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Full-bathroom Macerating Pump - 1/2hp - 3pcs/4pcs - Install with any Saniflo bowls & Tank
Easy dual-access service panels
The Saniaccess 3 is a 1/2 HP pump system used to install a complete bathroom up to 15 feet below the sewer line, or even up to 150 feet away from a soil stack. It incorporates a macerating system which can handle human waste and toilet paper in residential applications. The blade is made out of a hardened...
The Saniaccess 3 is a 1/2 HP pump system used to install a complete bathroom up to 15 feet below the sewer line, or even up to 150 feet away from a soil stack. It incorporates a macerating system which can handle human waste and toilet paper in residential applications. The blade is made out of a hardened stainless steel material which eliminates the need for any service or replacement.
The inside of the unit comprises of a pressure chamber, which starts and stops the unit, and the motor, which drives the stainless steel macerator blades and the pump. When the flush is activated, the water flowing into the Saniaccess 3 activates a micro switch in the pressure chamber, which in turn starts the motor. The motor is sealed for life in an oil filled enclosure. A common spindle/shaft drives the impeller and the macerator blades. The moving parts therefore are kept to an absolute minimum. Water and organic waste matter enter the chamber and are reduced to slurry as the macerator blades rotate at 3600 RPM. The centrifugal force causes the reduced solids to be ejected through a grill into the container where it is picked up by the impeller pump mounted beneath the motor. The unit pumps the effluent upward to 15 feet and/or 150 feet horizontally (with gravity fall). Once the water level in the container goes down, the micro switch deactivates the unit until the flush is activated again. A normal operating cycle for Saniaccess 3 takes about 10 - 12 seconds depending upon the discharge pipe run configuration; power consumption is therefore minimal.
In addition to the toilet waste, the Saniaccess 3 will also discharge gray water from a variety of other sanitary fixtures such as: a sink, a bathtub, a shower and a urinal. When adding a bathtub or shower, a base will have to be constructed. This base should be made out of a 2" x 6" (minimum) or 2" x 8" (recommended) on edge, to allow for the installation of a P-trap and the required 1/4" per foot gravity flow towards the pump unit.
The wastewater from other sanitary fixtures is discharged into the Saniaccess3 via two 2-inch inlets on either side of the housing. Either one or both inlets can be used as required. The discharge elbow on top of the unit can be turned either to the left, to the right, or towards the back, depending on the discharge installation. A non-return valve, which comes already assembled on the discharge elbow, prevents back flow into the unit.
This unit has been designed with a vent connection on the top of the unit. All plumbing codes require connection to a vent system. Please note that the vent system should be a two-way air vent. The use of mechanical vents, air admittance valves or similar devices are not permitted as these are considered one-way air vent systems. It is also highly recommended for the macerator/pump to be connected to a Ground Fault Interrupter (GFI) circuit.
Periodic maintenance can be accomplished easily without having to disconnect the unit from either the toilet or the rest of the plumbing system. Through one service panel, a service contractor can access the electrical components as well as the level sensor mechanism of the pump. The second service panel provides ready access to the basket area around the macerating blades for easy removal of any large objects that may have been accidentally flushed.
The Saniaccess 3 unit must be connected to our rear discharge toilet. This system uses much less water than a regular toilet. Note: This toilet only works in combination with Saniflo systems.
The Saniaccess 3 has been certified to American and Canadian Standards. Macerating standard; US: CSA Certified & IAPMO (UPC) listed - ASME A112.3.4, CA: Macerating Standard CSA B45.9.
All items may be purchased separately. However, the Saniaccess 3 works as a system and therefore a toilet bowl (083 or 087), toilet tank (005) and the macerating unit (082) need to be purchased. An optional extension pipe (030) is available for the pump to be installed behind the wall. See complementary products below.
Saniaccess 3 Data Sheet
10 3/4 x 18 3/4 x 6 3/4
Technical features of Saniaccess 3
Where to buy? Wholesalers, Home Improvement Stores
Amperage 4.5 Amps (Max)
Motor 0.5 HP oil-filled thermally protected motor
Discharge rate at 15 ft 17 GPM
Shut-off head 30 ft.
Weight 18 lbs / 8.2 kg
Round and elongated rear discharge toilets
Toilet - White - Rear Discharge Round Bowl toilet bowl - adaptable to Saniflo...


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b. accurately describe the organization's activities – Donors want to know how their funds will be used, and being able to demonstrate the relationship between your organization's activities and its impact in the community fosters increased understanding, engagement, and trust between your organization and its donors.
c. disclose the organization's name – CRA states that organizations must not misrepresent the charity which will receive solicited donations.2 As such, all fundraising activities must clearly present the name of the organization that will receive the funds being collected.
d. disclose the purpose for which funds are requested – The Association of Fundraising Professionals' Donor Bill of Rights states that any donor to a charitable or nonprofit organization has the right to "be informed of the organization's mission, of the way the organization intends to use donated resources, and of its capacity to use donations effectively for their intended purpose."1 In addition, Alberta's Charitable Fundraising Act 9(1) states that organizations must make information on how donations will be spent available to any person who requests it.3 Understanding why funds are being requested, both in terms of the impact an organization seeks and the specific activities that will be undertaken to achieve this impact helps donors to make informed choices regarding which organizations to support.
e. disclose the organization's policy with respect to issuing Official Income Tax receipts including any policy on minimum amounts for which a receipt will be issued – Disclosing your organization's policy with respect to issuing Official Income Tax receipts is a good practice as it avoids misleading donors who may believe they will be able to claim a gift that in reality they will not be able to claim. If your organization, for example, only issues Official Income Tax receipts for donations over $50, being clear and upfront with potential donors about this policy helps to avoid misunderstanding, which can be damaging to relationships and negatively impact future fundraising efforts.
From "Accreditation Preparation Workbook Section C: Fundraising," Katharine Zywert, Social Prosperity Wood Buffalo at the University of Waterloo, 2013.
"A Donor Bill of Rights," Association of Fundraising Professionals.
"Fundraising by Registered Charities: Guidance," Canada Revenue Agency, April 20th 2012.
Charitable Fundraising Act, Province of Alberta, Alberta Queen's Printer, November 1st 2010.


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Los Angeles, America's second largest city after New York, sprawls along the Pacific coast of California. the coastline stretches for over 76 miles all the way from Malibu to Long Beach, inland you will find that the city spreads out to fill a vast, arid flat basin, circled by the Santa Monica and San Gabriel mountains.
To appreciate Los Angeles try to think of it as five distinct regions: Hollywood, Downtown, Westside, The Valleys, and The Beaches.
Hollywood stretches along the world-famous Walk of Fame down the 18 blocks of historic Hollywood Boulevard, from La Brea Gateway to the corner of Hollywood and Vine. Many of Hollywood's famous landmarks are located in this center of the entertainment capital of the world. Hollywood's sizzling nightlife scene, fine restaurants, clubs, live broadcast studios.
Downtown which for decades was run down? But today the residential developers, city authorities have re-invigorated the whole area and restated Los Angeles as a great American city.
Westside will bring you to the very heart of Los Angeles with glamour from the hills of Bel Air, filled with lavish star homes to Rodeo drive where you could blow your life savings in a day.
The Valleys have plenty of unique qualities worth exploring. The Valley's backbone, Ventura Boulevard, with its collection of new stores and vintage boutiques. Or see a play in one of the small theatres in the arts community of North Hollywood, known as NoHo.
The Beaches Southern California's sunshine, wide beaches and carefree attitude have spawned a beach scene where well-tanned, perfectly-shaped people exist to ride the waves, rollerblade and sweat it out one of the hundreds of beach volleyball courts.
Events in Los Angeles
Jan - Annual Golden Globe Awards.
Feb - Black History Month.
Feb - Chinese New Year Parade.
Feb - Annual Academy Awards, Hollywood.
Apr - Blessing of the Animals animal parade, Olvera Street, Los Angeles.
May - Cinco de Mayo Celebration (Mexican Festival). Jun - San Fernando Valley Fair, Burbank.
Jul 4 - Independence Day Celebrations.
Jul - Verizon Music Festival, Los Angeles.
Sep - Los Angeles County Fair, Pomona.
Sep - Annual Route 66 Rendezvous.
Nov - Hollywood Christmas Parade.
Dec - Annual Whittier Christmas Parade.
Must See in Los Angeles
Los Angeles is packed full of renowned museums from the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, with its collection of Western, as well as Asian and Eastern art, and its striking and beautiful Japanese Pavilion;
the Museum of Contemporary Art which has three venues Pacific Design Center, California Plaza, and the Geffen Contemporary with free entry on Thursdays.
J. Paul Getty Center boasts a most impressive collection by such luminaries as Monet, Van Gogh and Cezanne, along with the architectural triumph of its six buildings and gardens.
Universal Studios Hollywood, in addition to the famous 'back lot' tour of old film sets, this attraction offers several fantastic movie-themed rides.
Griffith Park, Covering more than 4,107 acres of natural terrain, this is the largest municipal park and urban wilderness area in the United States, with numerous family attractions and activities.

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In data 14 dicembre 2022 l'omosessualità rimane reato ufficialmente in circa 65 paesi del mondo; 68 se si considerano 3 paesi che condannano de facto l'omosessualità anche se in assenza di leggi specifiche contro: Afghanistan, Iraq ed Egitto. L'ultimo paese in cui è stata abrogata la legge sulla sodomia sono le isole Barbados in data 14 dicembre 2022

Nel 2001 i paesi che avevano leggi contro l'omosessualità erano circa 95 (compreso Cipro del Nord ed escluso il Ciad).

Attualmente 7 di loro prevedono la pena di morte per omosessualità in tutto il loro territorio: Arabia Saudita, Iran, Emirati Arabi Uniti,  Afghanistan, Somalia, Mauritania e Yemen; mentre altri 5 paesi solo in alcune regioni specifiche, ovvero in alcune zone dell'Iraq, nella zona musulmana della Nigeria, in alcune zone delle Maldive; il Qatar prevede la pena di morte per omosessualità solo per i musulmani, mentre nei Territori Palestinesi, nella striscia di Gaza, anche se de iure la pena massima è di 10 anni di reclusione, de facto viene applicata la pena di morte.

Inoltre, fino al 15 luglio 2020, la pena di morte per omosessualità è stata in vigore in Sudan. Il Brunei ha abrogato la pena di morte dopo un mese dalla sua approvazione a causa delle massicce proteste internazionali.

Gli stati che stanno, attualmente, facendo degli sforzi per eliminare il reato di omosessualità sono: Libano, Tunisia, Sri Lanka e Guyana.

Nel mese di settembre 2022 il Presidente dello Sri Lanka ha affermato che il suo Governo non si opporrà al progetto di legge volto a depenalizzare il reato di sodomia.

Il 26 gennaio 2014, con la depenalizzazione del reato di omosessualità in Cipro del Nord, l'Europa è diventato il primo continente al mondo a non avere più alcun paese provvisto di leggi contro l'omosessualità.

Di seguito viene riportata una tabella degli stati in cui l'omosessualità è legale  (con seguente data di depenalizzazione) e quelli in cui è perseguita per legge (con conseguenti ammende e conseguenze).

Note

Voci correlate
Diritti LGBT nel mondo
Leggi sulla sodomia

Omofobia nella legge

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The storage unit business in Spain was not affected by the financial crisis or by a drop in sales, as it is one of the few businesses that has managed to take off in recent years, unlike the majority of industries that suffered from huge losses.
Maybe because it is a relatively new business, storage units in Spain still have a lot of market to be won, which represents an enormous opportunity for companies that are dedicated to offering furniture storage rental services.
One of the reasons that has also contributed to the unusual increase in this industry is the lack of these spaces in the country, where most buildings and dwellings do not have this kind of space.
Although it is a business that is highly developed in other European countries, the increase in storage units is a trend that is starting to become firmly established in our country.
The size of apartments in Spain has also contributed to the storage unit rental business expanding, as in our country the average home is around 60 square metres, meaning that people are obliged to look for alternatives for storing their belongings.
Another of the factors that has strongly influenced the increase in these industries is the advantage of renting them through a specialist agency.
In the first place, storage unit rental companies provide economical rates that adapt to each client's needs for space, so that you don't need to spend thousands of euros a month in renting furniture storage.
Secondly, there is the matter of security, as these companies have surveillance systems and antitheft insurance policies for storage units that guarantee the security of your belongings.
Finally, there is the matter of accessibility, as there are storage unit companies in Barcelona such as OhMyBox! that are located in areas that are easy to access as well as being central, which makes it easy to get to your belongings.
We will see the trend over forthcoming years, but it would seem that the industry will continue to be one of the most profitable ones for a long time.
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Dr. Anthony Tabatabai is a Lincoln, Nebraska native and a graduate from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He is Board Certified in General Surgery and member of the American Society of Metabolic & Bariatric Surgeons. He is proud to serve a community which offered him excellent opportunities to pursue his career goals.
He specializes in minimally invasive techniques involving laparoscopic and robotic surgical approaches with areas of interest including bariatrics, foregut, hernias, and all aspects of general surgery.
Dr. Tabatabai earned his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree from Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences in Kansas City, Missouri, completed General Surgery Residency at Michigan State University-Ascension Genesys Hospital in Grand Blanc, Michigan, and a Fellowship in Advanced Gastrointestinal Minimally Invasive and Bariatric Surgery at Saint Luke's Hospital in Kansas City, Missouri.
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Tail Spin @ Dreamworld
In late September Dreamworld opened their brand new thrill ride, Tail Spin. The ride, a Gerstlauer Sky Fly replaced the aged Reef Diver flat at the end of the Ocean Parade. The ride itself stands 22 metres tall, and has a throughput of 240-360 riders per hour.
Overall, the ride is a step up from the unpopular Reef Diver, without question. However it does show a disturbing trend in Australia's largest theme park. That is the tendency to favour "cheap" flats over any other type of ride. While I am a fan of flats in general, I think Dreamworld has now reached the maximum number of flats that a park can sustain without starting to be criticized for it.
But why wait, when I can rant about it now!
Don't get me wrong, Dreamworld has some great flats. I am a huge fan of The Claw, I think it is one of the best rides in the park. However, when your last 4 additions are flats (well, Buzzsaw is a coaster, but it's a very flat-like coaster) some questions have to be asked. As a consumer, it is hard to see why they have added two flying flats (Pandamonium and Tail Spin) in a row. I'm sure there will be some that haven't even realised they are different rides.
Enthusiasts tend to champion coasters over flats. Dreamworld has 5 coaster. However, Buzzsaw, is a single loop coaster. Tower of Terror (as good as it is) is just a straight up and back. Mick Doohan's Motocoaster is wildly unpopular, mainly because it is to big for kids, and a bit lame for the tweens. That just leaves a very good kiddy coaster, and Cyclone as the only true full circuit coasters.
What about dark rides? Realistically Dreamworld has one, the Big Red Car Ride in Wiggles World. I don't know a grown person who's ridden it without a toddler.
Dreamworld had one amazing Drop tower in the Giant Drop, so it doesn't need to go there again.
They have a raft ride, and an aged flume ride. They lack any kind of interactive ride (although they do have a walk through). They do have a drive yourself Model-T Ford ride, but I'd be surprised if many people even knew that was still there.
In terms of flats, they have 5 majors, and a number (rough count of 6 or 7) kids flats. What will Dreamworld put in next? If it's a flat, I'm going to scream.
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While moving files into a new location at the High School in 2011, Keith Carlson and Chuck Lonske found a box package Bell and Howell in Chicago, addressed to Mr. Earl Berry, Superintendent, New Buffalo Consolidated Schools.
The postmark on the mailing was 1944. Opening it revealed 2 items: a sealed 6 inch film case with the label: "In Color, New Buffalo, Class of 1963" and a 10″ film reel, presumed to be the original content of the box – but no label.
Keith examined the leader of the unmarked film with a magnifying glass and found it to read: "A day in the life of New Buffalo Consolidated Schools." There is however, a not so subtle "time stamp" on the older film from a historical perspective, according to Joe Tyron (Class of '59). As he has pointed out, the beginning the film depicts the Pledge of Allegiance and everyone was rendering the Bellamy Salute. Joe being a history buff found that Congress outlawed the Bellamy Salute in December of 1942 — as it too much resembled a Hitler Salute. Therefore, the film or portions of it, had to have been shot prior to December 1942.
Both film canisters were entrusted to a film archivist for transfer to video and are now available for viewing.
New Buffalo Jr/Sr High – Class 1969 – 1963 (Source: 8mm Film)
A day in the life of New Buffalo Consolidated Schools – 1944 (Source: 16mm Film)
1963 State Championship Basketball Game
Archival footage (14 minutes worth) of the 1963 Championship game courtesy of Jerry Kissman and his son Jay. Available in DVD, the film clip was shown at the All School Reunion – September 15, 2012. A live color commentary was provided by Coach Morrison.
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of landlocked maidens, chastened by their belts.
are drawn to fields exhausted by uncaring fumes.
their lust unquenched by swamping fertile plains.
they level playing fields, raise roofs and flatten earth.
windborne jets of streaming passion from the Gulf.
like the tattered remnants of a shipwrecked sailor's shirt.
and hurry zebras up their ramps.
Sharks give gorillas swimming lessons.
Where costs allow, big cats have them too.
Meteorology floods all the channels.
weatherwomen long for more monsoons.
An evocative poem - I love the lines "Sharks give gorillas swimming lessons".


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GERRY A.
Feeling at home at Ashby Village
"I went to a Sunday afternoon Living Room Chat. I even gave up a day of football to go, so I was serious! They answered a lot of my questions. They had a member talking about personal experience, which was what I wanted to hear. For me it was all just entirely satisfying. I felt right at home immediately." Read more.
DIANE & DON
North Berkeley Neighborhood Group Coordinators
"I am always concerned about members getting isolated without the help they might need. One of my goals is to check in on inactive members", says Don. Read more.
TOBEY K.
"One reason neighborhood groups are working so well is that they really help us to get to know people in our own neighborhoods," says Tobey Klein, who started the Emery Bunch neighborhood group with other founding members about five years ago. Read more.
MARY JO P.
Member and volunteer Mary Jo Powell loves contributing to Ashby Villages' mutual support and community---sort of like the small town where she grew up. Read more.
roger p.
An Ashby Village one-year membership was the holiday gift that Roger pitched in December 2016 to his three children. They came through! What were his expectations? "I was curious. Clearly, a movement is going on." Read more.
mairin m.M.
Looking back on her own reasons for joining, Mairin remembers thinking "maybe I could be helpful to others." As it turned out, "I got much more than I gave." Read more.
"Pat, I loved having your team and you here to wash my windows both inside and out. In addition to the service (and the windows do look beautiful!) it was just fun and such a nice group. Thanks so much once more - that great name "Hearts and Hands" says so much in just a few words, and the joy which you spread to the three volunteers. Thanks again. Janet"
ANNETTE H.
"Dear Jean, Thanks so much for being a volunteer! I really appreciated the ride to and from Carol's home for the Puzzle event. They are a great group of gals and working the puzzle is fun. It's people like you that makes Ashby Village so special!" Annette
hugh H.
"Dear AV, I'm writing to express particular appreciation for an Ashby Village volunteer. Melissa has provided invaluable help in solving mysteries in the operation of my automatic sprinkler system. Her knowledge in this area (and gardening, generally) and enthusiasm are a rare resource and perfectly suited to my request for assistance. Ashby Village and its members are fortunate to have them both as volunteers. Regards, Hugh"
bill and tari F.
"We had our first encounter with using the Ashby Village referral system. We needed a good reliable plumber, and SOON. Our kitchen sink was flooding and we couldn't find where the leak was coming from. We called Ashby Village and they gave us several referrals, including Naomi the Plumber. She was just what we needed, and she also fixed a five-year- long slow seepage on an outside pipe, all within half an hour!" --Tari and Bill F.
joan c.
"My husband and I joined Ashby Village, excited by the concept and eager to discover what it might have to offer. My husband's wish to complete a memoir has been made possible by an amazing woman who is volunteering to help him finish work that he can no longer complete on is own. Michelle McGuinness now comes once a week and we have together crafted a form that works for Bob, and that promises completion of the project. An oral history, which will likely be transcribed into written form as well, is well underway. Michelle arrives with her Smart Phone and is videotaping stories which Bob will soon present to our family. This is incredibly satisfying to both of us, and we are so grateful to Ashby Village for finding Michelle and to the time she is donating to his work." -- Joan Cole
bob d.
"I want to thank Ashby Village for responding to my request and making a volunteer available to my wife during my brief trip to Maine following my brother's death and being with my sister during this grieving period. My wife Merle has been recovering from hip replacement surgery, and it gave me peace of mind to know she had someone to call if necessary. This is exactly what we had hoped for when we joined Ashby Village." --Bob Davis
irene m.
"Frozen yogurt delivery, prunes and prescription pick-up, pastries and tulips, split pea soup, cookies, caring professional advice from nurse and a social worker all came my way through Ashby Village. I want to thank Thelma Peck, Marion Anderson, Elaine Hooker and Charlotte Herzfeld who played such an important role in helping me heal after surgery on my knee. This is another example of the assistance the Village can provide and I want to call out the names of these wonderful women to whom I am so grateful. " -- Irene Marcos
herrick and elaine j.
"We're some of those people who say that we don't yet need the help to remain in our homes. We're only 65 and 70! But we joined Ashby Village even before we moved here because we believe in the concept and want to help ensure there is such a service for others in the community. It's also an excellent way to meet people with common interests. Lo and behold, after we moved, the tags we so carefully put on our stereo before leaving Connecticut made a lot less sense once we tried to put the components back together. Ashby Village to the rescue. Volunteer Raynard Lozano set up our stereo in about an hour's time. We also attended the luncheon at Filippo's, so got to meet a few Ashby Village members. Although we moved to Berkeley to be near some of our children--our own"village"--we look forward to watching Ashby Village grow." --Herrick and Elaine Jackson
marcia f.
"Shortly after joining the Village, I needed to re-hang art after a paint job. Since I don't climb ladders anymore, I needed help. I thought about using the Village's concierge service to get a volunteer, but I found myself hesitating to do so for weeks on end. I finally made the call after struggling with myself to ask for help, and the next day member-volunteer Paul Axelrod came over and hung the pictures exactly as I wanted them. But why was it so difficult to make that phone call? What I realized is that I am of a generation that struggled for and valued our independence, particularly women. It was very difficult to ask for help. Our recent member survey revealed that many of us are not using the concierge service that the Village provides, and it may be that, like me, others find it hard to ask for help. When I joined the Village, I immediately became a volunteer, finding it much easier to give than to receive. As we age (I am now in my 70s), we need to make the shift from valuing independence to appreciating interdependence, and that is exactly what Ashby Village was established to provide." -- Marcia Freedman
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Every year, thousands ofericans race. Very few of them win. All of them have a blast. Isn't it time you joined the party?
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YOU CAN'T LOSE
Lance Armstrong isn't returning to racing; he never quit. Those marathons he entered during his retirement weren't fun runs. And the fact that a guy with his money, records, and little black book kept coming back for more tells you all you need to know about racing: Once you start, you never really stop. Set a race in your sights and everything you do changes. Food becomes fuel. Sleep becomes recovery. The resignation to exercise becomes the compulsion to train. Winning? That's a moving target=; if your goal is only to enter, you've won as soon as you show up. From there, your limits are up to you. Consider this your starting line. We've not only picked the best races of the next year—a full calendar of contests around the U.S. for everyone from pros to regular Joes—but we're going to help you get to the finish in style. Study up, mark your calendar, and get to work. There's a long, fun road ahead.
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Jackson, WY//April 4
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With the Tetons as a backdrop and divisions for everyone from enduro-geeks to families, this is arguably the country's best multisport race. But the variety—a three-mile, 3,500-vertical-foot downhill ski; 10K cross-country ski; 20-mile road ride; and final nine-mile, Class I–II boating leg down the Snake River—can be a gear debacle, warns Olympic gold medalist and race veteran Tommy Moe. "If you're competing as an individual, having someone help you at the transitions is huge," he says. Another secret: On the river leg, "if you have a really fast downriver boat, you can make up a lot of time." Or round up your buddies, get some good costumes, and enter the "Fun Class," where entrants are judged not on time but, rather, as the rule book states, "how much fun they appear to be having." From $35; polepedalpaddle.com
Sea Otter Classic
Monterey, CA//April 16-19
(courtesy of Sea Otter Classic)
The Classic is huge, with 10,000 bikers competing in nine events and dozens of classes—everything from cross-country to downhill to criteriums (short-course road races)—in front of 50,000 spectators. That means there's a race for everyone, but don't overdo it. Focus on no more than one per day and pick your best event—with so many entrants, the competition can be tough even in beginner races. Study the complex schedule so you aren't late for your race. (Staying away from the beer tent helps.) Be sure to catch the crit and short-track races, where you can get right next to the action, and bring some binocs to watch the dual- slalom racers charge downhill, kamikaze style. From $35; seaotterclassic.com
Athens Twilight Criterium
Athens, GA//April 24, 25
"This is the hippest rock-star crit in the country," says 2007 pro-division champ Mark Hekman. "It's at night, the crowd is ten people deep, there are lots of wrecks, and the atmosphere's electric." Athens is small, so hotels fill up with cyclists and spectators (book early) and parking downtown is scarce (ride from your hotel). If you make it through the qualifier, on a mellow, azalea-lined neighborhood course, you'd better have your pack-riding skills polished. You'll pound 20 laps on the same kilometer-long downtown loop the pros ride—including 90-degree, beer-slicked turns in fields of 100 or more. The scariest corner—Clayton and Lumpkin—is also the best place to watch the carnage that is an integral part of crit racing. $30; athenstwilight.com
Wildflower Triathlons
Lake San Antonio, CA//May 1-3
"The Woodstock of triathlons" is not only a classic three-race event (Olympic distance, long course, and mountain bike); it's also a massive campout, replete with roaring bonfires and post-race partying for 7,500 athletes and 30,000 spectators in a central-California county park. Competition for good camping spots is fierce, so plan to arrive at the race site by Thursday afternoon if you care about sleeping comfortably. Bring a wetsuit—Lake San Antonio averages 66 degrees—and put your bike in its granny gear for the transition, since the ride starts with an immediate, ramp-like hill (the first of many). The run course is mostly off-road, so bring light trail runners. And pack your allergy meds; the pollen levels are off the charts around the lake in early May. $260; tricalifornia.com
San Francisco, CA//May 17
The Bay to Breakers is really two races: a screaming-fast elite 12K across the city to the ocean and a carnivalesque parade of 65,000 runners in various states of both costume and undress. If you're there to race, arrive at least an hour before the gun to slip into one of the new corrals for more serious runners near the starting line, so you won't have to slalom through the jogging mariachis, the human six-packs, and the infamous school of upstream-running salmon. Don't blow your reserves on the 11 percent climb up Hayes Street; save your breakaway for the top and the next 4.5 miles of gradual downhill through Golden Gate Park. If you're there to party, don't wear anything you'll regret after five miles (like a fat suit), and don't flaunt your fun. The cops won't return that ingenious kegmobile, full or empty. $44; ingbaytobreakers.com
THE SEVEN HABITS OF HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL RACERS
You've registered and bought the gear. Now make the most of your big day.
1. Train high, race low. Don't expect to be at your best if you're training at sea level and racing in the Rockies. But if that's what you have to do, make a vacation out of it and arrive a week early to acclimatize.
2. Pick the right team. Success will hinge on having everyone, from relay mates to support crew, working toward the same goals. Talk through your expectations before you commit, especially when large fees and travel are involved.
3. Give yourself enough time. Allow a full day to recover from travel before an important race, and get up early. Race-day mornings are always more complicated than they seem the night before.
4. Never try anything new on race day. Unless you like equipment failures, blisters, and Porta-Potty lines, save the experimentation for the post-race party.
5. Know the course. You can't pace yourself if you don't know what's in store.
6. Start slow. Everyone feels like a hero at the starting line; chill out so you can finish like one.
7. Eat early and often. Aim for at least two gel packets (50–60 grams of carbs) or the equivalent per hour of exertion—and enough electrolyte drinks so you never feel even close to thirsty.
General Clinton Canoe Regatta
Bainbridge, NY//May 22-25
With fireworks, carnival rides, and 3,000 paddlers racing up to 70 miles on the scenic Susquehanna River, the 47-year-old General Clinton is the most welcoming river race out there. While Olympic hopefuls and pros will show up with their 20-pound graphite canoes and carbon-fiber paddles, there are dozens of shorter races for families and amateurs. "Any old canoe will work," says Jim Genkos, owner of nearby outfitter J & J Canoe Supplies, "but you should invest in some foot braces and foot straps for improved stability and easier steering." His other tips: Pre-run a few sections of the course (especially the put-in and the fast stretch below the Oneonta Dam) and persuade some friends to drive along the river with supplies so you can keep your boat light. From $32; canoeregatta.org
Teva Mountain Games
Vail, CO//June 4-7
If you're a multisport junkie, the Teva Mountain Games is your fix. It draws top athletes from half a dozen disciplines, including trail running, whitewater kayaking, cycling, climbing, and adventure racing, but amateurs can compete alongside them in almost all of the events. The best strategy is to treat the three-day weekend like a marathon. Pace yourself at the parties and concerts—past acts include Jurassic 5 and Ozomatli—so you'll still have energy for your events. The best all-comers race is Saturday night's 5K mud run, which boasts a start/finish area built around a beer garden. Don't miss the spectator-favorite 8 Ball Kayak Sprint and freestyle mountain-bike events. From $20; tevamountaingames.com
Pikes Peak Ascent
Manitou Springs, CO//Aug. 15
Running 13 miles to the top of a Colorado fourteener, mostly on singletrack, will alter your understanding of runner's high. The key to minimizing the hurt, says six-time winner Matt Carpenter, is to take it easy on the 13 switchbacks in the first three miles—the steepest section of the course—and start picking off runners on the wider, easier section above them. The aid stations are too far apart for mid-pack runners to stay fueled, so bring a few gels to avoid bonking. And no matter what the weather is like down low, bring gloves, a hat, and a jacket for above tree line. "Hypothermia will slow you down," says Carpenter. $95; pikespeakmarathon.org
Hood to Coast Rally
Portland, OR//Aug. 28-29
Bad news: You'll be running 197 miles nonstop from Mount Hood to the Pacific Ocean. Good news: You have 11 teammates to help. Use them wisely. The 36 relay legs average five and a half miles, but the two best runners should take the fifth and ninth positions— the hardest and longest shifts overall—while the slowest racer should take the first, the descent from Mount Hood. Key tip for the downhills: Vaseline on your feet. "Blisters knock people out of the race more than anything else," says race founder Robert Foote. Pack your two chase vehicles well—beware of the long rural stretches with few amenities like food and gas—and don't forget your map. $95 per runner; hoodtocoast.com
HOW TO CREATE YOUR OWN RACE
From the smallest charity 5K to the Tour de France, every race begins as someone's dream. For advice on launching your own event, we spoke with the man behind 24 Hours of Moab, Laird Knight, who's been promoting races for 25 years.
Pick the Right Spot Getting insurance is pretty easy; there are standard policies. But land access will make or break you—dealing with private owners, the state, etc. Just know going in that this will be a lot of work. Also, do you have water and electricity or will you have to bring it in? That's a lesson I learned the hard way. The 24 Hours of Moab site is 12 miles from the nearest utility.
Get Volunteers Be enthusiastic, and share that. If you know where you want to go, people will help you get there. And take good care of them. Tell them what they're going to do and for how long, feed them, give them a memento, and thank them.
Prepare to Spend It's a labor of love, for sure. At best, you lose money the first two years, break even the third, maybe earn back in year four what you lost the first two, then go into the black in year five.
Lose the Jerks Listen to complaints, especially if they're offered with good intentions. But if someone is just mean and mistreats you or your staff, ban them. Remember, you're here for fun.
24 Hours of Moab
Moab, UT//Oct. 10-11
It's the most famous 24-hour mountain-bike race, held in the mecca of the sport, which is why 4,000 racers and spectators swarm this 15-mile loop every October. "The course alternates between rocky and really sandy," says Chris Eatough, six-time 24 Hour Solo World Champion. "So go with a wide tire—2.2 or 2.3 inches—since tread doesn't do much in deep sand or on rock anyway." And don't forget about comfort: Soft saddles, cushy suspension settings, and warm clothes for the freezing nights will make the course a little less painful. $150; grannygear.com
New York, NY//Nov. 1
First, you must remember this is the largest marathon in the world; you'll have 38,000 runners to contend with even before the race begins. If you're fast, you can guarantee a berth by logging a qualifying half- or full-marathon time (the 2008 bar was set at 1:23 and 2:55, respectively, for men under 40) and applying by May 1. Otherwise, the standard lottery odds are a dismal one in eight. As soon as you're confirmed, book a hotel near Central Park. The night before the race, reserve your taxi to the ferries (or the official buses), so you won't miss your boat to the starting line, on Staten Island. Watch your pace: The first 16 miles are flat, but that changes after the Queensboro Bridge. "Our course is tough," says race director Mary Wittenberg. "Run the last 3.5 miles of the course beforehand; that alone shows you how hilly it is." $155; ingnycmarathon.org
The Iceman Cometh Challenge
Traverse City, MI//Nov. 7
The largest single-day competitive mountain-biking event in the U.S., this 27-mile point-to-point race is held just as oftenon snow as it is on dirt. Jeremiah Bishop, the 2008 champion, recommends riding a hardtail 29er to help power across the soft stuff. Keep a steady cadence and stay loose on your bike so you don't squirm when it does. The final five miles are the hilliest, so ride them the day before to know what you're facing, says Bishop. And wear a full-zip jersey and light shell over a base layer so you can vent when you overheat. If you're interested in the 2009 race, you'll need to be fast before you even get there; registration opens February 27, and the 2,500 spots will probably go in two days. $65; iceman.com
Silver Belt Banzai
Sugar Bowl, CA//Feb. 13-14
If the Olympic downhill and the U.S. Extreme Freeskiing Championships had a love child, it would probably look a lot like the Silver Belt Banzai. Skiers battle it out in mass-start heats of six, launching off cliffs, dodging trees, and navigating chutes in an all-out dash from the summit of Mount Lincoln. "It's a free-for-all," says Olympian and X Games skiercross medalist Daron Rahlves, who's helping organize the event. "But there's not just one line to the bottom. You can stick to the open slopes or take the higher-risk/higher-reward option and air it off rocks." But, face it, with 100 racers—and many a pro—you're not getting in on the $10,000 purse. Play it safe and stick to skier's right. You might just survive your 90-second run and make it to the next round. But before you show up, be sure to get your ski legs in order. "Do some nonstops," says Rahlves. "It's not easy to send it all the way to the bottom. You're going to be hurting." $100; sugarbowl.com
The American Birkebeiner
Cable, WI//Feb. 27
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The 31- and 33-mile nordic-ski marathons at the Birkie are the largest in the U.S., with 5,000-plus entrants snaking through thick pine forests from Cable to a tent city in Hayward, where finishers are rewarded with local beer and brats. Although racers set off in ten waves, based on prequalifying times, the start is still no picnic. The waves go five minutes apart, so be at the adjacent warming tent an hour early to get a good position. "Give yourself space," says 25-time competitor Marcia Engebretson. "Crashes occur, poles are broken—be sure to wear eye shields." Start slow: The highest elevation, about 1,700 feet, is in the first third of the course. Near the end, the wind can be blasting on the mile-long section across Lake Hayward. Draft off of someone if you can. From $70; birkie.com
GT wants to give you a mountain bike. And a pit crew. And cheerleaders. All you have to do is be the highest-placed amateur at one of the seven events in the Golden Bike Series, which begins with April's Sea Otter Classic. Your reward: Either a GT Zaskar hardtail or Marathon full-suspension bike—in a one-off gold—plus mechanics, eight cheerleaders, and both your entry fee and round-trip airfare for two to the next race. Win again and the good times continue; lose and it will all be taken away from you at the finish line and given to the victor—your old bike now the pumpkin in your Cinderella story. (Don't worry. At year's end, all winners receive a bike to keep.) gtisgolden.com
Lead Photo: courtesy of Sea Otter Classic
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This Adaptive Mountain Bike Brings Freedom Back to Disabled Riders
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Everyone whom God uses must go through the process of work in order to become the person God wants them to be. Moses was born with all the raw ingredients of a deliverer and leader of God's people. But if you follow his story, including his forty years of shepherding in the wilderness, it wasn't until he was eighty that God began to use him to the fullness of his potential and purpose. It took a long time to prepare Moses to be the man that God wanted him to be.
As was true of Moses, who you are right now has all the raw ingredients for what God wants you to become so you can accomplish His purpose for your life. But there are still some things that need to be refined, some things that need to be added, and some things that need to be taken out. There are some tweaks and some changes that must be made if you are going to accomplish what God wants you to achieve in your life.
The question is, are you willing to do the work that is required to improve and become the best you can be for Him?


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In THE RETURN JOURNEY, Maeve Binchy creates powerful, compelling stories of love, loss, revelation and reconciliation. A secretary's silent passion for her boss meets the acid test on a business trip; a man and a woman's mutual disdain at first sight shows how deceptive appearances can be; an insecure wife clings to the illusion of order, only to discover chaos at the hands of a house-sitter who opens the wrong doors; a pair of star-crossed travellers pick up each other's bags, and then learn that when you unlock a stranger's suitcase, you enter a stranger's life. These and many more poignant, ironic, often humorous stories - unforgettable slices of life - show why Maeve Binchy is one of the world's favourite storytellers.


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The Rifleman - Season 1
Episode 01: The Sharpshooter
Episode 02: Home Ranch
Episode 03: End of a Young Gun
Episode 04: The Marshal
Episode 05: The Brother-in-Law
Episode 06: Eight Hours to Die
Episode 07: Duel of Honor
Episode 08: The Safe Guard
Episode 09: The Sister
Episode 10: New Orleans Menace
Episode 11: The Apprentice Sheriff
Episode 12: The Angry Gun
Episode 13: Young Englishman
Episode 14: The Gaucho
Episode 15: The Pet
Episode 16: The Sheridan Story
Episode 17: The Retired Gun
Episode 18: The Photographer
Episode 19: Shivaree
Episode 20: The Deadeye Kid
Episode 21: The Indian
Episode 22: The Boarding House
Episode 23: The Second Witness
Episode 24: The Trade
Episode 25: One Went to Denver
Episode 26: The Deadly Wait
Episode 27: The Wrong Man
Episode 28: The Challenge
Episode 29: The Hawk
Episode 30: Three-Legged Terror
Episode 31: The Angry Man
Episode 32: The Woman
Episode 33: The Money Gun
Episode 34: A Matter of Faith
Episode 35: Blood Brothers
Episode 36: Stranger at Night
Episode 37: The Raid
Episode 38: Outlaw's Inheritance
Episode 39: Boomerang
Episode 40: The Mind Reader
The adventures of a Wild West rancher, wielding a customized rapid-fire Winchester rifle, and his son.
Action, Adventure, Family, Western
Shailar Coby, Johnny Crawford, Paul Fix, Joe Benson, Bill Quinn, Patricia Blair, Joe Higgins, Joan Taylor, Harlan Warde, Hope Summers, Ralph Moody, ...»
Joseph H. Lewis, Arthur H. Nadel, Lawrence Dobkin, Sam Peckinpah
#Arthur H. Nadel #Chuck Connors #Johnny Crawford #Joseph H. Lewis #Lawrence Dobkin #Paul Fix #Sam Peckinpah #The Rifleman - Season 1
ACTORS OF "The Rifleman - Season 1"
Shailar Coby
Johnny Crawford
26 March 1946, Los Angeles, California, USA
13 March 1901, Dobbs Ferry, New York, USA
Joe Benson
September 7, 1915 in Stamford, Texas, USA
Bill Quinn
6 May 1912, New York City, New York, USA
Patricia Blair
January 15, 1933 in Fort Worth, Texas, USA
Joe Higgins
12 July 1925, Logansport, Indiana, USA
Joan Taylor
18 August 1929, Geneva, Illinois, USA
Harlan Warde
6 November 1917, Los Angeles County, California, USA
Hope Summers
7 June 1896, Mattoon, Illinois, USA
Ralph Moody
5 November 1886, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
John Harmon
30 June 1905, Washington, USA
Fritz Ford
12 November 1927, Reading, Ohio, USA
John Milford
7 September 1927, Johnstown, New York, USA
20 October 1922, Clayton, Illinois, USA
Chris Alcaide
22 October 1923, Youngstown, Ohio, USA
Peter Whitney
24 May 1916, Long Branch, New Jersey, USA
Dabbs Greer
2 April 1917, Fairview, Missouri, USA
Richard Devon
11 December 1926, Glendale, California, USA
Glenn Strange
16 August 1899, Weed, New Mexico, USA
Adam Williams
26 November 1922, Wall Lake, Iowa, USA
Enid Jaynes
12 August 1935, Nebraska, USA
Edgar Buchanan
20 March 1903, Humansville, Missouri, USA
Rhys Williams
31 December 1897, Clydach, Swansea, Wales, UK
Dennis Cross
17 December 1924, Whitefish, Montana, USA
8 August 1926, Long Branch, New Jersey, USA
Charles Tannen
22 October 1915, New York City, New York, USA
13 November 1920, Miami, Arizona, USA
Denver Pyle
11 May 1920, Bethune, Colorado, USA
K.T. Stevens
20 July 1919, Los Angeles, California, USA
5 July 1928, Depoy, Kentucky, USA
Michael Pate
26 February 1920, Drummoyne, New South Wales, Australia
Robert Foulk
5 May 1908, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Royal Dano
16 November 1922, New York City, New York, USA
Wallace Earl Laven
27 June 1926, Florida, USA
11 August 1926, San Francisco, California, USA
Whit Bissell
Paul Carr
1 February 1934, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
Lawrence Dobkin
16 September 1919, New York City, New York, USA
Jack Kruschen
20 March 1922, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
9 January 1925, Somerville, New Jersey, USA
Michael Fox
27 February 1921, Yonkers, New York, USA
23 May 1929, Portland, Oregon, USA
Vito Scotti
26 January 1918, San Francisco, California, USA
23 November 1915, Richmond [now Staten Island], New York City, New York, USA
Fay Roope
20 October 1893, Allston, Massachusetts, USA
William Bryant
31 January 1924, Detroit, Michigan, USA
Steven Marlo
13 July 1927, San Francisco, California, USA
Robert Bice
4 March 1914, Dallas, Texas, USA
Kathleen Mulqueen
August 6, 1899 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Max Wagner
28 November 1901, Torreon, Coahuila, Mexico
Lewis Charles
2 November 1920, New York City, New York, USA
Claude Akins
25 May 1926, Nelson, Georgia, USA
Sidney Blackmer
13 July 1895, Salisbury, North Carolina, USA
Charles Watts
30 October 1912, Clarksville, Tennessee, USA
William Meigs
Harold J. Stone
3 March 1913, New York City, New York, USA
Ed Nelson
21 December 1928, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
Rex Holman
11 December 1935, Oklahoma, USA
Chubby Johnson
13 August 1903, Terre Haute, Indiana, USA
Billy E. Hughes
28 November 1948, Los Angeles, California, USA
Pepe Hern
6 June 1927, New Jersey, USA
Grant Richards
21 December 1911, New York City, New York, USA
William Schallert
6 July 1922, Los Angeles, California, USA
Cesare Danova
1 March 1926, Bergamo, Lombardy, Italy
Robert Crawford Jr.
13 May 1944, Quantico, Virginia, USA
Patricia Barry
16 November 1922, Davenport, Iowa, USA
Larry Perron
August 11, 1923 in Wilmington, Delaware, USA
Robert F. Hoy
3 April 1927, New York City, New York, USA
Sara Taft
Michael Harris
Jeff Connors
July 30, 1952 in Los Angeles, California, USA
Buddy Hackett
31 August 1924, Brooklyn, New York, USA
Hank Stohl
1 July 1927, Bridgeport, Connecticut, USA
Mort Mills
Russell Collins
11 October 1897, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
Jack Hogan
25 November 1929, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA
Patrick McVey
17 March 1910, Fort Wayne, Indiana, USA
John Hoyt
5 October 1905, Bronxville, New York, USA
James Westerfield
22 March 1913, Nashville, Tennessee, USA
John Carradine
5 February 1906, New York City, New York, USA
Robert H. Harris
15 July 1911, New York City, New York, USA
Marc Lawrence
17 February 1910, New York City, New York, USA
17 May 1936, Dodge City, Kansas, USA
Robert J. Wilke
18 May 1914, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
Steve Rowland
3 September 1932, Los Angeles, California, USA
Parley Baer
5 August 1914, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
Brian G. Hutton
1 January 1935, New York City, New York, USA
Bing Russell
5 May 1926, Brattleboro, Vermont, USA
22 March 1910, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Leonard Stone
3 November 1923, Salem, Oregon, USA
Danny Richards Jr.
January 3, 1942 in USA
Lonny Chapman
1 October 1920, Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA
Gordon Jones
5 April 1911, Alden, Iowa, USA
Ellen Corby
3 June 1911, Racine, Wisconsin, USA
Kevin Hagen
3 April 1928, Chicago, Illinois, USA
Dayton Lummis
August 8, 1903 in Summit, New Jersey, USA
Kent Taylor
11 May 1907, Nashua, Iowa, USA


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There are different versions of the Zonit Micro Automatic Transfer switch available. The standard single-port version has a C13 connector integrated at the switch. The 1-port "Y" model has a 22cm long cable at the C13 connector. 2-port and 3-port "Hydra" versions are also available. Both are particularly suited for use in highly dense environments. All versions handle voltages between 208 and 240 volts at up to 8 amperes.
The zLock power cord sets itself apart with a locking mechanism integrated into the plug that clicks into place when a C13 or C19 plug is used for the power connection. This also prevents the power cord and the equipment connected to it from being disconnected at any time either accidentally or as a result of vibrations, thus ensuring an uninterrupted power supply and preventing downtime or even damage to the hardware. To relocate or reconfigure servers, PDUs and other equipment, the zLock plug can simply be disconnected by releasing the red locking mechanism.
The locking mechanism is directly integrated into the C13 or C19 plug for the zLock solution and does not require a counterpart for the respective socket. This means that standard wall and PDU connections can be used depending on the version.
The zLock power cords are also available as versions with dual sided locking mechanism (sliding tabs (C13) or twist lock (C14).
The zLock Dual Sided IEC Locking Cable is the first truly universal C13 to C14 locking power cable that is 100% compatible with existing plugs and receptacles! The dual locking cables simply replace existing power cables and eliminate any accidental and vibration disconnects. They do not require a special mating plug or receptacle in order to have a secure connection. The power cables and all connected IT devices are well protected against unintentional mechanical disconnections and the resulting power supply disruptions which lead to downtime and possible hardware damage. The zLock Dual Sided IEC Locking Cable can be released by simply pulling the red sliding tabs of the C13 connector or opening the twist lock on the C14 side. Simply replace your existing power cable with the zLock Dual Sided IEC Locking Cable and enjoy your increased uptime.
The zLock power cords are also available as versions with single sided locking mechanism (directly integrated into the C13 or C19 plug).


Wow, what a match. Portugal went up 1-0 within three minutes after Cristiano Ronaldo converted a PK, becoming just the fourth player to score in four different World Cups. Diego Costa responded with a goal for Spain shortly afterward, but Ronaldo netted his second right before the half on a David De Gea blunder in goal.
Then the second half started. Spain scored twice in the first 15 minutes, including an absolute stunner from defender Nacho. Not to be outdone, Ronaldo sealed his hat trick on a pinpoint free kick in the 88th minute to salvage a 3-3 draw. The odds were +2500 for any player to score a hat trick and +5000 for Ronaldo specifically.
Another late winner in Friday's matches saw Iran earn a 1-0 victory in stoppage time due to a Morocco own goal. It was a massive result for Iran considering both teams still have to play Spain and Portugal. They've moved from +3290 to +900 to win Group B following the win.
Uruguay and Egypt were scoreless until the 89th minute, when the South Americans capitalized on a header by Jose Gimenez. The result was big for Uruguay, who keep pace with Russia at the top of Group A, as well as the 85% of bettors who took them to win.


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»Lecture by Stephanie Kerschbaum on Monday, April 3
On Monday, April 3, Stephanie Kerschbaum, a specialist in disability studies, diversity, pedagogy, and writing from the University of Delaware, will present "Exploring Discomfort Using Markers of Difference: Constructing Anti-Racist and Anti-Ableist Teaching Selves?" at 3:30 p.m. in Town Hall at the Leadership Studies Building. The lecture is free and open to the public.
Kerschbaum's talk will explore the concept of "marking difference," which students and teachers practice as they position themselves and others. The talk is based on her book, "Toward a New Rhetoric of Difference," and current research she is conducting on the narratives that teachers tell about their teaching identities. Students and faculty will gain more awareness about how these identities affect themselves and others.
"Much of Kerschbaum's work is based on this seemingly simple, and yet endlessly complex truth: How teachers understand difference matters to the way they teach writing. More broadly, it matters to the way they teach," explains Abby Knoblauch, associate professor of English and composition and director of the program in expository writing.
"Kerschbaum's talk will help teachers recognize how they and their students 'mark difference,' a process of responding to rhetorical cues that signal the presence of difference," concludes Knoblauch.
While visiting K-State, Kerschbaum also will lead a workshop for cross-campus tutors at the Writing Center's Spring Totally Tutoring workshop on the topic of "Signs of Disability When Tutoring."
"In this interactive workshop, Dr. Kerschbaum will give tutors the tools to recognize when disability might be silently at play in tutoring sessions so that tutors and tutees can productively work together in these sessions in ways that do not erase difference," said Cydney Alexis, assistant professor of English and director of the Writing Center.
Kerschbaum's visit is made possible by the support of the Student Governing Association, the English department and the program in expository writing.
More information about Kerschbaum's work is available at her website.
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Applications due April 1 for engagement incentive grants
Filmmaking tools worth more than $10,000 donated to K-State 48 Film Festival and campus community
Cyber Defense Club invited to national competition at Argonne National Laboratory
Cuddly cicada: Stuffed cicada display aims to help people become more comfortable with the insects
Update from Multicultural Student Center planning group
K-State Global Campus extends application for professional development for teaching online
Warrior Chorus brings 'The Trojan War' to McCain on April 7
K-State Triathlon
Kansas State University Gardens to host daylily sale and redbud tree raffle
Center on Aging celebrates Careers in Aging Week
Time and location change for Confucius Institute's taiji class
Journal published by modern languages department and New Prairie Press to celebrate 40th anniversary
Staley School of Leadership Studies announces 2017-2018 class of Snyder Leadership Legacy Fellows
Swine association recognizes Kansas State University veterinary students for scholarship, research
Ruhlmann honored with P.E.O. Scholar Award
Head of geology Pamela Kempton receives distinguished alumni award
Anthropology faculty and student present at 39th annual Flint Hills Archaeological Conference
Study abroad tour to Europe gives students in the College of Business Administration a global outlook on business
Abstracts for Undergraduate Research Showcase due April 7
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Kette is one of the hottest upcoming dancehall artist on this planet. This mixtape dubbed "Dunkirkology" is named for the community the artist is from in Jamaica. "Dunkirkology" is a welcome return to "REAL" dancehall music and challenges all dancehall artist to spit straight fire. This is the Death of the autotune "Dunkirkology" is keeping it gangsta but giving the ladies something to gyrate to.


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Wow!! You are using it too 😀 So happy & just check out your review!!
I'm only now just starting to get an invested appreciation in make up. I've been hearing tons about Althea and their products. This bare essentials set would be a good place to start. Still have a lot to learn but it helps to have these ready set packages to work with.


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Harvard weighs more than 200 variables from applicants. Here's how you can get in
Deirdre Fernandes
Ultimately, Harvard wants students who will add something special to its campus, said Bev Taylor, founder of Ivy Coach, a private admissions counseling firm, who always advises her clients to do their best to avoid being excellent yet run-of-the-mill.
How do you get into Harvard? For the lucky few, there's the Z list.
The Z list is a way for Harvard to keep its alumni and donors happy while maintaining its reputation as a highly selective college, said Bev Taylor, the founder of New York-based Ivy Coach.
To get into elite colleges, some advised to 'appear less Asian'
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At Ivy Coach, much of the advice Taylor offers his clients echoes that of Chen. Be careful, he tells them, to avoid appearing like a "grade grubber": "Schools don't want students who care too much about their grades. They want kids who love learning."


Now, writing is an important part of my life- an end in itself - but my first writing was simply an outgrowth of our family's hiking experiences in Shenandoah National Park. It all began when my husband and I wrote a non-fiction adult book about the mountain people who were displaced when the park was established. We worked together on two more books about the park before I began to write fiction for children.
All of my children's books are historical novels set between 1863 and 1942, and they are read mostly by young people in grades 4-7. I'm often asked why I write historical fiction. Undoubtedly, all the times I read through the Little House books influenced me in that direction, but part of the reason is that I enjoy the research. Children stare at me in disbelief when they hear that, but the research is my excuse to talk to people I wouldn't otherwise meet, to take excursions to places that are off the beaten track, to read in depth on fascinating subjects - and to call it "work."


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I have installed XSS Me to my Firefox, however, I am still confused about how it works. How do I start testing my website? Or does it test it automatically? If it does, I did not get any reports.
Is there any good tutorial on this plug in?

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See here: http://labs.securitycompass.com/exploit-me/
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Mj Rodriguez becomes the first transgender actress to win a Golden Globe
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Mj Rodriguez has made history as the first transgender actress to win a Golden Globe.
After three seasons of captivating viewers on the critically acclaimed series Pose, Rodriguez has finally received her much deserved flowers.
On 9 January, the 31-year-old took home the Golden Globe for Best Actress in a TV Drama for her role as Blanca Evangelista.
Shortly after the award was announced, Rodriguez took to Instagram to express her excitement over her incredible achievement.
"OMG OMGGG! [Golden Globes] Wow! You talking about sickening birthday present! Thank you! This is the door that is going to open the door for many more young talented individuals," she wrote.
"They will see that it is more than possible. They will see that a young Black Latina girl from Newark New Jersey who had a dream, to change the minds others would WITH LOVE. LOVE WINS."
The exciting talent ended her statement by shouting out the LGBTQ+ community and the other Best Actress nominees.
"To my young LGBTQAI babies WE ARE HERE the door is now open now reach the stars!!!!! To the nominees, we are Queens. I'm so happy to share space with you! Each and every last one of you women are phenomenal," she said.
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Kristen Stewart, Lady Gaga and Billy Porter nominated for Golden Globe Awards
Rodriguez's groundbreaking Gloden Globe win isn't the first time she's made LGBTQ+ history.
Last year, she became the first transgender actress to earn a Primetime Emmy Award nomination in the Outstanding Lead Actress category. Unfortunately, she lost to The Crown's Olivia Colman.
Back in 2019, she became the first transgender woman to take home the trophy for Best Actress at the Imagen Awards.
Since the announcement, fans of Rodriguez have taken to Twitter to praise the actress for her unforgettable win.
One user wrote: "Mj Rodriguez certainly earned and deserves that Golden Globe win."
Another fan tweeted: "MJ Rodriguez becoming the first transgender woman to win Best Actress at the Golden Globes and taking home the first Golden Globe award for Pose is everything to me I love my mother."
Congratulations are in order for Miss Mj Rodrigeuz!
Mj Rodriguez reacts to her #GoldenGlobes win & gives an acceptance speech on IG Live:
"This is for the LGBTQAI, Black, Latina,
Asian [communities], the many multi beautiful colors of the rainbow… This is not just for me, this is for y'all. This is the door that opens for y'all" pic.twitter.com/g6GA6mzmWq
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About Hook » A Brief History of Hook
The earliest mention of Hook so far found in historical documents was in relation to a land dispute in the thirteenth century. The village of Hook did not, at that date, exist, but there were a few scattered houses and farms alongside the main road to the south-west of England. That main road grew in importance over the centuries until it became the main stage coach route from London to Exeter.
By the eighteenth century, a number of inns had appeared, to serve the travelling public, and small hamlets had grown up around them. In the late eighteenth century a turnpike road was constructed to aid the navigation of the steep Scures Hill, to the west of the village. This was one of a series of turnpikes throughout the country, which enabled stagecoach travel to become faster and more regular. Travelling became more commonplace as a result, and the inns which catered for the travellers prospered.
In the 1830s, a railway was built, which passed through Hook on its way from London to Basingstoke, but there was no station built here. A number of local landowners campaigned for a station between Winchfield and Basingstoke, so that timber and crops grown in the area could be sent away for sale. In 1883, their campaign was successful and Hook railway station was opened amidst general public rejoicing.
The opening of the railway station signalled the birth of the modern village of Hook. Houses were built for the railway workers, and for the workers in the businesses that sprang up around the station. Some workers began commuting to Basingstoke, and later to far-away London.
By 1932, the village of Hook was big enough to be formed into its own civil parish, created by carving away parts of the parishes of Odiham, Newnham and Nately Scures. This was followed a few years later by the building of Hook's own church, St. John's, so that the inhabitants no longer had to walk to services in Newnham or meet in the 'Tin Church' on the corner of Elms Road.
After the Second World War, Hook was considered by the then London County Council as a possible site for one of their overspill New Towns, but they ultimately decided to develop at Basingstoke instead.
Hook became the target for some housing development in the 1960s, and this intensified after the building of the M3 motorway in the early 1970s. Between 1981 and 1985, new house building doubled the size of the village, and further development took place in the late 1980s, bringing the village to a population of around 6000 people.
There have been a number of plans for major new housing developments in and around the village since then, most notably by Charles Church Developments in 1988 and again in 1991, but both these schemes were defeated on appeal after a lengthy public protest campaign.
The most recent expansion has been the building of the Holt Park development in the first few years of the twenty first century.


The GlamWaves large size band is an easy to use, one piece hair roller that will effortlessly create sleek looking waves for medium to long length hair without the need of using hair damaging products! The band has been designed to be comfortable to wear during treatment or sleep. The outer mesh material helps grip onto the band whilst not making hair frizzy during removal.
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El Shaddai Ranch on Friday afternoons from 3:30-6:30pm.
The cost is $5, which includes afternoon tea and a barbeque dinner.
Come along for some fun games and a good time in God's Word!
Parents are welcome to stay for the afternoon or join their children for dinner at 6:00pm. Extra burgers are $2 each.
Got any questions? Let us know.


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Volcanoes and Vulcanology (1885-1917)
Read by J. M. Smallheer
This is a collection of short scientific articles on the study of volcanoes and related seismic activity published in Knowledge, A Monthly R…
The Fortieth Door
Mary Hastings Bradley
A young American archeologist, a masked ball in Cairo, an illusive young woman and the unexplained disappearance of a Frenchman fifteen year…
The Red Seal
Natalie Sumner Lincoln
Nothing is what it seems to be as events unfold in this entertaining mystery by Natalie Sumner Lincoln. Red seals and red herrings abound a…
The Man with the Black Cord
Auguste Groner
A baffling disappearance. A bedroom door locked from the inside. A housekeeper with something to hide. Will retired policeman turned privat…
Theism or Atheism, The Great Alternative
Chapman Cohen
A thought-provoking treatise from 20th century English freethinker, atheist and secularist writer, Chapman Cohen. Here, he lays out the deve…
The Sheridan Road Mystery
Paul Thorne and Paul Thorneandmabel Thorne
A shot rings out in the middle of the night in a quiet Chicago neighborhood. Patrolman Murphy is directed to an apartment where a man says …
The Fairy Tales of Science
John Cargill Brough
This book, written in the mid 19th century and illustrated by Charles H. Bennett, provides an entertaining introduction to topics in science…
The Heart of a Mystery
Robert Eustace and L. T. Meade
The Heart of Mystery by L. T. Meade and Robert Eustace was published in 1901 in six installments in the Windsor Magazine, Vol. 14. The stori…
That Mainwaring Affair
Anna Maynard Barbour
As wealthy financier, Hugh Mainwaring dictates his last will and testament to his private secretary, it would be impossible for him to imagi…
The Sorceress of the Strand
L. T. Meade
From the moment Madame Sara arrived on the scene, she has taken London society by storm. Madame is both beautiful and mysterious, but it so…
Arthur B. Reeve
Constance Dunlap is a young woman who in Chapter 1 turns amateur criminal in order to to save her husband from disgrace and imminent arrest.…
Christopher Morley
Roger Mifflin is the somewhat eccentric proprietor of The Haunted Bookshop, a second-hand bookstore in Brooklyn that is "haunted by the…
Unravelled Knots
Baroness Emma Orczy
Unravelled Knots is the third and final installment of the Old Man in the Corner stories by Baroness Orczy. After a break of several years,…
The Slipper Point Mystery
Augusta Huiell Seaman
When fourteen year old Sally Carter shares her secret about When fourteen year old Sally Carter decides to share the secret she has discover…
Rocks and Their Origins
Grenville A. J. Cole
Do you know the difference between sedimentary, igneous and metamorphic rocks? Are you interested in their geologic origin, chemical compos…
Fanny Herself
Fanny Herself is the story of Fanny Brandeis, a young girl coming of age in the Midwest at the turn of the 20th century. It is generally co…
The Romance of Modern Chemistry
James C. Philip
A fascinating look back at the state of the art of chemistry 100 years ago, this book by James C. Philip, PhD, an assistant professor of che…
History of Biology
Louis Compton Miall
A history of biology from ancient times to Darwin and Pasteur by Louis Compton Miall, Professor of Biology, Fellow of the Royal Society, Ful…
The Dead Letter
Metta Victoria Fuller Victor
Published in 1866, "The Dead Letter: An American Romance" written by Metta Victoria Fuller Victor under the pseudonym, Seeley Rege…
Chemical Phenomena in Life
Frederick Czapek
Published in 1911 as part of the "Harper's Library of Living Thought," this volume presents an introduction to the chemistry of ce…


Basically, flock is not owned by the team, but by the file descriptor. This also explains the behavior with regard to fork().
We are currently using a session_id (pid_t) as an identifier for locks. Could we switch to using the file descriptor number instead, or would that break something? (this would mean the process should keep the fd opened until the lock is released, and should release using the same fd used for locking).
fixlocks.patch (4.9 KB) - added by pulkomandy 17 months ago.
Maybe I'm being pedantic, you should give sources which indicate the behavior you describe.
Tested on Linux, the test exits with 0.
Ah right, sorry: I hit this while running webkitpy unit tests and also confirmed the behavior on Linux.
Attached an attempt to fix this. The locks are now namespaced by either team or session id (this seems uncertain in the existing code already) + fd number.
There remains a problem in handling of closing the file, because the fd is not available in file_close. Maybe we should use a pointer to the file_descriptor struct instead? Is that always in sync with the fd?
Locks obtained by fcntl will use an fd of -1, so they behave like if there was a separate file descriptor just for them (this means a process trying to both flock and fcntl-lock the same file would now fail).
Review welcome as I'm not very familiar with this code.
Seeing how Pavel applied a fix to the same function in #8661, he might be a good reviewer. Adding a unit test (in src/tests/..) would also be nice.


Buying a home can be a stressful process. It's important that you're working with a mortgage officer who understands the Tupelo, Mississippi market. Donna Aycock is a mortgage lender in the Tupelo area, and with her years of financing experience, Donna and BancorpSouth can help you find the mortgage loan that's just right for you.
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Russia: Moscow Patriots vs The Black Storm Semi-Finals, No Tebow
As you've already heard - Tim Tebow has been offered 1 million dollars to play for the Black Storm. However, he turned down the offer....
As you've already heard - Tim Tebow has been offered 1 million dollars to play for the Black Storm. However, he turned down the offer. Still, even with no Tebow around, the season must go on. Semi-finals are scheduled for Saturday, Sept 28th, kickoff 1pm.
This game will be the biggest game in the history of American football in Russia. Broadcast is scheduled via National TV, with the total amount of 21 cameras! Both teams are gearing up for this game by bringing lots of guys from EU, besides the American players who are already there.
We talked to the Moscow Patriots HC, John Trana, who gave us some insight about the game.
- These two teams meet in the last regular season game of the year. The Black Storm brought in 4 Americans and several European players. The game had 5 lead changes in the fourth quarter and on the last play of the game the Moscow Patriots missed a game winning field goal. The rematch will be the biggest game in the History of American Football in Russia and it will be televised on National TV with 21 cameras in operation. Both teams are bringing European players, where our team has guys from Serbia, Croatia, France, USA and.. of course, Russia. There has been a lot of media attention for this game because the Black Storm offered Tim Tebow $1 million to play in the game. He did reject the offer, but that has drawn a lot of attention to the game in America and throughout Europe. - says Coach Trana.
Game will be broadcasted online as well via http://russiasport.ru/video_hub/node/1037932
Touchdown Europe: Russia: Moscow Patriots vs The Black Storm Semi-Finals, No Tebow
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In/Near buildings
Urban/Suburban, city parks
Land Invertebrates
More than 8,000 species globally
Springtails, like insects, have six legs, but these tiny rounded, oval, or elongated creatures that hop quickly into the air are not insects. They have a separate lineage and many structural differences.
Yellow-Collared Scape Moth
Cisseps fulvicollis
The yellow-collared scape moth is more often "orange-collared." And whether you think it looks more like a firefly or a wasp, it's still a moth!
Plume Moths
Nearly 150 species in North America north of Mexico
Slim, delicate plume moths are instantly recognizable by their T-shaped silhouette, long legs, and muted shades of tan and brown. It can be hard to separate the various species.
Isabella Tiger Moth (Woolly Bear; Woolly Worm)
Pyrrharctia isabella
Not many people know the adult Isabella tiger moth when they see one, but we're all acquainted with its caterpillar, the woolly worm, or woolly bear.
About Land Invertebrates in Missouri
Invertebrates are animals without backbones, including earthworms, slugs, snails, and arthropods. Arthropods—invertebrates with "jointed legs" — are a group of invertebrates that includes crayfish, shrimp, millipedes, centipedes, mites, spiders, and insects. There may be as many as 10 million species of insects alive on earth today, and they probably constitute more than 90 percent all animal species.
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About Stanford
Administration & Finances
Stanford Facts at a Glance
Stanford University is one of the world's leading research universities. It is known for its entrepreneurial character, drawn from the legacy of its founders, Jane and Leland Stanford, and its relationship to Silicon Valley. Areas of excellence range from the humanities to social sciences to engineering and the sciences. Stanford is located in California's Bay Area, one of the most intellectually dynamic and culturally diverse areas of the nation.
7,062 undergraduates
9,368 graduates
2,219 faculty members
19 Nobel laureates are currently members of the Stanford community
4:1 student to faculty ratio
8,180 contiguous acres
Nearly 700 major buildings
93% of undergraduates live on campus
6,200+ externally sponsored projects
$1.64 billion total budget
Opened 1891
President Marc Tessier-Lavigne
Provost Persis Drell
Seven Schools
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