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Feel Good Sunday: The Inexplicably Strange History Of Mr. Ed The Horse
By R.T. Fitch on January 7, 2018 • ( 3 Comments )
story by Cynthia Griffith as published on Ranker.com under Unbelievable Animals
"Today we escape into our past and date ourselves by remembering a well known animal actor that we all loved and adored…Mr. Ed was my first exposure to horses, even though he was only 2 dimensional. But none the less; today I see a lot of "Talking Horses" when I casually stroll through our pastures and love to hear what each and every one of them have to say. (the secret is to listen) May their love speak to our hearts and uplift our spirits." ~ R.T.
In the 1960s, the story of a man and his talking horse captivated the globe. The show was Mister Ed, and it followed the hijinks of a talking horse named Mr. Ed and his keeper Wilbur Post. The show became an instant classic, and the character of Ed has popped up everywhere from rap music and comedy sketches to children's shows.
Behind the character of Mr. Ed was a real horse. His name was Bamboo Harvester and he was already famous when he stepped onto the Hollywood scene. TV's most famous horse was born and bred a star. Lighthearted and humorous at times, stubborn and imperious on occasion, the real Mr. Ed was a true trail blazer.
Like most celebrities, his death was untimely and shrouded in mystery. And in the wake of his passing we learned that while he could indeed be imitated, he was one of the greatest horse stars of all time.
This epic equestrian celebrity's story began in sunny California. He was born in 1949 to two purebred horses, and was eventually owned by Lester "Les" Hilton. His family came from a long line of purebred horses meant for show, and his father Harvester was one of the prized horses of the San Fernando Valley.
Bamboo Harvester was a beautiful and energetic horse that caught the eye of many. He also won awards and accolades as a show horse. While his most notable footprint – or should we say hoof print – in Hollywood was his performance as Mr. Ed, his California neighbors remember fondly for both his spirit and his spunk.
The pilot episode of Mister Ed featured a different horse entirely. In fact, the pilot was recorded with an entirely different cast altogether. This episode, titled "The Wonderful World of Wilbur Pope" never saw any screen time. If it had, this legendary series would have played out to a totally different tune.
After the Chestnut gelding initially cast as Mr. Ed had a bit of a breakdown, Bamboo Harvester stepped in for the second pilot, which featured the rest of the classic cast and became the first official episode to air on national television. It's hard not to help but wonder if his life would have been different (and maybe longer) had he not been bestowed with that lead part.
Even though in real life Mr. Ed was a non-talking horse, he had a lot to say. Having grown up in the limelight, his attitude matched that of his human counterparts. Subsequently, he was a bit of a diva. Bamboo Harvester was known to call it quits in the middle of a scene. He decided when the shoot was over by simply storming off stage and refusing to return. He also had celebrity demands. They weren't quite as specific as bowls full of only blue M&M's, or an entirely vegan dressing room, although the latter would have been appropriate in this case. So what did he demand? Sweet tea by the gallon and 20 pounds of hay every day…(CONTINUED)
Categories: Horse News, The Force of the Horse, Uncategorized
Tagged as: Bamboo Harvestor, Comedy, Equine, Horse, Mr. Ed, TV, Wilber Post
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grandmagregg says:
I loved watching Mr. Ed when I was a little girl – thanks.
PS I thought it was peanut butter that made him "talk".
Maggie Frazier says:
I loved the show too – anything to do with a horse, really! Have to admit I was an adult at the time. Still loved the show!!
Kathleen Kennedy says:
Oh my gosh, this was so informative re: the history of "MR ED".. Luved that show when I was younger, and I must confess that I still watch the reruns. Just takes me back to a simpler time in life & we all need a break from reality, now & then. Thanks for sharing!


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Q: Http code 403 Forbidden when curl from two apache2 containers on the same network with docker I have 2 docker containers, the first one is based on image php:5.6-apache and the second one is base on image php:7.4-apache.
I have configured virtual hosts on both apache instances, but when, for example i try this curl command from inside ( using docker exec -it apache-php5 bash ) container with php:5.6-apache
curl -I container2.box.uon

I always receive an HTTP status code 403 forbidden.
I can see in the conatainer php:7.4-apache logs that the apache is responding with 403 Forbidden, but the request never reach the php:5.6-apache because i can't see in the logs of this container.
I have the virtual hosts configuration has follow for container php:5.6-apache
<VirtualHost *:80>
    DocumentRoot "/var/www/box/public"
    ServerName container1.box.uon

    <Directory "/var/www/box/public">
        Require all granted
        Allowoverride All
    </Directory>
</VirtualHost>

and for container php:7.4-apache
<VirtualHost *:80>
    DocumentRoot "/var/www/box/public"
    ServerName container2.box.uon

    <Directory "/var/www/box/public">
        Require all granted
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What i'm missing here?
I try change some config in the apache2.conf, but nothing solve the problem

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– One very important aspect to consider in buying a Bengal cat is its actual price. Well, if you would like a Bengal in your house, you should very well know it is a rare breed. With rarity comes the high cost, and that means you ought to anticipate that a Bengal cat could cost from 500 USD to approximately 5,000 USD, depending on what Bengal quality you would like.
Pet quality Bengals price 500-1,000 USD while a breeder or show quality Bengal could price from 1,500-5,000 USD (show Bengals could be expensive depending on the breeder).
Micro-chipping is essential for the identification of your Bengal. It really makes a difference especially in the event that you lose your kitty by chance. Embedding a microchip in your cat can cost you 50 USD.
The cost of the breeder cat foods changes from time to time, based on the price of raw materials. You should keep yourself updated with all the cost variations in the local grocery store.
Vet care and vaccines should be regarded too. Work with your vet for the payment methods that you can avail of (health insurance). This may also include possible emergency care, hospitalization, supplements, and other medications. This is a very significant element in determining how far a Bengal could purchase. Vaccinations price 50-70 USD, while flea and de-worming drugs cost 20 USD.
Insuring your Bengal cat could really help you from the total medical cost to getting you reunited with your Bengal (if you lost it). Adding this on your Bengal budget is a must. Bengal cat insurance may cost 30 USD monthly.
The amount of money required in obtaining a Bengal cat also depends upon where you are likely to receive your own Bengal. In case you choose to receive your cat from a reputable breeder, then you should be preparing a larger amount. However, if you're likely to get your Bengal cat from a rescue centre, it is only going to cost you a lot less since you will be adopting the cat. Regardless, you should still consider the costs in keeping your Bengal cat.
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Shirdi Sai Baba Stories,Leelas and Teachings.: Baba's miracle in my life.
Baba's miracle in my life.
I would like to share my miracles that happened in my life through Shirdi Sai Baba's grace.
1) I am from a lower middle class family and I completed my graduation in Hyderabad and I was so much interested in going abroad for doing my MS. I got a seat in a Australian University but I need to have Rs.10Lakhs (AU $30,000) to pay fees for my masters degree, which we can't afford and why would anyone help us with such a big amount. I was so disappointed and dropped my plans of going abroad.
I believe in Shirdi Sai Baba a lot and I have been advised if I do Sai Baba parayanam my dream will come true. Then I wished my wish ,and successfully completed Sai Baba parayanam in 7 days and you shall not believe the seventh day me and my family had to attend a wedding of our family.
Then an uncle (far relative) of mine, just casually asked me what am I doing and all the details . I also just casually told him about my plan of going abroad. Then he straight away told me that he will sponsor me for studying in abroad with Rs.10Lakhs (AU $30,000) and I had to pay no interest for that amount, he just asked me to return the same amount once I get a job and settle in my life.
I was surprised and was so happy that I couldn't believe if it was true. Because I don't even know that uncle well, I hardly saw him once or twice in functions. Why would he all of sudden come to me and help me with such a big amount? And you know what that uncle's name is also BABA.
Then I realized the power of Shirdi Sai Saba how omniscient he is. That one week of Shirdi Sai Saba parayanam changed my life. I got visa and successfully completed my Post Graduation in Australia. Thank you so much baba I love you so much, without you I am nothing.
Bow to shree sai, Peace be to all.
2) This is also another twisting miracle that happened in my life. I had completed my post graduation successfully. But my Australian Visa was expiring soon in about 5-6 months. I had to get a good job in my field to payback Rs.10Lakhs (AU $30,000) to my uncle. I was so depressed that I can't get a good job until I am a resident of Australia.
If I go to India and find a job it's very hard for me to clear such big amount. Then again I prayed ,opened my heart to Shirdi Sai Baba about my wish and completed the parayanam in 7 days .
And within these 7 days I got a call from one of the biggest IT company from USA that they have seen my profile online and would like to interview and hire me as a permanent employee with a very good salary and sponsor for all my immigration and visa stuff. Everything went fine and I paid back the complete money to my uncle within 8 months.
There is something that I would like to tell you all, Always love Shirdi Sai Baba keep him in your hearts he will benefit us in all the obstacles that we face in our life. Just remove your EGO and bow your head at his feet and ask him straight away as if you are asking your own parents. You wishes will definitely come true.
Thank you all for reading my experiences.
I was feeling down lately. But after reading 'Baba's miracle in my life' by Arvind, i felt really happy and positive towards life. Thanks fo sharing this experience, its a big miracle I could say. Baba is really great.
My Dear Sai Brother, This one really a great experience. Thanks a lot for sharing this experience.


SAPULPA, Okla. – City crews in Sapulpa have less than three months to make repairs to a historic bridge before it permanently closes.
Last month, inspectors found erosion on the 94-year-old Rock Creek Bridge of old Route 66 in Sapulpa. The bridge was immediately closed to traffic.
Repairs will cost the city a little more than $20,000 and crews have just 90 days to make all the repairs before the bridge is permanently closed.
"The people of Sapulpa want to protect this bridge, whether it is for vehicle traffic or pedestrians," said Rick Rumsey, Sapulpa Assistant City Manager.
City officials tell FOX 23 that they believe the project will be completed in time.


Did you know that according to an article from the USDA, almost 40% of the US population is on the low normal end of vitamin B-12 and pushing the envelope for low B-12 levels.
If your low in vitamin B-12, you may be wondering right now, what does this mean to you.
Here are 5 symptoms you may be dealing with in this moment that would suggest that you are a part of that 40%.
Feeling Fatigued and Depleted - If you feel as if you get enough sleep on a consistent basis, yet you feel daily fatigued, low B-12 is often a culprit. This could be due to a lack of red blood cells due to B-12 deficiency, thus leaving your body starved for oxygen, which equals feeling fatigued and depleted.
Forgetfulness – While chronic forgetfulness can tie into a deeper issue with your brain, the occasional bouts of forgetfulness are often tied into a low B-12.
Dizziness – Do you ever feel a bit unstable when you get up quickly from a seated position or maybe a little dizzy walking up or down stairs? You guessed it, likely B-12.
Feelings of "Pins and Needles" – While is is normal to feel this if you sit with your legs crossed for too long, if you get this feeling without compressing any part of your body, this may tie into a lack of vitamin B-12's impact on your nervous system.
Vision Issues – Low B-12 can lead to vision issues and even vision damage. So you may notice light sensitivity, blurred vision, double vision, tracers, shadows, all resulting from damage to the optic nerve. The good news is that supplementing with vitamin B12 can help with this as well as the other signs discussed here.
Vitamin B-12 supplements are not created equal and you want to make sure that you are absorbing your supplement.
Cyanocobalamin is a synthetic form of B12 that I do not recommend. It's cheap and it's utilized based on other nutrients that you are likely deficient in also. So why take a nutrient when you need other nutrients in order to make it bioavailable and effective? Let's not do that, right? Cyanocobalamin belongs in your trash can. So you can stop using it.
Methylcobalamin is "the bomb" of vitamin B-12. According to most experts, myself included, the best form of vitamin B12 is the more expensive and natural methylcobalamin. This is actually the form of vitamin B12 which already exists in nature rather than being synthesized in a laboratory. Because it is natural, it is immediately ready to be used by your body and has several advantages compared to cyanocobalamin which include the following.
It is natural and does not contain any toxic cyanide.
It is absorbed better by the body.
It is retained by the tissues better.
I don't think I have to say any more in regard to which is best to use. I will add though that I always recommend (and take myself) a liquid form of methylcobalamin. Most of the capsule forms of B-12 are difficult to absorb even if it is the methylcobalamin form.
These are the common reasons as to why you would be deficient in B-12.
I am confident that at this point you understand how important vitamin B-12 is for your health, how to tell is a deficiency is likely for you and what to do about it.
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Starting this game for the Athletics will be Tom Milone. The lefthander has a 3.37 ERA to go along with a 3-2 record this season.
Oddsmakers currently have the Angels listed as 124-moneyline favorites versus the Athletics, while the game's total is sitting at 8.
Los Angeles lost its last outing, a 10-6 result against the Athletics on April 30. Bettors who backed the Athletics at -107 on the moneyline won on the day, and the total score (16) sent OVER bettors to the payout window.
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package rpc

import (
	"github.com/mitchellh/packer/packer"
	"reflect"
	"testing"
)

var testBuilderArtifact = &packer.MockArtifact{}

func TestBuilderPrepare(t *testing.T) {
	b := new(packer.MockBuilder)
	client, server := testClientServer(t)
	defer client.Close()
	defer server.Close()
	server.RegisterBuilder(b)
	bClient := client.Builder()

	// Test Prepare
	config := 42
	warnings, err := bClient.Prepare(config)
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("bad: %s", err)
	}
	if len(warnings) > 0 {
		t.Fatalf("bad: %#v", warnings)
	}

	if !b.PrepareCalled {
		t.Fatal("should be called")
	}

	expected := []interface{}{int64(42)}
	if !reflect.DeepEqual(b.PrepareConfig, expected) {
		t.Fatalf("bad: %#v != %#v", b.PrepareConfig, expected)
	}
}

func TestBuilderPrepare_Warnings(t *testing.T) {
	b := new(packer.MockBuilder)
	client, server := testClientServer(t)
	defer client.Close()
	defer server.Close()
	server.RegisterBuilder(b)
	bClient := client.Builder()

	expected := []string{"foo"}
	b.PrepareWarnings = expected

	// Test Prepare
	warnings, err := bClient.Prepare(nil)
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("bad: %s", err)
	}
	if !reflect.DeepEqual(warnings, expected) {
		t.Fatalf("bad: %#v", warnings)
	}
}

func TestBuilderRun(t *testing.T) {
	b := new(packer.MockBuilder)
	client, server := testClientServer(t)
	defer client.Close()
	defer server.Close()
	server.RegisterBuilder(b)
	bClient := client.Builder()

	// Test Run
	cache := new(testCache)
	hook := &packer.MockHook{}
	ui := &testUi{}
	artifact, err := bClient.Run(ui, hook, cache)
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("err: %s", err)
	}

	if !b.RunCalled {
		t.Fatal("run should be called")
	}

	if artifact.Id() != testBuilderArtifact.Id() {
		t.Fatalf("bad: %s", artifact.Id())
	}
}

func TestBuilderRun_nilResult(t *testing.T) {
	b := new(packer.MockBuilder)
	b.RunNilResult = true

	client, server := testClientServer(t)
	defer client.Close()
	defer server.Close()
	server.RegisterBuilder(b)
	bClient := client.Builder()

	cache := new(testCache)
	hook := &packer.MockHook{}
	ui := &testUi{}
	artifact, err := bClient.Run(ui, hook, cache)
	if artifact != nil {
		t.Fatalf("bad: %#v", artifact)
	}
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("bad: %#v", err)
	}
}

func TestBuilderRun_ErrResult(t *testing.T) {
	b := new(packer.MockBuilder)
	client, server := testClientServer(t)
	defer client.Close()
	defer server.Close()
	server.RegisterBuilder(b)
	bClient := client.Builder()

	b.RunErrResult = true

	cache := new(testCache)
	hook := &packer.MockHook{}
	ui := &testUi{}
	artifact, err := bClient.Run(ui, hook, cache)
	if artifact != nil {
		t.Fatalf("bad: %#v", artifact)
	}
	if err == nil {
		t.Fatal("should have error")
	}
}

func TestBuilderCancel(t *testing.T) {
	b := new(packer.MockBuilder)
	client, server := testClientServer(t)
	defer client.Close()
	defer server.Close()
	server.RegisterBuilder(b)
	bClient := client.Builder()

	bClient.Cancel()
	if !b.CancelCalled {
		t.Fatal("cancel should be called")
	}
}

func TestBuilder_ImplementsBuilder(t *testing.T) {
	var _ packer.Builder = new(builder)
}

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Late Night is a 2019 American comedy-drama film directed by Nisha Ganatra from a screenplay also produced by Mindy Kaling. It stars Emma Thompson as a popular TV host who hires a new writer (Kaling) to keep from getting replaced. Max Casella, Hugh Dancy, John Lithgow, Denis O'Hare, Reid Scott, and Amy Ryan also star.

The project was first announced in 2016, with Fox 2000 Pictures set to produce Kaling's script and Paul Feig signed on to direct. In August 2017, Ganatra replaced Feig and the film was picked up by FilmNation Entertainment. Much of the cast joined in April 2018 and filming began later that month in New York City. Following its premiere at the Sundance Film Festival on January 25, 2019, Amazon Studios bought the domestic distribution rights for a record $13 million.

Late Night was theatrically released in the United States on June 7, 2019. The film received positive reviews from critics, with praise for its social satire and commentary, screenplay, as well as Thompson's performance. For her performance, Thompson received a nomination at the 77th Golden Globe Awards for Best Actress – Motion Picture Comedy or Musical.

Plot

Katherine Newbury is an acclaimed late-night talk show host with an extensive career in comedy, but her show's ratings have seen a steady decline over the past decade. The network's president, Caroline Morton, tells Katherine to fix up her show or she will be replaced.

In an attempt to revamp the show, Katherine has Molly Patel hired to her writing staff, mainly on the basis that she is an Indian-American woman while all remaining writers are white men. Although Molly has little experience in comedy and initially struggles, she proves her worth by giving Katherine good material to work with on her show as well as ideas on how to reach out to a bigger audience. The results prove successful.

Katherine learns that Caroline wants to pick young, popular comedian Daniel Tennant to replace her as the new host. Katherine resists, as Daniel's comedy is vulgar and misogynistic. With backup from her writers, Katherine defies the network's demands and decides on air to continue her career.

An email from one of the writers, Charlie, gets leaked, in which it is revealed that Katherine had an affair with him after her husband Walter was initially diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. In the midst of the drama, Katherine fires Molly after she criticizes her for her response to the news. Eventually, Katherine makes amends with Walter and the other writers and admits her affair to her audience. Her sincerity and passion for the show convinces Caroline to let her stick around, and Katherine later apologizes to Molly, hiring her back. The show continues to stay on air.

One year later, the show's team has diversified, Molly is promoted to co-lead monologue writer, and Katherine's show is more successful than ever.

Cast

Production
In September 2016, it was reported that Fox 2000 had bought the rights to the project, written by Mindy Kaling, who was also set to costar alongside Emma Thompson. In November 2016, Paul Feig signed on to direct the film. However, in August 2017, Nisha Ganatra was announced as director when Feig dropped out due to scheduling conflicts.

In February 2018, it was reported that 30West and FilmNation Entertainment would co-finance the film and sell distribution rights. In April 2018, John Lithgow, Hugh Dancy, Reid Scott, Paul Walter Hauser, Denis O'Hare, John Early, Max Casella and Megalyn Echikunwoke joined the cast, with filming commencing April 23, 2018 in Canada. Amy Ryan joined the cast in May.

Release
Late Night had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival on January 25, 2019. Shortly after, Amazon Studios acquired U.S. distribution rights to the film for $13 million, the largest sum paid for U.S.-only distribution at the festival.

The film began its U.S. theatrical play with a limited release on June 7, 2019, in Los Angeles and New York City, and expanded to the rest of the US the following weekend. Amazon's marketing budget for the film amounted to roughly $35 million.

Reception

Box office
Late Night grossed $15.5 million in the United States and Canada, and $6.9 million in other territories, for a worldwide total of $22.4 million. In June 2019, the film was estimated to have lost Amazon $40 million due to the cost of acquisition and marketing.

In its limited opening weekend, the film made $249,694 from four theaters, for a per-venue average of $62,414, the second-best of 2019. The film expanded on June 14, opposite the openings of Men in Black: International and Shaft, and was projected to gross $5 million from 2,218 theaters over the weekend. It ended up making $5.1 million, finishing ninth. While in-line with projections, the opening was viewed as disappointing given the positive critical reception and the studio's cost of acquisition. However, Deadline Hollywood noted the film was essentially an advertisement for streaming on Amazon Prime, and audiences may be waiting to see it later. It made $2.6 million the following weekend, dropping 51% to 12th.

Critical response
On Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds an approval rating of  based on  reviews, with an average rating of . The website's critical consensus reads, "Smart, timely, and brought to life by a terrific cast, Late Night is a workplace comedy with a lot of heart—and just as many laughs." On Metacritic, the film has a weighted average score of 70 out of 100, based on 46 critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews." Audiences polled by CinemaScore gave the film an average grade of "B+" on an A+ to F scale, while those at PostTrak gave it an average 3.5 out of 5 stars, with women (who made up 71% of the demographic) grading it an overall positive score of 80%.

A.O. Scott of The New York Times described the film's humor as "sharp" yet "cruelty-free," and wrote "[Late Night] argues that entertainment benefits from the presence of different faces and voices not by preaching but by example." Owen Gleiberman of Variety magazine called the film "lively yet scattershot" and praised Thompson's performance, saying "Thompson truly seems like a born talk-show host. Even when she's just riffing, she grounds Late Night in something real." Anthony Kaufman of ScreenDaily also praised Thompson for "a memorable performance as the abrasive 'cold witch,' as someone describes her, perhaps even outdoing Meryl Streep's Miranda Priestly in The Devil Wears Prada as a delightfully wicked woman of power." Leah Greenblatt of Entertainment Weekly also praised Thompson's performance, saying her "gravitas holds the center," and that "the best scenes in Late Night are consistently the ones where the movie's main stars spar and banter and intermittently connect." Greenblatt praised director Nisha Ganatra for refreshing classic romantic comedy tropes, but added that the tone is at times "scattershot and sometimes too sitcom-ish."

Alissa Wilkinson of Vox.com says "Late Night is a workplace comedy that feels like a cousin of The Devil Wears Prada, and its greatest strength is its two lead characters." She also wrote, "Late Night feels underwritten in some spots, but it's surprising in others—an unfussy, entertaining comedy with some serious matters on its mind." Richard Lawson of Vanity Fair described it as "a genial, funny movie, not a mile-a-minute behind-the-cameras gag-fest (hyphens!) like 30 Rock, but an amiable workplace comedy that finds personal definition in its influences." Sheila O'Malley of RogerEbert.com rated the film  out of 4 stars, specifying that is "an earnest and funny comedy, with very sharp teeth."

Accolades

Notes

References

External links

2019 films
2019 comedy-drama films
3 Arts Entertainment films
Amazon Studios films
American comedy-drama films
Films about comedians
Films about screenwriters
Films about television people
Films directed by Nisha Ganatra
Films scored by Lesley Barber
Films set in New York City
Films set in Pennsylvania
Films shot in New York City
Works by Mindy Kaling
Workplace comedy films
2010s English-language films
2010s American films

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The Southern Conference for British Studies (SCBS) is offering a $1250 travel award for graduate student research in 2019. Graduate students who presented papers at one of our last two meetings (2017 or 2018) are eligible to apply. Please submit a two-page (maximum) description of your project and the specific research to be conducted using the grant, as well as a copy of the paper read at our annual meeting, to Lisa Clark Diller (ldiller@southern.edu) by 15 March 2019. The winner will be announced by 15 April.


MSM loves to talk about far right when in fact many of these protesters simply want to preserve their country from immigrants, so should be called 'nationalists'.
Merkel's promotion of diversity and multiculturalism is a failure. She likes to paint a glossy picture but the reality is very different.


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William Smith Seeks To Be Elected Lauderdale County Probate Judge
William Smith is a Republican candidate for Lauderdale County Probate Judge in the Republican Primary on June 5th. Smith is a Florence attorney who has previously served as a Lauderdale County Commissioner and Lauderdale County License Commissioner.
The Probate Judge in Lauderdale County has three primary functions. First, the judge of probate hears cases on the probating of wills, administration of estates and guardianship. Also, he hears cases on mental competency and adoptions.
Second, the Probate Judge is the chief election official in Lauderdale County responsible for ensuring fair elections. Third, the judge runs a large county office responsible for keeping track of property deeds, mortgages, marriage licenses, birth certificates, and other important legal documents.
William Smith is fully prepared to embrace these responsibilities. "When hearing cases, I will follow the rule of law and treat everyone who comes before me fairly and with respect. I will continue to ensure that Lauderdale County has fair and honest elections. I take the right to vote seriously, and I will fight voter fraud and corruption at every turn."
William Smith has the skills and management experience to handle the record-keeping aspect of the Probate Judge's office. As License Commissioner, he used software solutions and current technology to cut costs to taxpayers, provide better services to residents, and improve efficiency to transform the office into a 21st-century digital office.
As Probate Judge, Smith will work to establish a Veterans Treatment Court in Lauderdale County. Smith said, "Our veterans deserve the best we can provide in medical and mental health treatment. I will work to establish a Veterans Treatment Court in Lauderdale County that can be a model for our state."
William Smith is a proven public servant. He has demonstrated how to be a good steward of taxpayer money while not raising taxes. William will support, protect and defend traditional Alabama values. He is dedicated to honesty, justice and fairness, and will serve with integrity while honoring his Alabama values and strong conservative principles in ruling on cases before him. William Smith is uniquely qualified to be Lauderdale County Probate Judge because he has the legal experience and real life experience county residents can trust.
William Smith has a proven record which the people of Lauderdale County can trust. As License Commissioner, his guiding principles in making every decision were putting Lauderdale County taxpayers first and determining how residents could be best served.
As a county commissioner, he worked to double the number of severe weather sirens in the county, pave the parking lots of county schools, increase the number of sheriff's deputies, help fund volunteer fire departments, and voted against tax increases.
William's family roots in Lauderdale County date back to the 1820s where family members were early settlers in the Greenhill and Killen communities. A fifth generation Lauderdale County resident, William is a product of the Florence City School System and received both his undergraduate and Masters of Business Administration degrees from the University of North Alabama.
Smith received his law degree from Cumberland School of Law of Samford University in Birmingham in 1992. He is licensed to practice law in Alabama and Georgia, as well as the federal courts. Smith is a small business owner and Florence attorney.
His previous work experience includes working in the family business, on a farm, as a substitute teacher in public schools, and as an adjunct professor of Business Law at both Northwest Shoals Community College and the University of North Alabama.
William Smith is a servant leader serving as president of the University of North Alabama National Alumni Association, Lauderdale County Bar Association, and the Tennessee Valley Historical Society. He is a former vice-president of the University of North Alabama Sportsman's Club and a former board member of the YMCA of the Shoals, W.C. Handy Festival, and Rape Response of Northwest Alabama.
Smith has been a member of the Shoals Chamber of Commerce, Rogersville Chamber of Commerce, Florence Rotary Club, and the Lauderdale County Cattlemen's Association. He served seven years on the Alabama Statewide Health Coordinating Council (SHCC) which writes and maintains the state health plan.
William is currently a board member of the Salvation Army, Lauderdale County Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) Advisory Board, Elgin Senior Center, and is a Life Member of the NRA. In addition, William Smith has served as an international missions worker, Sunday school teacher and youth basketball coach.
William's parents are Bill and Christine Smith of Florence. His father was basketball and baseball coach at Deshler High School and Juvenile Probation Officer of Lauderdale County and Attendance Supervisor for the Florence City Schools. William's mother, Christine, was a public school teacher for over 35 years at Blake Elementary, Appleby, Weeden, and Hibbett .
William and his wife, Laura, reside in Killen with their four year old daughter, Angel Joy. The Smiths attend First Baptist Church Center Star.
May 3rd, 2018 | Tags: Lauderdale County, Probate Judge, William Smith | Category: Shoals Area News


These healthy pear flapjacks starred in my daughter's lunchbox during her first week of kindy. Great for kids that like muesli bars, oat bars or cookies. I cut them into bar size and the mixture is about 1.5cm high in a 20cm x 20cm baking dish. They are very quick & easy to make. A perfect healthy lunchbox counterpart packed with fibre!
Fun fact: Did you know one medium pear has 5.5g of fibre? Hence, it is one of the most fibre rich fruits.
Preheat your oven to 180oC & get out a 20cm x 20cm square cake tin.
In a food processor, whizz oats, dried mixed fruit, coconut, orange juice and pears to get a thick paste.
In a saucepan melt the butter together with the honey and macadamia nut oil. (OR to save on dishes, I make this in a pyrex dish that I can quickly pop in the pre-heating oven to melt). Pour this into your tin (this acts to grease the tin too) and swirl it around. Mix in the oat mixture. Pat the flapjack mixture down into the tin & pop it into the oven for 20mins.
Cut it into bar like slices once it is out of the oven. You can store these in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 7 days. You can also freeze them in layers separated by baking paper in a freezer friendly container. They hold up really well going into the recess lunch box straight from the freezer.
These look great, I'll definitely try making these with pear next time!


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Reva Stone  (born 1944) is a Canadian artist known for her digital artworks. Stone's work explores how technology changes the relationship between humans and our surroundings, and how those relationships have the potential to shape our future. She fuses the concepts of performance art, made popular in the 1960s, with digital imaging and other modern forms of expression. As one of the first women to be involved in the new media arts in Canada, her large-scale projects influenced many artists she mentored.

Early career
Stone graduated from the University of Manitoba in 1985. In art school, she originally began as a painter, "but that didn't last long" (according to Stone). Many middle and late 20th century philosophers and artists whose work centers around the collision of art, science, and humanity inspired Stone. She began working on interactive pieces in 1989, after encouragement from Richard Dyck, a fellow Winnipeg, technologically-focused artist, and the piece Legacy was born. Legacy, finished in 1993, is a child's room, one wall representing a stereotypical girl and the other representing a stereotypical boy, exploring gender roles of young children. The viewer can interact with the installation through a computer game that cries out "Come play with me," begging for human interaction.

Work
Since the early 1990s, Stone has focused almost exclusively on interactive, technologically based art forms, using technology to isolate and explore specific properties of the human experience. Notably, she has done work with "the misogynistic world of video games, the disciplinary effects of medical science, the stimulation of human intelligence and affect in robotics, and the visual modeling of protein molecules."

Her "most ambitious piece" (according to Robert Enright) is Imaginal Expression, which appeared in a featured exhibition at the Winnipeg Art Gallery in 2004. In this piece, she shaped parts of her own body (hair, skin, fingers) into protein molecules projected as moving images on a 9' x 48' screen. Stone sees Imaginal Expression as a visual form of potential for "genetic re-mapping and re-engineering."

Carnevale 3.0, finished 2002, mirrors human consciousness by taking pictures of viewers in the gallery that are either stored or "forgotten" as a way to simulate human memory. The robot figure is inspired by a picture of Stone, herself, as a young girl. This choice was very intentional, according to Stone, and attempts to works against the "image of women in cyber culture."

sentientBody, 1998, uses Stone's own disembodied breathing matched with images of water and sand "to both realize and dematerialize the existence of the body" (according to Enright).
Stone has been featured in numerous solo exhibitions as well many group exhibitions. She is also featured in six public collections in Canada and private collections throughout Canada and the United States.

Awards and recognitions
Stone was inducted into the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts in 2007. Carnevale 3.0 was recognized by Life 5.0, Art & Artificial Life International Competition, Fundación Telefónica in Madrid, Spain with an honorable mention. In 2015, she received a Governor General's Awards in Visual and Media Arts.

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1944 births
Living people
Canadian multimedia artists
University of Manitoba alumni
Canadian women artists
Canadian contemporary artists
Artists from Winnipeg
Governor General's Award in Visual and Media Arts winners
Members of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts


It sounds paradoxical that those charged with being educational leaders in their buildings or districts may actually be impediments to quality instruction, but that is a truth many of us in the field have to deal with daily.
She notes that, faced with clueless one-size-fits-all mandates and inconsistent policies, even accomplished teachers find they often have to resort to subterfuge to do their jobs in way they know they need to. She has had do so herself.


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George Eastman House; Photo provided by VisitRochester
This city is full of surprises, including a museum of play, great food and nightlife, and a 96-foot waterfall in the middle of town.
Whether it's beautiful parks, lively arts and cultural offerings, hiking and biking, unique cuisine, cool festivals, or hot jazz, this eclectic city has just what you're looking for. From boat rides on the Erie Canal and star shows at the Rochester Museum & Science Center to pubs, clubs, and great entertainment, everyone finds something to love in Rochester.
Three Things You Can't Miss | Family Fun | Spend the Day | Spend the Weekend | Spend the Week | Hotels & Stay | Where to Eat | Getting There
Three Things You Can't Miss
Refresh in Rochester's iconic urban retreat designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, who also designed NYC's Central Park. Stunning in every season, the 150-acre park includes Lamberton Conservatory, garden memorials, and Lily Pond, a natural skating rink, in winter. In May around Mother's Day, the Rochester Lilac Festival celebrates a collection of more than 12,000 lilacs in full bloom (America's largest collection).
George Eastman Museum
Tour the mansion and gardens of the founder of Eastman Kodak and visit the world's oldest photography museum. The Eastman has vast film archives and unbelievable collections of photography and cinematic film. Visit for daily screenings, from silent films to Hollywood classics and early Westerns, as well as live music performances.
Kids will love immersing themselves in the wonders of science, from operating the locks of the Erie Canal to seeing stars at the edge of the universe in the Strasenburgh Planetarium. Learn about the history of the city from 500 million years ago when it sat at the bottom of a tropical sea south of the Equator to how the Native Americans lived before the European settlers arrived and Rochester's important role in the Underground Railroad.
Credit: The Strong, Rochester, New York
The Strong National Museum of Play
Gain major points with your kids by taking them to the Strong, where they can play for hours in Berenstain Bear country, in a pretend Wegman's grocery store, or on Sesame Street itself. Play through 80 years of pinball machines, walk among butterflies in the Dancing Wings Butterfly Garden, and show your children and grandchildren the toys of your own childhood in the National Toy Hall of Fame.
Credit: Genesee Country Village & Museum
Genesee Country Village & Museum
Visit the largest living history museum in New York. Learn what life was like in the 19th century as you watch demonstrations of pottery-making, gardening, barrel-making, blacksmithing, cooking, chores, and more, all performed by costumed interpreters. Kids will delight in playing with games and toys of times before Wi-Fi like stilts and rolling a hoop with a stick, as well as watching games of historic baseball.
Seneca Park Zoo is dedicated to conservation efforts both within the zoo's walls and globally. Visit more than 90 animal species including African penguins, sea lions, a polar bear, and, in the recently expanded Animals of the Savanna exhibit: Masai giraffes, zebras, naked mole rats, and a white rhino. They are also the only zoo in New York with African elephants.
spend the day
Start with a walking tour of Highland Park. Depending on the season, you'll be surrounded by fragrant lilacs, roses, vivid autumn colors, or the tropical gardens of the Lamberton Conservatory.
Head to High Falls, a 96-foot waterfall in the historic Brown's Race neighborhood. Genesee Brew House near the pedestrian bridge serves pub-style fare on a rooftop patio overlooking the falls, including white hots, a local favorite.
Tour the mansion and gardens of the George Eastman Museum and see one of the world's best collections of photography and film. Allow at least two hours, or longer if you want to take in one of the daily film screenings.
Try Rochester's famous Garbage Plate at Nick Tahou Hots, a unique dish with your choice of meats (cheeseburger, sausages, steak, etc.) covered with home fries, french fries, baked beans, and macaroni salad.
spend the weekend
Get an early start with breakfast at the Rochester Public Market (open 5 am–3 pm). More than 300 vendors include bakers, food trucks, coffee shops, and farmers selling fresh regional produce. Browse the stands and pick up snacks for later.
Take a morning walk in Highland Park and feast your eyes on gorgeous gardens, an arboretum, and the Lamberton Conservatory.
With or without kids, it's all fun and games at the Strong National Museum of Play (pictured). Explore the world's largest toy collection, arcade videos, carousel, train rides, and plenty more. Play Guitar Hero or rack up a high score on a vintage machine in the Pinball Playfields. Meet old friends in the National Toy Hall of Fame. Grab a burger at the classic Skyliner Diner in the atrium.
Bike or walk downtown to High Falls. Nearby, Genesee Brew House serves salads, appetizers, and local hots on the rooftop patio. At dusk, the falls are illuminated with colored lights.
Plan a night on the town in the East End. A top choice for nightlife and entertainment, this neighborhood has dozens of clubs, restaurants, galleries, museums, and theaters, including the Eastman Theater, one of America's finest concert halls. Year-round events include the nine-day International Jazz Festival in June, featuring legends and rising stars.
Pick up breakfast treats at Savoia Pastry Shoppe, an old-style bakery famous for their sausage bread and pastries as well as a great selection of cupcakes and cookies. Let the heavenly aroma on Clifford Avenue lead you to their door.
Bike or hike along the paved multi-use Genesee Riverway Trail that runs 24 miles through Rochester. Part of the New York State Canalway Trail, it starts in Genesee Valley Park and passes three waterfalls, eight pedestrian bridges, and 11 parks (including four designed by Frederick Law Olmsted), with a grand finale at Lake Ontario.
Travel through 5,000 years of art, ancient to contemporary, at the Memorial Art Gallery and view masterworks from Monet to Warhol. Hear the rare tones of the only full-size Italian Baroque organ in the US every Sunday afternoon. Tour the sculpture park, with impressive public art and follow the interactive Poets Walk that borders it.
Take in a Sunday afternoon concert at the mansion of the George Eastman Museum.
Be sure to see the Great Lake Ontario before you leave town. Take a selfie with the Charlotte-Genesee Lighthouse (pictured) on a trip to Ontario Beach Park (also known as Charlotte Beach) where you can also swim, picnic, stroll along the pier, or ride on the old carousel.
spend the week
Choose from six self-guided walking tours of downtown Rochester available to print before you head out or use with Google Maps app on mobile devices. Find the links at Landmark Society of Western New York.
Explore wonders of the world at the Rochester Museum & Science Center (pictured), with 200 fascinating interactive exhibits, shows, and collections. Journey across the universe in the Strasenburgh Planetarium, experiment with lasers, lenses, and mirrors, and take a virtual world tour.
Save your appetite for a trip to the landmark Nick Tahou Hots, home of the famous Garbage Plate and featured on the Food Network.
Get breakfast at the Rochester Public Market (open 6 am–1 pm). Browse the stands for bargains and regional specialties, from ethnic foods to craft brews and wine.
Visit the National Susan B. Anthony Museum & House (pictured), home of the founder of the women's suffrage movement and the site of her arrest in 1872 for daring to vote in an election.
Whatever your age, feel like a kid at the Strong National Museum of Play, the only museum in the world dedicated to play. Check out the Lego exhibit, play vintage pinball, explore the world's largest collection of electronic games, and see the World Video Game Hall of Fame.
Start your day with breakfast at Highland Park Diner, a classic 1940's railcar diner.
Step into the past at Genesee Country Village & Museum (pictured) in Mumford, 20 miles from Rochester. Costumed interpreters recreate 19th-century village life on 700 acres with heirloom farms and restored historic buildings including homes, shops, inns, churches, and a one-room schoolhouse.
Bring a blanket and a tasty picnic dinner from Swan Market to the free Wegman's Concerts by the Shore, held Wednesday nights from June through August. Check out Ontario Beach Park's many other great events like the Big Band Dance series in spring and fall.
Spend a perfect day along a picturesque section of the 22-mile Canandaigua Wine Trail that runs from nearby Fairport to Canandaigua to Naples.
Along the way, stop in Fairport to tour the hilltop Casa Larga Vineyards, whose award-winners include authentic ice wines. In Canandaigua, visit Sonnenberg Gardens & Mansion (pictured), a Victorian country estate with a crystal-palace-like greenhouse and lush gardens with marble statues, fountains, and reflecting pools. Watch a chef demonstration or taste New York specialties, artisan cheeses, wine, beer, and spirits at the New York Kitchen beside Canandaigua Lake. Sample small plates or have dinner in the locally sourced restaurant.
View exotic animals up close at the Seneca Park Zoo (pictured), a hidden gem with naturalistic habitats for more than 90 species, from meerkats to snow leopards to African elephants. Party animals 21-and-over can reserve tickets for ZooBrew on select Friday evenings, billed as the wildest happy hour in town.
Spend a relaxing afternoon on the Erie Canal aboard the Sam Patch, a replica of an 1800's packet boat. Cruises depart from the Port of Pittsford, nine miles south of Rochester. Stop in for ice cream at Pittsford Dairy while you're in town.
Have dinner beside the Erie Canal at the landmark Richardson's Canal House, originally an 1818 tavern, also in Pittsford.
Pick up subs from DiBella's and bike along the Genesee Riverway Trail that runs along the river. If you're up for it, you can ride all the way to Lake Ontario (pictured).
Visit the George Eastman Museum to learn about what photography and film were like before the days when we can capture everything on our mobile phones. The former mansion and gardens of the founder of the Eastman Kodak company are beautiful, educational, and entertaining.
Live it up with a night on the town in the East End, where the activities include everything from lively bars and romantic bistros to street festivals, theaters, and live music performances.
Make it a Sunday Funday at Seabreeze Amusement Park (pictured). Ride the Jackrabbit roller coaster from 1920 or the Screamin' Eagle if you dare! The Log Flume, a super soaker, is one of the steepest in the country. The waterpark has wild slides and a lazy river. Over 100 years old, Seabreeze remains a family favorite and is still growing.
Before heading home, stop at nearby Ontario Beach Park to see the 1822 lighthouse and stretch your legs.
Get a heavenly Abbott's frozen custard, popular since 1902, and walk out to the pier to watch the awesome sunset over the boundless lake.
Hotels and Stay
Holiday Inn Express Irondequoit
Clean, comfortable suburban hotel, two miles from Lake Ontario. more
Comfort Suites of Rochester/Henrietta
Conveniently located, indoor heated pool. more
Rodeway Inn Rochester Airport
155 rooms, outdoor pool, and shuttle service to airport. more
A B&B at the Ellwanger Estate
Beautifully restored landmark home with a veranda and lush gardens. more
Woodcliff Hotel & Spa
Full-service hotel and spa on a hilltop. more
Hilton Garden Inn Downtown
An arboretum, heated indoor swimming pool, and fitness center. more
Courtyard by Marriott/Penfield
Spacious guest rooms and suites, indoor pool, and fitness center. more
An elegant boutique hotel in a landmark 1929 building. more
Strathallan DoubleTree
A downtown hideaway with a pool and rooftop bar. more
A B&B at The Edward Harris House Inn
Romantic inn elegantly restored to its 1896 prestige. more
Hyatt Regency Rochester
Central setting and downtown views. more
Rochester Public Market
300+ vendors including farmers selling fresh produce and food trucks. more
Nick Tahou Hots
Where the regional specialty the "Garbage Plate" was invented. more
Abbott's Frozen Custard
A Rochester treasure with many locations, open since 1902. more
Schaller's Drive-In
Hot dogs, fries, milkshakes, and more in a nostalgic setting. more
DiBella's
A classic Italian market famous for its subs, started in Rochester in 1918. more
Dinosaur Bar-B-Que
Southern-style meats and platters. more
The Gate House
Wood-fired pizza and delicious burgers named after local celebrities. more
Genesee Brew House
A family-friendly brewpub serving Genesee Brewing Company beers. more
Next Door Bar & Grill by Wegmans
New American, Western European, and Japanese Cuisine. more
Tournedos Restaurant
A classic steakhouse with fresh seafood and in-house dry-aged beef. more
Ox and Stone
Latin-inspired cuisine and cocktails in an 1880s mansion. more
Max of Eastman Place
Fine dining and seasonal specialties in a comfortable setting. more
Take Amtrak to Rochester station (ROC) at 320 Central Ave. Taxi service is available to downtown shopping district and city attractions.
RTS Bus Service & Megabus
Fly into Greater Rochester International Airport.
• From Albany: 3.5 hours
• From NYC: 5.5 hours
• From Boston: 6 hours
• From Buffalo: 1 hour 15 min
• From Philadelphia: 5 hours
• From Toronto: 3 hours
• From Montreal: 5 hours
Bonus Tip
Check out Visit Rochester for more information.


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Q: Фиксированное позиционирование Доброго времени!
Есть элемент, спозиционированный фиксированно:
element{
  position: fixed;
  top: 0;
  left: 0;
  width: 100%;
  height: 100%;
}

Он изначально не присутствует на странице, а подгружается динамически (по клику) и помещается внутрь блока "parent".
Среди его родителей есть один с относительным позиционированием:

На элемент изначально навешен класс hidden (в таком виде он уже приходит).
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  display: none;
}

После подгрузки элемент должен отобразиться на странице, занимая, соответственно всю область браузера. Его обрабатывает вот такой скрипт:
var w = $(element).innerWidth();
var h = $(element).height();
$(element).css({
    'top'     : '50%',
    'left' : '50%',
    'margin-top' : -(h/2),
    'margin-left': -(w/2)
});
$(element).removeClass('hidden').addClass('shown');

Класс shown только устанавливает display:block.
Проблема в том, что ширина и высота элемента почему-то отсчитываются не от области окна браузера (чего я, честно говоря, ожидала при фиксированном позиционировании, а от того самого элемента wrapper, у которого относительное позиционирование. Из-за этого в момент расчетов высота элемента равна высоте всего документа и соответственно, маргины рассчитываются неправильно, элемент оказывается слишком высоко.
После того, как убирается класс hidden, высота становится равной высоте окна браузера, как и должно быть. Элемент исчезает за верхней границей экрана.
Почему фиксированно позиционированный элемент (даже невидимый, даже неподгруженный), рассчитывает свои размеры относительно другого элемента, а не относительно экрана? Или это нормальное поведение и мне нужно менять всю верстку?
Временный костыль, который позволяет правильно отображать элемент:
$('.wrapper').css('position','static');
var w = $(element).innerWidth();
var h = $(element).height();
$('.wrapper').css('position','relative');
$(element).css({
    'top'     : '50%',
    'left' : '50%',
    'margin-top' : -(h/2),
    'margin-left': -(w/2)
});
$(element).removeClass('hidden').addClass('shown');

АПД: Добавила элементу display: block, ничего не меняется. У body и html указана height:100%.
АПД: Видимо, проблема не в самом относительно позиционированном элементе, а в том, что если фиксированный блок имеет display: none, скрипт возвращает не его настоящую высоту, а высоту ближайшего позиционированного элемента.
Можно ли как-то получить настоящую высоту скрытого фиксированного блока?

A: Получается так:

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*если элемент фиксированно спозиционирован и его размеры заданы в процентах

*при этом он скрыт (display: none)
браузер не может вычислить реальные размеры данного элемента и на запрос скрипта возвращает размеры ближайшего позиционированного элемента.
В общем, логично, просто сразу картинка не сложилась.


Like Windows 7 and some other Windows systems, formatting partition is the only way to change NTFS to FAT32 on Window 8 with its snap-in format utility. To make things easy or to protect data from loss, you may need third-party software to change NTFS to FAT32.
NTFS and FAT file systems have existed for a long time, and both of them were improving and upgrading in performance. The most commonly used file systems including NTFS and FAT32 were improved vastly and have been being highly valued by users. They different from each other in features but as well as complement one another at the same time.
As so many benefits, you may definitely do want to store any sensitive files on drives or partitions formatted with NTFS file systems or for other uses.
FAT32 is used in earlier versions of Windows like Windows 95, Windows 98 and so on and it does not have the security that NTFS provides, but FAT32 is compatible with more devices such as game consoles including PS3 and XBOX360. A typical situation in which you need to use FAT32 is to run more than one operating system on your PC, which is known as multiboot configuration.
If that is the case, and there is no FAT32 or FAT primary partition (one that can host an operating system), you need to change or format the primary partition from NTFS to FAT32 first and then install the operating system onto it. On Windows operating system, like Windows 8, if you want to change NTFS to FAT32, the only way you can use is to format one partition to FAT32. Undoubtedly, formatting partition will cause data loss or some other troubles and in that case, third-party software is a wise choice. AOMEI Partition Assistant, a professional file system conversion software, its built-in "convert NTFS and FAT32" function can help you change NTFS to FAT32 without formatting and data loss, additionally, it's easy to operate and free of charge.
AOMEI Partition Assistant has more features about partition management, it not exaggerate to say that it is one of the best partition management software to optimize the performance of partitions as well as your computer. Now, you may go to download the software to change NTFS to FAT32 quickly and safely.


DUI Lawyer deals with Driving Under the Influence charges, which is a serious offense and if you have been charged with a DUI or driving drunk you should seek legal help at once from a competent attorney familiar with these cases.
As time goes along, Canadian Provinces and US States enact stronger DUI laws and more severe drunk driving penalties.
You could be placed in jail and fines of substantial fees.
You could end up with a criminal conviction on your record that could impact your future and your employment opportunities.
Right now in British Columbia, Canada there is a bill in the works to confiscate your car and sell it on conviction.
Common sense says that hiring a DUI defense attorney or DUI lawyer who focuses on DUI defense could make a difference in the outcome of your predicament.
My own Personal experience with working with folks charged with DUI need to have some help.
If you have caused a death tragedy is the only word for it!
Where can you go, you are the worst of the worst, a drunk driver that causes death to an innocent individual?
Although it never really takes the sting out of the reality of being a drunk driver it does seem to be an honorable activity to try to shed some light along the tumultuous path of the unfortunate soul who will be forever having a changed life.
Obtain effective help for yourself and the root causes of your problem.
If you can have someone objective and non involved like a minister or priest, send flowers to the funeral on your behalf.
I have dealt with many people on both sides of the fence and usually the victim's family are horrified when the drunk driver expresses no remorse.
Your DUI lawyer will, of course, tell you how to do this without prejudicing your case.
Find a way to be humble and do some service to your fellows.
Always consult with your DUI lawyer or spiritual advisor before contacting family of the victim.
Make your apologies to the victim somehow, bring flowers to the grave, write a poem in honor of, or do something nice for someone without them knowing it to try to make up the debt in some small way. .
One of my friends now needs a lawyer after getting in trouble when she caused an accident. I agree with your point about how hiring an attorney can make a difference in the outcome of her court ruling. I'm certain that the person she hit is still alive, but she deserves less of a severe sentence. I'll have to help her find a good lawyer so that she can get a sentence that isn't too severe. Thanks for the tips!


Suzanne Hutchinson (STA) runs our After School Club! You can find out information about the After School Club below, such as which activities the children will do each day. There is also a downloadable and printable booking form for the After School Club.


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With 'Layouts For Living', SwiftKey Liberates Your Android Typing Experience
SwiftKey, the leading Android keyboard app, announced public beta access to its latest version, dubbed 'Layouts for Living'. The SwiftKey 4.3 update provides users with new keyboard layouts that can be resized and moved anywhere on a device, empowering people to type however they want to, regardless of screen size.
Through extensive user experience (UX) testing and feedback, SwiftKey recognized that an increasing lack of distinction between the phone and tablet form factor means users are demanding more flexibility when they type. For example, commuters in cramped trains may want to type one-handed with their left thumb, while a professional writing a document on a tablet may want to type with both thumbs. SwiftKey's latest update aims to adapt to everyday situations such as these as well as any number of others – it's up to each user. With Layouts for Living, SwiftKey liberates users with a huge variety of layouts.
"Allowing people to manipulate the location, size and layout of the keyboard not only makes it easier to type – it gives our users a more personalized way to interact with their technology and each other," said co-founder and CTO Ben Medlock. "We are committed to creating world-class user experiences that marry our powerful language technology with interfaces that learn and adapt to each user's needs."
In addition to being able to size and place the keyboard anywhere on the device, version 4.3 of SwiftKey also includes three preset keyboard modes:
Compact: On many larger phones it can be difficult to enter text and hold the phone with just one hand. This new feature minimizes the width of the keyboard and allows for easier typing with one-hand or gesture typing using SwiftKey Flow. It also frees up more of the screen estate on tablets.
Full: Users with large screens can now opt for a full-width keyboard with left-right cursor control keys and a backspace key above the "Enter" key. By placing the keys closer together, this new layout mimics the experience of two-handed typing on a physical keyboard.
Thumb: For people typing on tablets in landscape and with wide phones in portrait the keyboard can be split into two sections, enabling fast, comfortable typing with both thumbs.
As devices of varying sizes continue to enter the market and the line between tablets and phones blur, a consistent SwiftKey experience is an ongoing priority for our fans. Listening to fan feedback, SwiftKey has merged the phone and tablet apps to eliminate guesswork as to which version of the app a user should purchase.
With SwiftKey Layouts for Living, current and future customers can use one unified SwiftKey app across all Android devices. Leveraging SwiftKey Cloud, which was introduced in SwiftKey 4.2, the app also creates a cloud-based hub for each user's personal language profile to be shared with any phone or device. SwiftKey Layouts for Living offers a beautiful user experience for all users, across all of their devices no matter the screen size.
The SwiftKey Layouts for Living beta is available to the public now and can be downloaded at http://beta.swiftkey.net.
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Atlantic triumph
Dick Durham
British yachtsman Phil Sharp, 25, has won the Route du Rhum, in his Open 40,after 18 days 10 hours 21 minutes. He averaged 8.01 knots. Phil follows in the footsteps of Dame Ellen MacArthur as she was the first English entry to win the famous Transatlantic race in 1998 on an Open 50 when she was 22 years old.
On November 6th, a few days after he broke from his opponents to pick up a north-westerly route which led him high in the north Atlantic and facing the most violent low pressure system of the race. Phil crossed the line in front of his father and grandmother, an emotional moment. Phil's next sailing milestone will be the Vendee Globe 2008.
Another British sailor Ian Munslow, 32, in his Open 40 Bolands Mill has taken 3rd place in the Open 40 class of the Route du Rhum after a gruelling 21 days, 9 hours, 45 minutes at an average speed of 6.89 knots.
Over 90 boats compete in Le Route du Rhum 2006, some are still out on the ocean, with the Classe 40 Race the most competitive class. Out of a predominantly French class only 2 were from the UK. Both UK sailors were placed, with Ian Munslow 3rd and Phil Sharp taking 1st place.
The boat: The boat 'Bolands Mill' was designed by naval architects Owen Clarke Design. 'Bolands Mill' was built at Jaz Marine in Cape Town and is one of the 1st UK designed Class 40 racing yachts built outside of France. The boat is partly sponsored by Raymarine. It is owned by Bolands Mills Development Company.
La Route du Rhum is a single-handed, gruelling, transatlantic yacht race, sailed every four years that attracts the world's best sailors. It started on Sunday 29th October 2006 in St Malo France, and ends at Pointe à Pitre Guadaloupe, covering around 3500 miles. Ian and his fellow competitors have faced the roughest conditions the Atlantic and its weather systems can offer. It is an unforgiving race and Ian faced many challenges including equipment damage towards the start of the race due to appalling weather conditions.
The skipper : Ian Munslow has extensive ocean racing experience and has competed globally with Tony Bullimore as well as clocking up over 70,000 sailing miles of which 18,000 have been solo. Ian has twice competed in the Mini Transat – once in a self built Owen Clarke Design.
'Bolands Mill' is also supporting the male cancer charity Orchid – www.orchid-cancer.org.uk. Orchid funds research into the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of male cancers – prostate and testicular, as well as raising awareness of these neglected diseases.


Bud, I make frequent trips to my home parish, but when I do my family doesn't let me have a moment to myself. My great grandfather promised me all of his tools and scrap metal before his dementia got bad, but my great aunt stole them before I could. I look around a few places when i go home but people down there use most of their scrap and old tools. I greatly appreciate your kindness. Charlotte. The entire reason I joined this forum was to connect with people so thank you for the information. Mount Hermon in Washington parish is most certainly rural, and I never said wilderness, I said woods. Mostly pine for the timber industry. Everything here is dairy farm or pine trees, that is rural by definition.
I suppose I should give a bit of background info about myself to help you all understand my situation. I live a mostly self sufficient life out in the woods of Washington parish Louisiana. I moved here from a different parish a few years ago, people here don't like "come-heres" which is their term for someone who wasn't born in this parish. I have no connections to people here, and there's no way I could get into any junkyards or old barns or any other sources of scrap. I am recently unemployed and haven't been successful in finding a job for a few months so all of my savings are used up and I actually owe a few hundred dollars to family and friends. For this and other reasons I am trying to find a way to make a bit of money while I continue the job hunt. Lots of bees around so I decided to build hives and bait them hoping that a few swarms will take over. I need to clear alot of my land of so I plan on selling a few trees to sawmills while using some trees to build a better house for my wife and i, selling firewood, and carving beehives, drum shells, and anything I can make a few bucks off. In spring I will chop up about 4 acres to grow food for my family and to sell at farmers markets. My problem comes from the fact that I have almost NO TOOLS. A chainsaw, two files, a draw knife, a hatchet, a circular saw, machetes, a few hand saws, an electric drill with very few bits, a cheap 40 or so piece mechanics tool set, and an axe head and maul head that I haven't had a chance to carve new handles for yet. I don't have much of a choice but to learn blacksmithing, I need tools I can't afford to buy. Making the tools i need is my last option at the moment. Otherwise I'll become stagnate and I need to be as productive as possible until I find a job. I can't go without working, I'll lose my mind. Alan, thank you. I figured that was the case, and I don't mind sharpening tools often, I sharpen my knives and hatchet for fun. I just hope I can get a hot fire going today, my airflow was inadequate yesterday.


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Microsoft to upgrade Xbox 360 CPU
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"Microsoft will upgrade the CPU used in its Xbox 360 games console early next year, the CPU's manufacturer announced today. The new CPU will be built using technology that can reduce heat and power consumption, as well as potentially increasing speed. It will also help Microsoft cut the console's cost. The new 65nm technology is also capable of running software faster than that used in the existing Xbox 360 CPU, Chartered said. But the company did not state whether the CPU's performance when running software would be upgraded in any way to take advantage of this potential. It is uncommon for manufacturers to increase the speed of chips in games consoles which are already on the market, because this can cause unexpected compatibility issues with games developed for the original hardware design, as well as bad feeling among existing owners."


I mentioned before about the rapid spread, and decline of the Las Vegas area, well here are some more, (with cool side by side slider comparer), that show some other major areas of civilization.
I find the natural color comparisions easier to see then the false color vegitation/building ones, but that's just me.
I also find that it's easiest to see the human expansion in the desert as opposed to anywhere else, simply because the contrast is so much easier to see.


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Health News of Monday, 29 November 2021
COVID-19: No cases of Omicron variant in Ghana - GHS
play videoDirector-General of the Ghana Health Service, Dr Patrick Kuma-Aboagye
GHS refutes claims Ghana has recorded Omicron variant
GHS urges Ghanaians to wear masks, vaccinate
An ex-MP in Botswana alleges 4 diplomats have contracted the new variant
Director-General of the Ghana Health Service, Dr Patrick Kuma-Aboagye, has denied claims that a heavily mutated new COVID-19 variant named Omicron case has been identified in the country.
According to him, no such case has been recorded in Ghana, therefore Ghanaians should disregard the false messages on social media.
"...We have not identified one (Omicron) in Ghana. All people who are tested positive at the airport, their samples are sequenced, all of them.
"We also pick samples from reference labs across the country to do sequencing. Currently, they have a bunch of 160 that they are working on now but, there is no indication of Omicron in Ghana. So all those messages flying around, it's not true, there is no case in Ghana," Dr Kuma Aboagye said.
He added the measures of preventing omicron remains safe; adding that GHS has put in place the needed measures to ensure the virus is controlled when discovered.
He also advised Ghanaians to follow the safety protocols which include wearing of masks, vaccination and social distancing.
"The preventive measures remain the same, we have not had any evidence that it would pass through a different part than what we know now and so all the mechanisms that are in place continue to work and we will also continue our surveillance and once we discover, we will look at that," Graphic.com.gh quoted.
Meanwhile, a former Member of Parliament in Botswana, Alfred Rabashemi Madigele has alleged that the first cases of the new COVID-19 variant the southern African country recorded last week 'was detected in 4 diplomats of Ghanaian origin.'
Madigele made the claim in a November 28 Facebook post protesting the fact that Botswana and South Africa were among the first countries - along with others in the southern Africa region - to be slapped with flight bans by the European Union, the United Kingdom and the United States over the new variant.
His post stressed that the two countries had rather served the world well by detecting and raising alarm relative to the Omicron variant of the virus known as SARS-CoV-2 variant: B.1.1.529.
What WHO said about the new COVID-19 variant
The Technical Advisory Group on SARS-CoV-2 Virus Evolution (TAG-VE) is an independent group of experts that periodically monitors and evaluates the evolution of SARS-CoV-2 and assesses if specific mutations and combinations of mutations alter the behaviour of the virus. The TAG-VE was convened on 26 November 2021 to assess the SARS-CoV-2 variant: B.1.1.529.
The B.1.1.529 variant was first reported to WHO from South Africa on 24 November 2021. The epidemiological situation in South Africa has been characterized by three distinct peaks in reported cases, the latest of which was predominantly the Delta variant.
This variant has a large number of mutations, some of which are concerning. Preliminary evidence suggests an increased risk of reinfection with this variant, as compared to other VOCs.
The number of cases of this variant appears to be increasing in almost all provinces in South Africa. Current SARS-CoV-2 PCR diagnostics continue to detect this variant.
Vaccines safe, discard your faith and beliefs - GMA President to Ghanaians


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In the light of globalization of the Indian economy and the changing financial and business scenario, it is imperative for tomorrow's leaders to be aware of the need to be updated with regard to information and skilled to deal with situations so that they can face the emerging global challenges of international markets with confidence, while remaining committed to the upliftment of the standards of living of the country.
MALIK DEENAR INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES envisages the forming of determined leadership and long term vision. The managers of the future need to develop a strong vision for their companies, and most importantly, human relations skills to effectively mobilize and manage human resource, apart from having great motivational skills and leadership qualities.
The institution appreciates the earnestness of the young learners to become good managers and leaders and attempts to pave the way for excellent management education so as to fulfill their dreams and aspirations to be dynamic leaders and captains of the industry. The growing and continuous need for strong leadership can be fulfilled only through suitable industry-oriented management education.
Thus the inspirational motto of producing leaders as well as managers for the industry is the vision Malik Deenar Institute of Management Studies (MDIMS). The institution aspires to be not just a 'B- School' but a 'Management School with a much broader mandate to improve and professionalize management practices of public systems and other non-business organizations as well.


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The Bartlett Development Planning Unit
Climate Change Governance in Cities: Why Experimentation is Essential
An Urban Politics of Climate Change, a timely new book by Vanesa Castán Broto and co-authors Harriet Bulkeley and Gareth Edwards, is now available. The book looks in detail at how experimentation is a vital part of the governance of climate change.
The book centres on the question of where change comes from. We're currently observing a potentially pivotal moment in international climate policy at the COP 20 summit in Lima, Peru. The way the annual COP summits draw the eyes of the mainstream media might lead us to believe that a global challenge like climate change must be solved at a global level. An Urban Politics of Climate Change, however, presents evidence from numerous cases to suggest something different. Cities are often portrayed as centres of innovation, and have provided important leadership in mitigating and adapting to threat posed by climate change.
Who brings about change and how do they do it?
Understanding that cities are significant sites for innovation is one thing, but the book take this further, seeking to better understand and map out some of the specific acts of experimentation – who brings about change and importantly how do they do it? It does this by looking at numerous case studies from across the globe. This includes many circumstances where climate is governed beyond just public authorities and instead through individual and collective innovation.
Witnessing how private actors and municipal authorities interpret policy initiatives – such as national adaptation programmes – in practice, therefore carries added significance. For example, can a private organisation derive a competitive advantage through climate action, or do certain regulatory pressures force them to experiment with new business operations? And how are communities reacting – is community-based adaption something that comes into effect when public institutions lack capacity, and what can be learnt from these experiments that could benefit other contexts?
Climate governance and urban governance cannot be separated
Discussions at the COP 20 climate change summit in Lima continue. Critics such as Lord Stern, who produced his influential review of the economic of climate change in 2006, have called into question the top-down nature of a legally-binding global climate deal, emphasising instead wider ideas of equity and sustainable development.
One of the key arguments of An Urban Politics of Climate Change is that climate governance and urban governance can no longer be seen as independent of each other. In multilateral discussions the importance of experimentation within cities might not yet be fully appreciated, but this is where many solutions are likely to be found. "Climate change" as the book puts it "is now an urban issue."
An Urban Politics of Climate Change: Experimentation and the Governing of Socio-Technical Transitions by Harriet A. Bulkeley, Vanesa Castán Broto, Gareth A.S. Edwards is now available to buy from the Routledge website
The DPU is currently active at COP20 through our LearningLima project, which is based alongside our local partner organisations in the Voices for Climate area. Read more about the DPU at COP20.


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package in_pod

import (
	"fmt"

	kexec "k8s.io/utils/exec"

	"github.com/openshift/origin/pkg/oc/cli/admin/diagnostics/diagnostics/types"
)

const (
	CheckExternalNetworkName = "CheckExternalNetwork"
)

// CheckExternalNetwork is a Diagnostic to check accessibility of external network within a pod
type CheckExternalNetwork struct {
}

// Name is part of the Diagnostic interface and just returns name.
func (d CheckExternalNetwork) Name() string {
	return CheckExternalNetworkName
}

// Description is part of the Diagnostic interface and just returns the diagnostic description.
func (d CheckExternalNetwork) Description() string {
	return "Check that external network is accessible within a pod"
}

func (d CheckExternalNetwork) Requirements() (client bool, host bool) {
	return true, false
}

// CanRun is part of the Diagnostic interface; it determines if the conditions are right to run this diagnostic.
func (d CheckExternalNetwork) CanRun() (bool, error) {
	return true, nil
}

// Check is part of the Diagnostic interface; it runs the actual diagnostic logic
func (d CheckExternalNetwork) Check() types.DiagnosticResult {
	r := types.NewDiagnosticResult(CheckExternalNetworkName)

	externalAddress := "www.redhat.com"
	kexecer := kexec.New()
	if _, err := kexecer.Command("ping", "-c1", "-W2", externalAddress).CombinedOutput(); err != nil {
		// Admin may intentionally block access to the external network. If this check fails it doesn't necessarily mean that something is wrong. So just warn in this case.
		r.Warn("DExtNet1001", nil, fmt.Sprintf("Pinging external address %q failed. Check if the admin intentionally blocked access to the external network. Error: %s", externalAddress, err))
	}
	return r
}


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Q: Calculate the difference between groups in Power BI This is my table
Machine   Date        Hours    Interp
A         12/12/2019   250      AR
B         12/12/2019   186      NAR
C         12/13/2019   77       NAR
A         12/19/2019   277      MC
B         12/20/2019   195      NAR
A         12/30/2019   300      NAR

What I need to do is calculate the difference in hours between oil samples by Machine. So I want to add a column.
Machine   Date        Hours    Interp  Difference
A         12/12/2019   250      AR     0
B         12/12/2019   186      NAR    0
C         12/13/2019   77       NAR    0
A         12/19/2019   277      MC     22
B         12/20/2019   195      NAR    9
A         12/30/2019   300      NAR    23

I know I need to use EARLIER but I can't quite figure it out. Thanks in advance!

A: Try something along these lines:
Difference =
VAR PrevDate =
    CALCULATE (
        LASTDATE ( Table[Date] ),
        ALLEXCEPT ( Table, Table[Machine] ),
        Table[Date] < EARLIER ( Table[Date] )
    )
VAR PrevHours =
    CALCULATE (
        MAX ( Table[Hours] ),
        ALLEXCEPT ( Table, Table[Machine] ),
        Table[Date] = PrevDate
    )
RETURN
    Table[Hours] - PrevHours

This uses ALLEXCEPT to remove all the row context except for the Machine name.


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Caoimhin Kelleher eager to secure loan move to reach 'the next stage'
Caoimhin Kelleher is likely to be among those to leave Liverpool on loan in the next transfer window, with the young goalkeeper eager to play regular first-team football.
The Reds have utilised the loan market with regularity during Jurgen Klopp's reign, with the intention of priming the club's young players for a senior berth.
But while Rhian Brewster was allowed to leave for Swansea in January, the manager made the decision to retain his new core of prospects as he believed they would be better served at Melwood.
Kelleher was one of those, along with Neco Williams, Curtis Jones and Harvey Elliott, and between them the quartet have played a combined 24 games for the first team this season; 14 coming in the second half of the campaign.
The Irishman impressed against the likes of MK Dons, Arsenal and Shrewsbury, while also making nine appearances for the academy and sitting on the bench for 12 games including in the Premier League and Champions League.
But for next season Kelleher is aiming for a No. 1 role elsewhere, according to the Liverpool Echo.
They claim he is "ready for the next stage of his personal development and keen to move on loan when the transfer window opens."
However, naturally "any short-term switch will need to be rubber-stamped with assurances," such as those received when Kamil Grabara joined Huddersfield last summer with the Pole arriving as first choice.
It remains to be seen which clubs could make an approach for Kelleher, though Preston North End were interested in a deal in January—but it is questionable whether he would start at Deepdale.
Given Kelleher's profile and experience at Liverpool, it seems likely that a Championship move would be required, rather than lower down the Football League pyramid.
Birmingham and Sheffield Wednesday could be among those in the market for a new stopper ahead of 2020/21, and the shift in finances could ensure loan moves are more favourable to many clubs.
Kelleher would certainly benefit from a season of regular first-team football, as though he is fondly regarded at Anfield accruing experience would aid his progress significantly.
With Adrian established as Alisson's backup, and Andy Lonergan potentially given a new deal, there is no clear pathway for Kelleher in Klopp's squad at this stage.
If he does leave, that could pave the way for the likes of Grabara, Vitezslav Jaros and Jakub Ojrzynski to get a taste of life travelling with the Reds for matchdays, as the 21-year-old has throughout this season.
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Students Organize for Syria launched its first campaign in collaboration with NuDay Syria – The One Coat at a Time Campaign – to raise money for coats for refuged Syrian children.
Through this campaign, we raised close to $20,000 in just over 3 weeks. How?
SOS at Arizona State University hosted a screening of The Hunger Games and raised $115 for the One Coat at a Time campaign. SOS at ASU also held 2 bakesales and raised a total of $563.14 for the One coat at a Time Campaign.
SOS at Arizona State University hosted a screening of The Hunger Games and raised $115 for the One Coat at a Time campaign.
SOS at UC Berkeley hosted a screening of The Return to Homs and raised $1531 for the One Coat at a Time campaign.
SOS at ASU also held 2 bakesales and raised a total of $563.14 for the One coat at a Time Campaign.


There was an enthralling end to the GC Level B (H'cap 3-8) National Qualifier at The Rec on a fine sunny day. The 16 competitors took part in a Swiss Flexible format tournament. Going into the last round any one of four players could have won the tournament. Eventually it all came down to the last match to finish with Roger Sutton playing Roger Goldring, both on 80% wins, and to the golden hoop. Roger Goldring brought the score back to 6 all with a successful jump shot at hoop 12. He had a chance to win at the golden hoop but this time his jump shot was unsuccessful. This left Roger Sutton to run the hoop and win 7-6. The winner goes forward to the National Final at Hunstanton in September.
Bath players Norman Connor (7th) and Bob Hart (13th) both competed well against a very strong field. Also competing was Patrick Knight of Camerton & Peasedown CC who finished in 12th position.