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Junior horse riders are heading into the region for the annual Glowalman junior campdraft and sporting championships. The annual event takes place every year during the second week of the July school holidays across three venues in the Mid Coast region - Gloucester, Nabiac and Wingham. Kicking off on Tuesday, July 16 is round one at the Nabiac Showground with registered riders from ages eight to 21 years taking part in the day long event. After a half-day's rest, competitors will be back in the ring on Wednesday, July 17 for round two from noon at the Wingham Showground, continuing across the full day on Thursday, July 18. Rounding out the event is the final competition at Gloucester Showground from 1pm on Friday, July 19 and continuing throughout Saturday, July 20. Along with the campdraft competition, there will also be a range of sporting events including flag, bend, barrel, bonfield bounce, ben bar aft and stockrider. Once all the events have been completed at Gloucester, there will be an award ceremony. Each year the order of events changes to ensure that each showground gets a chance to hold the final ceremony. Two competitors will be chosen to represent NSW in a Western Australian competition later in the year. Event organiser Kelvin Gregory said the riders are chosen based on their attitude and participation in the sport and not based on their results. They will be announced on the Saturday after the competition has been completed. Related: Photos from the 2016-17 Glowalman junior rodeo Riders from all over the country are expected to attend with points earned going toward their Australian Bushmen's Campdraft and Rodeo Association (ABCRA) ranking. Prior to the championships, many riders will be taking part in the ABCRA Youth Camp run by the Bison Campdraft school and training taking place at the Gloucester Showground on Saturday, July 13 and Sunday, July 14. The name 'Glowalman' is a combination of Gloucester, Wallamba and the Manning Valley - the three areas in which the event takes place. The event is jointly organised by Gloucester Junior Rodeo, Nabiac Junior Rodeo and Wingham Junior Rodeo. YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: The Manning River Times is now offering breaking news alerts and a weekly email newsletter. Sign up HERE
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2019 Glowalman junior campdraft and sporting competition
Junior horse riders are heading into the region for the annual Glowalman junior campdraft and sporting championships.
The annual event takes place every year during the second week of the July school holidays across three venues in the Mid Coast region - Gloucester, Nabiac and Wingham.
Kicking off on Tuesday, July 16 is round one at the Nabiac Showground with registered riders from ages eight to 21 years taking part in the day long event.
After a half-day's rest, competitors will be back in the ring on Wednesday, July 17 for round two from noon at the Wingham Showground, continuing across the full day on Thursday, July 18.
Rounding out the event is the final competition at Gloucester Showground from 1pm on Friday, July 19 and continuing throughout Saturday, July 20.
Glowalman organiser Kelvin Gregory at Wingham Showground during the 2018 event.
Along with the campdraft competition, there will also be a range of sporting events including flag, bend, barrel, bonfield bounce, ben bar aft and stockrider.
Once all the events have been completed at Gloucester, there will be an award ceremony. Each year the order of events changes to ensure that each showground gets a chance to hold the final ceremony.
Two competitors will be chosen to represent NSW in a Western Australian competition later in the year. Event organiser Kelvin Gregory said the riders are chosen based on their attitude and participation in the sport and not based on their results. They will be announced on the Saturday after the competition has been completed.
Related: Photos from the 2016-17 Glowalman junior rodeo
Riders from all over the country are expected to attend with points earned going toward their Australian Bushmen's Campdraft and Rodeo Association (ABCRA) ranking.
Prior to the championships, many riders will be taking part in the ABCRA Youth Camp run by the Bison Campdraft school and training taking place at the Gloucester Showground on Saturday, July 13 and Sunday, July 14.
The name 'Glowalman' is a combination of Gloucester, Wallamba and the Manning Valley - the three areas in which the event takes place. The event is jointly organised by Gloucester Junior Rodeo, Nabiac Junior Rodeo and Wingham Junior Rodeo.
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Special Report: Discontent over turbine proposal
A public meeting has been called to discuss controversial proposals to erect 13 wind turbines across a swathe of Fenland countryside.
Peterborough City Council planning chiefs are currently assessing applications for two separate schemes on neighbouring strips of land abutting the Cambridgeshire border.
Renewable Energy Systems (RES) wants to put up six 80-metre turbines on Wryde Croft, two miles north west of Thorney.
Immediately to the south, on a site known as Nutsgrove, WPR Wind Ltd, a joint venture between Wind Prospect Developments and Ridge Wind, envisages raising seven 60-metre turbines.
The outcome of both applications is likely to be announced in December, prompting a decision by campaign group Fenland Against Rural Turbines to call a public meeting.
A meeting held 18 months ago attracted more than 300 people and a similar turnout is anticipated. South Holland and The Deepings MP John Hayes has been invited, along with the two city councillors who represent the Eye and Thorney ward, David Sanders and John Bartlett.
Today, the chairman of Fenland Against Rural Turbines Phillip Potts said there were deep misgivings about the proposed windfarms.
Mr Potts believes a decision on the turbine applications should be delayed until after the conclusion of a Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) investigation into noise pollution caused by the giant structures.
He cited the example of Deeping St Nicholas farmer Jane Davis who was forced to leave her home because of the loud "swishing and humming noise" generated by the turbines.
Mr Potts said: "We respectfully ask that any application for wind turbines is taken after the findings of Defra's investigation. We do not want the Fens to become a dumping ground for these inefficient systems."
And Mr Potts believes wind energy subsidies would be better directed towards the development of underwater turbines that give a constant 24-hour output.
Cllr Sanders added: "Wind turbines are not in keeping with the immediate vicinity of the flat Fenland landscape. While I am not against wind power, Thorney is just not the right place for it."
The public meeting will be held in Gedney Village Hall, on Tuesday, December 4, starting at 7.30pm.
Turbines in area
Ther Peterborough area is already home to one of the largest concentration of windfarms in the UK.
The latest additions to the skyline are three 80-metre turbines powering the McCain factory in Whittlesey.
In the countryside surrounding March, there are five windfarms, including Glass Moor, Long Hill Road, Ransonmoor Farm, Stags Holt and Red Tile, which are home to a combined 35 turbines.
There are another eight turbines at a site in Deeping St Nicholas.
In February, Anglian Water announced plans to erect four 80-metre turbines on its sewage works site in Third Drove, Fengate, which is a quarter of a mile from the Flag Fen bronze age site. A consultation has been held, but a planning application has not been submitted.
Last month, villagers in Marshland St James, near Wisbech, voted overwhelmingly against proposals to put up wind turbines close to their homes in a poll organised by the parish council.
By Jonny Muir
Peterborough Today

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In 1916, William Wrigley bought a minority stake in the Chicago Cubs baseball team as part of a group headed by Charles Weeghman, former owner of the Federal League's Chicago Whales. Over the next four years, as Weeghman's lunch-counter business declined, he was forced to sell much of his stock in the ball club to Wrigley.
By 1918, Weeghman had sold all of his stock to Wrigley, making Wrigley the largest shareholder and principal owner, and by 1921, Wrigley was the majority owner. Wrigley Field, the Cubs ballpark in Chicago, is named for him. Wrigley purchased the Chicago Cubs from Albert Lasker in 1925.
Rogers Hornsby is regarded as one of the best hitters of all time. He had 2,930 hits and 301 home runs in his career; his career batting average of .358 is second only to Ty Cobb, at .366, in MLB history. He also won two Triple Crowns and batted .400 or more three times during his career. He is the only player to hit 40 home runs and bat .400 in the same year (1922). His batting average for the 1924 season was .424, a mark that no player has matched since.
Presented is an ONL Spalding (Heydler) baseball autographed by four including William Wrigley, Rogers Hornsby, Bing Miller, and Dutch Levens. The ball was signed in steel-tip fountain pen with Wrigley and Miller being the darker autographs on a side panel. Levens (also on the side panel) in blue is a ("5"). Hornsby on the sweet spot is very light ("1-2"). The ball itself shows toning/soiling from age.
Authentication: JSA Full Letter
This ball is from one of the largest and most comprehensive collections of autographed baseballs in the world. Altogether they were easily displayable in custom shelf form and alphabetically displayed nonetheless. The choice of medium was visually easy for the encyclopedic collector who put these together. It took several decades to amass these rare autographs of the most prominent entertainers, historical figures, and sports players. It proved quite difficult to acquire autographs of non-ballplayers on such an odd object (a baseball) but diligence proved otherwise and that it's possible. So, now with the collection complete and his shelves empty there's only one thing left to do….bid on this item and start the challenge to see how far you can take it.
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I used to make these cookies all the time, in fact, I've been making them so long, I don't even remember how this recipe came to be. So why does my first batch look like something that came out of my housemates dog?
My faultless recipe is clearly faulty, either that, or my nine year old self is a better cook than me. If she were here right now I'd slap her. What? She's not real! Anyway, admittedly it's been a while since I've made these (ten years) but surely it's like riding a bike.
I look down at the burnt little puddles stuck to my baking tray, 'how can they be burnt AND raw?' I ponder. Without thinking I plunge my finger into a partially oozy one, it's as hot as molten lava. I drop the tray and it lands face down on the floor. Of course it does.
Round two. I up the heat, reduce the cooking time, swap plain flour for self raising and use an electric whisk. Having no idea if any of these decisions are the right ones and having eaten most of the chocolate, this was my last chance. However, this time I would be more cautious, I won't bake and ruin a whole batch of 18, I'll start with 6.
Burnt! Again!… But at least the butter didn't separated this time so they looked a little less pooey. Feeling encouraged by the progress, I line up another six and pop them in the oven, reducing the cooking time by 5 minutes. SUCCESS! Chewy, golden, melt in the mouth little roundels of heaven. I knew I could do it. Now all I have to do is not eat another one, I'm on a diet… I hate my life.
1. Preheat an oven to 180°C/160°C fan/350°F/gas mark 4. Using an electric whisk in a large bowl, cream together the butter and the sugar until light and fluffy. Add the condensed milk and the vanilla extract and continue to whisk until incorporated.
2. On a chopping board using a large knife, roughly chop the chocolate. Add to the mixture and sift the self raising flour over the top. Using a wooden spoon, mix together by hand until you have a well incorporated cookie dough.
3. Line two baking trays with baking paper and using a teaspoon, scoop up a ball of the dough, roughly the size of a walnut. Roll the dough in your hands until you have a ball and place on the baking tray. Space the cookie dough out evenly (be sure not to over crowd the baking trays, the cookies will expand in the oven).
4. Using the back of a tablespoon, press down on each ball gently to squash it out a little to help form a round disk. Bake in the oven for 8-10 minutes. Cool slightly on the tray, before carefully transferring to a cooling rack using a spatula. Sprinkle with a tiny pinch of sea salt flakes and serve with a good cup of tea.
❄– The cookie dough is suitable for home freezing. Roll into a sausage shape and wrap in a few layers of clingfilm. Consume within 3 months.


The consequences of such situations are real: Hicks says the issue can come up in reference checks, and that he's seen professionals pushed into job searches because of the difficulties caused by their lagging delivery time.
How do you strike the balance? A lot depends on whom you work for and what they expect. Quality rules in the defense sector, Hicks says, but in most commercial software businesses, speed of delivery plays an important role.
Of course, you're focused on your work, so you may not even be aware that your perfectionist streak is setting you up for trouble. It's worth taking a step back to see if you recognize any of these signs.
If your project's deadlines are reasonable but you just can't seem to meet them, ask yourself why. If you've got more to do than any one person can handle, you'll need to speak with your manager to address the problem. But if you're spending all of your time looking for a better approach, or constantly tweaking so your code runs at peak efficiency, you may be aiming for a level of quality that goes beyond what the business needs.
"Many time perfectionists think in black and white. They don't see the middle of the road," said Susan Morris, a Norristown, Pa., coach who works with technology professionals. That can lead them to an inflexible reading of things such as user requirements and specifications.
Perfectionists may also put pressure on themselves to deliver on everything at once, even if there's room for negotiation with a client. "Perfectionists are hard-wired not to see paths to the middle," Morris said.
But the middle is where the solution often lies. When you first review a project's requirements, discipline yourself to be realistic about what you can achieve within its schedule. If your client is adamant that the product be completed by a certain date, document what you believe the deliverable can include. Don't set yourself up for trouble by assuming you'll push everything through by sheer force of will.
Regularly missing deadlines when others depend on you is a sure way to create frustration within your team. If your work is the focus of questions, don't get defensive. Instead, examine the goals you've set for yourself to see if they're realistic.
For example, are you revisiting the same challenges time and again in search of a more "elegant" solution? If that's the case, you need to decide whether the amount of effort you're putting into an issue is in sync with the project's overall mission and business case.
None of this is meant to imply that the quality of your work doesn't matter. It does. However, the realities of business dictate that professionals balance quality and delivery time.


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You are either enrolled full-time for fall 2022 or have submitted proof of concurrent enrollment or were approved for part-time status for fall 2022.
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Golden Eagles look impressive through first week
The Golden Eagles have gotten off to a hot start over the first three games of their 2019-2020 campaign. Coach Domnick has been able to consistently come up with widely successful game plans that go on to result in consistent blowout wins for the group. One of the major factors and storylines that are beginning to take place is the impact that young players are having on the team this season. This emergence is coming mainly from forward Alex Littlejohn and guard Carter Reid. Despite this, the impact that star senior Tanner Mans is having on his team remains largely the same this season. He is continuing to show how much of a playmaker he is for this team, as well as his ability to be a force on the fast break. .
12/6 @ North: Win 61-31 over North
The Golden Eagles were able to come up with a big victory to get their season off to a solid start against the North Redskins. This seemed to serve as a coming out party for the talented junior duo of Carter Reid and Alex Littlejohn, who combined for 34 of the teams 61 points, with 16 of those points coming from Carter and the other 18 coming from Littlejohn. Littlejohn was also able to put a double-double onto the stat sheet with 11 rebounds to go on top of his 18 points. Tanner Mans was the next highest scorer with a total of 8 points on the night. He was also able to put up 4 rebounds and 3 assists.
12/10 @ BC: Win 64-29 over South
The Golden Eagles were able to come up with their second victory of the season with a dominant performance against the South Titans. It was a balanced attack led by the stellar performance by senior guard Brenyn St. Vrain. He was able to produce 18 of the team's 64 points resulting in him being the team's leading scorer on the night. The team's balanced attack was evident with only one player ending with less than four points on the night. The Golden Eagles will need to continue to put on these types of stellar performances if they want to continue their guest to bring a state title back to Bishop Carroll come the end of the season.
12/13 @WSU: Win BC 68-46 over Andover Central
This was the most emphatic performance that the Golden Eagles have had so far this season with 4 individual players scoring in double digits. Junior Luke Larkin was able to put up his first double digit performance with a total of 11 points on the night. Brenyn St. Vrain led the team in scoring for the second game in a row, putting up a total of 17 points along with 2 rebounds. Tanner Mans and Alex Littlejohn both put up a total of 16 points on the night. Tanner was also able to pull down a total of 6 rebounds. Alex Littlejohn was also able to produce his second double-double of the season with his 11 rebounds to go with his 16 points
Going Forward:
Head Coach Mike Domnick will continue to look for his group of talented juniors to continue to make plays for his team, as well as continuing to develop into stars as they as they continue to build towards their senior season. He will also be looking for his group of seniors, led by Brenyn St. Vrain and Tanner Mans to continue to lead their team and make big plays for his team.
The Golden Eagles will be given a light schedule over the next week with just one Game against East. They will then not be playing until their showdown against West on January third. West could present a surplus of challenges for the Golden Eagles such as attempting to slow down star guard Jaylin Henderson. The Golden Eagles will be using this extended stretch of downtime to grind the tape and look at what they can improve on as they move into their mid-season stretch.


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With Gold Supply Declining, Are Prices Set To Rise?
2017-01-19 Gold, Headline Gold NewsBy USMR Staff
Gold is up almost 5.5 percent since the start of the year, reports Kitco, and could be set to continue its uptick in the shadow of an uncertain Trump presidency. While few analysts and news outlets seem to want to separate movement in gold prices from the new president-elect, there's another factor that's set to support gold prices for much longer than any presidential term, and that's a reportedly dwindling gold supply. Global gold output has been contracting since 2013, writes Business Insider, and the outlook isn't looking bright and shiny. Read on to learn more about the current state of gold output, how it could impact gold prices, and what analysts are predicting for the years to come.
The state of gold output
Less gold is being discovered
There's only so much recoverable gold in the world, which is one reason the precious metal is so highly sought after around the globe and has been for much of recorded history. Gold remains one of the rarest elements in the world, making up roughly 0.003 parts per million of the earth's crust. To get more, you have to dig more.
Nowadays, though, more digging isn't necessarily resulting in more gold. Producers' budgets for finding gold have increased over the past decade, while new finds and overall mine supply have decreased.
"We're having a heck of a time finding gold," says Goldcorp CEO Ian Telfer.
"The amount of gold discovered last year was down 85 percent compared with 2006," writes BloombergMarkets, as illustrated in the graph below.
More broadly, reports Thomson Reuters, "there are relatively few new projects and expansions expected to begin producing this year, and those in the near-term pipeline are generally fairly modest in scale, underpinning our view that global mine supply is set to begin a multi-year downward trend in 2016."
Gold mining reserves are shrinking
First, note that mining reserves are different than bank reserves. In the U.S., the Federal Reserve requires certain financial institutions to set aside funds in order to deal with unexpected bank runs or large withdrawal requests. A reserve acts as a buffer to protect the financial institution from certain liabilities.
A mining reserve, on the other hand, is the amount of known metal that's economically worth mining. As defined by Nordic Mining, it is an "economically mineable part of a mineral resource where appropriate assessments and studies have been carried out to show that the deposit can be mined at a profit after consideration of all factors impacting a mining operation." In short, it's the amount of gold a mining company determines is economically worth their time to mine.
As BloombergMarkets illustrates in the graph below, major gold producers' reserves have shrunk by 40 percent since 2011. Mining companies continue to invest in exploration and assessment, but to little avail.
Supply and demand: Gold in action
Even though uncertainty around Donald Trump's presidency, future interest rate hikes, relations with Russia and China, slow economic progress, and a host of other international risks are all currently spurring demand for gold, the supply may not be there for long. Understanding the economic concept of supply and demand is foundational to understanding how the price of gold could be impacted by the current gold mining situation.
In general, demand refers to how much a product is desired by buyers. Supply refers to how much the market can offer in order to meet that demand. As demand for a product increases, prices rise.
As Goldcorp's CEO points out, the industry doesn't currently have the gold supply to meet increased demand. "Once supply from mines starts to decline and people start to realize the impact that's going to have, I think it's going to be incredibly bullish for gold," says Telfer. "If gold went to $2,500 an ounce tomorrow, Goldcorp's production wouldn't change for the next four years. It can't react to change."
The gold industry as a whole is subject to the law of supply and demand, as is the gold coin market. For example, in 2009 the United States Mint depleted its inventory of the bullion version of the 1 oz. Gold American Eagle coin. Demand was so great that the Mint couldn't make the proof version of the coin.
The 1 oz. Gold American Eagle coin has sold out before and this inventory could sell out. With the supply of gold in such unstable, unknown territory, today could be an opportune moment to start expanding your precious metals portfolio. Take the first step by buying the Gold American Eagle coin. Call 1-844-307-1589 to order one of the world's most popular gold bullion coins!
"There's really no way of knowing how high gold could go"
Gone are the days of the California gold rush, when ambitious explorers were able to secure their family's future by scouring riverbeds for exposed chunks of gold. New gold deposits are becoming increasingly more difficult and expensive to find and extract. On top of that, the number of years between discovery of a gold deposit and production is increasing, with the average lead time for gold mines worldwide standing at close to 20 years, finds Business Insider.
Exploration is likely to continue as it always has, though at a much higher cost and perhaps on another planet. President Obama signed legislation in November 2015 permitting commercial mineral extraction on asteroids and the moon.
"Geologists believe asteroids are packed with iron ore, nickel and precious metals at much higher concentrations than those found on Earth, making up a market valued in the trillions of dollars," writes Mining.com.
The writing on the wall is clear. "There's really no way of knowing how high gold could go," reports Business Insider.
Gold's limited supply is one factor among many that could influence prices this year, which means now may be an opportune moment to buy gold. Gold coins can play an important role in protecting your wealth. Call 1-844-307-1589 to speak with a knowledgeable Account Executive and receive a free one-on-one consultation.
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