Marginal analysis is designed to show how economic reasoning allows actors to accomplish more by understanding limits on what can be accomplished. The focus of marginal analysis is on possible incremental adjustments in resource allocation. As the underlying technique in cost-benefit analysis, marginal analysis is accurate so far as human knowledge and reasoning allows.
Marginal analysis derives from the economic theory of marginalism – the idea that human actors make decisions on the margin. Underlying marginalism is another concept: the subjective theory of value.
Since marginalism implies subjectivity in valuation, economic actors make marginal decisions based on how valuable they are in the ex ante sense. This means marginal decisions might later be deemed regrettable or mistaken ex post.
This can be demonstrated in a cost-benefit scenario. A company might make the decision to build a new plant because it anticipates, ex ante, the future revenues provided by the new plant to exceed the costs of building it. If the company later discovers that the plant operates at a loss, then it mistakenly calculated the cost-benefit analysis.
However, these inaccurate calculations reflect inaccuracies in cost-benefit assumptions and measurements. Predictive marginal analysis is limited to human understanding and reason. When marginal analysis is applied reflectively, it is always reliable and accurate.
Consider the oft-expressed argument that "something is wrong with the economy when professional football players are paid so much more than vital workers such as teachers or nurses."
This seemingly plausible sentiment is flawed because it ignores marginal analysis. Marginalism shows that any price (wage is a price) is the amount individuals will pay for one additional unit.
If Peyton Manning is paid $14 million while an average teacher makes $35,000, for example, it does not mean that society values all quarterbacks 400 times more than all teachers.
Rather, it means that the market value of one additional quarterback of Peyton Manning's ability is that much more than one additional average teacher. On the aggregate level, society almost certainly values all teachers and nurses more than all quarterbacks.


Convocation at the University of Alberta includes a rich history of traditions, including the format of ceremonies, academic dress, conferring of degrees, and other key university hallmarks such as the mace (pictured above) and ceremonial chairs.
Convocation ceremonies stem from the medieval tradition. The procession of the guild of teachers, whose solemn assembly, or convocation, is the modern equivalent of the medieval magna congregation of all faculties. It is led by the Chancellor and the Chief Marshal carrying the mace, the symbol of the university's corporate authority.
The academic gowns, hoods, and caps declare, in their various designs and colors, the academic qualifications of the faculty. The citations and presentations by the faculty to the Chancellor attest to him and to society the degree of proficiency attained by the students of the university.
There follows a visible and public act whereby the universitas magistrorum, acting through its Chancellor, confers upon the students the appropriate degree. It is the act, not a certificate, which constitutes the validity of the degree bestowed. The words "I admit you" and the placing of the students' hands within the hands of the Chancellor and his associates, bind the students in the appropriate degree to the universitas magistrorum.
The students thereafter bear for all time the mark of their association with this university. They have received what the university has been and presently is. Because they bear in themselves the promise of the future, they are what the university hopes to be. Despite its solemnity, convocation is a joyous occasion.
Gowns for undergraduate and Master's degrees are the customary Cambridge shape: a gown of black material falling below the knee, with full sleeves cut to the elbow and terminating in a point.
Hoods are made in the Oxford pattern, of spruce green material. The Bachelor's hood has a border three inches wide of the colour distinctive to the faculty. The Master's hood has a full lining of the colour distinctive to the faculty.
Mortarboards are the standard black trencher shape with black tassels, which are worn forward and to the left.
Doctors' gowns (PhD, DMus, and EdD) conform to the Intercollegiate Code in design. They are made of black material and the velvet trim on the sleeves is Philosophy Blue for the PhD and DMus, and Light Blue for the EdD. Doctors' hoods conform to the Intercollegiate Code in shape, size, and colour. They are made of black material to match the gown, and have a full lining of gold satin with a six-inch green satin chevron. The velvet trim distinguishes the two degrees and matches the velvet trim on the gown's sleeves. There is narrow green piping where the gold lining joins the black material. Mortarboards are the standard black trencher shape with black tassels, which are worn forward and to the left.
Honorary Doctors of Laws (LLD), Letters (DLitt), and Science (DSc) wear a scarlet robe faced with white silk. Hoods are made in the Cambridge form of scarlet silk with a full lining of white velvet. Caps are black velvet with a gold tassel.
This document lists the establishment dates of each of the Faculties at the University of Alberta. Celebrations are normally held when a Faculty reaches 25, 50, 75, 100, 125, 150 etc. years from their establishment date. These dates were formally approved by the Deans of the Faculties in 2018.


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Week ending 2/19/11: #1 singles this week in country music history
6 Comments Posted by Razor X on February 20, 2011
1951: There's Been A Change In Me — Eddy Arnold (RCA)
1961: Wings Of A Dove — Ferlin Husky (Capitol)
1971: Help Me Make It Through The Night — Sammi Smith (Mega)
1981: Who's Cheatin' Who — Charly McClain (Epic)
1991: Brother Jukebox — Mark Chesnutt (MCA)
2001: There Is No Arizona — Jamie O'Neal (Mercury)
2011: Voices — Chris Young (RCA)
Charts Charly McClain, Chris Young, Eddy Arnold, Ferlin Husky, Jamie O'Neal, Mark Chesnutt, Sammi Smith
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6 responses to "Week ending 2/19/11: #1 singles this week in country music history"
pwdennis February 20, 2011 at 12:01 pm
Ferlin Husky only had three number one records scattered about from 1953 to 1960 but each of the three was a monster hit spending . After being #1 for most of November and December 1960 , "Wings of A Dove" made one last ppearence at #1 this week in 1961, for a total of ten weeks at #1. It also reached #12 on Billboard's pop charts. This would be the last overtly religious song to reach #1 until Cristy Lane got there with "One Day At A Time" in 1980. Indeed , religious singles were frowned upon by the Nashville establishment in the years to follow
I forgot to mention that according to Cash Box, the primary rival to Billboard over the course of Ferlin's career, "Wings of A Dove" was the biggest record for the period 1958-1982, spending 19 weeks at #1 , 2 weeks at #2 and 2 weeks at #3. The Billboard charts really weren't that different in that Billboard had it at #1 for 10 weeks, #2 for 12 weeks and at #3 for 2 weeks
Ken Johnson February 21, 2011 at 1:22 pm
The peak chart life of "Wings Of A Dove" spanned two years of year-end chart tabulations. Therefore it holds the distinction of being the only song to have a top ten year-end rank for two consecutive years. It was Billboard's #8 hit for 1960 and #10 in 1961. The Cashbox year-end DJ polls ranked it #7 in 1960 and #2 in 1961.
I would also include Kris Krisofferson's 1973 number one hit "Why Me" as an overtly religious song which places it in the time period between Ferlin and Cristy Lane.
pwdennis February 21, 2011 at 6:38 pm
I forgot about "Why Me", probably because I tend to tune out Kris's vocals
Ken Johnson February 22, 2011 at 10:23 am
As far as Kris' vocals go this is probably one of his better performances….which I know ain't sayin' much. The production values and chorus on "Why Me" compensates for his vocal shortcomings better than most of his other recordings.
I had also considered mentioning Johnny Cash's 1969 #1 hit "Daddy Sang Bass" which is sort of a quasi-religious song. Some place this song squarely in the country gospel category but I considered it to be a song about a rural southern family with religious overtones.
Occasional Hope February 22, 2011 at 6:34 pm
I think maybe the lyrics and emotional mood of the song support Kris's limited voice more than on other songs, too.

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The Glasgow Community Cycling Network is a consortium of community cycling projects working together to create a range of resources, training opportunities, events and information to encourage more people to cycle more often.
The group is dedicated to supporting people of all ages and abilities from Glasgow communities in behavioural change relating to their travel by increasing levels of cycling for recreation, utility, health and commuting.
The consortium was established in April 2016, funded by Glasgow City Council through the Paths For All 'Smarter Choices, Smarter Places' funding stream and is currently composed of Bike for Good, South West Community Cycles, Play Together on Pedals, Free Wheel North and Dumbarton Road Corridor Environment Trust; Soul Riders participated in the GCCN between 2016-18.
For information about the progress of the GCCN during 2016/17, you can read this report.


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Scotland Cricket
Monday's Scottish gossip
Last updated on 31 October 201131 October 2011 .From the section Scotland
FOOTBALL GOSSIP
Spurs are lining up a sensational January swoop for Celtic starlet James Forrest. Harry Redknapp dispatched chief scout Ian Broomfield to Parkhead on Saturday to run the rule over the 20-year-old winger. (The Sun)
Steven Naismith could find out today if his season is over. The Rangers star will have a scan which is expected to confirm he has snapped his ligament. (Various)
Rangers players have been denied championship medals - because of a court order. The gongs for a third successive SPL title were held back because of Donald McIntyre's successful court action against the Ibrox club. (Daily Record)
Maurice Edu admits Rangers players are fearing for their jobs over the impending HMRC case. (Various)
Dundee United have given manager Peter Houston their full backing following showdown talks with chairman Stephen Thompson. (Various)
Aberdeen defender Andrew Considine believes referee Willie Collum got both key penalty calls wrong in their defeat to Rangers. (Daily Mail)
Steve Lomas claims he has not been offered the St Johnstone job. The former Northern Ireland international was interviewed by Geoff Brown on Friday. (Daily Express)
Kilmarnock star Dean Shiels branded Hearts dangerous and cowardly after their 1-0 win at Tynecastle. (Various)
OTHER GOSSIP
Glasgow Warriors Heineken Cup hopes have been dealt a serious blow with the news that DTH Van der Merwe is to have surgery on a shoulder injury and could miss much of the season. (Various)
Lynsey Sharp has set her sights on further gains in 2012 after being named Scotland's Athlete-of-The-Year at an awards ceremony in Glasgow. (The Herald).
Elena Baltacha will return to the world's top 50 tennis players, despite losing in the final of the ITF event in Poitiers. (The Herald)
In curling, Scotland's Eve Muirhead had two wins over the Kilmarnock rink of Sarah Reid to finish four days of play at Scotland's European qualifying tournament undefeated. (The Scotsmand)
Australian Open: Raducanu takes control of final set - radio & text


The use of ozone in the national economy as a means of sterilization and disinfection, offers significant advantages over other methods of sanitation facilities. Control cabinets ozonator dosed distribution of ozone on isolated room manufacturing facilities. The use of ozone in the national economy as a means of sterilization and disinfection, offers significant advantages over other methods of sanitation premises. Control cabinets ozonator dosed distribution of ozone on isolated room manufacturing facilities. In the premises eliminated extraneous odors, occurs disinfection of production equipment, raw materials and finished products, the destruction of various pests and insects. Ozonation of the premises and shops automatically during off-hours. At a given time of day timer control box includes an ozone generator.
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Brown-Forman's historic King of Kentucky returns—as bourbon
At right, Chris Morris, master distiller, Brown-Forman, introduces the company's newest bourbon, The King of Kentucky. Photo by Steve Coomes
Inside a chilly brick-walled warehouse, Brown-Forman executives told a small gathering of spirits journalists that it's bringing back its King of Kentucky brand, a powerhouse 14-year-old whiskey set for a June release and at a $199 MSRP.
I'll admit it, I'd never heard of King of Kentucky, and except for some whiskey wonks among us, I'm betting no one else had either. Few in the room were even born when Brown-Forman sent the King of Kentucky into exile in 1968, when it was a 1-year-old whiskey blended with grain-neutral spirits. If you can taste that mentally, you know it's not a stretch to say drinkers were pardoned by the King's absence.
Now, however, with the interregnum behind it, the King is headed back to the throne, this time as Brown-Forman's most expensive bourbon ever released. And based on its lineage and the sample we sipped, this emperor not only has clothes, it's stylin'!
More than a decade ago, when the fires of bourbon's return began to glow, B-F master distiller Chris Morris earmarked several barrels for a special long-aged product. Born of the Early Times mashbill (79 percent corn, 11 percent rye and 10 percent malted barley), the barrels would spend the next seven years in one of the company's heat-cycled warehouses in Shively. Later, Morris moved them to Warehouse O, the company's only ambient temperature storage to slow the whiskey's maturation. Seven years later, and after losing an average 70 percent of those barrels' contents to some thirsty angels, Morris deemed the maturate ready for market.
Based on the surging demand for high-proof whiskeys, the market is more than ready for The King of Kentucky. Since each bottling will be done from single barrels, proof will vary from 125 to 130. Every bottle of this initial 960-bottle release will be signed by Morris, who joked about anticipated hand cramps.
Lucky us, we got to taste the stuff, about a half-ounce alongside equal "reference" pours of Early Times Bottled-In-Bond and Old Forester 100 Proof. At 125.8 proof, the King's aro
mas charge out of the glass as if by edict, and its full flavor wastes no time establishing dominion over the palate. It's a scion that quite easily upstages its father. (No reviews today, but a full one is forthcoming.)
The King of Kentucky will be a royal pain in the neck to bottle. For example, at Woodford Reserve in Versailles, bottles are filled at the rate of 100 per minute. By comparison, bottling this spicy sovereign will happen at the lowly pace of about 100 per day. The manual machinations required to fill each bottle, label it, enrobe its top and neck in black wax, sign it and then place it into a metal cannister is the work of indentured servants. But as Team B-F said repeatedly, this whiskey isn't about mass production or even making money, it's about making a quality statement.
Morris put it this way: "When we set this (bourbon) back years ago, it was without name or plan. But we're Brown-Forman, and we think carefully, act slowly and in measured ways. We don't rush to be the first."
Sadly, for the many bourbon drinkers who'll want this, a mad dash will ensue to get it. Equally certain: Those who seek it on the secondary market will pay a king's ransom for it.
Filed Under: Food, Travel, Uncategorized Tagged With: Bourbon, Brown-Forman, King of Kentucky, whiskey
Brown-Forman shows Old Forester some love with a new distillery
July 24, 2015 by steve Leave a Comment
Finally, Old Forester bourbon is getting the love it deserves from its owner, Brown-Forman.
Over the past two years the historic bourbon has gained three line extensions and a mega-sports sponsorship of the Kentucky Derby. But most significantly, on July 22, its owner threw a party signifying the start of construction of a new $45 million OId Forester distillery.
This for a brand that's been sold without fanfare for decades, if not most of its 145-year life.
I know I'm not the only one saying, "It's about time Old Fo got its due." Customers have loved Old Forester for years, especially in its hometown, Louisville, Ky. And if you can get Brown-Forman employees to speak privately, many will tell you they prefer it over the far younger B-F flagship bourbon, Woodford Reserve.
Until recently, Old Forester never enjoyed the marketing muscle, promotional drive or stunning visitors center given Woodford. And it's left many on the outside wondering why such a good product with a highly marketable heritage–and so much of selling bourbon is about selling a brand story–got so little exposure beyond its retail shelf presence.
Not only does it taste fantastic whether sipped or stirred in a cocktail, Old Forester costs almost 50 percent less than Woodford.
A few years, ago, Brown-Forman recognized the untapped potential in Old Forester and it set in motion a plan to capitalize on both its quality and its heritage. Created by George Garvin Brown in 1870, it was the company's first significant brand. It survived Prohibition as "medicinal whisky" that doctors could and did prescribe with amazing frequency. When the curse of Prohibition was lifted, production of the bourbon resumed apace. It had a huge start on competitors, but it never took the commanding lead it might have.
In modern times, it also never gained the cache Woodford has, nor Woodford's sales numbers. Woody's annual case counts are triple that of Old Fo's.
So credit Brown-Forman for its change of heart on its legacy brand, and celebrate its greenlighting Old Forester's limited production releases: Birthday, Single Barrel, 1870 and 1879 Bottled-in-Bond. All have been hits, and if I had my choice among them all, the BiB is my pick. Just outstanding.
But at $39-$69 per bottle for all four expressions, those are special occasion picks for me. So if I want a daily drinker, I'm hard pressed to overlook a $19 1 liter bottle of 100 proof Old Forester Signature (yep, that's what I paid recently). I can't think of a better bourbon value for the money, and it's my prediction that Signature and its 86 proof brother will remain the brand's backbone for a long while.
So about the new distillery commemoration: Since there was no ground to break, there was no de rigeur shovel brigade and staged photo ops. All the expected swells were there: Campbell Brown, Old Forester's president, Paul Varga, B-F CEO, Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear, Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer, and on and on. Add in about 200 others and it was an impressive turnout for a warm workday morning in summer. The backdrop to the event was the 150-year-old Whiskey Row building (on Louisville's Main Street) where the distillery will be built.
Reporters go to loads of press events, but none are as fun as those tied to potent-potables. And when you can get a stout sip of a quality bourbon before lunch, it's easy to listen to the quote machines who take the podium in the runup to the group toast.
Nearly two weeks ago, there was a devastating fire on Whiskey Row that consumed the bones of four buildings. Yet the fact that those buildings' historic cast-iron and brick facades remain standing is a testament superb and sturdy construction done so long ago. And it's a fitting symbolic acknowledgement that a well-made bourbon that's also stood the test of time will be made there in 2017.
Filed Under: Food, Uncategorized Tagged With: Brown-Forman, Old Forester bourbon
Straws extra: For first time in 40 years, Brown-Forman will sell you Old Forester by the barrel … literally
April 10, 2013 by steve Leave a Comment
For the first time in 40 years, Brown-Forman is selling entire barrels of its iconic Old Forester bourbon to customers who'd like to have, say, 220 bottles labeled as their very own.
Cost: $7,500.
Pricey, right? But divided by 220, that's about $34 a bottle, which is a bit below shelf price for premium bourbon.
Still not in your budget?
"It doesn't have to be one person, it can be a syndicate of friends if you like," said master distiller Chris Morris, who oversees the company's Woodford Reserve and Old Forester brands. One department of staffers at B-F is teaming up to buy its own, and the Kentucky Bourbon Society is discussing doing the same. "There is some buzz already about the program since word leaked out. So we're already hearing from several retailers who want to buy one for their stores."
Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Brown-Forman, Chris Morris, Old Forester


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Today Jennifer asks about music while blogging. I do love music and Pandora but I do not make a consciese effort to listen to music while I blog as there is just all this family noise happening around me. I should try it though-maybe it will add more zing to my mental state!
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Феофил Матвеевич Самоцвет (, Чернигов, Российская Империя — , Брянск, Российская Империя) — русский военный деятель и педагог, генерал от инфантерии (1905), участник Крымской войны. Директор Оренбургского Неплюевского кадетского корпуса (1876—1905).

Биография
Родился Феофил Матвеевич 9 июня 1834 года в Чернигове. Отец Феофила — Матвей Михайлович Самоцвет был капитаном гвардии, из дворян Черниговской губернии. Сначала Феофил Матвеевич служил поручиком в Люблинском егерском полке. С 14 июня по 21 августа 1854 года в составе Люблинского егерского полка и Дунайской армии участвовал в боях под крепостью Силистрией, а также за переправу через Дунай. 15 декабря 1854 года Высочайшим приказом переведён в Егерский лейб-гвардии полк подпоручиком. Был отправлен в Николаевскую академию Генерального штаба для образования в высших военных науках. По окончании своего курса наук, отправился в департамент Генерального штаба и был назначен 21 декабря 1859 года в резервную дивизию 4-го армейского корпуса. 17 апреля 1860 года произведён в поручики.

29 июня 1860 года был назначен на должность помощника инспектора классов с отчислением от Генерального штаба. 17 апреля 1863 года был произведён в штабс-капитаны с оставлением в занимаемой должности, а 27 марта 1866 года был произведён в капитаны и награждён орденом Святой Анны III степени. Также был назначен инспектором классов 4-го Оренбургского военного училища и Оренбургской Неплюевской военной гимназии, а также Феофил Матвеевич был произведён на вакансию в полковники лейб-гвардии Гатчинского полка с оставлением в настоящей должности и награждён орденом Святого Станислава II степени. По случаю упразднения Оренбургского военного училища, 23 июля 1870 года отправлен в Оренбургскую Неплюевскую военную гимназию и 23 марта 1871 года был награждён орденом Святого Владимира IV степени, а также был награждён орденом Святого Станислава II степени с Императорской короной.

Дважды временно исполнял дела директора Оренбургской Неплюевской военной гимназии и после этого был назначен директором Оренбургской Неплюевской гимназии. 30 августа 1876 года был награждён орденом Святой Анны II степени. 30 августа 1879 года Феофил Матвеевич был награждён орденом Святого Владимира III степени. 30 августа 1880 года за отличие по службе Феофил был произведён в генерал майоры, с оставлением в должности. 6 мая 1884 года был награждён орденом Святого Станислава I степени, а 30 августа 1888 года он был награждён орденом Святой Анны I степени. 30 августа 1892 года Феофил Матвеевич Самоцвет был награждён орденом Святого Владимира II степени.

Награждён бронзовой медалью за труды по народной переписи 1897 года. 30 июня 1900 года за отличие по службе произведён в генерал-лейтенанты с оставлением в должности. 25 сентября 1900 года корпус посетил Великий князь Константин Константинович. Был награждён в августе 1903 года орденом Белого Орла.

27 ноября 1905 года Феофил Матвеевич скончался в Бежицах. 21 декабря 1905 года он посмертно был произведён в генералы от инфантерии с увольнением.

Дети: Евгения (), Наталия (), Матвей (—), Мария (), Николай ().

Чины
Вступил в службу подпоручиком (13.08.1853), переименован в подпоручики гвардии (22.08.1854), поручик гвардии (ст. 17.04.1860), штабс-капитан гвардии «за отличие по службе» со ст. 17.04.1863 (1863), капитан гвардии (ст. 27.03.1866), полковник (ст. 20.04.1869), Генерал-майор («за отличие по службе» 30.08.1880), Генерал-лейтенант («за отличие по службе» со ст. 30.06.1900). Генерал от инфантерии с 6 декабря 1905 года (посмертно). Также является почётным членом Совета Оренбургского Николаевского института (на 1.09.1896), почётный старик Оренбуржского Казачьего войска и почётный казак Оренбургской станицы Оренбургского казачьего войска.

Награды

  Орден Святого Владимира:
 ІІ степени (1892),
 ІІІ степени (1879),
 ІѴ степени (1871);
  Орден Белого орла (1903);
  Орден Святой Анны:
 І степени (1888),
 ІІ степени (1876),
 ІІІ степени (1866);
  Орден Святого Станислава:
 І степени (1884),
 ІІ степени с императорской короной (1871),
 ІІ степени (1869);
  Медаль «За труды по первой всеобщей переписи населения» (1897);
  Орден Короны ІІ степени (Пруссия, 1873);
 Знак отличия беспорочной службы за ХL лет (1898).

Примечания

Литература
 Генералитет Российской империи : энциклопедический словарь генералов и адмиралов от Петра I до Николая II. В 2 томах / С. В. Волков. — Москва : Центрполиграф, Т. 2: Л-Я. — 2009. — 830 с. — ISBN 978-5-9524-4167-5
 Биографический словарь. Высшие чины Российской Империи (1721—1917). В 3 томах / Сост. Е. Л. Потемкин,  2017. — 597 с.
 Оренбургский Неплюевский кадетский корпус: история в лицах / В. Г. Семёнов, В. П. Семёнова. — Оренбург : Оренбургское кн. изд-во им. Г. П. Донковцева, 2017. — 591 с. — ISBN 978-5-88788-234-5
 Семенов В. Г., Семенов О. В. Гордость военной педагогики Урала и России — генерал Самоцвет и его потомки // Славяне в этнокультурном пространстве Южно-Уральского региона : материалы XI Междунар. науч.-практ. конф., посвящ. Дню славян. письменности и культуры. Оренбург, 2015. С. 122—131.
 Матвиевская Г. П. Оренбургский Неплюевский кадетский корпус. Очерк истории: монография. ‒ М.: Издательский дом Академии Естествознания, 2016. — 174 с.
 Гра А. П. Феофил Матвеевич Самоцвет // Труды Оренбургской Ученой Архивной Комиссии (ОУАК). Вып. XIX. — 1907. — С. 81-84.

 Семёнов В. Г. Российская военная династия — Самоцвет // Офицер XXI века: проблемы теории и практики обучения и воспитания: материалы Ежегодной межвузовской научной конференции — Челябинск: ВУНЦ ВВС «ВВА», 2014. — С. 285—290.
 РГВИА Ф.400, Оп.9, Д.30512, Л. 79-80

Генералы от инфантерии (Российская империя)
Награждённые знаком отличия беспорочной службы
Директора Оренбургского кадетского корпуса

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Mola strikes again in to claim WTS Edmonton
By Olalla Cernuda on 29/07/17 at 6:18 pm
A furious sprint in the last kilometre gave Spaniard Mario Mola his fourth victory of the season after claiming gold in the 2017 ITU World Triathlon Edmonton. Second place was for Australian Jake Birtwhistle, while South African Richard Murray claimed bronze.
The race started with Slovakian Richard Varga leading the 750m swim, exactly the way he's been doing it over the last 30 WTS races he has started.
Only a couple of seconds behind him, a strong group of swimmers followed, with Jonathan Brownlee, Aaron Royle and Ben Kanute included. And almost 20 seconds behind, the Spanish trio along with some of the other contendants in Edmonton, such as Richard Murray or Jake Birtwhistle.
And with all of them grouped in transition, in a matter of seconds a large group of more than 20 athletes was formed on the lead, and stood the same for the 20 km of the new bike course, including a terrific hill on each lap.
Continuous lead changes ended up with all of them arriving together to the transition once more, with all to be decided on the run.
The flat 5km was once more when Mola showed that he is the one to beat this season. Even though this time he was close to be beaten by his training mate, Birtwhistle, who flew past him with two laps to go.
Maybe a bit early, enough for Mola to push hard on the last kilometre and put himself again in first position, to cross the finish line stopping the clock on 54.51, 10 seconds ahead of Birtwhistle, who claimed his third silver medal in his WTS career and showcased the best run of the day. On the battle for bronze, another running specialist, Murray, ended up third, 8 seconds ahead of Jonathan Brownlee.
It was the fourth time Mola raced in Edmonton, a lucky event for him, where he has never been off the podium, even though this was his first win in Edmonton. With his win here, the fourth of the season, Mola leads now the Series Rankings with 3664 points, while Fernando Alarza keeps the second place with 3172. Javier Gomez Noya keeps the third place on the rankings, with 2990 points, followed close by Murray with 2512. With most of the athletes competing again next week in WTS Montreal, the season is hotter than ever.
"I feel fantastic. I did the best I could, I won another sprint distance, so I think I am performing better, doing better on the swim and doing a better performance overall", said Mola, who has won two sprint races in a row. "I saw Jake moving on the second lap and I thought it was the end of the world, but I could get back to win", he said.
"I got to the front a bit too early, and suffer for another whole lap, I guess that it was a bit too much", said Birtwhistle, who literally flew past the leading trio with 3 kilometres to go. "I gave anything I could at the end and managed to keep the second place".
"It was pretty hot and tough conditions here, but I managed to do the podium, so Edmonton is still a good race for me. It's my third weekend in a row racing, so I'm pretty happy", said Murray. "When Jake passed by me I thought wow, he is going to win if he can keep that pace for another lap".
1. Mario Mola ESP 00:54:51
2. Jacob Birtwhistle AUS 00:55:01
3. Richard Murray RSA 00:55:06
4. Jonathan Brownlee GBR 00:55:14
5. Raphael Montoya FRA 00:55:19
6. Javier Gomez Noya ESP 00:55:24
7. Pierre Le Corre FRA 00:55:28
8. Kristian Blummenfelt NOR 00:55:31
9. Fernando Alarza ESP 00:55:36
10. Grant Sheldon GBR 00:55:39
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27/07/17 - Spaniards battle it out for top spot in Edmonton
25/07/17 - Some snippets from #WTSEdmonton Press Conference
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Ted Cruz Sums Up Biden's First Hundred Days: 'Boring, But Radical'
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Sen. Ted Cruz
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BEIRUT, March 21 (Reuters) – Barcelona footballers don't just have a slick passing game, they can also secretly indicate arms smuggling routes to Syria, a pro-government Syrian television channel claimed this week.
Without a hint of irony, Addounia TV superimposed a map of Syria on a screen [above) to show how Lionel Messi and his team-mates, representing smugglers, had kicked a ball, representing a weapons shipment, into Syria from Lebanon.
The subtle signals to rebels were transmitted when Barcelona played Real Madrid in December, said the channel, which is owned by a cousin of President Bashar al-Assad. It did not trouble viewers by revealing Barcelona's motives for the exploit.
"First we see how the guns are brought from Lebanon," the presenter comments as one player passes the ball. "Then they cross into Homs and give the weapons to other terrorists in Abu Kamal," he added, referring to rebel strongholds in Syria.
Messi's final flick indicates the successful handover of the weapons to their destination in eastern Syria, he said.
Bizarre it may be, but paranoid conspiracy theories are common coin in the deeply divided and conflict-ridden state.
This is not, of course, the first time vital messages were sent by strange means. There's the famous case of The Daily Telegraph Crossword during the build-up to D-Day when all the codewords which were to be used in the invasion of France – Omaha, Utah, Neptune – started appearing as crossword answers in the daily newspaper.
Let's not forget the time when The Manchester Grauniad published a free wall poster for your bedroom showing all of Montgomery's tank movements in the run up to El Alamein, The Daily Express front page on the morning of 9/11 read "Does Flying United Airlines Give You Cancer?" and Charlton Athletic's tactics were so close to the attck formations of Mussolini's Republican Guard that Churchill considered disbanding the club. Don't believe me ? How dare you !
So before you poo poo the reuters story above, take a butchers at England's crap running between the wickets next week in Sri Lanka and ask yourself: what are they trying to tell us ?
They may be trying to tell us that they don't know what they are doing. Or maybe they are signalling to militants in Yemen ?


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    @property
    def discovery_time_series(self):
        return self.discovery.projects().timeSeries()

    @property
    def discovery_uptime_check(self):
        return self.discovery.projects().uptimeCheckConfigs()

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub