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PRO MX: Roczen and Martin Sweep Hangtown Motos
RaceChaser Staff June 1, 2014 Motocross/Supercross, Motorcycle Racing, West 0 Comments
SACRAMENTO — official release — Simon Cudby photo — The Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing, made its second and final stop in the state of California on Saturday for round two of the 12-race championship series.
The 450 class saw an all-new winner as rookie Ken Roczen captured his first career victory in the premier class, while Minnesota's Jeremy Martin extended his winning-streak to two-in-a-row at the 46th running of the GoPro Hangtown Motocross Classic.
After last weekend's season opener at southern California's Glen Helen Raceway, Red Bull KTM's Ryan Dungey held the early points lead in the 450 class, but his teammate Roczen trailed close behind with a pair of second place finishes in his 450 class debut. The two were poised to do battle at Hangtown but Roczen heightened the pace to a level that the veteran Dungey just couldn't match on Saturday.
And it all began in the morning's timed qualifying sessions, where Roczen laid down the fastest lap in qualifying and had the luxury of first gate choice in Moto 1. Roczen would soon build off that momentum in Moto 1, but first it was the two-time 450 Class Champion of Dungey that earned the MotoSport.com Holeshot Award before Roczen stole back the lead on the opening lap
Roczen created a gap over Dungey that couldn't be matched in the first moto, en route to his first career Pro Motocross 450 class moto win. Behind Dungey was Team Honda Muscle Milk's Trey Canard, who jumped in behind the KTM duo early on. Canard was followed by his teammate Justin Barcia in fourth, while Yoshimura Suzuki's James Stewart rounded out the top five in Moto 1.
In Moto 2, Monster Energy Kawasaki's Jake Weimer claimed the MotoSport.com Holeshot, immediately followed by his teammate, Brett Metcalfe. Metcalfe wasted no time in getting himself out front, followed by Justin Barcia, Ken Roczen and Ryan Dungey. Metcalfe and Barcia went back and forth for the lead early on but Roczen eventually staked his claim on the lead and never looked back.
Dungey followed suit, where he quickly settled into the second place position behind Roczen. Despite a valiant charge, the round one winner finished in the runner-up position, where he surrendered his early points lead after two rounds of racing.
"Today was pretty good, I got good starts which helped out," Dungey said. "The first and second moto kind of played out the same, got into second and Kenny [Roczen] was riding really well today. I know I can improve in a few little areas, but overall it wasn't too bad. It's going to be a long year."
It was a big day for Roczen and the KTM brand, as the world champion from Germany earned his first career overall in the 450 class, giving KTM its first 450 class win at Hangtown throughout the event's 46-year history. As the 2013 250 class winner as well, Roczen adds his name to a select list of riders to ever win the Hangtown Motocross Classic in both classes. Roczen will carry the red number plate background and the points lead into round three next Saturday.
"I really had a good time out there," Roczen said. "It was good racing, I don't think I have anything to complain about. I always have done well at Hangtown and I have good memories here. This weekend I was comfortable on the bike and once you have that little bit you need, it's going good."
As the second moto wore on, the racing action became more intense as former 450 class champion James Stewart began pushing his way through the pack, eventually getting around Metcalfe and Barcia for third. And Canard soon followed, making up nine positions to overtake fourth place from Barcia by the end of the second moto. Canard ran down Stewart on the final lap and although he wasn't able to make the pass on Stewart in Moto 2, the Shawnee, Oklahoma native was able to secure third overall with 3-4 moto scores with an impressive charge in the second moto.
"I was trying to do the best that I could and I got more and more comfortable as the race went on," Canard said. "It feels good to ride a motorcycle that you're comfortable on and having fun. Every point is going to count come August so I'm going to make the best of every moment while I'm out there."
Stewart finished the day with 5-3 moto scores to capture fourth overall for the day, followed by Barcia in sixth with 4-5 scores. California native Westin Peick put in a season-best sixth place finish aboard his RCH Racing/Soaring Eagle Suzuki.
It was once again a marquee day for Factory Yamaha racing in the 250 Class, as the brand swept all three positions on the overall podium. Coming off Yamaha's first 250 Class victory in exactly one decade at the opening round, Yamalube/Star Racing/Yamaha's Jeremy Martin once again led the way with his second straight victory-and 1-1 sweep-of 2014.
"This is what I've been focusing on," Martin said. "Great motos today, my teammate and I went 1-2 and the Yamahas were strong. It was pretty cool for Yamaha that we swept the podium. I don't think it's been done in a long time."
Martin was once again joined atop the podium by his Yamalube/Star Racing/Yamaha teammate Cooper Webb, who seemingly picked up where he left off as a front-runner at the opening round.
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How Does Your Bike Rank? Safest Motorcycles Right Now
Posted by Timothy J. Ryan | Dec 16, 2017 | 0 Comments
Motorcycle safety starts with the rider. A combination of experience, training, sobriety, and sound judgment will provide more protection than the best motorcycle safety technology. Riding skill plays a greater role in motorcycle safety than the kind of bike you own.
Gear is also critical. No matter how safely you ride, you are always at the mercy of other vehicles on the road. A crash-worthy helmet is more likely to save your life than the safety features on the motorcycle you choose. A waterproof full-body suit, gloves, and boots will keep you dry, warm, and alert when it rains, in addition to protecting you from road rash.
Once you have mastered the art of defensive riding and have acquired the gear that will maximize your protection if you slide out, you will be ready to buy the bike that is best for you. Safety technology should play a part in that decision, but you also need to know what kind of bike you can handle.
Choose the motorcycle that is right for you
To a great extent, the safety of a bike depends on the experience of its rider. If you are new to riding, you may find a small, lighter motorcycle easier to handle than a larger, heavier one. On the other hand, if you plan to ride in freeway traffic, you want an engine that will allow you to match the speeds of other vehicles.
Some experts suggest that the safest street bikes combine instant torque with light weight (less than 500 pounds). A sporty chassis may enhance maneuverability, although crotch rockets are a poor choice for new riders who are better able to maintain control from a standard seating position. Control at low speeds and while stopped at traffic lights is also enhanced by selecting a motorcycle that lets you place both feet flat on the ground while seated.
Comparing crash statistics based on the type of motorcycle involved in the crash is difficult because some motorcycle types are more prevalent than others. The largest number of motorcycle fatalities in 2013 involved standard or cruiser motorcycles, but more bikes in those categories are on the road than any other type. It is noteworthy, however that supersport bikes accounted for the second highest death toll, while sport-touring bikes were involved in the fewest fatal accidents.
Engine size comparisons are also difficult to make, since some engine sizes are more popular than others. In 2013, 47% of fatal crashes involved bikes with engines of 1,000 cc or less, while 31% involved bikes with engines larger than 1,400 cc.
Safety technology improves every year. You can save money buying a used motorcycle, but a new one might save your life.
Antilock brakes are increasingly available on new motorcycles. Insurance industry data shows that motorcycles are 37% less likely to be involved in a fatal crash when they are equipped with ABS systems.
Radial tires tend to be safer than bias-ply tires for typical riders, although some touring riders prefer the longevity and load-carrying capacity of bias-ply tires. Whatever choice you make, check your tires for wear and replace them before they become unsafe.
Other safety features to consider include:
Full disc brakes
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The Ducati Multistrada D-Air is wirelessly connected to a special jacket containing an airbag that deploys in the event of a crash. Unfortunately, you'll need to import a model from Europe if you want that feature this year. If you are a Ducati fan and don't want to wait for airbags to arrive in the American market, check out the Ducati Multistrada 1200 S Pikes Peak. It comes with adjustable traction control and ABS while its flickable chassis and active suspension enhance maneuverability.
Honda has its own motorcycle airbag system, although (unlike a jacket that the rider wears) it only provides protection during front-end collisions. The airbag is standard equipment on the Gold Wing GL1800AD.
The Suzuki V-Strom 650 ABS is one of the best-selling bikes in its class, in part because riders appreciate the ABS feature. Five-way adjustable front forks and a windshield that is adjustable to three heights also allow riders to configure the bike to their needs, while stability is enhanced by a twin-spar aluminum frame. Other safety features include radial tires, a slip-resistant seat, a road freeze warning indicator, and a link-type rear suspension with rebound damping adjustment.
The Victory Cross Roads 8-Ball also scores high marks for safety. Its 26 inch seat height (the lowest in the 1740cc class), superior balance, and smooth-riding suspension allow riders to maintain control at all speeds and on bumpy roads.
"Rain mode" (sacrificing performance for handling on wet roads) is one of the features that makes the BMW R1200RT stand out in the class of touring bikes. Other safety features include three ABS settings, four Automatic Stability Control settings, ample wind protection, and relaxed ergonomics.
Riders who want safety technology while remaining loyal to Harley-Davidson and its "Made in America" ethic will be pleased with the Road King, which features Reflex Linked Brakes with ABS, dual halogen headlamps, extra bright turn signals and brake lights, fog lights, and more responsive steering.
Traction control and ABS brakes with rear wheel lift-up mitigation are standard on the MV Agusta Brutale 800 RR. The bike is also praised for its powerful Brembo radial brakes and its responsive handling.
Front and rear disc brakes are standard on the Honda Interstate, but spending an extra grand will get you ABS. The Kawasaki Z1000 ABS has front and rear ABS and a "dazzling LED headlight," although reviewers complain that it requires too much shifting to reach highway speeds.
Other motorcycles that come with ABS as standard equipment include the Aprilia RSV4 Factory APRC, the Triumph Rocket III Roadster, and the Moto Guzzi California 1400. You can find a more complete list of ABS-equipped bikes on the Consumer Reports website.
New riders may appreciate the Yamaha V Star 250. The stopping power provided by front disc brakes, its 27 inch seat height, and its light weight make the V Star 250 a safe training or commuting bike.
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ARSENAL 2 READING 1
Reading: G McCleary (54).
Arsenal: A Sanchez (39), A Sanchez (105)
FA Cup Semi-Final - Wembley Stadium
Reading 1 Arsenal 2 (After extra time, 1-1 after 90 minutes).
Reading's great FA Cup adventure ended in personal tragedy for goalkeeper Adam Federici. The cliché 'emotional rollercoaster' was never more fitting than in the dying moments of the first period of extra time. Pogrebnyak broke through the Arsenal defence and spurned a chance to give Reading the lead, and with Reading fans reminding referee Atkinson that time was up, Federici allowed an innocuous long range Sanchez strike squirm under his body and trickle agonisingly over the line. It was the nature of the goal as much as the timing that left several Reading players devastated. Having clawed their way back into contention with a battling display and a second half equaliser from McCleary to force extra time, an unbelievable victory had become a very real possibility. The dream of an FA Cup final rather than just a big day out had crept into the thoughts of players and fans alike. Reading played from start to finish with a belief they could pull off the seemingly impossible. This game captured the very essence of the FA Cup and, although Royals fans will feel bitterly disappointed with the outcome, they will feel nothing but pride and admiration for their team's performance.
Arsenal fielded a full strength team although Giroud might have been expected to start ahead of Wellbeck. Few would argue with Steve Clarke's team selection, but his decision play 4 4 2, which ultimately proved correct, raised a few eyebrows.
The first half was a battle for control of midfield, which Arsenal, in spite of their dominance of possession, never really won. They simply could not find a way through a well organised defence. The energy of Reading in midfield and up front made life very difficult for an exceptionally talented Arsenal team. Reading frequently gained possession by closing down their opponents quickly but unfortunately squandered their hard earned possession with careless passing with equal frequency. Referee Atkinson was keen to protect the Arsenal players from any robust challenges and by the end of the game had awarded a remarkable twenty free kicks to the Gunners. The first save of the match came after eight minutes when Federici pushed away a downward header by Mertesacker from a near post corner. Obita had Reading's first clear sight of goal but his strike from the edge of the box lacked power and Sczcesny gathered comfortably. Reading kept the composure and a disciplined rearguard action looked likely to keep them level at half time but Arsenal took the lead with a goal of the highest quality six minutes before the interval. Ozil clipped a pass into the Reading penalty area and Sanchez's superb touch and finishing enabled him to nip into a tight space and poke the ball though Federici's legs. The goal dented Reading's aspirations but it certainly had not dulled their appetite as the second half proved.
Having grown in confidence in the first half, Reading pressed forward for an early equaliser which arrived in the fifty-fourth minute. Porgebnyak powered his way to the touchline and dug out a deep cross to the far post where McCleary volleyed past an unsighted and off balance Sczcesny. Belief began to grow throughout the Reading team and fans alike. Reading went looking for a winning goal. Mackie wriggled through the Gunners defence and pulled the ball back to Williams who miscued a shot from the edge of the box, but it was real chance. A well drilled back four caught Mackie offside a couple of occasions but a poor decision by the referee's assistant denied Reading a good opportunity.
Mertesacker limped off to be replaced by Gabriel. Giroud replaced Wellbeck and the game gathered momentum as both sides went for the winner. Chances came at both ends. Federici pulled off a brilliant one-handed save to deny Gabriel from a corner. Federici was off his line smartly to dive at the feet of Giroud. Mackie also appeared to be hauled down as he burst through the middle past the last defender, but referee Atkinson remarkably waved play on and subsequently ignored the incident. Chalobah surprised Sczcesny with a good strike from outside the box but the 'keeper managed to push the ball away at the near post. Ramsey came closest to the winner but with only a defender on the line protecting the goal his left foot strike hit the post. Pogrebnyak broke from the half way line but with support available and the Arsenal back four backpedalling his feeble prod was easily gathered by Sczcesny.
Having won sixteen of their last eighteen games, including a run of seven straight wins in the Premier League, Arsenal found themselves facing a very tough period of extra time against a team given very little chance of avoiding defeat by the pundits. Karacan came on to bring fresh energy in midfield as Reading prepared for tough thirty minutes. As expected the Gunners' passing ability gave them the edge as both teams began to tire. Ramsey almost put the Gunners ahead with a low drive which Federici somehow managed to deflect up and over the bar. The game was still in the balance when Pogrebnyak found himself with clear sight of goal as the first period of extra time drew to a close. Sadly for the Royals he could not find the finish required which has very been the story of Reading's season. Arsenal counter attacked and Sanchez shot from the edge of the box. Federici got down behind the ball and Royals fans sat horror as the ball tricked over the line in a moment that will haunt the Reading 'keeper for the rest of his life. Reading tried hard to come back but they had already given more than anyone had the right to expect. The introduction of Cox and Yakubu as Reading played out the final minutes with a 4 3 3 was final defiant but desperate gesture. Arsenal will go on to the final with a chance to become one of the few teams to retain the trophy in successive years and Reading will be left memories of a great game and wonder what might have been.
Reading's magical FA Cup tour was brought to abrupt end when an Alexis Sanchez shot squirmed agonisingly through the hands and legs of the Royals ill-starred goalkeeper Adam Federici. It was a harsh and unfair resolution to a Cup tie that belied the position and form of a Reading team toiling in the lower reaches of the Championship.
Steve Clarke showed the team's intent by naming an attacking line-up. It was an ambitious 4-4-2 formation with Pogrebnyak and Mackie up front, their task to press the Arsenal defence for every ball, cutting the passes at source. The rest of team, led by the colossus Danny Williams, given the objective of shackling and unsettling the Arsenal superstars. Robson-Kanu and McCleary looking to exploit the expansive space of Wembley once the Royals were in possession.
The opening ten minutes looked nervy, Reading seemingly overwhelmed by the occasion. Arsenal looked smooth in possession and with the pace and movement of Danny Welback they looked dangerous. Federici having to be smart off his line to thwart an early one on one with the speedy Welback, then provided a solid save low to his left when Mertesacker found space from an Ozil corner. Federici's early confidence and inspiration provided the calming effect for the Royals to settle into the match. An early Arsenal goal had been avoided and it appeared Reading puffed out their chests and started to believe. They were led by the titan, warrior, and gladiator of midfielder in Danny Williams. He gradually broke the Arsenal midfield piece by piece. Smashing into every tackle, driving forward at every opportunity.
With the team scraping in every area of the pitch, opportunities started to come. Obita had a shot on target from the edge of the area, Mackie was incorrectly called offside when set clear from an Obita clearance and a dangerous Obita free-kick following a jinxing McCleary run fell to the powerful Chalobah.
As the game continued at a frantic pass, without Arsenal creating many openings against a resolute and determined Reading, the belief was reverberating from the pitch into the East side of Wembley. A constant wall of noise from the Reading FC fans cheering every tackle, pass and header. It took the craft and guile from two Arsenal players costing £70m to bring the opening goal in the 39th minute. As Arsenal passed the ball, seemingly making no progress, Ozil suddenly lifted a delicious pass over the Reading defence into the feet of Alexis Sanchez. Sanchez, faking to shoot wrong footed McCleary and Sanchez had time to slot the ball under the advancing Federici. A moment of class that left Reading chasing shadows. The final minutes of the first half saw Reading holding onto the one goal deficit. Arsenal sensing the moment to put the Royals to the sword pushed forward, forcing a couple of corners and keeping Reading on the edge of their own area.
Danny Williams was the composer of the half to come with a driving run through the Arsenal midfield as the second half started. Arsenal ganging up to surround and bring down the powerful American. The moment that every Reading fan will remember came in the 54th minute. An obita throw in went into the feet of Robson-Kanu, he slotted the ball through to the big Russian Pogrebnyak. Pogrebnyak drove to the goal-line, digging out a cross high towards the back post. A stretching McCleary volleyed the ball goalwards, Szczesny unable to hold onto the ball pushed it up and over the line.
The goal was celebrated by the players and fans alike. With a third of the Reading population packed into one side of Wembley, it was an expression of release, a moment where the tribulations of the past two seasons were forgotten, a time where the fans, players, staff and boardroom were at last united in solidarity.
Reading carried the energy and desire forward, looking the more likely winners. Pogrebnyak and Mackie played on the backline of Arsenal, unlucky to be called offside when set free. Danny Williams sliced a good chance wide following some industrious work by Mackie.
The moment of the half came from Adam Federici though, a spectator in the second half was brought into action in the 68th minute. Another Ozil corner found Gabirel running across the box, his header was angled into the top corner before the acrobatic Federici propelled himself into the air. He managed to get a hand behind the ball pushing it high and clear. A world class save that once the pain of the defeat heals he can reflect on and be remembered for.
The game became end to end, few clear cut openings but a desperate and frenzied final twenty minutes. Possession was swapping between the two teams, Reading pressing every ball. Arsenal with the luxury of bringing on the over £20 million worth of talent in Giroud and Walcott. It was the Russian roulette battle of the last five minutes of full time when both teams had a chance to fire the winning bullet. Giroud slipping Ramsey clear only to see his first shot closed down by Federici and his second rebounding off the post. Pogrebnyak sent clear, chose to continue forward on his own instead of pushing a pass through to the supporting Mackie. Jem Karacan replaced Robson-Kanu in the 90th minute as Reading switched to a three man midfield for extra time.
Despite all the endeavour as extra time progressed, neither team looked to have the energy to go and win the game. Stray passes from tired legs became the blueprint of play. Penalties seemed the inevitable outcome, the final curtain call on an entertaining and enthralling occasion. The final seconds of the first half of extra time brought a cruel twist of fate. The hero of moments Federici was left distraught and broken hearted as Sanchez cut into the area and drove a low shot through a crowd of Reading legs. The ball squirmed from his grasp and slowly crept over the line as the Australian was left with his face in the turf.
Reading were unable to pull themselves back into the game, bravely playing out the final 15 minutes. Heroic in the tackle and effort. The final whistle ending a game that Reading will look back on with pride. It was a titan of a performance from Reading FC. One that gives hope that, with players like Hector, Williams and Federici, we can mount a serious promotion challenge next season. They are not a bad team just had a poor season, this cup run and semi-final performance can act as a springboard for progression. We were determined, competitive and ultimately, unlucky.
Dave Roberts
Reading were magnificent in defeat as FA Cup holders Arsenal eventually overcame the Royals, in extra time, in the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley. The Royals, in their first FA Cup semi-final since 1927, surpassed all expectations and not only avoided a thrashing but came back from a goal behind to deservedly take the game into an extra 30 minutes. The Royals looked more than capable of taking the game onto penalties, or even snatching a winner such was their determination, before the Arsenal winner when 105 minutes had already been played. The goal will be remembered for a Federici error as the ball squeezed through his hands and through his legs before trickling over the goal-line in slow motion in front of the Reading fans.
It was an extremely unfortunate and costly mistake from Federici who was clearly distraught and had had an excellent match for Reading. Federici had made a string of excellent saves to keep Reading in the game and had displayed very safe hands throughout. It was just a single moment after a superb display from the entire Reading team.
Reading fans had come to Wembley expecting a defeat and just hoping to enjoy a great day out. They got both of those things but were treated to a great game of football in which Reading would have easily won over all the neutrals. In the end there was a feeling of disappointment that we hadn't managed to reach the final after getting the closest in the entire history of the club, and putting up since resistance to the team on amazing form and second in the Premier League Extra-time at Wembley in the FA Cup semi-final and only losing by one goal to Arsenal. I never thought I'd see the day.
Wembley was covered in sunshine as over 30,000 Reading fans turned up in high spirits for a welcome distraction from a disappointing league campaign. With Reading "nearly" safe from relegation this was always going to be the climax for the season. The club arranged free blue or white t-shirts arranged in hoops around the Reading half of the ground and there was a decent atmosphere - particularly in the second half when Reading surged forward towards their own fans.
Reading did create chances but will have won most praise for their incredible defensive performance. Both Pearce and Hector were outstanding in the centre of the Reading defence, but Hector shone. Obita and Gunter had excellent games at full back. The pattern of the first half was a variation on what we had been expecting. Arsenal did have the most of the ball but Reading seemed to be able to contain them and even got forward themselves. The tidy passing game belonged to both sides, but it was Arsenal that were guilty of the odd mis-placed past as they looked uncomfortable under Reading's close attention. The Royals refused to give Arsenal space and certainly weren't scared to tackle. Hector and Williams appeared to win nearly every tackle they went in for.
The best chance of the first half for Reading fell to Jordan Obita who got forward well and struck the ball with force, only to see it straight at Szczesny, the Arsenal keeper. Jamie Mackie appeared very unfortunate to be called off-side as Reading tried to counter attack. In goal, Federici comfortably claimed some crosses and saved well from Mertesacker. As the time passed Reading appeared to grow in belief, as did the supporters, and we'd almost stopped counting down the minutes that Reading had held on for when Arsenal took the lead. Sanchez twisted through the defence sending players the wrong direction before firing in his shot. Federici tried to spread himself, but the ball passed through his legs to give Arsenal a half time lead.
At the break talk was of an excellent Reading performance already, but the reality that we were probably already dead and buried with Arsenal leading. However, Reading again set out with a point to prove and make a mockery of their league placing. Williams was even more active in midfield and he seemed to be everywhere for Reading, stopping Arsenal's possession and causing a real nusience of himself. It was beautiful to watch. McCleary was very lively down the wing, following on from his performance in the 3-0 victory over Bradford City in the quarter final replay against Bradford.
Nine minutes into the second half Pavel Pogrebnyak got to the line and cut the ball back into the area to find McCleary in the other side of the area. McClearly slid in and his shot wasn't held by Szczesny and it looped well over the line for the Reading equaliser. As it was right in front of the Reading fans there was an instant celebration before a momentary pause just to confirm that the referee was going to give the goal, before absolute chaos to celebrate.
The second half wasn't far off being even as both sides had chances to prevent extra time. Pogrebnyak was doing well to get in the right place and engineer chances but was twice wasteful as he failed to either get in a proper shot or to lay the ball off. Federici kept Reading in the game with a spectacular save reaching high to tip the ball over the crossbar when a header looked to be heading into the top corner. The game turned into a dramatic end to end contest with a few nervous moments as Arsenal came forward. We still expected the heartbreak of a late Arsenal winner before both sides appeared to ease off before the end of normal time to settle for extra time.
In extra time, Reading somehow found the energy to continue at the same level for the first period. Federici was fortunate to see the ball hit him and bounce over the crossbar to safety before Arsenal's counter attack with the 15 minutes already played led to Federici's nightmare error. Reading had a penalty claim ignored in what looked like a hand ball from down our end, but after that unfortunate Arsenal goal the chances were limited. After the extra time break, Arsenal were able to contain a tired Reading and play out time. Reading kept on running, kept on passing, and kept tackling with only a slightly reduced intensity. At full time of extra time, Federici was off down the tunnel while the rest of the team came over to rightly take the applause of the Reading fans. This was a very good performance from a Reading team that can be rightly proud of their FA Cup performances this season.
Post Match Fans' Opinion
First half I thought we stood off them a little to much but second half, we came out a different team, got stuck in, started picking up the second balls and the central spine of the team, Pearce, Hector, Chalobah and Williams were emmense. We kind of carried that on in Extra Time but the goal seemed to knock the stuffing out of us.
Couple of errors for the first goal but that's what happens when you're up against a midfield with world class players. Second goal, a bad error but Feds was central to getting us to extra time and it's happened to better keepers than him in the past and will again in the future.
Bottom line, we have gone toe to toe with a top team in red hot form and given them a bloody hard game. I think we should be proud of everyone on and off the field today
From Despair To Where?
Well I had a top day out, fully expecting an embarrassing defeat but then we actually played pretty well and were unlucky with their winner. My main hope was that we'd score a goal that mattered and there was wild celebrations when McCleary scored, that alone made my day.
Sorry for the Feds fumble but I guess any keeper error is always bad,
PieEater
Really enjoyed the whole day. Feared a reaming, and just wanted to keep the score down really, but to get a goal and nearly nick it at the end that was immense. I was in 111, great atmosphere singing all game, a few Arse fans in Club Wembley above us were annoying, really hope they don't win the cup.
Winnershroyal
It was a good performance, got a free t-shirt (glad it was blue as the white ones seemed a bit see through) . I could have had a penalty in the 65 minute, and it was closer game than I expected it to be considering we didn't get destroyed.
Taking the Prem's second place team to extra time is something to be proud of. It was a good day, one to remember and shows lots of promise for the future with Steve Clarke when he dumps the deadwood and gets his own players in.
More to follow - submit yours by e-mail to graham@royals.org
Quotes From The Press
Little seemed on when Sánchez cut in from the left and sent a speculative low shot through a crowd of players, but though Federici had it covered he could not hold on to the ball and it squirmed over the line through his legs. It was a scruffy way to seal a semi-final, a bit like Arsenal's overall performance. This was their eighth win in a row in all competitions, yet Reading were never overwhelmed or taken apart.
Collectively Arsenal were unable to stamp their class on the occasion, though in Sánchez and Mesut Özil they had individuals who made the difference...
The question by the interval was whether the Championship side could come up with any similar penetration of their own. Steve Clarke's side defended well in the first half and held their own in the midfield contest, but it was not easy on the evidence of the first 45 minutes to see where an equaliser might come from.
The answer arrived nine minutes later. It was clear from the restart that Reading had decided to take the game to Arsenal a little more...
Arsenal shaded it, though they were indebted to Federici's error for the breakthrough. That was tough on the Reading goalkeeper, who deserved some credit for taking the game to extra time in the first place.
"Maybe we were a little lucky at the end," Wenger conceded. "I felt a bit sorry for their goalkeeper because he had been keeping them in it."
Adam Federici's Wembley calamity contrasts his brilliant league season, says Reading boss Steve Clarke. The keeper fumbled Alexis Sanchez's tame shot in extra time, as Arsenal made the FA Cup final with a 2-1 win.
He cried at full-time and staff of the Championship club consoled him. "His performances in the Championship have been crucial to this club. We stick by him. We don't lose because of him. We lose as a team and we win as a team," Clarke told BBC Sport. "This is the life of a keeper and Adam Federici is a top goalkeeper.
"We will support him, we all understand his worth to the club, no worries on that." Clarke's side are seven points above the Championship relegation zone with four games to play but pushed Arsenal, equalising to force extra-time, before Federici played his part in the dramatic winner.
"He's been our best player this season. If it wasn't for him we'd be in the bottom three," striker Jamie Mackie told BBC Sport...
Reading were "ready to die on the pitch to get to the FA Cup final", according to Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger.
"They were on a different planet, motivation-wise, to what we had seen on tape," said Wenger. "It's the occasion of their lives, they wouldn't give up until the end. We have to congratulate them on their effort."
Full Time: 2-1
Half Time: 1-0
Referee: Martin Atkinson
Hob Nob Anyone? MOM: A Federici	[More]
Reading: A Federici, C Gunter, A Pearce, M Hector, J Obita, P Pogrebnyak (Yakubu, 111), D Williams, G McCleary, H Robson-Kanu (J Karacan, 89), N Chalobah (S Cox, 105), J Mackie.
Subs not used: J Cooper, O Norwood, M Andersen, S Kelly.
Arsenal: W Szczesny, L Koscielny, P Mertesacker (Gabriel Paulista, 63), M Debuchy, K Gibbs, F Coquelin (T Walcott, 101), S Cazorla, A Sanchez, M Ozil, A Ramsey, D Welbeck (O Giroud, 72).
Subs not used: J Wilshere, M Flamini, D Ospina, N Monreal.
Bookings / Red Cards
Reading: N Chalobah
Arsenal: Gabriel Paulista
This FA Cup game took place 1551 days ago in the 2014/2015 season.
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Q: How to implement Caesar cipher
Possible Duplicate:
Caesar's Cipher using python, could use a little help

Alright, so in my class, I'm supposed to write code that shifts a dictionary as a Ceasar cipher. My code shifts everything fine, but returns the keys in a different order than the provided test case.
My code:
sLowerCase = string.ascii_lowercase
sUpperCase = string.ascii_uppercase
dCode = {'A':'A', 'B':'B', 'C':'C', 'D':'D', 'E':'E', 'F':'F', 'G':'G', 'H':'H', 'I':'I', 'J':'J', 'K':'K', 'L':'L', 'M':'M', 'N':'N', 'O':'O', 'P':'P', 'Q':'Q', 'R':'R', 'S':'S', 'T':'T', 'U':'U', 'V':'V', 'W':'W', 'X':'X', 'Y':'Y', 'Z':'Z',
         'a':'a', 'b':'b', 'c':'c', 'd':'d', 'e':'e', 'f':'f', 'g':'g', 'h':'h', 'i':'i', 'j':'j', 'k':'k', 'l':'l', 'm':'m', 'n':'n', 'o':'o', 'p':'p', 'q':'q', 'r':'r', 's':'s', 't':'t', 'u':'u', 'v':'v', 'w':'w', 'x':'x', 'y':'y', 'z':'z'}

for c in dCode.keys():

    if c in sUpperCase:

        if sUpperCase.index(c) + shift > 25:

            dCode[c] = sUpperCase[(sUpperCase.index(c) + shift) - 26]

        else:

            dCode[c] = sUpperCase[(sUpperCase.index(c) + shift)]

    if c in sLowerCase:

        if sLowerCase.index(c) + shift > 25:

            dCode[c] = sLowerCase[(sLowerCase.index(c) + shift) - 26]

        else:

            dCode[c] = sLowerCase[(sLowerCase.index(c) + shift)]

return dCode

My output for buildCoder(0) (easiest to read obviously)
{'B': 'B', 'D': 'D', 'F': 'F', 'H': 'H', 'J': 'J', 'L': 'L', 'N': 'N', 'P': 'P', 'R': 'R', 'T': 'T', 'V': 'V', 'X': 'X', 'Z': 'Z', 'b': 'b', 'd': 'd', 'f': 'f', 'h': 'h', 'j': 'j', 'l': 'l', 'n': 'n', 'p': 'p', 'r': 'r', 't': 't', 'v': 'v', 'x': 'x', 'z': 'z', 'A': 'A', 'C': 'C', 'E': 'E', 'G': 'G', 'I': 'I', 'K': 'K', 'M': 'M', 'O': 'O', 'Q': 'Q', 'S': 'S', 'U': 'U', 'W': 'W', 'Y': 'Y', 'a': 'a', 'c': 'c', 'e': 'e', 'g': 'g', 'i': 'i', 'k': 'k', 'm': 'm', 'o': 'o', 'q': 'q', 's': 's', 'u': 'u', 'w': 'w', 'y': 'y'}
Their output:
{'A': 'A', 'C': 'C', 'B': 'B', 'E': 'E', 'D': 'D', 'G': 'G', 'F': 'F', 'I': 'I', 'H': 'H', 'K': 'K', 'J': 'J', 'M': 'M', 'L': 'L', 'O': 'O', 'N': 'N', 'Q': 'Q', 'P': 'P', 'S': 'S', 'R': 'R', 'U': 'U', 'T': 'T', 'W': 'W', 'V': 'V', 'Y': 'Y', 'X': 'X', 'Z': 'Z', 'a': 'a', 'c': 'c', 'b': 'b', 'e': 'e', 'd': 'd', 'g': 'g', 'f': 'f', 'i': 'i', 'h': 'h', 'k': 'k', 'j': 'j', 'm': 'm', 'l': 'l', 'o': 'o', 'n': 'n', 'q': 'q', 'p': 'p', 's': 's', 'r': 'r', 'u': 'u', 't': 't', 'w': 'w', 'v': 'v', 'y': 'y', 'x': 'x', 'z': 'z'}
I've already used python to test and compare and they are indeed dicts comprised of the same keys:values. Any advice would be grand. (This is for an online MIT class. There are normally forums, but they are down while there is an exam available. This is NOT for the exam,

A: Dictionaries in Python don't preserve a particular order. So you can't be sure that the keys and values will be read in the order that they were (a) originally created or (b) last updated.
Quite obviously, the two dictionaries are the same though.
Edit: dict1 == dict2 is sufficient to prove whether two dictionaries are the same; you don't have to check each key/value piecewise.

A: Just another note, you should be using the modulus % operator instead of - 26.
Replace
    if sUpperCase.index(c) + shift > 25:

        dCode[c] = sUpperCase[(sUpperCase.index(c) + shift) - 26]

    else:

        dCode[c] = sUpperCase[(sUpperCase.index(c) + shift)]

With
    dCode[c] = sUpperCase[(sUpperCase.index(c) + shift) % 26]

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Behavior Styles are the colored bars on the first page of your report and they are all about your personality. What are you like? How do you communicate? How would people describe you? If you are above 50, you are "High" in the behavior - if you are below 50, you are "Low". Find the videos that fit your behaviors, and watch them to learn about your style. How do you show up?


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Beatrice "Bea"(Aldrink) Idema
The Philip Peter Versluis Criminal Justice Scholarship was established by Beatrice "Bea" (Aldrink) Idema in loving memory of Philip Peter Versluis, her brother-in-law. Philip was a devoted family man and community leader in West Michigan. Philip and his wife, Joyce "Joy" are long-time supporters and friends of Grand Valley State University (GVSU). Philip, who passed in 2017, had a long career with the Kent County Juvenile Court, eventually retiring for the role as Director. He also spent his weekends continuing to work at his family's farm. Versluis Orchards, for many years.
Philip attended Calvin College before enlisting and serving in the army, then studied Criminal Justice and earned a Bachelor's and Master's from Michigan State University when he returned. Philip and Joy raised their family in Walker, Michigan. Joy was linked to Grand Valley through her sister Bea Idema, and her service as a trustee of the Bill and Bea Idema Foundation, which played a critical role in the Mary Idema Pew Library Learning and Information Commons in Allendale. Philip and Joy initiated the Philip and Joyce Versluis Endowed Scholarship to support business majors in the Seidman College of Business, and had many ties to Grand Valley through Joy's family. This scholarship will continue Philip's legacy and assist students in criminal justice who demonstrate financial need.
Philip Peter Versluis Criminal Justice Scholarship


What happened to that ugly house in the neighborhood?
Listed at $239,000 and sold for $205,000 within 3 days.
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Last week, I flew up to Montreal for PyCon. I'm now home, without any new international incidents to add to my record. It was my first PyCon, but it won't be my last.
If Python (or open source development in general) is your thing, all of the talks from this weekend appear to already be on YouTube. Since I mostly stuck to the hallway track, I'll be watching a lot of these videos myself and don't feel qualified to offer a review. However, the hallway track was fantastic and I would recommend it in future years.
I can review the swag I gathered at PyCon, though. Based on t-shirts alone, I'm pretty pleased. I found not one, not two, but three ladies tees that I liked enough to take home. Considering that booths at most other tech conferences only offer men's shirts, the availability of ladies' tees is a good indicator of an inclusive community.
Even better, though, there was plenty of non-shirt swag. Since I'm trying to make sure my wardrobe doesn't entirely look like it came from a trade show hall, I'm always excited to see other swag that I'm actually interested in. I'm now stocked up on small notebooks for quite awhile, including a few that have a variety of pages for sketching different types of wireframes. I'm also up a beer glass, breath mints in reusable tins, and some pretty cool fake tattoos that I'll actually wear.
I'd like to note that I'm totally cool with the booths that didn't offer a whole lot of swag (or any at all) — I'm just as thrilled to just talk about cool products that I didn't know about in advance and see some demos. I don't have to have swag, but if it's on offer, I like to see a variety that's appealing to all sorts of conference attendees, rather than just to stereotypes.
And, as an added bonus, next year's PyCon is here in Portland. If you're interested in attending, keep an eye on the PyCon website. Just a head's up, though: my couch is already booked for PyCon 2016 and tickets are guaranteed to sell out.


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Senators pushing for bipartisan stimulus aid with spending bill as govt. shutdown looms
by: Nexstar Media Wire, AP Wire
WASHINGTON D.C. — A bipartisan group of lawmakers is putting pressure on congressional leaders to accept a split-the-difference solution to the protracted impasse over COVID-19 relief in a last-gasp effort provide aid before Congress adjourns for the holidays.
The group includes Senate centrists such as Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., and Susan Collins, R-Maine, who hope to exert greater influence in a closely divided Congress during the incoming Biden administration.
In Wilmington, Delaware, President-elect Joe Biden called on lawmakers to approve a down payment on COVID relief. He also warned that "any package passed in lame-duck session is — at best — just a start."
The proposal hit the scales at $908 billion, including $228 billion to extend and upgrade "paycheck protection" subsidies for businesses for a second round of relief to hard-hit businesses like restaurants. It would revive a special jobless benefit, but at a reduced level of $300 per week rather than the $600 benefit enacted in March. State and local governments would receive $160 billion, and there is also money for vaccines.
It comes after a split-decision election delivered the White House to Democrats and gave Republicans down-ballot success.
"It's not a time for political brinkmanship," Manchin said. "Emergency relief is needed now more than ever before. The people need to know that we are not going to leave until we get something accomplished."
Sen. Roy Blunt, R-Mo., a member of the GOP leadership, gave a tentative thumbs up to the idea, though he said time is running out and working against it.
"I think $900 billion would do a lot more good right now than $2 trillion will do in March," Blunt said. "This is an important time to step up if we can."
The pressure comes as Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin are set to reconvene their conversations about COVID relief and other end-of-session items, including a $1.4 trillion catchall government funding bill, as the Trump administration comes to a close.
$455 BILLION IN UNUSED FUNDS
Mnuchin and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell are testified before a Senate committee Tuesday on coronavirus pandemic assistance, NewsNation Now reported.
In pre-released prepared testimony, Mnuchin is expected to urge Congress to tap into $455 billion of unused emergency relief funds for another round of targeted aid for American households and businesses.
"Based on recent economic data, I continue to believe that a targeted fiscal package is the most appropriate federal response," Mnuchin wrote in his prepared statement for the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee. "I strongly encourage Congress to use the $455 billion in unused funds from the CARES Act to pass an additional bill with bipartisan support."
He added that President Donald Trump's administration "is ready to support Congress in this effort to help American workers and small businesses that continue to struggle with the impact of COVID-19."
Capitol Hill's main players returned this week for one final attempt at deal-making on a challenging menu of year-end business. The only absolute must-do business is preventing a government shutdown when a temporary spending bill expires on Dec. 11.
The route preferred by top lawmakers like House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., is to agree upon and pass an omnibus spending bill for the government. But it may be difficult to overcome bitter divisions regarding a long-delayed COVID-19 relief package that's a top priority of business, state and local governments, educators and others.
The Senate committee hearing Tuesday is part of a quarterly report to Congress on the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act, the U.S. government's more than $2 trillion relief package to help businesses, workers and a health care system staggered by the pandemic.
The legislation was signed into law in March, and both Democrats and Republicans are pushing for a fresh installment of coronavirus relief. But such aid remains out of reach as negotiations have stalled and compromises have yet to be reached.
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is expected to warn Congress Tuesday about challenges presented by a spike in new COVID-19 cases, according to his pre-released remarks.
"The rise in new COVID-19 cases, both here and abroad, is concerning and could prove challenging for the next few months," Powell wrote in his prepared testimony. "A full economic recovery is unlikely until people are confident that it is safe to reengage in a broad range of activities."
Powell said while progress on developing vaccines had been "very positive," significant challenges remained regarding the timing, production and distribution of the vaccines, and it remained difficult to assess the economic implications of this process with any degree of confidence.
Earlier on Monday, the Fed and Treasury announced as expected that four other lending facilities that do not utilize CARES Act funds would be extended through next March. Those facilities helped to stabilize short-term funding markets when the coronavirus hit last spring, sending shockwaves through the financial system.
The four Fed loan programs that were extended included the Commercial Paper Funding Facility, which provided critical support for the market that supplies short-term corporate IOUs. Also extended was operation of the Money Market Fund Liquidity Facility, which helped to prevent potential runs on money-market mutual funds.
Following their appearance Tuesday, Powell and Mnuchin are scheduled to testify Wednesday at an oversight hearing held by the House Financial Services Committee.
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I apologize for my poor commenting habits recently. I am still reading everyone's posts but find myself too tired to comment :( Blah. I always knew how good a helper Kidlet was, but I never truly appreciated all of the things he did for himself and for me until he found himself unable! Now I am working for two! Phew!
Omg, that apple clover is amazing! Don't know how you have such steady cutting skills with apple. Great job!
And Jenn, I would like to pass you an award. Please pick it up here. Thanks!
how cute! he is adorable! Can i have one hahaha. You are so good!
Amazing detail with the food markers!


A training programme in Patagonia gives people new skills for the growing local energy industry.
The 2010 discovery of shale oil and shale gas here in the Neuquén province of Argentina seemed to offer opportunity for young people like 27-year-old Ramiro Peña who competed for low-paying jobs on farms and in town.
Yet, employment remained elusive for local residents in San Patricio del Chañar, a quiet Patagonian town. From preparing the well site to piping the oil and gas to market, most of the new jobs in the shale fields required technical training. Workers from all over the world flocked to the region.
Local people dreamt of such jobs, but the nearest town where they could receive technical training was the provincial capital, a 90-minute drive away.
In 2013 Shell, the local employment office and the mayor of San Patricio del Chañar decided to launch a joint training programme. Ramiro and 138 other people signed up for the first set of classes.
In 2013, drilling rigs dotted the landscape. Residents did not understand how to take advantage of the opportunity, recalled Ramón Soto, the town's mayor.
Once Shell had begun drilling the first of 12 wells in the Vaca Muerta ("Dead Cow") formation, the company's representatives explored ways to help the community.
After several meetings with the mayor and other local people, two different training programmes operated by Shell contractors took shape. They have enrolled 286 students over two years; 193 of these have graduated.
Using hammers, welding machines, safety masks and other supplies provided by the municipality, one programme offers certification for adult students who want to work in the welding and electrical trades.
The other programme prepares students for specific jobs in the energy industry, such as working on a drilling rig or inspecting equipment. About half of the 500-hour course focuses on core subjects in science and mathematics. Safety and appropriate workplace behaviour are recurring themes.
For 35-year-old Natalia Merenda, the courses have opened up new possibilities for her family and community. She is excited by the opportunity to become one of the few Argentinian women in the energy industry. And she is eager to learn.
Natalia is studying logistics in the programme's second year. She expects that knowing how an oil pump works will be important in her chosen career of purchasing or co-ordinating oilfield supplies.
A vast project has boosted production of the raw chemicals that go into products we use every day, from the phone in your pocket to the pillow you sleep on.


All HELENA students are supported by a personal Thesis Committee. The Thesis Committee provides mentoring and guidance in the scientific project but also in questions concerning the personal career development.
According to the doctoral degree regulations at the Faculty of Biology at the LMU, graduation requires a personal 'Promotionskomitee'.
Please choose your Thesis Committee Members according to this regulation.


The XD Series joystick is a multi-axis Hand Grip controller specifically engineered for demanding vehicle applications. Featuring non-contacting Hall effect technology to provide up to 10 million operations, the XD series is a compact yet highly reliable joystick ideally suited for off-highway vehicles and machinery. The XD series measures just 60 mm below panel, yet withstands horizontal loads up to 400 lbf. utilizing an all metal construction. The XD handle utilizes a uni-body construction with modular inserts to provide design flexibility. Inserts include an index trigger switch, operator presence paddle and customizable faceplate and enables IP67 above panel environmental sealing against the ingress of dust and liquids.


Our air-conditioned ground floor 1BR/2BA condo overlooks the inner tropical garden of Kamaole Sands. Building 7, shady side of the resort. Less than a 1-min walk to the swimming pool and 3-min stroll to the beach. 15 acres of lush tropical gardens, fountains, waterfall, Koi pond, swimming pools, hot tubs, tennis courts, fitness center, activity centers, gas barbecues and free parking - all this makes Kamaole Sands the ONLY "resort-like" condominium complex in South Kihei.
The condo is completely remodeled. The entire floor is tiled, the kitchen is totally rebuilt with new cabinets, appliances, plumbing, sink and faucet. We have all the amenities to help make your vacation restful and memorable. The bedroom has a King bed (with very high quality firm pillow-top mattress) and the living room has a Queen sofa-bed (with a high-end foam mattress). Linens and towels are provided, and we normally have 2-4 beach towels for our guests. You can use the beach accessories in the bedroom closet.
Please see the photos and asked us any remaining questions.
On-site free stuff: a complimentary breakfast orientation on your first full day in Maui; a pool-side Mai Tai party each Wednesday with live Hawaiian music, professional hula dancers, singers and free Mai Tais; a fitness center; an Activity Desk near the pool. There are two electronic gates to in the resort & security cameras throughout. Smoking in the condo, on the lanais and in resort common areas is prohibited at Kamaole Sands, so you can always enjoy the fresh flower smell of Maui!
Rates are based on 4-people occupancy. Hawaii Occupancy Tax and any fees are separate. Refer to quote for exact numbers. No Smoking. Pets NOT allowed. Mid-stay cleaning of $80 will be added to bookings of 9+ nights. We will send you a contract for your approval. Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
A cancellation notice must be received in writing. The refunds are made only in case we can re-rent the cancelled dates. $200 cancellation fee applies to all cancellations. We make all efforts to re-rent all cancellations. If we are able to re-rent the cancelled dates for the full rent amount indicated in Guest's Rental Agreement, we will refund all moneys paid by Guest less $200 cancellation fee. If we are able to re-rent the cancelled dates for less than the full rent amount indicated in Guest's Rental Agreement, we will refund the remainder (if any) of all moneys paid by Guest less $200 cancellation fees and less the difference between the original rent and the amount we can recover by re-renting. For cancellations on or after arrival date all funds are forfeited. Early departure does not warrant any refunds. Travel insurance is advised.
Rates are displayed in US Dollars. The larger of $200 or 25% of the rent Deposit is required to book. Balance is due 60-90 days prior to check-in, depending on season (90 days in winters Dec 15 - Apr 15). Payments by personal checks or money orders are preferred to avoid fees. Wire transfers and Paypal/credit card payments are accepted, if the guest covers the incurred fees.
This is a payment of $300 collected from the guest to cover possible damage to the property. It is fully refunded within 10 business days if there are no damages. We inventory and inspect the property before and after every stay.The guest will be charged for missing items, excessive cleaning, violations of the house rules, and any damage done to the property beyond normal wear and tear.
Check-in time is 3 PM. Check-out time is 11 AM. NO early check-ins or late check-outs, unless specified in your rental agreement. Maximum occupancy: 4 adults or 2 adults with up to 4 children. NO SMOKING is permitted in or around the unit, including lanai. NO PETS are permitted. Violation will result in the loss of your security deposit.
Guests must register at the management's front desk upon arrival. It is open 24 hours 7 days a week. There are two fees that are collected by our resort when you check in: $25 Reservation fee and $37 Resort fee = $62 total one-time charge as of April 2017. We don't collect this, please be prepared to pay. They will issue you a parking pass, gate cards, and give an access code to the pool. Renters must display parking in the car at all times, and park in their assigned parking space. Leave the parking pass inside the unit upon departure.
Keyless Entry Code will be emailed before arrival in the condo information file. Use the deadbolt from inside the condo ONLY! We don't provide the key to the deadbolt.
We ask all guests staying over 8 nights to pay $80 for a mid-stay cleaning (the cleaners will clean all condo, except linens/towels/fridge). The water on Maui is very hard and professional cleaning allows to prevent deposit build-ups.
Please use the Air Conditioners sparingly and intermittently! If you are gone, do NOT have the A/C on. Do NOT use the A/C at night while you sleep. Keep your windows and glass blinds open. Turn on your ceiling fans. We installed timers for Air Conditioner – please use it as intended. Broken timers might incur replacement charges.
Beach chairs, umbrellas, boogie boards and other items in the closet must be replaced if broken. If I can't replace them, I agree that the replacement charge is retained from my security deposit. I will not leave any food / cans / bottles, etc. in the bedroom closet before my departure. All food items left should be put on the kitchen counter before your departure.
We provide some laundry detergent, hand soap, and paper products, as well as some spices, salt and sugar. There might be other useful supplies that other guests have left. If you use a lot of something or finish a bottle or a pack, make sure to replace what you have used, to buy new, so the next guest could also use what you had used. We can't replenish supplies after every guest, so we count on you for keeping the condo well stocked.
Do not leave open food around condo and take out trash daily, as in any warm climate, insects and bugs should not be encouraged.
Do not sit on upholstered furniture with suntan oils or lotions on or in wet swimsuits – it stains the upholstery and is very hard to remove. It's best to use a flat bed sheet to cover the sofa during the day.
All condos in Kamaole Sands are sprayed quarterly by a local company Aloha Pest Solutions. The dates for 2019 are March 13-15, June 12-14, September 11-13 and December 11-13. It takes a few minutes and the spray is plant-based and non-toxic. Guests can obtain a sheet from the front desk showing what is being sprayed. Guests can opt-out if they bring a medical waiver from the doctor. Otherwise, the refusal of the guest to allow spraying can result in a $100 fine assessed to the condo or an additional payment for treatment at another date, and the guest will be responsible for those expenses.
I agree to not leave more than 1-2 loads of laundry for the check-out cleaning. A bath towel, hand towel, wash cloth and one beach towel is provided for each occupant. Owners try to provide the detergent, but be prepared to buy some if necessary or to bring some of your own. Leaving over 2 loads of laundry will result in additional charge of $25/load. Please leave all dirty laundry on the floor and all clean laundry on the dining table.
Upon check in, if I find any broken items or there are issues with cleaning, I will contact the housekeeper (name and phone will be provided). For any other issues, I will contact the owners Elena or Igor Kounitski at (650)799-1389. If the owners can't be reached and the issue is urgent, I will contact the housekeeper.
I agree to call the above contacts to report any damages caused during my stay. I assume full responsibility for any damages incurred by me or a member of my party during our stay and agree that the charges for damages or/and any extra cleaning involved are retained from my security deposit.
I understand that there is no daily maid service. I agree to maintain the unit in good order during my stay and to leave premises in a clean and tidy condition. Cleaning supplies are provided in the unit.
This condo is in a wonderful location in Kihei. There are lots of good options for swimming beaches, snorkeling beaches, lounging beaches, and restaurants within a short drive from the condo. The beach and park across the street is also nice and not too busy for a morning visit to the beach or a daily sunset viewing. This condo provided everything we needed to have an enjoyable stay (beach towels, umbrella, chairs, boogie boards, etc) and also plenty of kitchenware to cook dinner and enjoy an evening in if you don't want to eat out. We enjoyed walking out to the patio in the morning and having breakfast outside. There was an AC unit in the bedroom but we didn't use it once - we opened all the windows at night and with the ceiling fans it was very cool and comfortable. Two things to note: the bed was a little stiff so we didn't sleep great on it and sound really travels in the corridors around the condo so we would wake up around 6:30am every day with the noise of the birds and fellow residents. We ended up going to bed pretty early every night so we did get plenty of rest during our visit. Elena was very friendly and responsive and quick to inform us of any details with our visit. We had a great trip to Maui and are excited to return to this beautiful island.
Beautiful place to stay in, the condo area is beautiful and has great amenities. It was very convenient to a great beach. We felt right at home. It was also nice to have all the items there to use for beach use. I would highly recommend to any one and would come back myself.
I was my pleasure hosting you, thank you very much!


The Sanford Bass Tightener is a spatial effect for tightening up the stereo spread.
It allows you to set the frequencies below a certain specified frequency to mono, for example 120Hz, while allowing the higher frequencies to remain in stereo. This can help during mixing/mastering by keeping the the bass tight and centered and the higher range nice and wide.
Does it cause issues at crossover frequency, like unwanted phasing?
A good alternative to Tone Projects' Basslane. Sanford's has more filter shapes.
Very nice, extremely useful. It'll probably find its way onto all of my masters.


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Arizona State Baseball Weekend Review: Sun Devils Sweep Gonzaga
By Ryan Bafaloukos May 14, 2012, 8:00am MST
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The Arizona State baseball team completed its 2012 non-conference season with a sweep of Gonzaga this past weekend in Spokane, Washington. ASU improved to 32-17 on the season and has now won six games in a row and eight of their last nine.
The weekend started on Friday night with another stellar performance from Brady Rodgers. The junior right-hander scattered seven hits over eight innings while striking out four and leading ASU to a 4-2 victory. Rodgers (9-2) has now pitched eight innings in nine of his 13 starts this season.
Trevor Allen and Deven Marrero both homered for the Sun Devils, Allen hit a two-run home run in the fifth inning, and Marrero extended the ASU lead to 4-2 with his solo shot in the seventh.
ASU left little doubt on Saturday, as the Sun Devils beat the Bulldogs 10-1 behind a career high five RBI's from Michael Benjamin. Benjamin went 4-5 with a home run and three singles.
ASU hit three home runs in the first three innings Saturday night, and put up five runs in the first inning. Sophomore right-hander Trevor Williams (10-2) had another solid outing, going seven innings and allowing one run on four hits. Williams did not walk a Bulldog hitter, extending his streak of consecutive innings pitched without a walk to 40.
On Sunday it was all about Nathaniel Causey, as the freshman went 3-3 including a go-ahead two-run double to propel the Sun Devils to a 3-1 win. With the game tied, James McDonald led off the ninth inning with a single, after Michael Benjamin was intentionally walked, Causey delivered with a two-RBI double down the left field line to give ASU a 3-1 lead.
Right-hander Jake Barrett (2-4) earned the win after pitching a perfect 1 1/3 innings. ASU opened up the scoring when Joey DeMichele scored on a sac-fly from Max Rossiter in the sixth inning. Gonzaga (29-20) tied the game on an RBI double by Marco Gonzales in the seventh.
Arizona State plays rival Arizona on Tuesday evening and resumes Pac-12 play this weekend at Packard Stadium against Washington.
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Conan the Valorous by John Maddox Roberts (from 1985)
Conan the Barbarian is one my favorite movies, weathered copies of The Savage Sword of Conan from the 70s bring me great joy, and paperback novels centered on everyone's favorite Cimmerian are always welcome in my home. I have been reading these books for about as long as I've been reading and I still enjoy them. The worst of the lot are trashy and formulaic, but Robert E. Howard did such a fine job of bringing Conan to life (as well as detailing the era in which he lived and defining the geography of this daring barbarian's world) that many of the books are definitive examples of what the fantasy genre is capable of producing. Robert Jordan's take on the character is almost as revered as Howard's in this day and age, and I feel that Leonard Carpenter also had a real knack for detailing Conan's adventures. John Maddox Roberts is another worthy author who has contributed to the cause, and his Conan the Valorous is of some significance to me because it's the only tale I've read that required Conan to return to Cimmeria. It's a fun story that is a bit episodic in nature, paying homage to Howard's work with his brawny creation. The real highlight of the book may be a fearsome clash between Conan and a magnificent bull that was imposing enough to be worshiped as a god. This tense battle came hardly halfway through the book and had little to do with the primary thrust of the tale, which quickly gave way to a robust conclusion pitting Conan against armed soldiers, fantastic creatures, and demented sorcerers--another nod to Howard's approach to the genre. Conan's eventual victory in this climactic showdown came a bit too easily in my humble opinion, and it was a bit strange to read such a book where someone other than our rugged hero got the girl at the end. Still, Conan the Valorous was well-written and neatly plotted, and it was cool to see our fearless barbarian return home. My favorite aspect of this novel may have been the way Roberts used the the hero's journey back to his homeland to show how Conan's youth in Cimmeria had shaped him. Roberts allowed the character to reflect on his past while providing us with a look at his people doing what they do best--making war. Most importantly, even as he paid tribute to Cimmeria, he did a fantastic job of showing us why Conan's passions would never allow him to settle down and remain among his people. Canon the Valorous wasn't a great Conan adventure, but it was a solid book that benefited from its focus on Cimmeria.
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Q: CurrentUser in .Net Core Microservice CQRS namespace LED.OM.Core.Base
{
public abstract class BaseContext : DbContext
{
public BaseContext(DbContextOptions options) : base(options)
{ }
    public override int SaveChanges()
    {
        UpdateAuditEntities();
        return base.SaveChanges();
    }

    public override int SaveChanges(bool acceptAllChangesOnSuccess)
    {
        UpdateAuditEntities();
        return base.SaveChanges(acceptAllChangesOnSuccess);
    }

    public override Task<int> SaveChangesAsync(CancellationToken cancellationToken = default)
    {
        UpdateAuditEntities();
        return base.SaveChangesAsync(cancellationToken);
    }

    private void UpdateAuditEntities()
    {
        var CurrentUser = Thread.CurrentPrincipal?.Identity?.Name ?? "";
        var modifiedEntries = ChangeTracker.Entries()
            .Where(x => x.Entity is Entity &&
                        (x.State == EntityState.Added || x.State == EntityState.Modified || x.State == EntityState.Deleted));

        foreach (var entry in modifiedEntries)
        {

            var entity = (Entity)entry.Entity;
            var now = DateTime.UtcNow;

            if (entry.State == EntityState.Added)
            {
                entity.CreatedDate = now;
                entity.CreatedBy = CurrentUser;
            }
            else if (entry.State == EntityState.Deleted && entry.Entity is not IHardDelete)
            {
                // Varlığı değiştirilmedi olarak ayarlıyoruz.
                // (tüm varlığı Değiştirildi olarak işaretlersek, her alan güncelleme olarak Db'ye gönderilir)
                entry.State = EntityState.Unchanged;

                // Yalnızca IsDeleted alanını güncelleyin - yalnızca bu Db'ye gönderilir
                entity.IsDelete = true;
            }
            else
            {
                base.Entry(entity).Property(x => x.CreatedBy).IsModified = false;
                base.Entry(entity).Property(x => x.CreatedDate).IsModified = false;
            }

            entity.UpdatedDate = now;
            entity.UpdatedBy = CurrentUser;
        }
    }

}

}
user.cs
entity.cs
I am working with microservice. The entity is the common field in my entire table. I want to fill in the fields created and updated by those who want to log in. But I couldn't find how to fill this user info in BaseContext.

A: The problem is not about microservices or CQRS. The problem is about Entity Framework Core. So you need to detect the modified entities in UpdateAuditEntities() method then you can fill the UpdatedDate and
UpdatedBy properties.
Also, this method already fills the CreatedDate and CreatedBy properties in creating (EntityState.Added) operations.
You can get an exception when casting entry.Entity to LED.OM.Core.Base.Entities.Entity. You should use this code for retrieving modified entries:  var modifiedEntries = ChangeTracker.Entries<LED.OM.Core.Base.Entities.Entity>()...
You should handle the updated entities (EntityState.Modified) like below:
private void UpdateAuditEntities()
    {
        var CurrentUser = Thread.CurrentPrincipal?.Identity?.Name ?? "";
        var modifiedEntries = ChangeTracker.Entries<LED.OM.Core.Base.Entities.Entity>()
            .Where(x => x.Entity is Entity &&
                        (x.State == EntityState.Added || x.State == EntityState.Modified || x.State == EntityState.Deleted));

        foreach (var entry in modifiedEntries)
        {

            var entity = (Entity)entry.Entity;
            var now = DateTime.UtcNow;

            if (entry.State == EntityState.Added)
            {
                entity.CreatedDate = now;
                entity.CreatedBy = CurrentUser;
            }
            else if (entry.State == EntityState.Modified)
            {
                entity.UpdatedDate = now;
                entity.UpdatedBy = CurrentUser;
            }
            else if (entry.State == EntityState.Deleted && entry.Entity is not IHardDelete)
            {
                // Varlığı değiştirilmedi olarak ayarlıyoruz.
                // (tüm varlığı Değiştirildi olarak işaretlersek, her alan güncelleme olarak Db'ye gönderilir)
                entry.State = EntityState.Unchanged;

                // Yalnızca IsDeleted alanını güncelleyin - yalnızca bu Db'ye gönderilir
                entity.IsDelete = true;
            }
            else
            {
                base.Entry(entity).Property(x => x.CreatedBy).IsModified = false;
                base.Entry(entity).Property(x => x.CreatedDate).IsModified = false;
            }

            entity.UpdatedDate = now;
            entity.UpdatedBy = CurrentUser;
        }
    }


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Q: background-attachment image: fixed not working on mobile I am building a website where I want the background image to be attached fixed.
I have achieved this in desktop browsers with the CSS below, but it doesn't work on Smartphone.
This is a known bug with background-attachment: fixed.
I don't know how to fix it.
#page-header{
  height: 300px;
  background: url("../img/wood.jpg");
  background-attachment: fixed;
  color: #fff;
  border-bottom: 1px #eee solid;
  padding-top: 50px;
}

My HTML

Products

Local, Organic, Tasty

You can find my website at http://maisonbergeret.com/product.html
My question is how can I keep the exact same effect.

A: This is what I changed for page-header.
#page-header:before{
  content: "";
  width: 100%;
  height: 300px;
  position: fixed;
  background: url("../img/wood.jpg")no-repeat center center;
  color: #fff;
  border-bottom: 1px #eee solid;
  padding-top: 50px;
  z-index: -10;
  display: block;
  left: 0;
  top: 0;
  -webkit-background-size: cover;
  -moz-background-size: cover;
  -o-background-size: cover;
  background-size: cover;
}

Below the header, I have a section product with id="products"
section#products{
    background-color: #FAEBD7;
}

Same color as my body background-color: #FAEBD7;
Adjusted margins and now it works.


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Put Great Flying Destinations on Your Website!
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Abstract fiber has new Limited Luxury fibers. Our website will soon have merino cashmere silk and merino yak silk blends that we will dye to order in any of our colors until we run out. The cashmere blend sold out at SOAR in 3 hours! Visit your lys or Abstractfiber.com to see what the commotion's about!
The holidays are fast approaching, and the Purlescence Purl Girls are preparing holiday goodies for you all to enjoy. We are pleased to announce the arrival of three new fiber lines: Frabjous Fibers, Ashland Bay Fibers, and Crown Mountain Fibers. We're also stocking up on looms and spinning wheels for your holiday gift desires. Get your wish list in and order early to ensure delivery before mid-December! Happy autumn knitting!
Thanks for the birthday wishes! Gigi is making progress on her Cassidy cardigan. Jasmin is making some progress on her Cece cardigan, and found the perfect button for it! Jasmin is working on Meghan's Twist Cardigan. We mention Dr. Who, the Dr. Who scarf, and the Brass Needles podcast.
We mention Bill's (in Willow Glen).
We suggest a "Just say 'no'... but I'll teach you" approach to holiday knitting. Jasmin mentions her Juno Regina stole.
Jasmin runs short. And forgetful.
Our annual Do Some Good contest has begun! Do some good, post it to the thread, maybe you'll win a prize! But you'll definitely do some good, and that's awesome. The contest will close 1/8/2011, and we'll announce the winners on 1/9/2011.
This week we review One More Skein by Leigh Radford. We're not really impressed.
We talk about Advents Calendars, and specifically mention the DROPS Christmas calendar.
Jasmin is still spinning on her Barbie dream fleece from the 2009 Monterey Wool auction. It's a brown merino from Terry Mendenhall. We talk about multiple wheel homes, and how to select a spinning wheel.
loved the video, thank you for sharing!
What were the learning to knit DVDs you mentioned? I couldn't catch it.
=D I was at Purlescence on SATURDAY, and scored some awesome cashmere yarns for $6.25 per ball from the 75% off table, along with some awesome yarns I've been meaning to try. With that many people at Pajama Jammie Jam, I'm still surprised how many goodies they still had at those discount tables.
As a mom who has children of diapering age, I just want to let you know that the point of legwarmers for children who aren't potty trained is ease of changing. A baby who is wearing legwarmers has warm legs and is much easier to change. No need to wrangle a wriggling kidlet into or out of another layer of clothes. This is more of an "around the house look," of the t-shirt, diaper (esp. cloth diapering), and legwarmers, super-casual look.
I know you two just reviewed a book you like but it seems like nine out of ten of the books you review you dislike. I would love to hear about books that you *do* like far more than books that you don't like. Could you please review more like that?
I like your book reviews. I really appreciate your honesty. You guys always see the positive even in the negative.


Wow it really is quite difficult to get back into the swing of writing; it seems an age since I last blogged.
So we have had a break and it's time to start, so here goes.
We had decided to keep the garage but now that we are getting ready to sell we really need to sort it out, there are all of Johns tools in there and the wood pile and our trailer.
The walls have already been sorted where the old door and window used to be, so now it is time to clean, clear and decorate, oh and also to finish off the little garden platform in front of the window.
The difference is immense as soon as John starts to paint. At this point we both start to question the decision to keep the garage as we can see how amazing the little house would look fully uncovered.
The garage seems to be so much bigger now.
Wow. When you take a break from writing, suddenly it looks like it was transformed overnight. Looks terrific.
I had an extension exactly like that on the side of my house in Brittany too! I decided to turn it into a living room. It is the best room in the house now!
this is a recent addition to the property, maybe its a Brittany thing?


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Шабла ()  —  курортный город в Болгарии. Расположен на побережье Чёрного моря. Находится в Добричской области, входит в общину Шабла. Население составляет 3,4 тыс. человек.

Политическая ситуация
Кмет (мэр) общины Шабла —  Красимир Любенов Крыстев (Граждане за европейское развитие Болгарии(ГЕРБ)) по результатам выборов в правление общины.

Ссылки
 Община Шабла - официален сайт
 Туристическо сдружение "Морски бриз" -  град Шабла
 Радио и телевизия в Шабла
 Статистика населения

Курорты Болгарии
Города Добричской области

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


Capital S.M.A.R.T Repairs today announced it was expanding its operations in New Zealand with two new locations, one in Auckland and one in Christchurch.
Group Operations Director, Jim Vais, said the expansion for S.M.A.R.T would build upon the strong relationship S.M.A.R.T has with AA Insurance and Vero and would occur in the last quarter of 2016.
"The majority of our repairs are conducted on a "Next Day" basis and we are looking forward to bringing our service offering to new locations in New Zealand," Mr Vais said.
Capital S.M.A.R.T has been operating in Penrose, Auckland since 2014, servicing customers for AA Insurance, a joint venture between the New Zealand Automobile Association and the Suncorp Group.
From a single concept site in 2008, Capital S.M.A.R.T currently operates 36 repair sites across Australia and New Zealand.