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The Lake Chelan AVA is an American Viticultural Area (AVA) in Washington State. Located in the north-central part of the state around Lake Chelan, the area is a sub-appellation of the greater Columbia Valley AVA. Of the 24,040 acres (9,730 hectares) within the AVA's boundaries, only 260 acres (105 hectares) were planted with wine grapes which was producing wine for fifteen wineries as of 2009. While viticulture has existed in the region since 1891, the area was approved as a federally designated wine region in April 2009 when it became Washington's 11th AVA.

History

The first wine grapes were planted in the Lake Chelan region in 1891, but it wasn't until the late 20th century when the area was becoming a popular tourist destination, that a modern wine industry began to develop. In 2002, a group of Chelan wineries started the process of seeking federal recognition as an American Viticultural area. The proposal process was dealt a significant delay when, in the summer of 2007, the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) issued a "freeze" on approving any AVA petition due to controversy surrounding the proposal for the Calistoga AVA in the Napa Valley region of California. One roadblock that the Lake Chelan AVA petition encountered (which also affected the Calistoga AVA petition) was the requirement that any winery with a name similar to or containing that of the AVA must source at least 85% of their grapes from that AVA. While there is a grandfather clause in the regulation for wineries opened prior to July 7, 1986, there were at least 5 wineries in the Lake Chelan AVA that contained the word "Chelan" in their name and opened after that grandfather clause cut off date. All of these wineries had to submit to the regulation that no more than 15% of the grape used in their wine production would come from outside the Lake Chelan AVA.

The TTB eventually lifted that freeze and approved the petition for the Lake Chelan AVA in April 2009 with the designation slated to take effect in late May 2008. The approval made the Lake Chelan AVA Washington's 11th AVA and the second wine region in the state to be recognized in 2009, following the January approval of the Snipes Mountain AVA.

Climate and geography

The climate of the Lake Chelan AVA is influenced by the lake itself which creates a "lake effect" that moderates temperatures throughout the growing season and protects against frost damage in winter by re-radiating heat absorbed during the summer in the later months of fall and winter. This has an effect of extending the "hang time" of the fruit on the vine which allows sugars and acids in the grape to stay in balance as phenols develop that can add complexity to the wine.  The AVA is located in north-central Washington, on the eastern half of the state in the Columbia Valley. The Lake Chelan region has a higher elevation and unique soil components that differentiate the area from other wine regions of the Columbia Valley located to the south.

Grapes
A wide range of grapes are planted in the Lake Chelan AVA-including Semillon, Chardonnay, Gewurztraminer, Malbec, Merlot, Orange Muscat, Muscat blanc, Grenache, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Sauvignon blanc, Pinot gris, Petite Syrah, Sangiovese, Viognier, Carmenere, Zinfandel, Tempranillo, Petite Verdot, Pinot noir, Riesling, Syrah, Tannat, Dolcetto, Pinot Meunier and Barbera.

References

External links
Official Site

Washington (state) wine
American Viticultural Areas

2009 establishments in Washington (state)


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Q: Set execution time for Script command to record terminal activity I want to set up a script to record terminal activity. After seeking out various sources, I came up to the idea of using Script command to perform this task. However, if I only use Script command, such as: script - a /var/log/session/terminal.log I have to manually type exiteach time to stop the script command and get my record done. I try to use timeout to set an execution time for script command but the scriptcommand is actually killed by the signal and the recording file is left blank without any record.
In fact, I would like to set an execution time to record the terminal and continuously record the content into the file. Furthermore, If someone accidentally close the terminal, all the contents will be saved into a file before exiting. Could you please give me some advices on this problem?
Very Appreciated

A: The script command opens a new shell.  Therefore it is exited like a normal shell.  Timed exit is not available since a shell the way you are using it (IIUC) is interactive.  It exits on "exit" or Ctrl+d.
If the input comes from a script, anything that will indicate end of text/transmission/input file will also make the shell exit.
One could work with signals to exit that shell but it would need a supervising script.  From the bash man page:
The shell exits by default upon receipt of a SIGHUP

So, if you could stard a shell and capture its process id this would stop it cleanly:
kill -HUP $SHELLPID

Here is a script that ought to do it:
#!/bin/bash

date=`date +%Y-%m-%d-%H%M`
logfile=`mktemp /tmp/terminal-log-${date}-XXX`

# call shell - try gnome-terminal if you prefer it
# gnome-terminal -- /usr/bin/script --quiet $logfile
xfce4-terminal --execute /usr/bin/script --quiet $logfile

ourpid=`readlink /proc/self`
scriptpid=`ps auxfw | grep -w $logfile | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2}'`
shellpid=`ps auxfw | grep -w --after=1 $logfile | grep -w --after=1 $scriptpid | tail -1 | awk '{print $2}'`

# feel free to delete this debug output
echo terminal started, script pid is $scriptpid, shell pid is $shellpid

# sleep before stopping the shell - adjust time freely
sleep 10m

# flush script, just to be sure
kill -SIGUSR1 $scriptpid

# kill shell (cleanly, script and terminal should exit, too)
kill -HUP $shellpid

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Q: Beltrami equation The second order linear PDE
$a(x,y)u_{xx}+ 2b(x,y)u_{xy}+c(x,y)u_{yy}= 0$
was transformed by introducing new independent variable $ξ=φ(x,y)$ and $η=ψ(x,y)$, transforming the PDE to the form
$A(ξ,η)u_{ξξ}+ 2B(ξ,η)u_{ξη}+C(ξ,η)u_{ηη}= 0$
with
$A=a\phi_x^2 + 2b\phi_x\phi_y+c\phi_y^2$
$B=a\phi_x\psi_x+b(\phi_x\psi_y+\phi_y\psi_x)+c\phi_y\psi_y$
$C=a\psi_x^2+2b\psi_x\psi_y+c\psi_y^2$
Assume we are in the elliptic case.
Show that  in  this  case  we  can  obtain  the  situation $A=C$ and $B=0$ in case that $ψ$ and $φ$ are solutions of
$\phi_x=\frac{bψ_x+c\psi_y}{\sqrt{ac−b^2}},\;\;\;\phi_y=−\frac{aψ_x+b\psi_y}{\sqrt{ac−b^2}}$
and $ψ$ is a solution of the Beltrami equation:
$\left(\frac{aψ_x+b\psi_y}{\sqrt{ac−b^2}}\right)_x+ \left(\frac{bψ_x+c\psi_y}{\sqrt{ac−b^2}}\right)_y= 0$.
I've tried to calculate $A-C=0$ and $B=0$ and set them even. But I'm stuck at
$\frac{\phi_x+i\psi_x}{\phi_y+i\psi_y} = \frac{-b\pm\sqrt{b^2-ac}}{a}$.
Can you guys please help me? :)


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WPDH Album of the Week: Boston 'Don't Look Back'
Tune in for the WPDH Album of the Week this Sunday at 11PM. We'll be bringing you Boston 'Don't Look Back', in its entirety, start to finish.
Boston released their second album Don't Look Back Aug. 2, 1978 on Epic Records. The title track was one of the band's biggest hits reaching No. 4 on the Billboard charts and the album sold over 4 million copies in it's first month of release. It has since gone 7 times platinum. The band was involved in a legal battle with it's record label at the time as Tom Scholz felt that the band was being pressured by the label to finish an album before they felt it was ready. It would be another eight years before the band's next album would see the light of day, and it would be with a new label. We celebrate the 40th anniversary of Boston's 'Don't Look Back' this week with the WPDH Album of the Week.
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I hate the look of the Wii when I leave the GameCube. Why is there not been a sleeker solution? I was thinking that something as simple as a hollow box to cover it. But some other solutions could include a box one centimeter tall that actually has storage built-in.
Another possible solution is a small game cube memory card that could fit in the console with the white cover closed, like you wouldn't even know it was there until you lifted the cover. I mean it wouldn't be able to store as much as the 16X cards, but it would be a sleek solution.
So people with the resources for mass production, get on that!
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Not only the GCN memory but the Wii needs a storage solution for anything. I don't have this problem but I know some people have so many saves and VC games that they have to delete some of their VC games just to have enough room.
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II. SINGULAR DIVERSITY
A palette of terroirs
« A mass of calm
and visible reserve »
To find the most impressive terroirs, one must go off the beaten trail, taking the high road, away from the glitz, to find a diamond in the rough.
Although the natural qualities of its vineyard have been renown for centuries, Larcis Ducasse has long remained a secret of the connoisseur.
Its terroir offers a mosaic of innumerable nuances, aromas, and tastes. Its broad and extraordinary range of soils can be compared to a "Mille-Feuille" that one may observe while strolling through the hillside.
« On the Grande Côte, there are water springs that find their source after the limestone and in the clay. We are in a "checkerboard" alternating between dry and humid where there is a permanent contrast between the solar ambiance of the south-facing hillside with its hints of sunny aromatics and the freshness of the molasses. »
David Suire, Technical Director
Of one unique holding, the vineyard of Chateau Larcis Ducasse is planted on several geological formations, essentially sedimentary, that explain its reliefs. Larcis Ducasse draws its signature in three major types of privileged winegrowing terroirs.
• The « Saint-Emilion Plateau », a powerful bedrock of Limestone with Asterias.
• The « Grand Côte » of Saint-Emilion, also known as the Côte Pavie, a long south facing hillside with steep slopes (Up to 25% of inclination)
• The « foothill of Saint-Emilion » is a much milder slope (From 2 to 5 % inclination), is mostly constituted of "Molasses" and of fluviatile sand that is covered with a sandy-clay soil.
Micro-climates, reliefs, exposures, soils, the work of winegrowers throughout history… The terroir of Larcis constitutes both a natural and cultural heritage. The geography of Larcis Ducasse is forged over time. By contemplating the winegrowing vestiges and the design of the parcels, the vision of men, the philosophy of those who exalted the magnificent flavours of this land, are fully apparent.
Understanding the taste
We all know it: the landscape of Larcis has a taste of its own. Its terroir reveals itself by the intermediary of the plant. This inimitable alchemy comes from a thorough understanding of the place and a heightened apprehension of our soils and subsoils.
What about the backbone, the golden thread? What forms the typicality of our wines?
« The vintages, their history, foster the voice of each one of the facets of Larcis. Whether it means the expression of the « saline » or the «luminous » nature of the wines… depending on the year, the terroirs benefit from conditions that permit them to affirm their dominant character in the wines of Larcis Ducasse. »
Explore the interactive cartography of tastes in order to discover the specificities of our terroirs and that which constitutes the unique character of our vineyard.
A differentiated
In a Burgundian manner, in the cellar, we seek to reveal this diversity by a specific vinification and barrel ageing where each and every lot is differentiated.
In this manner each terroir may express its own unique character, develop its personality: mineral, elegant, earthy, fruity…
CHAPTER III : THE QUEST FOR THE SUBLIME
I. LIGHT AND FRESHNESS
III. THE QUEST FOR THE SUBLIME
IV. ANCHORED
V. SYMBIOSIS
VI. MURMURE
THE WINEGROWER'S DIARY
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Les Miserables Teen Production by Music to My Ears
Sat Mar 2, 2019 7:30 pm - 10:30 pm
The Phoenix Theater, 94952
This production is being run by Music to My Ears music school in Cotati. This will be performed by the Teen Cast.
The Show:
Set in early 19th-century France, Les Misérables is the story of Jean Valjean, a French peasant, and his desire for redemption after serving nineteen years in jail for having stolen a loaf of bread for his sister's starving child. Valjean decides to break his parole and start his life anew after a bishop inspires him by a tremendous act of mercy, but he is relentlessly tracked down by a police inspector named Javert. Along the way, Valjean and a slew of characters are swept into a revolutionary period in France, where a group of young idealists attempt to overthrow the government at a street barricade.
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UG schools Ace Warriors
6th February, 2018 0 comments
The Georgetown Cricket Association GCA/New Building Society (NBS) second division competition resumed yesterday at the Muslim Youth Organization (MYO) ground with the University Of Guyana (UG) schooling Ace Warriors in the 40-overs-a-side contest despite Mortland Ward's heroics.
Ace Warriors, won the toss, elected to bat and stumbled to post a meagre 117 being all out in the 26th over.
Opener Roger Aarons was the first to go without scoring while Ward scored a quick fire 23 before he too departed off of Omesh Dhanram. Clayton Halley also scored 23 while Davendra Lall was the only other batsman to reach double figures. Dennis Haywood was the pick of the bowlers accounting for four wickets in his 4.2 overs that went for just 12 runs while the other four bowlers claimed one a piece.
In the UG innings, Dwayne Dodson was the first to fall with the score on seven and his contribution one. Soon after D. George followed for four and Dhanram (9) was trapped lbw by Ward who had at that time had accounted for all three wickets to fall, with UG, 43-3.
Ward struck once more after Heron Siwnarine had struck two boundaries on the small ground by bowling a wide delivery which Siwnarine flashed at and smart work from the wicketkeeper who noticed Siwnarine straying from his crease had him stumped for eight.
However, Lindon Austin joined opener M Persaud and the pair dug deep to put on a 52-run partnership. Persaud fell to a clumsy shot and was bowled by Lall after scoring 45 runs including seven fours and a massive six.
UG were just 10 runs from victory when new man at the crease Suresh Dhani was bowled trying to heave a delivery from Lall over mid-wicket but Austin along with Ershaud Alli saw UG cross the line on 19 and one respectively.
Ward was the chief destroyer bagging figures 4-33.
Article adapted from: https://www.stabroeknews.com/2018/sports/02/04/ug-schools-ace-warriors/
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LGC, UG golf programme growing rapidly
16th January, 2018 0 comments
Students of the University of Guyana commenced the new year with an enriching session of golf as part of their ongoing project in partnership with the Lusignan Golf Club (LGC); aimed at fusing sport and academics. The first session of 2018 was held on the make-shift Greens near the University's Sports faculty on Friday afternoon. The interactive session featured a number of students, LGC President Aleem Hussain and former Guyana Cup women's champ and one of the country's best golfers Joaan Deo as well as a few members of the club.
With golf on the rise, the aim of the session was to teach the students the basics of golf while taking them on a path of becoming the next crop of top golfers. Areas such as putting, chipping, driving and accuracy were instilled during the near two-hour long session. As sports and academics continue its path of matrimony in Guyana, the sessions help bind the undergraduates book work with golf. The team features roughly 15 university attendees, mostly ladies who work closely with Deo and others during the sessions.
When Guyana Times Sport visited the University, the students were in the midst of being taught the basics of drives and putts in an environment which mirrored that of a mini Lusignan course.
Each of the upcoming golfers was outfitted with their own pieces of gear as the LGC seeks to properly teach the craft to the newbies. Feedback from some of the students were positive as most of them seemed to already be getting into their groove. Both Hussain and Deo said the project which will feature weekly session at the Lusignan course, should benefit all the participants by the end of the duration of the introductory session. Also the project is geared towards ensuring that all the students continue down the path of golf and become members of the club.
The course also affords those interested in pursuing a future in golf to easily become members of the fraternity and further increase their prowess in the sport. The facilitators further noted that they expect the current number to triple in the near future as the feedback regarding the project is positive. Sessions continue this Friday at the newly refurbished LGC greens from 16:00h.
Article adapted from: https://guyanatimesgy.com/lgc-ug-golf-programme-growing-rapidly/
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UG students/athletes off to UDUAL Games in Curacao
21st November, 2017 0 comments
Some 41 student/athletes from the University of Guyana (UG) are set to depart Guyana today and tomorrow for the Organization of Universities of Latin American and Caribbean (UDUAL) Games in Curacao.
The games, which are scheduled to run from November 23- 27 will see participation from countries including Bonaire, Panama, Santa Domingo, Guyana and host Curacao.
The Guyana contingent will compete in four of the disciplines.
Along with the returning basketball team, for the first time UG will have teams competing in the chess, table tennis and track and field.
Ahead of the team's departure, Vice Chancellor, Dr. Ivelaw Griffith and some members of the governing body had a brief meeting with the athletes on campus yesterday. Dr. Griffith, in his opening remarks, urged the students to have respect for themselves, their sport, their university and the country bearing in mind that they are ambassadors of the school and the country.
He urged the students not to take for granted that they have been given the opportunity to travel in order to represent the university. "I would like you to not take for granted the investment that has been made on the university's behalf and I would like you to not take for granted the investment that has been made on each individual's behalf," Dr. Griffith stressed to the contingent. He reminded the athletes that they are a team, which means that they are responsible for each other in and out of their respective competition areas.
He also stressed the point that they would be around other athletes from different parts who have different cultures and emphasized on how this would be a learning experience for each of them.
"Sometimes student/athletes are so caught up in their sports and games that they take for granted that they are representing the university and so you are likely meet persons from other universities who would be curious to learn about your university. They would be persons who may not know much about Guyana and so they would want to ask questions and learn just as much as you may want to learn about theirs. So I would like you not to take for granted that you would be asked questions about UG and Guyana. What can you tell them about UG? What can you tell them about Guyana?" the Vice Chancellor challenged the athletes.
He reiterated the importance of being knowledgeable of UG and Guyana so that while they are going out to compete to the best that they can, that they are also going under the banner of the school and country. "Ensure you know something about your country because when you wear that flag or UG paraphernalia, people are going to assume you know about what you're representing. You are ambassadors." he added.
Members of the management team traveling with the contingent urged that the student/athletes to be respectful and have fun. The dedication, focus and drive of the athletes as they prepare for the upcoming games while being focused in school was acknowledged.
The athletes in the four disciplines are ready to put their best forward. The experience of the national athletes will be looked upon as an asset to the team in each discipline. Of the four disciplines to be competed in, the chess team may have the least outside experience.
However this is not going to faze them as one of the country's top player Davion Mars said.
"We have been training a lot. We have been training for about a year ahead of this, so I believe we are in a good position to not return empty handed. If we don't come back with the overall title for chess I know we will come with some prizes."
The athletes are confident that they are as properly prepared as they can be and it is their aim to do as best as they could during their time in Curacao.
Article adapted from: https://www.stabroeknews.com/2017/sports/11/21/ug-student-athletes-off-to-udual-games-in-curacao/
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UG continues unbeaten run
2nd November, 2017 0 comments
The University of Guyana (UG) continues their impressive run in the New Building Society (NBS) Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA) 40 – overs second division competition by notching up two wins over the weekend.
UG on Saturday, thumped Police by a mammoth 146 runs on the back of a fine century from Omesh Dhanram who slammed 133 after UG were sent in and piled on 350 before being dismissed in the 40th over.
Dhanram was supported by the consistent Keron Sewnarine (59) and Suresh Dhanai (56) as the students piled it on.
Bowling for the lawmen, off-spinner Jason Heyliger took 3-50 while leg-spinner Vishal Jaigobin had 3-61.
Police in response got off to a blazing start as National Youth Player Alex Algoo (30) was severe on anything within hitting range, his innings lasted 10 balls and consisted of five (5) maximums.
His dismal however set the host back and they were eventually dismissed in 28.1 overs for 204. Andrew Lyght Jr., stroked 59 and Mark Gonsalves 43.
Off-spinner Dennis Heywood took 4-33 and he was ably supported by seamer Ray Newton 2-32.
UG on Sunday continued their dominant showing by recording a comprehensive 110 runs victory over minnows Diplomats Cricket Club.
The students cantered to 231 for seven in the 25 overs reduced game as Dwayne Dodson missed out on a well-deserved century after being dismissed for 91.
He found support from Linden Austin (67) and Melroy Stephenson (24). Diplomats struggled in their chase and were bundled out for 121 in 24.5 overs as Dennis Heywood took (3-17) and Dodson (3-15) combined to route their counterparts.
UG has so far won all four of their matches and are well on their way to securing a berth in the semifinals. Action in the competition continues this week at various grounds around Georgetown.
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UG, GCC and Transport record wins over the weekend
30th October, 2017 0 comments
The University of Guyana (UG), the Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC) and the Transport Sports Club (TSC) were all in the winner's row as action continued in the New Building Society (NBS), Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA) second division competition over the weekend.
UG got past Everest by four wickets to continue their unbeaten run coasting to their second consecutive win of the competition.
Everest was bundled out for 162 in the 36th over after being inserted with Saheed Mohamed (40) top scoring for the home side. His innings included five fours and a maximum and he received support from Ronaldo Renee (33) and Kevin Paul (31).
UG's bowling was once again led by off-spinner Dwayne Dodson who grabbed 3-45 from eight overs while Linden Austin supported with 3-24 from six overs.
The students in response, reached their target, (164 – 6) in 29.5 overs with major contributions coming from Keron Sewnarine (43 not out), Dodson (29) and Melroy Stephenson (26). Spinner Javed Rasheed took 3-34.
Meanwhile, GCC got the better of arch-rivals Demerara Cricket Club (DCC) in a low-scoring affair. DCC, after being sent in, were dismissed for a paltry 121 in 27. 2 overs after being 101 – 2 at one point of their innings. Nkosie Beaton (40) and Alphius Bookie (32) received starts but failed to carry on.
Devon Lord (4-9) and off-spinner Chetram Persaud (3-33) did the damage for GCC who then reached 121 – 4 with Marlon Persaud top scoring with 38 which included four fours and two maximums.
The final match saw TSC upstaging a strong Police unit by four wickets. Police, after winning the toss managed 205 before being dismissed in the 39th over. Andrew Lyght Jr., was in fine form, smashing 61 while national under – 19 opener Alex Algoo made 37. Rafael Singh (3-39), Shaun Massiah (3-45) and Kevin Ross 2-34 led TSC's bowling effort.
An unbeaten 49 from Charwayne McPherson then completed the victory as TSC reached 208-6 in 36.2 overs. McPherson got support from Ryan Hemraj (48), and Akeem Redman (24) in the four-wicket win as off-spinner Kelvin Leitch took 2-35.
Article adapted from: https://www.stabroeknews.com/2017/sports/10/24/ug-gcc-and-transport-record-wins-over-the-weekend/
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UG overcome Everest CC by four wickets
University of Guyana defeated Everest Cricket Club by four wickets when action in the Georgetown Cricket Association New Building Society Ltd second division 40-over tournament continued on Saturday.
Batting first, Everest CC scored 162 all out in 36 overs at Police Sports Club ground, Eve Leary. Saheed Mohamed scored 40, while Ronaldo Renee made 33 and Kevin Paul 31. Linden Austin snared 3-24 and Dwayne Dodson 3-45.
UG responded with 164-6 in 29.5 overs. Keron Sewnarine struck 43 not out, while Dodson got 29 and Melroy Stephenson 26; Rasheed captured 3-34.
Article adapted from: https://www.kaieteurnewsonline.com/2017/10/23/ug-overcome-everest-cc-by-four-wickets/
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UG, GCC record wins
The University of Guyana (UG) and the Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC), yesterday recorded wins in the latest round of the Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA) Noble House Seafoods, second-division 40 – overs competition.
UG completed a comprehensive seven-wicket win over the Guyana Defence Force (GCF) at Camp Ayanganna. After winning the toss, GDF decided to bat and were dismissed for a paltry 155 in 39.1 overs with off-spinner Dwayne Dodson picking up 4 -13.
The academics then cantered to 160 – 3 in 25 overs with Mahendra Persaud stroking an unbeaten 55 while Omesh Danram managed 49 to complete the victory.
Meanwhile, GCC brushed aside the Malteenoes Sports Club (MSC) at GCC on the back of a strong all-round performance from Joshua Wade.
GCC, after winning the toss, invited MSC to take the first strike in 25 overs reduced game which saw MSC being bundled out for 93 in the 24th over.
Carlos LaRose top scored with a 31 from 33 deliveries which included two maximums and a boundary while Jeremiah Scott managed 21 as Wade pickup 3 -2 from five overs.
GCC in reply cantered to 94 – 2 with Wade returning to smash 42 form 22 deliveries to hand his side an emphatic eight-wicket victory.
Article adapted from: https://www.stabroeknews.com/2017/sports/10/15/ug-gcc-record-wins/
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Noblehouse Seafoods 2nd Div. 2-day. University of Guyana and Malteenoes play to a draw
The 2017 season of the Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA)/Noblehouse Seafoods, 2nd Division 2-day tournament continued last weekend at the Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC) with a satisfying encounter between University of Guyana (UG) and Malteenoes Sports Club (MSC). UG salvaged 1st innings points in the match that was drawn. On the opening day, MSC won the toss and forced UG to bat. In response, the students amassed a total of 128 runs all out from 34.3 overs. None of their batters reached 30 runs with the main contributors being Devon George 26, Dennis Heywood 21, Keron Sewnarine 21 and Melroy Stephenson 19.
Bowling for Malteenoes, Carlyle Collins 4-32 and Marcus Watkins 3-30 were the architects of UG's short innings. Ug's Ray Newton 3-24, Dennis Heywood 3-26 and Linden Austin 2-26, ensured that Malteenoes fell short by 26 runs at 102 all out in 38.4 overs in their first innings reply. Shaquille Moseley stood up with 31runs along with Carlos LaRose (31) and Teun Hicks added 18 runs. During the second day's play, in a feign attempt to get a result in the match, UG reached 85/5 after 29 overs and declared. Their top scorers were Devon George (21), Dennis Heywood (16*) and Melroy Stephenson (14).
GDF's Marcus Watkins completed a five-wicket haul after grabbing 2-32 during UG's second innings, while Shaquille Moseley stole two wickets with figures of 2-24. MSC were then set an improbable 112 from 7 overs for victory. They eventually reached 64-2 after the overs expired with Watkins smashing an unbeaten 43* to follow up his match five-for while Carlos LaRose compiled 17runs. UG gained 1st innings points in the drawn match.
Article adapted from: https://www.kaieteurnewsonline.com/2017/10/11/noblehouse-seafoods-2nd-div-2-day-university-of-guyana-and-malteenoes-play-to-a-draw/
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UG secures first innings honours over GNIC
2nd October, 2017 0 comments
The University of Guyana took first innings honours over GNIC in the latest round of the GISE, Star Party Rental & Trophy Stall 1st Division 2-day competition over the weekend which was played at the Malteenoes Sports Club ground.
GNIC after losing the toss was inserted on the rain affect day and compiled 156 for nine before declaring their innings closed.
Ranole Bourne was the centerpiece of the innings after stroking 84 in GNIC's batting effort as former national youth players; off spinner Linden Austin and Michael Shalim grabbed four wickets apiece for the students who ended day one 18 – 1.
UG, however, manage to cruise past their first innings total on day two by posting 240 all out from 52 overs. Opener Nicholas Carryl scored 44 while Shalim retuned to also record 44 as UG gained a lead of 84.
GNIC in their second innings reached 100 for3 when play was called as Vidal Crandon was unbeaten on 63.
Article adapted from: https://www.stabroeknews.com/2017/sports/09/27/ug-secures-first-innings-honours-over-gnic/
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Edwards expects South American Youth Games team to do well
21st September, 2017 0 comments
Hector Edwards, Secretary General of the Guyana Olympic Association (GOA) said last night that he expected the Guyana team to this year's South American Youth Games in Chile to do well.
The games will run from September 27 – October 8 and the Guyana contingent is expected to leave Tuesday.
Speaking to Stabroek Sports, the former national cyclist, now University of Guyana lecturer, said that he has high hopes from the disciplines of boxing and athletics.
In addition to the above two disciplines, Guyana will also compete in badminton, basketball (3x) and table tennis.
"I think athletics and boxing might be the hallmark sports," Edwards declared.
"Boxing stands a good chance while our young athletes have been doing pretty well at the Carifta Games and World Youth Championships," he said adding.… our table tennis players might stand a chance as well.
This is the second time that Guyana will be represented at the South American Youth Games. They also participated at the inaugural event in Lima, Peru in 2013 where they won one gold, one silver and seven bronze medals from a 30-member delegation.
Another athlete whom Edwards said he expects to do well is boxer Keevin Allicock.
Meanwhile president of the Guyana Badminton Association, Gokarn Ramdhani, in an invited comment said of his two-member team…."we stand a good chance."
Ramdhani was referring to the prospects of the two players in Priyanna Ramdhani and Tyrese Jeffrey.
Badminton, Ramdhani recalled, won two medals at the 2013 games with Ambika Ramraj winning a bronze medal in the mixed doubles while top player Narayan Ramdhani, who is world-ranked player, won a bronze in the individual singles.
According to Ramdhani, the players to watch will be players from Peru and Brazil.
"We are hoping to medal," he said adding that he does not know whether the draws will be done using the seeding or the world ranking system. Should the world ranking system be used, Priyanna Ramdhani stands to benefit since she is ranked 215 in the world, said the GBA president. GOA vice-president Godfrey Munroe is the Chef-de-Mission while Director of Sport, Christopher Jones, is expected to attend the games in place of GOA president K.A Juman Yassin. The other officials are Wanda Richmond, athletics, Junior Hercules, basketball, Terrence Poole – boxing and Idi Lewis – table tennis.
The team members are: Kenisha Phillips, Analisa Barclay, Deshanna Skeete and Jermaine King – athletics, Keevin Alliock and Christopher Moore- boxing, Shamar France, Akeem Crandon, Isaiah Hintzen and Nigel Bowen- basketball and Miguel Wong and Nicholas Romain – table tennis.
Article adapted from: https://www.stabroeknews.com/2017/sports/09/20/edwards-expects-south-american-youth-games-team-to-do-well/
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