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Q: Homebrew in OS X 10.9.2: Error: SHA256 mismatch brew install php55
==> Downloading http://www.php.net/get/php-5.5.11.tar.bz2/from/this/mirror
######################################################################## 100.0%
Error: SHA256 mismatch
Expected: 60e14c255f2a461a7a26639b84a2fc448cc2f91c8dead0e9fd00cd8ba27a2e96
Actual: 0d9438c2557db5809f4232148ca1567516e7ece9bf8726853ceac4a111cb8690
Archive: /Library/Caches/Homebrew/php55-5.5.11
To retry an incomplete download, remove the file above.

I tried

brew cleanup && brew update

but not worked

A: Error: libvirt: SHA256 mismatch
Expected: ac06a7b7a74cf83e953f50e33455df97fc87880ebdac4f1dca89a62331375b1a
  Actual: 3346ebf9df9fc4dd37b4c0a5bf1ce80a577b97a7a48dac3febf22aa857be9a98
    File: /Users/mek/Library/Caches/Homebrew/downloads/6287efc2ec4d5147e8389b97caeb20dd0d4acec390b5910b2454a4dd018654c1--libiscsi--1.19.0.big_sur.bottle.tar.gz
To retry an incomplete download, remove the file above.

To resolve above error run below commands:

*

*rm "filename"

*brew install "package" -f

A: I had the same problem with watchman.
brew install watchman

response for :

==> Installing dependencies for watchman: automake, pcre
==> Installing watchman dependency: automake
==> Downloading https://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/automake/automake-1.16.1.tar.xz Already
  downloaded:
/Users/piccolo/Library/Caches/Homebrew/automake-1.16.1.tar.xz
==> Downloading https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/automake.git/patch/?id=a348d83
  Already downloaded:
/Users/piccolo/Library/Caches/Homebrew/automake--patch-7a57ca2b91f7f3c0b168cf5ffbc8a1b2168f3886bcadcc15412281472dace3ce.git
Error: SHA256 mismatch Expected:
7a57ca2b91f7f3c0b168cf5ffbc8a1b2168f3886bcadcc15412281472dace3ce
Actual:
c048ce853eef073a5dfce34fcf9af786e8525e384e01dbbf4e6066623985d4c7
Archive:
/Users/piccolo/Library/Caches/Homebrew/automake--patch-7a57ca2b91f7f3c0b168cf5ffbc8a1b2168f3886bcadcc15412281472dace3ce.git
To retry an incomplete download, remove the file above.

then I did this:
brew uninstall automake
brew cleanup
brew update
brew install watchman

Then it worked.

A: I had the same problem with MongoDb. I was able to fix it first I changed the permission to admin.
Then I ran
brew cleanup && brew update

After that I ran
brew install mongodb

and it worked like a charm

A: I also tried brew cleanup and brew update but still got the same issue so i did this
brew edit <application>

and replaced sha256 value with actual value shown in error msg.
and this worked out for me, hope it helps you too.

A: Some one face the same issue.
https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-php/issues/875
"I checked the downloaded file, and it's the html download page rather than the tarball.
It looks like php now wants the URLs to be in the form of http://www.php.net/get/php-5.4.22.tar.bz2/from/a/mirror instead of http://www.php.net/get/php-5.4.22.tar.bz2/from/this/mirror
EDIT: I'm totally mistaken with this. from/this/mirror is the correct one, but it's borked on php's side."

A: I got fix, using steps wrote by MoOx:
cd /Library/Caches/Homebrew/downloads/

and delete manually the package and run againbrew upgrade works fine!

A: Sometimes, you may have a package that have a new SHA (eg: github updated the way it compress tar.gz), so best thing to do is to fix the original formula (you can try locally and also push your change upstream).

A: This can happen if a corporate security policy intercepts the request to the cask and responds with an Access Blocked page instead. You can tell by seeing the file's URL rewritten and its content being HTML. In that case you have to ask them to relax the policy or you're out of luck.

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Legends by Destiny Blake {Excerpt + Giveaway}
by Destiny Blake
Vampire Legend Sinclair has a premonition. He dreams of a grand battle between humans and an elite class, demigods in a contemporary world. Privileged and arrogant, these "Entitled Ones" plan to hoard natural resources to ensure global longevity for their families and friends. Everyone else is disposable.
As the war of wars is set to unfold, Legend anticipates an uncertain future. He plots against rulers and nations, but soon devises a way to protect average citizens from the forthcoming agenda of destruction.
Siring numerous children, Legend leaves his North Carolina home only to return for his daughter and sons in the predawn hours of their eighteenth birthdays. They attend Summer Assembly, a training ritual that will prepare them for the whispering promise of a coming age destined to change the course of history.
Meanwhile, a select few hold fast to yesterday's corrupt propaganda, an outline for disaster. With an evil plan for global evacuation and the extinction of all common men, the Entitled Ones organize their enforcement of a wicked initiative. But in their defeat, the Legend family will triumphantly rise as true wonders of the reformed world.
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About that time, a hissing noise filled the room. Everyone looked up and their gasps resounded. They were on their feet in record time as spiraling smoke twisted out of the vents and the room temperature hit hell-hot in a matter of seconds.
"Open this door!" Captive jiggled the knob. "Legend! Are you out there?"
Tole slammed his body against their only means of escape. "Let us out of here!"
They all joined him. Fists pounded in repetition. Everyone pleaded for help.
Gideon rushed to the eye-level window on the far wall. Jamming his fists against the panels, he cried out in agony as he glanced up at the billowing smoke above them. "Fire."
"Aren't you the smart one?" Umbrage ran his palms across the walls. "Hurry. See if we can find something to trigger a secret passageway."
"You've watched too many movies," Captive said.
As Gideon and Umbrage tried to find a way out, the air thickened with chemical-like vapors. They coughed, gagged, and suffered as they choked on fumes. Orange and red flames surrounded them. The blaze burned hotter.
"Keep your heads down! It's another test!" Captive yelled.
In the middle of a coughing fit, Sin screamed, "Then we're seconds away from failing!"
"Toughen up, sister. Even Legend's games eventually find an end." Captive stared into the fire and caught Gideon's gaze. Perhaps it was then when Captive realized what Gideon had long since accepted.
The past few days had been necessary. They were vampires, damned to an eternal existence on earth but without a soul, their fate was sealed by fire. What they'd seen and heard, that was what awaited them if they didn't follow Legend and save mankind. By saving the world, they spared themselves as well.
Everything their dad—Legend Sinclair—had shown them was foretelling in a sense, a grand exhibit of what they would endure if they didn't survive. It served as inspiration, motivation to stay alive.
"Help!" Tole hammered his fists against the door again. Like the others, he had revealed his greatest fear during Summer Assembly. Legend understood what specific triggers pushed each of them into panic mode.
Now, Tole faced his greatest demon—fire.
"Don't do this!" He gasped, his voice wracked with fear. "I'll do anything! Just let me out!" He collided with the door once more, but that door didn't budge.
Gideon hurried to Sin, offering her limited protection, but comfort nonetheless. Diven and Umbrage reassured Tole while Griffin, Captive, and Saber promised to kill Legend given the opportunity. The more they threatened harm to the one who had turned them, the more swirling smoke filled the confined area.
"We were supposed to be stronger as a group," Griffin said, coughing between syllables.
That much had been drilled in their heads and yet their current circumstances almost suggested the opposite. No one would gain the upper hand here.
Their hellish experience lasted several minutes, but it seemed like hours, maybe even days. There was no escape. They had one choice, an alternative that should've resounded as a simple unanimous decision. Instead, only five Legends emerged from the fire ready to dance with the fates and embrace their legacy with complete surrender.
The others were left behind.
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This is the most popular Indian non-veg rice dish. There are different methods to prepare this dish. The below recipe is very easy and popular one.
=►Mix together all above mentioned Marination ingredients.
=►Add chicken pieces into the above mixture and marinate well. Keep it aside for 1hour.
=►Soak basmati rice for 15-30min.
=►Heat 1tsp of ghee in a pan, add cashews, raisins, 1 cup of onion into it. Fry it and keep it aside.
=►In to the same pan add one more tsp of ghee and put cardamom, fennel seeds, cinnamon, cloves and bay leaves. Saute it well and slow down the flame.
=►Then add 8 cups of water, ½ tsp of salt and a pinch of turmeric into it.
=►Allow it to boil on medium flame and add 2 cup of basmati rice into it.
=►When it cooks 90% then switch off the flame and gently drain the water from the rice and keep it aside.
=►Heat 4tsp of oil in a pan, add ginger & garlic paste into it and sauté it well until the raw smell of garlic goes.
=►Add 2cups of onion into it and fry it well until it becomes golden brown.
=►Add sliced tomato, Turmeric powder ( ½ tsp),Chilly powder (2tsp), Coriander powder (2tsp),Garam masala ( 1tsp) and Biriyani masala powder (2tsp) and mix it properly.
=►Add marinated chicken into it and mix well.
=►Allow the chicken to cook well on medium flame until all water is absorbed and chicken pieces are coated with gravy.
=►Gently increase the heat (high) and add 2tsp of ghee into it.
and cover it with aluminium foil & lid.
=►Reduce the flame (sim) and allow it to cook for 1-2 min on sim flame.
=►Switch off the flame. After 1 hour remove the aluminium foil from the vessal.
=►Spicy biriyani is ready. Garnish with fried onion, cashew, raisins and chopped cilantro.
That is really delicious and great recipe dear, shall try your method next time..


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Nicole Coolidge Rousmaniere is the founding Director of the Sainsbury Institute and Professor of Japanese Art and Culture at the University of East Anglia. She received her PhD from Harvard University in 1998. She spent three years on secondment as a Visiting Professor in Cultural Resource Studies at Tokyo University (2006-2009). From Summer 2011 she is Research Director of the Sainsbury Institute. She is currently seconded to the British Museum as a curator in the Department of Asia.
Key Research Interests and Expertise
Nicole Coolidge Rousmaniere's current research includes completing a manuscript for the British Museum Press entitled Four Hundred Years of Japanese Porcelain based on the British Museum holdings, to be published in 2014. Her research interests include early modern to contemporary ceramics in East Asia and particularly Japan, East Asian trade networks, the history of archaeology and collecting things Japanese.
Japanese and Chinese ceramics; Japanese archaeology; Japanese art history.
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Rousmaniere, N. (ed.) & Matsuba, R. (ed.), May 2019, Thames and Hudson. 314 p.
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William Tricker was born Charles William Brett Tricker in England in 1853. He was the son of Charles Tricker, a gardener. The family lived in Bishop Hortford, Hertford, Herts, just northeast of London. April 17, 1876, at age 23, he married the hometown girl Elizabeth Hewitt, aged 20.
In the winter of 1893-94 a European house sent Tricker seeds purported to be Victoria regia (today V. amazonica). Some of those that germinated had light green leaves that made relatively high rims at an early age. William Tricker "provisionally" distinguished this different Victoria as 'Tricker's variety'. Further investigation by Tricker and Henry S. Conard revealed that the stock came from Corrientes, Argentina, and was V. cruziana. That this new type tolerated cooler temperatures than V. amazonica created even more interest in growing Victoria and other aquatics.
Tricker published his classic book, The Water Garden, in 1897. In it he described Nymphaea pulcherrima, later known as N. 'Blue Beauty', as a "Garden hybrid of American origin". The description indicates that this perhaps best known Tricker hybrid was a chance seedling of N. caerulea rather than the result a purposeful cross.
He sold his business to Henry A. Dreer Nurseries in Riverton, New Jersey, in 1897, and went to work for Dreer's until 1905 or 1906, managing the aquatics department. During this time Dreer's introduced the hardy cultivars N. 'James Gurney', N. 'Wm. Falconer' and N. 'Wm. Doogue' (1900). In 1901, it introduced N. 'James Brydon'. Though N. 'James Gurney' was only offered for one year, reason for the withdrawal unknown, the other three cultivars were very well received. Tricker was not credited with creating these cultivars but it is likely he did so.
In 1906 Tricker again established his own aquatic nursery business in Arlington, New Jersey. William Tricker, Inc., issued its first catalog in 1912.
Tricker and his wife had six children who reached adulthood and two who were still-born. Tricker died in 1916 and was buried in Arlington. His youngest son Charles was born April 6, 1890, and would be the member of the next generation to carry on the business.
In 1927, Charles Tricker purchased 16 acres in Saddle River, New Jersey, selling the increasingly valuable property in urban Arlington. He purchased the new property, in an agricultural area in northern New Jersey, from the Packer family, owners of the town mill.
Two greenhouses from Arlington were dismantled and reconstructed as the back greenhouse of what was then William Tricker, Inc. and is today Waterford Gardens. In 1928 and 1929, as finances permitted, the main greenhouse was added. Over the next few years local rail service, necessary for transporting fish (in milk cans), declined. About 1930, Charles purchased another water garden nursery in Independence, Ohio, which had better rail facilities.
one of the two later moved to Saddle River.
The Independence nursery had been founded by Albert Buskirk and later run by noted aquarist and chemist William G. O'Brien (1889-1928). Bill Schmidlin, born September 24, 1907, worked for Buskirk during the summers when he was in high school. When he graduated in 1926, he became a full time greenhouse employee. Charles Tricker discovered him and made an arrangement with Bill's mother, widowed with six children to care for, to send Bill to Saddle River to run the greenhouses, with the proviso that half of his salary was sent directly to her. Bill slept in a room off the salesroom of the nursery and took his meals at a boarding house which is now the police station. Bill met Ruth Tricker in her father's greenhouses and they later married.
Schmidlin effectively became manager of the Saddle River nursery, while Charles Tricker devoted much of his attention to other local business interests. When Tricker died in 1961, Schmidlin bought out the existing stockholders and became the sole owner of both the Saddle River and Independence facilities/businesses.
In 1986 Schmidlin sold the business name and Independence location to Richard Lee. The year before, he had sold the Saddle River business to prominent New Jersey landscape architect John Meeks, who renamed it Waterford Gardens. Meeks asked Schmidlin to stay on as chief propagator, a position he held for about 10 years. He retired when he was in his mid-80s and his health no longer permitted long hours and the heat of the greenhouses. Bill Schmidlin died May 28, 2001. Ruth Tricker Schmidlin, at age 93, lives independently, drives herself to shops, church and to play bridge. She has been a treasured resource for this article.
* A copy of this 1892 catalog can be found in Cornell University's Mann Library.
Lawrie, James. Conversations with Ruth Tricker Schmidlin December 2005 through April 2006.
Mastrantonio, Louise. Personal correspondence, July 2007.
Moon, Mary H. Plantsmen in Profile, III: Charles Tricker. Baileya 5, pp. 133 - 136, 1957.
Pagels, Walter. 'Mrs. Robert Sawyer' or 'Independence'?
Slocum, Perry D. & Robinson, Peter with Perry, Frances. Water Gardening, Water Lilies and Lotuses. Timber Press, Inc., Portland, OR, 1996.
Tricker, William. The Water Garden. A.T. La Mare Printing and Publishing Co., Ltd., New York, 1897.
Tricker, William. "Origin of Hybrid Nymphaeas". The Garden, February 23, 1901, p.139.
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mkdir -p $out/etc

set -f
sources_=($sources)
targets_=($targets)
modes_=($modes)
set +f

for ((i = 0; i < ${#targets_[@]}; i++)); do
    source="${sources_[$i]}"
    target="${targets_[$i]}"

    if [[ "$source" =~ '*' ]]; then

        # If the source name contains '*', perform globbing.
        mkdir -p $out/etc/$target
        for fn in $source; do
            ln -s "$fn" $out/etc/$target/
        done

    else

        mkdir -p $out/etc/$(dirname $target)
        if ! [ -e $out/etc/$target ]; then
            ln -s $source $out/etc/$target
        else
            echo "Duplicate entry $target -> $source"
            if test "$(readlink $out/etc/$target)" != "$source"; then
                echo "Mismatched duplicate entry $(readlink $out/etc/$target) <-> $source"
                exit 1
            fi
        fi

        if test "${modes_[$i]}" != symlink; then
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Ivan Provorov of the Philadelphia Flyers did not take the ice for a pregame skate Tuesday because the team wore Pride-themed jerseys and used hockey sticks wrapped in rainbow Pride ribbon, citing their religious beliefs.
«I respect everyone and I respect everyone's choices,» Provorov told reporters after the match. «My choice is to stay true to myself and my religion. That's all I'm going to say.»
NHL PLAYER SCOLDED FOR SKIPPING PRIDE EVENT LAUNCHES DEBATE ABOUT FORCED ACTIVISM: 'I THINK IT'S RIDICULOUS'
Provorov's decision has sparked outcry from many in the media, with one NHL analyst advising him return to Russia and «get involved» in the conflict between the country and Ukraine.
Liberal sports media heavily criticized Philadelphia Flyers defenseman Ivan Provorov for skipping festivities celebrating LGBTQ pride.
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Early Friday morning, SpaceX founder and Twitter CEO Elon Musk responded to a tweet of a video posted by Outkick founder Clay Travis.
The video shows the comments made by NHL analyst EJ Hradek suggesting that Provorov should leave the country.
SpaceX founder Elon Musk during a joint T-Mobile and SpaceX event on August 25, 2022 in Boca Chica Beach, Texas. The two companies announced plans to work together to provide cell service for T-Mobile using Starlink satellites.
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«The pendulum has swung too far,» Musk wrote on Twitter.
Musk was responding to a tweet from a quote from the video that the gay movement had gone from calling for equal rights to «go die in trench warfare if you don't wear a pride shirt!»
Hradek's comments were made on Wednesday's edition of «NHL Now.»
«Ivan Provorov can get on a plane any day he wants and go back to a place where he feels more comfortable, charge less money and go on with his life that way if it's that much of a problem for him…» Hradek said. «If this is a big deal for him, maybe assimilating into his teammate group, and in the community and here in this country, that's fine. Listen, you can feel any way you want. But the beauty is, if it bothers you a lot, there is always a chance to leave, go back to where you feel more comfortable — I understand there is a type of conflict going through there, maybe get involved.»
Philadelphia Flyers defenseman Ivan Provorov against the Washington Capitals at the Wells Fargo Center on January 11, 2023, in Philadelphia.
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On Thursday, Flyers head coach John Tortorella defended Provorovsaying that he was not concerned that the controversy would impact the locker room.
«Provy did nothing wrong,» he added. «Just because you don't agree with his decision, it doesn't mean he did something wrong.»
Fox News' Ryan Gaydos and Ryan Morik contributed to this report
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Patriots QB Mac Jones won't be suspended, but replay angles of his 'dirty' play look bad
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Darksiders Genesis Officially Announced for PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC and Stadia
THQ Nordic and Airship Syndicate Announce Darksiders Genesis
THQ Nordic and Airship Syndicate today unveiled the first top-down action adventure in Darksiders franchise history, Darksiders Genesis. Scheduled for release on PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and Google Stadia later this year, Darksiders Genesis will be playable for consumers at E3 2019 in THQ Nordic booth #823 in the South Hall.
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HomeSportGAAGAA Club Rankings
St Eunan's players celebrate with the Dr Maguire Cup
GAA Club Rankings
Posted: 9:34 am January 9, 2022
Ryan Ferry breaks down all 39 teams in Donegal club football, and sees where they rank ahead of the 2022 season. Last year's rankings in brackets.
1. St Eunan's (3)
It certainly was a year to remember for the St Eunan's senior football team. The league didn't herald any silverware but Rory Kavanagh was able to give his young players ample time on the field. They failed their first test against Kilcar in the championship opener but crucially learned from it. They progressed through to the county final and produced a fabulous display to dethrone Naomh Conaill and land the Dr Maguire Cup. Unfortunately they lost to Watty Graham's by a point in the Ulster Preliminary Round but given the other results in that competition, it's safe to say they were in the mix with the best in the province. The Letterkenny club have a young team and they will be eyeing up back-to-back next year.
Odhran Doherty in action for Naomh Conaill in the county final.
2. Naomh Conaill (1)
Naomh Conaill started the year superbly by winning the Division 1 League title and then the 2020 county final in a dramatic penalty shoot-out. Perhaps the fall-out from that controversial game did take its toll as they weren't at their best up until the knock-out stages of the championship, and then they produced big wins over Gaoth Dobhair and Kilcar but couldn't back it up in the final when they were well below par. There will be a new direction for the Davy Brennan Memorial Park men next season with Martin Regan no longer at the helm, and youngsters like Daniel Gildea and Keelan McGill could have bigger roles to play.
3. Kilcar (2)
There's no doubt that Kilcar fell short of their objectives this season. The 2020 County Final saga might not be over yet, but this isn't how they would have wanted it to play out. They recorded a big win over St Eunan's in the 2021 championship and progressed with style through to the semi-final. However, they lost to Naomh Conaill on a day when they ran into their spider's web too much. That will lead to frustration over the winter months. John McNulty has stepped down as manager and the Towney club have to find the right replacement. Their golden generation are pushing on towards the latter end of their twenties now, and they know that the window for winning championships isn't getting bigger.
4. Gaoth Dobhair (4)
Gaoth Dobhair were well off the pace in 2020 but they did improve this year and brought more focus and intensity to their games. The league didn't excite too much but come the championship, they appeared sharp and won their opening three matches to cruise through to the quarter-finals. They were tipped in many quarters to bring down Naomh Conaill but that never happened on a day when they misfired. Gaoth Dobhair did blood a few youngsters this year like Fionnan and Fiachra Coyle but there are more up-and-coming players available, and an infusion of youth might do no harm. The Magheragallon men are still in the top four, but you sense that the other three big-hitters wouldn't mind playing them.
Christy Toye of St Michael's playing against Four Masters.
5. St Michael's (5)
There was a debate at times this year about who the fifth best team in Donegal club football is but it is still hard to look past St Michael's for that accolade. Their season started slowly and Kevin 'Cookie' Gallagher was a late appointment but didn't stay long. They shipped a few big beatings in the league but still were able to pick up plenty of points. There was somewhat of a stuttering start to the championship but when Michael Langan regained full fitness, they picked up super wins over Killybegs and Aodh Ruadh, and put in a good showing against St Eunan's despite being down to 14. St Michael's don't have a huge amount coming through, and some of their stalwarts are getting no younger but they are still a dangerous side come the business end of the year.
6. Aodh Ruadh (12)
Aodh Ruadh will identify the 2021 season as one where their senior team really stepped up. They secured promotion out of Division 2 and only lost one game in the process. The Ballyshannon club then went on to enjoy a splendid club championship. They defeated Four Masters and Aodh Ruadh, and drew with a big-four side in Naomh Conaill. Covid interrupted their plans in the senior championship quarter-final against St Michael's, although they were still well off the pace. Aaron Cullen was the Donegal minor captain this season and will bolster their goalkeeping options. However, Barry Ward has stepped down as manager, and they will miss his influence.
7. St Naul's (11)
It was an excellent season for St Naul's. They won three of their group games, and only lost the other by a point. That saw the Mountcharles men progress to the senior quarter-finals for the very first time. They would eventually lose to St Eunan's by seven points but considering that Stephen Griffin was sent off in the first minute, it was a decent effort. Life in Division 2 wasn't easy without Peadar Mogan and Brendan McCole, and with the split season in play now that's something they will have to get used to. Naul's won the Division 2 Minor title this year, and will be hoping to get a few players from that side. Conor Campbell was the star man in that team but he is on Sligo Rovers' books and it will be interesting to see if he features in 2022.
Caolan Kelly (Glenswilly) battles hard against Barry Griffin of St Naul's
8. Glenswilly (10)
There's no doubt that Glenswilly found the going tough in the league this year, and they didn't have huge depth to their panel. However, when they had everyone out in the championship they were a decent outfit. They beat Killybegs and MacCumhaill's and really should have got the better of St Naul's. They were unlucky to find themselves in a relegation play-off and the defeat to Ardara was definitely a low moment. However, they beat Termon well, and all in all, it wasn't a bad championship considering their talisman Michael Murphy wasn't at full tilt. They had a good minor team this year, and the likes of Gary Kelly could feature next year.
9. Sean MacCumhaill's (6)
It wasn't quite the year MacCumhaill's envisaged and without Oisin Gallen, they were quite poor in the league. They also lost their first two championship matches but finished strongly to make the last eight. However, the quarter-final with Kilcar was a disaster as they only scored two points. That wasn't a good way to end the season but their Under 21s reached the 'A' Final in December and the outlook is brighter after that. Their minors also landed a county title this season although it might be a year or two before the fruits of that team come through. Paul Rouse is no longer manager, but with the brilliant Gallen in the team, the new boss will have a good outfit to work with.
10. Glenfin (8)
It was a season in which Glenfin caught the eye and yet were left with the little to show for it. They were one of the more consistent sides in Division 2 but a late collapse against Termon saw them miss out on promotion. They beat St Naul's and Four Masters in the championship, and were unlucky not to make the last eight after performing well against Naomh Conaill and Gaoth Dobhair. However, the An Gaeltacht Lár men then lost out to Killybegs when they were favourites in the play-off before defeating Bundoran. A new management will be in place next year with David Carroll and Gareth Martin, and they will have eyes on getting to Division 1. Glenfin had three county minors this year in Luke McGlynn, Sean Ward, and Daniel Marley, and they will all be expected to see game time in 2022.
Conor Coyle of Cloughaneely
11. Cloughaneely (17)
There will be huge relief around Cloughaneely this winter as the Cathal McLaughlin Cup proudly resides in the parish. There's no doubt that it was a difficult championship for the Falcarragh side to win but the pressure is off now and they'll be looking to kick on in the senior championship. Once again, they held their own in Division 1 this year, winning three of their eight matches. Cathal McGeever and Ethan Friel are two big strong lads who lined out for the county minors this year, and they should come straight into the senior set-up.
12. Killybegs (9)
It was a season that never really got going for Killybegs. They were back in Division 1 and beat Glenswilly on the first day out but struggled after that and had Covid issues late in the campaign. They were hoping to put that behind them for the championship but then lost Hugh McFadden and Eoghan 'Ban' Gallagher to injury in their first outing. The Fishermen were beaten in their opening two games, but did come back to get good wins over Milford and Glenfin, and considering they didn't have McFadden for those matches, survival in the Donegal SFC will appease them. They'll be hoping for a better year in 2022 when the big county midfielder is able to tog out again.
13. Milford (16)
Milford started the year reasonably well and were in the mix for promotion in Division 2. They won a few tight games but also lost a couple of close encounters and they could have no great complaints about missing out on promotion. They didn't give a great account of themselves in the senior championship, but did have fine wins over Ardara and Bundoran and that sees them back in the top tier again next year. A number of players were not involved at different stages of 2021 and getting them back on board will be important. Milford also won the Under 21 'B' title and they had a number of 17-year-olds in that team who could push on and make an impression for new manager Pauric Curley.
Matthew Sweeney (right) is a talented young player for Ardara.
14. Ardara (13)
Ardara were back in Division 1 this year and acquitted themselves quite well, although they only had two wins against Glenswilly and Gaoth Dobhair. The championship started with a narrow win over Bundoran but tailed off in a disappointing fashion then, although a dramatic win over Glenswilly again saw them retain their senior status. Paddy McGrath has retired from intercounty football and will be hoping his body will allow him to have a good club season next term. Ardara do have good young players, but they shipped heavy beatings in big games at senior, Under 21 and reserve level this year, and the club will be hoping that doesn't leave any lasting scars.
15. Bundoran (7)
It was a very disappointing season for Bundoran this year. They only won one game in Division 1 and that was against a severely weakened Kilcar side while they also drew with Glenswilly and Ardara. The Star of the Sea men did beat Killybegs in the Championship but they were at a low ebb for much of the year and it did come as a surprise that they beat Termon in the last chance saloon. There were injuries throughout the year, most notably to Jamie Brennan but they haven't huge depth and Alan Russell has now emigrated to Canada. Ryan Barrett and Kyle McNulty were on the county minor panel this year, and could see game time going forward.
16. Four Masters (15)
It was another strange season for Four Masters. They struggled in Division 3 and relegation was in the equation at one point before the Sinclair brothers (Kevin and John) came in and their fortunes improved. They found the championship tough going, but should have beaten St Michael's and then did see off Termon in a play-off. However, they really need to get their act together in the league because playing Division 3 football is not conducive to preparing for the senior championship. Conor Reid will be available to them next year, although Four Masters have operated with a policy of not playing men in their first year of adult football, and that is something they should look at.
Bobby McGettigan of Termon charges through with the ball.
17. Termon (14)
Termon started the season in superb form and that saw them ride high in Division 2. However, they couldn't maintain their form through the whole season, and the senior championship campaign did not go to plan. They lost all their seven matches and were relegated. The Burn Road men should have beaten Four Masters and Bundoran but fell short when it really mattered. They did finish the year on a high by winning promotion to Division 1, and that coupled with Intermediate football next year might help their development. Oisin Harkin, Cormac Gallagher, and Patrick McDaid were all county minors this year, and will likely be brought into the set-up going forward.
18. Dungloe (20)
After suffering relegation last season, Dungloe bounced back strongly this year. They had a good league campaign in Division 2, and went into the Intermediate Championship with confidence. It was said that they were on the weaker side of the draw but they beat everyone in front of them and went on to reach the final. They should have won the decider the first day out and may feel that they would have if it wasn't for some refereeing calls. However, they were well off the pace in the replay. Dessie Gallagher's young team did have a steady season in general, and Karl McGee, who was one of the best Donegal minors in 2021, will bolster their backline going forward.
19. Naomh Columba (18)
It was another year of frustration for Naomh Columba. They struggled for wins in Division 2 and had some narrow defeats despite brilliant displays from Aaron Doherty. However, they started the championship in brilliant form and won all their group games, defeating Cloughaneely and Buncrana in the process. It looked like this was the year that they were finally going to land the Intermediate crown, but once again failed to make the final, after losing out to Dungloe in the semis. Pauric O'Donnell has moved aside as manager now, and the next bainisteoir will be hoping to get them over the line. Michael Callaghan should be a useful addition going forward.
Caolan McGonagle (Buncrana) kicks the ball forward.
20. Buncrana (19)
It was a bit of a mixed bag for Buncrana this season. They were without question the best team in Division 3 and won all their games as they secured automatic promotion. However, there wasn't any sign of improvement from 2020 when the championship kicked into gear. They were well beaten by Naomh Columba and lost to Cloughaneely in the group, and the Falcarragh men also beat them in the championship semi-finals. Gary Duffy has since stepped down as bainisteoir and the next person in charge will be hoping to take them to another level.
21. Downings
Downings encountered the good and the bad this year. They started off with a super win over Dungloe but from then struggled in the league, although they did get another win over Convoy. However, all was not well in the camp and their management team stepped down before the championship. Things didn't look good at that stage but they steadied up and went on a great run which took them to the Ulster Junior Final. They lost out to Denn but getting back to Intermediate football was the main objective and they need to kick on now. Downings have plenty of good young players, and Paddy McElwee – who was the full-forward for the county minors this year – should add to their attacking artillery next term.
22. Letterkenny Gaels (29)
It was a big year for Letterkenny Gaels as they celebrated their 25th anniversary and they secured their passage to Division 2 for the very first time. Sean McBrearty's side did brilliantly through the league and were good value for their promotion. Unfortunately for them, they couldn't keep the momentum going in the Junior Championship. They did reach the Junior final but were well beaten by Downings on a day when they didn't really show up. They have issues to address in the middle of the field, but a year in the second tier of the All-County League should bring them on, and they will be favourites for the Junior next season.
Darren McElwaine of Gaeil Fhánada on the ball.
23. Gaeil Fhánada (25)
Gaeil Fhánada will be kicking themselves that they didn't secure promotion from Division 3. They did have a better season in 2021 than in the previous year, and the introduction of Barry Meehan to their management team certainly seemed to have a positive impact. However, they lost out to Letterkenny Gaels in a play-off after extra-time. You could make a strong argument that they were the fifth best team in the Intermediate Championship and posed questions of Buncrana before losing out in the quarter-finals. Injuries to important players at the business end of the season didn't help matters.
24. Malin (23)
Malin had a decent campaign in Division 3, finishing in fourth place and they will feel that they maybe should have made the play-off. They changed manager early in the season but that didn't deter them hugely and they made it through to the quarter-finals of the Intermediate Championship after beating Naomh Ultan, Naomh Muire, and Red Hugh's. However, the Connolly Park side were poor in the last eight against Cloughaneely. Their Under 21 team had a good run in the 'B' Championship late in the year, and in the O'Neill brothers, Sean and Conor, and Josh Conlon, they have forwards of real substance. Michael Byrne has taken over the reins of the senior team and will be hoping for a good first season.
25. St Mary's, Convoy (22)
After a great 2020, Convoy were brought down to earth somewhat this season. They struggled for results in Division 2, and while they picked up a couple of draws, they didn't get any wins. They defeated Burt in the championship but were beaten in their other matches, and then ended up losing to Burt in the relegation play-off semi-final. They saved themselves from dropping back to junior football, and their Under 21 side then finished the season well. Injuries did play a big part this year, and another season in Division 2 will stand on them. Keeping important players like Joe McGill at home will be key to their chances.
Conor O'Donnell of Carndonagh
26. Carndonagh (33)
It was an excellent year for the Carndonagh senior footballers. They were worthy winners of Division 4 and then put down a statement in the championship by easily beating Letterkenny Gaels. Their JFC campaign came to an end against Downings on a day when they were lacking the craft and experience of their opponents. However, their Under 21 side were really impressive in winning the 'C' Championship in December. They have plenty of good players and will be Junior contenders if Conor O'Donnell is firing, although the league might be tough when the county man isn't available.
27. Naomh Brid (26)
After a couple of seasons of competing near the top of Division 3, Naomh Brid struggled in the league in 2021 and were fortunate that there was no relegation. They struggled throughout the early part of the season and yet a win over Four Masters showed what they were capable of. They improved in the championship and after losing heavily to Dungloe, they fought back with wins over Naomh Muire, Naomh Ultan and Red Hugh's. The Trummon men were then well beaten by Naomh Columba in the quarter-finals. They have the players to avoid a relegation scrap in Division 3 next term, although Ross Gallagher has transferred to a club in Dublin.
28. Red Hugh's (21)
2021 is a year that Red Hugh's will want to forget fairly quickly. They finished mid-table in Division 3. The men from the Cross only lost three games and yet in truth were still a distance off challenging for promotion. The Intermediate Championship then proved to be a disaster. They lost all four of their group games, and team manager Stephen Ferguson stepped down before a play-off against Naomh Ultan. They did get a win in that match but with good footballers at their disposal, Red Hugh's really should be doing a bit better. County minor James Doherty will add to their backline next year.
Eoin Martin, who is an important player for Naomh Muire
29. Naomh Muire (24)
Naomh Muire are a peculiar side, as they have struggled in the league in recent times, and yet have been quite competitive in the Intermediate Championship when it really matters. They were tipped to push for promotion this year in Division 4 but ended up in fifth which was a poor return. However, big home wins against Red Hugh's and Naomh Ultan saw them through to the last eight in the championship where they were well beaten by Dungloe. Danny O'Donnell has returned to the managerial hotseat, and if he can get some talented players back into the fold, there is scope for good improvement.
30. Moville (28)
It was a bit of a mixed bag for Moville this year. They picked up three good wins in Division 3 and fought back for a draw with Letterkenny Gaels but they weren't at the races on their travels. The Carrick Field men were then hammered by Na Rossa in their first championship match. They bounced back to make it through to the quarter-finals, and probably should have taken Letterkenny Gaels to extra-time at least. With the quality of players they have, they really should be making a better push at winning the Junior crown.
31. Burt (30)
It was another year of struggle for Burt. The Hibernian Park club encountered a battle in Division 3 and found themselves near the bottom of the table. They also failed to win any of their group matches in the Intermediate Championship. To be fair, they were on the harder side of the draw but didn't really go close to winning a match. However, just like in recent years, they came good in the play-offs to save their senior status. Burt's Under 21 team were well beaten in the 'C' Championship by Naomh Colmcille, so it looks like it might be another challenging year in 2022.
Aidan McHugh (left) playing for Na Rossa against Muff.
32. Na Rossa (36)
There have been some tough seasons for Na Rossa in recent times so they will have taken great pleasure in how the league played out in 2021. They had a good steady campaign in Division 4 and recorded a dramatic play-off win over Muff. The Madavagh men could count themselves a tad unlucky not to reach the Junior Final as well as they pushed Letterkenny Gaels hard in the semi-final. Cormac McHugh has since stepped down as manager and that is a blow as they gear up for Division 3. However, Oisin Caulfield and Cillian Bonner will come into the team and they will be two useful additions.
33. Naomh Padraig, Muff (34)
Naomh Padraig didn't get the success they craved in 2021, but the signs are there that things are moving in the right direction. They got into the play-off in Division 4, and managed to win away at the Banks. However, promotion was taken out of their grasp at the last moment when they somehow threw away a three-point lead against Na Rossa. Their championship campaign wasn't bad as they drew with Carndonagh and there was no shame in losing an away quarter-final against eventual Ulster champions, Downings by five points. Muff do have a young team but they have plenty of talent but taking the next step won't be easy. County minor Cormac McColgan will be eligible to play next year.
34. Naomh Ultan (32).
It will have been a frustrating season for Naomh Ultan. After winning the 2020 Intermediate relegation play-off with Naomh Colmcille, there would have been hope that they could kick on in the 2021 campaign. However, it didn't go to plan as they failed to win any matches and dropped back down to junior football. They also missed out on a spot in the Division 4 promotion play-off on score difference. With young players like Luke Gallagher and Jack Boyle coming to the fore, the Dunkineely men will think they can go close in both the league and championship in 2022.
Daniel Clarke on the ball for Naomh Colmcille
35. Naomh Colmcille (31)
It has not been a good past few years for the Naomh Colmcille. Their stock has fallen considerably and they were relegated to the Junior Championship in the summer. They then struggled badly in Division 3 only picking up one win. There was no relegation but that might not necessarily be a good thing for Newtown as they were so far off the pace this year that they will struggle to bridge the gap. Their Under 21s had issues getting a full team out against Convoy in the 'C' semi-final a couple of weeks ago, so there is work to do to get young people involved. Stephen Davenport and Ciaran Callaghan have taken over as joint-managers and they will be aiming to get them playing as a collective unit once again.
36. Urris (33)
It proved to be quite an underwhelming season for Urris. In previous years, the Sraid men had been pushing hard in the upper echelons of Division 4 and regularly put it up to most teams in the Junior Championship. However, they weren't anywhere near the reckoning in the league this year and only won three of their nine matches. Their only victory in the Championship came against St Eunan's development squad and while they did hold Na Rossa to three points, they didn't really push the other teams in their group close. Urris still have enough good players to come back strongly next year.
37. Robert Emmets (37)
It was another season that started quite well for Robert Emmets but turned flat by the end of the year. Things got off on the right footing with a handsome win over Pettigo. They put in decent showings against Naomh Muire and Carndonagh before losing out. However, apart from a win over Lifford, they failed to pick up any more points in the league. The championship didn't bring any positive results and they conceded their match against Na Rossa. The Castlefin club are working hard at bringing through young players but it may be a few years before they can compete with the big-hitters in the fourth tier.
Michael Ferry of Lifford
38. Naomh Padraig, Lifford (39)
After a couple of underwhelming seasons, there was a sense of real progress with Naomh Padraig, Lifford in 2021. They have a fantastic new pitch in operation now and that is a huge shot in the arm. They battled relatively well in Division 4 this year against the top teams, while they also picked up two wins. Sean McConnell's men defeated St Eunan's Development team and also got the better of Urris, while Muff only defeated them by three points. Losing the Junior 'B' Final to Letterkenny Gaels was a setback but they do have some youth coming through now and that augers well for 2022.
39. Pettigo (38)
Pettigo had a better year than in 2020 as they picked up three points in Division 4, and were generally quite competitive. They weren't disgraced in the Junior 'A' Championship and yet were still a good bit off securing a win. It isn't easy for the border club to keep the show on the road, but they are in a much better position than a few years ago and can strive for improvement again next year.


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How the Yankees can solve their 'home run or bust' problem in their lineup
By Mary Grace Donaldson - November 19, 2018
I cannot count the number of times I tweeted about the Yankees and their problem with RISP and situational offense over the course of the 2018 season.
Of course, the Yankees won 100 games on the regular season, and that statistic is nothing to sniff at. They also claimed the single-season home run record. And that's great.
But those home runs aren't going to win championships on their own, and that's where the Yankees have a problem in their lineup. It's "home run or bust." And as far as tickets to the postseason go over the past few years, they've been lucky.
Is there anything technically "wrong" with having a number of power hitters in any given lineup? Well, no. But what happens when aforementioned power hitters are one-trick ponies? They don't advance in the postseason, or even make it to the postseason at all. Teams need offensive players who can advance runners. Who can bunt. Who don't either hit the ball out of the park, or strike out, regardless of situation.
That said, there needs to be a solution to the Yankees' offensive problem, because they cannot keep getting lucky without capitalizing on situations in which power hitting is just not required, and they cannot survive with the number of strike-outs that come with these types of hitters.
A few possible solutions are…
Give the players who play small ball more playing time
Why would the power hitters bunt when they can hit home runs? As such, the likes of Gary Sánchez, Giancarlo Stanton, Gleyber Torres, Aaron Judge, Luke Voit and Miguel Andújar won't be directed to bunt. With the exceptions of Sánchez, who spent an extended period of the 2018 season on the D.L., and of Voit, these players all hit more than 20 home runs on the 2018 regular season. They also all (and this time, all really is all) struck out more than 90 times. If they don't hit it out of the park, they will often strike out.
But, believe it or not, there are other players who will move runners. Neil Walker may have only hit 11 home runs on the 2018 season, but he still drove in 42 runs and only played in 113 games (as opposed to the 158 games Stanton played in). Provided he's re-signed, he can move runners. Brett Gardner is losing his step a bit -- he cannot run as fast as he once did, he cannot hit as effectively as he did in his younger years, but he was not afforded as many playing opportunities over this past season, and he wasn't as much of a fixture in the starting lineup as he was in previous seasons. But… he's still a veteran. He still has an understanding of when it will only take a single to move runners versus striking out in the hopes of hitting the ball over the fence.
In addition, from a non-veteran standpoint, Ronald Torreyes found himself returning to Scranton/Wilkes-Barre in 2018. However, over the 41 MLB games in which he appeared, he managed to record 28 hits. Austin Romine appeared in 77 games and recorded 59 hits as well as 42 RBIs.
What with the looming absence of Didi Gregorius in 2019, it's possible all of the above players will find themselves in the lineup, or brought in off the bench, more often than usual -- as a lot of shifting (and I don't mean a fielding shift) will have to take place in order to accommodate the loss of Gregorius in the lineup. But "small ball" players mixed with power hitters could lead to a better outcome in terms of wins. It pains me to say the following… but that combination helped propel the Red Sox to their World Champion status.
Don't sign more of the same types of power hitters, but sign a more situational contributor… and use the cheaper price tags to focus on a pitcher
Manny Machado and Bryce Harper. Bryce Harper and Manny Machado. It's been the hype since the World Series ended, and it's as though they've been the only hyped free agents.
But… there are more free agents to choose from. The Yankees could just as easily sign any number of offensive free agents, who carry lower price tags, and are more skilled at playing "small ball" than Machado or Harper are. Not to mention, they, well, hustle, and you're not bringing in more of the same. In 2018, Machado hit 37 home runs and struck out 104 times. Harper hit 24 home runs and struck out 169 times.
What with the probability of Torres moving to shortstop in 2019 in Gregorius' absence, the Yankees could go for a second baseman in Jed Lowrie. His 2018 home run total is on the high side at 23, but he also recorded 37 doubles. And 99 RBIs is nothing to sniff at, either. His 2018 salary came in at $6 million even.
Lowrie's 2018 doesn't even compare to the $16 million that the Baltimore Orioles paid Machado, or the $21 million-plus salary of Harper. What can the Yankees do with the money that they'd save signing Lowrie? Sign Dallas Keuchel as well – he only cost the Houston Astros $13 million last year.
Photo Credit: Karen Warren/Houston Chronicle
The truth of this situation comes in the form of an old adage: you can't teach an "old dog" new tricks. The Yankees are still a young team, and their aforementioned power hitters are not "old" by any definition; however, their collective strength is, very much, hitting home runs. Why not capitalize on the players, both on and off the 2018 Yankees, who the front office already know can solve the problem?
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Small ball is most definitely missing from the Yankees lineup. Their winning ways were won by playing small ball and all of a sudden they forgot how to play small ball. That's how Houston and Boston beat them by playing small ball. They need to get back to those winning ways again and start playing small ball.
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Women who are "larks", functioning better at the beginning of the day than the end of the day, have a lower of risk breast cancer, according to new research.
The finding is presented at the 2018 NCRI Cancer Conference.
"Using genetic variants associated with people's preference for morning or evening, sleep duration and insomnia.
We examined whether these sleep traits have a causal contribution to the risk of developing breast cancer.
The team found that a preference for mornings reduced the risk of breast cancer by 40% compared with being an evening type (an 'owl').
Dr. Richmond said: "We would like to do further work to investigate the mechanisms underpinning these results.
The estimates obtained are based on questions related to morning or evening preference rather than actually whether people get up earlier or later in the day.
In other words, it may not be the case that changing your habits changes your risk of breast cancer; it may be more complex than that.
"However, the findings of a protective effect of morning preference on breast cancer risk in our study are consistent with previous research highlighting a role for night shift work and exposure to 'light-at-night' as risk factors for breast cancer.
Dr. Richmond and her colleagues are planning to investigate the mechanisms underlying the effects of different sleep characteristics on the risk of developing breast cancer.
"These are interesting findings that provide further evidence of how our body clock and our natural sleep preference is implicated in the onset of breast cancer.
This study provides further evidence to suggest disrupted sleep patterns may have a role in cancer development.
The use of Mendelian randomization in this study enables the researchers to examine the causal effect on breast cancer of different sleep patterns by looking at the variations in particular genes already known to be associated with sleep characteristics.
Source: National Cancer Research Institute.


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Q: Canonical Map of S-units into class group In notes about Algebraic Number Theory, there is the following exercise:
Let $K$ be a number field with ring of integers $R$, and let $S$ be a finite subset of nonzero prime ideals of $R$. Show that there is a canonical exact sequence of abelian groups
$$1 \rightarrow R^* \rightarrow \oplus_{\mathfrak{p}\in S} (K^*/R^*_\mathfrak{p})\rightarrow \text{Cl}(R) \rightarrow \text{Cl}(R^S) \rightarrow 1$$
I am having trouble in finding the map $\psi: \oplus_{\mathfrak{p}\in S} (K^*/R^*_\mathfrak{p})\longrightarrow \text{Cl}(R)$.
I have tried taking $(u_\mathfrak{p}R_\mathfrak{p})_{\mathfrak{p} \in S} \in \oplus_{\mathfrak{p}\in S} (K^*/R^*_\mathfrak{p})$ to $[\prod_\mathfrak{p} u_\mathfrak{p}R^S]$ for example, or to $[\sum_\mathfrak{p} u_\mathfrak{p}R^S]$, but in the first case the homomorphism is trivial and in the second case the map doesn't seem to be  a homomorphism.
Any thoughts?


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HomePlaygrounds From The Space Age
Playgrounds From The Space Age
Aside April 22, 2020 Markosun Space
The rocket holds a special place in history. It's an icon of technological progress that's both revered and feared at the same time. During the sixties of the last century, the United States and the Soviet Union was gripped by the space-age fever, and the rocket emerged as the fundamental symbol of the space rivalry. Throughout America, as well as the Eastern bloc, rocket shaped structures began popping up across children playgrounds to foster curiosity and excitement about the space race among kids. Aside from rockets there were other fixture resembling various space-age equipment such as satellites, radar tower, planets and even submarines that kids can climb, swing and slide from.
A rocket slide at a playground in Iowa, United States.
The rocket ship slide in Torrance's Los Arboles Park, installed in 1960. Photo credit: Daily Breeze
Brenda Biondo, a freelance journalist who photographed many old playgrounds across the US, added that "the Consumer Product Safety Commission never issued requirements, just suggested guidelines. But manufacturers felt that if their equipment didn't meet those guidelines, they'd be vulnerable to liability. Everybody went to the extreme, making everything super safe so they wouldn't risk getting sued."
Playgrounds across the country began retiring old equipment. The Carson playground, in Wisconsin, lost their rocket despite pleas from the public not to remove the beloved fixture.
"Of all the pieces of equipment, the rocket had the most memories associated with it … a lot of the play value went away with the new guidelines," laments Phil Johnson, the Superintendent of Parks & Recreation.
But lower heights and softer landing haven't made playgrounds any safer. On the contrary, injuries seems to have risen. As David Ball, a professor of risk management at Middlesex University in London, explains, when playground equipment was higher and had asphalt instead of sand or rubber, kids knew they had to be careful and learned to assess risks. Nowadays, with everything lower and presumably safer, children and parents believe they are in an environment which is safer than it actually is, and take more risks leading to injuries.
A jungle gym in Riverside Park in Manhattan, which has disappeared now. Photo credit: Dith Pran/The New York Times
Children playing on iron pole playground equipment at Trinity Play Park, circa 1900.
Girls' playground, Harriet Island, St. Paul, Minn. 1905.
Broadway Playfield, 1910.
Rings and poles, Bronx Park, New York. 1911.
Hiawatha Playground, 1912.
A rocket shaped playground apparatus in Thetford, England.
A rocket in Levy Lowry Memorial Park, Princeton, Missouri.
A rocket-shaped playground equipment in Bakerview Park, Mount Vernon, United States.
A rocket slide at a playground in Chillicothe, Missouri, United States.
A rocket slide at a playground in Glen Ellyn, Illinois, United States.
A rocket slid at a playground in Benalla, Australia.
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