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Faced with a choice between bad-boy detective Dean Ryker and sexy power player Parker Anderson, Sage Reece fought the law-and the law won. But while Ryker's sizzling touch may rule her nights, Sage's days belong to Parker's cool, calculating intensity . . .
Both Ryker and Parker are determined to protect Sage from a brutal enemy who'd use her to pay for their mistakes. Yet when the usually on-point Ryker is distracted by ghosts from his past, Parker seizes his opportunity to get Sage's attention . . . and keep it in ways beyond her wildest dreams.
Now, caught between a mobster out for revenge and two men who were once best friends, Sage must play to win-even if it means getting dirty . . .
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It was late in the afternoon when Parker called me into his office to work on a file for one of our biggest clients. It took a couple of hours and I kept glancing surreptitiously at my watch, wondering if I was going to have to cancel dinner with my parents. This last time, Parker caught me at it.
"Something wrong?" he asked, raising an eyebrow.
"No, I just—"
"Have a date with Ryker?" Parker interrupted.
"No. My parents are coming to take me to dinner," I said, omitting the information that Ryker was coming, too, and that he was in fact the entire reason for my parents driving in to the city.
"Ah. I see." Parker settled back into his chair from where he'd been pacing as he talked through the case and I'd taken notes. "You know, I'd like to think we're still friends, you and me."
"We are?" Parker and I had never discussed our relationship after I'd left his apartment—and his bed—in the middle of the night.
"Of course. Which is why I told Monique I wasn't going to fire you."
"Excuse me?" Surely I had misheard. "I thought she said I was pretty."
"Oh, she did. That was the problem. She doesn't like the idea of me having a secretary who looks like you."
"Executive Administrative Assistant," I automatically corrected him. My immediate thought was, what a bitch. My next thought was to wonder why he was telling me this.
"I told her she was being ridiculous. And you're probably wondering why I'm telling you this," he said.
My internal um, yeah must've shown on my face.
"I like Monique," he said. "She's an…interesting diversion. But you…you are a fixture in my life and I wouldn't dream of firing you, especially at the whim of a temporary girlfriend."
"Is that what she is? Your girlfriend?"
"For the moment."
"Is Ryker for the moment? Or a fixture?" he asked.
That gave me pause. Since when were we discussing our personal lives at work? Or at anyplace, for that matter?
"Why do you care?" I asked.
"We're friends, Sage. I care. I just want what's best for you. Like you said last night, I want you to be happy, too."
What a way to tell a tale of a love triangle. This was an amazing read that had the events planned out as not to appear hurried or slow paced but just right. It filled with action, sexy-to-the-max kind of reading. The underlying mystery is smart and will keep you guessing to the last chapter. I cannot imaging being in the type of situation Sage is in. To be in love with two men such as Dean and Parker has definitely got to be both grand and painful. (sharing - Night Owl Reviews.com)
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Q: Kubernetes Connection Timeout I have deployed a small app using the following yaml.
apiVersion: apps/v1
kind: Deployment
metadata:
    name: simpledotnetapi-deployment
spec:
    replicas: 1
    selector:
        matchLabels:
            app: simpledotnetapi-pod
    template:
        metadata:
            labels:
                app: simpledotnetapi-pod
        spec:
            imagePullSecrets:
              - name: kimagereadersecret
            containers:
              - name: simpledotnetapi
                image: docker.io/coreyperkins/simpledotnetapi:latest
                ports:
                  - containerPort: 5000
---
apiVersion: v1
kind: Service
metadata:
    name: simpledotnetapi-service
spec:
    type: LoadBalancer
    ports:
    - port: 80
      targetPort: 5000
      nodePort: 30008
    selector:
       app: simpledotnetapi-pod
       type: front-end

The services tab in the K8 dashboard shows the following:
Name: simpledotnetapi-service
Cluster IP: 10.0.133.156
Internal Endpoints:
simpledotnetapi-service:80 TCP
simpledotnetapi-service:30008 TCP
External Endpoints:
13.77.76.204:80

-- output from kubectl.exe describe svc simpledotnetapi-service
λ kubectl.exe describe svc simpledotnetapi-service
Name:                     simpledotnetapi-service
Namespace:                default
Labels:                   <none>
Annotations:              kubectl.kubernetes.io/last-applied-configuration={"apiVersion":"v1","kind":"Service","metadata":{"annotations":{},"name":"simpledotnetapi-service","namespace":"default"},"spec":{"ports":[{"nodePort":3...
Selector:                 app=simpledotnetapi-pod,type=front-end
Type:                     LoadBalancer
IP:                       10.0.133.156
LoadBalancer Ingress:     13.77.76.204
Port:                     <unset>  80/TCP
TargetPort:               5000/TCP
NodePort:                 <unset>  30008/TCP
Endpoints:                <none>
Session Affinity:         None
External Traffic Policy:  Cluster
Events:
  Type    Reason                Age               From                Message
  ----    ------                ----              ----                -------
  Normal  EnsuringLoadBalancer  33m (x4 over 2h)  service-controller  Ensuring load balancer
  Normal  EnsuredLoadBalancer   33m (x4 over 2h)  service-controller  Ensured load balancer

When I go to the pod I can see that my docker container is running just fine, on port 5000, as instructed. However, when I navigate to http://13.77.76.204/api/values I should see an array returned, but instead the connection times out (ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT in Chrome). I have tested this Docker container locally and it works just fine. My assumption is that I've muckered up the "containerPort" on the pod spec (under Deployment), but I am certain that the container is alive on port 5000. Perhaps I am missing some configuration bits? However, looking through samples and the documentation I haven't been able to find out why the connection is not being made to the pod but I do not see any activity in the pods logs aside from the initial launch of the app.

A: There are label/selector mismatches in your pod/service definitions.
You are using app: simpledotnetapi-pod for pod template, and app: simpledotnetapi as a selector in your service definition. Edit one of them to match.
Also the label type: front-end doesn't exist on your pod template. You need to add it, or maybe remove this from the service selectors.
After that, your endpoint list should have entries for your pod when it becomes ready.

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Haydn's Dictionary of Dates Relating to All Ages and Nations: For Universal ...
By Joseph Haydn
.30 July,
Northwestern, 61 branch lines; Great Northern, 37; Expended on railways in the United Kingdom about Great Eastern, 27; London and Brighton, 22; London 720,000,0001. (since 1829); gross annual receipts about and Southwestern, 22; Midland, 17.
1872 62,000,0001. ; net earnings about 30,000,0001. ; reported Railway proposed by M. de Lesseps from Orenburg to
Aug. 1680 Peshawur (2500 miles), to connect, by means of Rus- Packet of dynamite placed on rails between Bushey and sian and East Indian railways, Calais and Calcutta,
Watford (1. & N. W. railway)........night, 12-13 Sept.
May, 1873 Board of Trade circular respecting precautions against Bill for amalgamation of London and Northwestern and accidents, etc. (accidents of 10, 11 Aug. attributed to Lancashire and Yorkshire companies rejected by the neglect)..
..20 Sept. commons committee....
.23 May, Railway rates select committee meet.........10 March, 1881 New Regulation of Railways act passed (commissioners Siemens and Halske's electrical railway at Berlin, 184
to be appointed to carry out the act of 1854), 21 July; miles an hour, tried 12 May; opened to the public, commissioners, sir Frederick Peel, Mr. Price, and Mr.
16 May, Macnamara; met first time...
....11 Nov.
Centenary of George Stephenson's birth celebrated at First railway in Persia begun at Resht.........11 Sept.
Newcastle, Chesterfield, the Crystal Palace, London, Railway accidents investigated by capt. Tyler: 1871, 171; and throughout the counties of Durham and North in 1872, 246; in the United Kingdom in 1872, 541 rail
umberland.
.9 June, way servants killed, 499 injured.
Murder of Mr. Fk. Isaac Gold in a carriage on London Circular from the Board of Trade, by Mr. Chichester For- and Brighton railway..
..27 June, tescue, to the railway companies respecting the in- Percy Lefroy, alias Mapleton, arrested on suspicion, 8 crease of preventable accidents and unpunctuality,
July; committed for trial....
....21 July, 18 Nov.
RAILWAYS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. The justificatory replies of sir Edward Watkin for the
Capital Miles
Net London and Brighton Co., and of R. Moon for the L.
Year. and N. W. Co.; from other companies..
Paid Up. Opened. Receipts. 1851.
£240,897 6,890 Ten railway servants convicted of robbing the luggage,
1854. 286,068,794 8,054 £11,009,519 severely sentenced..
1860. 348,130,127 10,433
14,579, 254 120 persons killed, 48 without their own fault, in six months..
1865. 455, 478,143 13,289
1870. 529,908, 673 15,537 The Board of Trade's reply (by Mr. Malcolm) to the rail
23, 362.618 1875. ..about 24 Feb. 1874
630,223,494 16,658
28.016,272 way companies published.
1877. The Pullman palace saloon cars (American) introduced
1879. 717,003, 469 on the Midland railway, 21 March; opened to the
29,731,430 public...
...1 June, Working expenses : 1854, 9,206, 2051. ; 1861, 13,843,3371. ; 1870, Commission to inquire into causes of railway accidents 21,715,525l. ; 1874, 32,625,5291. ; 1877, 33,837, 0001.
agreed to by government, 27 April; nominated (duke Number of passengers : 1845, 33,791, 253; 1854, 111,206, 707; of Buckingham and others)....
.11 June,
1860, 163,483,572; 1865, 251,959,862; 1870, 330, 162, 801; 1874, Circular from sir C. Adderley, recommending punctuali- 478,334,368; 1877 (not season-ticket holders), 551,533,000. ty and care, to avoid accidents...
...July,
Miles Opened. Railway Travellers' Protection Society organized; duke
1843. 1861. 1874. 1877. 1879. of Manchester, president... .23 July,
11,622 England and Wales... 1,775 7,820
12,098 12,547 ...30 July, Board of Trade Arbitration act passed...
225 1,626 2,700 2,776 2.864 New standing orders respecting laborers' houses re
31 1,423 2,127 2, 203
2,255 moved for making railways, passed.. Statement of railway servants: that 632 were killed in For 1847-9, it was calculated that, out of 4,782, 188 travellers
1872, and 773 killed in 1873; many injured (asserted to by railway, one person was killed from causes beyond his be less than the truth)..
..Sept.
own control; for 1856-9, one in 8,708, 411; 1866-8, one in Midland railway company announces change of fares;
12,941, 170. In 1878, one in 7,503,000. Passengers killed first-class to 1 d. a mile; second class abolished; no from causes beyond their control, in 1871, 12; 1862–72, 271;
return tickets at lower fares; to begin.........1 Jan. 1875 1872, 24; 1876, 811. Other companies announce reductions in fares.....Jan.
United Kingdom. Persons employed on railways: England, 228,958; Scot- 1874, 1424 killed-211 passengers (not their fault, 86); 788 ser
land, 31,023; Ireland, 14,554; total, 274,535; (L. & vants, 425 trespassers; 5041 injured.
N. W. company, about 40,000); announced........Jan. 1876, 1286 killed—139 (by own fault, 101) passengers; 6112 inHouse of lords, on appeal, decide that railway companies jured, 1883 passengers.
are responsible for negligence in conveying persons 1877, 1175 killed—126 passengers; 3705 injured, 1283 passen. and goods, although they disclaim it on tickets. 1 June,
gers. Great trial of continuous railway brakes on Midland 1878, 1112 killed; 6507 injured by various causes.
railway, near Lowdham; Westinghouse automatic 1879. 1032 killed; 160 passengers; 3513 injured, 1307 passenbrake considered the best...
..June,
gers. Extension of Metropolitan railway to Great Eastern, Railway servants killed: annual average (1872–5), 740; 1880,
opened 10 July,
reduced to 483. Railway jubilee at Darlington; 50th anniversary of
Compensation Paid for Injuries by Companies. opening of the Stockton and Darlington railway;
1874. statue of Joseph Pease unveiled.
.27 Sept.
Passengers.
£355,876 Dr. Strousberg, "German railway king," tried for fraud,
259, 293 etc., at Moscow,
PRINCIPAL RAILWAYS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM. Metropolitan extension to Aldgate opened......11 Nov. Elevated street railways erected in New York city.....1877–8 The railways are generally named from their termini. First railway in China, from Shanghai to Oussoon (11
Date of Opening. miles), constructed by Europeans; at first opposed;
Arbroath and Forfar..
.3 Jan. 1839 trial trip. 16 March; publicly opened, 30 June, 1876; Atmospheric Railway (which see)
1840 much opposed; stopped; plant taken to Formosa....1877-8 Bangor and Carnarvon
..July, 1852 Passenger duty received, 507,0761. for year 1872-3; Belfast and County of Down.
. April, 1850 736,3691. for year 1875-6; 728,7181. for 1876–7; 741,9191. Birmingham and Derby
.12 Aug. 1839 for.. .1877-8 Birmingham and Gloucester..
.17 Dec. 1840 Folkestone and Dover tunnel injured by rains; fallings- Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and Stour Valley ...July, 1852 in. ..12, 15 Jan. 1877 Brighton and Chichester..
.8 June, 1846 Fusion of Southeastern and London, Chatham, and Do. Brighton and Hastings..
.27 June, ver companies, voted by former.. ......18 Jan.
Bristol and Exeter..
.1 May, 1844 Railway accident commission report; recommend that Bristol and Gloucester
.July, 1845 the companies' responsibilities be not diminished, etc., Caledonian..
Feb. 1848 Feb. Canterbury and Whitstable..
.May, 1830 Proposed fusion of the Great Northern and Great Eastern Charing Cross railway, London, opened. .11 Jan. 1864 fails... ....June, Cheltenham and Swindon.
,12 May, 1845 or the Manchester and Sheffield and Lincolnshire with
Chester and Birkenhead..
.22 Sept. 1840 the Great Northern and Midland, fails.... Nov. Chester and Crewe ..
1848 Many embarrassed subsidiary lines purchased by the Cockermouth and Workington
28 April, 1847 French government (for about 11,000,0001.).
1878 Colchester and Ipswich.
.15 June, 1846 Great increase of third-class passengers; receipts, about Cork and Bandon.
.8 Dec. 1851 7,000,0001., 1869; about 14,000,0001.. 1879 Cornwall..
.1 May, 1859 Sudden strike of goods - guards on Midland railway Coventry and Leamington..
..2 Dec. 1844 through alteration of modo of payment, 3 Jan., fails Croydon and Epsom..
.17 May, 1847 about 20 Jan. Devon and Somerset.
7 Nov. 1873 Southeastern railway company v. railway commissioners Dover and Deal, begun.
.29 June, 1878 (who had given orders for enlarging station at Hast- Dublin and Belfast Junction
June, 1832 ings, etc.), Queen's Bench; verdict restricting powers Dublin and Carlow
10 Aug. 1846 of the commissioners (see above, 1873), two judges
Dublin and Drogheda..
.26 May, 1844 against one... .13 Jan. 1880 Dublin and Kingstown.
17 Dec. 184 Eularged dividends on the priucipal lines for half year, Dundee and Newtyle
Dec, 1831 1 Jan. to 30 June, Dundee and Perth..
.22 May, 1847
killed.....
Railways.
Date of Opening. Year.
Miles. Year.
Miles. Durham and Sunderland.
28 June, 1839 1830
23 | 1875..
74,374 Eastern Counties
.18 June, 1840
2,818 | 1876
77,031 Eastern Union (London and Colchester). , 29 March, 1843 1850
79,208 East London..
..10 April, 1876 1860
30,635 1878.
81,841 Edinburgh and Berwick.
.18 June, 1846 1870
93,637 Edinburgh and Glasgow.
..8 Feb. 1842 The reported sales of railroad stocks on the New York Stock Ely and Peterborough.
Jan. 1847 Exeter and Plymouth (part).
Exchange for 1880 exceeded 100,000,000 shares. Glasgow and Ayr..
19 Sept. 1840 Glasgow and Greenock.
MEMORABLE RAILWAY ACCIDENTS. * Glasgow, Garnkirk, and Coatbridge
....July, 1845 Very many (where only 2 persons killed) are not noted; in nearGloucester and Chepstow..
ly all cases a large number were injured. Grand Junction (Birmingham to Newton). .July, 1837
W. Huskisson, M.P., killed at the opening of the LiverGravesend and Rochester
.10 Feb. 1845
pool and Manchester railway. ......15 Sept. 1830 Great Northern...
1852 Great Corby (Newcastle and Carlisle): train runs offline; Great Western to Maidenhead, 4 June, 1838; to Bristol,
3 killed.
.3 Dec. 1836 30 June, 1841
Brentwood (Eastern Counties): carriages overturned; 3 Hertford Branch of Eastern Counties..
.31 Oct. 1843
killed...
21 Aug. 1840 Ipswich and Bury St. Edmund's..
24 Dec. 1846 Cuckfield (London and Brighton): engine runs off line; Isle of Man..
...1 July, 1873
.2 Oct. 1841 Kendal and Windermere.
.21 April, 1847 Sonningbill cutting, near Reading: engine forced off Lancaster and Carlisle
line; 8 killed.
24 Dec. Lancaster and Preston
.30 June, 1840 Versailles: carriages take fire, passengers locked in; 52 Leeds and Bradford....
.1 July, 1846
or 53 lives lost, including admiral D'Urville....8 May, 1842 Leeds and Derby.
... July, 1840 Masborough (Midland Counties): collision; Mr. Boteler Liverpool and Birmingham..
and others killed, many injured...
20 Oct. 1845 Liverpool and Manchester.
.15 Sept. 1830 Stratford (Eastern Counties): collision through great Liverpool and Preston..
31 Oct. 1838 London and Birmingham..
carelessness; Mr. Hind killed, many mutilated. 18 July, 1846
Pevensey (Brighton and Hastings): collision; 40 injured, London and Blackwall. ...2 Aug. 1811
24 Aug. London and Brighton
.21 Sept. Clifton (Manchester and Bolton): express runs off line; London and Bristol..
2 killed, many injured...
....15 Dec. London and Cambridge..
..30 July, 1845 Chester (Chester and Shrewsbury): train runs off bridge; London, Chatham, and Dover.
4 killed; greater number injured..
.18 May, 1847 London and Colchester..
.29 March, 1843 Wolverton (Northwestern) : collision; 7 killed, many London and Croydon...
.1 June, 1839
injured....
,5 June, London and Dover....
.7 Feb. 1844
Shrivenham (Great Western): collision; 7 killed, many London and Greenwich..
.. 26 Dec. 1838
injured..
10 May, 1843 London and Richmond..
27 July, 1846 Carlisle (Caledonian): axletree of carriage breaks; 5 London and Southampton ...11 May, 1840
10 Feb. 1849 London and Southend
June, 1856 Frodsham Tunnel (Chester and Warrington Junction); London and Warrington; branch of the Great Northern
collision; 6 killed..
30 April, 1351 Aug. 1850 Newmarket Hill (Lewes and Brighton): train runs off Lowestoft branch; Norwich and Yarmouth.
line; 4 killed..
.6 June, Lynn and Ely Manchester and Birmingham
Bicester (Oxfordshire): collision; 6 killed.......6 Sept.
10 Aug. 1842 Burnley Great Northern): collision; 4 killed...12 July, 1852 Manchester and Leeds..
.1 March, 1841
Dixonfold (Great Northern): engine wheels broke; 7 Manchester and Shellield.
.22 Dec. 1845
killed....
.4 March, 1853 Metropolitan, London; act obtained, 1853; construction
Near Straffan (Great Southern and Western, Ireland): began, 1860; opened
..10 Jan. 1863
collision; 13 killed..
.5 Oct. Midland Counties..
30 June, 1840 Near Harling, Norfolk (Eastern Counties): collision; 6 Newcastle and Berwick
...July, 1847
killed..
...12 Jan. 1854 Newcastle and Carlisle..
Croydon (Brighton and Dover): collision; 3 killed. 24 Aug. Newcastle and North Shields.
18 June, 1839 Burlington, between New York and Philadelphia; 21 Newmarket and Cambridge...
29 Aug Northampton and Peterborough
.2 June, 1845 Reading (Southeastern): collision; 5 killed.....12 Sept. 1955 North and Southwestern Junction. ...Dec. 1852 Near Paris: collision; 9 killed.
.9 Oct. Northeastern ......
..July, 1845 Between Thoret and Moret: collision; 16 killed. . 23 Oct. Norwich and Yarmouth
...1 May, 1844 Campbell (N. Pennsylvania). collision; above 100 killed, Nottingham to Grantham. ...July, 1850
17 July, 1856 Nottingham and Lincoln.
...3 Aug 1846 Dunkett (Waterford and Kilkenny): collision; 7 killed, Nottingham branch; Rugby and Derby. .30 May, 1839
19 Nov. Oxford branch of London and Bristol...
12 June, 1814 Kirby (Liverpool and Blackpool): collision; 200 injured; Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton,
.May, 1852
none killed.. Penzance to Camborne....... ..Jan.
. 27 June, 1857
Lewisham (North Kent): collision; 11 killed... 28 June, Rugby and Derby...
Between Pyle and Port Talbot; collision; 4 killed. 14 Oct. Rugby and Leamington... .Feb. 1851 Attleborough, Warwickshire (Northwestern):
train St. Andrew's.
thrown off the line through a cow crossing the rails; St. Helen's; first act passed..
3 killed.. Salisbury branch of the London and Southampton
...10 May, 1858 1847
Near Mons, Belgium: coke wagon on the rails; 21 killed, Settle and Carlisle.. . 1 May, 1876
June, .1 June, Southampton and Dorchester.
Chilham (Southeastern): either too great speed or South Devon..
broken axletree; 3 killed...
..30 June, Southeastern (London and Dover).
...7 Feb. 1844 Near Round Oak Station (Oxford and Wolverhampton)Southeastern; North Kent line..
excursion train: collision; 14 killed..
23 Aug. Stockton and Darlington
27 Sept. 1825 Tottenham (Eastern Counties): engine wheel breaks; 6 Trent Valley
killed......
... ... 20 Feb. 1860 Ulster...
.....Aug. 1839 Helmshore (Lancashire and Yorkshire)-excursion train: West and East India Docks and Birmingham Junction from the Blackwall railway to Camden Town ....Ang. 1850
Atherstone (Northwestern): collision of mail and cattle Worcester and Droitwich.
.Jan. 1852 York and Darlington (Northeastern).
trains; 11 killed..
Near Wimbledon: Dr. Baly killed..
.28 Jan. 1861 York and Newcastle
.17 June, 1847 York and Normanton
Railway tunnel falls in near Haddon Hall, Derbyshire;
5 men killed...... York and Scarborough
.2 July, ...7 July, 1845
Clayton Tunnel (London and Brighton): collision; 23 Yarmouth and Norwich.
...1 May, 1844
killed, 176 injured...
25 Aug. Alleged EXTENT OF RAILWAYS (in miles), 1867: Austrian do. Kentish Town (Hampstead Junction): 16 killed, 320 inminions, 4001; France, 8989 (1880, 16,627); Italy, 3040;
jured.
..2 Sept. Prussia, 5483; Russia, 2893; Spain, 3216; United States of Market Harborough: collision; 1 killed and 50 injured, America, 32,896; India, 8215 (1879); Australia, 669. 1872
28 Aug. 1862 (end): Great Britain, 15,814; India,' 5372; France, 10,610; Near Winchburgh (Edinburgh and Glasgow): collision; Belgium, 1892; Germany, 10,916; United States of America, Near Streatham (London and Brighton): explosion of
15 killed, 100 wounded..
13 Oct. 60,382; in 1876, 73,508; in 1880, 86,497.
boiler through attempting too great speed; 4 killed;
above 30 injured.. RAILROADS IN THE UNITED STATES.
...30 May, 1863 In addition to matters noted under the preceding general
title, the following table shows the number of miles of rail. * On 27 Dec. 1864, the queen wrote to the directors of the road in operation in the United States at various times railway companies of London, requesting them to be as caresince the establishment of our railway system:
ful of other passengers as of hersell."
.......16 Nov.
Near Lyon (Lynn and Hunstanton): carriages upset Ferry-hill (North British): collision; 2 killed. ...16 Oct. 1871
through bullock on the line; 5 killed.... .3 Aug. 1863 Antibes railway between Nice and Cannes: train thrown Egham (Southwestern) : collision; 5 killed, above 20 in. into the river Brague; 12 said to be killed..... 24 Jan. 1872 jured......
...7 June, 1864 Belleville (Grand Trunk of Canada): engine broke off the Canada: train ran off a bridge at St. Hilaire in crossing; line; many burned, scalded, etc.; about 30 killed, about 83 killed, 200 wounded. 29 June,
22 June, Blackheath Tunnel: fast train ran into a ballast train; 6 Connellsville (Baltimore and Pittsburgh): collision; many killed..
..16 Dec.
hurt, 3 killed...
.22 June, Near Redna (on a branch of Great Western): train Juvisy (Orleans railway): express ran into luggage train; ran off insecure rails; 13 killed, about 40 injured
boiler exploded; 5 burned to death (including mother 7 June, 1865 of the duchess of Malakoff).
..26 June, Near Staplehurst (Southeastern): train ran off insecure Rose-hill junction (Newcastle and Carlisle); collision; 4 rails, etc. ; 10 killed and about 50 injured......9 June,
.5 July, Near Colney Hatch (Midland): collision with coal-trucks; Red-hill junction (Great Western and L. & N.W.), near above 50 persons injured...
..30 Aug
Hertford; 2 killed. .
.29 July, Fall of a bridge at Sutton (S. coast-line): 6 men killed, Clifton junction (Lancashire and Yorkshire): collision; 28 April, 1866 4 killed..
.3 Aug Near Caterham junction (London and Brighton): 3 kill- Kirtlebridge, Dumfries (Caledonian): collision; express ed, 12 injured.
.30 April,
train late; error of pointsman; 12 killed.. .2 Oct. In Welwyn Tunnel (Great Northern): a steam tube burst; Kelvedon, near Chelmsford (Great Eastern): locomotive collision of three goods trains, and a great fire; 2 driven off the line by a raised rail; 1 killed, many hurt, lives lost.. .9, 10 June,
17 Oct. Near Royston (Great Northern): train ran off line; 3 lives Near Woodhouse junction (Manchester, Sheffield, and lost...
.2 July,
Lincolnshire): collision; 2 killed..
.18 Oct. Brynkir station (Carnarvonshire): points said to have Corry, Pennsylvania, U.S.; train broke through a bridge; been tampered with; train ran of line; 6 persons
about 20 killed..
.24 Dec. killed.
...6 Sept.
Near Pesth: train run off line; 21 killed...about 7 May, 1873 20 miles from Carlisle (Lancaster and Carlisle): an axle Near Shrewsbury (Great Western and London & N. W. of carriage of goods train broke; collision with another
Junction): axle of engine broke; carriages driven off goods train; tire, and explosion of 5 tons of gunpowder; the line; 4 killed...
.8 May, 2 killed..
25 Feb. 1867 Near Higham, Derbyshire (Midland); engine.tire broke; Between Bhosawul and Khundwah (Great Indian Penin. train ran off the line; 2 killed..
21 June, suar): train precipitated into a chasm made in an em- Wigan (London and Northwestern): carriages thrown bankment by a river torrent; many lives lost,
off the line; sir John Anson and others (13 persons) 26 June, killed
..23 Aug. Walton junction, Warrington (London and Northwest- Retford junction (Great Northern, Manchester, and Shef. ern): collision with coal train; error of pointsman; 8 field): collision; 3 killed..
.23 Aug. lives lost
. 29 June, Near Hartlepool (Northeastern) : train thrown off the At Bray head, near Enniscorthy (Dublin, Wicklow, and
line; 3 killed...
.2 Sept. Wexford): went off the line into a gorge; 2 killed, Peamarsh crossing, near Guildford (Southwestern): col. many injured..
..9 Aug
lision with a bullock; train thrown off the line; 3 killed, Between New Mills and Peak Forest: 2 collisions; 5
9 Sept. lives lost....
.9 Sept. Barkston junction, near Grantham (Great Northern): 2 French Great Northern, about 14 miles from Paris: sey
.. 10 Jan. 1874 eral killed, many wounded..
..27 Oct. Near Manuel and Bo'ness junction, between Edinburgh Lake Shore railway, New York: embankment fell; 41
and Glasgow (North British): collision of London expersons burned to death...
.18 Dec.
press with mineral train; 16 killed..
.27 Jan, Carr's Rock, on river Delaware; (Erie railway): carriages Euxton junction, between Preston and Wigan; collision precipitated down an embankment; 26 persons killed,
through fog and too great speed; 2 killed.. ..20 Feb. 62 very seriously injured..
.14 April, 1868 Merthyr Tydvil (Great Western): coupling broke, causAbergele, N. Wales (London and Northwestern): collision ing collision; about 40 seriously injured; 1 death, between Irish mail train and luggage train; barrels of
18 May, petroleum ignited; 33 persons burned to death (see Bargoed (Rhymney railway): collision; train ran away Abergele)..
..20 Aug.
through brakes not acting; 2 killed; much damage, Near Birlingbury station (Rugby and Leamington): car
12 Aug. riages went over Draycot embankment; 2 persons Thorpe, near Norwich (East Norfolk): collision; two killed....
.....1 Oct.
trains met (mistake of Cooper and Robson, telegraph Near Bull's Pill, S. Wales (Great Western): mail train ran clerks; committed for trial for manslaughter); 26 into a cattle train; 1 person and many cattle killed,
deaths; about 50 injured; 8.30 P.M. ... ....10 Sept. 6 Nov.
(Cost the company above 13,0001. ; Cooper senteuced Near Copenhagen Tunnel, Holloway (Great Northern): to 8 months' imprisonment; 7 April, 1875.)
coal train ran off the line; 2 killed... .18 Jan. 1869 Shipton, near Oxford (Great Western): tire of carriage Near Khandalla, Bombay (Great Indian Peninsular):
wheel broke; train driven over an embankment; 34 train ran off the line; about 18 killed.. .26 Jan.
deaths ensued, about 70 injured...
24 Dec. Arch fell in at Bethnal Green (Great Eastern): coal train
[Verdict of inquiry, accidental deaths; 16 March, passing; 5 killed.
1875.) Newcross (London and Brighton): collision; 2 killed, Rothbury, near Morpeth (Northeastern): train ran off many injured; loss to the company by compensation,
embankment; 4 killed..
..3 July, 1875 about 70,0001..
.23 June, Kildwick, near Skipton, Yorkshire (Midland): Scotch exNear Barnet (Great Northern): collision; 1 man burned press ran into an excursion train; 7 deaths, 11.30 P. M. , to death.. ..16 Aug
28 Aug Long Eaton junction (Midland): collision; 7 killed. 9 Oct. Between Mutford and Somerleyton; train ran off the line; Near Welwyn (Great Northern): collision; 3 killed. 24 Oct.
3 killed...
...1 Jan. 1876 Eureka, St. Louis, Missouri: collision; 19 killed,
Near Odessa; train ran over embankment; about 68 12 May, 1870 killed..
.8 Jan. Near Newark (Great Northern): collision; a wagon of a Abbot's Ripton (Great Northern); near Huntingdon: 2 goods train, through the breaking of an old axle, went
collisions; first, Scotch express with coal train; and, of the rails and met an excursion train; 19 deaths;
second, with Leeds express from London, whereby 14 1.30 AM....
.21 June, deaths, including Mr. Thomas Mure, Scotch advocate; Near Carlisle: collision; 5 killed.
a son of Mr. Noble, the sculptor; a son of Mr. Dion Tamworth (London and Northwestern): Irish mail (late)
Boucicault, dramatist; brother and two nieces of Dr. sent into a siding; broke down a buttress and ran into Burdon Sanderson; during a snow-storm......21 Jan. the river Anker (error of a pointsman); 3 deaths,
(Coroner's inquest : verdict, virtually accidental
4.7 A.M. 14 Sept. deaths; directors censured for not baving a separate Plessis, near Tours: collision between two trains; sev
line for mineral traffic, 3 Feb. 1876.) eral killed
.4 A.M. 20 Sept. Near Long Ashton (on Great Western), "Flying DutchHarrow (London and Northwestern): collision with
man" express: about 67 miles an hour; driver and coal wagons; 7 killed...
.26 Nov.
stoker killed; defective condition of permanent way, Brockley Whins (Northeastern): collision through mis.
27 July, take of Hedley, a pointsman; 5 killed.... ....6 Dec. Between Radstock and Wellow, about four miles from Barnsley (Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire rail.
Bath (Somerset and Dorset), single line: collision beway): collision; goods trucks broke loose; 14 killed,
tween excursion trains; 14 killed; about 11 P. M. 7 Aug. many injured...
...12 Dec.
[Inquest: verdict, manslaughter against James Bell bar, near Hatfield (Great Northern): tire of wheel Sleep, station master, 12 Sept. 1876.)
broke; break and carriages overturned; 8 killed. 26 Dec. Wambrechie, near Lille (French Great Northern): colBetween Bandoz and St. Nizaire: explosion of gun
lision with a conveyance on level crossing; 6 killed, powder in casks; 60 killed.... .25 Feb. 1871
5 Nov. Revere (Eastern railroad, between Boston and l'ortland, Arlsey siding, near Hitchin (Great Northern): collision U.S.): collision; above 20 killed.
.. 26 Aug.
of Manchester express with goods train; 6 killed. 23 Dec. Near Champigny (Lyons Company): a spring broke; 11
(Verdict of inquest: neglect of Thomas Pepper, the killed...
. 16 Sept. driver skilled), in not obeserving the s gual, 5 Jan. 1877.]
.5 Aug.
Near Ashtabula, U.S., Pacific express from New York: a gained by the English, under the duke of Marlborough,
bridge over a creek broke down during a snow-storm;
above 100 perished by drowning, burning, etc. 29 Dec. 1876 and the allies over the French, commanded by the elecNear Morpeth (Northeastern): Scotch express went off
tor of Bavaria and the marshal de Villeroy, on Whitthe line; 5 killed.
.. early 25 March, 1877 sunday, 23 May (0.s. 12), 1706. The French were soon Near Billing, Northamptonshire (London and North
seized with a panic, and a general rout ensued: about western): collision; 2 deaths.
18 Oct. Buckstone junction, near Grantham (Great Northern):
4000 of the allied army were slain in the engagement. express ran off the rails; 2 killed...
.7 Dec. This accelerated the fall of Louvain, Brussels, etc. Holcombe, near Leeds (Midland): collision of trains; 2 killed..
24 Dec.
Ranelagh (near Chelsea), a public garden for conChester: 2 carriages went off rails; 1 death; above 30
certs and dancing, occupying the grounds of Ranelagh hurt.
18 July, 1878 House (built by Jones, earl of Ranelagh, about 1691), Newcross: collision between carriages of Brighton and
Southeastern Cos. : several injured, 7.45 P.M. (Bank was opened with a breakfast, 5 April, 1742. The music holiday)...
for the orchestra was frequently composed by Dr. Arne. Sittingbourne (London, Chatham, and Dover): cheap fast
The gardens were closed, and the buildings taken down, train, bringing home holiday-makers; ran into luggage trucks; mistake of pointsman; midday.......31 Aug.
in 1804. (Jacob Moden and Charles Clarke committed for
Rangoon, maritime capital of the Burmese empire, trial for manslaughter, 3 Sept. 1878.) Curragheen, near Cork: engine uncoupled; ran off line;
built by Alompra, 1753, was taken by sir A. Campbell on 3 killed and many injured.
...5 Sept. 11 May, 1824. In Dec. 1826, it was ceded to the BurNear Pontypridd junction (Rhondda branch of Taff val.
mese on condition of the payment of a sum of money, ley line): collision through error of signals; 13 killed; about 40 hurt..
the reception of a British resident at Ava, and freedom of
...19 Oct. Talybont (Brecon and Merthyr): engines uncontrolled; commerce. Oppression of the British merchants led to
ran down steep descent; 4 killed; great destruction the second Burinese war, 1852. Rangoon was taken by of property
..2 Dec, Bloomfield, near Tipton, Staffordshire (London and
storm by gen. Godwin, 14 April, and annexed to the Northwestern): collisions; about 30 severely injured,
British dominions in December. An English bishopric
31 May, 1879 founded, 1877; see Burmah. Near Manningtree (Great Eastern): train ran off line; 1 killed, several injured...
.8 Dec.
Ransome's Artificial Stone, the invention of Tay bridge, Dundee: bridge and train blown into the Mr. Fred. Ransome, 1848, is made by dissolving common river; about 74 lives lost....
.28 Dec. Brickfield siding, Burscough junction (Lancashire and
flint (silica) in heated caustic alkali, adding fine sand. Yorkshire): collision, through error of signalman; 8 The mixture is pressed into moulds and heated to reddeaths.
....15 Jan. 1880 ness. Argenteuil, near Paris: collision; 7 killed. ........4 Feb. Lofthouse, near Wakefield (Great Northern); train ran
Ranters, a sect which arose in 1645, similar to the off line; 2 deaths.
20 March Seekers, now termed Quakers. The name is now applied A bridge fell near Hereford (Midland): 1 death .18 June,
to the Primitive Methodists, separated from the main Marshall Meadows, 2 or 3 miles north of Berwick (North British); "Flying Scotchman" engine ran off the line;
body in 1810; see Wesleyans. carriages precipitated down embankment; guard,
Rape was punished with death by the Jews, Romans, driver, and fireman killed; much damage to carriages; few passengers (alleged cause, loose rails),
and Goths; by mutilation and loss of eyes in William
about 11 A. M. 10 Aug. I.'s reign. This was mitigated by the statute of WestNear Wennington junction, 12 miles north of Lancaster minster 1,3 Edw. I. 1274. Made felony by stat. West(Midland): train went off the rails; 8 deaths..11 Aug.
minster 2, 12 Edw. III. 1338; and without benefit of Near Manchester (Midland): train went off rails; 17 injured.
clergy, 18 Eliz. 1575. Rape made punishable by transNear Nine Elms station, Vauxhall (Southwestern): colli- portation in 1841; by penal servitude for life, or a less sion of train with a left engine; 5 killed, 20 injured,
period, 1861. Kibworth, Leicestershire (Midland): Scotch express; Raphia, a port of Palestine. Here Antiochus III. of
driver by mistake reversed the engine; collision with advancing train; several severely injured......9 Oct.
Syria was defeated by Ptolemy Philopator, king of Egypt, Leeds (Midland): collision; 2 deaths, many injured,
217 B.C.
21 Dec. Dalston junction (North London): collision, through
Raphoe, a bishopric in N. Ireland. St. Columberror in signalling; 2 deaths ensued, about 30 hurt, kill, a man of great virtue and learning, and of royal
26 Feb. 1881 blood, founded a monastery in this place, and it was Mexico (Morelos railway): through fall of bridge near
afterwards enlarged by other holy men; but it is the Cuartla; train precipitated into river San Antonio; about 200 lives lost...
night of 24 June,
received opinion that St. Eunan erected the church into Spuyten Duyvil Creek, New York (Hudson River rail- a cathedral, and was the first bishop of the see in the road): collision; 9 killed
...13 Jan.
eighth century. Raphoe was united to the bishopric of Rainbow. Its theory was developed by Kepler in Derry by act 3 & 4 Will. IV. 1833; see Bishops. 1611, and by René Descartes iu 1629; see Spectrum.
Rappahannock, see Chancellorsville and Trials, Rainfall. Mr. G. J. Symons printed a table of 1865. rainfall in Britain for 140 years, 1726–1865, in the Re- Raspberry, not named among the fruits early inports of the British Association in 1866. The wettest troduced into this country from the continent. The year was 1852, being 38 per cent. above the average; but Virginian raspberry (Rubus occidentalis), before 1696, and 1872 was 58 per cent. He began to publish his " Annual the Aowering raspberry (Rubus odoratus), about 1700, Rainfall in the British Isles" in 1866. In 1867 he pub- came from North America. lished " Rain: How, When, Where, Why, it is Meas
Rastadt, Baden. Here the preliminaries of a peace ured." It contains an attempt at a rainfall table of the
were signed, 6 March, 1714, by marshal Villars, on the world.
part of the French king, and by prince Eugene, on the Raleigh's Conspiracy, termed the Main Plot part of the emperor; the German frontier was restored (which see).
to the terms of the peace of Ryswick.---The CONGRESS Ramadan, the Mahometan month of fasting, in oF RASTADT, to treat of a general peace with the Ger1865, 28 Jan. to 27 Feb.; and from 27 Dec. 1867 to 30 manic powers, was commenced 9 Dec. 1797; and negotiJan. 1868 inclusive. It is followed by the festivai of ations were carried on throughout 1798. The atrocious Bairam (which see).
massacre of the French plenipotentiaries at Rastadt by Rambouillet, a royal château, about 25 miles from the Austrian regiment of Szeltzler took place 28 April, Paris. Here Francis I. died, 31 March, 1547; and here 1799. Charles X, abdicated, 2 Aug. 1830. After being owned
Ratcliffe Highway (now St. George's street), East by the count of Thoulouse and the duc de Penthièvre, it
London. Mr. Marr, a shopkeeper here, with his wife, was bought by Louis XVI, 1778.
child, and boy, were brutally murdered in a few minutes, Ramillies (Belgium), the site of a brilliant victory | 7 Dec. 1811. In the same neighborhood, on 11 Dec., Mr.
and Mrs. Williamson, their child and servant, were also Real Actions Limitation Act, passed 1874, murdered. A man, named Williams, arrested on suspi- came into operation 1 Jan. 1879. cion, committed suicide, 15 Dec.
Real Presence, see Transubstantiation. Rathmines (near Dublin). Col. Jones, governor Realists, see Nominalists. of Dublin castle, made a sally out, routed the marquess of Ormond at Rathmines, killed 4000 men, and took 2517 country early in the present century, but failed from its
Reaping-machines. One was invented in this prisoners, with their cannon, baggage, and ammunition, intricacies. At the meeting of the British Association 2 Aug. 1649.
at Dundee, Sept. 1867, the rev. Patrick Bell stated that Rating Act, 37 & 38 Vict. c. 54, passed 7 Aug. 1874; he invented a reaping-machine in 1826, which was used abolishes exemptions from the Poor-law act, 43 Eliz.; in 1827; the principle being that on which the best and provides for the rating of woods, mines, rights of American machines are now constructed. On 15 Jan. fowling, fishing, etc.
1868, he was presented with a valuable testimonial, and Rationalism, the doctrine of those who reject a
10001, in money. McCormick's American machine was divine revelation and admit no other means of acquiring invented about 1831, and perfected in 1846; he received knowledge but experience and reason.
The leading
a gold medal from the jurors of the Exhibition of 1851; writers are Reimarus of Hamburg (clied 1768), Paulus and also at the Royal Agricultural Society's competition of Heidelberg, Eichhorn, Reinhard, and Strauss. w. at Bristol, 6 Aug. 1878. The sheaves are bound by these Lecky's " History of Rationalism in Europe" appeared reaping - machines. About 200 patented; few good. July, 1865; and Dr. J. Hurst's, April, 1867.
Hussey's machine, also American, exhibited in 1851, was
highly commended. Ratisbon (in Bavaria) was made a free imperial city about 1200. Several diets have been held here. A by the French republicans, 10 Nov. 1793, and was per
Reason was decreed to be worshipped as a goddess peace was concluded here between France and the em- sonified by an actress.— Thomas Paine's " Age of Reaperor of Germany, by which was terminated the war for the Mantuan succession, signed 13 Oct. 1630. In later son" was published in 1794–5; Immanuel Kant's "Critimes it was at Ratisbon, in a diet held there
, that the tique of Pure Reason" (" Kritik der reinen Vernunft"),
1781. German princes seceded from the Germanic empire, and placed themselves under the protection of the emperor
Rebecca Riots, see Wales, 1843, 1878. Napoleon of France, 1 Aug. 1806. Ratisbon was made
Rebellion, Dorr's. For nearly two hundred years an archbishopric in 1806; secularized in 1810; was ceded the people of Rhode Island had lived under a charter to Bavaria in 1815; became again an archbishopric in from Charles II., according to which only those owning 1817.
a certain amount of property could vote. In 1843 the Rattening (from ratten, provincial for rat), the re
desire to change this provision gave rise to two parties, moving and hiding workmen's tools as a punishment for the "Suffrage" and the " Law and Order." Each deternon-payment to trades-unions, or opposition to them. mined to secure to their party the administration of afMuch" rattening" was disclosed at the commission of fairs, and each elected their own state officers. Thomas inquiry at Sheffield in June, 1867; and at Manchester W. Dorr was chosen governor by the "Suffrage" party, Sept. following; see Sheffield.
and took possession of the state arsenal; the militia were
called out, and he was compelled to flee. In a second atRaucoux (Belgium). Here marshal Saxe and the tempt, the party was overpowered by U. S. troops, and French army totally defeated the allies under prince Dorr was arrested, brought to trial, convicted of treason, Charles of Lorraine, 11 Oct. 1746.
and sentenced to imprisonment for life; but some time Ravaillac's Murder of Henry IV. of France, 14 after he was pardoned. A free constitution was adopted May, 1610. The execution of the assassin on 27 May in the meantime by the people, under which the governwas accompanied by most elaborate tortures.
ment is now conducted. Ravenna (on the Adriatic), a city of the papal
Rebellion, SaaYs's. At the close of the Revolution, states, founded by Greek colonists, fell under the Roman the United States were burdened with a very heary forpower about 234 B.C. It was favored and embellished eign and domestic debt. They were impoverished by by the emperors, and Honorius made it the capital of the long war, and it was difficult to raise the means to the Empire of the West about A.D. 404. In 568 it be- meet the arrears of pay due the soldiers of the Revolucame the capital of an exarchate. It was subdued by tion. On the recommendation of Congress, each state the Lombards in 752, and their king, Astolphus, in 754 endeavored to provide means for raising its quota by a
direct tax. surrendered it to Pepin, king of France, who gave it to
This effort produced much excitement in the pope Stephen, and thus laid the foundation of the some of the states, and finally, in 1787, a portion of the temporal power of the Holy See. On 11 April, 1512, a people of Massachusetts openly rebelled. Daniel Shays, battle was fought between the French, under Gaston de who had been a captain in the Continental army, marchFoix (duke of Nemours and nephew of Louis XII.), and ed at the head of a thousand men, took possession of the Spanish and Papal armies. De Foix perished in Worcester, and prevented a session of the Supreme Court. the moment of his victory, and his death closed the He repeated his performance at Springfield; and the ingood-fortune of the French in Italy. Ravenna became surrection soon became so formidable that the governor part of the kingdom of Italy in 1860.
was compelled to call out several thousand militia under
gen. Lincoln to suppress it. This was speedily accomMany of the Accoltellatori, a secret society of assassins (said to have been formerly followers of Garibaldi)
plished. Though some of the insurgents were sentenced who long kept the city in terror, arrested Sept.-Oct.;
to death, none were executed. A free pardon was final. condemned to life imprisonment. .............12 Dec. 1874 ly given to all. Ré, ISLE OF (W. coast of France, near Rochelle).
Rebellion, WHISKEY. In 1794, a rebellion broke Oyster-beds planted here in 1862 have flourished; see
out in Western Pennsylvania, in opposition to the naRochelle.
tional excise laws. The insurgents put 16,000 men in Readers, a new order of ministrants in the Church outrages, and defied the national government. The gov
the field, maltreated the excise officers, committed many of England, received the assent of the archbishops and
ernor of Pennsylvania refusing to act, Washington, as bishops in July, 1866. They were not to be ordained or
president of the United States, called out 13,000, alteraddressed as reverend.
wards increasing the number to 15,000, militiamen of Reading (Berkshire). Here Alfred defeated the Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey; and, Danes, 871. The abbey was founded in 1121 by llenry putting gen. Henry Lee of Virginia in command, orderI. The last abbot was banged in 1539 for denying the ed a movement against the insurgents on 1 Sept. 1794. king's supremacy. The palace prison was erected 1850. The prompt response to the call for militia intimidated

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WestJet goes mobile with TSA PreCheck program
Airline also launches electronic boarding passes for U.S. flights
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Le Twist est un modèle de tramway articulé à plancher bas. Commercialisé à partir de 2012, le Twist est construit par l'entreprise polonaise PESA.

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The spar varnish products you mention above are a less expensive synthetic varnish. You could expect a year or two of wood protection before it all flakes off. For a boat you should use a proper marine spar varnish such as made by Ephanes. It is a product that you thin for the first couple coats, then use full strength. It is available from quality marines stores or from a boat building supply stores like Noah's. It is more expensive but it will last many years on your boat.


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The "really nice text" Stephenson sent new Roos assistant Rocca
By Andrew Slevison 2021-01-14T11:21+11:00
Jaidyn Stephenson will reunite with Anthony Rocca at North Melbourne this year.
The former Collingwood star forward has been appointed as an assistant coach at Arden Street where he will link up with Kangaroos recruit Stephenson.
Rocca, who will be working closely with the rucks and taller players, said Stephenson has already reached out and is excited to again be at the same club following their time together at the Magpies.
"He gave me a really nice text the other day, 'Stepho'," Rocca said on Sportsday.
"He was happy I was there. I've got that Collingwood connection with him and he's really looking forward to working closely together.
"I rate Jaidyn really highly. He has an X-factor. We know he had some issues last year and he tried to overcome them.
"When he's up and going, he can be a dominating forward. He can turn games in the space of five minutes."
Stephenson, who won the 2018 Rising Star award, kicked 76 goals in 54 games for the Pies before joining North last trade period.
Rocca is also optimistic about what is ahead for the Roos, particularly from a key forward viewpoint with Nick Larkey and Cam Zurhaar set to take the mantle following Ben Brown's move to Melbourne.
He also feels the ruck position is in very good hands with Todd Goldstein leading the way with support from Tom Campbell and Tristan Xerri.
"The likes of Nick Larkey and Cameron Zurhaar. Those two could be a really good combination for the future," he added.
"I love the way Zurhaar goes about it. He's tough, strong, loves the contested mark and just loves crashing packs.
"I'm excited working with Todd Goldstein. He's a really good ruckman who has achieved a lot and I believe he could still achieve a whole lot more.
"The likes of Tom Campbell, who has been a back-up ruckman for a long time. He keeps putting the pressure on underneath at VFL level. The games I've seen him play at AFL level, he's a crash and bash ruckman who's done a great job. I hope he can keep putting pressure on to help Goldstein out in that regard.
"Tristan Xerri is another young kid going through the VFL ranks as well. If they both can put the pressure on Todd, that will make him a better ruckman."
Rocca has bolstered David Noble's Kanagroos' coaching staff after working in development roles at Collingwood over the last decade.


You are the head judge of PPTQ. Anna has a Courser of Kruphix in play. Both Anna and Nicole are playing quickly due to it being near the end of time in the round. While watching the match, you see Anna untap, play the revealed land from the top of her library, and draw for her turn. She then records that she gained 1 life from the Courser of Kruphix trigger. Nicole immediately calls for a Judge. Assuming no cheating has occurred, what do you do?
After a great week discussing the fine points between Game Rules Violations and Drawing Extra Cards, we are ready for the answer. The first area to address as part of our investigation is to clarify the situation. In this scenario, it was stated that no cheating was involved, so we need to focus on what other aspects of the IPG may apply and investigate what the players believed to have happened.
Many of you correctly identified that there were several problems that occurred. The first incorrect action was that Anna played the revealed land from the top of her library prior to drawing a card for the turn. Anna has committed a Game Play Error – Game Rules Violation (IPG 2.5).
The next action Anna performed was to draw a card for the turn. However, the Courser of Kruphix requires the player to play with the top of their library revealed, which was not performed after the revealed land was played.
A number of you also correctly pointed out that because a Game Rule Violation had been committed, this should not be a Game Play Error – Drawing Extra Cards (IPG 2.3).
Anna has committed a Game Rule Violation and the best solution is for the Head Judge to authorize a backup. Because the incorrectly drawn card was unknown, a card should be taken at random from Anna's hand and placed face down on her library. The land that was incorrectly played (and known to both players due to being face up on the library) should then be placed on top of Anna's library and turned face up per the Courser of Kruphix. If Anna's life gain from the Courser of Kruphix was recorded, that also needs to be corrected as part of the rewind.
While we recognize the card returned from Anna's hand to the top of her library may not be the one that was drawn, this is an acceptable fix and the chance of Anna gaining any advantage is extremely small.
Though Anna performed several incorrect actions, they were performed in one continuous action and should result in only one penalty. A Game Play Error – Game Rule Violation should be issued to Anna. No penalty is assigned to Nicole as she called for a judge immediately (IPG 2.6). When issuing the penalty, the judge should verify if Anna has received any other previous penalties in the tournament.
Thank you to everyone who participated this week. We look forward to seeing your discussion in tomorrow's scenario.


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FrankWolley said: ↑
Was it the 'tube'? Wasn't it the London Overground? Which is virtually identical to National Rail....where one CAN legally drink?
London Overground is operated by TfL and has the same byelaws as the 'tube', DLR etc.
Only services rum by other rails companies are subject to the National Railway Byelaws
https://tfl.gov.uk/corporate/terms-and-conditions/byelaws
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I see the ex-police inspector Mike Neville, who shopped Diane Abbott, resigned from the force while under investigation for his activities on Twitter, including comparing gay equality to Nazi Germany, and ranting about migrants "who have turned London into a foreign city."
I knew it!! It is a Far Right plot to discredit Ms Abbott, an otherwise blameless and highly respected politician.
sparkleghirl said: ↑
M&S sells out of Mojito
https://www.independent.co.uk/life-...c-a8881276.html?amp&__twitter_impression=true
I don't this has had quite the impact that some were expecting or hoping for.
Oscillatingass said: ↑
If the cap fits....
It certainly looks like Mr Neville was stalking her, hoping to get film of her doing something he could splash on t'Internet. Pity she gave him the opportunity.
dunnocks said: ↑
my utter contempt for this pathetic individual is based on everything I have heard her say and everything I have seen her do. I have no personal dealings with her, its purely her pubic behaviour that leaves me shaking my head in disbeleif that she has never been banned from public office, or prosecuted.
Of all the idiots we have prancing around the house of commons right now, she is the most irresponsible, the most racist, the most incompetant and the biggest single bar to labour winning an election.
Labour might have won the last election without her.
Diane Abbott - from a working class family, daughter of a welder and a nurse, she became one of the first-ever black MP's elected in Britain. And she's the longest serving black MP in the country, serving her community for 32 years.
She has consistently voted in favour of women's rights and LGBTQ rights. She's consistently voted to raise disability and carer benefits, and consistently voted in favour of jobs and opportunities for young people.
She's the founder of the Schools And The Black Child initiative, which raises educational achievement among black children. She's worked to raise minority representation in parliament. She set up a cross-party committee to investigate youth gun crime, and she's the chair of the All Party Parliamentary British-Caribbean Group.
She receives more hate mail, death threats and rape threats than any other MP. Half of all hate mail sent to female MP's is sent to Diane Abbott.
Despite that she's served her community for 32 years. In her last election she won her constituency by a majority of over 75%
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she is racist. She should have been out on her ear decades ago, why has she been allowed to get away with blatent, public racism?
dunnocks, Apr 22, 2019
As I keep saying, her judgement leaves a lot to be desired which is of course slightly worrying if she ever did become a Cabinet Minister. If I thought people were "out to get me" I would avoid boozing on the underground.
Mr Neville did not take the photograph of Abbott. He only commented on it when it was posted on Twitter.
Thank you for posting Abbott's CV.
Not sure what all that has to do with her drinking alcohol on a TFL train.
I think the implication is that as long as you have done lots of good things and you are Shadow Home Secretary, it is fine to drink alcohol on the underground despite the bylaws forbidding it. A second implication is that if you think Abbott's behaviour is anything other than perfectly fine you must be a fascist ("if the cap fits")
No, I'm pointing out that to describe her as "a pathetic individual" and "racist" is not borne out by her long career of public service in which she has indisputably made the world a better place.
@binaryhex Do you have any stats on how many people have been prosecuted under the No Alcohol rule? It might be interesting to see, given the wording of the title of this thread.
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I think it's relevant to @dunnocks' assertion that she despises Diane Abbott for everything she's ever said and done.
ilovesooty, Apr 22, 2019
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Only services rum by other rails companies
Is that a typo or a Freudian slip?
harsh-but-fair, Apr 22, 2019
we are talking about a woman who complained about not wanting to be treated by nurses with blond hair and blue eyes.
I will never understand why her political career survived 5 minutes after that statement.
and there are people on here who put the word racist in quotation marks, and say the allegation isn't borne out!?
I was quoting you.
She didn't say what you alleged, anyway. She wrote in her local paper, the Hackney Gazette, in 1996, that her local hospital should not be recruiting Finnish nurses:
``I am sure that these young women are charming. But they are basically here to improve their English and are unlikely to give the British health service a lifetime's commitment.''
She didn't say anything about them treating her. So, no, I don't think your allegation IS borne out, because it's highly inaccurate and distorted.
she complained that blond haired blue eyed finnish nurses are not suitable for treating black people
she said "becasue west Indian Mums will go to the wall for their children", when explaining how she justified sending her child to a private school after slating other people for doing the same.
She said "white people like to play divide and rule"
She has singlehandedly set the fight against racism back years
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racroesus said: ↑
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Является чемпионом мира 2005 по пляжному футболу.

Летом 2009 года присоединился к подмосковному клубу «Химки». Дебютировал в чемпионате России 22 августа 2009 года в матче 19-го тура против ЦСКА.

В 2010 году перешёл в израильский клуб «Маккаби» (Петах-Тиква).

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My uncle's special Thanksgiving dessert is sweet potato pie. My brother's special Thanksgiving dessert is pumpkin cheesecake. And since I'm going to see both of them on Thanksgiving, I decided to make a hybrid of the two—sweet potato cheesecake.
Growing up, cheesecake was a rare treat—considered extremely fancy and not something you ate at home. Mom instead made a berry yogurt pie with a granola crust, which while not as rich and dense as cheesecake but was still a creamy sweet treat. But still, it wasn't quite the same.
One day our next-door neighbor made a cheesecake from scratch. It was a plain cheesecake with tall sturdy sides topped with a thin-layer of sour cream. Each bite was luscious and I thought she must have some special skills to make something so satisfying. A few years ago my dad gave me a generous Williams-Sonoma gift certificate. I raided the store, splurging on items I wouldn't ordinarily buy and one of those was a spring-form pan. I had decided it was time to teach myself how to make cheesecake.
I went through a myriad of recipes, and some were super complicated, insisting you separate your eggs, folding in the yolks and whites at different times. Some called for baking it for an hour and then leaving it in the turned-off oven to cool for another half hour. Some used crusts while others didn't. What I soon learned, however, was that cheesecake doesn't have to be a lot of work—given the right circumstances you could whip one every night, which I practically did when I lived with a guy who was on a low-carb diet.
The basic formula is simple, 1 egg per 1/2 pound of cream cheese. If you don't have time to get your cream cheese and eggs to room temperature (as every recipe will recommend), then just rest them on top of the oven as you preheat—they'll soon be warm enough. Then just throw your eggs, cream cheese, sweetener, some vanilla, some spices and some lemon juice into the blender, and in minutes you'll have a batter. If you're forgoing a crust, you're pretty much done save for baking it for a half hour or so, and then chilling (though warm cheese cake is just as appealing as cold). Sometimes they'll crack on top, and I reckon the experts would say that I pulled it out of the oven too fast or over beat the batter. But an ugly cheesecake isn't a problem because I always spread on top some sour cream mixed with a bit of sugar, lemon juice and vanilla, which deliciously masks all imperfections.
When I was as at the farmer's market recently, they had mountains of sweet potatoes in several varieties for only a dollar a pound. That was a third of the price they were at the grocery store, so I grabbed a few. My original intention was to make sweet potato pie, but since my uncle already does that, and I had a ton of cream cheese on hand, I decided to make the cheesecake instead. After baking one of the sweet potatoes for about an hour, I threw the mashed vegetable into my blender with some eggs, some cream cheese and some spices. In no time I had a batter. I had some ginger snaps and pecans, and even though I'm lazy and usually do without a crust, I decided that a ginger snap cookie and pecan crust would go well with the spicy, earthy sweet potato. My hunch proved correct.
So Thanksgiving's still a week or so away, and there won't be any of this cheesecake left by the time I head to Texas, but it was such a snap I may just whip it up again—if my uncle and brother don't mind.
To make the crust, mix together the crushed ginger snaps, chopped pecans, and melted butter.
Press the crust into a 9-inch spring-form pan, evenly covering the bottom and going up the sides about 1/4 of an inch.
Place in the fridge or in near an open window with a cold breeze.
To make the batter, using a mixer or a strong blender, throw in the softened cream cheese and eggs. Mix until smooth and combined.
Pour into spring-form pan, and bake for 45 minutes. Cheesecake will be done when the sides are set and the center is still a big jiggly. Turn off the oven, and then leave the cheesecake in the oven with the door open for about half an hour.
To make the topping while the cheesecake bakes, place the chopped pecans in a heated dry iron skillet, and toast for about 3 to 5 minutes or until warm and fragrant.
Mix the sour cream, vanilla, cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, syrup, and sugar together. Add the pecans.
Take cheesecake out of the oven, spread on the topping, and let sit for another half hour. Chill in the refrigerator for 4 to 8 hours and then serve.
A 1-pound sweet potato cooked in the oven at 425 degrees for a little over an hour will yield enough for the recipe. Alternatively, you can use canned sweet potato. The topping and crust are purely optional. If you bake without a crust, baking time will be about 35 minutes.
OMG, this sounds just fantastic. It's even pretty healthy for a dessert too! (Not that we care when it's Thanksgiving, nor should we!) Love the sound of it.
BTW, what a buy on sweet potatoes. They're a lot more than that here.
Man I wish my wife liked sweet potatoes!
I may just make this anyway, as I happen to have all of the ingredients on hand.
then again, I may go for a cranberry cheesecake, since I have all of those ingredients on hand as well….
I'm not a huge dessert guy, but I did grow up(as I'm sure you did) on sweet potato pie, and I do love cheesecake, so this one goes in my (very limited) desert file. Holler if you are down here for T-day and have time!
Lisa, thanks so much for helping to spread the word about Drop In & Decorate Cookies for Donation! And yum, your sweet potato cheesecake might just make an appearance at our Thanksgiving table this year.
I so love cheesecake & will try this one soon. Working on T-G so will prepare it sometime after.
Well, probably the only way you could get me to eat sweet potato is in the pie, …. but even though I'm no lover of cheesecake, this looks delicious too!
Thank you. Your sweet potato cheesecake will grace my thanksgiving table. And those warm lovies will be coming from Dallas.
This is a brilliant idea! The slice you've profiled looks soooo creamy good.
I like the idea of a sweet potato cheese cake!
Oh Lisa that looks lovely. I am in pumpkin heaven.
Oh man does that look good….
Kalyn–I don't know exactly how healthy it is, but it is fantastic!
Jerry–The wonderful thing about this dessert is even those who don't like sweet potatoes love it–it's creamy, sweet and spicy–what's not to love? Cranberry cheesecake sounds awesome, too.
Frank–Yep, we always have sweet potato pie, so creamy and delicious. Sadly, I'm only going to be outside Dallas for a little over 24 hours, but I'll definitely give you a holler next time I'm in Austin.
Lydia–You're very welcome. You've created an amazing thing and I'm honored you asked me to help spread the word.
Olivia–Yep, it's a sneaky way to get those who don't normally like sweet potatoes to change their opinion.
Hensteeth–You're welcome–hope your family enjoys it!
Cynthia–Thanks! It's the best of both worlds–cheesecake and sweet potato pie.
Meeta–Thanks! You can substitue pumpkin for the sweet potato and get similar results.
It's like eating your vegetables, right? Sweet potatoes are good for you!
Your picture makes your cheesecake look particularly inviting — creamy and rich.
Julie–Yes, it's exactly like that–the sweet potato completely cancels out the sugar, syrup and copious amounts of dairy!
Oh man, this looks GOOD! Yum yum yum.
That cheesecake looks fabulous I think I am going to make it for my son. He is at A & M and can't come home for the holidays, his favorite is cheesecake and sweet potatoes. Great combination!
I agree with Kalyn – this does sound – and look- fantastic!!
I think the dreamiest part of this post is the idea of going into Williams-Sonoma with a "generous" gift certificate and getting whatever you want. (Swoon!) Okay, the cheesecake sounds yummy too.
Hope you're well – and enjoy TX next week! I won't be going home, but I'll be watching the A&M-UT game on Friday, that's for sure!
Looks fabulous. But oh, my God, how can you eat this after a Thanksgiving dinner! I am full already!
Ann–Bourbon is like liquid bacon as it also makes everything better! Great idea!
Kathleen–I bet that'll make your son very happy.
Chris–It's pretty simple, trust me, as I'm not much of a baker either.
Wanda–Enjoy, it is indeed a snap to make.
AT–Yep, I was like a kid in a candy store with all that "free" money. I'll be on a plane when the game is playing, but sometimes when you fly out of Dallas the pilots give score updates. Happy Thanksgiving!
Christine–In my family we take naps and then go for a walk before dessert, so there's usually a wee bit of room to squeeze some more food into our bellies.
It's in the oven right now.
Kate–Thank! And as I'm sure you discovered, cheesecake is not only easy to make but quite the crowd pleaser as well.
Tavo–Excellent news! I hope y'all enjoy it!
Wow! Oh, wow! That looks scrumptious!
Well, with all the sweet potatoes on sale this week I went a little crazy and I was just starting to wonder what to make next…until this! Beautiful! Hope you had a very happy Thanksgiving!
I'm crazy about sweet potatoes. For some reason, they taste funny in pies (I'm still for the traditional pumpkin pie), but cheesecake might be another story. Thanks for the formula.
I've been wanting to make this recipe ever since it was posted. Today we made it, as MINI cheesecakes for a party tomorrow. They are GREAT!
We put paper muffin cups into mini muffin trays, and scooped about 1 tsp of the crust mixture into each. I used a wooden tool (Pampered Chef #1590 "Mini-Tart Shaper) to mash and twist-release the crust into a more or less cohesive shape. Then a small cookie scoop (Pampered Chef #2530) of sweet potato cheesecake filling. Baked at 325F for about 15-16 minutes, let cool on stovetop. Small spoon of topping on each. These also freeze well, before topping.
Note: You can use other tools; I just thought the numbers made it easier than describing these clearly enough.
p.s. The recipe made a little more than 8 dozen mini cheesecakes.
I made these this thanksgiving, after mixing all the ingredients I noticed that the bottom to my spring form pan was missing!!
So I made them in cupcakes.
Thank you for the outstanding recipe!
I never thought to cook them like that.
I will taste your cheesecake recipe : it seems to be so good !


Wood carvings are unique gift ideas.
Skills in woodworking offer you a wide potential of cool gift ideas for your wife. The range of wood varieties and the tools available to work with these woods can allow you to create gifts crafted for decoration to gifts providing functionality as well. By putting your woodworking skills to use, you can create a handmade gift for your wife that she will cherish for life.
A jewelry or keepsake box is not only decorative, your wife will be able to use it as well, making these ideal for gift giving. Finer woods, such as cherry wood or mahogany, can lend an elegance to the project. Use a handheld rotary tool with an engraving cutter accessory to create intricate designs to increase the visual appeal of a jewelry box and even add your wife's name or a date to commemorate a special occasion, such as an anniversary or birthday.
Handmade houseware items are useful gifts for your wife. Serving platters, cooking utensils, bowls and other kitchen items carved from maple are great gifts. Other household items might include coasters with etched scenery or racks for hanging and organizing.
Custom hand-made wooden jewelry is a gift idea your wife might love. Hand-carved wooden miniatures of your wife's favorite animal or flower turned into a necklace is one idea. Attach them to her favorite necklace or use as wooden charms for a bracelet. An engraved wooden ring polished to a high sheen is another jewelry item that might be appreciated.
Plaques engraved with a favorite poem and decorated with wood burning elements is a gift to give your wife. Consider a carved picture frame as well, with etchings of your wife's favorite things decorating the frame itself. Use a handheld rotary tool with an engraving cutter accessory to customize plaques with images, words or just intricate designs to match the decor of your house.
Hose, Carl. "Cool Woodworking Things to Make for Your Wife." Home Guides | SF Gate, http://homeguides.sfgate.com/cool-woodworking-things-make-wife-98852.html. Accessed 22 April 2019.


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