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The Ulster Cycle
Heroic legends from Ireland
The Conception of Conall Cernach
"Conall" and "Cernach", from what are they said? Not hard. There was hesitation of children upon Findchóem, daughter of Cathbad, the wife of Amergin Dark-Hair, so that she bore no children. A certain druid came to see her, and the druid said to her, "if my fee is good," he said, "you will bear a good son for Amergin." "That will be true," she said. "Your fee from me will be good." The druid said, "come to the well tomorrow, and I will go with you." They both went to the well the next day, and the druid sang spells and prophesies over the well. Then the druid said, "wash yourself with it and you will bring forth a son, and no other will be more impious to his mother's family than him; i.e. to the Connachta."
The girl drank a draught from the well then, and she swallowed a worm with the draught, and that worm was in the hand of the boy in his mother's belly, and it pierced the hand and consumed it.
When Cet mac Mágach, his mother's brother, heard that, [gloss incorporated into the text: i.e. that his sister would bear a child who would kill more than half of the Connachta] he protected his sister until she bears her son. The girl's time came, and she bore a son. Druids came to baptise the boy into paganism, and they sang their pagan baptism over the little boy, and said, "there will not be born a boy more impious than this boy to the Connachta, and he will not be a night without the head of a Connachtman on his belt, and he will kill more than half of the Connachta." It's then he took the little boy to himself, and put him under his heel and crushed his neck, but he did not crush his marrow. It's then his mother said to Cet, "wolfish (conda) is the treachery (fell) you do, brother!" she said. "It's true," said Cet. "Conall, or Confhell, [Lenited f (fh) in Irish is silent.] will be his name from here on." And he gave her son to her. From which his is named Conall Crookneck Cernach.
Conall Cernach then: there was a swelling (cern) on the side of his head which was as big as the boss of a shield, after he was struck in Scotland over the loyalty of a woman. It's in that manner he was Cernach.
Conall Cernach, after Conall Cern Niad i.e strong man, for cern means "man" and níad means "strong". Or it is from (Latin) cerno, "I see", for it was the same seeing something by day and by night through the bright eye which was in his head. Or Conall Cernach i.e. Conall the Victorious, for cern means "victory", for great was the victory above everyone.
Notes and manuscript sources
The story of Conall Cernach's conception and birth has not survived as an independent tale, but a brief account has been preserved as part of the Cóir Anmann or "Fitness of Names", a late Middle Irish collection of explanations of the names and epithets of characters from Irish literature and traditional history. I have followed Stokes' edition of the text, although I have repunctuated it in places, and given the story a title. Translation © Patrick Brown 2008.
Whitley Stokes (ed. & trans.), "Cóir Anmann (Fitness of Names)", Irische Texte ser. 3 vol. 2, 1897, pp. 392-395.
Sharon Arbuthnot, "The Manuscript Tradition of Cóir Anmann", Studia Celtica 35, 2001, pp. 285-298
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There are few horror franchises as storied as Resident Evil, after the success of Resident Evil 4 there was a shift in the tone of the franchise. Less horror with a move toward third person action. With Resident Evil 6 being a huge disappointment for the fan base. With fans receiving an unfocused mess of global bioterrorism and multiple intersecting stories that created a narrative mess. After the outcry, Capcom promised to do better with Resident Evil 7 and deliver a more focused horror experience. What remains to be seen is whether Capcom would be able to successfully return to its horror roots. The following may contain spoilers.
Picking up roughly five years after the events of Resident Evil 6, players take on the role of Ethan Winters. Trying to survive his night in the Baker estate in rural Louisiana, he discovers the dark secrets of this haunted house in the fictional town of Dulvey. The player also uncovers the truth behind the disappearance of his wife Mia and other people that were reported missing near the Baker house over the last three years. Eventually learning about Eveline and uncovering a conspiracy to create biological weapons.
Ethan's wife Mia whom had been missing for three years previously.
Not much is known about Ethan, other than that his wife has been missing for three years. He receives an email from Mia and goes to a haunted house to find her. For the most part, Ethan is a blank slate, outside of his reactions to the situations players can project themselves onto him. With the push for VR and immersion, this works but could be easily misconstrued as lazy game design. Though as the player progresses this feels like less of a story where Ethan is the central character. While things happen to him, it's meant to drive the plot forward, this game isn't necessarily about him. The story focuses almost entirely on the Bakers family and their estranged daughter Zoe.
The characters while convincing are mostly left ambiguous. This is especially true as you learn about Eveline. The distinction between how much of the Baker's sociopathic was their own and how much is Eveline's control creates a blurred line. Our first encounter with the Baker family is at dinner, every encounter after that is them trying to kill us. With Jack being the most up front using shovels, axes and other tools. Marguerite is more subtle, stalking the player and using mutated insects. Lucas prefers sadistic games, setting up traps and trying to force victims into no-win scenarios. However, the evidence you can locate allows you to draw your own conclusions on whether the Bakers are evil or are truly victims of circumstance. Like with Ethan this could be mistaken for lazy game design but here it works where in other games this type of character development would fall on its face.
The house Ethan searches for Mia at the beginning of his journey.
The two biggest changes for Resident Evil 7 would be the refocus on horror and moving to the first person. Since the change from isometric pre-rendered backgrounds to the third person with Resident Evil 4, the series has been moving away from its horror roots and settling more into an action game with Resident Evil characters and themes. This refocus sees the player going through Ethan Winter's night in Louisiana with the Baker family. The refocus on horror also comes with a blend of atmospheric horror, some psychological horror and seldom used but effective jump scares.


Owning a horse is a big responsibility. For young people who have a horse, they often don't know how to train or play with their horse in order to make the experience the best it can be for them as well as their horse. That's why the Parelli Education Institute is hosting its first ever "Youth Adventure Camp" March 21-23, 2014, at the Hill Top Ranch in Yalaha, Florida.
The Youth Adventure Camp takes place at the beautiful Hill Top Ranch. The 245-acre ranch borders lakes and beaches and features a large covered arena, outdoor arenas, obstacle courses and a playground complete with platforms, jumps, bridge, tunnel, chute, water pond, tires and pedestals. "It's the perfect setting to learn and have fun," added Edmond Hayes.


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How Far Is Kennett Square from Philly?
Kennett Square, PA, is approximately 40 miles from Philadelphia. If you're driving to Philly from Kennett Square, it will take about an hour. If you're taking the bus and/or the train, it will take a little under two hours. While the train is a longer trip, many people find it more convenient than driving. You'll be able to relax and enjoy the journey without dealing with the hassle of traffic.
These days, home buyers want it all. And who could blame them? They want to live in a cozy, close-knit community, yet be close to all the amenities and excitement of a major city. In historic Kennett Square, you really can have it all. This small town is a peaceful place to live, yet it's just a short trip away from Philadelphia. It's an ideal place for commuters who work in the city, as well as people who enjoy traveling there on weekends for shopping, fine dining, nightlife, and recreation.
Options for getting from Kennett Square to Philly
There are a couple of public transportation options available for commuters and weekenders headed to Philly from Kennett Square. You could take the Line 104 bus and then transfer to a train, or you could take the Line 104 bus and then transfer to the Line 21 bus. These options are both just shy of two hours. Alternatively, you might choose to drive there yourself, which will only take about an hour, depending on traffic. Here are your route options for driving there:
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Popular must-see attractions in Philly
When you drive or take the bus or train from Kennett Square to Philly for the weekend, there's so much to do that it can be difficult to narrow down your list. Some of the most popular things to do in Philly include the following:
Philadelphia Zoo
Mutter Museum
Independence National Historical Park
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Q: How would I traverse elements between two known elements in the dom using jquery? I want to allow the user to click a start point and then click an ending point and be able to manipulate various form elements between the two points that were selected.
The page is a table with numerous rows and each row contains the relevant information to manipulate/save an answer to the question in that row. Each row has a hidden input for the value, as well as Yes/No radio buttons, mainly for un-skilled users. The TD cell with the question allows the user to click or toggle between Yes,No,Empty. So basically I left the radio buttons on the page to show Yes/No and use a hidden field to store a value of (1,0,-1)
This is what I use to set the answer when the question cell is clicked.
    $(".question").bind("click dblclick", function(e) {

        var newClassName = "AnswerUnknown";

        var hiddenAnswerId = $(this).attr('id').replace("question", "answer");

        var answer = parseInt($("#" + hiddenAnswerId).val());

        var newValue;

        switch (answer) {
            case -1:
                newClassName = "AnswerCorrect";
                newValue = 1;
                $("#" + $(this).attr('id').replace("answer", "radioYes")).attr('checked', 'checked');
                $("#" + $(this).attr('id').replace("answer", "radioNo")).attr('checked', '');
                break;
            case 1:
                newClassName = "AnswerWrong";
                newValue = 0;
                $("#" + $(this).attr('id').replace("answer", "radioYes")).attr('checked', '');
                $("#" + $(this).attr('id').replace("answer", "radioNo")).attr('checked', 'checked');
                break;
            default:
                newClassName = "AnswerEmpty";
                newValue = -1;
                $("#" + $(this).attr('id').replace("answer", "radioYes")).attr('checked', '');
                $("#" + $(this).attr('id').replace("answer", "radioNo")).attr('checked', '');
        }
        $("#" + hiddenAnswerId).val(newValue);
        $(this).removeClass().addClass(newClassName);
    });

Now I want to allow the user to click a starting point and have that answer populate all the following question down to wherever they clicked on the second item. Could be 10 questions away, or 20 questions, it is an unknown variable. There may be a page with 130 questions on it, and 20 questions in a row may be "Yes". As stated above each row has a "Question" cell and the cell before that is the item cell.
I know how to set the starting element and the ending element based on a jquery selector/function bound to a click/dblclick event listed below.
What I am not sure about is how to traverse the dom or select all the elements I need to manipulate between the two selected points on the page.
    var StartItem;
    var EndItem;

    $(".item").bind("click dblclick", function(e) {

        var StartClassName = "AnswerUnknown";
        var EndClassName = "AnswerUnknown";
        var StartAnswerId;
        var EndAnswerId;
        var StartAnswer;

        if (StartItem === undefined) {
            StartItem = this;
            StartAnswerId = $(this).attr('id').replace("item", "rs");
            StartAnswer = parseInt($("#" + StartAnswerId).val());
        }
        else {
            if (EndItem === undefined) {
                EndItem = this;
                EndAnswerId = $(this).attr('id').replace("item", "rs");
                EndAnswer = parseInt($("#" + EndAnswerId).val());
            }
        }

        if (StartItem == this) {
            $(this).removeClass().addClass(StartClassName);
        }

        if (EndItem == this) {
            $(this).removeClass().addClass(EndClassName);
        }
    });

A: The best way IMHO is to do something like below. You can loop over the collection of elements with class name "item" and when you find your start element you can begin doing the processing that you described. Since you have 'this' you can take that id and do what you were doing in your question.click function.
        var counter = 0;

    // This will loop over each element with classname "item", so make sure you take that into account
            $('.item').each(function(i) {
        // function returns this, but you can see what index your on with 'i'
                if (this == StartItem) {
                    // You can start processing rows
                    counter = 1;
                }
                else {
                    if (counter > 0) {
                        // Process rows/items after the first item above
                        counter = counter + 1;
                    }
                }
                if (this == EndItem) {
                    counter = 0
                    // Finish up processing if any
                    //Break out of each;
                }

            });

A: It sounds like the simplest way would be to add a start class to the starting element and an end class to the ending element. Then when traversing the elements between start and end, you can check for the start or end class name and perform/prevent appropriate actions.
EDIT:
Something like this plugin will do it. The plugin assumes that both elements that define the bounds of the range have the same parent and are of the same element type (nodeName). You can use your own start and end Class names, or simply use the default 'start' and 'end'.
(function($) {

  $.fn.rangeSelector = function(options) {

    var settings = $.extend({ startClass : 'start', endClass: 'end'},options||{});
    var name = this[0].nodeName.split(':');
    name = name[name.length -1];
    var startIndex = $(name + '.' + settings.startClass).prevAll().length;
    var endIndex = $(name + '.' + settings.endClass).prevAll().length + 1;
    return this.slice(startIndex,endIndex);
  }

})(jQuery);

and then you can use like so
/*
 * will get all textboxes between textboxes
 * with className start and end, inclusive
 */
$('input:text').rangeSelector();

Here's a Working Demo. If you want to view the code, then add /edit to the end of the URL. I was thinking of writing a utility to return a jQuery object based on startClass, endClass and element type parameters to include, but that would be overkill for what you require.
EDIT 2:
In light of your comment, I can talk you through it

*

*get a jQuery object containing the elements in question which in your case I believe is text inputs, so it would be something like $('parent > input:text') where parent is the parent element (passing in input:text by itself will not work correctly if you have other text inputs in the page outside of the parent element as the plugin relies on indexes).

*You can pass in an options object to rangeSelector with different start and end class names if you want (like .rangeSelector({ start: "myStartClass", end: "myEndClass"}), or simply use the default start and end in which case you don't need to pass in any object.

*The settings variable merges the defaults (which are defined as properties of an object) with the properties of the passed in options object (or an object with no properties if no option object is defined).

*calculate the type of elements we are dealing with in the jQuery object and store in name variable. This is done by splitting the nodeName string of the first element in the jQuery object into an array and assigning name to the value of the last string item in the array.

*Calculate start and end indexes for the items marked with the start and end class names. Index in this case refers to the 0-based position of the element within its parent.

*return only those elements in the jQuery object between the start and end index (inclusive) as a jQuery object (so that further jQuery commands can be chained on). This uses the slice() command, which functions the same on a jQuery object as Array.slice() does on arrays.

A: The question is a bit old, but here is the solution I use for my projects:
jQuery selector
(function ($) {
    $.fn.between = function (elm0, elm1) {
        var index0 = $(this).index(elm0);
        var index1 = $(this).index(elm1);

        if (index0 <= index1)
            return this.slice(index0, index1 + 1);
        else
            return this.slice(index1, index0 + 1);
    }
})(jQuery);

Usage
$('body').between($('#someid'), $('#someid2')).each(function () {
    // Do what you want.
});

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Definition - What does Rest Potential mean?
Rest potential is the potential difference between an electrode of a given metal, immersed in an electrolyte, and a reference electrode, when the current flowing to and from the metal electrode is zero.
Rest potential is also known as open circuit voltage, free corrosion voltage and electrochemical corrosion potential.
Due to naturally occurring electrolytes in the working environment, various metals react and produce different rates of corrosion. The electrochemical reaction rate, or rate of corrosion, of the metals is a function of the rest potential of the given metal. While reporting rest potentials, it is essential to show the sign of the potential.
The rest potential is the pointer of the electrochemical reaction status of a system in question. It provides a clear indication of a passive or active status of the reaction in certain critical systems.
Implantable devices for the treatment of medical conditions and replacement of body parts have been in use for many decades. The most critical property of an implantable component part is high corrosion resistance due to human physiology. Rest potential measurement provides an indication of suitability of the implantable material.
The measurement of rest potential has found applications in evaluating steel reinforcement material within concrete and various other field applications of corrosion control.


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Emmanuel Sanders is inactive for Week 17 vs. Falcons
The Bills published their Week 17 inactives report and Emmanuel Sanders is INACTIVE for their matchup against the Falcons. We break down what it means.
By DKNation Staff Jan 2, 2022, 8:31am PST
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The Buffalo Bills announced Week 17 inactives and Emmanuel Sanders is officially INACTIVE for their matchup against the Falcons. Sanders was listed as questionable this week due to a knee injury. He was listed as a non-participant in practice throughout the week.
With Sanders not playing on Sunday afternoon, we could see more snaps for second-year wide receiver Gabriel Davis and veteran Isaiah McKenzie. McKenzie stepped up last week for the Bills, recording a season-high 11 receptions (12 targets) for 125 yards and a touchdown.
As for Davis, he did not play last week against the New England Patriots as he was placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list. However, before Week 16, the former UCF receiver had scored a touchdown in three-straight games. Bills QB Josh Allen will be looking towards both wide receivers in what should be a win at home for Buffalo.


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At least 20pc of recovered patients do not develop COVID-19 antibodies: Expert says
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At least 20% of citizens who have recovered from COVID-19 do not produce antibodies, Director of the Gamaleya National Research Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology, the developer of the Sputnik V vaccine, Alexander Gintsburg announced on the Rossiya-1 TV channel.
"Among those who have been exposed to [coronavirus], these are good experimental data, at least 20% do not develop protective antibodies," the expert stated.
Gintsburg recommended that this population category was vaccinated against coronavirus to ensure the production of antibodies.
Speaking about the vaccines based on the same principle of genetic material delivery into cells as Sputnik V, Gintsburg noted that there was no reason to claim that they would be ineffective against new coronavirus strains.
Earlier, the Russian expert reported that about 20% of citizens infected with coronavirus failed to develop a sufficient amount of antibodies.
Since the start of the pandemic, about 122.9 mln people have been infected with COVID-19 worldwide, while over 2.7 mln have died.
According to the crisis center, Russia registered a total of 4,456,869 COVID-19 cases, whereas some 4,069,395 people recovered and 95,030 died. Earlier, the country's government set up an Internet hotline to keep the public updated on the coronavirus situation.


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Congress Places Injunctive Relief Burden on Defendant in Trademark Infringement Disputes
By gbogartdickinsonlaw-com-dickinson-mackaman-tyl on January 27, 2021
Step One: Secure your trademark
Step Two: Enforce your trademark
Many start-up companies in the initial stages of developing their brands understand the importance of engaging in Step One and securing their trademark(s). They invest real time and money in creating their brand name, surveying state and national ledgers to ensure their desired trademark is not already actively used, securing a domain name for their online presence, designing and purchasing advertising materials containing their new word mark or logo and applying for state or federal registration of the mark. It almost goes without saying that spending the money to secure legal protection for this investment is worth the cost and provides peace of mind.
After one secures trademark registration, whether it be at the state level, federal level, or both, the protection granted by law is only useful if the owner of the trademark can identify infringers and enforce the protection in the court of law. Oftentimes, the trademark owner is able to come to an agreement with the trademark infringer and settle the dispute. Sometimes, the dispute ends up in litigation.
During the course of trademark infringement litigation, the trademark owner may justifiably wish to prevent the alleged infringer from continuing the use the trademark at issue by filing for injunctive relief. The Trademark Act of 1946 (also commonly referred to as the Lanham Act and codified in the U.S. Code at 15 U.S.C. §1051 et seq.) governing federal trademark protection authorizes the court to grant such preliminary injunctive relief if the court finds that without the preliminary injunction, the trademark owner would suffer "irreparable harm" and the plaintiff is likely to succeed on the merits of the case.
When it came down to proving the trademark owner's irreparable harm, there was often confusion as to who carried the presumption. Did the plaintiff trademark owner have to present evidence proving irreparable harm? Or did the court presume a trademark owner suffers irreparable harm in the event the trademark is infringed upon, thus leaving the defendant infringer to prove the absence of irreparable harm?
Congress seemed to settle the dispute in its recent enactment of the Trademark Modernization Act of 2020 (TMA). Among making procedural changes to the trademark application process, the TMA inserted language into the Lanham Act clearly establishing a rebuttable presumption of irreparable harm. The language states:
A plaintiff seeking any such injunction shall be entitled to a rebuttable presumption of irreparable harm upon a finding of a violation identified in this subsection in the case of a motion for a permanent injunction or upon a finding of likelihood of success on the merits for a violation identified in this subsection in the case of a motion for a preliminary injunction or temporary restraining order.
With the burden of proof now clearly resting on the alleged infringing defendant, the road to enforcing one's trademark and preventing current and future infringing acts just got a little bit easier.
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Home // Vancouver Island Designated as Foreign Trade Zone
Vancouver Island Designated as Foreign Trade Zone
Companies now have a guy who knows a guy, so to speak, when it comes to importing and exporting goods to and from Vancouver Island and doing business with foreign customers.
The Vancouver Island Economic Alliance announced, at an event at Nanaimo Airport on Monday, that the Island has been granted official status as a foreign trade zone by the federal government.
There are 11 foreign trade zones in Canada, but this is the first time the government has given FTZ status to an entire economic region, such as the Island. The model until now has been to only give the status to municipalities.
"This is the first time the government has designated a region the size of Vancouver Island, with 13 municipalities … and the FTZ office [Vancouver Economic Alliance] is an NGO. Usually it's government," said Bill Collins, chairman of Victoria-based train electronics systems manufacturer Quester Tangent.
Government recognition of a foreign trade zone essentially acknowledges that region has a network of services, such as customs-bonded warehousing, that can streamline processes for companies that want to import or export products to and from the region and conduct trade with foreign markets.
"The most significant part of this is businesses on Vancouver Island having access to government programs that defer taxes and duty," said George Hansen, VIEA president. "The cash flow implications for that, particularly for anyone who's working in volumes, is enormous."
The foreign trade zone designation is a product of the work started in 2006 when the Vancouver Island Economic Alliance was formed to organize Vancouver Island municipalities into an economic region.
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FTZVI promotes & facilitates international trade & investment on Vancouver Island
About the Vancouver Island Economic Alliance
VIEA is a collaborative partnership spearheading regional economic development for the Vancouver Island region


Tyrunt in game: 13,216 Who?
Important notice! Pokemon Tyrunt is a fictional character of humans.
Tyrunt (Japanese: ???? Chigoras) is a dual-type Rock/Dragon Fossil Pokémon introduced in Generation VI.
It is resurrected from a Jaw Fossil and evolves into Tyrantrum when leveled up during the day starting at level 39.
Tyrunt are dinosaurian Pokémon, closely resembling theropods such as Tyrannosaurus. Their bodies are grayish-brown, with a lighter gray shade on their bellies and lower jaw. The back comes to a peaked hump, and the tail is short and pointed. They have tiny forelimbs with only two clawed digits, both white. The hind legs are more robust, and its feet feature three white claws and an adjoining rear claw; this fourth digit is stone colored. The front part of each leg also features two, armor-like plates, which are rectangular in shape.
Spiky, white structures, similar to the primitive feathering on many dinosaurs, extend from the back of the neck. Their heads are proportionally large, with a ridged snout and powerful jaws. They have two pointed teeth in the lower jaw, and the upper jaw features tooth-like projections on either side and a slightly-decurved hook at the end. Their large white eyes are semicircular with a black border along the lower curve. Orange, triangular horn-like crests extend from above each eye and point away from the snout, and a similar projection juts out of the tail.
Tyrunt will throw tantrums and run wild if it encounters something it does not like, and its strong jaws have enough force to shred an automobile. This Pokémon lived 100 million years ago.
Tyrunt made its debut in Climbing the Walls! under the ownership of Grant. Tyrunt defeated both Froakie and Fletchling until being bested by Pikachu.
A Tyrunt appeared in the Pikachu short Pikachu, What's This Key?.
Multiple Tyrunt appeared in The Tiny Caretaker!, under the ownership of several Scientists; one of them is stolen by Team Rocket, but escapes and is found by Bonnie, eventually evolving into a Tyrantrum to save her.
A Tyrunt appeared in Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction.
XY025 Tyrunt Ash's Pokédex Tyrunt, the Royal Heir Pokémon. Tyrunt's jaws are so big and powerful, it can crunch up a car. If it doesn't like something, it responds with a wild tantrum.
XY087 Tyrunt Ash's Pokédex Tyrunt, the Royal Heir Pokémon. When unhappy, Tyrunt will go on an angry rampage. It evolves into Tyrantrum.
A Team Flare Grunt owns a Tyrunt, which he used to retrieve the Manectite Mega Stone from Clemont in the X & Y chapter.
This Pokémon was restored from a fossil. If something happens that it doesn't like, it throws a tantrum and runs wild.
Its immense jaws have enough destructive force that it can chew up an automobile. It lived 100 million years ago.
Moves marked with a superscript game abbreviation can only be bred onto Tyrunt in that game.
For other sprites and images, please see Tyrunt images on the Bulbagarden Archives.
No other Pokémon has the same type combination as Tyrunt and its evolution.
Tyrunt and its evolution were designed by Hitoshi Ariga.
Tyrunt seems to be mostly based on juvenile Tyrannosaurus, though it also shares characteristics with Gorgosaurus (like the orange crests above each of Tyrunt's eyes).
Tyrunt is a combination of Tyrannosaurus, tyrant, and runt.
Chigoras may be a combination of ?? chigo (baby) and Tyrannosaurus. It may also derive from ??? chisai (little) or ?? chibi (runt).


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CONSTRUCTING STAYED MASTS
By Brierly Hill
First, some definitions so we can all get it right:
A mast is a linear structure, steel latticework or tubular, that is supported in position by stays (some call them guy-wires, but let's use the correct term).
A tower is a tapered structure that is self-supporting: rather in the manner of an overgrown electricity pylon. People often use the terms interchangeably, but they should not. For example, Crystal Palace is not a mast, as so often described: it's a tower. Tower construction is not dealt with here: it has many common techniques with mast erection, but some important differences too.
There seem to be two main techniques for building tall masts: what may be called the 'traditional' system which was used for example to build the original mast at Sutton Coldfield, and the 'modern' one, which was used to build its replacement. All other methods seem to be an adaptation of one of these processes.
Irrespective of the method, mast erection commences with preparation of the site. A large hole is dug at the appointed spot, and filled with concrete - many tons of it - forming a support base to spread the considerable load. At the same time, holes are dug and filled for the stay anchor-blocks. Like the iceberg, the greater part of these blocks is invisible, underground.
When the mast base block has cured sufficiently, a fixed mast base plate is attached to it. This photo [right] gives a reasonable picture of a mast bottom-end, though details vary between masts: some use a fixed raised plinth system instead of a surface-mounting plate. The point of contact of the mast with the base-plate is in fact a ball-joint: this allows the mast to 'sway' slightly without causing excessive stresses in the lower mast members. The lower plate has a semicircular recess machined in its top surface, and the upper plate a similar one in its lower. The two plates are located together with a steel ball, which fits into the recesses. Some later designs dispense with the ball, and use a machined convex spherical surface on the top of a fixed plinth, with a matching machined concave surface in the base of the first mast section: but the principle is the same.
The tapered lowest section of the actual mast usually arrives pre-assembled on a lorry. A hearty dollop of waterproof grease is loaded into the lower locating hole, the locating ball popped in and greased over, and the first mast section is craned into position and lowered onto the ball, and then held vertically in place by temporary stays.
Actual erection of the mast now proceeds....
Let us look at the 'traditional' method first.
Here, the mast is extended in sections, and each section is constructed of separate panels, one for each side of the mast. These separate panels arrive on site ready assembled, and are hoisted into position separately and bolted into the section at altitude. This is a lengthy and hazardous procedure. Such panels were usually constructed of steel angle or channel, constructed in a jig at the works. Before assembly all sections would usually have been hot-dip galvanised.
To raise the panels into position, a contraption called a 'flying jib' was used. This was a long pole sitting inside the top of the mast structure, with rather more than half of its length sticking out of the mast top and held in place at its centre and bottom by adjustable strops, which enabled the position of the jib to be altered. The top of the jib had a pulley, with a long cable running from a ground winch, up to the pulley and then back to the ground. The new section would then be hauled to the top of the mast, positionally controlled by 'tail' cables trailing from the bottom of the panel to the ground. These would be tensioned so that the panel didn't swing into the mast or strike the stays. On arrival at the top the panel would be positioned by shifting the flying jib, and then bolted into position with fishplates. After a section has been completed, the flying jib then had to be hoisted up inside the mast into its new position at the mast top, ready for the next section.
For the 'modern' method of construction, take a look at this photo of Wenvoe [left] - this picture is of the Wenvoe mast, and shows the method well. Notice that on the new mast (the left-hand one) there appear to be two orange strips running up the mast on the right-hand face. These are actually temporary rails, up which a carriage runs. The carriage can be seen at the top of the mast, and carries a cylindrical red pole with a jib mounted on its top. This jib can swivel through 180 degrees in a horizontal plane. The pole overhangs the mast top by rather more than a new mast section, although it doesn't look it from the ground. Note the cable coming down from the jib to the new mast section on the ground in front of the mast. This cable will haul the completed section to the top of the mast, travelling along the guide rails and located by temporary runners.
Unlike the 'traditional' method, mast sections arrive on site fully assembled and ready to hoist into place. Such sections are usually constructed of tubular steel rather than angle, and are assembled in a jig at the works by welding rather than bolting. Sections here are usually joined by circular flanges rather than fishplates. After weld inspection, the section is then rust proofed either by galvanising or some suitable paint-type treatment, and despatched to site.
The new section is hauled to the top of the mast, swivelled round so as to lie above the last erected section, and dropped onto the previous section and bolted in place via the round flanges on the mast leg ends. The new section already contains temporarily assembled rails as an extension of the existing ones, and once the new section is secure the jib carriage will be moved up onto it. The next section will already have been prepared on the ground and be waiting its turn. When the mast is complete, the carriage is run back to ground and the temporary rails removed. It can be seen that the 'modern' method drastically reduces the amount of haulage necessary, and also the amount of construction work to be undertaken at height.
Irrespective of the method used, the following steps apply to all.
After a new section has been added, it 'overhangs' the mast top so new temporary stays are attached to its top, to stabilise it. There are usually two sets of temporary stays, which 'somersault' each other up the mast, with the permanent stays being added in their final locations as their anchorages become available.
All the time this is going on, there are two chaps with theodolites out in the field, checking that the thing is vertical - any errors being taken out by adjusting the stay tensions. Stay tensions are critical - if not correctly balanced, the structure will not be vertical (and they aim to get it so within a couple of inches for an 800 foot mast). If the tensions are too great, the structure may be damaged - some have been, in the past. If too slack, the stability of the structure is impaired. Tensions would be set up with a device rather resembling an enormous spring-balance, clamped to the stay-block and taking the strain of the stay off the anchorage. Unlike the average spring-balance calibrated in pounds, these were calibrated in tons. To give some idea: the weight of the original Sutton Coldfield mast was given as 160 tons, but the downward force on the ball-joint at the bottom was 300 tons. The difference was entirely due to the downward component of the total stay tension. You may think that 300 tons is rather a lot to put on a 3-inch diameter steel ball, but when the ball was removed after nearly 40 years service, it was in perfect condition.
Later adaptations of the 'modern' principle were used in the construction of the temporary replacement mast at Peterborough, 2005. In this photo [right] the lifting pole doesn't seem to be running on a track, but is mounted on frameworks that appear to be attached to the last erected section. The weight of the pole and frames seems to be taken by two flexible straps tied off to the mast legs above. In this case, the lifting jib has been used to hoist an inspection cradle rather than a new mast section.
In the photo [below] there seems to be quite a lot of overhanging mast section that has not been stayed: the top set of stays visible is temporary, whereas the set below are permanent. On completion of the mast, the lifting structure would have to be dismantled and lowered piecemeal, since it would not pass the stay anchorages.
Interesting snippets about stays:
• quite often, every single stay on the mast would be of a different length. It's quite obvious that stays at different levels have different lengths, of course, but in addition the site on which the stay-blocks are constructed is often not level: on occasions, dramatically so. Under these circumstances, stays on the same level will have different lengths.
• Stays are constructed of spun steel-wire rope: they spend all of their lives exposed to the elements, and rain-water, if allowed to get in between the strands, causes internal rusting and premature failure. The age-old remedy is to grease your stays: this keeps the water out quite effectively. Other methods have been tried over the years, such as wrapping the stay in an adhesive waterproof tape, but in the end they always seem to come back to greasing.
• Stay greasing is usually done by two chaps in a large bucket suspended from a pulley running up the stay. The bucket is hauled up to the top of the stay, and then they work back, putting the stuff on by hand from a huge pot of the stuff between their knees. Experiments were done at one time with a device that could do this automatically: it ran itself up the stay using a small petrol motor, then ran down again under radio control, squidging the stuff on via a pump. The problem was that if the motor packed in half way you were into difficulties retrieving it: also, it was hard to inspect the efficacy of the treatment, no human eye being available.
Tubular masts, like Waltham and Mendip Waltham, are a slightly different proposition. Here, the structural mast member is a single steel tube, fixed to a rigid plinth built on the concrete base block - there is no ball joint, tubular masts are much more flexible than lattice ones, the entire structure is designed to flex safely in the wind. This photo of Waltham shows a good view of a base plinth.
Erection of tubular masts has to use a version of the 'traditional' flying-jib method to raise the sections into position. The sections arrive as curved-steel segments, usually with any fixing attachments for stays, internal ladders, feeder trays, lift structures etc. already attached. The section is raised into position, and held there using an attachment jig, which critically positions the segment relative to those previously erected. The new segment is then welded into position by presumably highly-paid operatives (since they are both welders, and working in a hazardous location). Other than these differences, construction proceeds much as for a lattice mast. On completion, the welded areas have to be painted, since welding would have destroyed any previously-applied treatment.
With the mast completed, vertically true and on its permanent stays, you still haven't finished of course. There are still the aerials to install, miles of cabling and feeders, permanent mast lighting (you may have had to have temporary lights on it during the construction phase), ladders, microwave dishes, you name it...
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19 Things to do in Wimbledon
In addition to a downtown area brimming with shops and restaurants, Wimbledon has a wonderful old theatre, a quaint historical village, over a thousand acres of woodland and some fascinating museums. Wimbledon offers the best of both worlds – a touch of country living combined with big city vibes.
HMV Curzon Catch a movie at Wimbledon's arthouse cinema
This cool cinema is hidden away above the HMV store near the railway station.
With three intimate screens and plush, comfortable seats, the HMV Curzon plays host to foreign, indie and occasionally mainstream movies.
Special events include live showings of performances at the Royal Opera House, National Theatre and the Met, along with question and answer sessions with actors and directors. A bar serves wine, beer, coffee and food. A perfect night out for the discerning movie fan.
Wimbledon Village Enjoy a shopping spree at Wimbledon Village
ou could be mistaken for believing you are in the depths of the English countryside when you arrive in leafy Wimbledon Village.
With its period buildings and quaint vibe, the area is full of traditional pubs, quality restaurants and boutique stores. There's not a McDonalds in sight here.
It's the perfect place for a browse around the shops followed by a bite to eat and glass of wine.
Wimbledon Experience the thrill of attending Wimbledon the most famous tennis tournament in the world
There's nothing quite like the experience of watching the likes of Serena Williams or Rafa Nadal play on the finest grass courts in the world.
The Championships kick off at the end of June each year but securing tickets in advance is no easy feat.
Southside House Explore the fascinating history of Southside House
Built in the late seventeenth century, Southside House reflects the lives of the Pennington-Mellor-Munthe families who lived there in times gone by.
Slightly eccentric in style and crammed with paintings, furniture, artefacts and family photographs, the layout remains true to its original style.
Guided tours offer an opportunity to hear stories and learn about the lives and loves of the previous residents.
Wimbledon Common Explore the wilds of Wimbledon Common
Wimbledon Common is one of London's great green expanses. Covering 1,140 acres of heathlands and woodlands, it's a wonderful place to get away from it all and re-connect with nature.
Whether you enjoy a picnic on a summer's day or a long winter walk, there's enough space for everyone to enjoy some solitude.
The Wimbledon Way Follow the Wimbledon Way
Celebrating the rich history of the area, the walk starts downtown and continues all the way to the All England Club via Wimbledon Common.
The Wimbledon Way takes in all the highlights including the buildings, monuments, green spaces and sport that makes the area the special place that it is.
Buddhapadipa Temple Gain spiritual enlightenment at Buddhapadipa Temple
This Thai-style Buddhist temple was the first of its kind to be built in the UK. It's a peaceful sanctuary situated a stone's throw from Wimbledon Common.
The temple is home to monks and nuns and if you visit, you will notice them quietly going about their daily business.
The temple is the ideal place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and take a stroll or meditate in the idyllic gardens. A pretty pond adds to the air of tranquillity.
Wimbledon Park Get active at Wimbledon Park
Not to be confused with the sprawling Wimbledon Common, this park was transformed in the eighteenth century by English landscape architect, Capability Brown.
The focal point is one of the largest lakes in South London where a water-sports/outdoor centre is located. At the centre you can take lessons or hire equipment.
Sailing, kayaking, archery, climbing and orienteering are some of the activities offered.
Additionally, the park has tennis courts. a bowls green and a beach volleyball court – an abundance of choices for fitness fanatics.
All England Lawn Tennis Club Take a tour of the All England Lawn Tennis Club
If you are a tennis fan but aren't lucky enough to be in town when the championships are on, the next best thing is to take a tour of the prestigious All England Club.
Apart from visiting the centre court, the tour includes a glimpse into the private facilities of the Millennium Building which is reserved for high-profile players, the press room and trophy room.
The tour also includes entrance to the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum.
This excellent museum opened in 1977. Exhibits date from 1555 to the present day, the most recent being in the form of an interactive state of the art displays.
A virtual reality room transports you to centre court and numerous screens show interviews with past champions. Watch a holograph of John McEnroe talk about his classic matches and take a selfie with one of the trophies.
An impressive museum whether you are into tennis or not, but for tennis aficionados, it's an essential stop when in London.
Deen City Farm Make some furry friends at Deen City Farm
A great place for both kids and adults, this five-acre city farm is home to a menagerie of animals.
From farmyard favourites such as cows, sheep, pigs and goats to guinea pigs and rabbits, not forgetting Edna, the barn owl, it offers kids the opportunity to interact with the residents.
In addition to the farm there's a riding school, shop and a café which serves up delicious farm-produced snacks and meals. Entrance is free.
Wimbledon Village Stables Saddle up at Wimbledon Village Stables
Escape from the city on horseback and explore the landscape of Wimbledon Common from the saddle. The horses at the stable are well-cared for and the friendly staff can arrange lessons.
They even have an equine simulator, a kind of mechanical horse, on which you can learn the basics of riding.
Skilled riders who are visiting the capital will find it hard to beat the quality of horses and surrounding countryside that the award-winning stables have to offer.
Mystery Cube Solve the puzzle of the Mystery Cube
The challenge is to discover the secret of the cube and find your way out. It's perfect for a group of friends or family of two to five people who have to work together to solve the mystery within an hour of entering.
The games master, known as the professor, helps to make the experience entertaining and absorbing. With padlocks, puzzles and clues galore, it's fun for all age groups.
Cannizaro Park Step back in time at Cannizaro Park
This park consisting of ornamental landscaped gardens with ponds, sculptures and rare plants has an impressive history and is a fine example of the gardens which surrounded London mansions in the nineteenth-century.
Back in the day, Cannizaro house, which is now a hotel, was visited by such luminaries as Oscar Wilde, Henry James, Lord Tennyson and Emperor Haile Selassie.
It's a serene spot for a stroll or a picnic on a sunny day. Entrance is free.
Hashi Kitchen Take a lesson in Japanese cooking at Hashi Kitchen
If you love Japanese food, why not join a cookery class with Reiko Hashimoto? The acclaimed chef and cook book author holds a variety of cookery classes in her Wimbledon home and caters for all standards from beginners to the experienced.
Reiko is welcoming and professional and demonstrates how to conjure up a range of delicious and healthy dishes for both carnivores and vegetarians. You even get to sample a glass or two of Japanese beer as you learn!
Elys Take afternoon tea at Elys
If afternoon tea at the Ritz is beyond your budget, why not head to Elys restaurant?
Opened in 1876, Elys is Wimbledon's oldest department store and their restaurant serves up a great value traditional cream tea.
Indulge yourself in finger sandwiches, scones, cakes and lashings of tea for a fraction of the price you would pay in the West End.
Wimbledon Theatre Take in a show at the New Wimbledon Theatre
This magnificent Edwardian theatre retains many of its original features and the auditorium is decorated in both Georgian and Italian renaissance style.
The theatre has a capacity of 1,500 and plays host to musicals, concerts, ballet, operas and plays. An array of great entertainers have taken to the stage at the theatre, including Noel Coward and Marlene Dietrich.
The theatre has a Victorian-style Turkish bath in the basement of the building (now a bar), but still has its original tiling.
Polka Theatre Treat the kids to an inspiring show at the Polka Theatre
What makes this lovely theatre so special is that it is dedicated exclusively to children. The theatre has entertained and inspired children since 1979 with a programme of innovative and exciting shows.
It has a café, garden and playground as well as a foyer with enough toys and books to keep the kids happy for hours. As well as shows, frequent events and workshops are held.
Windmill Museum Visit the Windmill Museum
Located on the common, this cute little museum in a windmill is more spacious inside than you'd think. Built in 1817, the windmill received new sails in 1999.
The ground floor exhibits relate to the construction of windmills, while the first floor examines how they work. There are opportunities for children to try their hand at milling.
The founder of the scouting movement, Robert Baden-Powell, wrote 'Scouting for Boys' in the windmill in 1908 and there is a cabinet of memorabilia about the book.
It makes an interesting stop for both adults and children and is open on weekends throughout the summer months.
Wimbledon Saturday Farmer's Market Wander around Wimbledon Saturday Farmer's Market
Every Saturday morning, around twenty stalls set up at Wimbledon Park Primary School trading in everything from Norfolk organic honey to fresh veggies from the Isle of Wight.
The friendly stall-holders happily explain how the produce was grown or made.
It's mostly a local affair and although it's small, the food is varied, and you are bound to come across something you haven't tried before. The stalls tend to change on a weekly basis.
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Climbed a few different walls from last week and again on the 2 walls I couldn't do. Still couldn't, but got further / had more success with the parts I could do.
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We have a script, we have a group of really talented partners, and we have a family of artists who are lending us their time and expertise. And we're excited! But it didn't just materialize from thin air.
This project is something several of us have been talking about for months — even years. We wanted an opportunity to perform, to tour, to educate and to — we hope — continue making a living doing what we love.
Last August, Beth, Katrina and Kevin discussed plot and characters while reclining on lawn furniture on the shady porch. It was a busy time for Katrina, who was busy with a book tour promoting her fourth novel, Blessings of the Animals (a really terrific novel you all should read!). That didn't deter her from diving into her first script project. Through the fall, Kevin played away in his studio, recording rough musical ideas including one he titled "The Lumbering Giant" (though it also sounds a lot like "The Drunken Pirate"). He sent his songs around to his collaborators, helping to generate more ideas for action, movement and dialogue.
This winter, over Tank's girlie omelets and oatmeal, the three again met, this time with a script in hand. The main character — though nameless — had majestic titles such as "Captain of the Chocolate Cake" and "Vanquisher of Bullies and Brussels Sprouts." The Easter Bunny, Tooth Fairy and Santa make appearances, with the jolly old elf taking part in an amazing fight scene a la Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon. How could it not be a hit? Now we just needed all the hard work that makes the magic of stage come alive.
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You can work from home and set your own schedule, Zwerl says. No state hiring restrictions are mentioned.
Pay information has been hard to come by. But for reference, a recent ad for a Zwerl math expert quoted $8 to $16/hr. Per one of our FB members, the pay is by minute for time spent answering questions. This hasn't been confirmed by the company but we'll post here when we have more details.
Zwerl says its topics include "pretty much everything." A sampling includes cooking, dating, fashion, fitness, movies, travel, do-it-yourself categories, personal finance, math, coding and translation. But there are many more.
It's hard to say how many openings Zwerl has and in which topics. Lately, Zwerl has been advertising for people who know about pets, movies, men's fashion, wine, job interview tips, New York, betting, electronics, C++, math, marketing and more. But since the app is growing and applying looks pretty simple, you might want to give it a try if you're interested in a part-time chat job.
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Murat Yildirim: biography, personal life, photos
Murat Yildirim biography
Murat Yildirim - Turkish actor, who was born April 13, 1979 in the historical city Konya, on the western peninsula of Anatolia. Murat was born in a large family, where two sisters were growing besides him.
Photo of Murat in childhood
His father worked as a literature teacher, taught dramatics and was originally from Mardin, a cosmopolitan city in the southeastern part of Turkey. Murat's mother worked as a translator of Arabic.
When Murat Yildirim was young, he was interested in mathematical disciplines, so he graduated from Mechanical Engineering Department of Yildiz Technical University of Istanbul and got a speciality of a mechanical engineer. Besides, the young man was kept on music and theater, learned acting techniques in the amateur theater while studying. Later, he took vocal classes and acting techniques in drama school, where he worked as a drummer.
Murat Yildirim filmography
After three years of working in the theater, in 2003 Murat was remarked by a screenwriter, who was inspired by the work of a young man and recommended him to a production company. Because of such recommendation, Murat Yildirim played a small role in his first TV series Immortal love/Olumsuz Ask.
Year later he acted in two serials: My kids (my family) /Bütün Cocuklarim and Big Lies / Büyük Yalan. The first one tells about a simple Turkish family that respects the foundations and traditions. Parents decide about their' children' future, and this way not always could make the life easy and unclouded.
The main theme of the second series is complicated and unpredictable fate of the heroine named Reyhan.
In 2005 a comedy-drama Flight on a magic carpet / Organize İşler was released with this young and promising actor.
2006 is the most successful year in his acting career. Murat finally got his first major role in the series Storm / Firtina. He played an ambitious character named Ali, who is in love with beautiful Zeynep. Their love is mutual, but not all wish them to be happy. There are a lot of obstacles on the lovers' way, which they are trying to overcome and preserve their love.
In the same year Murat got the prestigious award "Golden Orange" as Best Actor for his role in the dramatic film Purgatory / Araf. The drama tells of a girl who had an abortion and after marriage she is pregnant again. Later, she begins to seem that the soul of the dead child's thirsts for revenge. Murat Yildirim played the husband of this young girl.
A year later no less bright and very successful serial Asi was released where Murat Yildirim and Tuba Buyukustun become one of the best on-screen couples of 2007-2009. The series tells about the relationship of a young man named Demir and farmer's daughter Asi. They wish to keep their family origins, love each other, but on their way there are huge obstacles. The series was nominated as "Best Soap Opera" at the 51st TV Festival in Monte Carlo.
During the filming of the TV series Asi, Murat Yildirim played in the movie Pain autumn / Güz sancisi with another popular actress Beren Saat. This dramatic revolutionary film is about a young and wealthy man who went into politics. The main hero fall in love with a Greek prostitute, and even plan to marry her, but his father is against this marriage and threaten to deprive him of all the inheritance. Political intrigue and military unrest are the backdrop of this film.
After finishing of the series Asi, Murat Yildirim accepted an offer to play in the series Love and Punishment / Aşk ve Ceza. Talented Turkish actress Nurgül Eshilchay was his partner. The story of betrayal, hatred, deceit and love, are became one of the most popular all around the world.
In 2012 Murat was filming again in also successful series The silence / Suskunlar. The story is about four friends who know each other since childhood. Innocent prank turned into going to jail. Upon their releasing, young people decide to forget about it and never speak again. Friends live their own lives and with their history, but one day, the fate again brings them together.
In 2014 Murat acted in the movie Krymets: Scary years / Kırımlı, based on the autobiographical novel of Cengiz Dagdzhi "Scary years." The film tells about the Crimean Tartar Sadik Turan, who is depended in the concentration camp. The film shows all the sufferings and trials that the Crimean Tatars experienced during the war. Murat brilliantly played the role of Sadiq.
Murat Yildirim personal life
During the filming of the series Storm / Firtina, Murat Yildirim met his future wife, a Turkish actress - Burchin Terzioglu / Burcin Terzioglu. A little more than six months their relationship was friendly, but then young people realized that there is more than a friendship between them. After the filming of the series they've never been apart, and in 2008 decided to fasten their love in marriage.
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He the best actor
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I have just become aware of Murat Yildirman - a wonderful actor. Please tell me is there a Season Two of "Love and Punishment" on Netflix??
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He speaks with his beautiful eyes.
Fascinating and powerful acting.
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December 10, 2010 • Tags: Al-Khobar, James Willstrop, Men's World Open, Nick Matthew, PSA, Saudi Arabia • Categories: all posts, players, tournaments
One fact will be sure, even before the first rally will be played in tomorrow's Saudi World Open final: For the 1st time of the World Open history (since 1976) the winner will be an Englishman. No, Peter Nicols title in Egypt 1999 did not count for England, as Nicol was a Scotsman at that time –in March 2001 he converted to an English citizen. Back to the semi-finals at Al-Khobar where the crowd did witness that England's Nick Matthew (pic le) dethroned the Egyptian World Champion 2009 Amr Shabana (pic ri) in straight games. But Matthew's 11-6, 12-10, 12-10 win was on the knife-edge as the last two games could have gone the other way. Second English final contender will be Matthew's big compatriot rival James Willstrop, who got back from 1 game down to fight very hard for 87 minutes to overcome English team-mate Peter Barker 8-11, 14-12, 11-4, 11-8. Does anyone want to give some prediction for the final?
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ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2022 West Indies Schedule, Fixture and Venue of Matches Head to Head In addition to bringing harmony to the people, they also relieve stress. Cricket World Cup is one such amazing sport event that draws the attention of sports fans all over the world. With the T20 World Cup 2022 to be held in UAE and Oman this year, ICC has brought life back to the tournament. The world cup begins on October 17th and ends in mid-November. The announcement of the event has everyone excited. On Tuesday, 17 August, the ICC announced the fixtures for the marquee tournament.
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