There are three levels of rules for youth girls lacrosse; A, B and C. Level C is the most relaxed allowing for deeper stick pockets, shorter halves, etc. The youth league (fifth and sixth graders) plays with level C rules.
Level A is the most like the game played at by high school and college players. The middle school league (seventh and eighth graders) in WA State adheres to level A rules.
Middle and high school games are two 25-minute halves. The only time the clock stops is after every goal and on any whistle within the last two minutes of each half. If a team has a four-goal advantage the clock will run after goals.
There are 11 field players plus a goalie for each team.
The lines on either side of the centerline are called restraining lines. Only seven field players from each team are allowed into the offensive side of their restraining line. This prevents congestion in front of the goal. First, second, and third home, also known as "line attack", have roles that are primarily offensive; shooting on goal and feeding cutters. They will typically stay behind their opponents restraining line. The attack wings, center, and defense wings, also known as midfielders, are counted on to play equal parts offense and defense and they run the length of the field. The point, cover point and third man, also called line defense, are defensive specialists. They tend to stay behind the restraining line when the ball is on offense.
The goal cage is 6' by 6'. The circle around the goal is 8.5' in diameter and is called the crease. Field players must treat this line as a cylinder and cannot break the plane of this cylinder with their bodies or sticks. The goalie is allowed to cover the ball when the ball is inside the crease. If the goalie leaves the crease with the ball in her stick, she may not step back in while still in possession. If the goalie leaves the crease a field player may go into the crease and take her place if her team is in possession of the ball. This deputy (the unpadded field player's new name in goal) is not allowed to block shots.
The other lines around the goal are known as the 12-meter fan and the 8-meter arc. Major fouls by the defense occurring within its 8-meter arc result in a free possession for the offense. The player who is fouled moves to her nearest hash mark on the arc. The defensive player who committed the foul must stand on the 12-meter line behind the ball carrier. The arc is cleared of all other players. Any player who is within 4 meters of the player taking the free position must move to be 4 meters away. Upon the ref's whistle, the player with the ball is allowed to shoot, pass or maintain possession.
The center circle is used for the draw, which happens after every goal and is done in a standing position with the ball placed between the backside of the two players' sticks.
The draw takes place at midfield to start each half and after every goal. The ball must go higher than the midfielder's head or else there is a redraw. Besides the players conducting the draw, 4 players from either team may stand on the edge of the circle. The other players must be behind their respective restraining lines. Players may move before the whistle but must remain outside the circle or behind the restraining line. A team with a 4 goal or more deficit is awarded an indirect free position at the center of the field in lieu of a draw. The opposing center must be 4 meters away at a 45° angle. The center with the ball may not score without first passing the ball.
Occasionally you will see a throw. This is used when a draw has not been legal or when there are offsetting fouls (one by each team) on the field.
All players must stop and stand still when the whistle blows to stop play. A player moving after the whistle can be called for a foul and change of possession awarded.
Substitution is unlimited and may occur at any time. Substitutions must check in at the scorer/timer table and enter the field through the team substitution area. The player coming off the field must completely exit the field before her substitute may run onto the field.
There are two types of fouls: Major and Minor. Major fouls usually pertain to offenses that are potentially dangerous. Players may not use their sticks recklessly or impede the progress of an opponent. Attackers may not hold or cradle the ball directly in front of her face. Players may not push, trip or back into an opponent with their bodies or set illegal picks.
Some major fouls occur only within the 8-meter arc. A defender cannot play zone within this arc for more than 3 seconds; they must mark up and get within an extended stick's length of an offensive player. Likewise a defensive player cannot be within the shooting space of an attacker, (defined as the cone between a ball handler in the act of shooting and the goal), unless they are within a stick's length of the attacker.
Minor fouls are things like checking an empty stick, covering a ground ball with a stick, (raking), or guarding the ball with ones feet. Players may not ward off with a free arm or play the ball with their hand or body. A minor foul by the defense that occurs within the 12-meter fan results in an indirect free position, which means the player with the ball must pass the ball before a shot can be taken on goal. The player who committed the foul is moved 4 meters away behind the player with the ball. A minor foul occurring with in the 8-meter arc also results in an indirect free position but the defensive player committing the foul is placed on the 8 meter arc directly in front of the player with the ball who is positioned on the 12 meter fan.
When type of foul is committed outside of the arc or fan, (the critical shooting area), change of possession is awarded and the player committing the foul must stand 4 meters behind the player with the ball.
Checking is the striking of an opponent's stick head in an effort to dislodge the ball. Stick checks should be controlled, short, quick taps. There should not be a backswing. A defender may never check toward the head or body. The modified version of checking is employed at grades 7 and 8 A defender may not check a stick head that is above the opponent's shoulder. To counter the advantage this gives the player with the ball, a 3-second count is employed when the defender has both hands on her stick and is in good position to check a stick that is above the ball handler's shoulder. If the player with the ball doesn't reposition her stick away from the defender or pass the ball by the end of the 3-second count, it is considered a minor foul and possession is awarded to the defender.


Professional MMA Fighter/Dreamer. 8-1 Pro Record.
Gary grew up in a small Northern BC town called Williams Lake and although he tried many different sports he was never referred to as an athlete. He had a vision to be the underdog to inspire other underdogs to strive for the top spots, represent what they believed in any sport including certain sports that many fear to even watch at times, with a strong mindset and undying will to succeed.
Gary became a member of the locally famed Revolution Fight Team gym and after winning a local tournament, was focused to begin his new career as a Mixed Marital Artist. His main inspiration was the same as it remains today: to do something out of the box and inspire any individual that witnesses his difficult journey. Gary continued to win tournaments and began fighting in the United States where he quickly made a name for himself all the way to India, where he fought in front of 12,000 people.
3 years since he began his journey, Gary has piled up a 7-2 Amateur Record and 4-1 professional record culminating in a victory that secured the Battlefield Fight League Featherweight Champion. Recently, Gary was invited to Montreal to join the best MMA gym in the world, home to UFC champion Georges St Pierre and many others that were once just idols on his wall. His head coach is now Firas Zahabi who is known as the best MMA coach and head coach of many champions such as GSP. Gary is working toward putting his South Asian heritage on the world map by becoming the first Person of Indian descent to make the UFC.


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Arenal Volcano, Central America, Costa Rica, Monteverde, San Jose
Discover two of the most popular attractions in Costa Rica in this four night package, the stunning scenery of the perfect conic shape of Arenal volcano and the stunning forested mountains of Monteverde.
Day 1: San Jose – La Fortuna
Morning transfer to La Fortuna where you will spend the next two nights. During your journey to La Fortuna see the many agricultural plantations and cattle ranches of the northern region of Costa Rica.
Day 2: Arenal Volcano – Monteverde Cloud Forest
Morning at leisure. Afternoon tour to Arenal Volcano, considered one of the ten most active volcanoes in the world. Hike through the old lava trails formed after the last eruption in 1968. Finish the day relaxing at the hot springs.
Transfer to the pier for a short boat ride across Lake Arenal with imposing views of the volcano. Continue by land to Monteverde, known for its protected cloud forest, fantastic bird life and diverse adventure activities.
Day 4: Monteverde Cloud Forest
Tour the Monteverde Reserve, a true paradise for nature lovers with over 2000 species of plants, more than 320 species of birds including hummingbirds and the famous Resplendent Quetzal. Afternoon at leisure to enjoy optional activities such as the Sky Walk with its multiple zip-lines and hanging bridges.
Day 5: Monteverde – San Jose
After breakfast, transfer back to San Jose airport.
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A History of York in 100 Pictures 10: St Andrewgate
I walk along St Andrewgate almost every time I go into town, and I always think about how often it was mentioned in the wardmote court records. It was a poor parish in the late 16th century, and in 1585 was united with the neighbouring parish of St Saviour's. Even before then, the church may have fallen into disuse. The Monk ward jury complained in October 1576 that Sir John Richardson, parson of St Saviour's church, was keeping pigs in St Andrew's churchyard. In later periods the church has been used as a stable and a school, and is now an evangelical church.
St Andrewgate seems to have been less built up than other, more central, streets in the 16th century. The records refer to tenements there, but also to stables and a number of gardens, which may have stood separate from a house. In 1575 Mr Edmonds was ordered to pave in front of his garden in St Andrewgate, and to cleanse and scour it and get rid of the dirt, while the jury were equally firm with Mr Moorhouse in 1581, telling him to 'avoyd the filth and donge before his gardinge in St Androgaite'.*
*YCA E31, fol. 34, p.103
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China News Update, July 5, 2012 – U.S.–China ties, South China Sea
Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Cui Tiankai speaks at the Asia Society in Hong Kong July 5, 2012.
Today's news opens with a speech July 5 in Hong Kong by Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Cui Tiankai, a key figure in Chinese relations with the United States. The speech calls for "building a new type of relationship between major countries here in the Asia-Pacific," a key Hu Jintao phrase from the Strategic and Economic Dialogue (S&ED) between the United States and China in May [speech in Chinese / in English]. The Xinhua storyabout the speech also emphasized this new relationship, suggesting that the idea of something like a U.S.–China "special relationship" is gaining traction in Chinese policy circles.
The remainder of the speech emphasizes the need for expanded mutual trust between the two countries, and the importance of the Asia-Pacific region as a locus for this relationship. None of this is groundbreaking, but I think it's worth noting that this is one of the highest-level speeches on the United States since the May meetings that coincided with a diplomatic tangle over the fate of Chen Guangcheng, the self-taught lawyer who escaped home detention and entered the U.S. embassy in Beijing, eventually ending up as a special student at New York University Law School. Cui specifically mentions S&ED as a successful development, and calls out U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Kurt Campbell, who, along with Cui, was reportedly at the center of tense negotiations over Chen.
The other big news come from U.S. President Barack Obama, whose administration has filed a WTO complaint against China over auto tariffs. The timing had clear political content, as Obama is beginning a campaign trip in the Midwest, where much of the U.S. auto industry makes its home.
Meanwhile, the Committee of 100, a group of prominent Chinese Americans, released its 2012 survey of U.S.–China public opinion [pdf] about bilateral ties. The executive summary is worth a skim, as it contains a laundry list of findings.
Zhou Yongkang, for one, is not a fan of U.S. opinions on China. According to an AFP story:
"We will never change in our endeavour to defend the party's leading role and socialism with Chinese characteristics," he wrote in the latest edition of a Communist Party publication, "Qiushi"."We will resolutely resist the attacks of hostile forces on our nation's political and judicial systems, and we will resolutely resist the influence of mistaken Western political and legal views."
Zhou was writing in his position as head of the party's Politics and Law Commission, which oversees China's courts, prosecution and police.
And the U.S. State Department expressed displeasure with Chinese online censorship after Bloomberg News' website after its blockbuster story on the family finances of Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping.
As always, there has been movement in the South China Sea
The Philippines may ask for U.S. spy plane assistance in areas disputed with China, Philippine President Benigno Aquino said, reportedly referring to P3C Orion aircraft. (July 2)
The People's Daily that day also accused the Philippines of attempting to stir up trouble in the region ahead of the ASEAN Foreign Ministers' Meeting July 9. (English of full article.)
The Philippine military has "no problem" with Chinese patrols near disputed islands, according to a media report, as long as they stay in the "freedom of navigation area"—i.e. international waters where any ship has a right to be. (July 3)
The Philippines issued a new "note verbale," a type of diplomatic communication, objecting to China's plans with its newly upgraded administrative distinction for the administration of some of the islands it claims in the South China Sea, a Philippine news site reports. "Sansha city" officially includes both an island disputed with Vietnam and the Scarborough Shoal, which China and the Philippines disagree over. (July 4)
Chinese Maritime Surveillance ships are patrolling within 1 nautical mile of the Nansha islands, Xinhua reported.
The Chinese government announced it would open a research station in the "Zhongsha" islands, part of the controversial Sansha City. A quick check suggests these "islands" are not even above water all of the time, and they have not been part of the recent dust-ups with Vietnam or Philippines. (July 5)
An Economist story comes with a nice map that includes oil claims.
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Katherine M. Dell, M.D. is a board-certified Pediatric nephrologist and Vice Chair of Research for the Pediatric Institute. She sees patients at Cleveland Clinic Children's outpatient facility on Main campus as well as at Richard E Jacobs Health Center and Hillcrest Hospital outpatient facilities.
She received her medical degree from Harvard Medical School and completed pediatric residency and pediatric nephrology fellowship at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
She is a member of several professional organizations including the American Society of Pediatric Nephrology, American Academy of Pediatrics and the Society for Pediatric Research.
She has published over 50 articles in peer-reviewed journals. She is the site principle investigator for several clinical research studies and networks including Chronic Kidney Disease in Children (CKID), Nephrotic Syndrome Study Network (NEPTUNE) and North American Pediatric Renal Trials Cooperative Study (NAPRTCs). She also participates in several treatment studies in nephrotic syndrome.
Her specialty interests include polycystic kidney disease (PKD) and other cystic kidney diseases (including tuberous sclerosis), obstructive uropathies (including posterior urethral valves), nephrotic syndrome and pediatric chronic kidney disease (CKD).
Her research focuses on development and application of quantitative magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) techniques as biomarkers for chronic kidney disease progression, including progression of autosomal recessive polycystic kidney disease (ARPKD).
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Separation of powers is paramount in our system.
If I wrote this article a week ago, I would have been dismissed as a partisan hack that had no interest in seeing the Mueller Investigation through to completion. I would have been denounced as a Trump apologist that wanted to discredit a needed investigation.
Well, Trump "won" this whole Russian Collusion argument, I am still opposed to the Mueller investigation.
While I touched on the subject several times in the past, I have not covered it in depth. The point of this article is to layout why special counsels inhabit a constitutional grey area. Now that Mueller has completed the investigation with no Russian collusion in sight, we can examine the nature of the executive power in America.
In Federal 69, Hamilton says that the executive authority is to be vested in a single magistrate.
Senator Feinstein wants a system where the executive cannot exercise his authority without getting permission from subordinate departments. She says that the DoJ serves the American people. She's right. It does serve the interests of the American people because the people elected Donald Trump to serve as the executive, whose job, interestingly enough, is to enforce the law.
The enforcement of law is THE executive power. The executive power is held by one man. The idea of removing that power and giving it to an unelected and unaccountable employee of the executive branch raises some constitutional questions. We were repeatedly told that there would be hell to pay if Trump ended the Mueller investigation. We were repeatedly told that firing Comey was impermissible. Both of these assertions effectively take power that belongs to Trump and delegate it to other individuals. We end up with the de facto creation of a fourth branch of government where individuals are immune from the normal political and constitutional remedies.
While the Mueller investigation is not as problematic as other instances where special counsels were appointed, the rhetoric has poisoned the well of public discourse on the subject, as it will be nearly impossible to correct this fundamental misunderstanding of separation of powers.
This misunderstanding has infected even conservative minds. It's the idea that while Trump may have been able to fire Mueller, Trump would probably be impeached. It's one thing to believe that this would be the reality given the democrats' insanity, it's another to believe that this would be a prudent political remedy for firing Mueller. If firing Mueller were an impeachable offense, then the simple exercise of Article II power would be grounds for impeachment. That is an untenable constitutional norm.
You may ask, if Trump wields all the executive power, how can the president ever be subject to investigation? There are several solutions that can address this notion of an above-the-law president. The first solution is a recent one. Congress can enact an independent counsel statute. This first option is absolutely horrendous. This goes much further in disregarding separation of powers.
If you were okay with one president suborning perjury, you should be okay with it happening again.
If you were appalled by a president suborning perjury, you should be appalled again.
We can make distinctions between the two cases while not deviating from the principle that truth is a prerequisite for justice.
We can think Trump is wrong to have done this and still think the Special Counsel occupies a constitutional grey area.
We can think that Clinton was wrong and think that the Independent Counsel statute was worse than the appointment of Mueller.
And we can look to Justice Scalia's lone dissent in Morrison v. Olson to remind us that regardless of what the executive is doing, it's the executive's job alone to prosecute and enforce the law. We cannot ignore separation of powers when we have a perfectly acceptable political means of remedying problems like these. We don't need a special counsel when the legislative branch can operate WITHOUT the president (veto override) and can remove him from office (impeachment).
This actually serves as a good segue into some of the other solutions, but we'll focus on Morrison v. Olson.
Scalia goes on to discuss the extent of the power that is deprived or delegated. Whereas the majority admits that some power has been removed, they qualify it by saying that the executive still has sufficient control over the executive power in question. Scalia's simple response is that this is not good enough. The executive must have ALL of the executive power.
Okay so what does this have to do with our current situation? Our understanding of Mueller's investigation is primarily colored by what the nation went through with Clinton. Conservatives are quick to loathe Clinton, and most of the time rightly so, but that loathing should not have come with an assault on separation of powers. Some of us may be inclined to think that if an investigation like Mueller's rests on dubious constitutional grounds, then maybe congress should get involved in conjunction with the judicial branch, like it did with Clinton. Scalia's dissent debunks that thought pretty easily.
Yet that is not the only way that Congress can get involved. As my quote above mentions, congress has other powers at its disposal. It may proceed with legislation without the president, simply excluding him from the process if he has done something objectionable and everyone in congress agrees. They can impeach him and remove him from office. They can also exercise their oversight authority. Congress was perfectly capable of investigating claims against then Judge Kavanaugh without an independent counsel. Not only that, while the tools at congress' disposal are significantly less than that of the executive, investigations by congress can lead to the executive enforcing the law. For example, if Cohen lied to congress, he made those statements under penalty of felony. Congress can establish that the crime occurred, but the enforcement of it goes to the executive. Now you may ask, what happens when the executive refuses to prosecute? Congress can keep it in the back of its head. The constitution anticipates this and the ratification debates specifically rejected proposals that would have sapped the president's power to pardon even traitors. But they were certain that the President could not pardon in cases of impeachment. The entire point of this is to remove individuals, including a rogue executive, from power through the constitutionally prescribed political means i.e. impeachment, and then after that they will be subject to criminal prosecution.
But it doesn't end there! If Trump is as corrupt as they claim, surely the State of New York could investigate him. The president only has authority in federal law enforcement. This is why it is idiotic to claim that a powerful executive, who retains the executive power, is somehow above the law. We saw this in Clinton's case, albeit a little differently. State prosecution and civil cases are two areas that can keep the president accountable if people worry about his control over the federal law enforcement agencies and the DoJ.
The president alone holds the executive power, that includes enforcing the law.
The legislative and judicial branches may not wield executive power.
The Mueller investigation and the rhetoric of its rabid supporters wanted to place executive power outside of the president's grasp.
Congress did this with President Clinton.
Justice Scalia explained in the 80s why this was constitutionally repugnant.
There are other means by which congress and the people can keep the executive accountable while the executive alone enforces the law.
In the future, we need to avoid the appointment of special counsels that beg for their independence. The DoJ is capable of investigating claims made against the executive. If congress doens't like it, congress can exercise it's own authority in the political sphere to bring about reform. We cannot pervert separation of powers just to put our minds at ease…we actually can't do it for any reason.


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Surbhi borrowed Rs. 72000 at the rate of 12% per annum under compound interest. She repaid Rs. 40000 after one year. How much should she repay at the end of second year so that she clears the amount (in Rs.)?
Option 3 : 45516.8
Surbhi borrowed Rs. 72000 at the rate of 12% per annum under compound interest.
She repaid Rs. 40000 after one year.
Formula Used:
Amount after n years under compound interest = P × (1 + r/100)n
Amount that she needs to pay at the end of one year = Rs. {72000(1 + 12/100)} = Rs. 80640
⇒ Rs. (80640 – 40000) = Rs. 40640 principal for second year [As she repaid Rs. 40000 at the end of one year]
Amount that he needs to pay to clear = Rs. {40640 (1 + 12/100)} = Rs. 45516.8
∴ The required amount is Rs. 45516.8
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Everyone has seen videos of little turtles breaking out of their eggs and making a dash for the surf among hungry crabs and predatory birds. Only a percentage makes it to the water where other dangers lurk.
But then what? How do the surviving little turtles manage to swim great distances and sometimes buck contrary currents?
The most comprehensive perspective to date on precisely how young loggerheads navigate their transoceanic migration was published in two complementary papers produced by a research team led by Kenneth J. Lohmann, a marine biologist at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, according to the National Science Foundation, which supported the research.
The team's most recent paper argues that young loggerheads, which begin their migrations as tiny two-inch-long hatchlings, likely advance along their open-sea route through a combination of strategic swimming interspersed with passive drifting on favorable ocean currents. By swimming only in places where they are in danger of being carried off course and drifting passively in other areas where ocean currents move in the same direction that the turtles want to go, young loggerheads can migrate long distances on limited energy stores.
Lohmann studied turtles that were hatched in Florida. He speculated in another paper that the young turtles follow an inherited magnetic map that provides them with direction.
A hatchling ready to start a long voyage.
Only one in 4,000 turtle hatchlings survive to return to the Florida beaches. Those who do spend much of their time in the relative safety of the deep ocean where they travel in great circles until they are large enough to return to the shallow coastal waters, the research said.
Loggerhead turtles mainly are restricted to Costa Rica's Caribbean's beaches. Lohmann said that since each population of turtles has its own inherited magnetic map, turtles from one population could not be moved to replace a deleted population in another area.
Scientists studied these metal maps under laboratory conditions where they could control the magnetic field to which the turtles were subjected.
"The results also indicate that turtles obtain both latitude and longitude-like information from the oceanic magnetic field," said David Stephens, a program director, quoted by the National Science Foundation. "They may thereby obtain much richer spatial representations from magnetic fields than do humans with their compasses."
Lohmann also said that the typical practice of surrounding turtle nesting sites with wire mesh fences for protection might distort the ability of the hatchlings to navigate, the foundation added.
The Fuerza Pública is notorious for having vehicles that do not work. Now the Judicial Investigating Organization may suffer the same fate.
The director, Jorge Rojas, issued a warning Wednesday and said that the investigating agency's budget is being reduced for 2012-2013. The agency sought a 9 percent increase, but the judiciary is only allowing 4 percent, he said. The reduction in the allowed increase will have a negative impact, said Rojas. The increase appears to be less than inflation.
necessary resources to work and combat crime," said Rojas. The director nearly quit a year ago over similar problems.
Recently the agency, which is part of the judicial system, has been recruiting new investigators.
He also said that the cuts would hurt lab work, DNA testing, the purchase of needed equipment and also the food that detained individuals get. Suspects are held for a day or two in jail facilities in the judicial complex before they are remanded to the nation's prison system.
With a few exceptions, it is the Judicial Investigating Organization that does all the detective work in the country. When Fuerza Pública officers respond to a crime, they call in judicial police if investigation is warranted.
The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society is hoping that the German foreign ministry of the justice ministry will halt the extradition of its founder, Paul Watson.
Costa Rican judicial officials say the country is preparing the document to seek Watson's extradition.
The case is curious because Watson is considered a fugitive because he did not show up for a 2006 hearing. However, he told a reporter at the time he never had been notified. He had left Costa Rica shortly after the 2002 incident that generated the charges.
Costa Rica judicial officials appear to have decided to issue an international warrant in 2001. There is no indication that they even went so far as to try to email Watson. He is highly visible and in the news frequently because of his run-ins with the Japanese whaling fleet. There also is no indication that the prosecutors and judges now involved in the case watched the "Sharkwater" film which contains footage of the ocean encounter.
Sea Shepherd is trying to raise money for Watson's defense.
The six pots are lined up under photos of classic Costa Rican archaeological pieces. The ceramic bowls date from 300 to 800 A.D., said the foreign ministry.
The Costa Rican Embassy in France has recovered six pre-Columbian pots as part of its efforts to return archaeological pieces that were removed from this country.
The six pieces came into Costa Rican custody after investigations by French judicial and customs officials, said the Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores y Culto in San José.
This three-legged bowl is presumed to represent a bird.
There were no detailed descriptions of the history of the various pieces. Only one, a three-legged receptacle identified as a bird, appears to be of museum quality. It was identified as having been made on a date somewhere between 500 and 800 A.D. Most of the pieces are estimated to be about that same age, although several could be older.
Carlos Bonilla, the Costa Rican ambassador in France, thanked official there.
Costa Rica also is seeking archaeological pieces from Spain, Denmark, Switzerland and Italy. There also are 24 pieces in the Costa Rican Embassy in Washington, D.C., that will be repatriated, the ministry said.
Costa Rica did not always have laws against the exportation of archaeological artifacts. Thousands went to the United States and Europe. Now the country is trying to get some back.
The Brooklyn, New York, Museum recently returned about 1,000 pieces that were part of the Minor Keith Collection. Most are not museum quality. Keith shipped some 16,000 pieces to the United States. He was president of the United Fruit Co. and many of the pieces were discovered during excavations for the Atlantic railroad or agricultural work where the banana fields are today.
The health ministry is embarking on another seasonal campaign to reduce the number of dengue-carrying mosquitoes.
The first part of the campaign targets discarded vehicle tires, which make great locations for breeding mosquitoes.
The Aedes aegypti mosquito is opportunistic and can seek out small puddles of water for its egg-laying. The areas with the most cases usually are the coastal areas, which is why the latest campaign began in Limón.
Each year thousands of Costa Ricans are sickened by dengue.
The disease, if contracted a second time, could be life-threatening.
Daisy Corrales Díaz, the health minster, urged homeowners and business people to make sure their areas are free of breeding spots.
Costa Rican law requires retailers of tires to accept used ones for recycling, but many motorists just throw the tires away.
The major tire companies are helping with the campaign. There also will be advertising to encourage citizens to stamp out dengue. The program will cover all of the country in sections on various dates through August.
Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores y Culto said later Thursday that the photo came from Repretel, the television network.
There are not a lot of recreational opportunities for Sandinista youths camping out on Calero.
Young Nicaraguans are camping on the disputed Isla Calero-Isla Portillos region of northern Costa Rica.
The youngsters do not appear to be armed, but they are believed to be there under the direction of the central government in Managua.
The Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores y Culto lodged a strong protest with the Nicaraguan embassy in San José Wednesday and reminded the diplomats there that the International Court of Justice has specifically forbidden Nicaraguans from entering the area. Costa Ricans can enter only to do environmental remediation.
The Nicaragua youngsters do not appear to be doing damage, although Costa Rica said that they took actions against the plant life.
There are one long tent and two dome tents. The youngsters do not appear to be aggressive. They gave interviews to television reporters Wednesday. The area is hot and filled with bugs and also snakes.
The foreign ministry here called the encampment a provocation and said that the activity can only harm relations between the two countries and its peoples.
Nicaraguan troops invaded the area in October 2010. The goal was to construct a new, wider and shorter mouth to the Río San Juan so the area could be developed. This channel is about half finished.
Costa Rica went to the International Court of Justice in The Hague because that entity is charged with overseeing the border treaty between the two countries.
March 8, 2011 the court issued a preliminary ruling that said only Costa Ricans could enter the area and only to correct environmental damage.
Current campers seem to have better equipment than the soldiers who were there more than a year ago.
There have been several invasions of Sandinista youth groups since, but the latest appears to be ready to stay longer. The Nicaraguan central government claims the land is national territory.
The final ruling from the court is not expected for some time, and there is no guarantee that Nicaragua will abide by any decision. Costa Rica has declined to use force.
The invasion might be a protest against the Ruta 1856 that Costa Rica is constructing along the south bank of the Río San Juan to open up the northern area to land traffic. Nicaragua claims the construction is causing erosion to drop dirt into the river, which is Nicaragua territory. It has complained to the international court.
The new highway was built on no-bid direct contracts, and each day there is a new story in the Spanish-language press about corruption involving the project.
Man made pollutants may be driving the expansion of the Earth's tropical belt seen here in red.
Black carbon aerosols and tropospheric ozone, both manmade pollutants emitted predominantly in the Northern Hemisphere's low- to mid-latitudes, are most likely pushing the boundary of the tropics further poleward in that hemisphere, new research by a team of scientists shows.
While stratospheric ozone depletion has already been shown to be the primary driver of the expansion of the tropics in the Southern Hemisphere, the researchers are the first to report that black carbon and tropospheric ozone are the most likely primary drivers of the tropical expansion observed in the Northern Hemisphere.
Led by climatologist Robert J. Allen, an assistant professor of Earth sciences at the University of California, Riverside, the research team notes that an unabated tropical belt expansion would impact large-scale atmospheric circulation, especially in the subtropics and mid-latitudes.
Study results appear in the May 17 issue of Nature.
Observations show that the tropics have widened by 0.7 degrees latitude per decade, with warming from greenhouse gases also contributing to the expansion in both hemispheres. To study this expansion, the researchers first compared observational data with simulated data from climate models for 1979-1999. The simulated data were generated by a collection of 20 climate models called the Coupled Model Intercomparison Project version 3.
Allen further explained that with an expansion of the tropics, wind patterns also move poleward, dragging other aspects of atmospheric circulation with them, such as precipitation.
Black carbon aerosols are tiny particles of carbon produced from biomass burning and incomplete combustion of fossil fuels. Most of the world's black carbon production occurs in the Northern Hemisphere, with Southeast Asia being a major producer. The same is true of tropospheric ozone, a secondary pollutant that results when volatile organic compounds react with sunlight.
Senior United Nations officials Wednesday drew the world's attention to threats posed by transnational organized crime and drug trafficking in Central America and called for concerted global efforts to combat the scourge, which they said is spreading to other continents.
"Human trafficking, migrant smuggling, and kidnapping have also attached themselves to the underbellies of Central American societies. Highly sophisticated criminal threats in the region are eroding economic development, corrupting legal and political processes, and undermining public confidence," said Al-Nasser.
"In a word, these threats risk unravelling gains made in development in the region, and leading to social and political upheaval," he added.
The overall objective behind the debate is to highlight the Central American governments' individual and collective fight against transitional organized crime, its focus in the framework of U.N. policies and actions, as well as the importance of cooperation with and support of the donor community. In June last year, the region's heads of state adopted a so-called Central American Regional Security Strategy.
In his opening remarks, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon pointed out that countries in the region – especially in the northern triangle of El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras – face rising levels of violence fueled by transnational organized crime and drug trafficking.
"Caught between drug producing countries in the south and some of the major consumer countries in the north, proximity has encouraged criminality," said Ban.
He highlighted the fact that Central America has become the region with the highest homicide rates in the world – 39 murders per 100,000 citizens in Guatemala, 72 per 100,000 in El Salvador, and 86 per 100,000 in Honduras.
He also noted that the narcotics problem was not confined to Central America, pointing out that the region is a bridge to North America, and that the Americas are, in general, a staging post to Europe, through trafficking routes in West and Central Africa.
The Task Force was set up in March 2011 to integrate responses to transnational organized crime into the United Nations' peacekeeping, peace building, security and development activities, with the U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime and the U.N. Department of Political Affairs as co-chairs.
In his remarks, Al Nasser urged member states and the U.N. to continue to work towards greater unity and political commitment to tackle the security challenges in Central America.
"Our duty is to help tear down the complex web of crime in Central America, and to achieve security – one of the keystones of democracy – for the region, and for the world," he said.
Al-Nasser announced that he will convene a debate on "Drugs and Crime as a Threat to Development" on the occasion of the U.N. International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking. That will be in June. President Laura Chinchilla has been urging the United Nations to consider the problem.
The 65th annual Cannes Film Festival got under way Wednesday with a lavish red carpet ceremony at the Riviera resort.
The movie "Moonrise Kingdom" kicked off the 12 days of screenings, deal making and parties.
The film, which features American actors Bill Murray and Bruce Willis, is among 22 vying for the coveted Palme D 'Or prize.
Actress Eva Longoria was among the stars making up the annual gathering, which showcases dozens of films hoping to gain recognition.
Cannes also features staged pranks by some movies seeking to generate attention for their films. The Cannes Film Festival wraps up on May 27.
As expected, the U.S. Senate Wednesday rejected five separate budget plans for 2013, including one that mirrors a budget blueprint offered by President Barack Obama.
The lawmakers unanimously turned down the plan submitted by Republicans and based on the president's budget, 99-to-zero. Obama's Democratic Party called the vote a political stunt, saying it was unnecessary since last year's deal to raise the debt ceiling contained spending caps.
The chamber also rejected four other proposals submitted by Republicans.
The votes followed a day of debate in which senators from both sides accused each other of being irresponsible when it comes to government spending and cutting the deficit.
The Republican plans are meant to highlight the fact that the majority Democrats have not come up with a budget plan of their own.
Some Democrats have criticized their party for the failure to produce a budget. But others argue that last year's debt-limit agreement, the law known as the Budget Control Act, erases the need for a separate budget resolution.
With the upcoming November presidential election, pressure is building on lawmakers and the Obama administration to curb a crippling trillion-dollar budget gap and decrease the $15 trillion national debt.
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Judicial police detained a 26-year-old man in Santa Ana Tuesday night and said that they found a marijuana-growing operation in an apartment rented by the suspect.
Agents found 468 plants of various sizes and 811 grams of plant parts and 33 grams ready for market. The man was detained as he left the apartment about 9 p.m. He was not identified immediately.
Agents said there may be more arrests.
The Fuerza Pública has come out with a set of suggestions so that citizens can avoid home robberies. Chief among them is that someone always should be in the home and that a dog would be a good idea.
The police agency also suggested alarms and keeping bills and other types of mail out of the hands of passers-by who might learn about the family from them.
The agency seems to stress efforts to prevent break-ins and burglaries because armed home invasions are far more violent and nearly impossible to stop. Crooks sometimes chain a front gate to a vehicle and pull it down then crash through an exterior door.
The circumstances that open the way for a crime frequently are the doing of the victims, said the agency. One recent home invasion took place because the resident left open the front door.
Included on the list are contacts and relationships with neighbors and a watchful eye on strangers in the area.
The agency also suggests not leaving items like clothing, bikes and similar objects in view from the street. It also suggested a good survey of the home to locate and eliminate possible points of entry.
The recommendations are high on getting good locks, using chain locks and cleaning up possible hiding places around the home or in the yard. The recommendations also promoted exterior lighting.
The suggestions made no mention of defensive weapons.


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Q: Single table with data from multiple database tables In my dotnet Core project I have have 3 database tables: Building, Checklist and answer.
For each building I want to create a table with information based on the checklist and answer table. I have tried to set it up like the code below shows, but it doesn't work.
My viewModel:
public class myViewModel
{
    public int id { get; set; }
    public List<Answers> myAnswers { get; set; }
    public List<Building> myBuildings { get; set; }
    public List<Check> myCheckpoints { get; set; }
}

My controller looks like this:
    public IActionResult viewData()
    {
        var currentUser = this.User.FindFirstValue(ClaimTypes.NameIdentifier);

        var vm = new myViewModel();
        vm.myBuildings = (from mb in db.buildings where mb.OwnerId == currentUser select mb).ToList();
        vm.myAnswers = (from o in db.answers select o).ToList();
        vm.myCheckpoints = (from mc in db.checks select mc).ToList();

        return View(vm);
    }

my view:
@model List<Server.myViewModel>

@foreach (var building in Model)
{

@Html.DisplayFor(modelItem => building.myBuildings.buildingName)

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            @foreach (var item in Model)
            {

                    @Html.DisplayFor(modelItem => item.myCheckpoints.Description)
                    @Html.DisplayFor(modelItem => item.myAnswers.Deviation)
                    @Html.DisplayFor(modelItem => item.myAnswers.Risk)

            }

}

When using the @foreach, I get the following exeption message:

System.InvalidOperationException: The model item passed into the
  ViewDataDictionary is of type 'Server.myViewModel', but this
  ViewDataDictionary instance requires a model item of type
  'System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable`1[Server.myViewModel]'.

I am also unable to go from item.myAnswer to item.myAnswer.Risk.
Does anyone know how I can fix theese problems, or is there a better way of doing this?

A: you should pass a List of myViewModel to view:
public IActionResult viewData()
{
    var currentUser = this.User.FindFirstValue(ClaimTypes.NameIdentifier);

    var vm = new myViewModel();
    vm.myBuildings = (from mb in db.buildings where mb.OwnerId == currentUser select mb).ToList();
    vm.myAnswers = (from o in db.answers select o).ToList();
    vm.myCheckpoints = (from mc in db.checks select mc).ToList();
    var lstVm = new List<myViewModel>();
    lstVm.Add(vm);
    return View(lstVm);
}

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HostPapa Partners with Apache.org
Aug 2, 2017 | Technology
Canadian-owned and operated web hosting and cloud service provider HostPapa, Inc. is proud to announce their partnership with Apache.org.
BURLINGTON, ON, August 02, 2017 /24-7PressRelease/ — Canadian-owned and operated web hosting and cloud service provider HostPapa, Inc. is proud to announce their partnership with Apache.org. The Apache Foundation is a charitable organization whose goal is to develop and maintain open-source software, including their widely-used Apache HTTP Server.
"HostPapa believes strongly in supporting open-source software development," says Jamie Opalchuk, HostPapa's CEO. "Foundations like Apache.org are crucial in the development and maintenance of open-source software that we can all benefit from. That's why it's great to be able to partner with them to help expose Apache and their projects to so many new potential users."
Apache launched in 1995 with the focus of providing a secure, efficient and extensible server that provides HTTP services in sync with the current HTTP standards. Following the launch, Apache's HTTP Server quickly became the most popular web server on the internet, and today it's estimated to serve 46% of all active websites. Following that initial success, Apache also began expanding its software development into other areas, and currently has around 350 active open source projects and initiatives. Partnerships like the one with HostPapa allow the Apache community to continue their mission: to have their software used by and benefit everyone from small business and individuals, to large companies and research facilities.
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Christmas Parties: Avoid Too Many Spirits Ruining The Christmas Spirit
by Antonia Randles | Oct 25, 2018 | Fair Work Compliance, Human Resources, Legal, Workplace
With Christmas around the corner, it's the time of year when many companies will be holding parties for their staff.
In this article we provide some practical tips for employers on how to organise work parties to ensure that employees stay safe and reduce the risks of any legal claims.
To provide a real-life example, we'll revisit the case of Keenan v Leighton Boral Amey NSW Pty Ltd [2015] FWC 3156 – a classic tale of a work Christmas party gone wrong. In that case, the employer lost an unfair dismissal case after they dismissed a badly-behaving (and heavily intoxicated) employee.
What happened in the Keenan case?
Pre-party
The company booked a function room in the Novotel Sydney Brighton Beach Hotel from 6pm to 10pm for their Christmas party.
It was arranged that the hotel would serve beer, wine, some mixed spirits, soft drinks, finger food and canapés.
The contract between the company and the hotel stated that the hotel would comply with the relevant Responsible Service of Alcohol guidelines.
On the day of the party, Mr Keenan's supervisor said to Mr Keenan (and other employees) words to the following effect:
"The work Christmas party is on tonight, I'm not going but to those guys who are going, enjoy yourself, it is a thank you for your work this year. Kevin is putting drinks on for everyone. Do me a favour, don't be that idiot that I have to deal with on Monday morning. Don't be that person who gets blind drunk, abuses someone or punches someone. Have a good time."
The hotel set up a temporary bar facility in the room booked by the company which included large Esky-type containers filled with ice and bottled beer. It was intended that bar staff would serve all alcohol to the guests.
Mr Keenan admitted to having two stubbies of beer prior to arriving at the party.
Soon after arriving at the party, Mr Keenan proceeded to drink a large quantity of alcohol.
Employees, including Mr Keenan, found they were able to help themselves to the beer in the Eskies (rather than the beer being served to them by staff of the hotel, as had been planned).
There was no evidence that any employees were denied service of alcohol due to being intoxicated.
Mr Keenan's behaviour at the party included the following:
After one of the directors of the company tried to join in a conversation between Mr Keenan and another employee, Mr Keenan (who did know the person was a director) told him to "f**k off mate".
he repeatedly asked a female colleague for her phone number.
he said to another colleague who worked as the Executive Team Coordinator: "What do you even do? No seriously. Who the f**k are you? What do you even do here?"
Post-party
After the conclusion of the official festivities, some employees, including Mr Keenan, moved upstairs to a public bar. The bar was separate to the room hired by the company for the party and the employees had to buy their own drinks.
While at the public bar, Mr Keenan:
stroked a female colleague's cheek;
told a second female colleague "I used to think you were a stuck-up bitch, but Ryan says you are alright. If Ryan likes you then you must be ok.";
grabbed a third female colleague on either side of her face and kissed her on the mouth, after which he told her "I'm going to dream about you tonight"; and
told a fourth female colleague that his "mission tonight is to find out what colour knickers you have on."
Disciplinary proceedings
Perhaps unsurprisingly, Mr Keenan was invited to a disciplinary meeting when he returned to work. Relying on his behaviour during the work party and in the public bar after the party had finished, the company terminated Mr Keenan from his employment.
Mr Keenan subsequently brought an unfair dismissal claim in the Fair Work Commission.
The case in the Fair Work Commission
In approaching the question of the fairness of Mr Keenan's dismissal, the Commission came to the view that Mr Keenan's behaviour after the official party had ended (i.e. in the public bar) should not have been taken into account in the decision to terminate his employment, as it had occurred outside the scope of his employment. It formed this view because the end time of the official event had been clearly communicated and the remaining employees took it upon themselves to carry on drinking elsewhere at their own expense.
The only conduct which should have been considered in the decision to dismiss (the Commission said) was Mr Keenan's behaviour during the official work party.
Whilst the Commission considered that Mr Keenan had acted inappropriately at the official party – particularly his comments he made to the Executive Team Coordinator ("Who the f**k are you? What do you even do here?") – the Commission ultimately found that the dismissal was unfair.
One of the factors that led to this conclusion was that the company had not placed any proper restraints on the service of alcohol to the employees. In the Commission's words:
"In my view, it is contradictory and self-defeating for an employer to require compliance with its usual standards of behaviour at a function but at the same time to allow the unlimited service of free alcohol at the function. If alcohol is supplied in such a manner, it becomes entirely predictable that some individuals will consume an excessive amount and behave inappropriately…. During the Christmas function proper, Mr Keenan was never refused a drink or prevented from accessing alcohol, and no one suggested to him that he should stop or control his drinking. Indeed other employees during and after the function… continued to supply him with alcohol notwithstanding his visible intoxication. This was ultimately a result of the fact that [the company] did not place anyone with managerial authority in charge of the conduct of the function, but essentially let it run itself. I consider that the role of alcohol at the function weighs, at least in a limited way, in favour of a conclusion that the dismissal was harsh."
Lessons for employers
We set out below some top tips for employers when organising Christmas parties:
Before the work party, review the organisation's relevant policies such as those dealing with sexual harassment and bullying. Make sure that these adequately deal with expected behaviour at work functions and have been effectively communicated to employees.
If you don't already have one, implement a social functions policy that specifically outlines the employer's expectation regarding employee behaviour standards at staff functions.
In advance of the party ensure all employees are informed (ideally in writing) of the behaviour expected during the party. Reference relevant policies.
Make sure that there is a clear start and finish time for the function and that this is communicated to employees. If employees wish to continue socialising after the official event closes, make sure that they do so in a different location/venue, where they are responsible for buying their own drinks. Taking these steps will help to avoid any liability on the part of the employer for any incidents that take place after the party has ended (injuries, harassment, etc).
If alcohol is being provided at the function, ensure that it is served by the venue and that the venue staff will observe Responsible Service of Alcohol guidelines. Avoid arrangements whereby employees can simply help themselves to alcoholic drinks. If this is not possible – consider appointing senior employees to serve the drinks.
Supply an adequate amount of food and non-alcoholic beverages.
Consider appointing one or more (senior) staff members as sober guests of the party to oversee employee behaviour.
Consider organising transport home for employees to ensure that they get home safely. Taxi buses provided at the end of the official party is one way to help delineate the end of the event.
If employees are witnessed showing signs of intoxication or inappropriate behaviour, make sure managers are empowered to halt them from drinking further and/or to send the employee home.
Ensure that any allegations are investigated appropriately, and procedural fairness is observed when dealing with the employees in question.
Need help with policies covering employee behaviour at Christmas parties, or dealing with bad behaviour that occurs at an event? At Employment Innovations, we have a team of HR Advisors and legal experts who can assist you with these issues. You can also access unlimited workplace advice and template workplace policies as part of our subscription products. To find out more, get in touch.


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A new environmentally-friendly milk bottle is set to go on sale in supermarkets throughout the UK.
Suffolk-based Martin Mysercough invented the revolutionary GreenBottle after he saw the impact plastic milk bottles were having on his local landfill.
The bottles, which comprises of an outer shell made from recycled paper and a thin plastic liner to store the milk, will be rolled out across all Asda stores after a successful pilot scheme.
The revolutionary outer shell of the green cartons, which look similar to a normal plastic milk bottle, can be recycles again or thrown away and will decompose in a matter of weeks.
The average plastic bottle takes around 500 years to decompose and 15 million bottles are used every day according to The Guardian.
Mr Mysercough said he came up with the idea after speaking to a friend at a local pub.
The inventor then explained how his son's papier-mache balloon inspired him with the design and he played with several different designs before coming up with the GreenBottle.
Over 18 months, his team based in Framlingham worked on their design.
GreenBottle was first piloted in the Lowestoft branch of ASDA in May 2007 and sold at the same price as the milk in conventional containers.
It will now be a permanent fixture on the shelves nationwide starting with stores in Cornwall this week.
Speaking in 2008 Chris Brown, head of ethical and sustainable sourcing at ASDA, said they had been impressed by the concept model.
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The Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs predicts that by 2020 half of all milk packaging will be made from recycled materials.


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Medical School: University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA
Residency: Hospital for Special Surgery New York, NY
Fellowship: The Steadman Clinic & Steadman Philippon Research Institute Vail, CO
Dr. Ruzbarsky comes to Colorado via the Northeast. He is originally from Scranton, Pennsylvania and attended college at the University of Pennsylvania where he competed for 4 years on the men's varsity track and field team primarily as a javelin thrower. He graduated summa cum laude with a B.A. in Biology in 2010 and was elected to the school's chapter of the Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society. He remained in Philadelphia at the University of Pennsylvania for medical school as a 21st Century Scholarship recipient, graduating in 2014 as a member of the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society. Following medical school, he moved to Manhattan for his surgical internship at New York-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center and his Orthopaedic Surgery Residency at the Hospital for Special Surgery. He then moved to Vail for his sports medicine fellowship at The Steadman Clinic and Steadman Philippon Research Institute where he provided medical coverage for the US Ski and Snowboard teams and remained for a second fellowship in Vail focusing on hip preservation with Drs. Marc Philippon and Joel Matta. Outside of medicine he looks forward to continuing his passion for outdoor activities including skiing, alpine touring, hiking, and cycling and taking advantage of all that the majestic Roaring Fork Valley has to offer with friends and family.
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Tuxford War Memorial
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Location Description:
Churchyard of Church of St Nicholas, Lincoln Road, Tuxford, Nottinghamshire
Tuxford
SK7367771051
War memorial, unveiled 1921.
Reasons for Designation
Tuxford war memorial, unveiled in 1921, is listed at Grade II for the following principal reasons: *	Historic interest: as an eloquent witness to the tragic impact of world events on the local community, and the sacrifice it made in the conflicts of the C20; *	Group value: with the Grade I listed church of St Nicholas and other listed structures nearby.
The war memorial, in remembrance of the men of Tuxford lost in the First World War, was unveiled on 27 November 1921 by Mr D Walpole of the British Legion, and dedicated by the Archdeacon of Newark, the Ven Egbert Hacking. It was designed and made by HJ Tuttell (of Lincoln) and cost £163. In 1999, the carved cross of the memorial was replaced as the original was lost through storm damage.
War memorial unveiled in 1921, designed and built by H J Tuttell.
A dark polished granite Latin cross (of 1999) rises from a tapering hexagonal plinth of the same material. This carries the inscription, running round three faces, which reads IN THANKSGIVING TO/ ALMIGHTY GOD/ FOR/ VICTORY/ AND IN GRATEFUL MEMORY OF THE/ MEN OF TUXFORD/ WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY/ AND THE WORLD'S FREEDOM IN THE/ GREAT WAR, 1914 - 1918./ GRANT THEM THY PEACE, LORD./ ERECTED/ BY THE RESIDENTS OF/ TUXFORD . The plinth also carries the 16 names of those who died in the First World War, and of the seven lost in the Second.
The plinth stands on a three-stepped octagonal limestone base surmounted by black polished granite double plinth and cross. Four shields carved in relief on four corners of plinth with PRO DEO/ PRO RECTO/ PRO PATRIA/ PRO REGE.
This List entry has been amended to add sources for War Memorials Online and the War Memorials Register. These sources were not used in the compilation of this List entry but are added here as a guide for further reading, 24 January 2017.
War Memorials Online, accessed 24 January 2017 from https://www.warmemorialsonline.org.uk/memorial/134338
War Memorials Register, accessed 24 January 2017 from http://www.iwm.org.uk/memorials/item/memorial/27100
Bassetlaw Outdoor War Memorials Survey, May 2014,