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George Arthur Davidson (29 June 1866 – 8 February 1899) was an English first-class cricketer who played for Derbyshire between 1886 and 1898 and for Marylebone Cricket Club between 1888 and 1898. A useful all-rounder, he scored over 5500 runs and took 621 wickets in his first-class career.

Davidson was born in Brimington, Derbyshire, the son of Josh Davidson, a coal miner and his wife Elizabeth. His father played one game annually for Derbyshire from 1871 to 1875.

Davidson's first-class career began for Derbyshire in the 1886 season playing in the first match of the season against Marylebone Cricket Club, a game where he played in the lower order. He played regularly for the rest of the season. In the 1887 season he topped the batting and bowling figures for the club, scoring the first two half-centuries of his career and taking three five wicket overs. Derbyshire lost first-class status in 1888 and Davidson's few first-class appearances in the subsequent six years were mainly for Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC). He scored two further half-centuries, once in 1890 and once in 1892. He continued to carry his colours for Derbyshire being top wicket-taker every season between 1889 and 1893.

In the 1894 season Davidson played in nineteen first-class games for the re-promoted Derbyshire side although they did not play in the County Championship until the following season. In the season he achieved ten 5 wicket innings and three 10-wicket games. In the 1895 season Derbyshire finished fifth, and Davidson achieved career-best single-innings bowling figures of 9–39, against a strong Warwickshire batting side on a pitch better than most of the period. Davidson in 1895 achieved nine 5-wicket innings and three 10-wicket games and became the first English cricketer since W.G. Grace in 1886 to achieve the double of 1,000 runs and 100 wickets. He played for the Players at Lord's though without success even on a fiery pitch against some brilliant amateur batting. But for the special portrait of Grace, George Davidson might have been a Cricketer of the Year in the 1896 Wisden.

In the 1896 season, Davidson made his highest first-class score of 274 against Lancs. This innings was over 150 runs greater than any other tally he recorded during his first-class career, and remains as of 2013 Derbyshire's best single innings from an individual batsman in first-class cricket. Chesney Hughes narrowly missed the record in April 2013 with an unbeaten 270 as he carried his bat against Yorkshire at Headingley. In the same year he also managed five 5-wicket innings and Derbyshire came seventh in the Championship table. In the 1897 season he scored 121 against Notts and took four 5-wicket innings. In the 1898 season he took 15–116 in a match against Essex, the fourth-best bowling analysis in a match for Derbyshire, though Essex won easily on a fiery pitch. He took seven other 5-wicket innings and scored 108 against Hants. Derbyshire finished joint-ninth in the 1898 season, debuting Billy Bestwick.

Davidson was a right-handed batsman and played 260 innings in 158 first-class matches, He made 5546 runs with an average of 23.80 and a top score of 274. He was a right-arm medium-fast bowler and took 621 first-class wickets at an average of 18.26. He had ten 10-wicket matches and 43 5-wicket innings with a best performance of 9 for 39.

However 1898, a season in which his bowling average had been even better than in 1895, was to be his final season and, although it was naturally assumed that he would continue to play for many more years, Davidson contracted influenza and then pneumonia from which he died in Tividale.

As well as his father, his brother Frank also played for Derbyshire during the 1890s.

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Q: Nano-like scrolling in vim So my problem is that vim lags a little when I scroll, specially when I have multiple splits open.
I'd like to scroll in vim as in nano: when I scroll down/up it shouldn't load only a single line, it should load multiple lines.
How can I do that?

A: Are you actually scrolling or are you only moving the cursor?
In Vim, scrolling vertically is done with <C-e> and <C-y> (line-by-line), <C-d> and <C-u> (half-screen-by-half-screen) or <C-b> and <C-f> (screen-by-screen), while moving the cursor vertically is done with jk.
You can adjust the scroll option to alter the behavior of <C-d> and <C-u>

A: Use 'scrolljump', and set it to the minimum amount of lines to scroll at a time:
:set scrolljump=5

A: Have you tried the 'ttyfast' option? See:
:help 'ttyfast'
for help, and:
:set ttyfast
to enable it.
Also, what version are you using? And have you tried this with no customizations to see if something you've set is interfering?
Run it like this to omit any of your vimrc settings and plugins:
vim -u NONE
You can also use:
:set lazyredraw will buffer screen updates instead of updating all the time. I generally enable it when I'm doing a complex macro playback. Might help you here.

A: You can move faster between lines in the command mode:
<number of lines> k ... UP
<number of lines> j ... DOWN

Write it without brackets of course...

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Make this strawberry peach sangria your drink of choice when the ladies stop by for a visit this summer. A switch up from the traditional red sangria, this light and fruity sangria is perfect for those hot summer days lounging in the backyard with a book or for a special Ladies Night In.
Truthfully, sangria can be enjoyed year round but I was looking for a tasty drink to share with my girlfriends when they came over for our Ladies Night In. A little prep work in advance meant I didn't have to do much work when serving up a glass of this delightful strawberry peach sangria. Although the fruit doesn't really infuse much flavour into the drink, it's always fun getting a little fruit snack with my drink, amiright??? I'm still on the lookout for some cute skewers to decorate the glass with so it's a little more lady-like going after the those juicy peaches and strawberries at the bottom of my glass.
When you're serving your sangria, you could leave the boozy mixture on the side and top up with club soda as I suggested, or if you're concerned Aunt Susie may fill her glass to the top with just the mixture, find a bigger container and add the club soda before serving it.
It's always fun to plan a Ladies Night In to reconnect with your girlfriends you haven't seen in a while. Staying in is also a new trend as more and more people are watching their budget but still want to have a bit of fun. Everyone can chip in for snacks or take turns hosting to make getting together a frugal summer activity everyone will enjoy and look forward to.
Send out invitations so everyone knows the details. While a text message will do the trick, try sending an e-invite so everyone gets a personal invitation sent straight to their inbox. There are tons of options for sending fun online invitations. It also helps you track who is able to come.
A day or two before the event set some time aside to pick up the necessities. Cute cocktail napkins and flowers are an easy way to make your friends feels special for your night in.
Decide on some light finger foods to serve. If you are sharing the responsibility of the food, a cheese tray would be a lovely choice to have. Each person can bring one of their favourite cheeses while you provide the accompaniments like a fresh baguette, marinated olives and fresh fruit.
Decide what beverage to serve. This strawberry peach sangria is a lovely option as it can be made well in advance to take the stress away from having to make drinks all night long.
Prepare your space by arranging a variety of seating options with large, comfortable pillows. Your guests will love getting cozy with a pillow and settling in for a good time. Set up twinkle lights and small candles for when the sun starts to set.
Plan a relaxing activity like cards or watch a movie outside on an overhead projector. A white bed sheet can be easily converted into a movie screen. If you really want to spoil your friends, hire someone to come give manicures.
Now that you have the recipe for the perfect Ladies Night In, scroll down to grab the recipe for this delicious strawberry peach sangria.
Mix white wine, daiquiri mix, strawberries, peach liqueur, triple sec, peaches and orange slices in large pitcher. Chill up to 4 hours in the fridge before serving.
Place some ice in a glass. Spoon some of the strawberries and peaches into your glass. If you'd like to use the orange slices as well, remove the oranges from the pitcher and cut into quarters and place 1 or 2 in each glass. Fill the glass ¾ full with the sangria mixture. Top with club soda, stirring to combine. Serve immediately.
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The United States Association of Collegiate Fencing Clubs (USACFC) was established in 2003 to educate and promote fencing at the collegiate level throughout the United States. The organization began with 13 teams and has grown to over 45 teams since its inception.
USACFC was formed as a Pennsylvania Nonprofit Corporation in 2005. Each year the organization holds a national fencing championship in the host city of one of the member colleges.
The event consists of three components. The first round, on Saturday, is three pools of up to 13 squads in each weapon event. Each pool fences round robin in the A-A B-B C-C format. The results of that round do two things: they seed the championship bracket for Sunday, and they qualify individuals to the second component, an individual finals competition, which happen after the first round is complete on Saturday.
Sunday, the third and final component is a bracket of 32 squads (in each weapon event) which is fenced out to every place. It's not an elimination: if a squad loses in the first stage, it's in the 17-32 bracket, or if it wins, it's in the 1-16 bracket. Each subsequent stage narrows the squads into smaller sections of the bracket until they're fencing the squad most closely matched with them, whether it's for 1st and 2nd place or 31st and 32nd. So all 32 squads get 5 matches (rounds of 32, 16, 8, 4, 2).
The Sunday matches are fenced like dual meets (squad A's three athletes fence squad B's three for nine bouts total) but only until one squad wins five of the nine bouts (to decision).


How OZ Architecture is transforming Antarctica's McMurdo Station from its antiquated 1950s sprawl into an energy-efficient, state-of-the-art research facility.
Outside, winds can howl at 115 miles per hour and winter temperatures dip t0 -30 degrees Fahrenheit. Yet inside Antarctica's McMurdo Station is a bustling hub for research. McMurdo would be a big city by Antarctic standards, if the continent had any actual cities or towns: Hundreds of scientists from around the world live here to study everything from climate change to astrophysics. "It's a community that's devoted to one thing," says Rick Petersen, principal at the Colorado-based firm OZ Architecture.
The National Science Foundation, which funds the research hub, and contractor Lockheed Martin commissioned Petersen and his team six years ago to rethink the station's inefficient design—a hodgepodge of buildings, some dating back to the 1950s, that need to be heated primarily by fuel delivered by tanker once a year. "For every dollar we're using to heat a building down there, that's a dollar that could otherwise go to science," Petersen says. After two trips to McMurdo and months of coordinating between dozens of stakeholder groups, the architects proposed consolidating McMurdo's 105 buildings into just 17, including 12 brand-new structures, each optimized to conserve McMurdo's precious energy and constructed out of structurally insulated panels specially designed to fit into shipping containers, allowing for quick assembly upon arrival in the unforgiving environment.
Efficiency wasn't the only goal, though—the architects also wanted to increase the well-being of McMurdo's residents, a population that fluctuates from 250 in the winter to 850 in the summer. "We're addressing that in a bunch of different ways, from increasing collaboration opportunities and the exchange of ideas between people to more privacy and ways people can get away and reflect on their work or make a difficult phone call," Petersen explains. The new plan, which will be implemented in phases beginning in February 2019, calls for a light-drenched lecture hall, shared social spaces, and individual bedrooms. The goal is for architecture to facilitate science—and make life better for the people who relocate to the ends of the earth to do it.
OZ Architecture is a finalist in the 2018 Innovation By Design Awards. Check out all the honorees here.


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Die Chagai Hills sind ein Gebirgszug im Norden der pakistanischen Provinz Belutschistan. Sie erstrecken sich im Norden des Distrikts Chagai entlang dessen Grenze mit den afghanischen Provinzen Helmand und Nimrus.

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Die vornehmlich aus Granit bestehende Bergkette und die weiter südlich nahezu parallel verlaufenden Ras Koh Hills zweigen in allgemein westsüdwestlicher Richtung von dem in grob nord-südlicher Richtung verlaufenden Kirthargebirge ab. Die Chagai Hills erstrecken sich über eine Länge von rund 175 km von etwa  nordwestlich der ausgedehnten Salztonebene Hamun-i-Lora im Nordosten bis etwa  rund 120 km westnordwestlich von Dalbandin, dem Verwaltungssitz des Distrikts Chagai, im Westen und sind bis zu 95 km breit. Entlang ihrer Südflanke verläuft in dem langgestreckten und bis zu 7 km breiten Dalbandin-Tal, das die Ras Koh Hills von den Chagai Hills trennt, die Nationalstraße N-40 ("Quetta-Taftan-Highway") von Nushki nach Dalbandin und weiter nach Taftan an der Grenze zum Iran. Die höchsten Erhebungen der Kette sind:
 Kambran (2640 m)
 Malik Naru (2453 m)
 Malik Teznan (2383 m)
 Maran (2266 m)
 Shaik Husain (2131 m)

Die Nordflanke der Chagai Hills wird von einem breiten Gürtel von Sanddünen gesäumt. Die gesamte Kette ist von einer 20–24 km breiten Geröllzone umgeben. Die Bergkette ist durch zahlreiche von Wasser und Wind verursachte Schluchten durchbrochen, und wo diese in die Geröllzone einmünden, sind sie oft von langen, schmalen, in Nord-Süd-Richtung verlaufenden Dünen begleitet. Das Dalbandin-Tal selbst ist auch durch oft sehr hohe Wanderdünen charakterisiert.

Klima
Das Klima der Gegend ist sehr kontinental geprägt und arid. Niederschläge sind selten und unregelmäßig und die durchschnittliche Niederschlagsmenge in Dalbandin pro Jahr beträgt lediglich etwa 10 cm. Die Temperaturen sind sehr heiß im Sommer (durchschnittliche Höchsttemperatur 42,5 °C im Juli) und kalt im Winter (durchschnittliche Tiefsttemperatur 2,4 °C im Januar). Auf Grund des trockenen Klimas sind die Berge, wie auch die benachbarten Täler, nahezu ohne Vegetation.

Atomwaffentests
Die im Jahre 1998 mit den Codenamen Chagai-I und Chagai-II von Pakistan durchgeführten sechs unterirdischen Nuklearexplosionen fanden nicht in den Chagai Hills, sondern unter dem Koh Kambaran in den Ras Koh Hills bzw. in der Kharan-Wüste etwa 100 km südwestlich von Dalbandin statt.

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Weblinks
 A.H. Kazmi & M. Qasimjan: Geology and Tectonics of Pakistan. Graphic Publishers, Karachi, 1997, ISBN 969-8375-00-7, S. 40 (Online, PDF)

Literatur
 Imperial Gazetteer of India: Provincial Series: Baluchistan. Superintendent of government printing, Calcutta, 1908, S. 94.

Gebirge in Pakistan
Geographie (Belutschistan, Pakistan)

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The Roosevelt Water Association (RWA) serves about 1,130 member customers in Snohomish County. Water is supplied from the City of Everett Pipeline No. 5. The Association has a single water storage tank that can potentially serve only about 125 residences in Lupine Meadows. The remainder of the Association members would be without water should Pipeline No. 5 be shut down for any reason. Washington State Department of Health has encouraged the Association for years to provide more storage.
The RWA Water System Plan, February 2009, as approved by the Department, included planning for Tank No. 2 and Pump Station No. 3. Proposed Tank No. 2 cannot be supplied adequately through the existing Tank No. 1 by the existing Pump Station No. 2, which only has a capacity of about 50 GPM. Pump Station No. 2 was only designed to supply the 125 customers pressurized by Tank No. 1. A larger pump station will be needed to make full use of the Tank No. 2 storage volume.
Total customers for the Roosevelt water service area are projected to increase over the next decade to about 1,600 single family homes. Tank No. 2 and Pump Station No. 3 will serve about 80 percent of the Association service area, including the Lupine Meadow system; which is about 1,280 customers less 125 Lupine customers or about 1,155 customers in the eastern part of the RWA service area.
The Roosevelt Water Association (RWA) is proposing public works storage and distribution improvements to its existing water system. The 495 Zone Reservoir and Water Main project will construct an approximately 1.1 million-gallon (MG) [58-foot diameter, approximately 60 feet tall] welded steel reservoir along with approximately 3,300 lf of 12 inch ductile iron (DI) water main and its connection to the tank and existing water system.
The reservoir will be situated on parcel 28061300200400, owned by the City of Everett (Everett). RWA and Everett are working on a temporary easement and possible future purchase of a portion of this parcel to construct the necessary improvements. At present, the RWA site improvements encompass an area of about 0.6 acres. The entire parcel is approximately 32 acres in size, zoned R-5, and situated northwest of the Meadow Lake Highlands development, near the intersection of Trombley Road and Meadow Lake Road. It is primarily undeveloped and forested, apart for a gravel access road that traverses from east to west bisecting the site.
"	Possible construction of a 3-foot-tall retaining wall to minimize the amount of disturbed area and wetland buffer impacts; and "	Construction of security fencing, and electrical and telemetry improvements.
The proposed water main will extend from the Everett Pipeline No. 5, northeast along the proposed access road, connecting to the proposed reservoir, then continue down the existing access road to Trombley Road. From the Trombley Road/access road intersection, the water main will continue south generally within and adjacent to the Trombley Road right-of-way (ROW) to connect to RWA's existing system near the intersection of Trombley Road and 185th Drive SE. Everett's 100-foot-wide Pipeline No. 5 easement contains Trombley Road; after negotiations with Everett, the proposed water main alignment will run within the eastern edge of that easement. Following construction, surface restoration of disturbed areas will occur, either as trench patch and road overlay in paved areas or as reseeding/restoration of disturbed vegetated areas, consistent with County standards.
Pump Station No. 3 will have three pumps, ea.ch rated for 375 GPM and 220 feet of total dynamic head with 40 horsepower motors. These pumps, associated valves, electrical panels and telemetry controls will be in a new building about 21 x 23 feet. An easement for this site has been obtained. Site development will include grading, construction of a retaining wall, yard piping with valve vaults, paved access driveway, security fencing and lighting. Activation of Pump Station No. 3 will require a new 8-inch tap to the City of Everett Pipeline No. 5 with meter and valve vault. A short 8-inch pipe extension will connect Pump Station No. 3 to the Lupine Meadow distribution system.
The project will include a wireless SCADA system linking Tank No. 1, Tank No. 2, Pump Station No. 3 and several motor actuated vales with the Association office for remote monitoring and control. Pump motors will use fixed speed drives. Water levels in the two tanks will be sensed and the lead pump started as needed. The valves will be opened, closed or modulated by a computer to ensure the water in both tanks is turned.


Clark, Caven P. 1988 Survey and testing at Isle Royale National Park, 1987 season. Midwest Archeological Center, National Park Service, Lincoln, NE. 1990 Archeological survey and testing at Isle Royale National Park, 1986-1990 Seasons. Midwest Archeological Center, National Park Service, Lincoln, NE. 1991 Group composition and the role of unique raw materials in the Terminal Woodland substage of the Lake Superior basin. Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation, Department of Anthropology, Michigan State University, East Lansing.
Martin, Patrick E. 1988a Historic sites investigations, 1987. Michigan Technological University, submitted to MWAC, National Park Service, Lincoln, NE. 1988b Technical report on archaeological survey and evaluation, Isle Royale National Park, 1986. Archaeology Laboratory, Michigan Technological University, Houghton, MI. 1990 Mining on Minong: copper mining on Isle Royale. Michigan History 74 (3) (May/June):19-25.


"Ultimately, for me, it's I want to win," Beltre said. "And I'm caught up in between the organization that gave me the chance to win for many years, the organization that trusted me enough to sign me to multi-year contracts multiple times. The fans, I could ask nothing better than the way the Texas fans have received me in this state.
The one thing holding Beltre back from accepting a trade is whether he plans to retire or play another season. He said on Saturday that if he plays in 2019, he wants to do so with the Rangers.
If Beltre can receive assurances from Daniels that he will be re-signed, he might be more open to accepting a trade.
Daniels, though, made it sound Friday as if a team wants Beltre it will need to pay to get him because of how much the Rangers value him.
Beltre has already topped 3,000 hits and entered Saturday 33 home runs shy of 500. He is a shoo-in for the National Baseball Hall of Fame five years after he retires.
He came within one out of a world title in 2011, only to see the St. Louis Cardinals spoil the Rangers' dreams. He has been to the postseason four times with the Rangers, but they were eliminated in the final week last season, won't be going this season and appear to be headed to another down season in 2019.
But he doesn't want to go to a team and not be allowed to contribute significantly along the way. He wants to earn his ring, not just be a pinch-hitter and team leader.
The Atlanta Braves have been mentioned as a potential fit, in part because former Rangers manager Ron Washington is their third-base coach, but a source said that the Braves aren't sure if Beltre wants to be traded. The Braves' talent-rich farm system could easily satisfy the Rangers' demands.
The Cleveland Indians have also been linked to Beltre, even though they have All-Star third baseman Jose Ramirez. But Ramirez can also play second base, where Jason Kipnis has struggled this season, and a move there could create an opening for Beltre.
But there are no guarantees that a move to a contender will produce that ring Beltre is seeking. He hasn't been given the option yet.
Rangers Reaction: Hamels trade in '15 a success. How does trade to Cubs look?
Rangers remain open to trades. Who could be next to go?
Adrian Sampson improved in his second start but didn't figure in the decision as the Texas Rangers roughed up Houston Astros right-hander Gerrit Cole for a career-high eight runs in his shortest start since 2016.


because the size of the supercharger it will run a lot slower than the engine, probably won't be anywhere near.10000 rpm. Alcohol is a good intercooler and there will be plenty of it, Teflon TIP seals won't be a problem (if needed at all).
super charger drive pully has a shock absorbing element internal.
All good. The F3 engine blower was 750cc displacement 3 lobe roots type - without tip seals. Straight meth into the blower via a twin choke Dellorto.
Initially it delivered 18lb boost - but it got so hot it picked up on the ends of the rotors. By the time we'd trimmed the rotors to where it didn't pick up, we'd dropped to 15lb boost. Interesting to watch the stages when you fired it. Initially there'd be ice form on the plenum (2mm alloy then 16G steel after we'd burst that...) then as it warmed through the ice would melt and the blower would get too hot to touch.
Seriously, you don't need a 6 speed box. The F3 bike torque spread was such that you simply kept changing up. I seriously looked at turning it into a 3 speed as the rider was complaining about how many gearchanges he had to do unnecessarily. Example - coming out of the old Ruapuna hairpin unblown was 2nd gear and up one for the esses a short distance away. Blown it didn't matter if you were in 2nd or 4th you still got to the esses too fast - but if you'd done the hairpin in 4th you could stay in that gear and ride the torque curve.
the gearbox is a wide ratio five speed but what I most want is the large dia clutch (geared down from the crank more than the MX engine) so as to have no clutch slip problems, it may produce 45Hp according to loose preliminary calculations, if not, more Fuel/nitro until it does.
More is always better...Speedpro and I don't have that problem with the clutch. The 400 is the same clutch but wider for more plates. Same primary gear but again a tad wider. If he has a problem with his clutch he can upgrade to one which is proven to handle up to 80 HP.
The VT clutch is similar size huge reduction and lots of plates the Gearbox and Clutch used on most of the VT's is the same as the MXV and CBR250. Which is why I suggested it that along with that's its very unlikely one could have got worn out before the engine went bang.
Unfortunately I found a photo of my old supercharged Honda 100, .............. 360 degree twin cylinder, half an FZR Yamaha head, miniature lobe supercharger, MX 250 clutch and gearbox, methanol, nitro and 1 atmosphere pressure.
28mm stroke, 18 / 20000 RPM. Bugger the rules, when I built my first one the rules were 100cc fourstroke 'open'.
Good to see that you are totally open minded about it all! - We do all love two strokes of course but everything needs to be considered and accepted for what it can or can't do.
Unfortunately the two stroke is having to fight for it's survival and things just look a tad dicey at the moment! as far as automotive stuff is concerned Achetes and KTM seem to be the only takers!
The big problem (as in the case of the Wankel) is fuel consumption, pollution (perceived because of the visible smoke) and of course, my hobby horse - the massive exhaust chambers!
Soon there will be no road going two strokes for the bucket boys to use and the only stuff left will be the small scooter engines and expensive four strokes - I reckon supercharging for them is the only logical way to go! - but someone needs to do something quick - in either case!
Karts, skidoos and motocross, possibly aircraft, and even boats (ironically, that is where the rot began) could possibly reverse things for the two stroke and hopefully keep them going for a while longer. However that will be no good for Buckets - unless the rules can be changed??
I understand fully now why all the old guys got pissed off after WW2 when diesels took over from steam - didn't do a helluva lot of good being pissed off though!
So I expect we'll see some four stroke castings appearing on this thread soon??
as it happens Will, I've got a pair of twostroke case patterns that will work perfectly. Just a few add ons to change it to what I want, able to support a three bearing shell crank and provision for an oil pump. Don't worry, I hate myself for working with camshaft again but this project must be done.
Sounds interesting anyway and I agree about cams, but we still haven't found a perfect alternative for them... yet! - I worry that while we are digging around looking for one, the whole bloody lot will be completely obliterated by electricity!
But keep on keeping on!
Who cares, electricity can take over all it wants, just not in my workshop. If electric trail bikes take over and it's all you are allowed to use, I'll give up trail riding.
Certainly for mass transport electric will have to be the future. I'm installing a plug at the end of the car garage now in readiness for the the wife's next car. But not for my bikes or gyro!
I'd be real happy just to be able to ride any bike at all, whatever it's power comes from!
Electricity is not a good solution for flight as the battery stay the same weight no mater what the charge, where as a fuel load gets lighter the further it flys thus extending its range.
It's quieter and doesnt require earmuffs, its cheaper to run, doesn't blow head gaskets, ice up, or seize on descent, it doesn't shake the plane to pieces at low revs on the ground (as some flat fours do) or make life difficult by refusing to start and in the event of a crash it won't turn into an instant fireball.
Foundry stuff. Today, cos it was raining and cool (20 C)(eat your heart out you kiwis ) did a run of pistons, but split the pour with a run of our aluminium kart brake discs. At Ø200 mm, they weigh around 400 gm compared to the 1 kg of a conventional CI ventilated disc, both being 2 mm thick. We use the same high (18%) silicone alloy that we use for the pistons.
To cast these, we spin the die, pouring down the centre and feeding from the inside. If not spun, the die cavity would not fill.
However, in the spinning, the centrifugal pressure of the aluminium would try to force open the die. This is resisted by bobweights that provide a clamping force to prevent the top half of the die from lifting and hence leaking.
Irrespective, the whole thing is spun within a stainless barrel with a drop down lid; if the lid isn't down the rotation is interlocked out. Safety stuff really. The type of the actual barrel can be easily recognised, but as we probably helped emptying it, we felt it would be ok to use it.
There are ejection pins in both the top and bottom die halves. To grip the top of the die, a neat "desmodromic?" mechanism was devised to actuate grippers for the top die to initiate initial movement.
After the casting, there is a trimming op, then a solution heat treatment and then a 3 stage machining sequence.
Sorry the pics are on the piss, but it just does that.
Not even made in China.
...aluminium kart brake discs. At Ø200 mm, they weigh around 400 gm compared to the 1 kg of a conventional CI ventilated disc, both being 2 mm thick. We use the same high (18%) silicone alloy that we use for the pistons.
Is 2 mm the total thickness between the brake pads, Ken? Are these discs coated? Do they require a special type of brake pad lining?
You are aware that I built a gearbox for an electric helicopter?
I laughed at them (the company Tier1) when they rang me about the project. Told them I thought they were wasting their time. I figured they would be lucky to get 10 minutes out of it, they said they had calculated fifteen.
So I went ahead and built them a reduction drive to gear down their two electric motors. This electric R44 holds the world record for electric helicopter flight at something like 25 minutes or so I believe. Can only carry one skinny pilot and as you say Glenn, all up weight is the same at the start of flight as at the end. Never the less a great effort by them. I wouldn't fly it, probably couldn't, too heavy. So a wee way to go yet and that is using the efficiency of a full size rotor, not the silly little propellers that these virtual people carrying drones we see proposed on the internet.
Good spotting Frits. I made a ONE mistake, it should read 12 mm, not 2.
Nope, not coated. Some use "soft pads" that appear to have less metal in them, but others just run regular pads. Seem to survive though.


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Browns Waste Four Interceptions Of Lamar Jackson In Another Loss To Ravens
The Browns' defense kept Lamar Jackson intact except for a couple plays in the third quarter that produced a Ravens touchdown.
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Instant takeaways from Browns' 16-10 loss to the Baltimore Ravens …
1. Wasting the night away: You couldn't ask the Browns' defense to play much better than it did last night. It intercepted Lamar Jackson four times on passes intended for Browns-killer Mark Andrews. Safeties hounded Andrews, Myles Garrett and Jadeveon Clowney pressured Jackson all night, and Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah was a missile undercutting runners. But it wasn't enough. The Browns scored only 3 points off the four interceptions and the offense let everyone down in a gut-wrenching 16-10 loss to the Baltimore Ravens. Justin Tucker's 49-yard field goal – his 55th in 55 attempts in the fourth quarter or overtime in his career – forced the Browns to score a touchdown to pull it out in the last 1:10 with no timeouts. Baker Mayfield had three incompletions and then a 7-yard pass to David Njoku to come up way short. Mayfield had a fumble and interception in losing to the Ravens for the fourth game in a row. In the reunion game of Nick Chubb and Kareem Hunt for the first time in a month, the Browns ran their stellar backs 15 times for 31 yards. The loss drops the Browns to 6-6 and severely damages their playoff hopes with five games to go. They'll have to relive this lost opportunity during their bye week. The Ravens improved to 8-3 and play in Pittsburgh next week.
2. Whaddya know: The Browns looked like they caught a break when officials allowed a 20-yard touchdown catch by David Njoku to stand through a very, very close replay review in the final minute of the third quarter. On replay, it appeared the ball skimmed off Njoku's right thigh as he slid to the end zone and then touched the ground as he pulled it in. However, referee Jerome Boger upheld the call on the field. Actually, I never saw an official signal touchdown when the play happened. If they had signaled no catch, replay would not have reversed it. The first touchdown of the game for the Browns closed the Baltimore lead to 13-10 just before the fourth quarter intermission.
3. Damn shame: After limiting Mark Andrews to one catch on four targets in the first half, and intercepting Jackson three times on passes intended for him, the Browns lost coverage on the tight end twice on the first series of the second half and it cost them a touchdown. Both breakdowns came on third downs. On the first one, Jackson was running from pressure and just threw the ball up for Andrews. Ronnie Harrison lost coverage, then hooked Andrews as Andrews pulled in the ball at the Browns' 13 for a 39-yard gain. Three plays later, Jackson was chased back 23 yards to the 35-yard line by Jadeveon Clowney and Myles Garrett and he threw another lollipop to Andrews left alone in the end zone. Looked like Grant Delpit lost track of him.
4. This is hard to do: The Browns' defense came to play. They intercepted Jackson three times in the final 2 minutes, 29 seconds of the first half. Denzel Ward got one after a tip by Malcolm Smith on a pass for Andrews. Delpit and Harrison had the other two on passes intended for Andrews. The problem was the Browns turned three takeaways into only three points, and they trailed at the half, 6-3. John Johnson added a fourth interception on a pass for Andrews in the fourth quarter – and the Browns got no points out of that, too.
5. No offense: The first half was an offensive show – as in, embarrassingly bad. Jackson's three interceptions plunged his passer rating to 29.7. Mayfield was 10 of 22 for 128 yards and a lost fumble when the ball squirted out of his right hand while backpedaling from pressure. Mayfield's rating was 64.2. The Browns had 21 yards rushing with Nick Chubb and Kareem Hunt reunited.
6. Are you kidding me?: Stefanski must rip the Wildcat page out of his playbook. Please. The Browns were down by 6-0 with their defense playing well. With 3:53 to go in the first half, Mayfield's 41-yard completion to Harrison Bryant took the ball to the Ravens' 34. Then, craziness happened. On first down, the Browns shifted into the Wildcat formation with Jarvis Landry as the quarterback and Mayfield split to the right. At the snap, Mayfield moved behind the line of scrimmage and waved for the ball, expecting a backwards pass. Landry, however, was fixated on throwing downfield. He was blind-sided by Odafe Oweh and lost the ball to the Ravens. Ward's interception came two plays later.
7. Cue Yakety Sax: There was a three-play sequence in the first quarter that chewed up 10 minutes that we'll all never get back. On fourth-and-2 from their 33, the Ravens executed a fake punt on a direct snap to their upback. But officials ruled they hadn't put the ball in play yet, so the down was replayed. The Ravens confused the Browns by putting their offense back on the field and the Browns called time to avoid having 12 men on the field. After the timeout, the Browns, undaunted, were flagged for having 12 men on the field. The mistakes continued two plays later when Malik McDowell drew 15 yards for hitting Jackson late out of bounds. Those free yards helped the Ravens stretch the field for a 52-yard field goal by Justin Tucker.
8. Not now: Chase McLaughlin's recent struggles continued with a miss wide left from 46 yards at the end of the Browns' first series. McLaughlin had a PAT blocked and missed a field goal in Cleveland against the Lions in windy conditions. There was a 3 mph wind in Baltimore. McLaughlin atoned with a 45-yarder in the second quarter, using the left upright to carom it through. In his career, McLaughlin now is 9 of 17 on field goals of 40 to 49 yards; he's 8 of 9 from 50 and more.
9. Down goes Conklin: Jack Conklin's speedy, three-week recovery from a dislocated elbow lasted all of 10 plays. Conklin was knocked out of the game with an injury to his right knee with 6:27 left in the first quarter. Conklin went down hard in a pileup. After Conklin was helped up, he started limping off without help and his knee gave out, almost tumbling Conklin to the ground. He was carted into the locker room after a few minutes in the blue medical tent and declared out for the game.
10. Pre-game notes: The surprises of Browns inactives were receiver Rashard Higgins and fullback Andy Janovich. Both were healthy scratches as neither player appeared on the team's injury report all week. It's the first time all season Higgins was inactive. He is seventh on the team with 15 receptions on 31 targets for 185 yards and one touchdown. For the Ravens, inactives of note were defensive end Calais Campbell, their leading tackler on the defensive line, and cornerback Jimmy Smith.

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July 22, 2020 |Written by Quest Nutrition
Featured Quest Squad Member Jason Osei
If there's one thing I've learned throughout life, it's that initial impressions of a person are more often than not, completely wrong. That's why when preparing to interview Jason Osei I steeled myself to talk to a man who is obsessed with performance, physique and physical fitness. Don't get me wrong, he does make a habit of sticking to his fitness routine and has based his career around using his body as his tool, but underneath that imposing physique is a giant teddy bear of a guy with a head on his shoulders that's stronger than his statuesque form.
Jason is a martial artist, semi-professional wrester, and a former college football offensive lineman who lives in Texas by way of London, England. Not exactly the type of person you conjure up when you think of a person with a penchant for Starburst and sweets, but that's just the beginning of the surprising duality of the man.
In my continuing series of featured Quest Squad members, I'm excited to introduce you to Jason and share some of his insights on training, knowing your limits, and how to stay engaged during a worldwide pandemic.
"I love sweets, if you put a bag of Starburst in front of me, I won't stop until that bag is gone."
When did you begin your fitness lifestyle?
Jason: It's been a journey I'll say that. When I was a kid in London I played basketball and soccer, but I was a chubbier kid growing up. I had a cousin who is a martial artist, he's currently a Bellator MMA fighter, who got me on the path I am on now. It's an unusual path because I trained in martial arts but ended up playing football — American football — for some teams in England, then I played in Helsinki and I eventually sent out to American colleges to play football in the States. I ended up getting accepted to Baylor to play offensive line because I was a big fella but shrank dramatically to get to where I am now. Playing football I transferred to Texas A&M Commerce. I went to pro day and was seen by some scouts, but nothing really came from it. I was 340 pounds at that point and thought 'I need to lose some weight' if I'm not playing football. It was unproductive and was hurting my joints and stuff so I began cleaning up my diet, doing weight training like compound explosive weights like we did in football training, and that helped me begin to lose weight.
I connected with a friend and got back into martial arts and fitness and they connected me with the school I'm at now, helping out one of their heavyweight fighters. I was asked if I wanted to do more fights and accepted, so I had to get ready for camp and that's what began my MMA journey.
"I adhere to the Japanese philosophy of "your body is your weapon" in all regards of my life, so I want to treat my body right so it's ready at all times."
What's the difference in training for MMA and martial arts as opposed to something like football?
Jason: It's definitely different than general fitness – you have to make sure everything is geared toward staying fit, but also factor in performance. I started eating lots of greens and cutting out sugar, which is where I got into Quest Bars. Because I love sweets, I needed something that gave me that same taste and sensation. If you put a bag of Starburst in front of me, I won't stop until that bag is gone. And when I started my transformation, I would work out hard and could only drop 10 pounds. I kept thinking to myself, why is that? So I went cold turkey on the candy and in the next month I dropped 30 pounds. I know that's not for everyone and people need to keep those sweets in their rotation, but for me it was the only way. That's why I love the Quest Hero Bars. I stumbled upon thm at Walgreens one day and tried them and thought 'these are absolutely amazing.' Ever since then I make sure I've got them on hand for my sweet tooth.
Jason before MMA/Wresting training and after.
How did wrestling come into play, was that a natural progression from MMA and martial arts?
Pretty much, I was basically getting ready for fight camp and got to try out with the WWE, I flew to Orlando and tried out with them and I'm still on their watchlist for their UK brand, so I've been working with coaches and training for that.
"I know it's tough for everybody right now with Covid, but it's taught me to put ego behind reality. My ego will tell me that I can control every situation in life, reality teaches me I cannot, so I just adapt to the situation."
How has Covid-19 affected your aspirations since MMA and wrestling are highly spectacle sports that require fans to pack into arenas?
With the Covid thing, everything is so uncertain but I'm basically taking no time off from training, because when everything is able to open back up again, I want to be able to perform when the time comes. I adhere to the Japanese philosophy of "your body is your weapon" in all regards of my life, so I want to treat my body right so it's ready at all times.
I know it's tough for everybody right now with Covid, but it's taught me to put ego behind reality. My ego will tell me that I can control every situation in life, reality teaches me I cannot, so I just adapt to the situation. It's a different kind of life to live, yeah, we're all isolated, but that doesn't mean you can't still workout. I can socially distance run, I can workout at home, do pushups, work on my diet. It's the philosophy of 'control what you can control.' So when I get back at the end of the day, I may be rusty on my technique, but if I'm keeping my cardio and weight in check, I can concentrate on the parts where I'm lacking when we return to normal life. It's having that outlook and perspective that are going to help me and everyone else get through.
Being involved in so many high risk, high injury fields, how do you ensure you're taking care of yourself properly?
Jason: I think, and everyone has their different opinions on sports and how it's handled in general. There will be people who disagree. You have to take care of your tool and how it works. You have to understand that you're not going to be doing this forever. You have to do this with that in mind. When I have, kids I want to be able to live a normal life after this is all done, I'm not going to be 45-50 years old competing at this level. Father time catches up to all of us, a lot of people in sports don't realize that. The older you get the more susceptible to [injury] you become. You lose resiliency, it happens over time, you can mitigate that over time by doing things like yoga.
When we train and spar for our sports we go through days and nights where we have to taper it down. Like, before a fight we're not going to go all out and destroy each other. Think of it like a video game, you have a stamina bar, you want to go in with a 100% stamina bar. If you're beaten up and tired going 100% all of the time, you're not going to perform.
That's how it is in real life. It's full circle, the things you're eating, the nutrition, how you work out, it's all about balance.
Look at Mick Foley: You can respect his decision to do it his way, and it worked for him, but now he's paying for it later on in life. A lot of people need to realize you don't have to be like him to make it. Treat practice as practice. You're trying to gain the skills that are going to help you come performance time. Work hard and train hard, yeah, but you've gotta leave something in the tank so you don't risk injuries and harm your body.
I've spoken to a lot of athletes and MMA fighters working for Quest and you're the first person I've heard with that perspective. What does that mean for you in the future and how you plan on training and continuing on this journey?
My fitness journey is going to follow me through life, when I'm 60-70 I'll still be active. I think people in my field have to understand that you want to go out on your terms and when you do that, you won't feel like you left anything on the table.
Learning that there will be a time to step away is pivotal to leading a fulfilled life. It's not quitting, it's saying ok, cool, this is enough, what else do I want to do and go into that with the same intensity.
"I'm a big advocate for the Quest products, I don't think I've tried many protein products that I legit had an attachment to."
Wrapping things up, speak a little bit to your experience with Quest Squad – why you joined and what you enjoy about it.
I saw a commercial for it to join up and I was like, I eat these things all the time, why not? Of course I'm going to join the Quest Squad. And I love the missions, with wresting you get to perform a lot so I like that it's kind of goofy and you can have fun with them. I didn't realize how involved these missions are and how Quest is legit in sending us so many products. I feel so spoiled right now. The missions are pretty fun, I've done almost all of them except one or two because I was traveling. I also got two of my buddies to join the Quest Squad.
It's funny because people know me from my social media and doing fitness, but I'm really lighthearted. I'm a 'don't take anything too seriously' kind of a guy. I feel like life is way too short to take I seriously, that's why the missions are up my alley. I don't mind going somewhere taking a picture with a Quest bar, and yeah, people see a big guy holding this bar, and I'm sure I look really silly, but it gets you to come out of your comfort zone and teaches you to be more extroverted. I'm a big advocate for the Quest products, I don't think I've tried many protein products that I legit had an attachment to.
The way the Quest Squad keeps us engaged, I feel like I have a friend. Some protein companies you see these guys and girls and they're all rocked up and it looks inaccessible, but with Quest, it's for people who maybe workout 2-3 times a week and that's okay. It's for everybody and that's a really cool thing you don't see with other brands.
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Permaculture is often confused with applying specific practices, for example composting, or water management. Although these practices have a place within the Permaculture approach, they are not the same thing. Permaculture is the designing of the human habitat in an efficient way after a thorough analysis of the terrain, the available resources, the desired use of the property, the energy flows (like wind -cooling, heating, fire risks- and water -floodrisk, irrigation options, soil hydration etc-) and other factors. As such Permaculture is more of a framework, or a method of analysis, that allows for an efficient use of specific practices which have to be in accordance with the three Permaculture ethics.


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Fat Freezing vs Lipo
How does fat freezing work?
Price List and Opening Hours
Moobs (Male Breast Tissue)
Are the results from Fat Freezing permanent?
Teesside Fat Freezing
for the body you've always dreamed of
Note that full results are not seen until 3 months after treatment.
This is one of the best "Belly Buster" results I've ever seen. One treatment only, 8 weeks between photos. My client is absolutely delighted and so am I. Interestingly her weight is the same as it was pretreatment.
This lady had the one hour abdominal treatment. She had 3 areas, 2 to the waist and one to the abdomen. This shows the result 7.5 weeks after just one treatment (full result not seen until 12 weeks). It's amazing!
My client took the after photo. It was taken 6 weeks and 10 days after the first treatment and 10 days after the second treatment. It's a truly "wow" result and of course the final result won't be seen until 12 weeks after the last treatment. The treatments in both cases were the two hour "Belly Buster".
Here is a great result from a single Belly Buster™. The before and after photos are taken 3 months apart.
Here is an absolutely stunning result on this client's back – and the final results are still weeks away. She has had 2 treatments, one 6 weeks ago and one just one week ago. The final results will not be seen for another 11 weeks. The tattoo is hidden to maintain my client's anonymity.
This photo below shows the result of a single abdominal treatment. My client was delighted.
The below photo shows the result of Fat Freezing over an (old and well healed) scar. Not only has the fat in the area been reduced, but the scar appears less prominent due to the fat reduction around it.
Here is a result of one Belly Buster on a male abdomen. The results show the before on the left and the after, taken after 9 weeks. The final result is seen at 12 weeks plus.
This photo shows the result of two one hour treatments to the abdomen and a one hour treatment to the waist. The lady has also gone down a trouser size. This result has been achieved without dieting and is due entirely to the Fat Freezing.
The photo shows back fat /flanks before and just 5 weeks after a single treatment. The final result will not be seen until about 12 weeks afterwards.
This is an unusual one. This lady presented with some fat on her upper back causing a hump like appearance. I froze it and you can see the final result below (one treatment only).
Moobs, before and 5 weeks after. The final result will not be seen for another 7 (ish) weeks.
Bra fat, before and after, the final result of a single treatment.
Abdomen, 4 month after the male "Belly Buster".
Abdomen, 6 weeks after a single "Belly Buster" – final results will not be seen until 12 weeks.
Abdomen, 4 months after a single "Belly Buster" treatment.
Chin, 6 weeks after single treatment – full results will not be seen until 12 weeks after the treatment.
Inner thighs, 4 months after single treatment (this was an unusually good result for the inner thighs).
Uppers arms, 6 weeks after a single treatment.
Abdomen 4.5 weeks after single treatment – full results will not be seen until 12 weeks after the treatment.
"Moobs" (male breast tissue), 6 weeks after a single treatment.
Chin, more than 3 months after one treatment of two areas.
Abdomen 9 weeks after first treatment and 3 weeks after second treatment – full results will not be seen until 12 weeks after the final treatment.
Abdomen before and 10 weeks after a single "Belly Buster" treatment.
Inner thighs after two treatments.
Upper arms before and after a single treatment. My client is delighted that her arms now fit into sleeves that were once too tight.
Abdomen before and 9 weeks after a single "Belly Buster" treatment.
Abdomen, after one single hour treatment and one two hour "Belly Buster" treatment.
Flanks before and 7 weeks after a single treatment.
Abdomen before and after three treatments.
Abdomen before and just three weeks after a single treatment (the "Belly Buster"). Full results will not be seen until around 12 weeks after the initial treatment.
Flanks (muffin top) before and 8 weeks after a single treatment.
Abdomen before and four weeks after a single treatment (the "Mini Belly Buster"). Full results will not be seen until around 12 weeks after the initial treatment.
Abdomen before six weeks after a single treatment (the "Belly Buster"). Full results will not be seen until around 12 weeks after the initial treatment.
Abdomen before and after two treatments. Notice how the scar is less prominent in the latter photos as I sculpted the areas either side of the scar.
Buttocks before and 8 weeks after treatment
Abdomen before and 6 weeks after treatment
Flanks before and 7 weeks after treatment
Abdomen before and after one treatment
Abdomen before and 10 weeks post treatment.
Pubic Mound Before and After
Upper and Lower Abdomen Mid Treatment
Left and Right Sides of Lower Abdomen Mid Treatment
Here is a young man who had a little too much abdominal fat for his liking. It took just one treatment to get the pictured result.
This gentleman had a treatment to his abdomen and "moobs", he is pictured before and 3 months after one treatment.


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Bill for minorities rejected by senate panel
A Senate panel in Pakistan has rejected two bills. One was seeking the protection of minorities, and the other sought amendments to the Muslim family laws.
The Standing Committee on Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony met under the chairmanship of Maulana Ghafoor Haideri. Last month the Protection of Rights of Minorities Bill, 2020 was introduced in Senate by Senator Javed Abbasi.
Senator Rukhsana Zubairi had presented the Muslim Family Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2020 in July this year.
Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony Minister Noorul Haq Qadri said a committee was already working to prevent the forced conversion of minorities.
He added that a uniform curriculum was being introduced in the country.
But Senator Raja Zafarul Haq suggested there were very few instances of forced conversions in Pakistan in comparison with India where a war had been waged against minorities.
Senator Kishoo Bai noted that Hindu girls were abducted and forcibly converted.
When they appeared before the court, they changed their statement under duress. The senator stressed the need for legislation to protect minorities.
But the bill was later rejected with a majority vote.
The religious affairs minister said the legislation for the amendments to the Muslim laws would create difficulties for the society.
He added that his ministry and human rights and law ministries had opposed the bill.
The bill was also later rejected.


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Unfortunately, while being dependent of gnu tools for it's development, it is released under a proprietary license. This OS has progressed to the point where it is stable, mature and self-hosting for development work.


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dotpoint1: OpenHAB2
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![OpenHAB2 Paper UI configuration](https://docs.openhab.org/configuration/images/paperui1.png)
Rob B. gives an overview of OpenHAB2 including a look at different UI types (classic, basic,paper).

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The Open hearts, Open hands…Together We Pray Missional Community extends the healing power of our Triune God by offering Healing Prayer and Healing Touch to our congregation and the community.
Third Tuesday: meeting and healing prayer offering to congregation and community 6:00 fellowship hall.
This prayer ministry team is striving to open our hearts to the healing power of God's love and open our hands to heal the body, mind and spirit of those around us. Our goal is to make this healing power available to everyone and encourage them to call on God in prayer to receive the peace that only He can provide. Through practice and education, we are becoming more comfortable with prayer and healing touch ministry. Our goal is to help others feel comfortable with accessing this amazing ministry and connection with God, knowing and trusting that God can and will heal us. Jackie would love to meet with you over coffee or a hike to talk with you about how to get involved with our ministry.


Millennials, Do You Support Karl Marx or the Bible?
The left believes that, by destroying the idea of biological gender, they will essentially be creating a world of total equality where the stigma of behaving according to society's definition of gender is gone.
Hold on. Courage, Matt, courage. Breathe. OK, I'm ready. This is it. I'm coming out. I want the world to know. I'm a black, lesbian platypus trapped in a white, straight guy's body. This is my truth.


Do you need fresh Canadian leads for your home based business, MLM or online business? We now have a very responsive list of Canadian business opportunity seekers. Canadians are big internet shoppers just like the US. According to US backed business analysts Export.gov there were $1.2 billion in Canadian online purchases in 2017 and the number is expected to be $50 billion by 2019. Another key metric is: 67% of Canadian online shopping is imports. Just these few statistics make a great case for increases in entrepreneurship inside Canada.
Canadians prefer to shop at home so it makes sense that Canadians will start businesses to fulfill the need. The good thing is that we know who some of the Canadians are that will be starting businesses. They are folks who are actively searching for a way to make some extra money and are waiting to hear from you.
These are currently NOT AVAILABLE NEW.
We do have some data from June 2017 (our last batch) that includes full name, phone, email address, IP, date and time.
Note: We expect our Canadian suppliers to get their ducks in a row and start creating these leads again…soon.
7000 Canadian Bizopp Optins from June 2017, all for $500.