1) Mayor on record stating no Wellington St. Extension through the park.
8) Amazing 10 second audio of turtles communicating! A first!
9) Should Rivers have Rights?
11) City links to road/traffic/snow removal/pedestrian information and issues.
It has only taken ten years but, most definitely, better late than never! From the day my husband and I moved into Kingston and began walking and cycling along the Inner Harbour shoreline we have been convinced that the road was a dumb idea – especially as proposed through Doug Fluhrer Park, a downtown waterfront treasure. The long and broad list of activities we have been engaged in over the years to demonstrate the beauty and value of this park can be seen in the monthly updates on our webpage – www.friendsofinnerharbour.com. We are also most grateful to Wellingtonx for their huge advocacy.
Final decisions as to alternatives to the Wellington St. Extension are currently part of the North King's Town detailed plan that is being put together and should be completed before Christmas. We remain cautiously optimistic that the entire WSE will meet its demise. More anon….
According to the city, they have their permits in place and are currently scheduled to remove the land bridges Sept 11-12. This signals the city fulfilling their obligations under the Belle Island Accord. Evidently a Drone is booked for both days. Should be interesting to see. The Belle Island Accord was reached in 2013 between Kingston and the Traditional Mohawk Nation Council of Chiefs. Here is some of what was posted recently on the Caretakers of Belle Island Facebook page by Travis Canadien.
This Speaks to Our Work and the creation of the committee, "Caretakers of Belle Island", to be the boots on the ground in the stewardship of The Ancestors Burial Grounds.
I think this is one of the major reasons Kingston had a blind spot, in regards to providing protection and enforcing the existing ban on camping.
This is in the Spirit of Caretakers work, in regards to, placing the Bee, Butterfly, and Birdhouses on the 4th Hole.
Crediting their Actions, Kingston has Stepped up in 2017, removing 16 campsites and working alongside Caretakers to remove 50 bags of garbage in the Fall, 66 bags in the 2018 Spring Cleaning, 22 bags on Earth Day as well as a shoreline cleanup of Belle Island.
All of us should be grateful to Travis Canadien and all the Caretakers of Belle Island for taking their stewardship role so seriously and for keeping us so well informed on this file.
If you would like to submit some photos for us to include to get in touch.
Also thanks so much to Katie Walker for creating our new Facebook page over the summer and for adding updates for the coming year. It is mostly focused on our turtle work. Please like us!
Here is a very interesting recent piece in the Globe and Mail about the company.
Evidently they are currently working with the Planning Department of the City of Kingston to iron out the details of their proposed repurposing of the Bailey Broom Company.
a) We have been somewhat bewildered by the digging up and removal of some cattails in the water just west of the boat wreck along the shoreline south of the Woolen Mill. Utilities Kingston is looking into it.
coming down into the park through the low-rental housing property. A few weeks ago a photo appeared on the McBurney Park Neighbourhood Association webpage showing a woman cutting down some of this invasive species. The photo produced some local outcry about singling out this woman. I believe the photo may have been removed. Since then more of the Knotweed has been cut. Public Works was notified about this issue in the spring.
Our small recreational cycling group has an interesting collection of about 100 maps that we have been trying to get on the city's webpage for five years – one way or another. Finally a breakthrough thanks to the wonderful Rob Kawamoto of VisitKingston. ca. According to Rob, a student will be hired over the fall/winter term to edit/sort/prioritize content, convert data to files in a consistent format and upload selected maps to the Visit Kingston webpage. Then arrangements will be made for appropriate links from the city's webpage. Wonderful that cycling activities are now a part of VisitKingston's suggested activities for tourists and citizens alike. Nice to be able to share Kingston's wonderful cycling assets. Yey Rob!
Thanks to our sister organization, the Williamsville Community Association, for drawing our attention to these links.
We are delighted to have made contact with a couple of turtle conservation groups: The Land Between and the Turtles Guardian Program. We have offered to be their Kingston/South-Eastern Ontario contact. We are very hopeful that they may be able to lend us a wet suit and an underwater GoPro this fall as we attempt to snorkel in the Great Cataraqui River to try and determine where the turtles may be choosing to hibernate.
And then there is also Turtles Kingston on Facebook. They have made a truly concerted effort this past summer to try and get the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forests to insist that legal fishermen alter their nests in a manner that will prevent turtles dying as by-catch caught in their nets. Evidently the alterations required would reduce the fish catch by 30%. This past summer, several dead turtles, caught as by-catch, were just thrown away on the beach where John Counter Blvd. meets the Great Cataraqui River. Just so sad. Surely the Ministry has an obligation to protect these at-risk species!
Thanks so much to Kingston Life, Kirsteen MacLeod, and the Community Foundation for featuring our citizen-science work with turtles in an upcoming edition of Kingston Life.
NOTE: This is for Rideau. Kingscourt Community Association will hold a separate one for Kingscourt.
So that wraps it up for September.
It is so encouraging to see so many cars sporting the I Brake for Turtles signs.
I will be ordering more to give out. If you want one, do get in touch.


Playing along with your favorite songs is an enjoyable, and highly effective, way of developing your playing technique. In this keyboard tutorial, you'll learn how to play John Lennon's "Imagine" on piano. While the lesson is geared toward players of an intermediate skill level, all players can follow along given adequate time and motivation. To get started playing "Imagine," press play!


On December 2nd, Marie-Laetitia Gourdin, Vice-President and Chief of IGMO's Sustainable Energy and Climate Change bureau (SECC), and Frédéric Gharbi-Mazieux, Expert in sustainable development and climate change within the SECC, conducted a conference "COP21: Challenges and Perspectives", as part of IGMO's Geostrategic Dialogue Series (GDS) at Paris School of Business (PSB).
After introducing the general context of global warming, Marie-Laetitia introduced key information about current trends in energy and presented a brief history of international climate change negotiations.
Frédéric then took the floor to present the fundamentals of COP21: what is at stake, what are the negotiations about, and what we can expect from this Conference in terms of outputs.
IGMO is pleased to renew this conference series started last year in 2014 at PSB, where the President, Ellen Wasylina, has been teaching for the past five years.
The next GDS at PSB will be in January with Professor Oleg Kobtzeff.


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Bidentotinthia borneana is een vlinder uit de familie wespvlinders (Sesiidae), onderfamilie Tinthiinae.

Bidentotinthia borneana is voor het eerst wetenschappelijk beschreven door Arita & Gorbunov in 2003. De soort komt voor in het Oriëntaals gebied.

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Fennel's combination of delicious uplifting flavours has made it one of Pukka's favourite herbs. We love it so much, it can be found in 18 of our delicious herbal teas and organic supplements. This year at Pukka, we will use 35,000kg sweet fennel and 10,000kg bitter fennel seed grown on 72 acres of organic farm land.
The Sanskrit name for fennel is 'Shatapushpa' which means 'one hundred flowers', describing fennel's distinctively beautiful tiny umbels of vibrant yellow flowers. All members of the Apiaceae family, commonly known as the carrot or parsley family, are large and aromatic and display their small flowers in distinctive ascendant umbels, similar to those of cow parsley. Fennel grows up to 2.5m tall and has large, beautiful, aniseed-scented feathery leaves.
The primary constituent in fennel is known as anethole. It is this component that gives fennel its characteristic taste and smell, often likened to that of anise and camphor.
Anethole is a potent anti-microbial against bacteria, yeasts and fungi. It is also an effective anthelmintic and modulates the tumour necrosis factor.
In addition to anethole, fennel contains 12 major phenolic compounds and a high level of flavonoids. Phenolic compounds often display strong free radical scavenging activity. Flavonoids characteristically encourages a healthy inflammation response.
Depending on the country of origin and the latitude where it is grown, fennel plants produce seeds with extremely varied essential oil content and essential oil composition. It is the essential oil content that determines the sweetness and bitterness detected in the taste of the plant.
Fennel is cultivated on a huge scale in many parts of the world. Fennel grown in Turkey has the highest essential oil content with more than 85% anethole. This gives the plant a particularly sweet taste and is now where all of Pukka's sweet fennel is sourced from. Our bitter fennel is grown further north in Bulgaria and Hungary.
In our Three Fennel tea we combine the seeds of bitter fennel (Foeniculum vulgare var. vulgare) and sweet fennel (Foeniculum vulgare var. dulce) with a small amount of sweet fennel leaf to create a delicate balance of sweet, pungent and bitter flavours.
Many people associate fennel with the bulbous base of the plant that is cooked as a vegetable. This is a modified variety that has been created through years of careful selection and breeding. Known as Florence fennel (or Foeniculum vulgare var. azoricum), this variety is much shorter than the sweet and bitter varieties that we use at Pukka.
Pukka is all about supporting and loving the natural world; our organic farming methods encourage 50% more wildlife to thrive in comparison to conventional farms. Especially so with fennel; it is grown in stunning fields brimming with bio-diversity. In the first year the farmers allow weeds and wild flowers to grow alongside the young fennel plants; this helps to attract wide variety of animals and beneficial insects. When the crop is harvested the farmers start in the middle and work outwards so that the wildlife have an opportunity to move into surrounding fields.
Fennel is a perennial plant that is often grown as an annual. In warm climates, fennel plantations can remain in the same plot for up to 10 years, although the average productive life is around 6 years.
Our organic farmers in Turkey grow sweet fennel as an annual crop, sowing the seed in spring and harvesting it towards the end of the summer. Bitter fennel is grown as a perennial crop and drones are used to monitor and manage weeds.
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Wendy A. Cooper, director, The DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum, Colonial Williamsburg. In honor of the exhibition opening for American Furniture from the Kaufman Collection on October 12, 1986, curator Wendy A. Cooper presented this lecture highlighting works collected by Mr. and Mrs. George M. Kaufman over a period of 25 years. The exhibition, on view through April 19, 1987, at the National Gallery of Art, showed 101 examples of American furniture made between 1690 and 1840. The collection, one of the largest and most refined in private hands, includes chairs, desks, tables, high chests, mirrors, clocks, and sconces from the major style centers of Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Newport, and Charleston. The Kaufmans recognized this furniture as one of the earliest American art forms, as well as an expression of their love for and strong pride in our nation's creative and artistic heritage. Each and every object that they desired to acquire and live with is an extraordinary example of high quality craftsmanship, aesthetics, and design.


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The Report of the High-Level Independent Review Panel that the Global Fund released on 19 September is anything but dull. It is easily the most high-profile and frank review that has ever been conducted of the Global Fund.
GFO is planning a lengthy Commentary on the High-Level Panel report, its recommendations, and the response by the Global Fund to those recommendations.
A new publication from Aidspan reviews a published academic study on the factors influencing the performance of Global Fund-supported tuberculosis (TB) grants. The review was written for Aidspan by Dr David McCoy.
This article contains three excerpts from Volume 2 of "The Aidspan Guide to Round 11 Applications to the Global Fund" (see previous article).
In GFO 155, on 9 August, we wrote that the Global Fund's mid-term replenishment meeting will likely be held in Australia in March. We have been asked by an Australian Government official to state that at this time, the Australian Government has made no commitment to host the mid-term replenishment meeting.
Aidspan plans to release the English version of Volume 2 of "The Aidspan Guide to Round 11 Applications to the Global Fund" within a few days of the launch of Round 11 (which is scheduled for 15 August). Volume 2 will include guidance on many of the questions on both the regular proposal form and the new common health systems strengthening (HSS) proposal form.
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Azul Tequila festive lunch
December 27th, 2008 @ 2:46 PM City Life,Food
We needed serious sustenance. We'd been on a quest for cracker meal. It's just one of those ingredients that has mysteriously been sold out during the holiday rush, and we eventually did find it at City Market South, just as we found the needed missing ginger-root at FreshPlus. But that's another story.
It's a good thing that we were hungry. The albondigas in chipotle tomato broth are enough to feed five people, and I swear that the giant bowl of chicken tortilla soup could feed one hungry student for 24 hours or could be ladled out to serve a half-dozen people at lunch. The chicken soup has appetizing chicken, lots of tortilla strips, sliced circles of corncob with the corn kernels still on it, celery, tomato, and carrots in a broth that's very homemade tasting and not over-salted. The usual extra bits of raw onion, fresh cilantro, lime wedges, and rice come on the side to be added to taste. We also shared a dish of puerco meztizo. The pork had been cooked until it was practically melting away. Ours was in green sauce today, but it can be ordered in a red sauce of some sort. Another time, we'll try a mole dish. There were several fish choices.
The portions were astoundingly large. It has been a long time since our last visit, but we had remembered the albondigas in particular. I'm glad I tried the soup; it's the sort that's difficult to find in Austin these days. The azultequila.com site seems to be down just now. Azul Tequila was doing a busy bar business and knows how to make a proper margarita straight up. There's a television, but it's silenced. On the sound system were traditional and current sounds from Mexico. Azul Tequla is decorated for the season with lights and giant boxes wrapped in shiny foil with big bows. An added visual bonus was the sight of a man draped in a boa constrictor visible through the front plate-glass window, no doubt either headed toward or away from Herpeton, next door.
Look for Azul Tequila in the strip next to the Target (4211 South Lamar Boulevard, # A2, telephone 416-9667. Children were welcome and happy. Meal service is continuous throughout the day.


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Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Computer Sciences
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This page provides additional content to the paper "A numerical stability analysis for the Einstein-Vlasov system" (available at https://doi.org/10.1088/1361-6382/abcbdf) by Günther, Körner, Lebeda, Pötzl, Rein, Straub, and Weber. In particular, we present movies of the behaviors on the particle level in the different situations. All animations can be found on our Youtube Channel "Mathematik VI Universität Bayreuth".
All the following movies result from fixing a set of numerical particles and tracking their position and energy over time. We want to emphasize that we only track about one in a thousand numerical particles and only plot one in 200 time steps, i.e., our simulations are way more accurate than indicated by these movies.
As in the paper, we only present the results for the King model, but point out that the movies are qualitatively similar for other ansatz functions. In addition, we restrict ourselves to Schwarzschild coordinates here.
STABLE STEADY STATES
We start by considering the case of a stable steady state, i.e., y_0<y_{max}. We fix the steady state corresponding to y_0=0.1 and a rather strong dynamically accessible perturbation of \gamma>0 in this section, in order to see the occuring effects clearly enough.
The first movie shows the position of the fixed set of numerical particles in (r,w)-coordinates over time. The "structures" within the shown particles at the start of the movie solely originate from the selection of numerical particles we track. We observe that these initial structures disperse over time.
In addition, the existence of particles whose radii become significantly larger than the initial outer radius of the support is due to the choice of a rather strong perturbation.
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The second movie illustrates the evolution of the fixed set of numerical particles in (r,E)-coordinates, where E is the particle energy. In this movie, the oscillating behavior of the solution can be seen at the lowest occurring energy.
In this section we consider the case of the unstable steady state corresponding to y_0=0.6>y_{max} perturbed by a dynamically accessible perturbation of \gamma<0.
The first movie in this section shows the evolution of the positions of the fixed set of numerical particles in (r,w)-coordinates over time. We observe that the "collapse" happens rather quickly and that it affects all the numerical particles (however, recall that we will never be able to actually "see" the formation of a trapped surface in Schwarzschild coordinates, since these coordinates do not exist on both sides of the event horizon).
In the second movie, we chose a larger w-scale compared to the first one and marked the Schwarzschild radius, i.e., two times the (time-independent) ADM mass of the solution. We observe that the radius of the support of the solution indeed tends to the Schwarzschild radius.
The third movie illustrates the "collapse" in (r,E)-coordinates.
HETEROCLINIC ORBITS
In this last section we consider the case of the unstable steady state corresponding to y_0=0.6>y_{max} perturbed by a dynamically accessible perturbation of \gamma>0.
The first movie in this section shows the evolution of the positions of the fixed set of numerical particles in (r,w)-coordinates over time. As described in the paper, the particles initially spread in space. While some particles keep moving away from the spatial origin manifesting the initial elevation, a considerable amount returns after some time, completing the first oscillation. This behavior of particles getting expelled and returning repeats several times until the system eventually oscillates around a seemingly unchanging configuration.
Compared to the first case of a stable steady state, there exist particles which keep moving away from the radial origin with seemingly constant radial velocity. This can be seen in the following movie, where we enlarged the r-scale.
The last movie illustrates the above effects in (r,E)-coordinates and corresponds to Figure 11 in the paper. Here, we observe a portion of low energy particles that seems to form some dense structure which is independent of the less dense particles with higher energy.
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Ask your doctor or pharmacist if you have any concerns about being given this medicine.
VECURE is one of a group called muscle relaxants.
Normally the nerves send messages to the muscles by impulses. VECURE acts by blocking these impulses so the muscles are relaxed. Because the muscles needed for breathing also become relaxed you will need help with your breathing (artificial respiration) during and after your operation until you can breathe on your own. During the operation the effect of the muscle relaxants is constantly checked and if necessary some more drug is given.
At the end of the operation the effects of VECURE are allowed to wear off and you can start breathing on your own. Sometimes another drug is given to help speed this up. VECURE can also be used in Intensive Care to keep your muscles relaxed.
Ask your doctor if you have any questions about this medicine.
This medicine should not be given to a child under the age of one month. The safety of administration of VECURE has not been established in children under the age of one month.
If you are going to have an operation it is important that you discuss the following points with your doctor, since it can influence the way VECURE is given to you.
If you are suffering from any of these conditions your doctor will take this into account when deciding the correct dose for you.
Tell your doctor if you have any allergies to any other medicines, food, preservatives or dyes.
Tell your doctor if you are pregnant or plan to become pregnant or are breast-feeding. Your doctor will discuss the risks and benefits of using VECURE if you are pregnant or breast-feeding.
If you have not told your doctor about any of the above, tell them before you are given VECURE.
cimetidine, a medicine used to treat reflux and stomach ulcers.
If you are taking magnesium sulfate to treat toxaemia of pregnancy (preeclampsia), tell your doctor as the dose of VECURE may need to be reduced.
Your doctor will have a complete list of medicines that may cause problems when used with VECURE.
The medicine will be given by a doctor. It will not be given to you until you are asleep from the anaesthetic.
It will be injected into a vein before and during the operation. It will be given as a single injection or continuous infusion.
The usual dose is 0.1 mg vecuronium bromide per kg body weight and the effect lasts 20-40 minutes. During the operation your doctor will check whether VECURE is still working. You may be given additional doses if they are needed.
As VECURE doses are carefully worked out and are given by a doctor experienced in its use, it is unlikely that you will be given too much medicine. However, if this does happen, your doctor will make sure that you continue breathing artificially until you can breathe on your own again. Your doctor may speed-up your recovery by giving you a drug that reverses the effects of VECURE.
Your doctor will tell you when it is safe to drive and operate potentially dangerous machinery after you have been given VECURE.
Tell your doctor or nurse if you notice anything that is making you feel unwell. All medicines can have side effects. Sometimes they are serious, most of the time they are not. You may need medical attention if you get some of the side effects.
sudden signs of allergy such as rash, itching, hives on the skin, swelling of the face, lips, tongue or other parts of the body, shortness of breath, wheezing or trouble breathing.
VECURE is stored in the hospital. It must be kept below 25°C and protected from light.
A white powder, which is dissolved with sterile water for injection immediately before use.
Vials in packs of 10 without solvent.
VECURE contains 10 mg of vecuronium bromide as the active ingredient.
This leaflet was revised on 22 April 2015.


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Tuesday's Here: NFL Predictions Review
Week 11 results: 8-7 wins (43-24 season); 4-11 v. spread (22-45 season)
New York Jets (+1) @ Buffalo Bills (41): Bills 20-17 Bills 37-17
1:00 PM, Buffalo, NY (Weather: heavy rain, unseasonably warm)
Reasons: The Jets have not won - or lost for that matter - back to back games this season, an interesting trend I see continuing. On the other side, the Bills have lost three in a row, and will be looking for their first win in a month, at home where they historically play better. Both teams feature two of the league's best rushing attacks, which will come in handy during the heavy rain Sunday. Conversely, both teams feature two of the league's worst passing attacks; those statistics will not improve as the two rookie QBs will be throwing in the rain, if at all. The real test will be if the Bill's slightly banged up two-headed RB monster (Jackson/Spiller) can crack the league's top rush defense. I think they will just enough in the driving rain, complimented by a few heady plays from EJ Manuel and a few mistakes from Geno Smith, to take the sloppy win at home.
The Bills defense went beast mode in the bad weather forcing turnovers all day. Geno Smith was injured at one point, and looked lost most of the day as the Bills projected stout defense lived up to the "billing". The Jets continued their roller coaster ride, having neither won or lost two in a row.
Baltimore Raven (+3) @ Chicago Bears (46): Bears 17-13 Bears 23-20
1:00 PM, Chicago, IL (Weather: severe thunderstorms, high winds, unseasonably warm)
Reasons: I can't imagine the O/U would still be 46 if the lines were set today considering the storm forecasted to roll through the Chicago area this afternoon. The weather combined with a banged-up (if playing) Jay Cutler spells doom for the NFL's 8th-ranked passing attack, so they'll hand it off to the run game as Forte takes on the league's 10th-ranked run defense, which is a little banged up. Flacco will have no shot in the air and will have to rely on Ray Rice and the league's 30th-ranked rushing attack, which may have a chance in this weather v. the 31st-ranked rush defense. The stars have aligned to make this one a sloppy game as well, hence the low score.
The weather held true causing a 2-hour delay, but the O/U nearly held true, too, as the teams managed 43 points in the mud (the field was destroyed). Ray Rice took advantage of a decimated defense and terrible weather and lived up to his hype for the first time this season.
Cleveland Browns (+6) @ Cincinnati Bengals (42): Bengals 20-17 Bengals 41-20
1:00 PM, Cincinnati, OH (Weather: sever thunderstorms, windy, unseasonably warm)
Reasons: Two of the league's best complete defenses will square off in more bad weather and produce another low-scoring game. The Brown's struggling offense will have a hard time gaining traction in the mud or against this beastly Bengals defense, but the strength of the Bengals offense could be non-existent in bad weather v. an equally beastly defense. It'll be up to the Law Firm and the rookie Giovani Benard to carry the load unless the rains come late. That will dictate the game.
Another defense went beast mode yesterday - the Bengals. They completely dominated the Browns throughout the 2nd quarter (31 points) after the Browns quickly went up 13-0 in the 1st. Both teams scored defensive TDs. The Bengals defense took it away four times, scoring on two of those takeaways, and broke the game wide open midway through the 3rd quarter.
Washington Natives (+3.5) @ Philadelphia Eagles (52.5): Natives 34-31 Eagles 24-16
1:00 PM, Philadelphia, PA (Weather: 20% rain, high 60's)
Reasons: Two of the league's best offenses square off against the two of the worst passing defenses and two of the most mediocre run defenses. This is the recipe for a high-scoring game as the Natives look to avenge the Week 1 loss in which Chip Kelly unleashed his new offense and took center stage ruining RGIII's return.
A tale of three quarters and one quarter, the Eagles shot out to a 17-0 first half lead, then added 7 more in the 3rd, before RGIII finally woke up and got the Redskins back into the game too late. Once again RGIII took most of the game off, just to turn it on late with the Eagles playing prevent defense. That seems to be a theme for RGII, even going back to last year. Neither team looked sharp and despite whatever end these teams enjoy, neither will make it far in the playoffs.
Detroit Lions (-2.5) @ Pittsburgh Steelers (47.5): Lions 21-17 Steelers 37-27
1:00 PM, Pittsburgh, PA (Weather: 80% rain, high 60's)
Reasons: The theme this week is bad weather stifling high-octane passing offenses. This plagues this game too, as two of the league's top passing offenses will more than likely be slowed in heavy rain. Megatron will always manage some offense, but this one will again be left to the rushing attacks, in which Pittsburgh's backs will face the league's 8th-ranked run defense. Another low-scoring game.
No one know what happened in this game. Actually, we do. The Lions blasted off in the 2nd quarter after figuring out the Steelers defense, only to be totally thwarted in the second half by the Steeler's own adjustments. Congrats, Dick LeBeau, you still have something in the tank. Two key turnovers in the second half basically gave the Steelers the game after Stafford began forcing the ball to Megatron. The Steeler's offense found the stadium.
Atlanta Falcons (-1.5) @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers (43.5): Falcons 21-20 Buccaneers 41-28
1:00 PM, Tampa Bay, FL (Weather: warm 20% rain)
Reasons: What an awful game. The Buc's are coming off their first win of the season, and the Falcons are a shell of their former selves, but with the Falcons getting healthier, and having no option but to pass against the league's 5th-ranked run defense, I see them squeaking out a victory v. the hapless Buccaneers. Schiano's days are numbered.
The Falcons are horrible. That is the review of this game. I suupose we can't close without mentioning Bobby "Makin' It" Rainey, who came out of nowhere for 163 yards and two TDs on 30 carries. Maybe Schiano isn't finished just yet as the Buc's have won two in a row after losing 8 straight.
Arizona Cardinals (-7) @ Jacksonville Jaguars (41.5): Cardinals 20-13 Cardinals 27-14
1:00 PM, Jacksonville, FL (Weather: warm, 30% rain)
Reasons: The Jaguars also won their first game of the season last week, but that won't help them this week as they face one of the league's best run defenses. Wait, they can't rush the ball. They can't throw either, especially in the rain. They will slow the Cardinals mediocre passing attack, but should manage some yards on the ground v. the hapless Jaguars. The Cardinals offense won't be lighting up the scoreboard, but will manage enough point to beat these domesticated, London-bound Jaguars.
The Jaguars had a first-win-of-the-season hangover and the Cardinals took advantage. Only managing 274 yards on offense on 24 minutes possession, the Jaguars turned it over twice and returned to 0-8 form. The Cardinals - specifically Carson Palmer - on the other hand , blew up, putting up 419 yards in the air and took care of the worst team in football.
Oakland Raiders (+7) @ Houston Texans (42): Texans 24-17 Raiders 28-23
1:00 PM, Houston , TX (Weather: Indoors)
Reasons: I couldn't for the life of my figure out why the Texans were favored by 7 points, even with the recent injuries to the Raider's offense, until I realized that the Texans, despite being 2-7, are ranked in the top half of all four major statistical categories, including the #1 ranked pass defense. That is going to spell doom for the Raiders, who will not be able to get anything going against the Texans. Case Keenum has sparked the Texans of late, and I expect that trend to continue.
The Raiders, without starting QB Terrell Pryor and RB Darren McFadden, turned it over to back up RB Rashad Jennings, who posted 150 on the ground and carried the Raiders to victory. On the other side, the Texan inexplicably benched Case Keenum for Matt Schaub in the 3rd Quarter only to have the whole thing blow up in their face. The Texans out gained the Raiders, but turned it over twice in a loss that seals a non-winning season after having Super Bowl aspirations.
San Diego Chargers (-1.5) @ Miami Dolphins (45.5): Chargers 24-20 Dolphins 20-16
4:05 PM, Miami, FL (Weather: warm and clear)
Reasons: The Dolphins are reeling, and despite the quieting storm, the clouds still linger. Add that to a Chargers team that can turn it on (and off) in any game and I think the Chargers take advantage of an emotionally injured team that is getting worse by the week. The 4th-ranked passing attack of the Chargers v. the 14th-ranked pass defense of the Dolphins may be the only intriguing match up of the game. At least the weather will be nice.
The Chargers remind me of the Jets in their unpredictability. Despite out-gaining the Dolphins and holding the ball for three more minutes, ten penalties stalled drives and the bend-but-don't-break Dolphins defense limited the Chargers to three FGs and a TD. A mediocre effort from the Dolphins offense was all it took to beat the Chargers on their off-week.
San Francisco 49ers (+3) @ New Orleans Saints (47.5): 49ers 30-27 Saints 23-20
4:25 PM, New Orleans, LA (Weather: Indoors)
Reasons: Possibly the best match up of the day, we have an early glimpse of the potential NFC Championship game with two of the best teams in the NFC (and the NFL) squaring off. Despite SF's passing problems, they bring the house with the running game, something NO has a hard time stopping. Conversely, the Saints have one of the best passing attacks in the league, but no running game, which will hurt the one-dimensional Saints v. one of the best overall defenses in the NFL. 49ers stun the Saints at home in a close one.
This game of football is getting ridiculous, and another HORRENDOUS call, which ultimately cost the 49ers the game, changed an incredible defensive, game-winning play into a chance for New Orleans to tie the game with a chip-shot field goal. Total bullsh*t. Despite your feelings about the direction of Brees' neck movement relative to his head movement, the hit was not only clean, but textbook. The play also should have resulted in the 49ers taking over and sealing the game. Instead the Saints got 15 bullsh*t yards and kicked a game-tying chip shot, eventually winning as time expired on their next possession. This play unfortunately renders an otherwise incredible game tainted.
Green Bay Packers (+5) @ New York Giants (42): Giants 24-20 Giants 27-13
4:25 PM, East Rutherford, NJ (Weather: 30% rain, unseasonably warm)
Reasons: The Giants could play the Houston Texans in the Super "High Statistical Rankings Yet Horrible Records" Bowl. Both teams are ranked high enough to warrant leading records, not just winning records, yet mistakes by both teams have plagued them all season, costing them many wins. The Giants' defense is improving, just in time, and the offense should take advantage of an injured Packers defense that was mediocre anyway. The Packers are dealing with major injuries and are hoping just to stay afloat as they weather said injuries. The Giants will win their fourth game in a row, a feat they have accomplished every year Manning has been at the helm.
Not much to report here The Giants defense is improving, and the Packers offense relies on Scott Tolzien until Aaron Rodgers returns. The Packers hung in yards-wise, but three turnovers and a 3:2 time of possession advantage tells the tale.
Minnesota Vikings (+12.5) @ Seattle Seahawks (45.5): Seahawks 30-20 Seahawks 41-20
4:25 PM, Seattle, WA (Weather: 50% rain, mid-40s)
Reasons: The Seahawks beast...on EVERY level. Even their 24th-ranked pass offense would have you fooled. On the other side, however, is a Vikings team that, despite injuries and poor statistical rankings and record, seem to give teams trouble now and again, including an unexpected win v. the Natives last week. That will not happen this week. Despite AP getting his, Ponder and the Vikings will be shut down. The Seahawks' run wild on this poor rush defense, and even manage a few in the air.
Tony Gerhart led the Vikings in rushing v. this consistently stout defense, and he had 14 fewer carries than AP. Yikes. You can't play games with this Seahawks defense, and the Vikings turned it over four times, including a pick-6. The Seahawks offense balls, too, and they took care of business against an injured and over matched Minnesota team.
Kansas City (+8) @ Denver Broncos (49.5): Chiefs 28-27 Broncos 27-17
8:30 PM, Denver, CO (Weather: Freezing, clear)
Reasons: Best scoring offense (41.2 points/game) v. best scoring defense (12.8 points). Something has to give. Manning is hobbled. That can't be good v. this KC front seven. The Broncos improving rushing attack might gain some traction v. the Chief's 24th-ranked run defense, but I wouldn't count on it. The name of the game will actually be Denver's defense, as their 4th-ranked run defense will give the Chiefs respectable run game trouble all night, leaving much of the game to Alex Smith. That could go either way as the Broncos have one of the league's worst pass defenses. This is a tough game to call, and I can't believe Vegas has the Broncos as 8-point favorites. With key players hobbled and KC trying to make its first true statement, I like the Chiefs. Barely. Hey, I called the Bronco's only other loss.
The Chiefs struggle offensively. That is an understatement. So it figures that the Chiefs would have a difficult time keeping up with Denver, even while holding them to 14 points below their season average. The Broncos defense, as I said, ended up being the name of the game as their bend-but-don't-break style held KC's mediocre offense to only 17 points, despite gaining 344 yards of offense. Manning looked fine, and the Chiefs barely got to him, but they did lose Welker to a concussion; he's questionable for next week's game v. the New England Patriots.
New England (+2.5) @ Carolina Panthers (46): Panthers 27-24 Panthers 24-20
Monday, 8:30 PM, Charlotte, NC
Reasons: This one hurts. The one kryptonite for the Patriots when they're healthy and firing on all cylinders (which they finally seem to be)? A beastly pass rush. Ugh. Our strength has been the run; they're ranked 2nd v. the run. Ugh. Bill Belichick will no doubt give Cam Newton headaches all day, but the Patriots rank 30th v. the run, a strength of Carolina's game. We're talking about a future HOF QB and a future HOF coach v. a third-year headcase and a coach that could be fired if things don't continue to improve. Still, this Carolina team is on the rise, and despite the Patriots offense trending the same way, recent key injuries on defense will have the Patriots playing catch up against one of the best overall defenses in the NFL, one with the recipe to beat New England.
I refuse to talk about this game other than to say it was hard fought, Cam Newton finally showed why he was drafted #1 overall three years ago, and the officials clearly have a vendetta against the New England Patriots.
Thursday Night Football: Indianapolis (-3) @ Tennessee Titans (42.5): Colts 24-23 Colts 30-27
(Did not review in depth; Thursday Night Football reviews begin next week)
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With this project for Bravo Tea we designed 10 Tea-Go Packs, Counter Display Boxes, Marketing Materials and Custom 3D Graphics. Through each phase of the project we worked closely with the client to meet their specify design needs, printing specifications and deadlines. We custom made the 3D graphics editing the files to get the desired positions, lighting, camera angles and effects.
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Sweat was dripping down my face. I was enjoying the famous runner's high and on my way to breaking my personal record on the treadmill. AC/DC's "Thunderstruck" perfectly matched my running pace, as if the stars had lined up for me to knock this cardio session out of the park, or so I thought. My trance was interrupted by an ill-omened 1MC announcement, "Standby for heavy rolls while the ship comes about." Shortly after the last word was heard, I found myself dangerously close to the front end of the treadmill. I reached for salvation in the form a bright red "STOP" button.
Too late! My foot violently struck the treadmill's plastic frame and, in a blink of an eye, my gaze went from the uninteresting bulkhead down to the vicious and merciless treadmill. There was one thing that made the difference between an unpleasant treadmill face tattoo and walking away relatively unscathed: the emergency stop cable. Luckily, I limped away with just a hurt ego and a scraped knee.
Staying fit while underway can be a very difficult and frustrating goal, especially when your ship is smack in the middle of a high operational tempo. Many ships, such as USS Arleigh Burke (DDG-51), provide her Sailors with a well above average fitness facility, well-equipped with free weights, cable machines, and cardio equipment in an effort to maintain fleet fitness standards and to provide Sailors with a means to let off steam. However, these benefits oftentimes go hand in hand with inherently hazardous situations as we hop on the treadmill or hit the weights. Riding on what is essentially a metal cork in the ocean, our bodies have to account for pitch and roll when transiting the ship, let alone running full speed on a barely user-friendly machine or holding up heavy chunks of metal over our heads. One false step and you could find yourself on the wrong side of a medical emergency and on a one-way trip to the hospital.
Many of us who have made the gym part of our underway routine have seen firsthand potentially life threatening situations while we squeeze a workout into our busy schedule. A few of my (dis)honorable mentions include the "shoulder press gone wrong," where I saw in slow motion a shipmate's elbow start rolling the wrong way, and the "dumbbell avalanche," where you watch in fear as improperly stowed dumbbells precariously dangle from the weight rack over someone doing sit-ups below. It is no secret that under the worst cocktail of factors, one of your shipmates might have been heading at flank towards very serious bodily harm or in the worst of cases, death.
The gym is inherently a dangerous place both ashore and at sea. We all take into account the risk in order to reap the benefits of a healthy lifestyle. However, the reality of the matter is that the chance of most of these cringe-worthy situations occurring can be highly reduced. The ship will continue to roll, the seas will never accommodate to our schedule, but through proper planning, risk management, supervision, and situational awareness, we can make our average workout be just that, an "average" workout.
Here are some nuggets of wisdom that make for a safe workout underway: Know the seas. Take a quick trip to combat information center and ask a watchstander what they expect the weather will be like that day. This way you can decide if you can replace some of the free weight-intensive exercises with body weight equivalents.
Be mindful of your surroundings. Keep an eye out for misplaced equipment, runaway dumbbells, and other gear adrift. Be a leader and move the object out of the way for your shipmates.
Know your equipment. Understand all of your equipment's safety features and use them. They might appear annoying at times but nothing is more annoying than a treadmill skid mark on your face.
Protect your shipmates. Be that on-call spotter and look out for others in the gym. You might stop a developing dangerous situation before anyone gets hurt.
Do not be a hero. Know when to call it. If the ship undergoes unforeseen maneuvering or weather conditions, consider wrapping up your workout. You can easily make up some reps or a set later, but you can't say the same for missing teeth.
ENS Jose Otero-Vera is currently the assistant safety officer onboard USS Arleigh Burke (DDG 51).


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George Brydges Rodney
The British admiral George Brydges Rodney, 1st Baron Rodney (1718-1792), by winning notable victories in Caribbean waters over French, Spanish, and Dutch forces, contributed substantially to British command of the seas in the late 18th century.
Born in February 1718, George Rodney attended Harrow before volunteering for naval service at the age of fourteen. Stationed in the Mediterranean, he became first a lieutenant and then a post captain. In October 1747, in command of the 60-gun Eagle, he took part in Adm. Edward Hawke's victory over the French off Ushant and was cited for gallantry. Two years later he was named governor and commander in chief of Newfoundland with the rank of commodore. In 1751 he was elected to Parliament.
During the Seven Years War, Rodney commanded the 74-gun Dublin and took part in the expedition against Rochefort in 1757; served under Adm. Edward Boscawen in 1758 at the siege and capture of Louisbourg, Nova Scotia; in 1759 and 1760 destroyed French transports collected along the Normandy coast for an invasion of Britain; was appointed commander in chief of the Leeward Islands station in 1761; and in 1762 reduced Martinique and forced the surrender of St. Lucia and Grenada.
Rodney was promoted to vice admiral of the blue and created a baronet. Governor of Greenwich Hospital from 1765 to 1770, he was appointed rear admiral in 1771. From then until 1774 he commanded the Jamaica station. Having fallen into debt, he lived in Paris for 3 years in order to escape his creditors.
Recalled to England in 1778, Rodney was promoted to admiral of the white. Late in 1779, named commander in chief of the Leeward Islands, Rodney was ordered to sail with 22 ships of the line and a large convoy of transports to the West Indies and on the way to relieve Gibraltar, which had been under Spanish siege since July 1779. In January 1780 he captured a Spanish convoy off Cape Finisterre and defeated Adm. Don Juan de Langara's 11 ships in the so-called Moonlight Battle, fought off Cape St. Vincent at night. These feats relieved Gibraltar and brought Rodney international fame.
In September 1780, leaving half of his fleet in West Indian waters, Rodney sailed to New York and foiled George Washington's designs for a Franco-American land and sea assault on the city. Returning to the Caribbean in February 1781, Rodney captured the Dutch islands of St. Eustatius and St. Martin and confiscated huge stocks belonging to British merchants trading illegally with American Revolutionists, thereby crippling a contraband trade on which the Americans depended. For the rest of his life he was involved in lawsuits with British merchants over this action.
In April 1782, after a running engagement with a fleet of 29 ships under Adm. François de Grasse, Rodney and his 34 ships defeated the French off Dominica by bursting in an unorthodox manner through the middle of the French formation and fragmenting it. Called the Battle of the Saints, this action was Rodney's greatest victory. Britain thereby won supremacy of the seas, but the action was too late to affect the outcome of the American Revolution.
When Rodney returned to England, he received a barony and a pension. A bold and irascible man who had been addicted to expensive tastes and to gambling, Rodney lived quietly in the country until he died in London on May 24, 1792. Dominating the waters of the West Indies during his periods of active service, Rodney personified the might of British naval power.
Further Reading on George Brydges Rodney
The standard biography is Donald Macintyre, Admiral Rodney (1962). Francis Russel Hart, Admirals of the Caribbean (1922), contains a chapter on Rodney. See also Alfred T. Mahan, The Influence of Seapower upon History, 1660-1783 (1890).


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Dubbo Regional Council will shut down its tourism facilities to help stop the spread of coronavirus. The Dubbo and Wellington pools, Wellington Caves, Western Plains Cultural Centre, Old Dubbo Gaol and all of the Macquarie Regional Library branches will close on Wednesday at 5pm. The decision was made at the council meeting on Monday night. ALSO MAKING NEWS: Mayor Ben Shields, in consultation with chief executive officer Michael McMahon, has also been given the authority to close or make further restrictions if needed. It comes after the government announced further shutdowns on Sunday night, leaving pubs, gyms, cinemas and places of worship forced to close their doors. Council will start a new marketing campaign to encourage residents to support those businesses still operating. "Council estimates from the recent closures relating to the COVID-19 virus that the region has suffered a loss of approximately 600 employees from food services and sport and recreation services (gyms, cinemas and alike)," Cr Shields said. "This is a significant impact on our economy that if left unsupported could see a decline in our region's overall spend and economic profitability and sustainability." Dubbo councillor Greg Mohr described it as the "most devastating" mayoral minute in the council's history. He urged the community to "calm down", saying "we're all in this together".
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COVID-19: Dubbo Regional Council shutting library, pools, caves
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Dubbo Regional Council will shut down its tourism facilities to help stop the spread of coronavirus.
The Dubbo and Wellington pools, Wellington Caves, Western Plains Cultural Centre, Old Dubbo Gaol and all of the Macquarie Regional Library branches will close on Wednesday at 5pm.
The decision was made at the council meeting on Monday night.
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Mayor Ben Shields, in consultation with chief executive officer Michael McMahon, has also been given the authority to close or make further restrictions if needed.
It comes after the government announced further shutdowns on Sunday night, leaving pubs, gyms, cinemas and places of worship forced to close their doors.
Council will start a new marketing campaign to encourage residents to support those businesses still operating.
"Council estimates from the recent closures relating to the COVID-19 virus that the region has suffered a loss of approximately 600 employees from food services and sport and recreation services (gyms, cinemas and alike)," Cr Shields said.
"This is a significant impact on our economy that if left unsupported could see a decline in our region's overall spend and economic profitability and sustainability."
Dubbo councillor Greg Mohr described it as the "most devastating" mayoral minute in the council's history.
He urged the community to "calm down", saying "we're all in this together".
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Instagram will place coronavirus advice front and center on your feed
by Napier Lopez — in Social Media
Instagram may be one of the world's most popular social media services, but unlike Twitter or Facebook, the platform tends to largely remain ambivalent about current events and politics.
Not so with coronavirus. As reported by TechCrunch, Instagram will leverage its popularity to offer advice about the novel coronavirus and how to stay safe during the pandemic.
Specifically, it will place a prompt at the top of your feed with a link to information from the World Health Organization (WHO) and local public health authorities. These prompts will appear "in counties that have seen significant impact from the virus," according to TechCrunch.
Credit: TechCrunch
The company is also fighting disinformation by hiding coronavirus-related augmented reality effects unless they were made with help from established health organizations. Instagram already fact-checks false information about coronavirus and lists official health sources atop search results.
Instagram has over 1 billion monthly active users, so even small gestures like these can have a major impact. Stay safe, friends.
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LEFT-WING BACKS SON HUGO HOSPITAL OPTION AS FOURTH ALTERNATIVE COMES TO LIGHT
STAFF REPORTER FOLLOWING Balearic leader Francesc Antich's investigating a possible third site for the location of the new Balearic hospital, left-wing coalition groups which form part of the current regional administration came forward yesterday to give their backing.
Bloc spokesman Margalida Seguí said she wanted to see the new Balearic government making courageous decisions to benefit the people of the Islands. Opting for the new site being at Son Hugo would mean that construction work would not impinge on any protected heritage sites in contrast to plans at Son Espases where a historical monastic site is under threat. Her comments come in the wake of those made by the Bloc's general secretary Biel Barceló on Thursday, when he said that "any alternative to the site at Son Espases would be welcome, although our party maintains that the finest choice would be the refurbishment of the current Son Dureta hospital". He had added that careful assessment would have to be made of the new proposal so that the public are not "doubly disappointed," insisting that the Bloc would also be against any speculative building developments that may accompany new facilities were they to be build at Son Espases.
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Meanwhile, the centre-right Partido Popular (PP) who originally proposed and support the controversial hospital plans for Son Espases, and now in oppostion in the Balearic government, have said that the project mooted for Son Hugo would cost fifty times the amount that had been quoted for Son Espases.
The land at Son Hugo is currently split up into ownership by four different proprietors, the largest of which is Procam a financial society linked to the banking group Caixa de Catalunya. A government purchase would have to be made for some of the land in question which is already classified as being appropriate for urban development. The PP claim that the final cost of purchasing the land on which to buildi the hospital could be region of 200 million euros - highlighting a difference of 25 euros per square metre quoted for the land at Son Espases and a startling 1'000 euros pers square metre for terrain at Son Hugo.
And the story is not over yet. Mayor's deputy from the United Left party, Eberhard Grosske has "located" another possible site, pointing out that Palma Town Council also has forms part of the Commission set up to establish the best possible hospital alternative. He indicated yesterday a plot lying at the junction of Vía Asima and Camí dels Reis and proposed that the government apply the same hospital plans which had been drawn up for Son Espases to this new location. The government intends to debate this fourth option.


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Chambers Reports, 1846-1852 (2 v)
Chancery Chambers Reports, 1853-1872 (4 v)
Clarke & Scully's Drainage Cases, 1889-1903 (2 v)
Draper Upper Canada King's Bench Reports, 1829-1831 (1 v)
Grant's Upper Canada Chancery Cases, 1849-1882 (29 v, 1861-1883)
Hodgins' Election Cases, 1871-1878 (1 v)
Ontario Appeal Reports, 1878-1900 (27 v)
Ontario Election Cases, 1884-1900 (2 v)
Ontario Practice Reports, 1848-1900 (19 v)
Taylor Upper Canada King's Bench Reports, 1824-1828 (1 v)
The Ontario Law Reports, 1901-1931 (66 v)
The Ontario Reports, 1882-1900 (32 v)
Upper Canada Error & Appeal Reports, 1846-1866 (3 v)
Upper Canada Queen's Bench Reports, New Series, 1842 -1882 (46 v)
Upper Canada Queen's Bench Reports, Old Series, 1830-1842 (6 v)
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Reports of Points of Practice &c. &c. &c. Determined in Chambers by the Judges of Queen's Bench and Common Pleas / by J. Lukin Robinson, Esq., Barrister, etc. Toronto : Henry Rowsell, 1846-1852. 2 v; Second Edition: Toronto : R. Carswell, 1877. 2 v
Cited as: Ch R ; Cham Rep ; Chamb Rep ; Chambr ; UC Cham ; UC Chamb
Note: Second Edition (Toronto: R. Carswell, 1877) is paginated identical to original edition so all references and citations are original and accurate.
v 1 – "Second Edition", Toronto: R. Carswell, 1877
Chancery Chambers Reports / by Alexander Grant, Barrister, Reporter to the Court. Toronto : Henry Rowsell, 1868-1873. (4 v)
Variant titles:
v 2: Reports of Cases Decided in Chancery Chambers / by C.W. Cooper, Barrister, Reporter.
v 3: Reports of Cases Decided in Chancery Chambers, and in the Master's Office, and Other Decisions Affecting Points of Practice / by C.W. Cooper, Barrister, Reporter.
v 4: Reports of Cases Decided in Chancery Chambers and in the Master's Office/ by C.W. Cooper, Reporter.
Cited as: Ch ; CR
v 1 (1853-1866) – Toronto: Henry Rowsell, 1868
v 3 (1870-1871) – Toronto: Rowsell & Hutchison, 1873
v 4 (1872) – Toronto: Rowsell & Hutchison, 1873
Reports of the Decisions of the Referees Appointed for the Purpose of the Drainage Laws and of the Court of Appeal for Ontario : in Cases Where the Referees' Decisions Have Been Appealed from, as Well as of Some Other Important Decisions of the Courts Relative to the Drainage Laws and Including "The Municipal Drainage Act" (R.S.O. 1897, chapter 226) and "The Ditches and Watercourses Act" (R.S.O. 1897, chapter 285), Annotated, with the Names of the Cases Bearing Upon Them, Reported in This Volume with a Table of the Names of the Cases Cited and a Digest of the Principal Matters / by Alfred Henry Clarke and Edmund I. Scully. Windsor, Ont : Echo Printing Co., 1898 ; Toronto : The Carswell Company, Limited, 1903. 2 v
Cited as: C & S (preferred) ; CL & ScD r Cas ; Clarke & Sc Dr Cas
v 1 (1889-1898) – Windsor: Echo Printing Co., 1898
v 2 (1898-1903) – Toronto: The Carswell Company, Limited, 1903
Reports of cases decided in the Court of King's Bench of Upper Canada / by William Henry Draper, Esq., Barrister-at-Law. York, U.C.: R.C. Chatterton ; Printed by R.D. Chatterton, Cobourg, 1831. 1 v
Second Edition: Report [sic] of Cases Decided in the Court of King's Bench of Upper Canada / by William Henry Draper, Esq., Barrister at Law. Containing the Cases Determined from Michaelmas Derm 10 Geo. IV. To Easter Term 1 Wm. IV.; with a Table of the Names of Cases Argued, and Digest of the Principal Matters. – SECOND EDITION / Revised and Corrected by the Reporter, with the Addition of Notes of Various Cases Bearing on the Decisions Reported. Toronto: Henry Rowsell. 1861. 1 v
Note: Second Edition is paginated identical to original edition so all references and citations are original and accurate.
Variant title (p 1): Upper Canada Reports in the King's Bench.
Spine title: Draper Upper Canada King's Bench Reports
Cited as: Dra, Draper
Draper Upper Canada King's Bench Reports (1829-1831) – Second Edition, Toronto: Henry Rowsell, 1861.
Reports of Cases Adjudged in the Court of Chancery of Upper Canada / by Alexander Grant. Toronto : Henry Rowsell, 1861-1883. 29 v
Note: Reprint edition,also sometimes called Second Edition (Toronto: R. Carswell, 1877) is paginated identical to original edition so all references and citations are original and accurate.
Cited as: Gr
v 1 (1849-1850) – "Second Edition, Revised and Corrected", Toronto: Henry Rowsell, 1861
v 2 (1850-1851) – "Second Edition": Toronto: R. Carswell, 1877
v 3 (1851-1852) – "Reprinted", Toronto: R. Carswell, 1877
v 4 (1853-1854) – "Second Edition", Toronto: R. Carswell, 1877
v 5 (1853-1857) – Toronto: R. Carswell, 1877
v 6 (1856-1858) -- "Second Edition", Toronto, R. Carswell, 1877
v 7 (1858-1859) – "Second Edition, Reprint", Toronto: R. Carswell, 1877
v 8 (1860-1861) – "Reprint", Toronto: Carswell & Co, 1883)
v 9 (1862-1863) – "Reprint", Toronto and Edinburgh: Carswell & Co., 1883
v 10 (1863-1864) – Toronto: Henry Roswell, 1865
v 11 (1864-1865) – Toronto: Carswell & Co., 1883
v 13 (1866-1867) – Toronto: Henry Rowsell, 1868
v 16 (1869-1870) – Toronto: Rowsell & Hutchison, 1872
v 22 (1875) – Toronto: Rowsell & Hutchison, 1876
v 25 (1877-1878) – Toronto: Rowsell and Hutchison, 1878
Reports of the Decisions of the Judges for the Trial of Election Petitions in Ontario, Relating to Elections to the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, 1871-5-9; and to the House of Commons of Canada, 1874-8 / by Thomas Hodgins, Q.C. Toronto: Carswell & Company, Publishers. 1883. 1 v
Spine title: Hodgins' Election Cases, Ontario.
Variant title (p 1): Reports of Election Cases
Cited as: Hodg
Hodgins' Election Cases (1871-1878)
Reports of Cases Decided in the Court of Appeal, on Appeal from the Superior and County Courts – Appeals in Insolvency – and Election Cases / by J. Stewart Tupper, Barrister-at-Law and Reporter to the Court. Christopher Robinson, Q.C., Editor. . . . with a Table of the Names of Cases Argued, a Table of the Names of Cases Cited, and a Digest of the Principal Matters. Toronto: Rowsell & Hutchison. 1878-1901.
Spine title: Ontario Appeal Reports.
Variant title (v 7 +): Reports of Cases Decided in the Court of Appeal / Reported Under the Authoriy of the Law Society of Upper Canada.
v 26-27: Editor: J.F. Smith, Q.C. Reporter: R.S. Cassels.
Cited as: OAR
v 4 (1879-1880) – Toronto: Roswell & Hutchison, 1880
v 18 (1890-1891) – Toronto: Roswell & Hutchison, 1892
v 23 (1896) – Toronto: Roswell & Hutchison, 1897
v 27 (1900) – Toronto: Canada Law Book Company, 1901
v. 1: Election Cases : Reports of Decisions under the Dominion and Ontario Controverted Election Acts Relating to the Election of Members from the Province of Ontario to the House of Commons of Canada and to the Legislative Assembly of Ontario 1884-1891. With a Table of the Names of Cases Reported, a Table of the Names of CasesCcited, and a Digest of the Principal Matters / Reported under the Authority of the Law Society of Upper Canada. Toronto : Rowsell & Hutchison. 1891.
v. 2: Election Cases : Reports of Decisions under the Dominion and Ontario Election Acts, and the Ontario Voters' Lists Act. 1891-1900 with a table of the names of cases Reported, a table of the names of cases cited, and a digest of the prinicipal matters / reported under the authority of the Law Society of Upper Canada. Toronto: Canada Law Book Company, Law Book Publishers, 32 Toronto Street. 1901.
Spine title: Ontario Election Cases.
Cite as: Ont Elec
v 2 (1891-1900) – Toronto: Canada Law Book Company, 1901
v 1: Reports of Cases Determined in the Practice Court and Chambers.
v 3: Reports of Cases Decided in the Practice Court and in the Common Law Chamber.
v 5: Reports of Cases Decided in Practice Court, Common Law Chambers, Chancery Chambers, Master's Office.
v 6: Reports of Cases Decided in Common Law Chambers, Chancery Chambers, and the Master's Office.
v 8: Ontario Practice Reports.
NOTE: Set composed of volumes from various editions. All editions are paginated identical to original edition so all references and citations are original and accurate.
Imprint varies:
1st ed, v 1-17: Toronto: Rowsell & Hutchison
1st ed, v 19: Toronto: Canada Law Book Company.
2nd ed: Toronto: The Carswell Co. Ltd., Law Publishers, Etc.
3rd ed: Toronto: Carswell & Co., 1896-1904
Cited as: Ont PR ; OPR
v 1 (1848-1854) – Third Edition, Toronto: Carswell Co. Ltd., 1896
v 2 (1855-1860) – First Reprint, Toronto: The Carswell Co., Ltd., 1900
v 3 (1860-1866) – 3rd Edition (Reprint), Toronto: The Carswell Company, Limited, 1904
v 4 (1866-1868) – Toronto: Carswell & Co., 1889
v 9 (1881-1883) – Toronto: Rowsell & Hutchison, 1884,
v 19 (1899-1900) – Toronto: Canada Law Book Company, 1901
Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of King's Bench in York, Upper Canada : Commencing in Trinity Term, in the Fourth Year of the Reign of George IV., and Ending in Trinity Term, in
York, U.C. : Printed by John Carey, King Street, 1828. 1 v
Second Edition: Reports of Cases Decided in the Court of King's Bench, of Upper Canada / by Thomas Taylor, Esq., of the Middle Temple, Barrister at Law. Containing the Cases Determined from Trinity Term 4 Geo. IV., to Trinity Term 8 Geo. IV.; and Digest of the Principal Matters. Toronto : Henry Rowsell. 1862. 1 v
Spine title: Taylor Upper Canada Kings Bench Reports.
Cited as: Tay ; Tay UC ; Taylor ; Taylor KB (Can) ; Taylor UC
Taylor's Upper Canada King's Bench Reports (1824-1828) – "Second Edition", Toronto: Henry Rowsell, 1862.
The Ontario Law Reports : Cases Determined in the Court of Appeal and in the High Court of Justice for Ontario. Toronto : Canada Law Book Company, 1901-1931. 66 v
Cited as: OLR
v 1 (1901) – Toronto: Canada Law Book Company, 1901
v 12 (1906) – Toronto: Canada Law Book Company, Limited, 1907
v 15 (1907-1908) – Toronto: Canada Law Book Company, Limited, 1908
v 30 (1913-1914) – Canada Law Book Company, Limited, 1914
v 46 (1919-1920) – Toronto: Canada Law Book Company, Limited, 1919 [sic]
v 61 (1927-1928) – Toronto: Canada Law Book Co., Ltd., 1928
v 62 (1928) – Toronto: Canada Law Book Co., Ltd., 1928
v 66 (1930-1931) – Toronto: Canada Law Book Co, Ltd., 1931
The Ontario Reports : Containing Reports of Cases Decided in the Queen's Bench and Chancery Divisions of the High Court of Justice for Ontario. Toronto : Rowsell & Hutchison ; Canada Law Book Company, 1882-1901. 32 v
Cite as: OR
Reports of Cases Adjudged in the Court of Error and Appeal / by Alexander Grant, Barrister-at-Law.
Toronto: Henry Rowsell, 1865-1866. 3 v
Cited as: UC E & A
v 1 (1846-1861) – 1865
v 1-9: Queen's Bench and Practice Court Reports / By John Hillyard Cameron, Esq., Barrister-at-Law and Reporter to the Court.
v 10-13: Reports of Cases Decided in the Court of Queen's Bench / by James Lukin Robinson, Esq., Barrister-at-Law and Reporter to the Court.
v 14-32: by Christopher Robinson, Esq., Barrister-at-Law and Reporter to the Court.
v 37-42: by H.C. W. Wethey; Christopher Robinson, Editor.
v 43-46: by S.J. Vankoughnet.
Variant imprints:
2nd ed: Toronto: Henry Rowsell.
2nd ed: Toronto: Rowsell & Co., Publishers.
3rd ed: Toronto: R. Carswell, 28 Adelaide Street East.
3rd ed: Toronto and Edinburgh: Carswell & Co.
Print: https://www.library.yorku.ca/find/Record/1247180
Microfiche: https://www.library.yorku.ca/find/Record/1247190
Digital (LLMC Digital): https://www.library.yorku.ca/find/Record/2487707
Cite as: UC QB
v 1 (1842-1845) – 2nd Edition, Henry Rowsell, 1858
v 3 (1846-1847) – 2nd Edition, Toronto: Rowell & Co., 1881
v 4 (1847-1848) – 2nd Edition, Toronto: R. Carswell, 1877
v 5 (1848) -- 3rd Edition, Toronto: R. Carswell, 1878
v 6 (1848-1849) – 3rd Edition, Toronto and Edinburgh: Carswell & Co., 1883
v 8 (1851) – 2nd Edition, Toronto: Henry Rowsell, 1870
v 10 (1852-1853) – 3rd Edition, Toronto and Edinburgh: Carswell & Co., 1883
v 11 (1853-1854) – 2nd Edition, Toronto: Rowsell & Hutchison, 1874
v 14 (1856-1857) – 2nd Edition, Toronto: R. Carswell, 1877
v 15 (1857) – 2nd Edition, Toronto: R. Carswell, 1878
v 16 (1857-1859) – Toronto: R. Carswell, 1859
v 17 (1858-1859) Toronto: R. Carswell, 1878
v 18 (1859) – (2nd Edition, Toronto: Carswell & Co., 1879
v 19 (1859-1860) – Toronto and Edinburgh: Carswell & Co., 1883
v 20 (1860-1861) – 2nd Edition, Toronto: Carswell & Co., 1879
v 21 (1861-1862) – Toronto and Edinburgh: Carswell and Co., 1883
v. 24 (1864-1865) – 2nd Edition, Toronto: R. Carswell, 1879
v 34 (1873) – Toronto: Toronto: Rowsell & Hutchison, 1875
Queen's Bench and Practice Court Reports [Old Series] / Published by J. Lukin Robinson, Esq. (from manuscript reports in Judges' Chambers.) Toronto : Henry Rowsell, 1845. 6 v
Note: Second Edition, also called "Reprinted" (Toronto: R. Carswell, 1877-1878) is paginated identical to original edition so all references and citations are original and accurate.
Spine title: Upper Canada Queen's Bench Reports
Cited as: UC QB OS ; UC QB (OS)
Titles vary; v 1-2 have title: Upper Canada Jurist
v 1: The Upper Canada Jurist; containing original and selected articles on legal subjects; Some Important Decisions in Bankruptcy and Chancery in Upper, and in the English Common Law Courts with an alphabetical list of cases and index of principal matters.
v 2: The Upper Canada Jurist; containing original and selected articles on legal subjects; Some Important Decisions in Bankruptcy and Chancery in Upper Canada; also King's Bench and Practice Court Reports (old series), including the cases determined from Trinity term 1 & 2 Will. IV., to Trinity term, 2 & 3 Will. IV., with a table of the names of cases argued, and digest of the principal matters.
v 3: Queen's Bench and Practice Court Reports [Old Series] / Published by J. Lukin Robinson, Esq., from Michaelmas Term, 3 Will. IV., to Michaelmas Term, 5 Will. IV., inclusive.
v 4. Queen's Bench and Practice Court Reports. [Old Series.] / Published by J. Lukin Robinson, Esq. (from manuscript reports in Judges' Chanbers.) from Michaelmas term, 5 William IV. To Hilary term, 6 William IV. Inclusive.
v 5: Queen's Bench and Practice Court Reports. [Old Series.] / Published by J. Lukin Robinson, Esq. (from manuscript reports in Judges' Chanbers.)
v 6: Queen's Bench Reports. [Old Series.] / published by Christopher Robinson, Esq. (from manuscript reports in Judges Chambers.)
v 1 (1830-1831) – "Second Edition", Toronto: R. Carswell, 1877.
v 3 (1833-1835) – "Reprinted", Toronto: R. Carswell, 1878.


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'Yellowstone' Actor Jefferson White Explains His Iconic Branding Scene
Billy Dukes Published: December 9, 2021
Cam McLeod
On Yellowstone, wrangler Jimmy Hurdstrom was branded with a red-hot "Y" iron three-and-a-half years ago, but actor Jefferson White remembers it very, very well. This story is among the first of what's sure to be dozens of behind-the-scenes explorations from the show's lovable star and his castmates.
As host of the new Official Yellowstone Podcast, White will visit with stars including Luke Grimes (Kayce Dutton), Cole Hauser (Rip Wheeler), Kelly Reilly (Beth Dutton), Jen Landon (Teeter) and more. The weekly podcast — presented by and recorded at Wynn Las Vegas — dropped Ep. 1 on Thursday (Dec. 9). White talked to Taste of Country's Billy Dukes about his new gig and some of his favorite theories and scenes from the show for the Taste of Country Nights, On Demand Podcast.
"I will never forget it," White says of his branding. If your memory is foggy or if you picked up Yellowstone during Season 4, Jimmy was brought to John Dutton's ranch at his grandfather's urging. At the time he was a drug addict, so John Dutton said the only way he'd hire him is if he could brand him, meaning a lifelong loyalty to the ranch and vice versa. Rip does the actual branding in a trailer. Series co-creator Taylor Sheridan directed this episode, titled "Daybreak."
"It was very important to him that that scene feel real," White begins. "Part of what was important to accomplishing that effect was smoke, sort or rising off the brand. The only way we figured out how to accomplish that was for Cole Hauser ... to use an actually super-heated brand."
So, while trying to act terrified during his very first scene on the show, White held a piece of wood with leather stretched over it, directly over his chest. Hauser then branded the leather, which was an inch or so off of White's chest.
"I will never forget the smell, which was very sort of potent and authentic," the actor adds. "And I'll never forget the heat that rose off of the brand at that moment."
The character of Jimmy has come a long way since that moment. In S1E1 he's blasting "Judith" by metal band a Perfect Circle, but by S4E7 he's establishing himself among cowboys on the legendary 6666 Ranch in West Texas. The full conversation with Taste of Country explores that strange road and the transformation both actor and character have gone through.
10 'Yellowstone' Facts You Probably Didn't Know
How big of a fan of Yellowstone are you? These 10 facts about the Paramount Network show are sure to stump even the most dedicated viewers. They're almost all about the cast members and their real-life passions and roles. John's kids? Beth's accent? Rainwater's guitar playing? Tate's spoilers? It's all part of this list of 10 Facts You Probably Didn't Know About Yellowstone.
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Khaled Al-Rashidi (), né le  à Koweït City au Koweït, est un footballeur international koweïtien.

Il évolue actuellement au poste de gardien de but avec le club d'Al-Salmiya SC.

Biographie

Club

Sélection
Khaled Al-Rashidi est convoqué pour la première fois en 2006.

Il dispute deux coupe d'Asie : en 2011 et 2015. Il ne joue pas de matchs lors de l'édition 2011 ni lors de l'édition 2015.

Au total il compte 20 sélections en équipe du Koweït depuis 2006.

Palmarès

En club
 Al-Arabi :
 Vainqueur de la Coupe Crown Prince du Koweït en 2012
 Vainqueur de la Supercoupe du Koweït en 2012

En sélection nationale
 Vainqueur du Championnat d'Asie de l'Ouest en 2010

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Naissance à Koweït
Naissance en avril 1987
Footballeur international koweïtien
Gardien de but au football
Joueur du Tatran Prešov
Joueur de l'Al-Arabi Koweït
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El Marquesado de Dusay fue un título nobiliario español creado por el rey Carlos IV, en 1795, a favor de Francisco de Paula de Dusay y de Mari (1758-1825)

Este título nobiliario se creó para distinguir a la familia Dusay (o Usall), ilustre familia catalana que tuvo como miembros, en el siglo XII, a Ramón Dusay, obispo de Gerona; y en el siglo XIII a Eymeric de Usall, embajador y familiar del rey; y otros que ejercieron importantes responsabilidades, tales como: veguer, virrey de Cerdeña, Diputado general de Cataluña, o Conseller en cap de Barcelona.

El primer marqués, Francisco de Paula de Dusay y de Mari (1758-1825), era químico. Estuvo 35 años vinculado a la Real Academia de Ciencias y Artes de Barcelona, primero como secretario general (1789-1804) y luego vicepresidente (1820-1824). Presentó estudios sobre la metalúrgia (1787), el platino (1788), sobre el arte del vidrio (1792) y sobre el académico y artista Juan González (1800). También fue concejal de Barcelona (1796). Su padre era Francisco Félix de Dusay y de Fivaller.

El título fue redenominado a Marquesado de Monistrol de Noya (en catalán: Monistrol d'Anoia) por el rey Carlos IV, el 4 de julio de 1796, a favor del mismo titular, Francisco de Paula de Dusay y de Mari (1758-1825), denominación que se mantiene en la actualidad.

El actual titular del Marquesado de Monistrol de Noya, desde 1982, es Alfonso Escrivá de Romaní y Mora, VII marqués de Monistrol de Noya, XVIII conde de Sástago con Grandeza de España, y barón de Beniparrell.

Marqueses de Dusay

Historia de los marqueses de Dusay

 Francisco de Paula de Dusay y de Mari (1758-1824), I marqués de Dusay.
 Casó con Monserrat de Fivaller y Rubí, hija de los señores de Margalef y Almenara Alta.
 El título fue redenominado a Marquesado de Monistrol de Noya (en catalán: Monistrol d'Anoia) por el rey Carlos IV, el 4 de julio de 1796, a favor del mismo titular, Francisco de Paula de Dusay y de Mari (1758-1825), denominación que se mantiene en la actualidad, donde sigue la línea sucesoria.

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