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London's best blues an jazz acts showcased at Wortley Village festival
Joe Belanger
Longtime London rocker Doug Varty brings his Beatles in Blue act to the 9th Annual Wortley Village Jazz and Blues Festival Sunday that features 10 musical acts on five stages.
Ten of London's finest blues and jazz acts will spend an afternoon performing at one of London's most celebrated community's.
The 9th Annual Wortley Village Jazz & Blues Festival features five stages throughout the business district of Wortley Road.
On the jazz side are the Adam Lamoureux Quartet, The Music Makers (Swing Band),Rachelle Courtney Band, Chris Murphy & Mardi Gras Mambo and Floating Point.
The blues performers include Doug Varty & Beatles in Blue, The London Rhythm & Soul Revue featuring Denise Pelley, Delta Stone & the War Dogs, Galea & the Galvanizers and Soul Sausage.
"We're really blessed in this city to have all of this talent living in the city," said artistic director Chris Murphy.
"We do no advertising, but there will be 5,000 people on the street to hear all these local bands, which I think are the best in our area. Doug Varty and Denise Pelley have been at the top of the music scene here for years and then there's young Adam Lamoureux who just graduated from Grade 11 and is playing with musicians all older than him because there are none his age who can play the music the way he plays with that degree of difficulty. He deserves to be up there."
Varty will perform with bass player Paul Loeffelholz and drummer Corey Cameron.
"The tunes are performed in many familiar blues styles, from Texas boogie to New Orleans funk to Chicago shuffle," said Varty. "We even colour outside the lines a bit with reggae, soul, gospel and Motown versions. It's all a lot of fun, and with this Beatles material, you really can't go wrong."
The festival starts at 1:30 p.m. on the green space and starts at 2 p.m. on the stages spaced along Wortley Road between the Askin and Craig Streets and Elmwood Avenue. The festival is sponsored by more than a dozen businesses and presented by the New York-based Musician's Performer Trust Fund, London Musicians Association, OSCO (Old South Community Organization) and London Ontario Jazz Hub.
"I think people who haven't attended will be surprised by the talent they hear and happy they came," said Murphy, adding "the festival exists because of our sponsors and our volunteers."
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What: 9th annual Wortley Village Jazz & Blues Festival featuring 10 musical acts on five stages.
When: Sunday, 1:30 p.m. until 6 p.m.
Where: Wortley Village between Akin and Craig Streets and Elmwood Avenue.
Admission: Free, although donations accepted. Visit the website wortleyjazzbluesfest.weebly.com for more information.
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Der Fluss Julia , rätoromanisch Gelgia  oder Güglia , im Schweizer Kanton Graubünden entspringt im Gebiet des Julierpasses () und durchfliesst die Talschaft Oberhalbstein (rätoromanisch Surses), die mit der Schlucht Crap Ses endet. Die Julia ist mit einer Wasserführung von rund 10,5 m³/s und einer Länge von rund 37 km der grösste Nebenfluss der Albula, in die sie bei Tiefencastel mündet.

Etymologie
Der Flussname leitet sich sowohl in seiner deutschen wie in seiner bündnerromanischen Variante vom Passnamen Julierpass bzw. Pass digl Gelgia ab, der seinerseits vielleicht auf keltisch *julo 'Joch, Pass' zurückgeht. Hierzu gehört auch die 1524 bezeugte deutsche Variante daz Gilgenwasser.

Wie bei vielen anderen Gewässern gibt und gab es auch für die Julia noch weitere Namen. Im örtlichen Dialekt der Talschaft (belegt für die Gemeinden Riom, Savognin und Tinizong-Rona) wird er Ragn genannt, also Rhein – wie so viele andere Zuflüsse dieses Gewässers auch. Die Bezeichnung Oberhalbsteiner Rhein war auch im Deutschen noch Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts bekannt. Nicolin Sererhard verwendete in seiner 1742 gedruckten Beschreibung Graubündens daneben auch den Namen Oberhalbsteiner Landwasser. Zu beachten ist freilich, dass im Bünderromanischen ragn oder rein und im Höchstalemannischen Landwasser (vgl. Landwasser (Albula), unter Sprachliches) nicht nur als Namen, sondern auch als Appellativ für 'Talfluss' vorkommen.

Geographie

Verlauf und Tallandschaft
Die Gelgia sammelt sich aus den Abflüssen mehrerer kleiner Moränenstauseen im weitläufigen, nach Süden offenen Val d'Agnel unterhalb des Piz d'Agnel (). Mit Erreichen der Talung, die die eiszeitliche Transfluenz aus dem Oberengadin über den Julierpass hinterlassen hat, schwenkt der Bach für etwa fünf Kilometer nach Westen ein.

Das danach gestreckt nach Nordnordwest verlaufende Tal der Julia beginnt und endet mit je einem Kreuz von Verkehrswegen. Am Beginn der geräumigen Tallandschaft des Oberhalbstein trifft die von Osten, vom Julierpass herabkommede Strasse sowohl auf den früher noch bedeutenderen Passweg vom im Süden gelegenen Septimer (Pass da Sett), als auch auf den Pfad, der über den Stallerberg vom westlichen Nachbartal des Averser Rheins herabkommt. Wo sich die Wege verzweigen, liegt der Ort Bivio, im 9. Jahrhundert erwähnt als stabulum bivio ('Stall an der Wegscheide').

Am engen Ausgang des Tales, über der Mündung der Julia in die Albula, bewachte die Burg von Tiefencastel die Stelle, wo die Strasse aus dem Tal der Julia das schwerer passierbare Tal der Albula quert und wieder zum Hochtal von Lenzerheide ansteigt. Dieses Tal setzt scheinbar das Tal der Julia nach Norden in Richtung des Alpenrheins fort.

Das Tal der Julia weist zwei markante, durch eiszeitliche Gletscher geschaffene Talstufen auf. Die obere Talstufe zwischen Rona und Tinizong fällt um 180 Meter ab. Der Talraum unterhalb heisst Sotgôt ('unterhalb des Waldes'), jener darüber Surgôt ('oberhalb des Waldes'). Die untere Talstufe beginnt mit der schroffen Felsenge des Crap Ses ('Stein-Fels'), die auch als Conterser Stein bezeichnet wird. Sie trennt das Surses ('oberhalb des Steins') vom Sutses ('unterhalb des Steins') im Albulatal. In dieser Stufe tost die Julia auf drei Kilometern Luftlinie dreihundert Höhenmeter hinab.

Einzugsgebiet
Das 324,74 km² grosse Einzugsgebiet der Julia liegt in den Rätischen Alpen und wird durch sie über die Albula, den Hinterrhein und den Rhein zur Nordsee entwässert.

Es grenzt
 im Nordosten an das Einzugsgebiet der Albula;
 im Südosten an das des Ens, der in die Donau mündet;
 im Südwesten und Westen an das des Hinterrheins.

Das Einzugsgebiet besteht zu 19,2 % aus bestockter Fläche, zu 41,1 % aus Landwirtschaftsfläche, zu 1,1 % aus Siedlungsfläche und zu 38,6 % aus unproduktiven Flächen.

Die Flächenverteilung

Die mittlere Höhe des Einzugsgebietes beträgt , die minimale Höhe liegt bei  und die maximale Höhe bei

Zuflüsse
Die wichtigsten Zuflüsse sind der Ava da Faller, der Ragn d'Err, der Ava da Nandro und der Adont.

Hydrologie
Bei der Mündung der Julia in die Albula beträgt ihre modellierte mittlere Abflussmenge (MQ) 10,44 m³/s. Ihr Abflussregimetyp ist nivo glaciaire und ihre Abflussvariabilität beträgt 17.

Nutzung der Wasserkraft
Die Julia wird bei Marmorera im Lai da Marmorera gefasst, einem Stausee, der zur Stromerzeugung angelegt wurde. Der Erdschüttdamm Castiletto wie auch alle folgenden Anlagen im Juliertal sind Teil der Kraftwerke Mittelbünden, die zum Elektrizitätswerk der Stadt Zürich (EWZ) gehören. Das Wasser aus dem Stausee wird über Druckstollen zuerst dem Kraftwerk Tinizong zugeführt und dann dem Kraftwerk Tiefencastel Ost, welches mit Tinizong im Tandembetrieb arbeitet. Parallel dazu wird das Restwasser der Julia und weitere Zuflüsse im Staubecken Burvagn gefasst und ins Kraftwerk Tiefencastel West geleitet.

Bei Tiefencastel wird das abgearbeitete Wasser der Albula zurückgegeben, jedoch kurz darauf bei Solas erneut aufgestaut und zur Energiegewinnung abgeleitet.

Brücken

Auf ihrem Weg wird die Julia von 44 Übergängen überspannt: 32 Strassenbrücken, 9 Fussgängerstegen, 2 Rohrträgerbrücken und dem Marmorera Staumauer-Übergang.

Drei Steinbogenbrücken sind im Inventar historischer Verkehrswege der Schweiz (IVS) aufgeführt: die Crappa Bassa-Brücke (gebaut 1858) in Bivio, die Punt da Furnatsch-Brücke (gebaut 1940) in Sur und die Juliabrücke (gebaut 1682) in Savognin.

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Einzelnachweise

Oberhalbstein
Geographie (Surses)
Geographie (Albula/Alvra)

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Q: adjusting input field - places total value in div Below is a basic HTML layout that contains two input fields and one div with the class of 'output'. What I want to know is how to make the div with the class of 'output' be updated with the multiplication of the two spinners upon change. So as the values are adjusted and changed the answer is updated in real time.
Thank you guys for the help. I'm new to the whole javascript thing which I'm assuming this will require.

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A: Try this:
$("input").change(function() {
var mul=1;
$('input').each(function(){
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Working Fiddle

A: You can use onkeyup event in javascript

<form id="totalRenderTime">
<fieldset>

Count
<input type="number" id="count" min="0" max="99999999" step="1" value="100" onkeyup="showTotal();" />

Multiplier
<input id="multipy" type="number" min="0" max="99999999" step="1" value="10" onkeyup="showTotal();"  />

Total Render Time

1000

</fieldset>
</form>

A: Added Fiddle here for your solution http://jsfiddle.net/8nhmU/16/
Source:

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            <fieldset>

                    Count
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                    Multiplier
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                    Total Render Time

1000

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Javascript:
$(document).ready(function() {
    $("#txtfirst, #txtSecond").change(function(){
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Elounda Palm Hotel & Suites accepts these cards and reserves the right to temporarily hold an amount prior to arrival.
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Very old property - not what I would describe as a 'luxury boutique hotel' ! Serious problem with mosquitoes.
The price per room could be reassessed. It is not walking distance from the beach.
the beds and pillows were terribly uncomfortable. the pictures on booking showed the rooms as being more luxurious than they are. the lounging area around the shared pool did not get any sun. we had to sit in the shade, or go down to the public pool. breakfast was varied but the quality was mediocre. don't expect romanticism or luxury when booking. the hotel was easy to miss on the public road. sign was too small.
The pool was over-chlorinated, food was very average in the restaurant and over priced. They offered for us to have a breakfast box to take as we were checking out very early and only left out some very plain looking toast (thinking it would be a wider selection considering how pricey the place was). Our bathroom door also was faulty and we got locked in at one point for about 30 minutes.
The air conditioning wasn't working correctly in the room - it was shedding water onto the furniture and floor. Despite my asking to have something done to fix it nothing was done. I had to sleep without air conditioning which was not what I paid for!
This was a one off for us due to expense of room would not liked to have one of the other rooms as couldn,t help but notice same people reserving sunbeds around the main pool at 7.30 each morning.
Shower didn't work very well. Allocated room with only partial sea view when booked a seaview room ,was sorted out swiftly by reception staff.
Overall nice friendly small hotel with helpful staff . Sensible price and stunning views.


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The best thing to do is to take immediate action, using the appropriate extermination technique to eliminate the infestation as early as you realize it. It's essential to act quickly, but you have to make certain that you could deal with the infestation effectively. The first section of this post will inform you of that you may note an infestation growing within your house, behind your back.
You can identify a mice infestation. Nonetheless, you must not expect to see a mouse roaming in your property. Seeing a single mouse only happens by chance because the rodents prefer to hiding during the day. When you switch off the lights, they're going to start their routine and find food. Before you consider mice control methods, you may need to make particular you are already sure of the infestation.
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The angle of attack (AoA) is yet another critical part of flight and lift creation, every pilot knows and is acutely aware of the angle of attack whilst they are flying, some aircraft even have an angle of attack meter to display the accurately measured AoA. The AoA is measured as the angle between the direction of airflow and the chord line of the aerofoil, the AoA in normal flight is usually between 2 and 8 degrees. The AoA should not be confused with the angle of incidence, which is the angle measured between the chord line and a fixed datum point of the aircraft, usually its longitudinal axis.
As air flows over a wing, especially when the wing is straight and level, or the angle of attack is zero, air will flow over the wing smoothly, however as the angle of attack increases, in other words, the leading edge lifts higher than the trailing edge when measured against the airflow, the air travelling over the wing will still do its job, though there is a point where the boundary layer will separate. The boundary layer is the small thin layer of air travelling over the wing closest to the surface. As the AoA increases the boundary layer can no longer stay close to the surface and it separates from it. This boundary layer separation point will begin occurring nearer to the trailing edge, as the AoA increases the separation point will move forward. The problem then becomes that as the boundary layer separates it causes turbulence, and therefore reduces lift, to a point where the lift being created can no longer support the weight of the aircraft and the wing 'stalls' which means the aircraft will lose altitude, a stall usually occurs at an AoA of around 16 degrees.
There are so many other aspects to this, but i have kept it basic, with more in depth study to come, part of which is the effect the lift creation has on the wing. The created lift or low pressure zone over the wing has what is called the centre of pressure (CoP), the actual pressure distribution over and under a wing has the greatest at the leading edge, the point that is the resulting force from the pressure variation is called the centre of pressure and is usually found almost halfway back along the chord line. When the AoA increases the CoP normally moves forwards, to the point of nearing the stall where it drops dramatically backwards. There are many more issues pertaining to the AoA, this hopefully has given you a small taste of what it means and how it affects flight.


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Tesla Prices 70 kWh RWD at $52,500*, Adds Ludicrous Mode to P85D
By Mark Stevenson on July 18, 2015
Tesla is yet again updating its Model S range with interesting options on each end of the price scale before the release of the Tesla Model X.
Elon Musk, in a blog post yesterday, announced a new single-motor version of the base model Model S 70 priced at $70,000 — or $52,500 after maximum incentives available in certain states — which is $5,000 less than the all-wheel drive Model S with the same 70 kWh battery pack.
On the other end of the spectrum is a $13,000 (!!!) upgrade to the P85D, pushing Tesla Motors' top performer to a 0-60 mph time of 2.8 seconds.
With the new Model S 70 rear-wheel drive model, the main change is the removal of the front-wheel motor, effectively turning the car into a rear-wheel drive model and reducing cost. The new option will make the Model S a more palatable option for those looking for budget luxury, especially once state and federal incentives are woven into the final price.
However, upgrades to the top-range 85 kWh models are more involved. For starters, there's a new 90 kWh battery option for those willing to part with an extra $3,000 on top of the asking price of 85 kWh models. The new pack increases range by a mere 6 percent, extending drivable distance to almost 300 miles on a charge, says Musk.
Before you rush out to upgrade your pack, Musk offers some guidance:
"Existing owners can also purchase the pack upgrade, but I wouldn't recommend doing so unless usage is on the edge of current range. On average, we expect to increase pack capacity by roughly 5% per year. Better to wait until you have more time on your existing pack and there is a larger accumulated pack energy difference."
In addition to the pack upgrade, owners and buyers can now upgrade to the new Ludicrous Mode on the Model S P85D. This upgrade is quite involved, requiring a new, advanced "smart fuse" and upgraded main pack contacter. Together, the upgrades result in a 2.8 second sprint to 60 mph — an improvement of 10 percent — and a quarter-mile time of 10.9 seconds, states Musk. Car & Driver says the upgrade gives the Model S 762 horsepower.
If you are ordering a new P85D and want the Ludicrous Model update, prepare to shell out $10,000 plus another $3,000 for the required range update. Even though Musk says "the battery pack size upgrade and the pack electronics upgrade are almost entirely independent," when ordering the Ludicrous Mode option, you must also select the new, larger battery pack. If you already own a P85D, you can upgrade to Ludicrous Mode for $5,000 (plus labor) sometime in the next six months. There was no word on pricing beyond the six-month window.
Just to add a teaser, Musk says there will be another mode added — beyond Ludicrous — in the future, but it is reserved for a second-generation Roadster in four-years time.
Musk also states Model X production will begin in two months, but we will believe it when we see it.
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Pch101
I don't see the point. If you drive the car for 60 mph for any length of time and then report in the New York Times that the car ran out of juice, then you'll be scolded by Elon Musk for driving too fast.
Mark Stevenson
This has about as much relevance as the Hellcat. Even though it's completely pointless, it's still amazing we can have such things.
I was commenting on the John Broder article in the NYT, in which he attempted and failed to drive a Model S using only the Supercharger network. If you take Elon Musk's side, then Broder committed the cardinal sin of driving on the interstate at over 50 mph or so, so running out of current was supposedly his fault. (Oh, and apparently one isn't allowed to stop in Manhattan, either.)
The full torque from 0 rpm is a nice plus for electric motors. Shame about the big chemical vat that provides the power.
galaxygreymx5
Kind of clever ignoring that Broder drove around in circles in a parking lot just shy of a supercharger for the sole purpose of running out of juice to make a headline. He was clearly unaware that the press car loaned to him was tracking his driving just in case he tried some nonsense to discredit the car's abilities. Whoops.
Driving around a parking lot in my car doesn't cause my car to run out of gas. Then again, it isn't necessary to drive around parking lots to look for fuel for my car.
(Musk apologists simply baffle me.)
Luke42
"Driving around a parking lot in my car doesn't cause my car to run out of gas."
Of course it does! It just takes longer.
Facts are facts.
Why did Broder state he drove at 54 MPH when the car was going over 60? Isn't the speedometer digital??
Why did Broder on each charge pull the plug at less than 100%? It's no different than a gas station—want the max range? Then fill the tank until it is full.
Why did Broder drive past a charging station when the car was low on energy?
This isn't even being an apologist, as I'm not a fan of Musk himself but driving in circles in a parking lot to get it to run out of energy shows that he had something else up his sleeve.
Go ahead and blame Tesla here; you and the NYT don't have a leg to stand on.
I don't know why Broder should have bothered moderating his speed at all. He should have driven the car like he stole it and with the heater on, then allowed the chips to fall where they did.
Musk is the one who keeps claiming that this is a compromise-free purchase. Yet he publicly freaks out because this guy spends most of his time at or under the limit. What a joke.
As for topping off the battery, that is not good for the battery. It is not like filling a tank of gasoline, which is one of the issues with battery-powered vehicles. And unlike a battery-powered car, the size of your gas tank doesn't shrink over time.
>> As for topping off the battery, that is not good for the battery.
Depends on on the battery. I have a newer chemistry battery (a 2015 Nissan "lizard" battery) and haven't had an issue with topping up. It's also close to it's 100th quick charge and nearly 15k miles. No problems yet and it's still healthy according to the CAN data.
Some people argue that waiting until the car is low is rougher on the anode because of the greater current draw when the charge is really low.
Don't know about Tesla's current chemistry. BTW, the Broder article was 2.5 years ago. I was in the same area he was in (he detoured to Stonington CT) with a Leaf last week and didn't have a problem. More CHAdeMO and Tesla Superchargers in the area so the same problem wouldn't happen now.
I took my Leaf from the Boston area to Vermont, drove around there for a week, then went to the RI southern coast via Newport. The infrastructure is getting better on the East Coast. Plenty of CHAdeMO charging and Level 2's are very common. If I can do it with a 26 kWh Leaf (not a typo), a Tesla should be a piece of cake.
Lack Thereof
I think the cardinal sin wasn't his freeway speed, but the simple fact that he
**unplugged from a charging port, with the display reading 28% and estimating 32 miles of range, then immediately left on a 61 mile trip**
Allegedly, someone at Tesla told him to do that. Maybe it was the same person who told him he could save energy and extend his range by repeatedly & aggressively accelerating and decelerating between 55 and 80, rather than using the cruise control. I'm not sure.
I'm just saying, there's room for more than one idiot in this story.
It's because in 10 years internet commentators will be claiming that it's unsafe to merge onto a freeway with any that takes longer than 3 seconds 0-60.
rpn453
. . . while most drivers will still be merging their 600 hp CUVs onto 70 mph freeways at 50 mph.
I'm more impressed by 0-30 in Hellcat than 0-80 in P85D.
Roaring Whining engines make all the difference in speed.
How would you guys feel about SILENT Ferraris and Lamborghinis?
likenissan
Silent would be just fine with me. I care about the performance
Electric motors at full power aren't silent and I like the sound. A 1,000+ HP Rimac can add tire smoking sounds to the mix. I like the idea being able accelerate fast without attracting attention.
However, I do understand your point. I kind-of like the sound of flat plane crank V8s too.
Believe me: I could lease a P85D. I'd just trade in my JeepSRT since it holds the most value and then pay $700 a month.
But the SOUND of HELLCAT… Everything from starting it up and hearing it come to life, to sitting in traffic and hearing its angry idle is the reason why the 300 HELLCAT will be my next car in 2017.
Muricans spend good money to make their cars louder.
Cams and headers, CAI…
People have asked me: is there something wrong with your car?
Some of these poor noobs have no idea what burnouts are.
The horsepower wars are on. Maybe you could pick up a Hellcat X:
http://www.gtspirit.com/2015/07/18/dodge-previews-one-off-805hp-challenger-srt-hellcat-x/
statikboy
Calling them noobs doesn't make you right. If they think it sounds broken, then it does… to them. Aural pleasure is subjective.
If it's not broken, they're still wrong.
But he didn't claim they said his car sounded broken, he claimed they thought there was something wrong with his car, and there might be. That description is more open to interpretation.
05lgt
How do you feel about the Hellcat X one off (supercharger PLUS TWIN TURBOS).
If I could win the Hellcat X, then I'm sure that either Jesus loves me, or I'm in the Matrix.
It's silly to care about the sound. Silence is fine with me.
VenomV12
Umm, it's not $52K for the 70 S, that's Elon's fuzzy math at work, it is $70K before Elon's fuzzy math, you might want to edit the article.
AH, good call.
All fixed up. I need another coffee.
RideHeight
30K crossover or they're a footnote.
They claim to be working on it, and the rumor is that they will reveal it early this fall.
Getting the Model X in to production is the first priority.
Also, the $30k-sowething crossoverzand sedan aren't feasible until the economies of scale from the gigafactory start to happen, so the delivery date of the 1Modol 3 wins not be before they start producing batteries there.
My apologies for the typos. I'm less readable when I type on a soft keyboard.
Splorg McGillicuddy
I don't think they need to make anything under $45,000 USD. $30k is below average pricing nowadays. As long as they keep some performance in the can then they'll be good on the 3.
Flybrian
This car seems like the physical embodiment of DLC.
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DownLoadable Content — the practice in current video games to make additional content available for a fee beyond the game base price.
Oh, and it's not transferable to the next owner like the game cartridge/disc is.
Ah, downloadable content. That makes sense, except that the P90D ludicrous mode upgrade requires new hardware.
"DLC for cars" has been going on for a while now, the Chevy Cobalt SS and Dodge Neon SRT-4 come to mind.
Heck, even older Volvos could be had with "DLC" like tachometers and arm rests!
"In addition to the pack upgrade, owners and buyers can now upgrade to the new Ludicrous Mode on the Model S P85D."
Does everything in the world outside around you turn to plaid?
JimC2
Buckle THIS!
"another mode added — beyond Ludicrous — in the future"
Improbability drive mode?
You can blame the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation for making androids with genuine people personalities.
bunkie
We all know what happened to the marketing department of the Sirius Cybernetics Corp, don't we?
For the Model X, it will be "soccer mom running late" mode.
I've seen it… it's rubbish.
tnk479
The headline is misleading. The $52,500* is with the federal $7,500 tax credit and Tesla's estimated fuel savings…which continue to estimate gasoline at $3.90 per gallon.
The lowest cost Model S costs $70,000 USD if buying.
You never see any other auto manufacturer advertise their vehicles this way. Honda doesn't guesstimate the fuel savings you would derive by operating their vehicle as compared to one of their competitors vehicles and subtract it from the price.
I get why they are doing it but it's a terribly misleading process. What about all of the time I might spend sitting at a Supercharger when I drive the vehicle on a long distance road trip? Should I add that on top of the cost of the car? Absurd.

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Shortly after our case wrapped up, Bobby told me that he had written a book on patent litigation, Patent Litigation Primer: A Guide For Inventors And Business Owners, which he explained to me was intended to help fill a gap that he saw in practice in the information available primarily to inventors and business owners.
Patent Litigation Primer gives new participants in patent litigation knowledge of the relevant legal concepts and procedures. It is, as its title reflects, primarily directed at inventors and business owners, but is also useful to people who regularly advise them, such as business lawyers, and specifically lawyers without in-depth knowledge of patent litigation.
Bobby has aggressively pruned the citations in the book, so with few exceptions if you already have had any experience in a particular portion of the world of patent infringement litigation, the book won't be telling you something you didn't already know – albeit in much more concise language. But what I was struck by as I read the book was how few participants have experience with all the different stages of the process, from patent prosecution to litigation to patent office proceedings. The book covers them all.
For patent litigators, there is much here that is of interest because it isn't what we deal with every day. When he goes through the more in-depth discussion of the substantive issues, the discussion is concise and helpful for confirming that you have identified and explained all the major issues to your client, but it is really more for your client to give them a working knowledge of the issues that you are talking about. Judge Kinkeade in Dallas likes to joke that patent litigation is like Lord of the Rings, and not because there are trolls, but because the language is often not English at all. This book fixes that.
There is an entire section dealing with litigation, and reading it I was struck by the realization that while while there is nothing here that anyone that has ever litigated a patent case from soup to nuts would not know, there are many, many lawyers litigating patent cases today that have not. How many of us have experience advising a client, starting with the initial client meeting, when a potential patent infringement claim is worth bringing? Similarly, many patent litigators, candidly, have never seen a trial that didn't involve actors and a LCD display. This helps remedy that.
I highly recommend Patent Litigation Primer as a reference guide for clients, and I keep a copy on my iPad for reminding myself of what exactly it is that a client might want or need to know about different parts of the litigation.
Patent Litigation Primer
101 analysis and the redshirt phenomena
February 23, 2017 February 23, 2017 msmithJudge Roy S. Payne (USMJ), Marshall, Unpatentable - 35 USC 101
A latecomer to the 101 analysis, but these orders just keep coming out… Earlier this month Judge Payne recommended dismissal of a patent for on 101 grounds in a consolidated case. He has now issued orders (exemplar below the link, as well as the original) extending that dismissal to the consolidated defendants. The cases arise out of litigation
No "101 Spring": 101 Dismissal in Rothschild cases affirmed
February 22, 2017 msmithJudge Robert W. Schroeder III, Tyler, Unpatentable - 35 USC 101
A few weeks after Judge Gilstrap's order in September 2015 dismissing the 101 defendant eDekka litigation on 101 grounds, Magistrate Judge Love recommended granting a similar motion in the Rothschild Location Technologies cases on January 4, 2016 – a recommendation that Judge Schroeder adopted several weeks later. That litigation originally involved around three dozen defendants. Judge Schroeder recently denied the plaintiff's motion for reconsideration in light of the "101 spring" line of cases from the Federal Circuit in 2016 (Enfish et al.) which did not affirm district courts' decisions to dismiss cases on 101 grounds. In his opinion, Judge Schroeder
On the destruction of exhibits
February 22, 2017 February 22, 2017 msmithCommentary
I can never see this notice without remembering the quarterly post-exam bonfires of cases from law school. (Sniff, sniff). Somehow I doubt bonfires are involved any more.
101 Motion Granted in Financial Services Case
February 22, 2017 msmithJudge Roy S. Payne (USMJ), Marshall, Unpatentable - 35 USC 101
In a recent opinion resolving a 101 defense via a motion to dismiss, an EDTX court noted that "Although procedure is often slighted in the context of § 101 motions, the Court does not take invalidating a patent at the pleading stage lightly." Nonetheless, it concluded that the motion was well-taken and recommending invalidating the asserted claims. It was a dark and stormy night at the courthouse when
Recent 101 Decisions from the EDTX
February 22, 2017 February 22, 2017 msmithCommentary, Unpatentable - 35 USC 101
In a development that sounds suspiciously like someone who's writing computer games for the Nintendo Wii is also following patent litigation, the 2013 game The Wonderful 101 contains a princ ipal character named "Alice", who is the main operator of the game heroes' state of the art warship. Here's what we are told about Alice.
"Talented in ship controls and cannon warfare, the daring maneuvers Alice takes to save the ship from crisis often leave the rest of the team speechless. . . . She never says more than is absolutely required and her expression never reveals her true emotions, which has the unfortunate side-effect of making her look hard to approach to others."
Well if that isn't a good description of the caselaw on patentable subject matter, I don't know what is. At least we now have an avatar for Alice motions. (Note to self: see if Shipping & Transit has a app out called Inequitable Conductors).
There have been a number recent cases on 101 motions from EDTX courts, and I wanted to review them today, so be looking for posts as the day goes on.
EDTX filings down 29% in 2017 – on pace to drop 53% from 2015 peak
February 21, 2017 msmithCommentary
I am remiss in not checking patent filing statistics after the first month of the year, but the good news is that I now have almost twice as much filing history to rely on.
As readers know, EDTX patent filings in 2016 were down 34% – meaning over 800 cases – from 2015's peak filings.
It appears that to date there have been 167 patent cases filed in EDTX in 2017, which annualizes to a 29% drop over 2016 filing levels – a drop of nearly 500 more cases over the course of the year. If this holds, 2017 will see filings back at 2012 levels of around 1,200 cases a year, which would be a 53% drop – approximately 1,300 cases – from the 2015 peak.
Of course early filings are a statistically imprecise measure, but they are good at indicating trends. For example this time last year they were down 47% and eventually ended the year down 34%.
Shift in Number of Parties (read "Type of Filer")
And here's another important trend. In 2015 there were 3.35 parties per case filed in EDTX – that number has now dropped to 2.48 parties per case filed, perhaps reflecting what I've written about frequently over the last year – that the reduction is filings is coming from the ranks of the "bulk filers", i.e. plaintiffs that sue multiple defendants on the same patents. The trend is clear anecdotally when you look at the list of top filers (lawyers and plaintiffs) from 2015 and see them thin dramatically in EDTX in 2016, but we're now seeing it at the macro level. Of course the change is nowhere near that compared to pre-AIA numbers, where the practice of including unrelated defendants in cases resulted in far higher numbers (9.81 in 2010 in EDTX), but it may reflect this change in the makeup of the EDTX patent docket that I am seeing on the ground.
Perhaps supporting this is the fact that this shift doesn't appear to be occurring in either the District of Delaware (3.67 to 3.86) or the Northern District of California (3.58 to 3.8), both of which saw small increases in the parties per case filed metric, but didn't (at least anecdotally) see a change in the general makeup that we saw in the EDTX.
Remittitur and Additur: Damages in Patent Case Cut Back on JMOL
February 20, 2017 May 19, 2017 msmithBeaumont, JMOL rulings, Judge Ron Clark
The next situation relevant to the remittitur/additur distinction in patent cases arises when the trial judge reduces the amount of damages determined by the jury. That happened in this recent EDTX patent case when
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Andre Geim is commonly asked why he never patented graphene. The Nobel laureate's famous answer is that a representative of a large high tech company told him that in some years, the high tech company will hold so many graphene patents that Professor Geim will spend a fortune and his entire life suing them. But few people know that graphene was indeed patented, two years before the first research papers came out of the Geim lab in Manchester and the de Heer lab at Georgia Tech, by a company called Nanotek Instruments.
The world's first graphene patent includes a sketch of carbon nanotubes unrolling to form graphene sheets.
US patent number 7071258, entitled "Nano-scaled graphene plates", was filed in October 2002. The patent contains a drawing of single- and multi-walled carbon nanotubes, which unroll into monolayer and multilayer graphene sheets. The invention protects not only graphene itself, but also graphene composites that include other materials, such as polymers, metals, glasses, carbons, etc. The patent owners, Bor Jang and Wen Huang, also use the patent to coin the term "nano-scale graphene plates" (NGP), advertised by many companies today. So how come this visionary patent skims below the radar of most graphene researchers today?
"Unfortunately, Dr. Geim and most of the scientists in the field of nano materials failed to search for patent literature where many significant discoveries and technology developments are reported. Based on our open literature and patent document search results, there does not appear to be any report before 2002 that documented the actual production and use of single-layer graphene sheets for any application", explains Ron Beech, Director of Marketing and Sales for Angstron Materials, the descendant company of Nanotek.
Ron Beech points out a rift that goes deeper than the graphene patent issue – most scientific researchers from the academic world never bother to look into the patent literature, where they could find solutions to many obstacles that they face in the daily lab grind. Whereas efforts have been made, especially in recent years, to promote the collaboration between industry and academia, the sharing of knowledge has in fact gone only one way. Industry leaders tend to follow the scientific literature very closely, but scientists fail to scout the patents.
"I couldn't agree more with Ron", says Elena Polyakova, CEO of Graphene Laboratories, best known for its daughter company Graphene Supermarket. "Scientists do not read patents, and often don't know what the industry is doing". Dr. Polyakova knows both sides of the coin, having followed up a successful scientific career with her post as a founder and CEO of one of the largest graphene suppliers.
Working with emerging nano-technologies like graphene, one needs to overcome a series of obstacles and technological challenges to extract the full potential of the technology. While scientists tend to skim on the bottom-level details for the sake of displaying the magnificent properties of the material in scientific publications, patents are a platform through which the industry tends to present the solutions to exactly those challenges and obstacles. Perhaps a stronger cohesion and collaboration can be formed if academic scientists start looking the other way.
Thanks for the very interesting article that you publish. US patent number 7071258, entitled "Nano-scaled graphene plates", was filed in October 2002 but I would like to note for the factual record that this patent 70712158 was not the first patent filed on graphene and single walled carbon nanotubes. The first patent 6,761,871, entitled "Magnetic Production of Carbon Nanotubes and Filaments" was filed in Dec 2000 and May 22, 2001 by Reginald B. Little. This patent 6,761,871 was issued in July 2004. This patent by Reginald B. Little also clearly and transparently contained images and detailed descriptions of single wall carbon nanotubes and single layer graphene as well as multiwalled carbon nanotubes and multilayer graphene and carbon filament and how carbon nanotubes form from graphene and multilayer graphene intermediates. Furthermore the patent expresses how graphene can be formed rather than the nanotubes. Later in Aug 2002, Reginald B. Little extended this mechanism into a comprehensive mechanism for plasma/gas uncondense formation of graphene and carbon nanotube in laser plumes and electric arcs of graphite as presented (entitled : "Mechanistic Aspects of Carbon Nanotube Nucleation and Growth") at ASC regional meeting 54th SERMAC in South Carolina by Reginald B. Little and published in March 2003 in Journal of Cluster Science. This is very exciting science, I thought I would note the facts by dates of documented patents and publications.
Thank you for the comment and for participating on the website. Indeed your patent predates the one by Bor Jang. What I wanted to show here is the oldest patent that protects a method of making graphene itself. Your patent seems to be focused more on carbon nanotubes. I think the issue is debatable and I welcome your contributions.
First let me clearly state that my comments in no way are meant to insult you nor anyone else. I do not know you but I respect you in your opinion. I also just focus on the facts. I hope facts are not offensive to those of excellence.
6,761,871. Such interchanging terminology is not unusual within original inventions. Many major subheadings within my patent 6,761,871 (Dec 2000) clearly and repeatedly with many great details state, define and describe 'graphene' and there are many illustrations of graphene in US Patent 6,761,871. Graphene in my 2000 patent (6,671,871) is just as important as carbon nanotube. In fact, I identified graphene in patent 6,761,871 as the basis for how the carbon nanotube forms. The extremely honorable thing about my invention of graphene in this patent 6,761,871 in 2000 is that I do not stop in describing how graphene is the egg and seed for carbon nanotube formation. The honorable and excellent thing about this patent 6,761,871 is that I correctly and thoroughly gave details for how to stabilize the graphene (single layer) and thereby patent 6,761,871 invented (first) the correct method for forming graphene and for the stability of graphene. That is an excellent invention. Mr. Spasenovic with all due respect and kindness to you 'that is extremely EXCELLENT". It is excellent not because I did it. It just is excellent, regardless of who did it! That (6,761,871) is simply beautiful and excellence. That excellence in my invention of graphene in 6,761,871 was back in 2000. Please Sir, do not ignore that. That is an excellent invention worthy of honor. Moreover, I clearly back in Fall of 2000 in 6,761,871 invented the conditions and described the type of metal for which graphene would better grow. I called them B2 metals , in particular I identified Cu (copper) as best for forming single layer graphene; such invention, prediction and discovery in 6,761,871 were back in 2000. Now in 2013, scientists all around the world are growing the best CVD graphene on Cu. No one prior to 2000 (and prior to 6,761,871) had given a viable method for producing isolable high quality single layer pure crystalline graphene. I have the great admiration of Ruoff who in 1999 had an aim and objective of forming single layer graphene as presented in his 1999 method of rubbing of micron graphite pillars, but as to this date this 1999 method of Ruoff has not formed single layer graphene. The documented fact by 'truth' and many many subsequent observations is that the first correct method of forming single layer pure crystalline graphene was given by Reginald B. Little in this US patent (6,761,871). Excellence must acknowledge excellence else it is not excellent.
I will not discuss further the priority of the patents.
I respect your wish not to discuss the priority any more and I do not write more expecting a response from you. But I thank you for the article and your friendly response. I also do not mean to upset you and I am sorry if I have.
It is not my intent to anger anyone. I only wish to tell the truth! If in telling the truth then I bring attention to my work then so be it!
As you have listed the two patents for readers to compare, I would like to note to the readers that in considering my patent 6,761,871 (and patents in general not just mine) that the fewer restrictions on the claims of the patent then the greater reach for that patent. On such basis, the claims for my patent note carbon nanotubes and such claims are very broad as NO restriction is placed on the diameter of the claimed carbon nanotube. Therefore these claims of 6,761,871 also embrace carbon nanotube of large radius (in principle radius going to infinity) which include graphene! So the claims embrace graphene as well as carbon nanotubes. Moreover graphene is included in the title of the patent 6,761,871 as it is expressed by carbon filaments and Figure 16 illustrates graphene layers constituting carbon filaments. Furthermore within the description of my patent 6,761,871 distorted graphene and carbon nanotubes are used interchangeably and the magnetism that contributes thereof. But clearly within the description the invention gives a basis for carbon nanotube of great radius as in the limit of larger radius the disclosure demonstrates the C atom production rate and diffusion distance limiting the growth and distortion of larger distorted graphene and favoring the nucleation of a new graphene sheet. The large size also restricting the bending of the graphene sheet.
The claims of 6,761,871 are not restricting in diameter of the nanotubes, so diameter of exceeding size is graphene as demonstrated by the processes within the description in details and clarity.
I'm a newbie to IP. Does owning a patent like graphene mean that anyone who manufactures graphene, or finds a use for it in a new product must pay the owner of the patent? And if the user has to pay by patent law, who decides how much?
If one would own a patent for graphene itself, then anyone who uses graphene in their product would have to arrange in advance to pay a certain percentage of the profits to the original patent owner, or face a lawsuit. The court which holds the lawsuit would then determine if an infringement has been made and how much the infringer would have to pay to the patent owner.
That said, there are some conditions that apply to patents that limit what can be patented. If something was already reported in the scientific literature, for example, it cannot be patented. That's one of the reasons why graphene itself cannot be patented – the prediction that graphene exists has been in literature for decades. What can be patented is a method of producing graphene, as is the case with the original patent here.
There are now many patents that protect different methods of making graphene. This particular patent by Bor Jang seems to be the oldest, and was filed two years before any scientific literature describing the synthesis of graphene came out.
Thanks for this info Kenny. You asked me on Facebook what I think of this video and the patents; I thought I'd reply here.
I think the invention is interesting (the graphene-related invention), because many people are looking for ways of producing graphene and few-layer graphite by chemical or mechanical means directly from graphite. However, the patent in question explicitly claims that the chemical used is hydrochloric acid, heated between 100 and 200 degrees. Hydrochloric acid is very toxic, and especially heated to such temperatures can present a threat to human health and the environment. The fact that Mr. Petrik in his video explicitly claims that "there is no acid here" makes me very suspicious of the other claims of the video.
The patent itself took 6 years to get approved, which is very unusual. It seems that the reviewers had issues with prior art, which included some scientific papers in the Russian literature on getting carbon nanotubes with this method. The prior art papers also include Novoselov's original 2004 Science paper, although I wouldn't really count that as prior art, since the patent of Mr. Petrik was filed in the same year and anyways describes a totally different method of producing graphene.
Apparently Mr. Petrik received $2.6 million for his research from Rusnano (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viktor_Petrik), so maybe we'll be seeing more of his inventions in the future.
China has no regards for patent laws so the entire patenting conversation is Moot. I can go online buy a product patented by a company in Ohio with a branch in S. Korea and sell it on EBay all day long and make huge money. Would I be held liable? That is a question I am researching the answer for, Perhaps Mr. Spasenovic can answer it. I have gone as far as contacting the patent owner today. I have done this by email which I saved, phone call and next registered mail. If I do not hear anything from them in 10 business days I will market the product full scale. I know this much. You would buy it!


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TABtouch Team of Round 5 Wednesday, May 8, 2019 - 6:25 AM - by Chris Pike
PERTH and Subiaco continued their winning starts to the 2019 season on Saturday ahead of this Sunday's WAFL State Game while South Fremantle and Peel Thunder won big, and West Perth opened its account at the expense of East Fremantle.
Round 5 of the 2019 WAFL season all took place on Saturday afternoon with it being the last chance for the players to press their case for selection in this Sunday's WAFL State Game against the SANFL at Optus Stadium.
That produced plenty of outstanding individual performances across the five games while there were some fascinating results at the same time.
Things got underway at Fremantle Community Bank Oval with South Fremantle keeping its impressive form going with a 20.11 (131) to 9.18 (72) victory against the West Coast Eagles.
It was then the battle of the winless teams at East Fremantle's New Choice Homes Park with West Perth getting on the board in 2019 beating East Fremantle 13.9 (87) to 9.7 (61).
Peel Thunder scored a thumping 19.11 (125) to 7.6 (48) victory against East Perth at Mandurah's David Grays Arena with Perth maintaining its undefeated start to the season as well with an 8.9 (57) to 5.13 (43) victory at Lathlain's Mineral Resources Park.
The round then came to an end at Bassendean's Steel Blue Oval with Subiaco coming from behind at three quarter-time to beat Swan Districts 11.13 (79) to 9.7 (61).
Following five rounds of the 2019 WAFL season, Subiaco and Perth both hold perfect 5-0 records while South Fremantle is just behind at 4-1.
Claremont and Peel Thunder round out the top five with 3-2 records while West Coast (2-3) is just outside ahead of Swan Districts (1-4), West Perth (1-4), East Perth (1-4) and East Fremantle (0-5).
PLAYER OF THE ROUND – TONY NOTTE
The 29-year-old looks a guarantee to represent the WAFL once again as part of his outstanding and consistent career at Swan Districts that is showing no signs of slowing down.
He has started the 2019 season with the Black Ducks in as good form as ever coming off another fairest and best winning campaign in 2018.
The co-captain remains a rock solid part of the Swan Districts back-line and whether it's intercepting opposition attacks or setting up play going the other way, he remains tremendously effective while always having the ability to go forward or into the ruck if need be.
With 224 games under his belt now for Swan Districts including a remarkable 149 in-a-row having not missed a match since sitting out the last three of 2011 through injury, his legacy only continues to grow.
Already a dual fairest and best winner, regular state representative and life member, he continues to be in outstanding form and he's not even 30 years of age yet.
He was tremendous once again for the Black Ducks at centre half-back in Saturday's strong showing against the undefeated Subiaco. Finished the afternoon 20 possessions, seven marks, three tackles and three free kicks going his way.
It now appears it would be only himself stopping him from representing the WAFL for a seventh time this Sunday against the SANFL at Optus Stadium.
Players of the Round
Round 1 – Kyal Horsley (Subiaco)
Round 2 – Anton Hamp (Claremont)
Round 3 – Haiden Schloithe (South Fremantle)
Round 4 – Brant Colledge (Perth)
Round 5 – Tony Notte (Swan Districts)
BACK POCKET – ANTON HAMP (Claremont)
Claremont might have lost its second consecutive game at the hands of Perth on Saturday but that was through no fault of his own as the 133-game veteran continues to be a standout key defender for the Tigers. Kept Perth big man Sam Garstone to two kicks and a goal while having 13 disposals, four marks and three tackles himself.
FULL-BACK – CLAYTON GIBLETT (Perth)
He is one of the unheralded members of the Perth back-line that is proving one of the great strengths of their team that has now been a stable unit for some time. Has settled nicely at the Demons after crossing from the Royals craving opportunity and is now a quality key defender and played a big role in the Demons holding Claremont's Tom Lee to one goal on Saturday while he had 13 touches and five marks himself.
BACK POCKET – MICHAEL SINCLAIR (Perth)
Has been the standout intercept and rebound defender for some time now, and perhaps only recently has he started to receive the recognition he deserves. Is now a 100-game player and looks set to play for the WAFL against the SANFL on Sunday. Was terrific in Saturday's win against Claremont with 25 possessions and eight marks.
HALF-BACK FLANK – HAYDEN KENNEDY (Subiaco)
The dual premiership winning small defender has opened the season in just about career-best form as part of a Subiaco defence that continues to be tough to score against and to set up their team's attacks well. He had another 26 possessions, eight marks and four tackles in the come-from-behind win against Swan Districts.
HALF-BACK FLANK – TOBE WATSON (Peel Thunder)
The first-year rookie at Fremantle cemented himself as a regular league player last year with Swan Districts and now has continued on that momentum with Peel this season. Has settled into a role in the Thunder back-line impressively and was a big part in Saturday's win over East Perth finishing with 18 possessions and seven marks.
WING – TRENT MANZONE (West Perth)
West Perth scored its first win of the season at the expense of East Fremantle on Saturday and he was instrumental in the result delivering one of the best performances of his 109-game career with the Falcons. Finished the afternoon with 37 possessions, eight inside 50s and six marks as he celebrated the first win of his WAFL career without Bill Monaghan as his coach.
CENTRE – JOSH DELUCA (Subiaco)
He has already won four premierships in a career that has only spanned 79 WAFL games to date. He deserves to consider himself unlucky not to be plying his trade in the AFL but that's to the benefit of Subiaco and he produced another 32 disposals, eight marks, six tackles, six inside 50s and a goal in Saturday's win against Swan Districts.
WING – ROHAN KERR (East Perth)
He starred in West Perth's premiership triumph of 2013 and remained one of the elite players in the competition until work commitments saw him leave the league at the end of 2016. But two years out hasn't diminished his abilities and he's returned right where he left off in 2019 at East Perth, including producing 34 possessions and 11 marks despite a heavy loss in Mandurah against Peel.
HALF-FORWARD FLANK – COREY CHALMERS (West Perth)
Another West Perth player instrumental in the Falcons breaking through for their first win of the season against East Fremantle on Saturday. Split his time between playing in the midfield and in the forward-line, and ended the afternoon with two goals to go with 23 disposals, seven marks and four tackles.
CENTRE HALF-FORWARD – LACHLAN DELAHUNTY (Subiaco)
The versatile big man continues to be one of Subiaco's great weapons and an unstoppable force for the opposition. Was tremendous again as Subiaco kicked the only five goals of the last quarter to beat Swan Districts, ending the afternoon with 26 possessions, 17 hit outs, nine marks, three tackles and two inside-50 entries.
HALF-FORWARD FLANK – BLAIR BELL (Peel Thunder)
The burly dual premiership-winning Peel forward missed the first two games of the season but has been tremendous now in his three matches to put himself in the mix to play for the WAFL against the SANFL in Sunday's State Game. Kicked another three goals from 10 possessions and six marks in Saturday's thumping win over East Perth.
FORWARD POCKET – BEN SOKOL (Subiaco)
Has turned himself from a crafty half-forward to Subiaco's main spearhead in attack and is thriving on that responsibility, and is proving tough to match up on with his ability to play tall and small. Kicked another three goals for the Lions against Swan Districts from 20 possessions and 11 marks.
FULL-FORWARD – MASON SHAW (South Fremantle)
Was a dominant presence in attack for the Bulldogs in Saturday's 59-point win over the West Coast Eagles and that was all the more impressive considering he was in doubt during the week after copping a knock the week before when he kicked four goals against East Fremantle. But kicked six goals against the Eagles with 14 disposals and six marks.
FORWARD POCKET – GERALD UGLE (Peel Thunder)
The dual premiership-winning captain at Peel might not be winning a lot of the ball to start 2019, but he is proving tremendously effective when he has it in his hands and is applying good forward pressure. Ended up kicking three goals from 15 possessions in the win against East Perth on Saturday on home soil.
RUCK – BROCK HIGGINS (South Fremantle)
Has cemented himself as the standout ruckman in the competition to start the 2019 season and for the fifth straight week, takes that position in the Team of the Round. The workload he is carrying at South Fremantle and what he puts his body through meant he needed a rest from playing in the State Game, but it was another commanding performance against West Coast and Keegan Brooksby with 21 possessions, 29 hit outs and four inside-50 entries.
RUCK ROVER – JACOB DRAGOVICH (South Fremantle)
Looks a lock to make his State Game debut this Sunday based on his run of career-best form to open the new season with South Fremantle. Increased opportunities have opened up in the midfield following the string of retirements at the end of 2018, and he's grabbed those with both hands. Had another 28 possessions, 12 tackles, seven marks and four inside-50 entries on Saturday.
ROVER – CONNOR BLAKELY (Peel Thunder)
Can't do much more to bang the door down to earn a position back in the Fremantle AFL team with a best on ground display for Peel against East Perth in Mandurah on Saturday. Finished the afternoon with 31 possessions, eight marks, three tackles, three inside 50s and a goal.
INTERCHANGE – JAKE FLORENCA (South Fremantle)
Another player fully grabbing his increased opportunities in 2019 at South Fremantle and is taking full advantage by delivering some outstanding performances in the midfield. Racked up another 27 possessions, seven tackles and a goal in Saturday's big win over the Eagles.
INTERCHANGE – BRENDON AH CHEE (West Coast)
He might have been part of an Eagles team that lost to South Fremantle by 10 goals, but he put in a hard-working performance mostly on the wing to continue to keep his hand up for selection with West Coast's AFL team. Took a spectacular mark also out on the outer wing to go with 32 possessions, four tackles and four inside-50 entries.
INTERCHANGE – LUKE STRNADICA (East Fremantle)
The former Fremantle-listed big man has made a good start to his return to his original WAFL club despite East Fremantle remaining winless after the opening five rounds of 2019. Has spent more time in the ruck with captain Jonathon Griffin out injured but the possibility of his partnership up forward with Cameron Loersch remains exciting. Kicked two goals against West Perth with 15 possessions, 50 hit outs, four tackles and four inside-50 entries.
INTERCHANGE – AARON BLACK (West Perth)
The inspirational West Perth skipper has continued his consistently strong form this season despite the winless start to the season on Saturday, but he was instrumental in the breakthrough win against East Fremantle. Ended the game with 32 possessions, eight marks and eight tackles.
UNLUCKY BUNCH
There were plenty of players who delivered tremendous performances across Round 5 but couldn't quite fit into the Team of the Round, including:
South Fremantle's Shaun Bewick, Haiden Schloithe, Nick Suban, Chad Pearson and Blayne Wilson.
West Coast's Matthew Allen, Jackson Nelson and Keegan Brooksby.
East Fremantle's Cameron Loersch, Morgan Davies and Matthew Jupp.
West Perth's Michael Lourey, Keegan Knott, Shane Nelson, Aidan Lynch, Kris Shannon and Mitch Peirce.
Peel Thunder's Lachie Schultz, Mitch Crowden, Bailey Banfield, Tom North and Brett Bewley.
East Perth's Shayne Hille, Jackson Ramsay and Shaquille McKenzie.
Perth's Michael Bennell, Clint Jones, Corey Byrne, Matthew Taylor, Cody Leggett, Christian Eyres and Mitch Lague.
Claremont's Anthony Treacy, Jye Bolton, Kane Mitchell and Bailey Rogers.
Swan Districts' George Hampson, Steven Payne, Nathan Blakely and Warrick Wilson.
Subiaco's Simon Moore, Kyal Horsley, Greg Clark, Max Walters and Jordan Lockyer.


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Providing a unique and inspiring atmosphere in which to refresh, refuel and relax. Specialising in classic Kiwi fare, the self-service café & bar also offers floor to ceiling views of Aoraki Mount Cook, from indoor or outdoor seating.
Free Wifi is available within the cafe to guests staying at the Hermitage Hotel during opening hours. WiFi is available for any visitor via accessing the hotel WiFi option in conjunction with a valid credit card, this will grant 24 hr access.
The cafe is where you will find nutritional, packaged to go lunch and breakfast items to make your day out exploring the village and walks fully catered for. The café is open daily serving breakfast items and barista coffee from 8.30am. From 9.30am to 4.00pm you can indulge in our awesome cafe menu including paninis, pizzas and the great traditional favourite, Fish and Chips. If you are after something smaller we have tea, coffee, cold drinks, cakes and pastries available from our cafe counter.