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Robert W Page1
5th cousin 2 times removed of Janet Susan Greathead
3rd cousin 3 times removed of George Greathead
6th great-grandson of Edward Greathead
Robert W Page was born in 1896 in Sunderland, Durham, England.1,2 He was the son of John T Page and Eleanor Jane Cairns.1 In the census of 31 March 1901 in 131 Stoddart Street, South Shields, Durham, England, he was listed as the son of John T Page.3
[S3] GRO Indexes - 1896/Q4 Sunderland Volume 10a Page 586.
[S41901] UK Census 1901 (RG13) - 31 March 1901 RG13 Piece 4737 Folio 117 Page 21.
Alice Maud Page1
6th great-granddaughter of Edward Greathead
Alice Maud Page was born in 1888 in Sunderland, Durham, England.1,2 She was the daughter of John T Page and Eleanor Jane Cairns.1 In the census of 5 April 1891 in 3 Tunstall Terrace, Sunderland, Durham, England, she was listed as the daughter of Eleanor Jane Page.3 In the census of 31 March 1901 in Osborne Avenue, South Shields, Durham, England, she was listed as the niece of John Shafto Cairns.4
Margaret Ann Ridley
Margaret Ann Ridley was born in 1858 in Easington, Durham, England.1 She was the daughter of Joseph Ridley and Ann Greathead. She married William Cross in 1885 in Durham, England.2 In the census of 2 April 1911 in 12 Summerville, Durham, England, she was listed as the wife of William Cross.3
Children of Margaret Ann Ridley and William Cross
Joseph Ridley Cross b. 5 Nov 1888, d. 1973
Beatrice Ethel Cross b. 1891
William Cross4 b. a 1894
[S3] GRO Indexes - 1858/Q3 Easington Volume 10a Page 278.
[S3] GRO Indexes - 1885/Q1 Durham Volume 10a Page 391.
[S41911] UK Census 1911 (RG14) - 2 April 1911 RG14 Piece 29970 RG78 Piece 1733 Registration District 551 Sub District 2 Enumeration District 9 Schedule Number 304.
William Cross
William Cross was born about 1858 in Abingdon, Berkshire, England.1 He married Margaret Ann Ridley, daughter of Joseph Ridley and Ann Greathead, in 1885 in Durham, England.2 William was listed as head of household in the census of 2 April 1911 in 12 Summerville, Durham, England, William was a school caretaker living with his wife, children and parents in law in their four roomed home.3
Children of William Cross and Margaret Ann Ridley
Joseph Ridley Cross
#30705, b. 5 November 1888, d. 1973
Joseph Ridley Cross was born on 5 November 1888 in Durham, England.1,2,3 He was the son of William Cross and Margaret Ann Ridley. In the census of 2 April 1911 in 12 Summerville, Durham, England, he was listed as the son of William Cross.4 Joseph died in 1973 in Durham, England.5
[S5] Jan's thoughts based on information from GRO or Parish record entries.
[S3] GRO Indexes - 1973/Q1 Durham S E Volume 1a Page 866 age 84.
Beatrice Ethel Cross
Beatrice Ethel Cross was born in 1891 in Durham, England.1,2 She was the daughter of William Cross and Margaret Ann Ridley. In the census of 2 April 1911 in 12 Summerville, Durham, England, she was listed as the daughter of William Cross.3
William Cross1
William Cross was born about 1894.1 He was the son of William Cross and Margaret Ann Ridley.1 In the census of 2 April 1911 in 12 Summerville, Durham, England, he was listed as the son of William Cross William was a carpenters apprentice.2
Esther Page1
Esther Page was born in 1873 in South Shields, Durham, England.1,2 She was the daughter of John T Page and Eleanor Jane Cairns.1 In the census of 5 April 1891 in 3 Tunstall Terrace, Sunderland, Durham, England, she was listed as the daughter of Eleanor Jane Page Esther is a confectioners assistant.3
[S3] GRO Indexes - 1873/Q4 S Shields Volume 10a Page 752.
George Page1
George Page was born in 1874 in South Shields, Durham, England.1,2 He was the son of John T Page and Eleanor Jane Cairns.1 In the census of 5 April 1891 in 3 Tunstall Terrace, Sunderland, Durham, England, he was listed as the son of Eleanor Jane Page George is a fitters apprentice.3
[S3] GRO Indexes - 1874/Q4 South Shields Volume 10a Page 862.
John Thomas Page1
John Thomas Page was born in 1877 in Seaham Harbour, Durham, England.1,2 He was the son of John T Page and Eleanor Jane Cairns.1 In the census of 5 April 1891 in 3 Tunstall Terrace, Sunderland, Durham, England, he was listed as the son of Eleanor Jane Page John is a scholar.3
[S3] GRO Indexes - 1877/Q2 Gatehead Volume 10a Page 964.
Alfred Ernest Page1
Alfred Ernest Page was born in 1881 in Sunderland, Durham, England.1,2 He was the son of John T Page and Eleanor Jane Cairns.1 In the census of 5 April 1891 in 3 Tunstall Terrace, Sunderland, Durham, England, he was listed as the son of Eleanor Jane Page Alfred is scholar.3
Gwendoline Eleanor Page1
Gwendoline Eleanor Page was born in 1884 in Sunderland, Durham, England.1,2 She was the daughter of John T Page and Eleanor Jane Cairns.1 In the census of 5 April 1891 in 3 Tunstall Terrace, Sunderland, Durham, England, she was listed as the daughter of Eleanor Jane Page Gwendoline is a scholar.3
John Whitehouse1
John Whitehouse was born about 1863 in Birmingham, Warwickshire, England.1 He was the son of Ambrose John Whitehouse and Jane ...1 In the census of 2 April 1871 in 58 St George Street, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England, she was listed as the grandson of Alfred Wigley.2
William Greathead1
#30715, b. 29 May 1791
William Greathead was born on 29 May 1791.1 He was the son of George Greathead and Frances Farquharson.1 He was baptised on 26 June 1791 in St Mary, Sunbury on Thames, Surrey, England, although interestingly the hand written book states the christening took place on 26 May but the register 26 June.1
[S7] Ancestry.com - London, England, Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812.
Barbara Greathead1
#30717, b. 24 October 1941, d. 27 May 2004
5th great-granddaughter of William Greathead
Barbara Greathead was born on 24 October 1941 in Alameda, California, USA.2,3,4,5 She was the daughter of Robert Cecil Greathead and Lucille Presto.1 She married Richard N Lord on 7 July 1960 in Alameda, California, USA.2 She married Thomas E Brandt on 18 July 1983 in Travis, Texas, USA.6,7 Barbara died on 27 May 2004 aged 62.4
[S7] Ancestry.com - California Birth Index, 1905-1995.
[S7] Ancestry.com - California marriage index 1960-1985.
[S40000] Website www.familytreelegends.com - California births 1905-1995.
[S7] Ancestry.com - U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007.
[S7] Ancestry.com - California birth index 1905-1995.
[S40000] Website www.familytreelegends.com - Texas marriages.
[S40000] Website Fiind my past - United States Marriages.
Jane Ann Anderson1
#30718, b. 1862, d. 15 August 1926
1st cousin 3 times removed of Janet Susan Greathead
Jane Ann White née Anderson
Jane Ann Anderson was born in 1862 in Ferryhill, Durham, England.1,2 She was the daughter of George Anderson and Hannah Kitching.1 She married Joseph White, son of ... White, in 1883 in Durham, England.1,3 There is a lovely picture of Joseph, Jane Ann and their three children William, Joseph and George.1 Her husband Joseph died on 1890 he was killed in Tudhoe pit.1,4 Jane was listed as the head of the family on the census of 5 April 1891 in 171 Tudhoe Colliery, Tudhoe, Durham, England, Jane was living with her four young sons, James was only 6 months old.5 A lovely picture of the widowed Jane and and her four sons.1 Jane was listed as head of household in the census of 31 March 1901 in 171 Tudhoe Colliery, Tudhoe, Durham, England, Jane was living with her four sons.6 Jane was listed as head of household in the census of 2 April 1911 in 171 Tudhoe Colliery, Spennymoor, Durham, England, Jane was living with her son James in her three roomed home. One of her five children had died.7 Jane died on 15 August 1926 in Tudhoe Colliery, Tudhoe, Durham, England, from bronchial asthma endoceriditus. Her son George registered the death, he was living at 29 Darlington Road, Ferryhill.1,8 Jane was buried in Tudhoe Cemetery, Tudhoe, Durham, England.1
Children of Jane Ann Anderson and Joseph White
William White+1 b. a 1883, d. 1915
Joseph White+1 b. 1887, d. 1915
George Anderson White1 b. 1888, d. 1973
James Anderson White2 b. 1890, d. 1963
[S121] E-mails between Janet Curry and Jan Cooper from 13 January 2014.
[S3] GRO Indexes - 1910/Q4 Auckland Volume 10a Page 138 age 26.
[S41891] UK Census 1891 (RG12) - 5 April 1891 RG12 Piece 4101 Piece 135 Page 8.
[S41901] UK Census 1901 (RG13) - 31 March 1901 RG13 Piece 4681 Folio 24 Page 9.
[S41911] UK Census 1911 (RG14) - 2 April 1911 RG14 Piece 29948 RG78 Piece 1732 Registration District 551 Sub District 1 Enumeration District 26 Schedule Number 168.
[S47000] General Register Office, I hold a copy of death certificate 1926/Q3 Durham Volume 10a Page 314 age 64.
Andrew Morrow
#30719, b. 1854, d. 1921
Andrew Morrow was born in 1854 in Dalton Piercy, Hartlepool, Durham, England.1 In the census of 2 April 1871 he was listed as a farm servant to the Wilkinson family who farmed 520 acres. The household also contained his future mother in law Hannah Anderson. he married her daughter Maria in 1872.2 He married Maria Anderson, daughter of George Anderson and Hannah Kitching, in 1872 in Stockton on Tees, Durham, England.3 Andrew was listed as the head of the family on the census of 3 April 1881 in Railway Row, Chilton, Durham, England, Andrew was a general labourer living with his wife and children. His mother in law was also staying with them.4 Andrew was listed as the head of the family on the census of 5 April 1891 in Cornforth, Durham, England, Andrew was a quarry man living with his wife and children.5 Andrew was listed as head of household in the census of 31 March 1901 in Cornforth, Durham, England, Andrew was a Limestone quarryman living with his wife and children.6 His wife Maria died on 1903 in Sedgefield, Durham, England.7 Andrew was listed as head of household in the census of 2 April 1911 in Church Road, Cornforth, Durham, England, Andrew was working as a labourer at the slag crushing works living with his daughter, son in law and grandaughter and visitor Elfrida May Morrow. Andrew states he and his recently deceased wife had six children, one of which had died before 1911.8 Andrew died in 1921 in Sedgefield, Durham, England.9
Children of Andrew Morrow and Maria Anderson
George Anderson Morrow+10 b. 1872, d. 1924
Newrick Morrow10 b. 1875, d. 1936
James A Morrow10 b. a 1877
Hannah Morrow10 b. 1882
Mary Morrow+10 b. a 1888
[S3] GRO Indexes - 1854/Q1 Stockton Volume 10a Page 71.
[S41871] UK Census 1871 (RG10) - 2 April 1871 RG10 Piece 4910 Folio 38 Page 19.
[S3] GRO Indexes - 1872/Q2 Stockton Volume 10a Page 233.
[S41891] UK Census 1891 (RG12) - 5 April 1891 RG12 Piece 4055 Folio124 Page 12.
[S3] GRO Indexes - 1903/Q2 Sedgefield Volume 10a Page 64 age 48.
George Anderson Morrow1
2nd cousin 2 times removed of Janet Susan Greathead
George Anderson Morrow was born in 1872 in Chilton, Durham, England.1,2 He was the son of Andrew Morrow and Maria Anderson.1 In the census of 3 April 1881 in Railway Row, Chilton, Durham, England, he was listed as the son of Andrew Morrow George was a scholar.3 In the census of 5 April 1891 in Cornforth, Durham, England, he was listed as the son of Andrew Morrow.4 He married Abigail Hebdon in 1895 in Stockton on Tees, Durham, England.1,5 George was listed as head of household in the census of 31 March 1901 in Cornforth Lane, Cornforth, Durham, England, George was working packing in the coal mine living with his wife and children, little Gladys was only one month old.6 George died in 1924 in Sedgefield, Durham, England.7
Children of George Anderson Morrow and Abigail Hebdon
Ethel Morrow1 b. 1896
Lily Morrow1 b. 1898
Gladys Morrow1 b. 1901
Andrew Morrow1 b. 1903
Elsie Morrow1 b. 1906
William Morrow1 b. 20 Apr 1909, d. Feb 1987
[S41901] UK Census 1901 (RG13) - 31 March 1901 RG13 Piece 4632 Folio 92 Page 34.
James A Morrow1
James A Morrow was born about 1877 in Chilton, Durham, England.1 He was the son of Andrew Morrow and Maria Anderson.1 In the census of 3 April 1881 in Railway Row, Chilton, Durham, England, he was listed as the son of Andrew Morrow James was a scholar.2 In the census of 5 April 1891 in Cornforth, Durham, England, he was listed as the son of Andrew Morrow.3
Newrick Morrow1
Newrick Morrow was born in 1875 in Chilton, Durham, England, I think he was named after his grandfather Newrick Morrow.1,2 He was the son of Andrew Morrow and Maria Anderson.1 In the census of 3 April 1881 in Railway Row, Chilton, Durham, England, he was listed as the son of Andrew Morrow Newrick was a scholar.3 In the census of 5 April 1891 in Cornforth, Durham, England, he was listed as the son of Andrew Morrow.4 In the census of 31 March 1901 in Cornforth, Durham, England, he was listed as the son of Andrew Morrow Newick was a stone mason.5 In the census of 2 April 1911 in Trimdon, Durham, England, he was listed as the boarder of Jane and Samuel Gamble. Newrick like Samuel was a stone mason at the colliery.6 Newrick died in 1936 in Sedgefield, Durham, England.7
[S41911] UK Census 1911 (RG14) - 2 April 1911 RG14 Piece 29677 RG78 Piece 1719 Registration District 546 Sub District 1 Enumeration District 10 Schedule Number 39.
Hannah Morrow1
Hannah Morrow was born in 1882 in Chilton, Durham, England.1,2 She was the daughter of Andrew Morrow and Maria Anderson.1 In the census of 5 April 1891 in Cornforth, Durham, England, she was listed as the daughter of Andrew Morrow.3 In the census of 31 March 1901 in Cornforth, Durham, England, she was listed as the daughter of Andrew Morrow.4
Mary Morrow1
Mary Morrow was born about 1888 in Chilton, Durham, England.1 She was the daughter of Andrew Morrow and Maria Anderson.1 In the census of 5 April 1891 in Cornforth, Durham, England, she was listed as the daughter of Andrew Morrow.2 In the census of 31 March 1901 in Cornforth, Durham, England, she was listed as the daughter of Andrew Morrow.3 She married Frederick William Turner in 1908 in Sedgefield, Durham, England.1,4 In the census of 2 April 1911 in Church Road, Cornforth, Durham, England, she was listed as the daughter of Andrew Morrow.5
Child of Mary Morrow and Frederick William Turner
Maria Turner1 b. 1910
[S3] GRO Indexes - 1908/Q2 Sedgefield Volume 10a Page 207.
Frederick William Turner1
Frederick William Turner was born about 1887 in Ferryhill, Durham, England.1 He married Mary Morrow, daughter of Andrew Morrow and Maria Anderson, in 1908 in Sedgefield, Durham, England.1,2 In the census of 2 April 1911 in Church Road, Cornforth, Durham, England, he was listed as the son in law of Andrew Morrow Frederick was a coal mine hewer. He and his wife had two children one of which had died before 1911.3
Child of Frederick William Turner and Mary Morrow


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An arctic wasteland of sorts. This map is roughly 3k. There are a few chunk errors in the screenshots, please dismiss them.. For each screenshot I had to spend about 30 minutes loading chunks and tried to take screenshots with the least amount of chunk errors possible, meaning I was reloading chunks several times before I took the shots..
Amazing landscapes ! Looks really realistic !
uh... whom ever told you that is horribly wrong because every single one of my renders uses Conquest. The only thing it doesnt show are addons to blocks being like green fuz on leaves(which requires optifine a mod not resource pack). (which i think is the only block specific extra conquest has) but no matter you can use whatever resource/texture pack you want ever as long as it is the right mc version otherwards it uses old textures for new blocks.
Looks good but if you are doin this in World Painter, use the frost layer brush on a slope <45 degrees. This will get the smooth frost look and appear much more realistic for you.


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The Witches of Cleopatra Hill, Boxed Set 2
Three full-length books in the Witches of Cleopatra Hill paranormal romance series.
Sympathetic Magic
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Sympathetic Magic:
Some guys have all the luck….
Warlock "Lucky" Lucas Wilcox has a gift that ensures his success in all things, but his magic fails him completely when it comes to sexy Margot Emory, the vibrant "elder" of the McAllister witch clan.
Margot's own magical gifts weren't enough to protect her from a terrible romantic betrayal, and she's wary of repeating past mistakes—especially with a Wilcox—even if it means she's destined to live her life alone.
When Lucas sets his sights on the one woman he wants but can't have, it may take a bit of sympathetic magic for the couple to have the happy ending they deserve. (Book 4 of the Witches of Cleopatra Hill)
Protector:
Caitlin McAllister has been keeping a secret. While her clan suffers for lack of a seer, she's been hiding her gift of second sight — hiding and running away from a destiny she does not want and has done her best to escape. Unfortunately, she finds that keeping secrets carries its own price when she and two of her friends end up in the hands of three evil warlocks who seem intent on using the young witches for their own dark purposes.
Far from her clan's territory, Caitlin turns to Alex Trujillo, whose grandmother is the prima of the de la Paz witch clan and whose own gift is the ability to cast a unique kind of protective spell, to help her with tracking down the warlocks who kidnapped her friends.
As Alex and Caitlin work together to save her friends, they find themselves falling under one another's spell. But their combined talents may not be enough to save the kidnapped witches…or to stop a murderous conspiracy that threatens the safety of all the Arizona witch clans.
Spellbound:
Saving his past could destroy her future…
Damaged and desperate, Danica Wilcox searches for sanctuary and peace of mind after enduring vile and brutal treatment by the dark warlock Matías Escobar. Hoping for safe haven at an old summer cabin owned by the Wilcox witch clan for more than a hundred years seems to be her safest option. But when her rejuvenating R&R is interrupted by a ghostly visitor, Danica sets out to solve the mystery of his death.
Determined to uncover long-hidden truths, Danica takes a journey into the past, calling upon her own special gift of manipulating time. However, the secrets that she uncovers were meant to remain buried. Torn between loyalty to her family and the beyond-earthly pull she feels for the mysterious stranger, Danica struggles between what is right and what is wrong, between changing the past and altering the future. Can Danica save her "ghost's" life without destroying the Wilcox clan entirely?
Unbound Spirits
Unmarked Graves
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I had skipped the tournaments at the Taj and Borgata due to my new "No New Jersey" policy and was raring to play in the next World Poker Tour event at Bellagio. I busted out of the super-satellite in five minutes when my Queens were cracked by Five-Four suited flopping two pair so I had to shell out $10,200 for the entry fee.
I was delighted to see the tournament area had been moved from the smoky casino floor into the beautiful Fontana room with a great view of Lake Bellagio. There were 420 starters and I drew table 44, seat four. Chinese would be unhappy with the draw because four was an unlucky number for them but I was happy as a clam with the seat, right by the terrace door, because I could watch the fountain show as I played.
On my left in seat five was Alex Brenes, winner of this year's WPT invitational. In seat nine was Derek Tomko; in seat 10 was Kathy "Poker Kat" Liebert, whom I always called "Poker Kitty," which delighted her no end. In seat one was seasoned pro Billy Duarte. In seat two was a stubborn aggressive player with an unusual style who busted early and was replaced by the very aggressive Daniel Alaei, and on my right in seat three was another aggressive player named Sam. I lost a couple small clashes with the aggressive players on my right and was down to 16,300 from my starting 20,000 chips at the end of level one.
I fought back in level two to 24,400, then in level three, with the blinds at 100/200 with a 25 ante, five players limped in front of me and I made a nice steal-looking raise on the button with pocket Aces. I got two callers and the flop came Eight-Four-Deuce rainbow. It checked to me and I made a decent bet. The first caller folded but Sam on my right immediately check-raised me all in. I wasn't laying down Aces to this guy so I called pretty quickly. He turned over King-Eight of Spades, didn't improve, and I was up to 45,500. I had a nice 42,150 at the end of level three.
With the blinds up to 200/400 with a 50 ante, I struggled in level four and my stack dwindled to 27,100. With one more level to play before we broke for the day, it was time to gamble and I busted Derek Tomko with pocket Jacks versus his Ace-King of Hearts. I finished the day with 31,675 and invited Poker Kitty and "Gentleman" Bill Edler to dinner at the Luxor Steakhouse, where we chowed down on fine Vegas steaks and washed them down with the Stag's Leap Cabernet.
My draw for day two was one table back but still with the great view: 45 – five. On my left was Jan Sorensen, who had just won a WSOP bracelet in Seven-Card Stud. Layne "Back to Back" Flack had seat one and Alan Smurfit was on my right in seat four. I went card dead and with Alan re-smurfing every time anyone to his right smurfed, I just got blinded off. I was down to 18,600 at the end of level six.
With the blinds at 400-800 with a 75 ante, TJ Cloutier came into seat seven. Then Layne, who had been forced to behave by the aggressive players between us, raised and Alan Smurfit called. I found Ace-Queen of Diamonds, which was the nuts as far as I was concerned, and moved in. Layne folded but Alan smurfed with pocket Fours. I hit my Ace but he made a Spade smurf on the river to send me home in 151st place.
Nice to see you blogging again - I thought you had forsaken your loyal readers. Sounds like a sweet set-up at Bellagio - what a beautiful space for a tourney!
Looking forward to seeing you this weekend at the Woods.
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Make a list of all the tax preparers you're considering and compare their fees. In 2018, the average fee for preparing a tax return with an itemized Form 1040 with Schedule A and a state tax return was $294. Without itemized deductions, the average cost was $188. Typically, tax preparers charge you by the hour. If a tax preparer says their fee is based on the size of your refund or who promises they can get you a bigger refund, keep looking for a new tax preparer. These are both major red flags. Instead, try to find someone who offers tax preparation services in Reno, NV, for a reasonable price that is somewhere around the average price.
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There is a bewildering choice when deciding how to plan for your retirement, and it is important to weigh up the cost and complexity against the potential returns. If appropriate, one option to consider is a Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP). Originally designed for people with higher-value pension funds, they've become more prevalent since the UK pension simplification legislation of 2006.
SIPPs are tax-efficient wrappers within which you can select your own pension investments from a wide variety of sources and choose how to spread your money among a whole range of different investment types subject to both HM Revenue & Customs rules and any limits set by the SIPP provider.
A SIPP offers the same tax benefits as other personal pension plans, with personal contributions eligible for Income Tax relief and investments within the SIPP able to grow free of Capital Gains Tax.
A SIPP allows you to choose from the full range of options at retirement, from purchasing an annuity to taking a managed income withdrawal from your fund.
The SIPP wrapper is separate from the contents and, as such, has distinct, often fixed charges. Because you can now accumulate a number of pensions over your working life, consolidating them all into a SIPP means that you have one company carrying out your pension administration. This could reduce your reporting and paperwork; however, you should ensure that the additional investment options a SIPP provides are required, as it can cost more to administer than a normal personal pension plan.
SIPPs are appropriate for people comfortable with making their own investment decisions and are not a risk-free product. The capital may be at risk due to the investments held within this pension arrangement; the value of investments can go down as well as up and you could get back less than you invested. Tax reliefs will also depend on your personal circumstances and the pension and tax rules are subject to change by the government.
Information is based on our current understanding of taxation legislation and regulations. A SIPP is a long-term investment, and the fund value may fluctuate and can go down. Your eventual income may depend upon the size of the fund at retirement, future interest rates and tax legislation.


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Bank Limit: Advanced Battle Racing Coming to Oculus Rift
By Peter Graham	 On Feb 24, 2016
With the Oculus Rift head-mounted display (HMD) due to begin shipping at the end of March, developers are preparing to launch new titles alongside it for early adopters. Newly announced today by Tastee Beverage Studios is virtual reality (VR) combat racing videogame Bank Limit: Advanced Battle Racing, which the developer is planning the release on 28th March.
Bank Limit: Advanced Battle Racing is a futuristic racer where player will be able to drive at speeds in excess of Mach 1. They'll also have access to a range of missiles and head-aimed lasers with which to attack opponents. Vehicles and weapon firing are controlled with a gamepad, but players can look in any direction at any time to fine tune their skills. Whilst racing you'll be able to look up to navigate a loop-the-loop, left and right to monitor opponents or set up upcoming turns, or down to glance at status via in-car gauges.
"Bank Limit: ABR takes what we love about classic high-octane combat racers and blasts it into a future where you feel the thrilling vertigo of cresting a massive drop, the kick of acceleration when you Boost and the heat of no-holds-barred battles," said Harley Benedict, Co-Founder and Lead Programmer of Tastee Beverage Studios in a statement. "Designed specifically to take advantage of Oculus Rift hardware and the horsepower of advanced gaming PCs, Bank Limit: ABR will bring players blazing speed, furious combat and hard-hitting competition with a new level of VR intensity."
Single player and multiplayer modes will feature, with a selection of vehicles and upgrades to use over the 15 tracks across three different worlds, and up to 24 cars on the track at once.
VRFocus will continue to follow the latest updates to Bank Limit: Advanced Battle Racing, reporting back any further announcements.
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Senior Staff Writer at VRFocus who has reported on the VR industry for the last 5 years. A keen gamer since the days of the Sinclair ZX Spectrum, Peter enjoys covering all aspects of the technology; from the latest consumer hardware to enterprise use cases.
E-mail: pgraham@vrfocus.com


This summer, enjoy Moët & Chandon at this special series of white-themed parties at stylish venues all around Kyushu!
Enjoy a special party with dinner and DJ lounge.
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A "White Party" in Tenjin. Enjoy cool music with champagne.
"Yukata de Moët". Enjoy Moët while wearing yukata.
Enjoy a special summer night with Moët champagne and good food.


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Luis Guzmán (born August 28, 1956 in Cayey, Puerto Rico) is an American actor and voice actor who voiced Ricardo Diaz in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories. He is best known for his appearance in Carlito's Way.


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text:
package main

import (
	"fmt"
	"os/exec"
	"testing"

	"github.com/kelda/kelda/blueprint"
	"github.com/kelda/kelda/db"
	"github.com/kelda/kelda/integration-tester/util"
)

func TestOutboundPublic(t *testing.T) {
	clnt, err := util.GetDefaultDaemonClient()
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("couldn't get api client: %s", err)
	}
	defer clnt.Close()

	containers, err := clnt.QueryContainers()
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("couldn't query containers: %s", err)
	}

	connections, err := clnt.QueryConnections()
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("couldn't query connections: %s", err)
	}

	test(t, containers, connections)
}

var testPort = 80
var testHost = fmt.Sprintf("google.com:%d", testPort)

func test(t *testing.T, containers []db.Container, connections []db.Connection) {
	connected := map[string]struct{}{}
	for _, conn := range connections {
		if conn.To == blueprint.PublicInternetLabel &&
			inRange(testPort, conn.MinPort, conn.MaxPort) {
			connected[conn.From] = struct{}{}
		}
	}

	for _, c := range containers {
		_, shouldPass := connected[c.Hostname]

		fmt.Printf("Fetching %s from container %s\n", testHost, c.BlueprintID)
		if shouldPass {
			fmt.Println(".. It should not fail")
		} else {
			fmt.Println(".. It should fail")
		}

		out, err := exec.Command("kelda", "ssh", c.BlueprintID,
			"wget", "-T", "2", "-O", "-", testHost).CombinedOutput()

		errored := err != nil
		if shouldPass && errored {
			t.Errorf("Fetch failed when it should have succeeded: %s", err)
			fmt.Println(string(out))
		} else if !shouldPass && !errored {
			t.Error("Fetch succeeded when it should have failed")
			fmt.Println(string(out))
		}
	}
}

func inRange(candidate, min, max int) bool {
	return min <= candidate && candidate <= max
}

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Virtual Kollage: What led to the death of Saul?
What led to the death of Saul?
There was a battle between Israel and the Philistines on mount Gilboa. The Philistines defeated the people of Israel totally and the Israelis fled before them.
The Philistines chased Saul and his sons. They kill Jonathan, Abinadab and Malchi-shua, the sons of Saul. Saul was severely wounded. He told his armour-bearer to kill him so that the Philistines would not have the opportunity to kill him and make fun of him. The armour-bearer feared to kill his king so he refused. Saul put his sword on the ground, fell upon it and died. Then his armour-bearer also did the same thing and died. When the men of Israel on the other side of the valley and beyond the Jordan saw this, they deserted their cities and the Philistines came to dwell in them.
The next day, when the Philistines came out to take the spoils of war, they found the body of Saul and his three sons on Mount Gilboa. They cut off Saul's head. They stripped him of his armour and sent it round the land of Philistine as a display. They displayed the armour in the house of their idol and hanged Saul's body and that of his children to the wall of Beth-shan.
The people of Jabesh-Gilead heard what the Philistines had done to Saul so their valiant men traveled throughout the night to where Saul's body was hanging. They removed Saul's body and that of his children from the walls of Beth-shan and took them back to Jabesh-Gilead.
The bodies were burned and the bones buried under a tree at Jabesh. After that, they fasted for seven days.
1. Disobedience leads to suffering and condemnation from God.
2. Disobedience can lead to a tragic end.
3. The disobedience of one man can lead to the destruction of many people, Saul's sins led to the death of his three children.
4. God's plan for our life can be distorted by our own disobedience.
5. Obedience is better than sacrifice.
6. One must accept one's responsibility for actions taken instead of pushing the blame on other people.
1. How did Saul meet his death?
2. Narrate the account of the battle between Israel and the Philistines on mount Gilboa?
3. Give account of the death of Saul and his sons on the same day.
4. a. Describe Saul's battle with the Philistines on Mount Gilboa.
b. Give two reasons why the outcome of this battle could be blamed on Saul.


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The ability to manifest one's desires is a very real thing! But do, you know the number one reason that people are not able to manifest the lives they want to live?
believe they had never before learned how to do this!
"I used that manifestation thingy you sent out last week, and I could not believe it - it really worked! I got pregnant two days later.
Up to this point, we had been trying over 9 months with no success."
This is normal, and natural for it to take awhile! But your desires will never manifest if you don't take the time to try the techniques!
1. Choose one desire you have.
2. Focus on it for 10 minutes everyday.
3 If you focus on it with belief that it is and will be yours, you can expect it to manifest within 3 to 12 months, depending on what it is! Big desires - take more time to manifest!


Postal Service history: Or the invention of the automobile….
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As we all know, the Postal Service is responsible for delivering mail across the entire country. And its probably safe to assume that the invention of cars helped make that process quite a bit easier.
Dog sleds transported mail in some areas of the northern U.S. and the Alaskan Territory during winter months. Contract carriers used these sleds across Alaska from the late 19th century into the early 1920s. Isolated for much of the year, remote populations sometimes relied on dog sleds for contact with the outside world. Weight was a critical factor for the dogs—mail traveling on sleds was usually restricted to first-class pieces unless room was available for newspapers, magazines and packages. These items were otherwise left behind until spring, when they might be transported by steamboat or wagon.
This image shows an unidentified mail contractor posing with a sled-and-dog team for a sepia photograph postcard.
And for much more information and a slew of pictures, just go to the Smithsonian's website.
Thanks for your advice on this blog. 1 thing I would wish to say is the fact purchasing electronic products items over the Internet is certainly not new. The truth is, in the past decades alone, the marketplace for online electronics has grown considerably. Today, you can get practically any kind of portable device and devices on the Internet, ranging from cameras as well as camcorders to computer spare parts and video gaming consoles.


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Bedford athletic club in Bedfordshire is a good deal more than track and field. It is a pillar of the community where the populace of like mind can come together and talk about comparable interests.
Even though everyone can go out jogging at zero cost...other than a pair of trainers and some cheap sports gear - which numerous people wear for regular everyday use as well.
An athletic club can present a pooling of assets if you hope to have a go at supplementary sports such as the throwing events where the specialised paraphernalia is more high-priced as well as requiring a significant safe area where shot, hammer, javelin can land safely. Every athletic club comes with their particular experts and Bedford is no exception, there is always one individual who has been doing it for years and typically devote their time at no cost. They merely want to see the next age group grow up enjoying life, taking part, competing alongside like minded people and getting off that Playstation!
Bedford athletic club is also answerable for a large percentage of fun runs which raise a lot of good funds for humanity.
Bedford athletics club is a great way to present juniors to athletic competition in the regional area by staging competitions next to other competitive clubs in the resident area although emphasizing the significance of taking part, having fun and doing your finest as being the most crucial components of any club member.
A small exercise room is additionally made available to all club members so that they can stay warm and dry whilst they work out.
By clubbing together we can present cheaper travel arrangements as well as providing cheaper cover in case of any misfortunes that may happen, something that you wouldn't cater for yourself on a personal basis.


Are there any new mini facelift techniques?
Questions & Answers / Are there any new mini facelift techniques out there that are really effective?
Are there any new mini facelift techniques out there that are really effective?
A mini facelift can be an effective treatment of early jowls and laxity in the neck. The use of the terminology of a "mini facelift" is somewhat subjective and can vary with different surgeons. I utilize this terminology to mean a facelift for patients with early signs of aging that don't have excessive tissue in the neck. The technique for the surgery is basically the same as a facelift but the incision can be smaller, because less excess tissue is being excised. The change may be less dramatic than a traditional facelift since most of the patients have more moderate age related changes in their face, but the results should be just as effective and long lasting.


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Sometimes I feel like I deeply understand the tight integration of extended family, covenant, and connection to God—a trinity that is indeed one in substance. And sometimes, as here, it feels so exotic. I feel like I stand in between worlds. One cannot live today without having these three analyzed as fully distinct. The rhetoric at church tends to place them in complimentary relationship—Zion is when we can get these three together. But reading Nephi it seems like something different. None of the three make any sense without all three. The point of enlisting Ishmael's family is to raise up seed to God, as is the point of life and religion. God's commands are issued and heeded not as a matter of sovereign authority exercising its whims, but as a covenantal relationship. The terms of the covenant are kept as God prepares a way for deliverance and as God's children take advantage of that deliverance to raise up seed within the covenantal fold. God delivers in order to have a people, and offers that people a promised land. Here is another Exodus, another Genesis, a new dispensation. And the central pillar of this dispensation is a God covenanting with and for a family.
Here too we begin another parallel. We'll repeat the return to Jerusalem to secure an indispensable variable that will allow this covenant to obtain: another family. There is no salvation either in this world or in the world to come without twain becoming one.
Unlike the return for the plates, Nephi here gives us the overview upfront: Lehi receives revelation, sends them back, they speak the word of the Lord to Ishmael whose heart is softened, and they return to their father successful. But the overview is mere setup. Nephi next will go in to expand on the return to Lehi's tent—another crucial aspect of his narrative that repeats the same themes as the trip for the plates—minus the death and theft.
Once again, I ponder on what it means to leave one promised land for another—what is new and what is retained? Nephi's narrative makes clear what his new dispensation is built on, what it is that gets retained from the old dispensation: the record of God's covenant and faithful family. This core runs throughout the Book of Mormon, forming the content of Moroni's retroactively written title page and capstone message. Consequently, it undergirds our own dispensational experience in the Restoration—even if the three are no longer understood as one.
I think the big question is who this Ismael is and what his relation to Lehi was. It's interesting that Nephi's text doesn't really address this at all.
James. I like the way you've identified the family, covenant and God as not merely complementary but as one. Frankly, its a disadvantage to our culture to try to segregate them. It is more than a mere platitude to say that when you have all three working together you have Zion. Enoch and Melchizedek proved that. The covenants are principles of power that we in today's society do not utilize. I liked Julie's three-legged stool reference and it would apply here as well.
Clark, I thought we saw the Lehi/Ishmael dynamic in the "Book of Mormon Movie Part I". Seriously, I've always viewed Ishmael and Lehi as a bit like Abraham and his brother. I think there was a strong family connection (perhaps even as close as a brother.) I also think (as discussed earlier) there was some kind of family tie with Laban.


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Joseph P. Logan was born January 21, 1921 to J. Glenn and Corinne Ripley Logan. Joseph attended Washburn University from 1938 to 1939 and was a member of Alpha Delta fraternity. He transferred to Dartmouth College, where he graduated with A.B. in 1942.
Yvonne (Westrate) Logan was born to Effie Westrate and Dr. William Westrate in Holland, Mich. She was the eldest of four children. She married Joseph in July 1943. After they were married, the couple lived in Boston for a few months and then Joseph served in the Navy for two years, where he was assigned to the destroyer U.S.S. Hambleton. When he returned, he entered Harvard Law School and earned a LL.B. in 1948. Joseph was recruited by Thompson Coburn LLP and the couple moved to Webster Groves, Mo.
Here, Yvonne became heavily involved in the peace movement. She joined the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, serving as President from 1981 to 1985. She has worked with a variety of other peace organizations and now serves as the director of the World Community Center. Joseph has been partner at Thompson Coburn LLP since 1957. The couple has three living children.


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Friday Happy Hour: A Panama Red Toast to TheRumCollective.com
108-proof Panama Red/SBPR
Of all the uncommon places we've touted for learning about, gaining an appreciation for, and, most importantly, sampling great rum, none can match the utter incongruity of the destination in our crosshairs today.
The location: Seattle, Washington.
Wait… WHAT?!!
Yes, I know it's a good 3,000 miles from Seattle to anywhere in the Caribbean, a chasm that no doubt explains rum's relative irrelevance throughout the upper left-hand corner of the Continental U.S. over the years. For one Seattle native, though, distance has only made his love for rum grow stronger, eventually leading him to successfully pave the way for the introduction of the world's finest rums in his home state. That man: Nicholas Feris.
I first met Nick at last year's Caribbean Rum & Beer Festival where he was among the judges who endured the marathon 40 rums in four hours tasting session I outlined here. A pharmacist by trade, Nick grew up on a farm in the foothills of Mt. Rainier; definitely not the kind of beginnings you'd expect for a noted rum expert.
Despite his surroundings and the attendant paucity of fine rum, Nick somehow developed a true passion for the quintessential Caribbean spirit, as well as the region itself. So far, his rum journeys have taken him to Jamaica, Barbados and Puerto Rico multiple times, with Grenada on the docket for the end of the month.
Like a lot of us rum lovers, Nick turned his passion into a blog, TheRumCollective.com, chock-full of insightful reviews. Unlike a lot of us, his mission to turn people on to rum didn't stop at words and pictures.
Nick started organizing The Rum Collective events in Seattle, which not only enhanced awareness of available brands, but also helped to create local demand for the many great rums still unavailable in the region.
Nice, but Nick didn't stop there.
In the days prior to July 2012 when liquor sales in Washington were controlled by the state government, Nick forged relationships between rum manufacturers and state liquor stores, helping to bring more than 20 new brands to the state!
With all that he's accomplished, it's hard to believe that the Pacific Northwest's Pied Piper of Rum is only 34 years-old!
For all he's done to spread the good gospel of rum, I'd like to propose a toast of Panama Red to my good friend Nick. It's fitting as The Rum Collective will be celebrating its second anniversary later this month (October 22nd) with a special event featuring several premium rums from Panama, including the overproof red beauty pictured above.
I'm pretty sure Nick will be cool with my choice. Here are some of his recent tasting notes on Panama Red…
Eyes: The color appears golden brown with reddish-orange highlights in certain lighting. Upon swirling, the rum condenses forming slender, brisk moving, long legs.
Nose: An immediate, but not dominant, sweeter brown sugar and vanilla bean scent is noticeable. (An aside: reminds me of the initial aroma at the beginning point of mixing ingredients in making oatmeal raisin cookies). Oak, spices (cinnamon and clove) mingle. After a little dilution with room temperature (10%) some deeper hints of maple syrup, leather and cocoa come out.
Palate: At first sip, I find the flavor is rich and concentrated. It's medium bodied and surprisingly smooth texture coats the mouth offering a taste of lush vanilla brown sugar smelled earlier. Its overproof quality is noted, but always surprsingly pleasant for 54%. As the rum moves across the palate, a rather distinctive hot cinnamon flavor follows with subtle notes of orange peel, leather and wet oak. Nutmeg, clove linger with appearances of banana nut bread as the rum moves to the back of my throat.
Finish: Remarkably smooth with a soft resonating buttery mouth feel and medium long heated finish leaving no questions. Overall, it's the best aged overproof rum I have tasted to date, no question.
High praise from a guy who really knows his stuff!
If you're planning to be in the Seattle area later this month and want to glean some of Nick's rum knowledge, while also enjoying some great Panamanian rums, check out The Rum Collective's Second Anniversary event on October 22nd at Rumba, the city's one and only rum bar. For pricing info and more details, check out the event page on Facebook.
Friday Happy Hour: Rum 101 Classes Aboard Island Windjammers
For a truly uncommon rum 101 course, you'll want to enroll in an upcoming Rum Cruise with RumGallery.com and Island Windjammers.
Friday Happy Hour: Don Pancho Origenes Rums de Panama
Don Pancho is a giant in the rum world, so naturally Don Pancho Origenes, the first rums bearing the Master Ronero's name, are equally revered.
Friday Happy Hour: Kilo Kai, the Super-Spiced Rum
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A resonant microwave sensor for the detection of the moisture content in the materials Usable for the continuous measurement of solids, granules or powder. Its compact and rugged design makes it especially suitable for industrial applications, even under higly adverse environmental conditions. Moistron finds application in all those processes in which it is essential to monitor constantly the water content, as happens, for example, in the tanning industry, food, ceramics, construction, paper and so-called agriculture industry..
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SContactless System for the water measuring on the materials carried on the conveyor belt. The determination of moisture content is based on a microwave sensor with resonant patch antenna. The special feature of this patented tool is given by the possibility of determining the moisture measurement through a layer of material permeable to microwaves. The said layer moves at the same speed of the product transported on belt and of which one wants to measure the humidity. The lack of contact avoids all the problems of contamination and wear of the sensor. DMS finds its application in all those industrial processes in which it is indispensable the constant monitoring of the water content of the raw materials and / or products in a reliable, simple and accurate mode. Typical areas of application are found in the food industry, agro-industry, in ceramics tiles, the pre-mixed feed, powders and granules, in the field of pulp and paper, the paint compounds, the pharmaceutical, cosmetics and,more generally, of chemistry.
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RankTech's Athena Video Enterprise Talent Acquisition Platform is an inventive recruitment process transforming the whole model of traditional hiring to a brand-new approach which is smart, easy and convenient for an organization.
The world has an innumerable number of skills and talents dispersed across its entire length and breadth. The idea is to help organizations starkly reduce cycle time to hire candidates – from vacancy to onboarding. Athena reduces the efforts of an HR Manager to track the most desirable people, by breaking such geographical barriers and selecting the perfect ones for your corporate ecosystem.
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The main events won't begin until a little later today, but there are some stakes built into the early action, particularly for 35th-ranked Kent State, which is currently on the regionals bubble.
The RQS standards have been updated after Thursday's action, but to distill things, Kent State is looking for a 195.575 today at minimum. That score would ensure Kent State is in the top 36 on Monday heading into conference championships, the final chance to get a score before regionals are decided.
In the same meet, George Washington will be looking to stay in the top 18 for another week, though the chance to do that will be dependent on the scores today from Georgia, Arizona State, and Denver as well as GW's own number.
The Kent State tri-meet is underway. It's Rachel Stypinski's senior night, so they're basically having 38 panic attacks about what they're going to do next year. She opens their vault rotation with a handspring front pike (9.9 start) with a lunge back.
Yes, this stream has no sound.
Kent State's lineup also features a tucked Yfull, a Y1/2 from Mantikul-Davis who has competed internationally for Thailand, a handspring pike 1/2 from McCarty that Judge #2 HATED, a Yfull layout from Fletcher that was nearly stuck, and then another Yfull from Williams with a hop back.
Shout out to Kent State for having 5 different vaults in its lineup, though the 48.600 is not getting the team on track for the mid-195 that's needed.
Score on bars comes up as 9.200 for Drouin-Allaire, though we were seeing Kent State on vault for beginning of her routine and just saw the ending. This is far from the bars rotation that GW wanted even at the beginning, with handstands and 9.7s all over the place, but then the CDA fall had to count because of a double-fall anchor routine from Olivia Norman. Though she did finish with an epic accidental high-five snub, so that's something.
48.075 is the final rotation score there, meaning GW is unlikely to get a usable score out of this one regardless of what happens on the other events and will be vulnerable to getting passed by Georgia.
Temple is putting up a hit beam rotation through the first five and will therefore lead after the first rotation, really just with the split elements in the early routines taking the scores down out of the 9.8 territory. The two-fall anchor routine will not have to count.
We have a final score, Eastern Michigan 195.425, Western Michigan 192.725. That score officially eliminates Western Michigan from regionals contention. It also officially eliminates Eastern Michigan, but Eastern was already pretty much out before this meet and 195.425 is a strong result, their second-highest of the season.
Stypinski hit a clean bars routine with a step on dismount for 9.900. Big scores so far for KSU on bars, which will put them back on track for the needed total.
Hannah Cohen has really nice extension in her acro series on beam.
With a 97.825 after 2, Kent State is back on track for that mid 195, and with a hit beam and some home floor, that should be a doable minimum.
After 2, Kent State takes the lead, 97.825 to Temple's 97.750 and GW's 97.100.
Checking in with Missouri. Have we ever gotten an answer why Ward had to change from a great Omelianchik to a weaker tuck 1/2? She's getting there, but it's not remotely at the same level as her vault last year.
Gottula's exhibition vault is better than some that were in Missouri's lineup. 49.175 for Missouri's vaulting. One of their better scores on the year.
Ryan Henry from Lindenwood is quite nice on beam. Good technique.
Meanwhile, Denver is getting BILLIONS on bars. 49.450, leading Arkansas's 49.025.
AJ Jackson is not in the lineup today for Oklahoma, so they are after all using this opportunity to rest people as well as presumably the TWU meet. Draper is getting the call on floor, Marks on vault, and Bre Showers Shushunova on bars. Looks like Alabama is going with pretty much full-strength lineups.
We didn't see that complete routine on the feed, just the beginning I think.
Denver is counting a 9.625 on beam already. Two routines to go.
Full focus on Alabama/Oklahoma now.
Webb – UB – Pak, lovely – toe Shap 1/2, legs together throughout – strong handstands – double front, holds the stick. 9.900.
Lauren Beers telling us about how hard it is to land double fronts. Yes, we remember.
Mahoney – VT – good dynamics on the full, small hop back. Two good vaults to start. 9.825.
Showers – UB – shushunova, hit – half turn like a Russian on the high – bail, pretty good vertical positions but a tough camera angle – FTDT with a hop forward. 9.850.
Guerra – VT – 1/2 on, tuck 1/2 – small step back, chest well down, but the best I've seen her do that vault. 9.875.
Catour – UB – Ray, strong, good extended arms in catch – toe to bail, arches a little on the bail vertical – a little loose back on final cast as well, sticks DLO. Strong, just a couple positions.
Dowell – UB – Ray, strong – toe on to bail, good vertical – shortish final hs – DLO, step forward. 9.825.
Graber – VT – stick on the 1.5. Her best vault of the season by a thousand percent. Just a little short at the end, maybe some knees. 9.950.
Guerrero – VT – 1.5 – good, hop to the side, the knees, so a couple things to take, but will be a strong score. One of Alabama's most put-together vault rotations this season.
Nichols – UB – Church, fab – Pak to toe on to toe Shap, precise – good final handstand this week – DLO with a tiny step. Still goes 9.950.
On what planet did something think, "A head-on view, that's what people want for the end of bars routines"?
Oklahoma pretty good on bars but not as many sticks as typically expected. Graber the highlight for Alabama, showing a postseason level vault.
We need to talk more about how this is Kiana Winston's senior night. Not OK.
Guerra – UB – 1/2 turn to jaeger, hit – bail, some hip angles here and there – DLO with a hop in place. 9.825.
Lehrmann – VT – a little more control than marks on her full, a smaller adjustment – good layout shape, though the fact that her adjustment was forward rather than backward can make a difference. 9.825. It did to one of the judges.
Giancroce – UB – hit tkatchev – really rushing those casts – large leg break on Pak – DLO with hop back. 9.775 is a little high.
Dowell – VT – 1.5, perfect landing, stuck. Quite strong. 9.925 is some home difference. Should have been the same score as Graber.
Mahoney – UB – toe on to toe shap, quite clean – bail is fine – a couple tight casts from her as well – FTDT and sticks. Nice. 9.825.
Showers – VT – good power on her full, nearly sticks, small slide – a difference over the first couple fulls in the dynamics. 9.875.
I like that Lauren is willing to be form critical of the Alabama routines.
Dickson – UB – short on the bail position, as she often is, usually her biggest deduction – toe on to tkatchev, very nice height and toes – missing her casts – holds the stick on her FTDT, a little deep. 9.850 is not accounting for those hs versus some other routines.
Nichols – VT – sticks her 1.5 as well! One of her better sticks on the year, legs together throughout, chest up, did not land with a big shoulder-apart stagger as she does sometimes when she sticks.
10.000 for Maggie. I don't really have a problem with that one.
Highlight of that rotation were the stuck fulls from Dowell and Nichols, both excellent. Dowell would get higher scores later in the lineup, but it's a psychological-judge calculation that I don't mind at all. She has gotten Webb higher scores this season by tricking the judges into score building, and today if that Showers vault were earlier in the lineup, it would have been 9.850 from both judges. The question is whether it's worth it. I think it probably ends up being negligible, but I like it as a concept.
Armbrecht – BB – aerial to beat, clean – full turn, smooth – secure on loso series – split to beat to sheep with a check – 2/1, hop back – solid. 9.825.
Lehrmann – FX – double pike, slide back, OOB, came in too forward – 1.5 to 1/2 to double stag, a little piked on that 1/2 – 1.5 to lay, archy on the lay. Some things in each pass, and then the OOB, so needs to be dropped. 9.600.
Ernst – BB – full turn, hesitant – bhs to loso, the smallest lean – switch to split – same, just a small hesitation, kind of like we've been seeing from Kocian this year – now aerial with a bigger check – 2/1, lands deep with a couple steps back. Shouldn't be a super high total. 9.550. And it wasn't.
Graber – BB – bhs lay-pike series, usually very solid but this time with a major break at the hips, and large pauses to try to save it – switch to straddle 3/4 with another little lean – kickover to scale with a swim lean correction, lots of errors in this one – 2/1, small hop. 9.550 for her as well, so one of them will count.
Webb – FX – front double full, step forward is fairly controlled – 1.5 to full, good control shown before the step out – high on the leaps but some of that raggedness she usually has in the feet and the angle of split completion, a small thing – rudi, very solid, chest up. 9.900.
Winston – BB – switch to straddle 1/2, excellent – aerial to bhs, smooth – full turn, comfortable – double tuck, small hop back, great routine.
Schopfer – FX – not Draper, last-minute switch – double tuck, chest up, well controlled, her best this year – 1.5 to layout, pretty archy on layout with a leg break – switch to L hop full, not all the way around – Double pike, good – her best floor of the year.
Utah and Georgia getting started.
Reinstadtler – VT – Utah – small slide on full, some chest forward, good shape. 9.875. One judge went 9.950, which is literally insane.
Pedersen – UB – Georgia – 1/2 turn to piked jaeger, high – some short casts – nice Pak – pause on final hs – double front, cowboy with a hop.
Guerrero – BB – Alabama – hits three series to two losos, nice leaps – 1.5, small hop. 9.900.
Lee – VT – Utah – a little more control on her full landing – good layout shape – a little forward and not the most distance we'll see.
Nichols – Oklahoma – FX – piked full in, great control, a little bit of Nichols landing, but pretty much tuck – front full to front lay step – switch ring to split leap full, perfect – double pike, pretty significant bounce back.
Bars hit from Schild. Sticks her follow DLO.
Lewis – VT – Utah – full – small hop back, great distance.
Vaculik – UB – Georgia – giant full to Gienger, strong – missing some casts, and then the last one was very short – deep FTDT with a lunge and a step. They'll want to drop that.
Tessen – VT – Utah – 1.5, didn't have the control, a hop forward and then a little step salute – better landing position than earlier in the season, when she was risking landing short.
Snead – UB – tkatchev, fine – holds the position on the bail, good toe point throughout – better final cast hs – DLO, pretty, hop back.
MMG – VT – Utah – deep landing on her 1.5 this time, lunge back.
Oakley – UB – toe shap to pak, clean – good cast positions – FTDT with hop back. They're not getting the landings today.
Skinner – VT – Utah – DTY with her usual-sized hop back. Pretty much her normal, but you could def say that's a full-tenth slide. 9.875. So one judge took the full tenth for the hop, and one judge took that and .050 for feet. I think it's a very fair score, but she usually is evaluated with more form forgiveness.
Dickson – UB – good height on tkatchev, better in that department but not as clean as Snead's – Bail, on the edge between perfectly vertical and arched – shortish final cast – DLO, a little deep with a small hop.
Anyone else a little surprised Winston and Guerrero didn't get senior night crack for those beam routines?
Georgia not super great on bars there. Didn't get the landings. Utah started well on vault but lost it once they got to more difficulty. Some very weird ranges in the scoring there, so that it was just like, "YOU ALL GET A 9.875!" Especially judge #1 on vault, who was like "I'm drunk" on the first vault and then not after that, which makes for the overall score sheet of an insane person. That judge also gave a higher score to Tessen than Skinner, so like, are you OK?
Catour – BB – Oklahoma – bhs loso, clean – cat leap to switch side, small check – cat leap to aerial, good – gainer tuck full with hop.
Showers – BB – Oklahoma – lean on loso series, small – hits her combo – kickover front to beat – gainer full, stuck. A couple hesitations there.
MMG – Ub – Utah – good first hs – deltchev, nice and high as usual – some angle on that bail but the casts has been solid positions – stalder to double tuck, stuck. 9.925. Well now.
First two Georgia vault scores are too high. Like, one judge gave Arnold a higher score than Reinstandtler, which is preposterous.
Dickson – VT – Georgia – full, cleaner and bigger than the others but a large bounce back. 9.875. WHERE AM I? WHAT?
Reinstadtler – UB – short on some verticals, but nice toes and height on her jaeger – FTDT with hop forward.
Johnson – VT – very strong full, sticks her landing, nice distance, some feet – I don't really know what Kathy's on about. Good.
Lee – UB – short first hs – 1/2 turn to good piked jaeger to overshoot, solid – front 1/2 to double tuck, stuck, main thing was that first hs, which will get her.
Snead – VT – Georgia – risky going for the 1.5 in a five-member lineup but she hits – hop forward, very clean in the air.
Tessen – Ub – hop change to jaeger, some best elbows on catch, not the highest – very clean bail – small leg break on cast – deep landing on FTDT with a large lunge forward. 9.800. I'm with the 9.750 judge on that one.
Brown for OU on beam, hits her loso series – beat to straddle 3/4, a little tight – sissone to gainer full, stuck.
Skinner – UB – toe shap with legs, to bail, rushed the bail this time, not coming in vertically – toe to FTDT, stuck. That issue on the bail, which she doesn't usually have, otherwise her normal. "They will get her on the leg separation" oh bless you Kathy.
Webb – BB – Oklahoma – full turn, good – bhs to loso, clean – side aerial to full with a small hop.
Winston – FX – Alabama – double pike, bounce back – fab amplitude on her leaps – front lay to front full, that front lay is so good, front full maybe a little ragged – double tuck, slide back. 9.925 is high, so at least they know it's senior night around here? Ah ha ha ha.
Nichols – BB – Oklahoma – aerial to split jump, precise – bhs loso, secure – full turn, maybe small hesitation, but very small – switch to split, solid – this is one of her good ones – 1.5, stuck. Let's see where they go. 9.975.
Stover – BB – Utah – aerial with a small correction, will have to redo – aerial, works through to bhs – full turn – beat jump to split ring jump – kickover front with a check – switch to straddle, fine – gainer full, stuck. I think she probably could have kept her opening series going but she wanted it to be perfect for senior night. All the tears. 9.850 is a little senior night for that, but it's also what she would score if she didn't have to leadoff the lineup.
Guerrero – FX – Alabama – double pike, good – back 1.5 to front full, some knees but pretty controlled – rudi, chest down, small slide. 9.950.
Arnold – FX – Georgia – double pike, chest down – same on double tuck but with a slide back this time – pretty short on some leaps – 1.5 to an arched lay – some things but a hit. 9.725.
MMG – BB – switch to split, OK, usual kinda-short – bhs bhs loso, solid – aerial to beat – 2/1, some crossed legs, stuck. A good one. 9.925.
So that will be enough to set the RQS record.
Babalis – FX – Georgia – whip to double tuck, a little forward with a step – front full with a dance out – split leap full to split jump full, a little indistinct in positions of landing – double pike, better, just a small slide. 9.825.
Soloski – BB – Utah – staying in the lineup thsi week – aerial to bhs, solid – cat leap to switch 1/2, some feet – full turn – switch to split, not 180 – side aerial to full, a little close to the beam but stuck. Solid set. Happy with what she has done in her two routines this year. 9.875. These are higher than they'll get normally.
Snead – FX – Georgia – double tuck, bounce back but stays in bounds – rudi to shush, a little forward but that's covered in the shushunova – switch to cat leap – double pike, deeeeeeeeep landing and falls. Can't Danusia it. Two 9.7s counting now.
Reinstadtler – BB – Utah – aerial to split jump, works through it nicely this time – bhs loso, slightly hesitant landing it but had no reason to be because she was right on, no check – full turn – switch to straddle 1/4, small check – sticks gainer full with a lean. She's had some big wobbles lately, so that was an improvement. A couple things, but not large today. 9.925 is still high for that. There were checks.
Pedersen – FX – Georgia – whip to double pike, quite forward with a lunge back – switch leap full is actually not bad – switch 1/2 to popa – front lay to front full, some ragged legs but they minimize the tumbling as much as possible so that she can mostly just leap. Shade from ESPN that the highlight replay of her routine is a dive roll. 9.650.
Skinner – BB – Utah – bhs loso, secure, the usual bhs legs – side aeiral to sissone, hit – full turn – switch to straddle to back tuck, avoids a check on the back tuck, some back leg on the switch – double tuck, stuck. 9.950.
Georgia gets out of that floor rotation with a 48.800, which is kind of a miracle.
Snead – BB – good series as usual – switch to back tuck with a check – front tuck, good chest up – 2/1 dismount with a step. Fine. 9.850.
9.975. LOL. In the leadoff spot. So yes. Senior night crack is here. What are you going to give Skinner, a 55?
Dickson – BB – aerial with a leg-up check – split jump to split 1/2, OK – loso series, check again, medium bend at the hips, not all the way down – switch to straddle 1/4, fine – 1.5 with hop. Not her strongest. 9.650.
Lee – FX – Utah – 2.5 with a bit of a lunge out, some crossed legs in the air – switch to switch 1/2 ring, pretty shape overall – front lay front full, straight shape maintained – 2/1 to loso. Good. *whispers* that routine was better than Lewis's. 9.800. You guys. I mean, I actually would have been 9.850, so maybe they are trying to make up their total after intentionally senior nighting Lewis (which you shouldn't be doing), but it makes for SUPER weird range and is overall just kind of bizarre. OK. She's bumped up to 9.900. A little more expected, and now I can complain about how it's high. Phew.
Schild – BB – nice press handstand mount – bhs loso with small check – sheep jump, good – side aerial to full, large lunge back. Off on her punch into that dismount, but she's getting there. Get away with a 9.800 a bit.
OH we all remember when Kupets competed here….
Reinstadtler – FX – Utah – double tuck, large bounce back, somehow stays in – – switch ring and split leap full, very pretty – 1.5 to layout, also struggled on that with a tuck and significant straddle – double pike is better. 9.825.
Oakley – BB – aerial witha small check – bhs loso, same with a small lean correction, nearly on – split jump to split ring, very high and well done – stuck gainer full, good overall. 9.850.
Soloski – FX – DLO, solid, some shape – 2/1, some crossed legs – aerial – 1.5 to layout, good height in layout, not the crispest straight shape. 9.925. Annnnnd we're back up.
Babalis – BB – Georgia – aerial to loso, connects, small lean afterward – switch to split to back tuck, so much backup bonus in this routine – nearly a check in full turn – kickover front, secure – front full with a hop.
MMG – FX – piked full in, one of her most secure landings on that – , just a bit forward – switch ring to split leap full, front leg a little down in switch – 1.5 to layout to pike, controls – rudi to straddle, controls as well. A good one.
10.000 for MMG. She's not even a senior. But I mean inevitable if they gave Lewis sucha score since this was both bigger and better. LE SIGH.
Vega – BB – Georgia – switch ring with a very large correction, swim and a big wobble – bhs loso with a small check again – full turn – aerial to beat jump – switch to split 1/4 – side aerial to full, stuck.
Skinner – FX – I mean I assume she has to just like cough and get a 10 at this point – L hop full – double double tuck with a bounce back this time (but will they acknowledge?) – split leap 1/1 – 1.5 through to 2/1, very secure – front tuck – full in, smallest adjustment back but good. Interested to see what happens because that was not a 10 and wouldn't get it under normal circumstances, but also it was better than Lewis and MMG, just had more obvious deductions that you can't as easily pretend you didn't see.
9.975. I mean, it's too high and there were literally obvious deductions on two landings, yet I'm still kind of surprised it didn't get a 10. Utah just got 49.775 on floor. Sure. Mmhmm. Yes.
So that score will jusssssssst move Georgia ahead of GW and into 18th. But still just 18th. More work to do at SECs because Georgia still doesn't want to be in the Alabama/Michigan regional.
The floor judge who gave three 10s to that rotation was also the judge who gave Arnold the 9.850 on vault, so I'm pretty worried about her.
Oregon State is about to head into its final rotation, needing just 49.200 on bars to get the evening session at Pac12s.
Apparently Rachel Stypinski injured herself on floor. So that's just ducky.
I don't know how Cairo Leonard-Baker doesn't fall into the void between the worlds on her bhs on beam, but she never does.
MCP also leaned to hold onto a stick on her DLO but did look like she was short on some vertical positions throughout.
Minyard 4th up for OSU on bars after two 9.800s and a 9.775. jaegr to overshoot, fine – DLO, deep landing with a lunge forward, that will take away the score. 9.725. OSU seemed like it had a very attainable goal in this rotation but not getting the scores it needed from the bars judges.
Jacobsen gets 9.900, which is more like the score OSU needs.
Briscoe finishes bars with 9.850 for Oregon State, meaning their final total is 196.850, which will put them a tenth of a point behind Cal on RQS and ranked fifth in the Pac-12.
ASU still has a shot to salvage a a 196 here with good ones from the last two beamers. Szafranski's beam is one of her good ones, hit Rulfova, sticks gainer full with a lean. They need 9.875 from Callis to hit 196.
It was a rough season full of injuries for Sac State, but they're on track for a 195 with another couple hits on floor.
Callis missed on beam, so ASU will finish with 195.900, which will not count for RQS, though Arizona State has enough buffer to stay 17th this week.
Hmm. Looks like scores are going to be at Arkansas. Season-high for Denver on bars with a 9.95 and two 9.925s. Yes, they're good on bars, but still.
going to be high, that is.
Arkansas home scores have been high all year. Normally I would complain, but I feel like Arkansas never got the benefit of the doubt the last few seasons, so you go Razorbacks. Take those 9.9s.
Agreed! Knowledgeable and relatively neutral.
She talks waaaaaay too much IMO.
I think she is overcompensating because the guy she is working with has no idea what he is talking about, so Id rather hear one person with quality insight, then someone being a complete doofus, IMO though.
She does well critiquing, but she needs to work on her use of adverbs. Everything is "very" or "really" and she repeats words and phrases frequently. It you took a drink each time she said "unique" tonight, you'd be in the hospital. But she has potential and I think she improved since the last time I heard her, too. She's in a difficult position, because she has to talk a lot, as her partner knows nothing about gymnastics and is only going to say names and scores and relay a few factoids. All the routine analysis is on her shoulders.
That camera man down on the floor next to the beam… He has got to be high. Oh he has ADD.
Nooo….Stypinski just blew out her knee on her double layout opening pass.
Lot of tears in that kent state huddle after floor.
She must've been hurt or sick last minute. She was in videos OU posted of warm-up (I saw her doing bars), but apparently she's not even out on the floor.
I wonder why Dana Duckworth keeps these sheep jumps in the beam routines? It seems like the gymnasts are constantly having small checks..
Warmups at OSU and Dani Dessaints took a bad fall on bars (didn't see it, but she was down for 5+ mins). Walked away, happily. So cheering for her.
I was waiting on SOMEONE to ask about this because had this been some other schools or gymnasts, it would have been called out immediately.
Yeah I love Maggie, but that was crap. I'm guessing the judges didn't see the out of bounds possibly? I've seen it happen at meets I've been at and I didn't catch that one in real time, but maybe there should be line judges or something?
These floor judges seem pretty bad all around. Their judging has been crack for Alabama too. 9.9 for Desch when she was short on the last pass, Graber with her messy rudi, etc.
Right? There was also another OU gymnast who went out of bounds that didn't seem to be counted in the score… perhaps no one was watching the OOB??
Aw hell….Bama judges have went crack on scores.
A judge went 10 for Skinner?! What on earth were they watching?? Or I guess weren't they watching..
There needs to be some sort of rule that if judges keep having major discrepancies they need to be evaluated. The EMU/WMU meet had several (like at least half a dozen) 0.2 differences in scores between Judge 1 & 2 and again with MyKayla on bars. There's no reason judges should be seeing drastically different routines and awarding scores that don't match.
Kathy has definitely been much more critical these last few weeks. I could tell in the LSU meet, she was really on the footwork of several gymnasts.
It's annoying! I hate that she does all the big SEC meets — it's just Debbie Downer the whole time.
I actually like it because it's kind of hard for me to discern what is good and what is great in gymnastics since I'm pretty new to it and she helps point out those differences. It makes me appreciate the sport more.
KJC is so negative and equally negative for both teams.
She's talking about lack of dynamics for Snead and Johnson on vault. They freeze frame their vaults and they are both at 5 1/2 feet above the table, almost out of screen. And her response after critiquing dynamics and then seeing the actual freeze frame — oh, I've seen them higher. Just give the girls some credit.
Disaster floor rotation for Georgia. Hopefully they can kill it on beam.
Watching my first Utah meet ever – how can you ever complain about SEC scoring?!?
loling out loud at those utah scores!
Ugh. This is a $h*t show of scoring in the UGA v Utah meet.
I'd love to hear people's opinions on just how cracky the different meets are. Like, it's pretty much always crack in the SEC, but it's hard for me to get a sense of when it's normal crack and when it's insane crack. How does this Utah meet compare to other meets?
Oh I do have a problem with the UCLA overscore….this poster had asked about Utah specifically…..and don't even get me started on Oklahoma….Nichols goes obviously out of bounds and no flag?
Always pretty cracky at the Utah home meets especially…like tonight, Giles with a "10" (gag) on floor and Skinner , albeit with the most difficult passes out there, had very obvious deductions on 2 of her landings and I was shocked the judges didn't give her a 10 too…..but 9.975 with one judge giving a 10 (nope, nope, nope)….and both these gymnasts weren't even seniors!
Insane crack. They looked better than Georgia so the difference was clear but they were way overscored. And from an "artistry" perspective, what is with MMG and Skinner with the 45-degree angle with the hands. Reminds me of the dance I was taught when I was eight.
Please provide examples of crazy overscoring?
Lololol. Overscoring is a problem period. I'm a Utah fan and will say yes it was an overscore. However, they were pretty clean and look post season ready. UCLA looks post season ready and unlike the past few years where they didn't look in shape. Utah looks top 4. And guess what they are.


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