When you're creating a studio – be that your first mini recording setup or a full-blown multitrack beast – you'll often need to compromise. Whether it's down to budget, technical requirements or resources, there often needs to be a bit of 'meet in the middle'. Often, however, it comes down to one very simple factor. Physical space.
It's all very well having plenty of cash to get set up or a clear idea of the gear you need. But sometimes you'll find yourself physically limited simply by the size of the space available to you. It's not an easy one to solve either. Sure, you can start knocking walls down, or mounting things from the ceiling, but sometimes that simply isn't feasible.
We know this struggle all too well. I've had the same problem myself when I moved from a house with a room dedicated to my music gear to a new place where my only option is to house everything in the bedroom. My recording 'career' has gone full circle, you could say. Whatever; it's given me a good insight into the types of studio gear for small spaces which make a big difference. Here's a look at a few things which could help you out if you need to pack a lot of gear into not much space.
We're going to assume that we're not attempting to fit an entire full-band setup into the cupboard under the stairs. We have to be realistic here. We're focusing on recording, and the gear you need in order to do that. So no full drum kits or oversized full-stacks.
A pretty standard recording rig would comprise a computer/laptop, an audio interface, a set of monitor speakers and some sort of MIDI controller. There are all kinds of extra bits and pieces you might add, but let's agree that those components would make a decent basic setup.
Monitor speakers, for a start, can be bulky. Thankfully there are plenty of options if you wanted to downsize. We can recommend the Presonus Eris E4.5 as a superb set of smaller-sized monitors that more than deliver when it comes to functionality. You could even look at a couple of speaker stands if space on your desk is at a premium. A couple of these would fit the bill nicely.
It's hard to recommend how to improve on your computer setup, although one thing that did have a big impact was a laptop stand, like this one from Stagg. It's an inexpensive way of lifting a laptop off the desk, meaning you gain extra space under the laptop in which you can put your MIDI controller or audio interface. If that's not enough, you could even remove the laptop from the desk altogether with one of these great dedicated laptop units.
It's when you move past the essentials and start looking at controllers, instruments and other factors that things open up a bit. See, there has been a decided shift over the past decade in terms of music tech. A number of things are behind this. First, the technology required to produce music gear has improved immensely, so manufacturers can fit more capability into a smaller space.
The second is the way portable devices, like smartphones and tablets, have hugely increased the desire from consumers for gear which can be packed away into a backpack and transported here, there and everywhere. Don't confuse portability with a lack of suitability for the studio though. There is lots of great gear out there which is both compact and full of amazing functionality.
Take, as an example, the Novation Launchpad Mini. This multifunctional box of tricks combines clip-launching capability in Ableton Live with that of a drum sequencer, synth controller and a whole heap of other cool stuff. Used cleverly, it could take the place of a number of dedicated, specialist units, and perhaps give you access to new techniques you didn't have before.
Likewise, if you prefer proper keys, the Novation Launchkey 25 is a great way to keep the playing experience you know while also minimising the impact on your available desk space.
We know it can be hard. Trying to find ways to keep the technical capability you're used to while also battling against the confines of a small studio. But with an understanding of what you want, and an idea of what you're willing to compromise on, you stand a chance of being able to make a decent mini-studio you can feel right at home in.


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WATERPOLO HISTORY LESSON # 1.
By the 1830s and 1940s, in England, ahead of the swimming pool construction had proliferated to an extent that created favorable conditions for both the transformation of swimming into competitive sports and the emergence of other "water" sports.
In the 1860s and 70s, the growth in popularity of swimming and it's spread was accompanied by the birth of new water sports - water football, water rugby, water handball.
Where did todays waterpolo game come from? The answer is not as simple as we might think.
Development started on several threads......
There are several ideas about the development of the game of water polo. According to the first, the origin can be traced from the meaning of the word water polo.
The word "polo" comes from the Indian word pulu - which means ball and its pronunciation is "polo".
Since India was once an English colony, there is no need to explain further what an Englishman meant when he heard the word "water polo" at the beginning of the century.
A horse polo game played in the water. It's hard to imagine how they could take horses into the water, but the British were resourceful. Players chased the ball while sitting on a horse made of a barrel.
Interestingly, this game was not only popular with the English, but was also tried by the Americans.
With oars in their hands, they tried to get close to the ball, of course, perhaps even harder, to stay on the "horse".
This version of "water polo" had remained popular overseas for a long time, as it was played even in 1897...... to be continued.
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Duplicity (2009)
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Outwit. Outspy. Outsmart. Outplay. Then Get Out.
Duplicity is a 2009 movie that combines comedy, romance, and crime into one single grand scheme starring Julia Roberts and Clive Owen. Directed by Tony Gilroy, the film follows the story of corporate spies who partner up for the con project of the century. The film is set for a March 20, 2009 US release, and an earlier March 10, 2009 release in the UK.
Claire Stenwick (Julia Roberts) and Ray Koval (Clive Owen) met at a party in Dubai five years ago, both of them smitten with each other, only for Claire, who turned out to be a CIA agent, to drug Ray and steal some classified from him.
Fast forward three years later, and Claire and Ray met again in Rome, where they spend several days together, dreaming of a heist that will make them rich, using their intelligence skills.
A few years after, Claire works at Burkett & Randle as a counter-intelligence agent, while Ray is a handler at Equikrom, and Claire one of his agents. To cover up their grand scheme, Ray and Claire practice their scheme, also to make Equikrom believe that Ray is loyal. But unaware to them, people at Burkett & Randle are listening in on their practice blowing Claire's cover. Howard Tully, Burkett & Randle's CEO, to pursue his manipulation of Equikrom decides to keep Claire despite this discovery. Dick Garsik though, Equikrom's CEO, is convinced of Ray's loyalty.
To put his plans into motion, CEO Tully meets with his intelligence team, stressing the importance of vigilance especially when it comes to the new product. Together with other people in the intelligence team, they plant information that Claire is sure to relay to Equikrom. Claire makes a copy of Tully's speech during the meeting and hands this over to CEO Garsik. His team at Equikrom then plots to steal all information pertaining to this 'new product'.
Ray also shares some information to Claire, which she forwards to Burkett & Randle in turn. Tully pretends to commend her for her hard work and tells her that the 'new product' is a cure to baldness. She then relays this information to Garsik, who immediately travels to Las Vegas for a shareholder's meeting to announce this breakthrough. Garsik relies on Claire to steal the formula from Burkett & Randle, she did so and forward the formula's copy to Equikrom.
Meanwhile, Claire and Ray, each with a copy of the formula, meet at the airport. They plan to sell the formula for $35 million to a Swiss company. While Garsik was announcing the final stages of the product that cures baldness, Claire and Ray discover from the Swiss that the product is just an ordinary lotion. The plan all along was for Tully to destroy Gastrik.
The closing scene sees both Claire and Ray sitting a Swiss hotel receiving a complimentary champagne from Tully. They talk about how they've been expertly manipulated after all and how they only have each other now.
Although it didn't fare impressively in the box office, not even earning double its $60M budget, it was well received by critics and viewers alike. The fact that it does not follow a chronological sequence of events renders a more interesting and challenging take for the viewers, albeit a bit complex.
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A throwback to the days of old-school caper movies like "To Catch a Thief," Duplicity is just the kind of sophisticated amusement you would expect from filmmaker Tony Gilroy. - Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times
Great performances and a delightful chemistry between Roberts and Owen help lift this intelligent, funny, and well-constructed espionage film above many other similar ones, and it benefits even more from a witty dialogue and clever plot twists. - Rotten Tomatoes, Audience Review
The movie is fun, with plenty of intrigue and suspense that will have audiences clutching at their armrests. - Kirk Honeycutt, The Hollywood Reporter
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The City of San Antonio's Sick and Safe Leave ordinance has been enjoined. The ordinance was originally scheduled to go into effect on August 1, 2019, but on July 24, 2019, a Texas state court delayed implementation until December 1, 2019, pending a ruling on a motion for temporary injunction filed by business groups and the state. On November 22, 2019, the judge issued a letter ruling granting the temporary injunction, thereby confirming the ordinance will not take effect on December 1, 2019.
The ruling does not provide the reasoning and analysis underlying the judge's decision but directs the parties to set a date for a trial on the merits as soon as possible. The plaintiffs argue the ordinance is preempted by the Texas Minimum Wage Act and violates the state constitution, which was essentially the basis for an appeals court's decision to block Austin's paid sick leave law a year ago.
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Today is a sad day for the world of Information Technology and the cause of software freedom. PJ just announced she'll be shutting down Groklaw.
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Six months after we released Kolab 3.0, we are very happy to announce the immediate availability of Kolab 3.1 alpha. The most notable new features are CalDAV and CardDAV support. There is also integration with file storage in our web client. It serves files through WebDAV.
After a primer on the realities of today's world, and the totalitarian tendencies that follow from this environment and our behaviour in it, let's take a look at what this means for professional use of information technology.
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Here's a config for nginx&php5-fpm that works under Debian7 and CentOS6.
It still needs some testing under CentOS6, though. All features seem to be working at first, second and third glance, but I didn't go much past glances. It does work in Debian7 pretty well.
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Joining them are John Roskelley, Ellen Lapham and Salley Jewell.
The honorees for the American Alpine Club 2018 Annual Benefit Dinner.
Each year at its annual benefit dinner, the American Alpine Club recognizes a handful of individuals for "outstanding achievements in conservation, climbing and service to the climbing community." This year, superstars Alex Honnold and Margo Hayes will be presented with awards, alongside pioneering alpinist John Roskelley; longtime alpinist and conservationist Ellen Lapham; and former United States Secretary of the Interior, Sally Jewell. Each honoree receives a different award with its own unique mandate.
Photo: Keith Curry; Roskelley Collection.
John Roskelley has been chosen for honorary membership in the American Alpine Club, awarded "to those individuals who have had a lasting and highly significant impact on the advancement of the climbing craft." Roskelley's resume is chock full of milestone ascents in the Greater Ranges throughout the 1970s and 1980s, including the first ascent of the Great Trango Tower in Pakistan in 1977; new routes on Makalu and Cholatse, in 1980 and 1982, respectively; and the first ascent of the Northeast Face of Taboche, with Jeff Lowe, in 1989. Louis Reichardt, a past AAC director and president, writes, "In both climbing and service, John has set standards that serve as an inspirational example to the entire world-wide climbing and mountaineering communities." Roskelley received the AAC's inaugural Robert and Miriam Underhill Award in 1983.
Ellen Lapham will receive the Angelo Heilprin Citation, an honor given to someone who has "shown exemplary service to the Club." Lapham's credentials for this award are clear, explains Selection Committee member John Kascenska: Lapham "chaired the AAC's Conservation Committee and was a key participant in developing the 5-year strategic plan that revolutionized AAC membership growth and started the Cornerstone Conservation Grant. Ellen was an initial founder of the Cordillera Blanca Environmental Expeditions that soon evolved into the current American Climber Science Program." Lapham has also had great success as a climber: she was a member of the 1986 and 1989 American Expeditions to Everest's North side, and she is the oldest person to climb both Bridal Veil Falls (WI 6) and Ames Ice Hose, both in Telluride, Colorado. In 2013, the AAC awarded Lapham its David R. Brower Conservation Award.
Last but not least, Sally Jewell, the former Secretary of the Interior, from 2013 to 2016 during the Obama Administration, will receive 2018's David R. Brower Conservation Award for her "leadership and commitment to preserving mountain regions worldwide." Selection Committee member, Mark Butler, says, "The American Alpine Club is honored to recognize Secretary Jewell's unparalleled leadership in landscape conservation and her strong commitment to youth outdoor education." Prior to serving as Secretary of the Interior, Jewell worked as REI's CEO and served on the boards of the National Parks Conservation Association, Retail Industry Leaders Association and Premera.
The awards will be presented on February 24 in Boston, Massachusetts, at the AAC's Annual Benefit Dinner. To find out more and to buy tickets, visit https://americanalpineclub.org/annual-benefit-dinner.


The Supreme Court on Friday rejected a special appeal by lawyers for Aum Shinrikyo founder Shoko Asahara, finalizing the death sentence for the man who masterminded the cult's horrific nerve gas attack on the Tokyo subway system in 1995.
The top court's Third Petty Bench, led by Justice Yukio Horigome, affirmed that Asahara, who is nearly blind and incapable of communicating with his lawyers, is legally sane and can thus be held responsible for his actions.
The decision, which is likely to generate legal controversy, concludes the trial of the 51-year-old mass murderer, which has dragged on for more than a decade.
Asahara's defense team protested the ruling in a statement released Friday night.
"The content is lax and not sincere. It is extremely slanted. We protest it strongly," the statement said.
Asahara was sentenced to death in 2004 for his role in 13 crimes, including the shocking attack on the subway system, which killed 12 people and injured some 5,500. His first appeal was made in May to the Tokyo High Court, which dismissed it after saying the guru's attorneys deliberately missed a deadline for justifying the appeal because they were unsatisfied with the results of a court-commissioned psychiatric examination that found the debilitated guru competent to stand trial.
His defense team then filed a special appeal in June, asking the Supreme Court to overturn the high court's dismissal.
The Supreme Court upheld the lower court ruling and rejected the defense's argument that the psychological exam that found him mentally competent was flawed.
"The defendant has not tried to communicate with his lawyers, and that caused this situation. The defendant as well as the lawyers are responsible" for the delay, Horigome said.
The decision by the top court affirms that Asahara is legally sane and was responsible for his actions.
The founder of Aum Shinrikyo, whose real name is Chizuo Matsumoto, was arrested in May 1995, two months after ordering cult members to release the nerve gas into Tokyo subway trains.
Aum Shinrikyo changed its name into Aleph in 2000.
His arrest was broadcasted live on TV as riot police raided an Aum facility in Yamanashi Prefecture where the guru was found hiding in a hollowed-out wall.
In February 2004, the Tokyo District Court found Asahara guilty of 13 criminal counts, including the deadly poisonings of the subways, another sarin attack in Nagano Prefecture, the murder of a lawyer who had fought against the cult and his family, and other slayings.
He was sentenced to hang, and his lawyers appealed to the high court the same day of the verdict.
However, the defense team missed the deadline in August 2005 to submit its reasons for the appeal, saying they were unable to communicate with Asahara.
To show why they missed the deadline, the team submitted results of examinations of Asahara by six psychiatrists.
Last March, the high court upheld the lower court's verdict that Asahara would hang.
His lawyers objected to the high court ruling and insisted that Asahara, who is almost completely blind, was experiencing a psychological disorder and was incompetent to face the high court.
But the high court once again dismissed the defense counsel's protest in May, claiming Asahara's symptoms were merely a reaction to being locked up for more than a decade.
The defense team opted to file the special appeal to the Supreme Court seeking a review of that pronouncement.
The lawyers claimed in the special appeal there were unavoidable reasons for the belated submission and that Asahara should not be held responsible for them missing the deadline. They also disputed that Asahara was competent to stand trial.
Takeshi Tsuchimoto, a professor at Hakuoh University Law School and a former attorney with the Supreme Prosecutor's office, said that Friday's decision was to be expected, considering the course of the proceedings so far.
The major unanswered question, Tsuchimoto said, is how Asahara himself views the murders.
"All of his disciples made statements in court, but the ringleader has never said anything about what happened or what he made (his disciples) do.
"For the Japanese people, this has only left a feeling of total emptiness," he said.
Other analysts said the arguments would have had to have been much stronger to succeed because the high court had already rejected them twice. Special appeals rarely end in reversal, with only six of 2,689 so far having been accepted by the Supreme Court in the last decade.
However, Asahara's sanity remained debatable as the six psychiatrists deemed the guru "unable to communicate" and incompetent to stand trial. A court-appointed psychiatrist, on the other hand, claimed the contrary.
According to his lawyers, Asahara's behavior had grown erratic during his 11 years of incarceration — he was often heard shouting obscenities and he masturbated during meetings with lawyers and psychiatrists.
Had the Supreme Court accepted the special appeal, it would have presented the possibility of the high court reopening it or of the trial being canceled due to the defendant's inability to be tried.
In a written statement released Friday, Aleph said that it again offers its deepest condolences and apologies to the victims of the cult's attacks and their families.
The group added that it will continue its sincere efforts to pay damages to the victims as quickly as possible.
It pledged to work with bankruptcy administrators, the victims and the local community to make Aleph an accepted part of society.


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James 'Buster' Corley, co-founder of Dave & Buster's, dies aged 72
James "Buster" Corley, one of the founders of the Dave & Buster's entertainment chain, which offers a small dose of Las Vegas by combining a restaurant with a sprawling arcade, died in Dallas on Monday on his 72nd birthday.
The death was confirmed by the company.
Police said they responded to a report of a shooting at a home in the 6600 block of Yosemite Lane, and that the man who was shot died at a hospital after suffering "an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound". Police have not identified the man, but Mr. Corley lived at an address on the block.
Speaking to Dallas television station WFAA, Corley's daughter Kate Corley confirmed the death and said he had suffered a stroke four months ago "which caused severe damage to the communication and personality part of his brain."
A spokesman for Dave & Buster's said Corley was not involved in running the company when he died.
Dave & Buster's, which now has more than 150 locations across North America, found success by combining several beloved activities under one roof: watch some sports, grab a burger, play a game. And unlike Chuck E. Cheese, the longtime kids' birthday destination, Dave & Buster's would prove its appeal to adults who also enjoy arcade games, air hockey and racing simulators. The restaurant invites guests to compete against friends or win tickets that can be redeemed for prizes as they navigate rows of brightly colored lights.
The Dave in Dave & Buster's was David Corriveau, who died in 2015. He and Corley met in the 1970s in Little Rock, Ark., when they both owned businesses on the same street near the Capitol building. Mr. Corley owned a restaurant called Buster's, while Mr. Corriveau owned a salon called Slick Willy's World of Entertainment.
There was a walkway connecting the two establishments, and the men noticed that patrons would go to Slick Willy's to gamble, then to Buster's for food and drinks, Corley said in a 2020 interview on the "Pardon My Take" podcast.
Their thinking, he recalled, was "what we need to do is bring these two places together, put them on a bigger scale, put them in a bigger market and launch this."
Dave & Buster's first location opened in 1982 in a 40,000 square foot warehouse in Dallas. (The company says it was named Dave & Buster's, not Buster & Dave's, after a fateful coin toss, but Mr. Corley said on the podcast that the story was a "myth" and that a friend had suggested the name. )
Although Corriveau and Corley started out as business partners, they "along the way became best friends" and godfathers to each other's children, Corley said on the podcast.
The company said in a statement that Corley's "pioneering spirit and unshakable belief that 'everybody is somebody' laid the foundation for bringing food and games to millions of Dave & Buster guests over the past 40 years."
James Winston Corley was born on January 2, 1951, in Brookhaven, a small town in southern Mississippi, to Jim Corley, who worked in advertising, and Nancy (Wentworth) Corley, a nursing home administrator.
He married Leacy Suddath in 1980. Information about survivors other than Corley's daughter was not immediately available.
Corley said he was nicknamed Buster from birth, after his father's closest friend. Before studying business in college, he said, he considered ditching the moniker in favor of something more distinguished, like J. Winston or JW. But his father dissuaded him, and he was glad he did.
"If we had called anything in my name, anything that wasn't Buster's," he said, "it probably never would have worked."
Sheelagh McNeill contributed research.
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Tomorrow the team from The Digital Beyond will take to the SXSW Interactive stage to present "You're Dead. Your Data Isn't. What Happens Now?" Before the session, we wanted to provide you with two quick previews. Two of our co-panelists took a moment to share with us on camera. Enjoy!
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Hermes Investment Management moves its headquarters to the heart of the City
26 th September 2017
Hermes Investment Management (Hermes), the £30.1 billion manager, has today announced it will be moving its headquarters to 150 Cheapside in January 2018. Based in the heart of the City, and totalling 46,000 square feet, 150 Cheapside will now be home to 400 members of staff.
Saker Nusseibeh, Chief Executive, Hermes Investment Management, said: "This move to 150 Cheapside reflects the transformation Hermes has undergone over the past five years into a fast growing global business. Third party revenues now equate to almost 70%, with underlying profits of £15.5m in 2016.
"While we are saying goodbye to our home of over 30 years on the edge of Tower Hamlets, we will still remain active in the local community, which we have become a part of during that time. Moreover, we will continue to provide support through our charity partnerships with Mosaic, Business in the Community, the East End Community Foundation, as well as our volunteer programmes with local primary and secondary schools."
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People with diabetes may be three times more likely to develop colorectal cancer, a recent study shows. Almost 10,000 adults between the ages of 45 and 79 were tested for a marker in blood sugar, then were followed up six years later. Researchers found that those with diabetes or abnormal glucose metabolism were more likely to develop bowel cancer.
"The study shows that high (blood) sugar levels, even when (levels) are below those of diagnosed diabetes, could be linked to increased risk of bowel cancer," reports lead researcher Kay-Tee Khaw, CBE. Professor Khaw believes that both diabetes and bowel cancer may share common predisposing factors. Studies have shown that a high fiber diet and regular exercise can help protect against both diseases. Furthermore, two-thirds of colorectal cancer cases can be prevented by changes in diet, including eating more fiber and less fat, scientists say.


After recent discussion with a few members, there are some changes we'd be interested in making. If you could read about the changes below, give your opinion on them (even if it's just a simple for/against, preferably with reasoning) and also add any suggestions of your own, it'd be much appreciated.
The main proposal is that of more individual match threads. Each week, there would be a main thread created with a list of all the upcoming fixtures and details of TV coverage, the main fixtures would have their own threads (which would be linked in the OP) for discussion and all other matches could be discussed in the initial thread.
This would mean that the societies are no longer used for match discussion in the way that they currently are, but more for general club news/discussion and some of the build up to matches in the week(s) before they take place.
I'd like to thank the creative genius that is Colbert for his input with this suggestion.
Whilst this may help separate talk on different leagues and encourage more posts on other leagues in the current thread, it may have an adverse effect causing talk on all other leagues to die out.
Anyway, could be worth a trial period if others agree?
What would "main fixtures" mean. As in, how many individual match threads would there be? I'd imagine Utd and Arsenal would get one every week considering the general activity on those threads, but beyond that? Obviously a lot would depend on the fixtures that week, but i'm just thinking if we had 5 plus individual threads, plus the societies, plus whatever other threads are around then the forum could get a bit messy.
I do like individual match theads though, they'll work really well when there's a match between two teams with active societies on here, or the big televised CL games. Would definitely like to see how the idea works.
Don't think there's enough activity on the European thread to warrant a split, and a Euro thread excluding Spain and Italy would die out straight away. Not sure the Italy one would have that much activity either.
But seriously, I do think matchday thread are a good idea; the way matches are discussed now, usually in soc threads, makes things kind of fragmented and it's hard to know where to post if you're a neutral.
That's kind of the purpose of this thread - to help determine things like which sort of game would warrant a thread. As you say, United and Arsenal would both definitely get one, then, depending on the game, perhaps Liverpool and City too. I don't think the general activity in any of the other socs on matchday warrants a separate thread, that's open to debate, though. Like you say, big CL games and perhaps some others from across the continent could also have their own threads. Initially, I was thinking the same as what you've suggested - a match thread sub-forum, it'd keep them separate from the other threads and all together, but if there were only 3/4 threads a week I'm not sure that'd be enough for a sub-forum. Perhaps it'd be an idea to start with any threads in this forum and if the idea proves popular, a sub-forum could be considered?
Yeah, I don't see there being a problem with that.
The problem with having only Utd and Arsenal threads would be that the main thread would get cluttered. Say Spurs, Liverpool and Villa all had 3pm games. There's usually a fair amount of discussion from all 3 of those socs, forcing them all into 1 thread at the same time on top of whoever else is playing would be impossible to follow.
Utd, Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea, City, Spurs and Newcastle are the only fairly active socs I can think of, maybe West Ham as well. I'd say the first 3 should get individual match threads pretty much every week, and then whatever matches are televised should probably get one as well. Beyond that maybe only if there's a match between two teams with active socs here, but there's a good chance of that being on TV anyway. If there are lots of socs with games at the same time perhaps you or whoever is organising it should use a bit of common sense, but the basic template should be Utd, Arsenal, Liverpool (though that's debatable), games moved for TV (unless it's dross no one cares about) and games between teams with active socs. That's for the Prem, you'd probably need one for any CL game involving an English team as well.
Looking at that I think there will be loads of threads so a sub forum would be the best option. Have the original thread on the main page with links to all the matches in the sub forum and put up big flashing notices saying match discussion in here for the first few weeks. Would probably also be worth posting a link to the discussion thread in each of the socs to draw attention to it.
All sounds good, tbh, I tend to agree with most of what you have to say.
It's possible to copy threads into multiple forums, so, if there were a sub-forum, I'd be in favour of copying the main post into both forums rather than just having it in the main football forum. It could be stickied in both (for the duration of the gameweek) allowing everyone to see it and making it easily accessible from both areas. Notices around the forum and posting in socs about the changes would certainly both be done, too. I don't think you are suggesting too many threads and I don't think the sub-forum would be ott, unless only a few threads were being made - given this stage of the season where there are more important cup games, too, I very much doubt that'd be a problem, though.
Then threads for any big games from across the continent - El Clasico and the like. Also, for FA cup games featuring the team's of the most active socs and perhaps a thread for each game for the semis and the final.
In theory that could be quite a lot of threads so I'll try and find out a bit more about the possibility of a sub forum and get back to you.
Final thing, I think if there isn't a individual thread for their match people should be able to post in their own socs to avoid having their discussion mangled with other games at the same time. It might slightly negate the point of the original thread but it could still be used as a guide to the week's football, general discussion about the week and a reference point to all the match threads.
Obviously leave it a while and let lots of other people have their say before doing anything concrete.
Apparently the UFT was once meant as a discussion thread for all matches, but the formation of societies caused that to die out. Tbh, I think it's still a decent place to post any news that doesn't warrant a thread of it's own and doesn't belong in a soc. Doesn't get any great discussion, but it's not a bad thread for keeping up with general football news.
Without the mystery I'm worried he'd not be what he once was.
This all sounds pretty fair to me - it would certainly be ridiculous to make a thread for two teams whose societies are thoroughly inactive.
I'm mainly just posting here in case I think of anything today to add later.
The 3pm games involving Utd or Arsenal (although rare) usually get a decent amount of discussion, having them in a thread discussing 5/6/7 other matches would be a nightmare. If they don't warrant an individual thread then the discussion should be kept in their socs.
I wasn't saying the UFT should be abolished by any means, but this will result in a further decrease in activity on it.
There are rarely 5/6/7 other games taking place ffs, especially that many with people actually discussing. Most of those are filler and probably a couple of token bigger teams who don't generate that much forum activity anyway (Chelsea, City, Liverpool). If any of these games were worth their salt Sky would have moved them to a better time slot, and at the very least ESPN would have stolen them away to their 5.30pm kickoff slot.
Well last week I think the 3pm PL games were Liverpool, Arsenal, Villa and Newcastle (and West Ham) out of the regular socs we have. Having a simultaenous discussion about the Pool and Arsenal games would be difficult, and then there would be a few posts about the Villa/Newcastle games as well.
Well last week I think the 3pm PL games were Liverpool, Arsenal, Villa and Newcastle out of the regular socs we have. Having a simultaenous discussion about the Pool and Arsenal games would be difficult, and then there would be a few posts about the Villa/Newcastle games as well.
I dunno. We have one Villa fan on here, a handful of Liverpool regulars and then it's all Arsenal. It wouldn't make it ever so difficult to follow what's happening. I think people would still use the Soc to ***** about their players during matchtime, but a central thread for everyone to use would open things up a little more.


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Why is it that despite some of the facts surrounding JFKs life and presidency we remember him as the modern Camelot? Because leadership stories can turn great leaders into legends.
Naturalization is the idea that we look to stories for truth and often don't believe a statement until it is backed up by a story. In society we accept story examples as proof. In this way stories influence our map of reality and how we see the people and events around us.
For brands this means that a narrative surrounding a brand and its leaders can entirely change the public perception of the company. Perception can impact sales, customer engagement and the placement of a brand within an industry.
We have talked about brand narrative and the role of storytelling extensively in the past weeks. Today we will look at how a brand's leaders fit into this equation.
The basis of intentional leadership storytelling is impression management. In other words, it is figuring out how to share ideas surrounding an individual to evoke positive emotions. For brand leaders, storytellers also needs to consider how an individual's story and brand story fit together and how an individual's leadership story is framed by brand narrative.
The age of social media has made narratives even more important. Social media channels amplify the narratives being told and allow them to spread extremely quickly. For brands this can be for better or worse depending on the type of narrative and whether it was intentional. In order to get a positive story to spread, brands need to pay attention to the visual aspect of their stories that is told through their social media channels. YouTube is especially helpful in sharing the interviews and speeches that contribute to leadership storytelling.
There are a few defining moments where we see the strength of a leader. These are the moments a storyteller should look for in order to capture a compelling leadership story. Leadership stories are important both externally for public consumption and internally within the company.
Things to focus on while writing a leadership story are the leader's personal and professional highlights, the struggles they faced and how they overcame them, who their mentors and role models were, transitional moments, and most importantly their vision.
A few types of brand leadership stories exist.
For long term organizations, the brand outlasts the leader. Much like Jackie Kennedy immortalized her husband by crafting the Camelot narrative, brands craft stories around their founders or other retired leaders to demonstrate how their influence outlives their participation in the company.
Burt from Burt's Bees is a prime example. The story of how a bee keeper and a single mom came to create a huge corporation is a large part of both the organization's story and his own. His love for bees and bee's wax is a vital part of his story and it continues to influence the brand story of Burt's Bees, even after his death.
A true leader's influence moves beyond their direct domain. When a brand leader steps outside their brand duties to become a community leader it's an opportunity to document them as such. Community leaders are culturally responsive and hold a societal voice as well as their brand voice.
When things go wrong in a brand, people typically point fingers to the leader and expect the issue to either be remedied by the existing leader or a new one. Overcoming negative stories means focusing on the meaning behind the issues and the lessons that were learned.
Representation is important for morale, especially within a large company. A story that makes the leader more relatable to the employees can go a long way in making people identify with the organization.
Apple CEO Tim Cook talks about how his sexuality as an aspect of his leadership story has allowed him to connect with people and lead them in a positive way.
He explains, "Being gay has given me a deeper understanding of what it means to be a minority and provided a window into the challenges that people in other minority groups deal with every day. It's been tough and uncomfortable at times, but it has given me the confidence to be myself, to follow my own path, and to rise above adversity and bigotry."
Regardless of what the reason for a change in leadership is, a shift in leaders can be a tumultuous time. When a new leader takes over, the story surrounding their vision and goals of can make the change seamless and less ambiguous.
If the previous leader was a positive one, this could be done by framing the story of the new leader as having a vision that can be integrated with the old leader. This helps demonstrate that the company will maintain their brand integrity through that shift.
When the former leader is removed because of negative choices, the new leader is tasked with differentiating themselves through stories.
For example, when the former CEO of Uber, Kalanick, was asked to step down after some missteps and leading the company into a series of scandals, the new CEO Khosrawshahi had some cleaning up to do. The leadership story crafted around him highlights his differences from the previous leader and how he aims to remedy the problems.
When times are tough people look to their leaders for guidance. How a leader reacts during difficult times can be a real indicator of their ability as a leader. Stories about how a leader can inspire hope during times of uncertainty make for good leadership stories.


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What is a solution to this problem? Static! The static keyword allows field, members, and classes be called from anywhere inside of your code. It also means that only one instance of your fields/classes/methods exists thereby decreasing the chance of altering the state of an object in one place and not another. In this tutorial we will talk about using the static keyword with fields, methods, and classes and how to use them in Unity.
For this tutorial, we are going to use the code below.
Statics fields and methods are callable by simply using the class name and then the specified field or method. Static fields have only one instance that can be edited throughout your program. This is useful when you would like to have a variable that is global to your program. One example of this would be a player's score. There should only be one instance of the player's score which may have multiple different classes reading and writing to the variable.
In the code below, you can see that a static field allows us to access a variable anywhere.
Static methods are useful when you want a method to be accessed anywhere in your program. An example would be an UpdateScore method to go along with the static score field. Updating a score would be a common functionality that you would want every script to have access to throughout your program. You can mark it as static to allow access to any other scripts. Static methods and properties can only access static fields. They cannot access class variables that are not marked as static.
The method that we have listed below is an example of how you can use a static method to call code from anywhere.
Classes can be marked as static to allow access to a full script. The caveat of defining a class as static is that all of the fields and methods inside of a static class must also be static. This means that scripts created in Unity by default cannot be marked as static. The goal of using static classes is that you are explicitly stating your intentions of having global access from a class. The access is the same way that you would access a normal class that contains static members.
This tutorial taught you how to have global access to fields, methods, and classes by utilizing the static keyword. Global access of variables is a very useful tool that can be utilized throughout your program. We also learned how static fields and classes can maintain one copy of them. Many variables in programs will only need one instance of them and using the static keyword allows multiple classes access.


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Sri Lanka bombings: Hotel survivor recalls windows and ceilings falling apart
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Multiple bombings hit Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday
As it happened – devastation in Sri Lanka
On Sunday morning, Akshat Saraf was packing his bags in his room on the 25th floor of the Shangri-La hotel in Colombo with his wife and 11-month-old baby.
The next thing he knew, a massive blast rocked the building.
The aftermath of the attack on the Shangri-La hotel in Colombo on Sunday. Credit:AP
"We suddenly heard two explosions, very loud explosions. Even though we were on the 25th floor, our room started shaking quite profusely," he said.
Mr Saraf scooped up his infant daughter, his wife grabbed their passports and they frantically raced for the emergency exit staircase where they descended all 25 storeys.
When they reached the fourth floor, they saw blood on the staircase. "That's when we knew that something was not right," he said.
Outside, emergency services were already on the scene. Chaos reigned as ambulances, police and the bomb squad scrambled to secure the building and treat the injured.
"I could see at least 15 people being taken away in ambulances. I don't know the condition, whether they were injured or whether they survived the blast. At that point I didn't even know what kind of a blast it was," Mr Saraf said.
While everyone was in shock, speculation about the cause of the blast ranged from a gas cylinder explosion to a terrorist attack.
"I could see that the windows and the ceilings of that floor had fallen apart. I don't know how many people are injured or dead, but it seemed like it was quite a devastating explosion."
Relatives of victims in Colombo on Sunday. Credit:AP
His worst fears were confirmed when he learned it was a chilling, premeditated attack, part of a series of coordinated bombings that killed more than 200 people across the country.
"It was very scary. We often see these things on TV or newspapers, but then to experience it [yourself] is quite a horrific experience."
Mr Saraf, who spoke to The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age by phone, said he was grateful the blast didn't happen just moments later.
"We were getting ready to go to breakfast at that point. We were probably 30 seconds away from being at the same spot," he said. "God has been kind."
Police and forensic officials at the Shangri-la hotel in Colombo after Sunday's attack. Credit:AP
Mr Saraf praised the hotel staff for helping the guests evacuate. He said they has been as "as much victims as all the guests were".
Mr Saraf described the attack as "a heinous crime".
"Words will fall short if I'm to describe all of that," he said.
"I can just say that whichever families are impacted by this, I hope most of them are safe as much as possible."
Mr Saraf, whose family escaped the country just hours later, said he was "one of the few lucky [ones] who managed to leave the country."
The 30-year-old financial advisor is now safely back home in Bangalore, India.
"It's quite scary if you're still stuck in Colombo. I could just imagine what those families are going through. I just hope it ends sooner rather than later."
'Everyone is glued to their screens'
Meanwhile, an Australian man caught up in the chaos has described the uncertainty and disruption caused by the curfew and social media blackout.
Deshan Sebaratnam, a 32-year-old doctor from Surry Hills in Sydney, is in Sri Lanka on a family holiday, but is stranded in a hotel in Kandy due to the nationwide curfew.
"The mood is pretty anxious," Dr Sebaratnam told the Herald and The Age.
"Sri Lankan people are used to bombings, but this is a new permutation – coordinated attacks at multiple locations.
"Around the hotel everyone is glued to their screens."
Dr Sebaratnam, who drove from Colombo to Kandy on Sunday, said he passed numerous ambulances and saw police stationed in front of churches.
Dr Sebaratnam said the social media ban was "frustrating" because it made it "hard to let people back home we're OK".
"I had to SMS a mate to post on Facebook for me saying that I'm OK because I couldn't do it myself," he said.
He also said he'd heard two family acquaintances had died in one of the bombings.
Mr Sebaratnam said he was stranded inside his hotel due to the nationwide curfew, with the threat of arrest for non-compliance.
"If you want to drive anywhere you need permission from the police. Even then, it's only for essential purposes."
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New production of Tchaikovsky's "Eugene Onegin" to stage at Salzburg Festival
The new production of Tchaikovsky's "Eugene Onegin" performed at the Salzburg Festval turned out to be especially gentle, noble and exquisite.
In this production that was first performed July 29, there was love in the orchestra pit, complements of conductor Daniel Barenboim and members of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. Together, they produced close to three hours of passion, tenderness and yearning by combining tremulous strings, longing woodwinds, brazen brass and tempos that swung between breathlessly slow or tragically driven, reflecting the goings-on on stage.
Equally loving were the performances delivered by the principals. Great voices combined with wonderful acting to put as much life as possible into an opera that is slow on action and high on - love.
As often in the Romantic opera genre, "Onegin" is about boy meeting girl. But here, it is a case of love unrequited, at least initially.
The bookish Tatiana falls for the world-weary Onegin who spurns her, flirts with her sister then kills her lover in a duel and disappears - only to return six years later to see Tatiana rich, married and happy. He sees the light but too late for Tatiana who opts to stay with her husband the prince, leaving Onegin crumpled on stage and intoning, "Oh, my miserable fate!"
Tchaikovsy himself fell for his heroine, writing after creating her: "I loved Tatiana" - and Anna Samuil did the role proud.
The Russian soprano pulled out all the stops in Wednesday's performance. Her voice was broad, full-bodied and effortless and was matched by skillful acting that saw her transformed from dreamy countryside bookworm into big-city socialite in the space of three acts.
As Onegin, Peter Mattei was her match. His supple and velvet baritone was a treat, from start to finish, from jaded rake who rejects Tatiana to love-crazed suitor who in turn is rejected by her.
Also strong were Ekaterina Gubanova as Tatiana's kid sister, Olga; Joseph Kaiser as Lenski, her impetuous suitor; Feruccio Furlanetto as Gremin, Tatiana's husband; Emma Sarkissjan as the servant Filipyevna, and Renee Morloc as Larina, the girls' mother. Additionally the Vienna State Opera Choir was at its powerful and tight-knit best.
And while the most creative staging in the world would not be able to make this opera a work of action, director Andrea Breth deserves credit for going as far as possible.
Supported by the lighting mastery of Friedrich Rom, she made great use of the huge rotating and moving stage to present different tableaus at once, allowing the audience simultaneous glimpses of key pieces of the puzzle - Onegin taunting Lenski by flirting with Olga; Tatiana alone and desolate, and in the third piece of the trypdich, the boisterous party that serves as the backdrop for the drama.
No wonder love was not only in the air down in the pit and up on stage, It also suffused the audience, which expressed its emotions with thunderous applause.


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With GateManager >v5 you do not need to setup backup configuration.
When a change is made to the SiteManager configuration, the GateManager server will automatically make a new backup of the configuration.
The GateManager will always store the 3 most recent configurations and overwrite the oldest. If you wish to maintain a particular configuration, you can select the Lock function, which will prevent the configuration from being overwritten.
A useful feature is that you can use the scale symbol to compare differences between two configuration backups.


In a news story Wednesday ('College Protestors Arrested,' page 1), it was incorrectly stated that Christina Prested was a graduate student at University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill due to a reporting error. Prested is a graduate student at Boston University.
In a news story Tuesday ('RIAA case will not stream online,' page 1), it was incorrectly stated that the RIAA could not be reached for comment, despite multiple phone calls due to a reporting error. The RIAA could not be reached for comment. It was also incorrectly stated that the RIAA is suing Joel Tenenbaum. Sony BMG is the plaintiff and is suing Tenenbaum.


Another segment from the home of Hunter. Dougy Fresh, Cowboy, Hunter, and Paulie G (formally known as Pauly G) kick back once again to sample some brews and do what friends do best. . . make fun of each other. They started things off with a Saison from a young brewery in northern Indiana, the Koonzt Lake Brewing Co. then shuffled through some Wisconsin brews including beers from MobCraft Beer, and 3 Sheeps Brewing Company. Hunter's wife gives the boys a history lesson on Iowa, Paulie and Fresh fight over which town is better, Sheboygan or Cheboygan, and there is some creepy van talk as the Pigs gear up for Vannin' 2019.
Special thanks to Cyrus Youngman and the Kingfishers for the use of their tune Life Won't Wait to end tonight's episode. A must-see live show whenever you get the chance.


Simon Stevenson played both in the BDO and in the PDC and in 2014 qualified for the UK Open. He reached the last 32. In 2016 he took part in Qualifying School and secured himself a Tour Card on the first day. Till than he's moving up the rankings by reaching the latter stages of Pro Tour events. Ge qualified for the Players Championship Finals by the Players Championship order of Merit but lost first round to Jelle Klaasen. Stevenson took part in the PDPA World Championship Qualifier and qualified for the Preliminary Round. He'll play against Austrian Zoran Lerchbacher.


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Thomas Baily (ca. 1525, Yorkshire - 7 October 1591, Douai) was an English Catholic clergyman during the Elizabethan persecutions.

Life
Baily was an undergraduate at Clare Hall, Cambridge, where he graduated Bachelor of Arts in 1546. Soon after he became a Fellow of that house and was promoted to the degree of Master of Arts in 1549. In 1554 he was appointed a Proctor and in the following year he subscribed to the Roman Catholic Articles. About November, 1557, he was appointed Master of Clare College and in 1558 received the further degree of Bachelor of Divinity. In the same year, Queen Elizabeth ascended the throne of England, and efforts were made by the Church of England party at Cambridge to gain recruits to its ranks, but Baily refused to conform to Anglicanism. As a consequence, he was deprived of his Mastership. He next visited Louvain, where he remained until 30 January 1576, during the interval receiving the degree of Doctor of Divinity. From Louvain he went to the English College, Douai, at the invitation of William Allen (afterwards Cardinal), during whose absence he usually filled the position of President of the English College, both while it was at Douai and later while it was in Reims. He finally left Reims on 27 January 1589, returning to Douai, where he remained until his death. He was associated with Cardinal Allen in the management of the college, the distribution of the labour being that Allen had charge of the great discipline, Baily of the temporal affairs, and Richard Bristow, another of Allen's collaborators, of the seminarians' studies.

Baily was entombed in the Chapel of St.emma the great within the parish church of St. James at Douai.

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Triathlon number 2 of the Season and it was off on a boat to the Isle of Bute. It was a mini adventure just to get to the start line – with high winds and heavy rain, mixed in with a boat ride (which was not ideal for someone that suffers from sea sickness)!
I had heard lots of great things about this small race from several fellow triathletes. So with my new found plan of trying lots of different races, I thought I would head across to Bute and give it a go.
With the weather in Scotland still on the chilly side, this was another pool swim, followed by a pretty hilly out and back bike ride – where we were tested to the limit by the strong winds. The scenery was beautiful though to make up for the weather and then it was a 3 lap run, with lots of hardy supporters on route to cheer us on.
With a not bad swim, an honest bike and a pleasing run, I managed to get my second win of the year and a cheeky second overall too. Although I was given a beautiful bouquet of flowers and champagne for winning, it was hot chocolates on the ferry on the way home to celebrate!


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New wholesale product catalogue out for Isabella Oliver. Having a distinctive cover can give your brochure real standout and this colorplan candy pink cover has certainly done just that.
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The College is seeking applicants for short-term, fixed-term faculty (.74 FTE or less) for one or more semesters during the upcoming academic year.
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ShareX lets you capture screens/app windows in a number of different shapes with short-cut keys. The app internally uses Greenshot image editor to annotate the images you take. ShareX lets you crop or blur/obfuscate the images, but the really cool feature of ShareX is the ability to automatically upload images to your favourite image host such as Imgur, Flickr, Picassa, Tinypic or Imageshack. You can even use a custom up-loader.
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Hawaiian Electric dropped a bomb that shows how much trouble SunEdison Inc is in right now.
What: Only two days after SunEdison Inc (NASDAQOTH:SUNEQ) stock popped, because hedge funds announced stakes in the company, the stock hit a new 52-week low, dropping as much as 18% in early trading Thursday.
So what: SunEdison announced moves aimed at creating an "asset-light strategy." That included selling a silicon wafer facility in Malaysia, shutting down a polysilicon facility in Texas, and changing the focus of an Oregon facility to "cost effective R&D and technology demonstration center." The moves will result in $437 million in impairment charges for Q4 2015.
Restructuring is probably coming too late for SunEdison and the bigger news of the day is Hawaiian Electric terminating contracts for 148 megawatts of solar because SunEdison missed multiple project deadlines. This is unprecedented in the solar industry, and since these assets were supposed to be sold to D.E. Shaw to reduce debt this could help drive the company to insolvency.
Now what: The odds of SunEdison avoiding bankruptcy get slimmer by the day and this is new evidence that the company isn't even executing on projects it has contracts for. If it can't do that, how can we believe management's plans to sell assets on a time frame and profit level that will avoid bankruptcy. I think SunEdison's days are numbered and even Hawaiian Electric publicly stated the company is in "financial distress." That's not the kind of stock investors should be buying today.


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Purple is tricky. On the one hand, it's such a pretty color, and on the other, it's not the easiest the wear for most people. Worn correctly, purple draws attention in all the right ways; it's majestic. Worn incorrectly, purple can easily take on a childish or inexpensive tone.
There is no one "best" color to wear with purple, especially when taking different skin tones into consideration. It is safe to say, however, that neutrals are your safest bet with purple. Black, white, gray, tan or even a pair of jeans give some space to the intense tone of purple. If you tend to go for lighter shades of purple like lilac, violet or periwinkle, mix with pale neutrals like white, cream or light gray. Black, charcoal and tan set off deeper shades of purple. Stay away from other bright colors to avoid looking like a rainbow and definitely don't go for head-to-toe purple unless it's an evening gown.
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Q: A person unaware his confidence exceeds his talent So, yesterday, I got this text message from my own mother:

Now, after laughing for a good 5 minutes and then racking my brain for half a day, I still don't know how to help my mom insult this guy.
So, what's a good word or pithy phrase which describes:

An adult whose confidence exceeds his talent, but doesn't seem to recognize that.

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And before you question the wisdom of helping her find such a word ... hey, the lady brought me into this world.  I owe her.

A: This would be an example of the Dunning-Kruger effect:

The Dunning–Kruger effect is a cognitive bias wherein unskilled individuals suffer from illusory superiority, mistakenly assessing their ability to be much higher than is accurate. This bias is attributed to a metacognitive inability of the unskilled to recognize their ineptitude. Conversely, highly skilled individuals tend to underestimate their relative competence, erroneously assuming that tasks that are easy for them are also easy for others.

A: A sufferer of Dunning Kruger syndrome.

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For the first time Thursday, Red River competed at UND's High Performance Center (HPC). The Sertoma Club Invitational, typically an outdoor meet, was moved inside and played host to twelve teams for a unique indoor meet that featured a full 100m Dash, 110m Hurdles, and 300m Hurdles. The facility's 300m track also lended itself to a 4×300 and 4×600 Relay, as well as the running of the 1500m and 3000m. As most indoor track facilities have 200m tracks, these events are not usually contested indoors.
Leading the way for the Riders was senior Tyler Burian and sophomore Bryce Enerson. Burian scored 16.5 points and placed individually in the 200 (2nd-22.87-PR) and 100 (3rd-11.45-ties PR). In the 4×300, Burian teamed with Pierson Painter, Stoker Short, and Thomas O'Halloran to place first with a time of 2:28.18. Seeing how this is the first time in school history the event has been run, the result will stand as the school record. Enerson started his day by running a lifetime best of 43.66 in the 300m hurdles and finishing in second place. In the 110m Hurdles, he also placed second (16.35). Placing 6th in the 300 hurdles (45.34) was Dilson Gurung, the 8th grade upstart who continues to impress at the varsity level.
A solid day's work was put in by O'Halloran, who anchored the winning 4×300 team, the 3rd place 4×600 team, as well as placed 4th in the 400 (53.38). Byrne, Cole Stenseth, and Short also ran on the 4×600, which set the bar for all future Rider relay teams at 6:03.36. In the 3000m, Byrne (9:32.03), Stenseth (9:34.21), and Jake Arason (9:49.50) completed a 3-4-5 finish with some excellent tactical running. Sophomore Kaden Rohloff continued to vault well, matching his season best of 12'6 in a runner-up effort. Also placing for the Riders was Marcelles Sartwell (4th-800-2:09.88-season best), Painter (high jump-5th-5'10), Tim Dunham (7th-1500-4:27.89), and Brett Klefstad (shot put-7th-45'7).
In the team race, the Red River Boys placed 4th out of 12 teams with 90 points. West Fargo won the meet (115.5), while Fargo South (100.5) and Fargo North (100) placed 2-3. A big thanks to the Grand Forks Sertoma Club for supplying t-shirts to event winners!
On Saturday evening, RR and GFC met for the Dual, an annual early season meet pitting each school in head to head competition. In this meet, depth is key, as the meet is scored through twelve places instead of the usual eight. For the 10th straight season, the RR boys defeated the GFC boys in the Dual (871-321).
A big highlight of the meet for the coaching staff was the successful running of the 4×300 Relay. The Riders entered 13 teams (52 athletes) in the race. This many athletes competing at once exemplified what makes track and field such a great sport. Stepping out on the track and competing for yourself and your team is not easy and it's something many high school athletes shy away from. It's easy to recognize event winners, but it's also important to remember in this sport that a lot of people competed as hard as they could and improved as an athlete and a person. Keep working hard and you will be rewarded with PR's. Your efforts are appreciated and noticed. The team anxiously awaits warmer weather this week, the pasta feed on Thursday night, and the Davies Eagle Relays on Friday. The meet at Davies is a highlight for many during the season, as the whole meet is scored relay style and features races not usually contested. Red River is the only school to have won this meet in its four-year existence.


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