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Man U beats Chelsea 4-0 to ruin Lampard's EPL coaching debut
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MANCHESTER, England (AP) — Manchester United beat Chelsea 4-0 to ruin Frank Lampard's debut as a Premier League coach in their season-opening game on Sunday. Marcus Rashford scored twice, Anthony Martial grabbed another and substitute Daniel James completed the rout on his debut, but it was also an impressive defensive performance from United with the world's most expensive defender, Harry Maguire, playing his role in keeping the visitors at bay.
Manchester United's Marcus Rashford, right, celebrates with teammates after scoring his sides first goal during the English Premier League soccer match between Manchester United and Chelsea at Old Trafford in Manchester, England, Sunday, Aug. 11, 2019.
Manchester United's Paul Pogba, right, challenges Chelsea's Mateo Kovacic during the English Premier League soccer match between Manchester United and Chelsea at Old Trafford in Manchester, England, Sunday, Aug. 11, 2019.
Manchester United's Harry Maguire controls the ball during the English Premier League soccer match between Manchester United and Chelsea at Old Trafford in Manchester, England, Sunday, Aug. 11, 2019.
Manchester United's Marcus Rashford shoots a penalty kick to score his sides first goal during the English Premier League soccer match between Manchester United and Chelsea at Old Trafford in Manchester, England, Sunday, Aug. 11, 2019.
Maguire, who completed his 80 million pound ($97 million) transfer from Leicester last Monday, was man-of-the-match after playing from the start on his United debut. "It's a great start for myself and obviously the team," Maguire told Sky Sports. "We rode our luck a little bit in the first half. We gave them too many chances and were sloppy on the ball. In the second half we were a lot better."
Aaron Wan-Bissaka also impressed on his debut after playing from the start. "The boys have been working hard and this is just the start," United coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said. Chelsea dominated possession, twice hit the post and had more efforts on goal, but the visitors were picked apart by counterattacks with United midfielder Paul Pogba showing his importance to the side with two assists.
"If you give it to our front three you've always got a chance of scoring because they're so dangerous," Maguire said. Chelsea fans will be left questioning the club's wisdom in allowing center back David Luiz join city rival Arsenal as the transfer window closed.
Tammy Abraham struck the left post early on for Chelsea, which had Mateo Kovacic involved in the thick of the action early on. The Croat also set up Pedro's effort almost straight afterward. Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga easily gathered Martial's effort after the French winger was gifted the ball by defender Kurt Zouma, whose day was about to get worse.
While Chelsea looked confident, the side had a blow when Zouma brought Rashford down with a clumsy challenge in the 17th. Rashford took his time before sending the resulting penalty to the top left corner.
Momentum switched as Chelsea looked rattled by the setback. Martial continued to probe, having a shot blocked after good work from Pogba. The visitors recovered toward the end of the half, when Ross Barkley had an effort saved and Emerson was the next to hit the post.
Chelsea maintained its pressure in the second half, when Emerson drew a smart save from David De Gea. Christian Pulisic came on for his Chelsea debut in the 58th and the American was given a tough welcome to the Premier League when his run was stopped abruptly by Pogba's shoulder.
United defended in numbers, frustrating the visitors' attack, and its second goal started with Maguire at the back after the 26-year-old won the ball from Abraham. Andreas Pereira crossed for Martial to convert from close range in the 65th, and Chelsea was still recovering when Pogba floated the ball over and Rashford went through in the 67th for 3-0.
Pogba set up James to make it 4-0 in the 81st with a deflected shot taking the ball past Kepa. "Four mistakes for the goals, let's get that out straight away because we have to be self-critical about that," said Lampard, who thought the result flattered United. "For 60 minutes we controlled the game."
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Assam: AGP sets up panel on tie-ups, keeps options openhttps://indianexpress.com/elections/assam-elections-agp-sets-up-panel-on-tie-ups-keeps-options-open-5595503/
Assam: AGP sets up panel on tie-ups, keeps options open
"The committee will finalise our election strategy, including an alliance," Atul Bora, AGP president, told The Indian Express. AGP sources said the recommendation by the committee is expected by the first week of March.
Written by Abhishek Saha | Guwahati | Updated: February 22, 2019 12:59:52 am
Will decide ties with BJP after Citizenship bill gets passed in Rajya Sabha, says NPP
AGP threatens to quit alliance in Assam if Citizenship Bill passed
Assam elections 2016: In BJP's rise, a ladder for ally AGP too
Atul Bora, President of Asom Gana Parishad (AGP) addressing a press conference, at AGP party head office in Guwahati. (PTI/File)
HAVING walked out of the ruling BJP alliance in Assam over the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2016, the Asom Gana Parishad (AGP) on Wednesday formed a nine-member committee to look into the prospects of a tie-up for the coming general elections, ruling out neither the BJP nor the Congress as options.
Asked about the possibility of an alliance with the BJP or the Congress, Bora said that he would only speak after the committee's discussions. "The committee will study the BJP's actual position on the Citizenship Bill now, which party will work effectively for implementation of the 1985 Assam Accord, and then come to a conclusion," AGP spokesperson Manoj Saikia said.
Earlier, AGP leader and former Chief Minister Prafulla Mahanta had said there was a "moral problem" aligning with the Congress.
Saying that the party has "never allied" with the Congress, Ramendra Kalita, senior AGP leader said, "The Congress was in power at the Centre for so long but they did not do enough for Assam Accord implementation. People of Assam may not accept our coming together with the Congress… Whichever party ensures the protection of the indigenous people, we are with them."
The AGP has its roots in the Assam Movement, the six-year-long anti-foreigner movement that led to the signing of the historic Assam Accord by the leaders of the agitation with the Rajiv Gandhi government.
In the 2016 elections to the 126-member Assam Assembly, the BJP and AGP had together won 75 seats, with ally Bodoland People's Front picking up another 12. The BJP and AGP had come together with the agenda of overthrowing the Congress government.
In the 2014 general elections, where the AGP fought alone, it drew a blank in the state's 14 LS seats. However, it got around 4 per cent of the vote share. The BJP had won seven seats, with a vote share of around 37%. The AGP and BJP had also fought the 2009 elections together, getting one and four seats respectively.
Addressing a rally in Assam's Lakhimpur on Sunday, BJP national president Amit Shah had said that the citizenship Bill, which has lapsed since it could not be passed in the Rajya Sabha, would be brought again. The AGP is steadfastly opposed to the Bill.
BJP leaders in Assam denied any backchannel talks with the AGP, though adding that "the central leadership will take the final call". BJP state vice-president Taufiqure Rahman said, "The state unit stands by its decision to not talk with the AGP as of now. We are quite comfortable contesting the elections alone."
Congress Legislature Party leader in Assam Debabrata Saikia said, "For the AGP to keep the Bill away, there are two ways — contest alone, or join an anti-BJP alliance… We would like to have them as an ally."
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2 Saugata Roy: 'No issues being on same platform as Congress… All united against BJP'
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All of this belonged to my mother who passed away in December. I'd keep it and continue to use it but I just don't have the space. She took exceptional care of her stuff. It's all very clean and in good working order.
I'm asking $400. Seems like a fair price for all of this.
I'm not interested in trades for anything. Please don't ask.
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Q: How to move dialog boxes of MFC project I have made some changes in one version of MFC base code but now I want to copy a part of that changes including some dialog boxes to another project. Dialog boxes can be copied as it is to the new MFC project. but I could not find any file related to dialog boxes on cpp and header files are there . Please let me know is there a way to copy dialog boxes from one MFC project to another
Thanks

A: What you're probably looking for are the automatically generated and handled resource files like resource.h, resource.rc and friends. You can read more about them here: How to: Copy Resources and more in general here Resource Files (Visual Studio).
While it's possible to open these files in Visual Studios' Resource View, they can be opened and viewed as Text as well; even in Visual Studio as long as the resource view is not currently open, but VS will tell you if that's the case.
Now MFC dialogs reference their used dialog template resource through an enum named IDD which is defined in the dialog's header file, f.e.
class CTest : public CDialog { /*...*/  enum { IDD = IDD_TEST_DIALOG }; }

so almost all you maybe have to do is to search for the specified resource id, look it up in the/one .rc-file and copy the needed parts (header + everything from BEGIN to END) over to your new project.
As a second step then, you need to define unique values for all the resource id's which are used in that dialog (but not for common ones like IDOK though). This is usually done in resource.h:
#define IDD_TEST_DIALOG               142

so you have to copy all definitions which are used in your specific dialog to the target resource.h as well and make sure that there are no duplicate numbers.
Please keep also in mind that there might exist multiple files which contain resources and some might be part of other projects resource only dll's f.e..

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Weapons Education Forums > Main Forums > Gun Laws & The Second Amendment > So how are you supposed to get your gun out of NY?
View Full Version : So how are you supposed to get your gun out of NY?
I think most of you would agree with me that NY guns laws are insane but, someone I know is planning to attend a Sig Sauer Academy class and then work his way down southward visiting attractions on his way and then fly out of NYCity. He will obviously have his Sig Sauers with him, as prescribed by laws of many Northeastern states the guns will be locked up while in his car but, how does he get them on the plane legally? Is he going to have to ship from a UPS location?
Don't go to NY. Problem solved.
This question took a long time to get an answer, but for future reference...if you bring a handgun into NY without a NY permit or into NYC without an NYC permit you have committed a crime and you will be charged. If you take the weapon to the airport to check in for a flight, you will be arrested. If you have it locked in the trunk of your car and it is discovered, you will be arrested. If you have permits in 49 states, 67 countries, and Jesus loves you, but you don't have a NY permit for your handgun, you will be arrested.
If you are attending a sanctioned firearm related event such as a competition in NY you might get a letter from the AG to authorize the transport, but few if any are held in NY precisely because you will likely be arrested.
The best way to avoid being arrested it to leave your weapon outside NY. If you have to enter NY, leave the weapon with an FFL BEFORE you enter the state, and pick it up after you leave the state, or better yet, have they FFL ship the weapon to an FFL at your home.
DO NOT bring a weapon into NY.
And what happens if you are legally transporting your weapon on a flight that is diverted to NY, and you have to re-board or change airlines to continue on to your destination? I vaguely recall an incident similar to this happening a few years ago, but I'm not positive.
The moment the firearm enters your possession, you do the monopoly thing - go to jail, go directly to jail, do not pass GO, do not collect $200 - in fact you can plan on spending thousands.
If the firearm is properly loaded into baggage, and it stays there, you are OK. If your baggage is returned to you, even to take it to another flight, you've got problems. When you try to check in you must declare the firearm. When you do that, the check-in agent will call the police, and you are tagged. It has happened. A lot.
If you have it properly locked in the trunk of your car to transport through NY, and you don't stop in NY, you are OK (just hope you don't get pulled over and searched). But, if you stop at a hotel, a friend or relative, and you're are caught, you are done.
Now, to be fair, not every officer you meet will hook you up just because you are transporting a firearm as long as you are doing so legally. However, some places, NYC in particular, have a zero tolerance policy - which means they don't even tolerate U.S. federal law which allows you to transport. They might not win the case in court, but they will put you through hell, confiscate your weapon, ignore court orders to return it upon resolution of the case, and force you to sue them, at a cost much higher than the value of most firearms before they give it back. Then, when you take possession of it, they will likely arrest you for possessing it (just kidding - they won't give it to you).
And note - I'm referring to handguns or long guns that are prohibited or regulated. Unregulated long guns are not as big a problem. Unfortunately, if we don't kick their commie asses in court, the list of regulated arms is going to grow until it includes everything - even your kid's super-soaker.
And if NY succeeds in squashing the 2nd amendment, you can bet the attack will be coming to your state because the Constitution hating, freedom hating, government must control everything crowd is already skulking around your state, lurking in dark corners, hiding behind filthy dumpsters, just waiting to jump out and destroy everything our founders held sacred.


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The Vagina Monologues is simultaneously powerful and pretentious
By Meredith J. Cooper
HER VAGINA IS PISSED OFF
Barrie Brown rants about all of the ways—thong underwear, tampons and those cold, metal "duck lips" at the doctor's office—in which society wages war upon women in "My Angry Vagina."
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The Vagina Monologues is one of those plays that elicit strong reactions from their audiences. It's been performed by the likes of Whoopi Goldberg and Jane Fonda. Translations have found their way to Indonesia, Russia and Ecuador. It's been heralded for its encouragement of women to be proud of who they are, and criticized for setting back the feminist movement by highlighting women's sexuality. It's been called revolutionary as well as biased against male-female relationships.
The Associated Students' Women's Center presented the play at Chico State last weekend (Feb. 2-3). The last of the three shows was packed—more than 500 in the audience, most of them women, by the count of narrator Chris Jackson, who has been involved for five of the seven years the play has been performed in Chico. It applies to everyone, she explained—either as an owner/operator, willing participant or innocent bystander.
Some will be shocked to hear that this was the first time I'd seen the play, which made its debut 11 years ago by the now-famous Eve Ensler, who penned it based on conversations with hundreds of women. My feelings on the performance were mixed. The actresses shouldn't take this to heart. They were wonderful. I particularly enjoyed—and I think the rest of the audience would agree—Barrie Brown's performance of "My Angry Vagina" and Christine Fulton's "The Woman Who Loved to Make Vaginas Happy."
You see, my opinion is rooted more in the content than the performance. On the one hand, it's empowering to women. It celebrates the essence of femininity and offers a forum in which typically taboo topics are explored. Nothing here is off limits (or sacred, apparently), with monologues or discussions ranging from hair, smell, periods and "vagina workshops" to sex, orgasms and rape.
"It's really empowering to have a voice and to give a voice to those who might not have had the courage to talk about these things," said Vanessa Ceccarelli, the show's assistant director. "It's a discovery of sexuality instead of trying to hide it, which our society sometimes tries to do. All women should appreciate their vaginas."
The play also served as a launching pad for the V-Day Initiative, which aims to stop violence against women, like the particularly brutal rape described in "My Vagina Was My Village." (The "V" in V-Day stands for Valentine, vagina and victory.) The proceeds from Chico State's shows, for instance, went to the A.S. Women's Center, the Chico Peace & Justice Center, Rape Crisis and the Stonewall Alliance. Performances similar to Chico State's are being held on campuses all over the country, most of them also benefiting women's groups.
On the other hand, The Vagina Monologues is in the same breath unashamedly frank and poetically pretentious. It goes above and beyond the love yourself/ love your body mantra. For example, three women, sitting around a table, discuss a topic—in one scene it's "What does your vagina smell like?" and in another they ask, "If your vagina got dressed, what would it wear?" Other scenes depict women who proclaim that they are their vaginas—that they live through their vaginas. Some might find these explorations profound. But, however comfortable I might be with it, I am not my vagina.
Likewise, Ensler has been extremely successful in encouraging women to speak out and not be ashamed of their vaginas. Wonderful. But there's a big difference between being ashamed and simply wanting to keep privates private—and where each of us falls in those categories is obviously going to be different.
There are, absurd profundities and personal politics aside, many topics in the play that everyone can identify with in some way or another. And by watching and listening to the audience's reactions in the BMU, it was obvious that Ensler's play still strikes a chord.
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## How

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This will provide a very long stack trace, if you are not interested in
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Meogames may be a newcomer of sorts in the mobile game space, but their new iOS title, Champion Eleven, has been a solid debut thus far. It is one of many soccer management games which you can download for your iPhone or iPad, and we do admit the genre is getting a bit crowded, but fortunately, the folks behind the game have done their part to make it feel as unique as possible, with enough twists and special features to set it apart from the competition. The game allows you to run your own FIFPro-licensed team, which means real-life players for your fictional, self-named team, and manage your team as you watch the game play out, choosing tactics and making substitutions as needed. The game's description also bills this game as a "play it your way title," meaning you can achieve success in more ways than one, may it be in terms of finances, fan base, or your win-loss record.
Regardless of which way you wish to play, there are many aspects of the game that need to be mastered, which is why we're back with a second Champion Eleven strategy guide, this time focusing on tips for intermediate players. Keep on reading as we talk you through some of the other features you will be unlocking as you continue leveling up and adding players to your team! You'll need them if you're looking to become an expert at this game.
After you make it to player level 7, the next mode that will be unlocked is the Ranking Match mode, which is where you can finally take on live, human players. One good thing about this mode is that there's no shortage of human players, and the matchmaking system shouldn't take too long to find someone for your team to face up against. Ideally, you will be paired against a team whose statistical rating is similar to yours, but you may notice there will be times when you will be up against substantially better, more talented teams. Still, those matches aren't impossible to win, provided you do the right things — choosing the right tactics, fielding the right players, and not fatiguing your best players by playing too many matches! Remember that fatigued and/or demoralized players take a statistical hit, and you wouldn't want that to happen to most of your top players, because there are higher stakes when it comes to ranking matches! For example, the daily reward is 100 Fame (which we hope to cover in our advanced guide) and 50 Tokens, while the season rewards are as high as 1,000 Fame and 80 Tokens — that's a lot of resources to help you improve your team! Read on for more specific tips for Ranking Match play.
Before that, however, we should also inform you at this point that you do not have the option to speed up Ranking Matches. This is good, because you have more time to substitute players or change tactics, but might take some time to getting used to if you're the type of player who always switches to 2x when playing League matches.
2. What Tactics Are Best To Use For Ranking Matches?
When it comes to choosing tactics, it will often depend on your play style, but there are some tactics to employ that work better than others depending on the situation. For example, you'll want to employ a pressing defense — that's the High Stress tactic, to be specific — if you're trailing. Likewise, a Fast Counter offense works best if you're trying to come from behind, while using Short Pass is a good idea if you're ahead, as you'll want to play it safe and protect that lead.
Take note that these tips apply to just about any other mode in Champion Eleven, but more so than in League mode when you're playing Ranking Matches. We recommend using League mode to get a feel for new formations and tactics you haven't tried yet, but don't experiment too much, as winning League matches can still help you level up!
Given the stakes we mentioned earlier, we would recommend that you do not play too many League games before playing Ranking Matches. But if you really should play League games — these are, after all, worth a few experience points that could still help you in leveling up — we recommend that you manually adjust your lineup in such a way that you're fielding your second unit for those matches. League play is easier than Ranking Match play, because one, you're up against AI teams, and two, AI teams' stats are generally worse than yours. Much worse, in fact, when it comes to the leagues you may be playing in at this point.
A killer schedule could take its toll on any soccer team — they'll be playing off-form soon enough if you overexpose them and play them in so many consecutive matches. That also applies in Champion Eleven, so learn how to rein it in, even if this is quite an enjoyable game, especially once PvP play becomes available.
We did tease this in our Champion Eleven beginner's guide, so pay close attention if you opened up a player pack, only to get a player who's already on your team.
Sooner or later, you will encounter your fair share of duplicate players, and you may notice that you won't be able to field two of the same player at the same time — in the interest of realism, this is definitely understandable. But those duplicate players shouldn't, and actually won't, go to waste, as you can take two of the same player and develop them. Go to the Players menu then tap on the barbell icon — this will show you a list of players whom you have duplicates for, and once you select one of those players (by tapping on both the actual player and his duplicate), the game will ask you whether you want to develop them or not. You'll have to pay some cash for this, but that shouldn't be a problem, at least at first.
At this point, you'll find out that successfully developing a player is not an automatic guarantee. Take a look at the Chance of Success, which will show you the chances of the development working out favorably, and the Demotion Probability, which shows you how likely a player will be ranked down instead of ranked up. The game will also warn you that demotion failure at level 8 or higher will result in your player's rank going back to its default +1 rating! Keep all of this in mind before you push forward with the development process, because it won't be as easy or as straightforward as it seems at first.
Although Champion Eleven has a more in-depth transfer market available once you reach level 12 in the game, you can still transfer players by clicking on the Transfer button below the Develop button in the Players menu. You won't receive that much cash by selling players via this method, but you can get some EXP to help you level up, and that's never a bad thing. Just tap on the players you wish to sell off via quick transfer — you will need to choose at least two — and you're all good to go.
6. What Does Restoring A Player Do?
Unfortunately, it's not what you might have hoped it is. The Restore button is the bottom-most one on the right side of the Players menu, and by tapping on this, you will get to restore players, but that does not mean restoring them to their peak rating, unfortunately. What you're essentially doing here is taking back the EXP that the game had applied to them, and transforming that EXP into an EXP Card. That's going to result in a lower rating for the restored player, but the upside of this is that you can use those EXP cards on your best players, allowing them to level up faster than your less talented players! Obviously, this would mean you should focus your restoration efforts on the lesser lights of your team, and apply the EXP, just as we had said, on your top guys.
7. A Starter Pack For A Dollar?
Since the game's last update, we've seen some deals pop up after Champion Eleven introduction screen, and while not all of them are affordable, the game is offering a rather bare bones Starter Pack, which is 200 Tokens and one Diego Costa player pack. Currently, this pack is priced at $0.99 USD, or its equivalent in local currency, and if you think of the 200 Tokens, that's a pretty good deal if you're willing to pay some money (and hopefully just some of your real money) to improve your chances of breezing through this game from strength to strength. The player pack is a nice addition as well, so there's also that to consider. Of course, buying the Starter Pack is merely optional, and we believe you'll still have a pretty good chance of making good progress game, provided you're patient enough, even if you don't pay real money for anything in the in-game shop or outside of it.
8. Should You Get A New Team?
Before we proceed any further, take note that "new team" does not refer to a second club in Champion Eleven. Instead, the "teams" here are the ones you can access in the Club menu, and these are the ones that work on the improvements on your different buildings. Should you invest 200 Tokens — and yes, that is a lot of tokens, unless you're loaded on them — on buying a new team of workers so that you can work on two buildings at the same time?
As we hinted in the first paragraph, buying a second team is best recommended if you've got a ton of Tokens on hand, with 200 being a mere drop in the water compared to what you currently have. We'd say this would be a good move if you've accumulated about a thousand Tokens thus far. Otherwise, being patient is the name of the game when it comes to your building upgrades. Do not spend Tokens to speed up the upgrading process, and don't be tempted to blow 200 of them right away so that you can have two teams working on two buildings at the same time.
Once you reach level 8, you will unlock the ability to edit the pre-existing tactics that come with Champion Eleven, or create your own. We would like to call this one of this game's more unique or unusual features, as it isn't everyday that you see a mobile soccer management game where you can edit or create tactics and go beyond the stock strategies that come prepackaged with the game. You can access this feature by going to the Formations menu, then tapping on the button with X's and O's on the right side of your screen. From there, you can edit how each player on the field would move when employing that strategy; tap on a given area on the field and choose from the options in the drop-down menu. For example, if you tap on the opponent's goal, you can choose from Drible In, Zig-zag Forward, or Take Shot Chance, and if you tap on the midfield, your options will be To Left, To Right, and Pass Forward.
Do we recommend using this feature? Well, if you're the type of player who loves to experiment, you can go ahead and give it a shot — any changes you make will allow the tactic to be saved under Custom, so you need not worry about making any unwanted changes to a stock tactic. Having only one custom slot each for offense and defense may seem limiting, but at least it keeps things simple enough for anyone who isn't used to having such a feature available at their disposal!


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Ulliyeri es una ciudad censal situada en el distrito de Kozhikode en el estado de Kerala (India). Su población es de 32509 habitantes (2011). Se encuentra a 22 km de Kozhikode.

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Según el censo de 2011 la población de Ulliyeri era de 32509 habitantes, de los cuales 15285 eran hombres y 17224 eran mujeres. Ulliyeri tiene una tasa media de alfabetización del 94,31%, superior a la media estatal del 94%: la alfabetización masculina es del 97,63%, y la alfabetización femenina del 91,39%.

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I'll start todays post with a little apology for my absence recently... things have gotten a little hectic with one thing or another.
Those of you that have read my older posts will know I like to do a full posts on each Beauty Box for each month but i've had two boxes recently and havent been able to sit down to take my photos etc so I just wanted to make this post before I get too far behind to link my You Tube videos for each box so you can see what I got and equally - what I thought of them.
I'll be back to normal with my usual posts as of tomorrow !! I have loads of new products to show you !!


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Home / Calendar / 2013 Society Calendar – "100 Years Ago 1913-2013: New York Legal History Snapshots"
2013 Society Calendar – "100 Years Ago 1913-2013: New York Legal History Snapshots"
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1913 was an epochal year for the women's suffrage movement. On the day before Woodrow Wilson's Presidential inauguration, the Capitol was overflowing with visitors. But before Wilson took center stage, the crowds were drawn to a demonstration by the National American Woman Suffrage Association (NAWSA ) of 5,000 women marching down Pennsylvania Avenue.
Later in 1913, The New York Times reported that 10,000 marchers formed a suffrage line on Fifth Avenue in New York, "striking in color scheme" as large crowds of onlookers watched them pass "in orderly ranks." See The New York Times, May 4, 1913, "10,000 Marching in Suffrage Line."
That same year, Alice Paul (1885-1977) and Lucy Burns (1879-1966) formed the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage. By that time, the great majority of states had admitted women into the practice of law, the first having been Iowa in 1869. New York admitted Kate Stoneman to practice in 1886.
The suffrage movement succeeded nationally in 1920 with the passage of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which provided: "The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of sex."
New York granted women the right to vote in 1917. A number of western states were first to grant the right, several even before 1900.
Official Program Woman Suffrage Procession, Washington, D.C. March 3, 1913, Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, LC-DIG-ppmsca-12512
The smoking- jacketed gentleman is reading an unidentified book. If he was seeking to be up to the moment in the law, he would be perusing 208, 209, or 210 N.Y., the volumes that spanned the year 1913. Like today, news from the courts would occasionally be of interest to the press.
One of the few times the New York Court of Appeals appeared prominently in the news – and perhaps the lengthiest and most colorful treatment that year – was in a December 14, 1913 article in The New York Times carrying the headline: "Blames the Judges for the Billboards."
The article reported on a talk by Raymond B. Fosdick, a prominent New York figure, at the City Club, castigating the Court for allowing "hideous sky signs on three sides" of the New York Public Library, Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street. The article did not mention the case, but it would have been People ex rel. M. Wineburgh Advertising Co. v. Murphy, 195 N.Y. 126 (1909), in which a unanimous court upheld the right to display "sky signs" on the roofs of buildings for the display of advertising so long as they don't impact public health, morals or safety:
"An ordinance which purports to legislate for public safety must tend in some appreciable way to that end. Unless there is a substantial connection between the assumed purpose of the ordinance and the end to be accomplished, such ordinance is unenforceable."
Mr. Fosdick would not be thrilled by Times Square.
J.C. Leyendecker, "Men Reading," Arrow Collar Advertisement, 1912, location unknown
J.C. Leyendecker, Arrow Collar Advertisement, 1916, location unknown
The 1913 Red Book lists all of the County District Attorneys for that year. Several went on to further prominence, including:
John C. Crapser of St. Lawrence County, served as a Justice of the Appellate Division
Edward A. Conger of Dutchess County, appointed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt to the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York
Charles S. Whitman of New York County, served as New York's 41st Governor from 1915-1918
Rollin B. Sanford of Albany, served as a member of the United States Congress from 1915-1921
George H. Bond of Onondaga County, served as President of the New York State Bar Association in 1938
There were no women on the 1913 list, but one merits high mention. Eunice Hunton Carter was 14 years old that year. Men continued to dominate this office up through the 1930's, and it was into that world that Eunice Hunton Carter began to make her mark. She was a pioneer as an African – American woman, the first female assistant district attorney in New York, serving on District Attorney Thomas Dewey's staff in 1936. Notably, she assisted in the prosecution of Charles "Lucky" Luciano. Her grandson is Stephen L. Carter, Yale law School professor and novelist.
The office of District Attorney in New York had its statutory origins with the creation of "districts" for assistant attorneys general (L. 1796, ch 8). In 1801, the legislature created the office of "District Attorney" to correspond to certain enumerated districts comprised of several counties. The district system continued until 1818 when the Legislature provided for the appointment of a District Attorney for each county (.L 1818, ch 283). With the Constitution of 1846, District Attorneys were elected by County.
Murlin, Edgar L. The New York Red Book, at 700 (J.B. Lyon Company, Albany, 1913)
Eunice Hunton Carter, 1935
Alfred Emanuel "Al" Smith (1873-1944) was four-time Governor of New York and, in 1928, the nation's first Roman Catholic presidential candidate as the Democratic Party nominee.
After serving a term as Governor from 1919-1920, Smith was re-nominated in 1920, but ran unsuccessfully against Republican Nathan L. Miller, former Judge of the New York Court of Appeals. This was followed by three successful runs for Governor from 1923 through 1928, when he accepted the Democratic Party nominee for President. He lost by a wide margin to Republican Herbert Hoover.
As shown here in 1913, Smith was Speaker of the New York State Assembly, having been elected to the Assembly in 1903. He served as vice chairman of the commission appointed to investigate factory conditions after many workers died in the 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire. He crusaded for improved workplace conditions and corrective legislation. The 1913 Red Book also pictures six of Smith's colleagues in the Legislature, including a youthful Franklin Delano Roosevelt (then a New York State Senator), who 19 years later defeated Smith for the Democratic party nomination for President.
Murlin, Edgar L. The New York Red Book, at 64 & 116 (J.B. Lyon Company, Albany, 1913)
Thomas Carmody (1859-1922) was New York's Attorney General in 1913, having been nominated and elected along with William Sulzer, as Governor, and Martin Glynn, Lieutenant Governor, all Democrats. When Sulzer was impeached by the Assembly (See August), a dispute ensued in which Glynn claimed the governorship while Sulzer refused to yield the office. The decision fell to Carmody who rendered his opinion: "GLYNN GOVERNOR SAYS CARMODY," shouted a headline in the New York Sun on August 19, 1913. Carmody ruled Sulzer's impeachment legal, finding Glynn to be acting Governor until after Sulzer's trial. Defying this ruling, both Sulzer and Glynn professed to be Governor. In one odd moment, Sulzer held a meeting of the Board of Trustees of Public Buildings all by himself, as Glynn signed extradition papers.
An August 21, 1913 article in a newspaper with the felicitous name of The Eugene Twice-A-Week Guard, quoted President Woodrow Wilson as saying that he would stay out of the dispute, as it was not the business of the United States government. Glynn and the Assembly eventually prevailed, and Sulzer was removed from office in October 1913.
Despite the level of interest in the Sulzer impeachment case, the press carried vastly more coverage relating to the escape of Harry K. Thaw (See June).
Murlin, Edgar L. The New York Red Book, at 64 (J.B. Lyon Company, Albany, 1913)
Carmody, Thomas: New York State Attorney General (1911-1914). Courtesy New York State Attorney General's Office. Portrait hangs in the Attorney General's office at the State Capitol.
In 1913 Harry Kendall Thaw escaped from the Matteawan State Hospital for the Criminally Insane where he was confined for having shot and killed Stanford White, resulting in "The Trial of the Century," a decade long media frenzy featuring sex, seduction, jealousy, glamour, and obsession in the lives of the rich and famous.
Stanford White (1853–1906) was one of America's most prominent architects. He designed many important private residences and public structures, including the Washington Square Arch, the First Bowery Savings Bank, the Century Club, and Madison Square Garden – where on June 25, 1906 he was killed by Thaw, the wayward son of Pittsburgh tycoon William Thaw.
The case attracted boundless national attention. At the center of it was Harry Thaw's beautiful wife, Evelyn Nesbit, "The Girl in the Red Velvet Swing," who as a 16 year old artist's model had been Stanford White's mistress before she married Thaw in 1905. Thaw's obsession with Evelyn prompted his killing White.
Thaw, still very much in the headlines, bribed a guard at Matteawan, escaped to Quebec, and was found in New Hampshire. See Matter of Thaw, 167 A.D. 104 (1st Dept. 1915), creating another round of media excitement. After extradition, a jury adjudged him sane and he was released. See People ex rel. Woodbury v. Hendrick, 215 N.Y. 339 (1915). Thaw went on to live a life of recklessness and profligacy, having declared the killing a "noble act" and that under the same circumstances "I'd kill him tomorrow." See his obituary in The New York Times, February 23, 1947.
New York American, June 26, 1906, front page
In 1913 the Court of Appeals sat in the State Capitol. Four years later, the Court moved into the old State House at 20 Eagle Street where it has since remained. The Henry Hobson Richardson (1838-1886). Courtroom was transported there piece by piece and is still the heart of the building.
The Court of Appeals was established in 1847 but its origins can be traced back to pre-revolutionary times. Reorganized under the Constitution of 1870, the Court heard its first appeal on July 5, 1870 in the Senate Chamber of the Capitol. The Court continued in that building, without a courtroom of its own, awaiting completion of the new courtroom designed by Richardson on the third floor of the new Capitol. It held its first session in that courtroom on January 14, 1884.
See "There Shall be a Court of Appeal…", 150th Anniversary of the Court of Appeals of the State of New York by Chief Judge Judith S. Kaye and Frances Murray, at 26-31 (1997)
Albert M. Rosenblatt, The Judges of the New York Court of Appeals,(2007) p. xxxiii-xxxvii.
Old State House at 20 Eagle Street, Souvenir Post Card Co., New York and Berlin
Richardson Courtroom, New York State Court of Appeals, 1917. Courtesy New York State Court of Appeals
On August 13, 1913, the New York State Assembly voted to impeach Governor William Sulzer by a vote of 79 to 45. He was the only New York Governor ever to be impeached. See the article by John Dunne "The Impeachment of Governor William Sulzer," in the Society's periodical Judicial Notice, Issue 6, January 2009. It can be found on our website.
Sulzer's trial before the Impeachment Court began in Albany on September 18th of that year, with the eminent Louis Marshall (1856-1929) heading his defense team. Dismissive of the charges as fraudulent and politically motivated, Sulzer refused to testify in his own defense. The Court found him guilty of filing a false report with the Secretary of State concerning his campaign contributions, committing perjury, and advising another person to commit perjury before an Assembly committee. On October 17th, Sulzer was removed from office and succeeded by Lt. Gov. Martin H. Glynn. See People ex rel. Sulzer v. Sohmer, 211 N.Y. 565 (1914); See also, "Lawyers Fight Sulzer Case on Money Charges," The New York Times, Oct. 10, 1913, front page.
A month after his removal, Sulzer wrote an article in the November 27, 1913 issue of Leslie's Illustrated Weekly Newspaper (shown here) entitled "What's the Matter with Tammany."
Sulzer recovered politically to some extent and won election as an independent to the New York State Assembly on November 4, 1913. Sulzer then ran as the Prohibition and American Parties' candidate for Governor in 1914. In 1916 he declined the American Party nomination for President of the United States.
Murlin, Edgar L. The New York Red Book, frontispiece (J.B. Lyon Company, Albany, 1913)
Leslie's Illustrated Weekly Newspaper, November 27, 1913, cover "What's the Matter with Tammany?"
Is there anything more idyllic than the 1913 Pierce Arrow or the Packard of the same year? The advertisements evoke sheer elegance for the town and the city.
At the beginning of the 20th century, the automobile did not yet dominate traffic accident cases. Most involved street car and trolley mishaps. The first mention of an automobile in a reported New York decision was in Bittner v. Crosstown S. R. Co., 153 N.Y. 76 (1897), in which the Court referred to a car and motorman, but in the headnote the sophisticated reporter called it an automobile.
The first use of the word automobile by a New York court was in Mason v. West, 61 A.D. 40 (4TH Dept. 1901), in which Judge Alfred Spring, writing for the Appellate Division Fourth Department, revealed that in the City of Rochester, the defendant, "…owned an automobile of somewhat crude and unusual construction and propelled by steam generated by a gasoline burner."
The testimony of the plaintiffs tended to show that the carriage gave forth a loud puffing noise and could be heard for two blocks; that the odor was pronounced; that as the carriage ran along there was a humming sound from its engine; that steam or smoke issued from the exhaust, and that teams had been frightened by it; that at the time of this accident it was passing the plaintiffs' horse at the speed of ten or twelve miles an hour, and did not slacken until the horse became frightened.
It was not long before automobile cases became pervasive. A computer search reveals that by the end of 1913 the word automobile appears in 416 cases.
J.C. Leyendecker, Pierce Arrow advertisement, 1913, location unknown
Louis Fancher, Packard "38" Imperial Coupé advertisement, 1913, location unknown
In 1913 ten Judges sat on the bench of the New York Court of Appeals.
In 1899 a constitutional amendment authorized the Governor, at the request of the Court, to assign up to four Supreme Court Justices to serve on the Court until its backlog fell below 200 cases. From 1900 to 1923, the year the Court's calendar became current, the Court's membership varied from seven to ten, with seven sitting at a time.
Shown are:
Chief Judge Edgar Montgomery Cullen (1843-1922)
and Associate Judges:
John Clinton Gray (1843-1915)
William Edward Werner (1855-1916)
Willard Bartlett (1846-1925)
Frank Harris Hiscock (1856-1946)
Emory Albert Chase (1854-1921)
Frederick Collin (1850-1939)
William Herman Cuddeback (1852-1919)
John W. Hogan (1853-1926)
Nathan Louis Miller (1868-1953)
On November 4, 1913, by constitutional amendment, New York adopted workers compensation (N.Y. Const. art. I, § 19 (current version at N.Y. Const. art. I, § 18). Two years earlier in Ives v. South Buffalo Ry. Co., 201 N.Y. 271 (1911), the Court of Appeals had declared the workers compensation statute unconstitutional. The statute had been enacted by the legislature in 1910 (L 1910, ch 674; consolidated under article 14-a of the Labor Law), modeled on the English Workmen's Compensation Act of 1897. The Court left no doubt where it stood on the concept of liability without fault:
The statute, judged by our common-law standards, is plainly revolutionary….
We conclude…that in its basic and vital features the right given to the employee by this statute, does not preserve to the employer the "due process" of law guaranteed by the Constitutions, for it authorizes the taking of the employer's property without his consent and without his fault
Following the 1913 constitutional amendment, the Court reconsidered the matter and in an opinion by Judge Nathan Miller upheld the statute against a 14th amendment due process challenge. Matter of Jensen v. Southern Pac. Co., 215 N.Y. 514 (1915). See also Matter of White v. New York Cent. & Hudson Riv. RR Co., 216 N.Y. 653 (1915).
The New York Herald, March 26, 1911, front page
City Tunnel, Shaft 20. … Contract 67. June 11, 1913, Science, Industry & Business Library, The New York Public Library, Astor, Lenox and Tilden Foundations
In this image from the 1913 volume of the Red Book we see State Reporter J. Newton Fiero with Miscellaneous Reporter Joseph A. Lawson and Supreme Court Reporter J. B. Fisher. Fiero was the seventeenth official Reporter of New York. From 1895 to 1924 he served as the Dean of Albany Law School, the longest term in the school's history. In 1909, while at Albany Law School, Dean Fiero was appointed State Reporter, publishing 63 volumes of the New York Reports. See Gary D. Spivey, "But How Are Their Decisions to be Known ?": Celebrating 200 Years of New York State Official Law Reporting (2004). See also John H. Moore, One Hundred Fifty Years of Official Law Reporting and the Courts in New York (6 Syracuse L. Rev 273 (1955)).
Additionally, Fiero is credited with implementing the formation of the State Board of Law Examiners, and creating a uniform system for the examination of applicants to the bar. Shown here from a 1913 photo is William P. Goodelle, head of the Board of Law Examiners, with Board members Frank S. Smith and Franklin M. Danaher.
Then as now, the Board operates under the auspices of the New York Court of Appeals and is responsible for administering the bar examination to candidates seeking admission to practice. Currently it has five members. The Board has been in existence for over a century, having been created by the Legislature in 1894.
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This is a wonderful and charming visual storytelling site on Instagram by London photographer Zoë Timmers. The visual attraction of the vinyl albums helps to tell the story and the love for the jazz heritage. Their challenge is to get the essence of a piece of music across in 15 seconds.
Great 'Music Thinking' learning for all of us!
Zoë's father has worked in the music industry most of his life and fell in love with jazz early on. Zoë takes all the photos, and her dad writes the captions after their conversations about which records to feature in what order. Zoë publishes to Instagram, and her dad responds in comments.
Hope this will inspire more people to share their musical stories!
This is a picture from approx. eight years ago. There should be more.


and the traditions we held so dear...... will never fade.
This is a great web site.!Created by alumnus Richard Trudeau who has added classic rock and roll of the period, great photography and a lot of love. Here we show the yearbook which you can browse through using the VCR control of just enjoy the music and the show. Click here to see GREAT slide shows with great music that will make you smile! The slide shows where created with StillMotion Pro. Either PE or Pro can produce any of these shows.


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Edward "Teddy" Mayer: 1935-2009
Former McLaren boss American Teddy Mayer has died this week leaving Formula 1 to mourn the loss of a truly great gentleman. Orchestrating the efforts of McLaren after Bruce's death and taking James Hunt to a title is no small feat. He later joined Penske in CART and remained a consultant until 2007. Teddy will be missed.
Ron Dennis said:
"Teddy was one of motor racing's few truly great men," said Dennis.
"As far as I and all at McLaren are concerned, he has particular importance, on account of the fact that in 1963 he was part of the very small team of talented enthusiasts who, alongside Bruce McLaren, founded Bruce McLaren Motor Racing Ltd.
"Bruce died tragically young in 1970, having won grands prix but no world championships with his fledgling team, but when I bought into the team in 1980 Teddy had built on the foundations laid by Bruce, Tyler Alexander and himself and had already achieved a lot – two Formula One world championships with Emerson Fittipaldi and James Hunt, as well as huge success in the States.
"Those fantastic cars – the magnificent McLaren Can-Am cars driven by Denny Hulme and Bruce himself and the superb McLaren CART cars driven by guys like Johnny Rutherford, as well as James's and Emerson's iconic McLaren M23 Formula 1 cars – grace the boulevard reception area of the McLaren Technology Centre today."
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Zeiger, Roni F.. "Obstruction of Small Intestine." Diagnosaurus, 4th ed., McGraw-Hill Education, 2014. Medicine Central, im.unboundmedicine.com/medicine/view/Diagnosaurus/114486/all/Obstruction_of_small_intestine.
Zeiger RF. Obstruction of small intestine. Diagnosaurus. 4th ed. McGraw-Hill Education; 2014. https://im.unboundmedicine.com/medicine/view/Diagnosaurus/114486/all/Obstruction_of_small_intestine. Accessed April 19, 2019.
Zeiger RF. Obstruction of Small Intestine [Internet]. In: Diagnosaurus. McGraw-Hill Education; 2014. [cited 2019 April 19]. Available from: https://im.unboundmedicine.com/medicine/view/Diagnosaurus/114486/all/Obstruction_of_small_intestine.


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      Iterator

        The function output iterator adaptor makes it easier to create custom output
        iterators. The adaptor takes a unary function and creates a model of Output
        Iterator. Each item assigned to the output iterator is passed as an argument
        to the unary function. The motivation for this iterator is that creating
        a conforming output iterator is non-trivial, particularly because the proper
        implementation usually requires a proxy object.

        Example

struct string_appender
{
    string_appender(std::string& s)
        : m_str(&s)
    {}

    void operator()(const std::string& x) const
    {
        *m_str += x;
    }

    std::string* m_str;
};

int main(int, char*[])
{
  std::vector<std::string> x;
  x.push_back("hello");
  x.push_back(" ");
  x.push_back("world");
  x.push_back("!");

  std::string s = "";
  std::copy(x.begin(), x.end(),
    boost::make_function_output_iterator(string_appender(s)));

  std::cout << s << std::endl;

  return 0;
}

        Reference

        Synopsis

template <class UnaryFunction>
class function_output_iterator {
public:
  typedef std::output_iterator_tag iterator_category;
  typedef void                     value_type;
  typedef void                     difference_type;
  typedef void                     pointer;
  typedef void                     reference;

  explicit function_output_iterator();

  explicit function_output_iterator(const UnaryFunction& f);

  /* see below */ operator*();
  function_output_iterator& operator++();
  function_output_iterator& operator++(int);
private:
  UnaryFunction m_f;     // exposition only
};

        Requirements

        UnaryFunction must be Assignable
        and Copy Constructible.

        Concepts

        function_output_iterator
        is a model of the Writable and Incrementable Iterator concepts.

        Operations

explicit function_output_iterator(const UnaryFunction& f = UnaryFunction());

        Effects:  Constructs an instance of function_output_iterator with m_f constructed from f.

unspecified_type operator*();

        Returns:  An object r
        of unspecified type such that r
        = t
        is equivalent to m_f(t) for
        all t.

function_output_iterator& operator++();

        Returns:  *this.

function_output_iterator& operator++(int);

        Returns:  *this.

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      Witt

        Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0. (See accompanying
        file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at <ulink url="http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt">
        http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt </ulink>)


To be able to settle in one of the beautiful Caribbean Islands is a dream that a lot of people have, but it's not something that many can turn into a reality. However, if you are one of those few people who can do that, Caribbean homes can be your own little piece of heaven. However, before you make that all important purchasing decision, here are a few things that you should keep in mind.
You really need to see the property first hand before buying it. Photos on the internet can be, and often are, manipulated and edited to make things seem more attractive than they actually are. If you like something that you see online, go to the spot and check it out yourself before making any commitments. If it's possible, also take someone experienced in local real estate to help you with the inspection.
When it's hot, it can very hot, so choose a house that gets a lot of cool breeze from the ocean.
The house should be equipped to handle floods as they are common occurrences in some islands after a storm blows over.
Have a backup generator ready before you move in.
Hurricanes are common and devastating at times in the Caribbean Islands, so a strong roof and other adequate storm resistive properties are a must.
Unfortunately, the local governments are almost always uncooperative when it comes to making the legal process of owning a house fast. Foreigners, in particular, may have to be patient and wait a while before everything about the deal goes through as planned. Also, depending on the island of your choice, the land rules, mortgage rates, etc. will vary, so take the time to know what you are getting into before signing the deal.
Yes, it can be cheaper than buying a readymade home but only if you know what you are doing. Unless you have experience with local contractors and the real estate business in general or you know someone who does, things can get pretty overwhelming. Materials have to be imported from the outside; rain, storm and floods can delay construction for weeks at a stretch and your budget will likely be exceeded by a lot more than what you had originally planned for, even before your home is finished. Nevertheless, if you have the resources and the time, it can also be the best option to build that house of your dreams, just the way you always wanted it.
If you are not familiar with the Caribbean island that you plan to build a house on, the bottom-line is that you need to be. Take a vacation or two and spend time scouting the islands until you find the one that's right for you. Get to know the people, the customs, the weather and the laws a bit before making the big decision. After all, you do plan to build your home there, so it only makes sense for you to be careful.


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Established in 1996 by Cathy and Gordon Birt, Set Point Tennis Academy celebrates 25 years of excellence in tennis coaching. Teaching toddlers to adults, the Academy team creates a caring environment that helps players grow, develop their skills and enjoy tennis.
"Having travelled the world both playing and coaching for many years, it is lovely to be back on my home ground coaching local players and seeing them enjoy the sport ."
Cathy Birt
Founder of Setpoint Tennis Academy. Former international and Wimbledon tennis player. Cathy was the Great Britain Under 21 Champion three times, ranked eighth in Great Britain and reached a world ranking of 150. She was head of women's tennis at the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) and is an LTA qualified professional tennis coach (level 5 highest qualification).
Tom has played international tournaments in Europe and Africa, and is an LTA qualified professional tennis coach (Level 3).
"Ranging from toddler tennis to adults and everything in between, I enjoy coaching all levels of tennis from beginners and competition level players."
Jasmine Ferguson
Former international tennis player and was ranked number 1 in singles and doubles as a junior. She reached the top 10 in Great Britain, and a world ranking of 331. Jasmine is an LTA qualified professional tennis coach (level 3).
"My passion for tennis is as strong today as when I was on tour. I really felt like I wanted to give something back which has led me to coaching all standards of players."
Gordon Birt
Founder of Setpoint Tennis Academy and former international and Wimbledon tennis player. Gordon coached the South African Junior Team, the British National Squad and eight international players who ranked in the top 20 in the world.
"If you fail to prepare, be prepared to fail."


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With its comfortable built in sofas and bar stools, the residents bar is a smart and comfortable spot for morning coffee with a newspaper, a lunchtime snack or pre dinner drinks. With free wifi it can be an office or casual meeting place for business people too.
If you prefer a more casual atmosphere, the sports bar is very informal and offers a pool table and big screen television for those important sporting moments!
We offer one of the widest ranges draught beers, lagers and traditional local ales and ciders and have an extensive wine list with wines for every occasion, to which we regularly add new bottles we have discovered.
For extra variety we always have a selection of bin ends which offer excellent value for money and the chance to try something different.
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