Discussion in 'Mac Basics and Help' started by MrFlashy, Dec 8, 2014.
Hello, all. Long time UK-based reader of the forums, first-time poster. Have searched for what I want to know but couldn't find it, but apologies if I missed/overlooked anything.
Took delivery of my refurb Mac mini at the weekend and had a quick play. First impressions are good (it's the first time I've used a Mac since 2001, so I half knew what I was getting into) and I'm pleased it'll tie in with the iPhones, iPad and Apple TVs in the house. But I do have a query about how best to set it up.
My confusion is caused by my other half an I having separate iCloud accounts but sharing an iTunes one. On the Mac, am I going to be best setting up one account for me and one for her, or could one shared one work?
Ideally, I'd rather have one for both of us, shared, but I'm not sure if it'll work – we don't want our emails in Mail or our Notes, Reminders, Contacts and Safari bookmarks being muddled together and would rather keep them separate. Ditto with documents, photos, etc. But we will be using the same iTunes/app store account and library (mine).
Is it possible to achieve that with one shared account? If so, I'd appreciate any advice/guidance.
But if not, or if it'd be far, far simpler all round and in the long run to have two accounts and use fast user switching, would it be the case that my account is linked to my iCloud, hers to her iCloud, and both using my iTunes account and a shared library? And if so, is that easy to do?!
Sorry for my ignorance, any help will be very much appreciated.
You can use multiple Apple IDs for different purposes. For iTunes purchases, you can use one account, so anything you buy will be available on all your devices. You can use separate IDs for syncing notes, contacts, bookmarks, etc. You can use separate IDs for Facetime and other applications.
Thanks. But how do I do that on the Mac? Is it relatively straightforward? My concern is that I try and it goes wrong and we end up with contacts irretrievably muddled together, which wouldn't be great. Anything else wouldn't be so bad, but we've each got hundreds of contacts the other's not remotely interested in.
Again, sorry for my utter ignorance.
Unfortunately, this might involve you having to shuffle some of your data around on one of your accounts. what you need to do is pick one account you will designate as your family itunes account. this should be a current account where youve purchased the most apps/music, etc. next transfer all the data of this account into a newly created apple id. (create this new apple id online) after transferring all data to your new account, delete all its backup data of icloud and tell everyone to not use this account for icloud, it is itunes only.
so now the account with the most itunes/app store content will be a purposed itunes account and you have a new icloud account for all the data that was previously tied to this account.
As far a how to transfer the data: log in to the itunes/icloud account on an ipad or iphone. let everything sync. next log out of icloud. when asked keep or delete data?, select keep. next log into the new icloud account you just created. it will ask whether you want to merge all data. yes you do. and voila youve transferred all data from itunes/icloud account to the new only icloud account.
Or set up family sharing on ios 8. it'll work just as well i think (i havent tried it).


To celebrate Vouched San Francisco's first year of existence, we're gathering a great number of the Bay Area's literary champions at Milk Bar to celebrate one of VOUCHED PRESENTS' favorite causes: tomorrow's writers. Join us for a night of readings, music, giveaways, and chapbook- and poetry-making stations--all to benefit 826 Valencia!
The event will also serve as a relaunch of one of the Bay Area's most beautiful reading series, Portuguese Artists Colony. Vote on a prompt as you enter the show, and four writers will write on the winning topic while you watch them sweat, swear, and get inspired; they'll read, and the piece you like best will be finished and performed at the next PAC event.
Then our featured writers and comedians will take the stage in the name of our future, with intermittent breaks for giveaways from our sponsors. Participants will receive 1 raffle ticket for each $5 donated to 826 or spent on Vouched or 826 Valencia goods!
If you think the party ends there, think again! After the readings, stick around for music and dancing!
This event is FREE, and all donations, raffle tickets, and a portion of tonight's drink and book sales go to benefit community programming at 826 Valencia.


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Are you a 'good networker'? Do you go to local groups and meetings diligently? Do you try to make sure to talk to everyone? Do you do all the follow ups, and phone calls and coffee dates? Do you have enough business cards in your car to throw your back out? If you're reading all the books and following all the advice perfectly, I have some bad news for you. You're probably a bad networker and If people are remembering you, they're probably mostly just remembering to keep you away from their clients.
Now, before I go on, I just want to provide a little content warning: I'm not sugar coating this message. Networking is an incredibly powerful force for business owners, professionals and anyone who needs to promote themselves or something they do—but only if you're the kind of networker people want to network with.
So, let's talk about this, lets air out some dirty laundry, because pretty much everyone I've ever spoken to about networking candidly agrees—people who do the kinds of things I'm going to write about here are a big part of the reason we don't like networking. Now, I don't claim to be an expert in 'networking', and what networking means for various industries is going to differ. So, as with anyone's opinion, take it with a grain of salt; If something you do while networking makes people want to avoid you, but it's really working for you anyway, well, don't let me stop you.
So, today, I'm going to share what I, and the couple dozen or so people I've spoken to about this, agree are among the worst networking behaviors. Behaviors that you may have been ill-advised to take up.
When you do this, you become the walking equivalent of spam. You might be tempted to defend this behavior saying "that's what people go to networking events for!". And, yes, that would be technically true, in the same way that getting a barrage of emails from Cosco is what people 'asked for' when they signed up for the Target newsletter.
Professionals and business owners go to networking events to form relationships in the hopes that some of them will go into the deep waters of mutual benefit. They're looking for the right people—people they can sincerely help, and people who can sincerely help them. When you play networking like it's a numbers game, you alienate yourself from the wellspring that produces profound and lasting referrals: genuine friendship.
Don't go to networking to sell things. Go to networking to make 'friends'. And when you get there, never give someone a business card before you're sincerely interested in getting theirs.
Having a well rehearsed pitch, an 'elevator pitch', is important. There are numerous contexts where you're expected to have a one-way conversation about what you do and why and how, and you're expected to do it quickly and memorably, but your everyday networking event is not one of them. Using that pitch in the context of a networking event that is made up mostly of two-way conversations smells phony.
That well-rehearsed pitch is about as effective as the 15 second ad that runs before the YouTube video you actually want to see. That is to say, if you gave people a skip button, they'd press it. People can typically tell when you've switched into autopilot, and they haven't been given a reason to care about the content your pitch yet, so they tune out. Yes, they'll nod politely, but they're probably just waiting for you to show back up in the conversation—or maybe looking for a window to leave through ("oh, looks like my drink is empty. I'll be right back. Yeah, totally be right back.").
The truly best networkers are practically competing with each other, not to get their name out there to the most people, but to ask the best questions. So when you go networking, only talk about yourself when other people ask you, and look for people who only really talk about themselves when you ask them.
Here's the thing, people tend to want to connect with those who are passionate about what they do, and who are good at what they do, and to some ambiguous extent, successful at what they do. If there's some networking group that meets every single Tuesday, and you're there every single time, and especially if you pair that with the two previous points, that's probably not the impression you're sending.
If your networking schedule works out so that you can comfortably attend events on a very regular basis, decide to set your immediate business interests aside and make yourself a rock solid resource within the group. Become a person who helps newcomers strike up a conversation. Slowly get to know everyone personally. In other words, let your behavior demonstrate why you're there all the time—just make sure that reason is a service to this networking community.
People have a tendency to go networking when times get tough. Then, when they decide to go, anxiety leads them to start doing the kinds of things I'm writing about here. They're so (perhaps justifiably) fixated on their own problems and trying to solve them, that they get to networking and they give out a gazillion cards and they use their perfectly polished pitches over and over again and they never ever miss a meeting and… they still don't end up making much progress. That's because networking, real networking, the kind that turns into resilient, long-lasting personal and professional growth, is a very long game.
You can't network today for business tomorrow—sure that might happen once in a while, but not at all reliably—you have to network today for business next month, or next year. That is why it's so important to eschew the 'common sense' around networking to just focus on genuine, although imperfect, human relationships. These people you meet at networking events don't want to buy something from you, and I mean that categorically: People who choose to go networking are not looking for something to spend money on; they are, on some level, only looking to make money.
Networking for next month or next year means finding people you sincerely connect with on some personal or professional level, and helping to bring them value through your knowledge, or connections, or experience, or friendship. It means forming some connection on a personal level, finding some reason for a friendship or association to exist besides your own needs. It means forming relationships that might still persist even if you quit your job or closed down your business. That is the networking gold standard, and some version of that is what every really good networker is doing.


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In this installment of the USA Today bestselling series, Jessica Fletcher, Cabot Cove's crime-solving novelist, is on a new airline's maiden flight when murder occurs en route.
When Cabot Cove's own Wayne Silverton wants to debut his new airline, he invites Jessica Fletcher and other locals on the inaugural flight from Boston to London. Jessica is thrilled for the opportunity to visit a dear friend, Scotland Yard inspector George Sutherland. But the reunion hits turbulence when George is called to the airport to investigate the apparent murder of Wayne Silverton. Jessica and George decide to put their finely honed sleuthing skills together and investigate. But there is a full passenger list of suspects who have something to gain by Silverton's demise. Now Jessica will have to catch a killer before she can catch a flight home.
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Donald Bain, the author of more than 120 books, collaborates with Renee Paley-Bain on this bestselling series.
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When choosing an IT service management (ITSM) solution, many companies struggle to determine which deployment approach is better – on-premise or SaaS. But, as more and more companies choose the SaaS method, its benefits – and the added value it delivers over on-site solutions – are coming to light.
There are many areas in which SaaS ROI is far greater than that offered by its on-premise counterpart. Over the next several weeks, we will publish a series of posts, each highlighting one of those areas in detail, to explain why SaaS IT service management ROI is higher, making it the ideal choice for your business.
This week, we'll discuss the most obvious place where SaaS ITSM is more cost-effective than on-premise IT service management – lower licensing fees.
It's no secret that the cost of getting started with an on-premise IT service desk tool can be astronomical – averaging as much $1,800 for each service desk user. That means, for a company with an IT support team made up of 20 professionals, initial licensing alone would total $36,000.
But, there are other fees to consider. Many on-premise vendors charge their customers extra to provide end users with access to the system's self-service capabilities – sometimes as much as 10 percent of the price of a full license (or $180). Let's assume that the average company has a ratio of 50 employees to every help desk staff member. Since a vendor would likely offer substantial discounts as the number of end users scales up, let's estimate a cost of $50 per license for this 1,000-employee company. That would result in a whopping $50,000 in additional licensing charges!
There is no reason why you should pay for your users to access the service portal. That's why SaaS ITSM vendors typically provide this functionality absolutely free. So, end users can use the self-service capabilities, open a new incident or order services from the service catalog, and check the status of their requests, at no additional cost.
Perpetual is a Thing of the Past – Long Live Subscriptions!
Due to the nature of SaaS, the upfront capital outlay is significantly less when compared to on-premise tools. There are no huge, upfront, perpetual license fees, and you pay for your SaaS service every year. This also gives you the flexibility to increase or decrease the number of licenses you own based on your changing business needs.
In our next ROI post, we'll talk about the differences in on-premise and SaaS ROI as it relates to infrastructure requirements.


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Everyone in Maryland Will Lose if Delaney Wins
Tanzi Strafford
Who is John Delaney?
A Congressman from the second most gerrymandered state in the country. The 3rd richest man in the House of Representatives who made his fortune by avoiding taxes and making risky mortgages and loans to nursing homes, surgery centers. The founder of the CapitalSource Bank.
Congress for Delaney is like a cookie jar he has been serving on the financial committee despite the fact that the banker has major stakes in the financial sector among them $65 million in CapitalSource and $15 million in Congressional Bank. The Wall Street, banks and real estate companies have flocked to Delaney with their generous contributions.
Crony Capitalism to benefit the connected
Delaney a son of electrician, made his money through connections and other people's money. "For $15,000 he bought a home health care operator but realized the real dough was in lending to these outfits, not running them. Supported by longtime mentor John Rowe, his uncle and former chief of insurer Aetna, Delaney started HealthCare Financial Partners in 1993. He got $25 million to help finance the business after a friend introduced him to Thomas Steyer, founder of Farallon Capital Management , a $16.4 billion hedge fund. Delaney took HealthCare Financial public and sold it in 1999 for $493 millionto Heller Financial (now part of GE Capital)." He used the profits to start CapitalSource bank.
As the financial system begun to show its first cracks in the middle of the last decade "and regional banks trimmed loans to small companies, Delaney stepped in . . . . Delaney concentrated on nursing homes, surgery centers, physician practices and the like. Because he knows these sectors, he can move quickly and charge a bundle, as in the case of nursing home operator Senior Health Management, which had 30 days to purchase 40 nursing homes that Kindred Healthcare". Forbes magazine called Delaney a "Loan Shark" because " John Delaney has made a bundle lending money at high rates to small businesses. He's also pretty good at avoiding taxes." The 2008 financial crisis was caused by similar practices in home mortgage lending that cost people their homes. However, Delaney emerged from this period a very wealthy man. As of 2014, his net worth was $240 million.
Delaney's idea to generate revenue by taxing the air
In May of 2014, Delaney introduced an innocent sounding "State's Choice Act" that would have given "states the option of imposing a state-level excise tax on carbon emissions" in order " to generate new revenue". Already familiar with high rates from his banking days, he wants to tax the air at the following rate: an " initial rate of the state excise tax at $20 per metric ton of carbon-dioxide-equivalent emission and increase the fee annually at a rate of 4 percent points above the rate of inflation."
Delaney's "money laundering vehicle" bill
When it comes to infrastructure Delaney has own vision. At first, he introduced H.R.2084, the Partnership to Build America Act and, though it didn't move through Congress in first round of 2014, he re-introduced it again in 2015. Though styled as an infrastructure bill, it didn't pass because his bill would have major implications on the entire tax system. His "infrastructure" bill would have given even more incentives for major multinational corporations to evade taxes and bring back their earnings through Delaney's "money laundering vehicle" bill that banks like Delaney's would benefit. Under Delaney's bill, an American Infrastructure Fund (AIF) would be created that would be "funded by the sale of $50 billion worth of Infrastructure Bonds which would have a 50 year term, pay a fixed interest rate of 1 percent, and would not be guaranteed by the U.S. government." According to the Economic Policy Institute, it would require the federal government to grant 70-100 billion of tax breaks to multinational corporations. "To meet the $50 billion funding goal through the bills' proposed mechanism would require the federal government to grant about $70 billion to $100 billion in tax breaks to multinational corporations."
Delaney's definition of the Second Amendment
Unlike Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump, Delaney wants to rewrite the Constitution. On December 16, 2015, he co-sponsored Bill H.R. 4269 to ban self-defense weapons (including handguns). In contrast to confiscating law-abiding Americans, Delaney has sided with President Obama and the administration's policy of supply weapons to various fanatical groups in proxy wars in the Middle East.
Because of redistricting by O'Malley administration to favor Democrats in predominantly Democratic Montgomery County, Washington D.C. suburbs and to suppress the rural blue collar working class counties, Delaney does not represent his constituents in rural areas that comprise most of the Maryland 6th Congressional District in Allegany, Garrett, Washington and Frederick.
In fact, he cannot even comprehend how people survive in new America. The American dream is being destroyed by crony capitalism and federal policies. The same Federal Reserve that favors the ultra-rich and punishes middle class, fixed income recipients. The government refuses to acknowledge rising prices on life's necessities like food and energy when it comes to calculate the social security and disability payments.
Delaney is a "free trade" man
John Delaney represents the one percent – the global financial elite and voted in favor of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP). Obama's trade deal was written in complete secrecy with lobbyists, multinational corporations lawyers providing the details of the "free trade" agreement.
This "free trade" deal will put many more Americans out of work, adding to the already 94 million of Americans who are currently out of the workforce. The American trade deficit is consistently high. For example, the U.S. trade deficit with China is $343 billion for 2014; for 2015 it is $365 billion. Free trade has benefitted the big corporations, even though they are not the driving force of the American economy. Small businesses, not large corporations are the back bone of the economy. Large corporations are responsible for only a small percentage of jobs in the US and account only for 13% of tax revenue. In contrast, small businesses are the driving force of job creation and they account of 46% of entire US tax revenue.
Delaney is a Democratic Congressman in one of the most gerrymandered states who is in politics to serve his own interests and the interests of similar financial elites. His ambitions have led him to run for Congress again this year and that ambition will likely lead him to run for Governor of Maryland in 2018. Everyone in Maryland will lose if Delaney wins.
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Born on this day in 1743, this British son of a wealthy land owner, had the means to fulfill his childhood interest in the outdoors, science and the study of plants. He was unlike the other rich kids of his day, who would be satisfied to live the life of excess and rely on the benefits bestowed on them by their fathers.
Joseph Banks wasn't like that. He had a great hunger for learning. He loved the creatures of nature and as a child, delighted in rubbing a toad across his face to prove that the old myth about getting warts from these innocent little creatures was nothing but false.
His father died when Joseph was only 18 years old, leaving him with a great fortune. However he never gave way to extravagance or frivolous living. He continued his studies and earned a reputation as a noted botanist. His first expedition led him to Labrador and Newfoundland, where he collected specimens of 340 plants. During that time, he was elected as a fellow to the Royal Society – a gentleman's club which required good social standing as well as an interest in the sciences.
His next scientific expedition took him to the South Pacific, with Lieutenant, James Cook – a career member of the Royal Navy. These two men came from totally different backgrounds – Cook working his way up in society through the ranks, while Banks had no concern about money. During that trip, Joseph continued his pursuit of studying all kinds of plant life along with various animals and birds encountered along the way.
In 1781 he was made a baronet as well as becoming president of the Royal Society and advisor to King George III on the Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew. Banks sent many botanists out to retrieve unusual specimens to be placed in the garden, making it the pre-eminent botanical garden in the world.
He was a man of means and yet he used his wealth for the betterment of mankind. In his life of exploration, he visited Australia and made it a goal to colonize the island. He used much of his own money to restore the Endeavor and cover the costs of supplies and food for that voyage.
Happy birthday, Joseph Banks. Dilly – Dilly!
Started out as a prelude to my husband's birthday on the 11th. I'm finding the research to be interesting too. Thanks for reading.


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TELLING THE ADVOCACY STORY: MOVING MEMBERS FROM "ME" TO "WE"
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By Tommy Goodwin | May 30, 2019 | Transform Culture |
For some association leaders and practitioners, advocacy remains a "black box." While advocacy has always been one of the most powerful ways that associations engage their members, some associations struggle to link and communicate that work back to their members in a way that shows them that "My association is fighting for me!"
In a previous article, I stressed that advocacy is a deep, untapped driver of member value that we often overlook. All associations advocate, but how many connect and communicate all their advocacy work back to member value and retention? Not many.
Why? For those association leaders and practitioners who do not understand the intricacies of advocacy, it can be difficult to effectively communicate that work externally. Additionally, since advocacy efforts are not always successful, there can be a fear factor about trumpeting that work too loudly in case it doesn't achieve the desired outcomes.
But that type of thinking is preventing many associations from showcasing the great work that they are doing to advance their members' interests. By flipping the script on advocacy communication, associations can reinforce the value they provide to their members each and every day. How?
COMMUNICATE… AND INTEGRATE!
Survey after survey shows that prospects and members care deeply about the work that associations are doing on their behalf. To them, it's a core aspect of member value. That said, quite often member value and advocacy messaging and messages are totally distinct. That's wrong. The key is to communicate about advocacy in a way that shows how advocacy is a key piece to the member engagement and retention puzzle.
We all know that one of the most critical long-term member journeys in the association world is getting a member to go from "me" to "we." Often, new members join our associations to meet a specific need: a discount on a certification exam, a new project or service, etc. But eventually… or quickly… those rational benefits get tapped out.
So what else can get them to stay? The answer is the demonstration of collective action, and a given member's involvement in participating in that action. It moves the needle from "me" to "we" and begins to tap into those emotional components of the buying decision that increase stickiness and help plug the membership "leaky bucket."
AVOID THESE PITFALLS!
When beginning to communicate about advocacy in an integrated way, channel consistency and cadence is critical. All messages touching on advocacy—from traditional calls to action to advocacy updates to membership renewals with advocacy angles—have to be coordinated in a way whereby they:
Simultaneously reinforce each other without contradicting each other.
Don't overwhelm the recipient.
Many associations struggle with advocate fatigue. That's when members are called upon too many times to take action on a particular policy issue. Since many policy issues take years to wrestle down, the key is not to overwhelm members with too many messages or too many requests. When layering in a focus on integrating advocacy and member value communications, even more care must be invested to ensure that this integration isn't communicated in a way that piles on even more. Rather, it needs to leverage marketing best practices around cadence, consistency, and preferences, so that members appreciate the message being delivered and the value being added.
Association advocacy—successfully executed and better communicated—can really reinforce the relevance of the associations to their members and help drive engagement going forward.
Tommy Goodwin
Tommy Goodwin is a federal and international government affairs leader who helps associations manage their external environment to influence public policy, enhance reputation, and find common ground with stakeholders. For nearly 20 years, he has led government relations, public affairs, and advocacy efforts for prominent associations and companies as they navigated the ever-changing domestic and global policymaking landscape. Based in Washington, DC, his passion is developing strategies that leverage each association's unique assets to shape public policies that solve problems and create opportunities for their members. When not working with policymakers, he loves playing Legos with his three-year-old son, his beloved Auburn Tigers (War Eagle!), and all things dark chocolate and salted caramel. You can reach him via email at [email protected].
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When I log a request for support the Support Team are always spot on with a timely answer despite the fact that I'm living across the other side of the world in a different time zone..
But there seems to be little to no support feedback in these forums.
There's quite a lot of really great idea's and tweaks being posted that would make Dear's usability increase dramatically but no one is getting any feedback.
An occasional, "we're looking into this..." or "this can't be done because.." would be extremely helpful.


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The Pedro Jose Jr. Scholarship Grant for 2010 is now open for application.
Annually, the President of Heats School of Welding Technology Inc., Engr. Pedro Jose Jr. grants four scholar in SMAW NC I. One scholar is accepted quarterly.
In 2009, there were three PJJ scholars who graduated the SMAW NC I course, one graduated in SMAW NC II and one graduated in GTAW NC II. One of them is already working in a local construction company in Tarlac while the other is still lookig for a job and the youngest scholar is still waiting to turn 18 for him to be employed he is still 17 years old.
2.) The family income of the applicant must be below P60K per annum.
3.) Pastor's recommendation is required for member of any evangelical church.
4.) Town Mayor's Endorsement Letter is required for non-member of evangelical church.
7.) Physically fit and willing to undergo rigid training in Welding.
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[ July 6, 2019 ] Reyes Transfers to Nevada for Final Year of Eligibility Basketball
HomeSportsFootballBurning Questions for Addazio and Co. Entering Year Five
Burning Questions for Addazio and Co. Entering Year Five
September 1, 2017 Annabel Steele Football
College football season on the Heights officially starts Friday when Boston College takes the field against Northern Illinois University. For fans, this means crisp fall days and tailgating, expanded alcohol sales in Alumni Stadium and dreams of a repeat bowl victory. But before any talk of another bowl appearance, the Eagles must address some burning questions heading into the season opener in DeKalb, Ill.
1. How will head coach Steve Addazio approach his crucial fifth year?
The 2017 season is the conclusion of Addazio's five-year plan. He has brought the Eagles to bowl games in three of his four years so far, winning BC's first bowl in a decade (last year's Quick Lane Bowl). Even so, he has received plenty of criticism during those years. He has posted a 21-27 overall record, including a 3-9 mark in 2015. BC has especially struggled against ACC teams during his tenure, going 10-22 over four years. Even last year's bowl win came after a 6-6 season that saw BC win only two conference, both on the road. A lot is on the line during this fifth year. If the Eagles excel, Addazio and his rebuild project will be due for praise. On the other hand, if Addazio's team struggles once again, new Director of Athletics Martin Jarmond may be making some tough decisions come season's end.
2. Will BC's up-tempo offense actually be up-tempo?
One major criticism of Addazio's tenure has been the slow offense he employs, atypical of today's game. Addazio favors a run-heavy offensive playbook, and at times his refusal to stray from the familiar has meant that BC's offense stagnates, and the games become boring. But this summer, he has praised his new up-tempo offense that will feature the same pro-style with more no-huddle sets.
"[the up-tempo offense] has energized everything," @BCFootball head coach Steve Addazio said during today's ACC Football Kickoff Presser.
— Andy Backstrom (@AndyHeights) July 13, 2017
Friday night will be the first real glimpse at the new offense in action against a real opponent. Revamping the offense isn't just a personal choice on Addazio's part—it's a necessity for success. Last year, the Eagles ran just 67.8 plays per game. Contrastingly, the national leader in the category, Baylor University ran 88.6 plays per game. BC must develop a quick-hitting offense and give itself more opportunities to score. Addazio, however, has stuck to his old playbook in the past. This is a key question for the 2017 season, then—will he actually stick to an up-tempo offense? Or will he revert to old ways?
3. Will one quarterback be the starter all season?
Addazio refused to name a starter leading into the season opener, so it remains to be seen who will take the first snaps for BC this season (although it will likely be graduate transfer Darius Wade).
Steve Addazio asserts that there's no competitive advantage to announcing QB early, but that he's got a "plan in place" for Friday.
— Michael Sullivan (@MichaelJSully) August 29, 2017
Last season, graduate transfer Patrick Towles started every game. In 2015, however, there was a carousel of starting quarterbacks. Wade, Troy Flutie, Jeff Smith, and John Fadule each recorded at least one start, with injuries and inconsistent play to blame for the constant rotation. This year, BC has six quarterbacks on the roster—Wade, Fadule, Anthony Brown, Tate Haynes, EJ Perry, and Matt McDonald. In reality, Wade and Brown will be the two players competing for playing time. If the Eagles can keep consistency in the quarterback position, it will only help them as they attempt to find an up-tempo offense—but constant change and disruption will hinder BC.
4. Will the defense hold up as one of the best in the nation?
BC's defense has been among the best in the nation for the past two years. Over the offseason, the Eagles lost several crucial players—John Johnson and Matt Milano—to the NFL. Surprisingly, and luckily for BC, star defensive end Harold Landry opted to wait on the draft another year, instead staying at BC for his senior year. Landry is one of the best defensive players in the country, and one of the best in BC history. If the offense really does improve, and if Landry and his defensive teammates can reproduce last year's productivity, BC will be in a perfect position to reach another bowl game. In 2016, the Eagles recorded 47 sacks (16.5 coming from Landry alone), forced 18 fumbles, and snatched 12 interceptions out of the air. Reproducing the crushing defense should be a top priority for the Eagles this season.
5. How will BC adjust to Landry being double-teamed?
Landry, a projected first-round draft pick, will be a key component of BC's defense this year. Other teams, well aware of his skill and impact, will likely put more pressure on him, making it tougher for him to disrupt the quarterback and record sacks. If Landry stays cool, calm and collected, he will still be able to make a big impact this season. Additionally, teams focusing on stopping Landry will help players like Zach Allen boost their numbers. With Landry double-teamed, it will create matchups favorable for Allen, who can take over where Landry left off and disrupt the quarterback at every possible opportunity. As long as the Eagles take advantage of mismatches elsewhere, opponents attempting to smother Landry shouldn't create too many headaches.
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Alvin LeRoy Holmes (September 22, 1913 – July 27, 1986) was an American songwriter, composer, arranger, orchestra conductor and record producer.
Holmes graduated from Hollywood High School, studied music at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois and the Juilliard School in New York, before working with a number of bandleaders during the 1930s and early 1940s. These included Ernst Toch, Vincent Lopez, and Harry James, for whose band he wrote "The Mole".
After serving as a pilot and flying instructor, a lieutenant in the US Navy during the Second World War, he moved to Hollywood, where he was hired by MGM Music Studios as a house arranger and conductor. In 1950, he relocated to New York and continued as a record producer for MGM, and later moved to United Artists. During his time with MGM, he backed numerous vocalists, including Judy Garland, and in 1954 made what is possibly his best known recording, a version of the theme to the film The High and the Mighty. It sold over one million copies, and was awarded a gold disc. The song is known for its distinctive accompanying whistling, which was provided by Fred Lowery. Holmes provided the orchestration for Tommy Edwards epic 1958 hit "It's All In The Game", and tried rock and R&B with his backing to the Impalas "Sorry (I Ran All the Way Home)". Holmes also wrote the theme song to the television series International Detective.
He moved to United Artists Records in the early 1960s, where he contributed to many compilations of movie themes, released albums under his own name and backed a succession of singers, notably Connie Francis, Gloria Lynne, Shirley Bassey and Puerto Rican singers like Tito Rodríguez and Chucho Avellanet. In addition, he produced albums for a number of United Artists acts, including the Briarwood Singers. He also worked on the music for the 1977 film The Chicken Chronicles.
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A TCM Viewer's Guide for the Week of March 7, 2016
Mildred Pierce (1945), starring Joan Crawford and Ann Blyth, is one of the old Hollywood favorites airing on TCM this week.
This week, TCM is featuring great movies from leading ladies Joan Crawford, Merle Oberon, and Cyd Charisse. Plus, they are airing Walt Disney classics, Laurel and Hardy silents, and movies about the lives of great artists. So, without further ado, let's jump right in to this week's offerings. Just a note: the highlighted text has links to full length articles.
Birthday tributes: Claire Trevor and Cyd Charisse on Tuesday.
The Essentials pick (airs Saturday nights at 8): Director George Roy Hill's classic caper movie The Sting (1973), co-starring Paul Newman and Robert Redford.
Sunday Prime Time: Julie Andrews gender-bending musical Victor/Victoria (1982) at 8 p.m.
Silent Sunday Nights: Laurel and Hardy shorts at midnight.
TCM Imports: Sawdust and Tinsel from director Ingmar Bergman at 2 a.m.
Best Day to DVR: Wednesday daytime, which features some of Joan Crawford's best films.
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Daytime Theme: Let's Go to Hawaii featuring films set in our 50th state. Viewers can start off the day with the classic costume drama Hawaii (1966) at 7:45 a.m. that features Max von Sydow and Julie Andrews as 19th century missionaries who go native. It's a Date (1940) at noon is a fun Deanna Durbin musical about mother-and-daughter singers who are vying for the affections of a Hawaiian pineapple magnate (Walter Pidgeon). The movie features a great performance from Kay Francis and Durbin's classic version of Loch Lomond. No island tribute would be complete without a surfer movie, so why not sit back and chill out with Fabian, Shelley Fabares, and Tab Hunter in Ride the Wild Surf (1964) at 6 p.m. This B movie features beautiful Oahu locales, a classic Jan & Dean soundtrack, and characters with groovy names like Steamer Lane.
Primetime Lineup: TCM is featuring movies about artists each Monday in March. The evening kicks off with The Agony and the Ecstasy (1965) at 8 p.m., which is an underrated Michelangelo biopic starring Charlton Heston as the artist and Rex Harrison as Pope Julius II. Harrison is especially good here (it's my favorite performance of his), and his tussles with Michelangelo over the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel are both unexpectedly comic and suitably epic. Moulin Rouge (1952) at 10:30 p.m. is another underrated biopic about French artist Henri Toulouse-Lautrec (Jose Ferrer) from director John Huston.
Late Night Pick: George Sanders plays a highly fictionalized version of the French painter Paul Gauguin in The Moon and Sixpence (1942) at 2:45 p.m.
Daytime Theme: Birthday tributes to character actress Claire Trevor and dancer Cyd Charisse. Trevor plays her familiar floozy role in Honky Tonk (1941) at 9:15 a.m., a Western starring Lana Turner as a judge's granddaughter who falls for a rakish gambler (Clark Gable). Ida Lupino was one of the few female directors in Old Hollywood. Her drama Hard, Fast, and Beautiful (1951) at 12:45 p.m. features Trevor as the hard-charging mother of a tennis star played by Sally Forrest. The Unfinished Dance (1947) at 2:15 p.m. is an unusual drama about a young dancer's obsession with a prima ballerina (Charisse).
Primetime Lineup: TCM host Robert Osborne focuses on author Daphne du Maurier for his March picks. Frenchman's Creek (1944) at 8 p.m. is a costume drama starring Joan Fontaine as a young noblewoman who falls in love with a pirate (Arturo de Cordova), while My Cousin Rachel (1952) at 10 p.m. is a mystery about a young woman (Olivia de Havilland) who may have murdered her wealthy husband (John Sutton).
Late Night Pick: Abbott and Costello try to solve a murder in Who Done It? (1942) at midnight.
Wednesday, March 9
Daytime Theme: The movies of Joan Crawford. Start out your morning with Joan, Norma Shearer, Rosalind Russell and company as a group of high society ladies who have men on their minds in director George Cukor's The Women (1939) at 7:45 a.m. Crawford's Academy Award-winning role as a housewife turned chicken and waffles mogul in the classic film noir Mildred Pierce (1945) is on at noon. Next up is Humoresque (1946) at 2 p.m., which stars Crawford as a wealthy woman who is obsessed with hunky musician John Garfield.
Primetime Lineup: Critic and film historian Leonard Maltin unearths another round of treasures from the Disney vault. This month's collection includes classic cartoons with nautical themes starring Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and Goofy, and one of Disney's best live-action features, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (1954) at 8:30 p.m.
Late Night Pick: Lt. Robin Crusoe, U.S.N (1966) at 4:45 a.m. is a fun family comedy that stars Dick Van Dyke as a navy pilot who is marooned on a tropical island.
Daytime theme: A classic movie weather report. The early morning forecast is fair with the sentimental Lassie vehicle, The Sun Comes Up (1949) at 8:30 a.m. Then, the skies cloud over with the pre-code soaper Fog Over Frisco (1934) at 10:15 a.m., which stars Bette Davis as a heiress who gets mobbed up. Finally, the forecast is calling for Rain (1932) at 11:30 a.m. when TCM airs the classic story of streetwalker Sadie Thompson starring Joan Crawford and Walter Huston.
Primetime lineup: TCM is featuring movies condemned by the National Legion of Decency each Thursday night in March. First up is M (1951) at 8 p.m. This movie, which is a remake of director Fritz Lang's 1931 German film, tells the story of a child killer (David Wayne) who is brought to justice by the L.A. criminal underworld. The French Line (1954) at 9:45 p.m. ran afoul of the censors for its 3-D closeups of star Jane Russell in skimpy costumes.
Late Night Pick: If you've never seen director Jean-Luc Godard's seminal New Wave film, Breathless (1960), set your DVR. It's on at 3 a.m.
Daytime theme: Unexpected romance. Early risers won't want to miss Bette Davis and Paul Heinreid lighting up cigarettes and each other in the classic romance, Now, Voyager (1942) at 6 a.m. Next up is the classic romantic comedy, The Philadelphia Story (1940) at 8 a.m., which features Katharine Hepburn as a wealthy heiress who must choose between three men (Cary Grant, James Stewart, John Howard). Finally, director Billy Wilder's classic romance, Sabrina (1954), at 5:15 p.m. stars Audrey Hepburn, Humphrey Bogart, and William Holden.
Primetime lineup: TCM continues its star of the month celebration of Merle Oberon with some of her best costume dramas. The Lodger (1944) at 8 p.m. is a remake of director Alfred Hitchcock's films about the inhabitants of a boarding house who fear one of their own is Jack the Ripper (Laird Cregar). Wuthering Heights (1939) at 9:30 p.m. is director William Wyler's adaptation of Emily Bronte's beloved novel about the death-defying romance between Cathy Earnshaw (Oberon) and Heathcliff (Laurence Olivier).
Late Night Pick: The Scarlet Pimpernel (1935) at 4:30 a.m. brought Oberon to the attention of Hollywood with her elegant performance as Lady Blakeney.
TCM's primetime lineup features a heaping helping of director George Roy Hill. The night begins with this week's The Essentials pick, The Sting (1973) at 8 p.m. followed by Hill's screen adaptation of Lillian Hellman's play Toys in the Attic (1963) at 10:30 p.m. The night winds up with Hill directing Laurence Olivier and Diane Lane in the story of teenagers who befriend an elderly pickpocket in A Little Romance (1979) at 12:15 a.m.
The Sunday Night Double Feature brings classic movie fans two eighties movies about gender bending. Victor/Victoria (1982) at 8 p.m. features Julie Andrews as an unemployed singer who becomes a female impersonator. Tootsie (1982) at 10:30 p.m. features Dustin Hoffman as an actor whose volatile personality means he can no longer get work until he dresses up as a woman and becomes a star on a cheesy soap opera.
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A full season of racing is on tap for Montpelier Motor Speedway in 2022. (Jim Denhamer Photo)
Montpelier Motor Speedway Returning For Full Season
MONTPELIER, Ind. – Following an abbreviated 2021 season, Montpelier Motor Speedway officials have announced that the three-eighths-mile clay oval will return to a full-season schedule this year.
Saturday, April 9 has been targeted as the opening night.
The historic oval was sitting idle for the first half of 2021 but came to life in late July under the direction of Larry Boos, who will return this season in the same capacity as promoter/manager of the north eastern Indiana speed plant.
"We had spent much of our time last year getting to know the racers and fans that support Montpelier and have learned quite a bit. They are a supportive group, and our mission is to give them a quality program in 2022," stated Boos.
Under that premise, Montpelier Motor Speedway will feature UMP Modifieds, Super Stocks, Street Stocks, and Hornets as weekly divisions. Multiple dates have been selected for appearances from the Midwest Thunder Midget Series and the Dirt Truck Series. Additionally, the Late Models will have a few dates on the calendar. Negotiations are underway for additional dates, to be announced soon.
"We appreciate the interest that fans have in touring groups coming to Montpelier, but we know our place in the racing world and what we are capable of doing. We are grassroots weekly racing and as we continue to grow and learn we will continue to expand our initiatives. When we bring in outside sanctioning groups, we want to be able to do it right," concluded Boos.
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COPPELL (CBS 11 NEWS) – When Aldon Rutherford spends time at his ranch he comes home with good memories, beautiful pictures and, last August, two tick bites. Shortly after he was bitten, Rutherford ate a steak dinner.
It was even worse the next time it happened after Rutherford ate a hamburger.
"It took me three trips to the emergency room, and I didn't have a clue as to what was the cause," Rutherford said.
After some internet digging and talking with doctors, Rutherford learned he'd contracted the alpha-gal allergy from his tick bites. It causes a potentially deadly allergic reaction to the carbohydrates in any type of mammal meat. Rutherford is now very careful about what he eats.
But as Rutherford found out, each alpha-gal reaction is worse than the previous one. Even though Rutherford was careful to watch what he ate, a restaurant cut his chicken on the same board they used to cut beef.
Rutherford said he can't even kiss his wife after she's eaten meat. Even food that appears safe may not be as he and his wife found out.
There's no medical treatment. Doctors tell Rutherford the allergy may go away — in a few years. All that suffering from a simple tick.


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Spector have released their fastest song to date and it might be "too fast"
By Laurence Day / 05 March 2018, 10:15 GMT
Spector have unveiled rapid-fire synthpop cut "Fine Not Fine", another taste of upcoming EP The Ex-Directory.
"Fine Not Fine" links up with "Untitled In D" to preview the band's new short-player, which is finally coming out this week (after being pushed back from January).
"'Fine Not Fine' came from a session where I panicked I wasn't writing enough songs so tried to finish 10 in a week," explains frontman Fred Macpherson. "I think I only got to two but they both ended up on this EP. This one was a stream of consciousness inspired by the more self loathing corners of sad Twitter - looking at the state of your life a third of the way through and realising it's just a veneer or an unconvincing brave face. A Spector listener (I don't really feel comfortable with the word fan) once told me our lyrics were good because every line could be an Instagram caption. In which case they're going to love this one. It's also our fastest song to date for some reason - faster than 'Chevy Thunder' which was 180bpm. Too fast if anything."
The new EP follows up 2015 record Moth Boys, though the group have shared a few pieces of new music in the time since that was released - including pro-EU anthem "Born In The EU" and standalones "Decade Of Decay" and "Tenner".
Spector are playing a handful of UK shows this spring, including a date at London's Scala on 24 May. Find out the full details.
The Ex-Directory EP is out 9 March via Moth Noise.
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Choksi and his nephew Nirav Modi, both owners of jewelry store chains, are suspected of colluding with two employees from Punjab National Bank (PNBK.NS), the country's second-largest state lender, in an alleged $1.8 billion fraud.
Choksi, who owns Gitanjali Gems (GTGM.NS), told employees he did not want anyone to suffer due to an association with him, but that he was in no position to pay their salaries and they were free to look for other opportunities until he could prove himself innocent.
At least a dozen people -- six from the bank and six more from Modi's and Choksi's companies -- have been arrested and the investigation is still continuing.
Choksi's firm, Gitanjali Gems (GTGM.NS), has also denied involvement in the alleged fraud.
The lender has alleged the firm, Dwarka Das Seth International, cheated the bank with the help of some of its officials, using letters of credit (LCs) — a loan instrument similar to those used by Modi's and Choksi's firms in the alleged fraud.


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Players leaving your squad too early can be an annoying issue with Apex Legends. The developers are working on a way to prevent this from happening in the future.
Apex Legends patch 1.1 wasn't exactly a great start for the first content update of the first season. Players initially encountered a bug that reset their account progress altogether, which was understandably shocking.
Fortunately, Respawn responded, shut down the serves, and had a fix completed within a few hours of the reported bug. That wasn't the only thing that flew under the radar with the patch, though.
A few players also encountered a new feature that wasn't supposed to hit the game just yet: a "leaving early" penalty.
Such a penalty makes sense in Apex Legends, which is a team game by nature. Other games - Overwatch, for example - have used similar structures to discourage players from leaving their teammates high a dry.
In Apex Legends, it's common for randomly assigned players to leave the game a bit early. Most of the time, this happens when they die and don't want to wait and see if the rest of the team is able to revive them.
The addition of a penalty in the 1.1 patch was not intended, however, as Respawn Community Manager Jayfresh stated on Reddit.
It's clear that Respawn is still working on the system, since there are a lot of variables to consider. There's no problem, for instance, if a player leaves after their respawn timer ticks out. They need to make sure these players aren't receiving a penalty for not wanting to watch their team with no hope of coming back.
We'll have to wait and see if Respawn ever implements this feature into the base game. For now, we're going to have to live with some players jumping the gun and finding a new lobby.
Follow @Apex_Tracker on Twitter for more Apex Legends news.


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19 MI LB Brock Horne Recaps MSU In-School Visit
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19 MI OLB Brock Horne and Mark Dantonio. (PHOTO: Horne Family)
Romeo (MI) 2019linebacker Brock Horne and Michigan State have become very familiar with one another after a spring practice session where Horne made attended several practices and was recently visited in school by #5 Michigan State quarterbacks coach Brad Salem.
Horne said that when Salem stopped by his school the two talked about his recruiting process and about him attending the Michigan State Elite Camp next month so the coaching staff can take a closer look at him, which Horne said he's excited for.
"Some of the same stuff they've said to me before, they need to see me move around and they want to get me at camp," he said. "They're excited to see me at camp and I'm very excited for that."
Horne's recruitment has picked up in recent months and the 6-foot-2, 210-pound inside linebacker currently holds offers from Bowling Green, Buffalo, Central Michigan, Iowa State, Miami (OH), Toledo, Harvard and Cornell. Along with his regular visits to East Lansing, Horne has visited Iowa State, Indiana, Wisconsin, Buffalo and Michigan recently.
Those around the Michigan State program believe that Horne has been at more spring practices than any recruit, which Horne says is because he simply wants to get in face time with the coaching staff.
"They think I went to the most spring practices there," he said. "I'm trying to get my face in front of them and make sure that they don't forget about me because that's kind of where I want to be."
With his regular visits to East Lansing and the fact that he keeps in touch with Salem on a weekly basis, Horne said that his recruiting process with the Spartans has gone well and feels that he has developed a strong relationship with Salem since Michigan State began recruiting him.
"I think it's going really well, especially since I've seen him so many times," he said. "Being up at practice, he came up to my school last year, stopped in and said 'Hi' and then came by this year. Me and coach Salem have a very good relationship and when we see each other now, it's kind of like old friends."
With Horne returning to Michigan State in a little more than a month for the Elite Camp, the 3-star linebacker said that he's been putting in work in preparation for the camp with the hopes of showing the coaching staff enough to land an offer.
"I'm doing a lot of speed and agility work and running after school," he said. "Some of the guys get out there and we just try to get better. We just go and do some agility stuff on our own, we do some running on our own and then some lifting and getting stronger, just getting ready for the camp."
But while he doesn't have an offer from the Spartans as of yet, Horne's stock continues to rise after a strong junior season and with several offers now in hand and more on the horizon, Horne admitted that the recruiting process as a whole has gotten easier for him.
"It's definitely becoming easier, especially now because I have a few offers," he said. "I have a place to play football when high school is over and that's a big thing. Before, when I'd visit these schools and not every getting an offer, it was kind of wondering why and it was nerve-wracking not knowing if you're going to have a place to play football after high school. So I guess that makes it more comfortable at this point."
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Motorcyclist Killed in Vehicle Crash in Bibb County, Georgia
BIBB COUNTY, GA. – According to a news story reported online at 13wmaz.com, a motorcyclist was tragically killed in a vehicle crash in Bibb County, Georgia. The victim has been identified by officials, as has the other driver, and authorities say that charges are pending the outcome of the investigation.*
The fatal accident happened on the evening of April 13 on Eisenhower Parkway in Bibb County. The Bibb County Sheriff's Office and 13WMAZ report that a blue Chevrolet Impala was traveling toward Eisenhower Parkway and crossed over the roadway to get to Laveta Drive.
In crossing into Eisenhower Parkway, the sheriff's office says the Chevy driver traveled into the path of a Kawasaki ZX12R motorcycle. The two vehicles then crashed into each other. It is not clear at this time what caused the accident, as authorities did not immediately say why the Chevy driver allegedly did not yield to oncoming traffic.
The motorcyclist was severely injured in the wreck, according to the report, and emergency responders took him to the Medical Center, Navicent Health in Macon, Georgia. 13WMAZ reports that he died at the hospital from his injuries. He was identified as a 54-year-old man. The report did not include his city of residence. It appears he was the sole rider on the motorcycle at the time of the crash.
It is unclear from the 13WMAZ report if the driver of the Chevy was injured in the collision. He was identified as a 26-year-old man. His city of residence was also not reported, and it is not clear if any passengers were in the Chevy. Deputies say that charges are pending the outcome of their investigation, which is still ongoing.
Source:https://www.13wmaz.com/article/news/motorcyclist-dies-after-car-accident/93-a094b8ca-aefa-483e-92a0-5aea7e6d88d2


* [http://forums.thesims.com/en_US/discussion/77984 Sept 2014 : Core Maxis Modding documentaion. http://forums.thesims.com/en_US/discussion/779844] EA has not updated it since launch, so a little outdated.
* November 2014: Deformer Maps V5 (0xdb43e069) http://forums.thesims.com/en_US/discussion/comment/13004437/#Comment_13004437 (see above for V7).


OUTLANE made home advantage pay in Sunday's Halifax, Huddersfield & District Union Handicap Team Championship.
Their quartet of Nick Sutton, Patrick O'Flynn, Anthony O'Brien and Len Campey had a total gross score of 346 to win by a massive 11 shot margin from Willow Valley with Woodsome Hall and Huddersfield two shots further back.
Twenty clubs took part and teams were made up of players in different handicap bands with one player of not less than six handicap, another of not less than nine, one of not less than 12 and the fourth of 15 handicap or greater.
There was a prize for the best nett score and that went to Willow Valley's Scott Smith with a 66 playing off 17.
6, Crow Nest Park 368 (Darren Hill 86, Neil Connor 88, David Simpson 91, Paul Scothorne 103); 7, Bradley Park 368 (P Kaye 85, Donavon Crossley 92, M R Hanson 95, Steve Kelly 96); 8, Marsden 369 (Ash Haywood 81, A Bull 85, M Simpson 87, B Wikzynski 116); 9, Queensbury 373 (David Sills 77, P Cheesbrough 89, Dave Harris 98, David Wheildon 109); 10, Crosland Heath 375 (S J Rowlands 89, James Wilson 95, Adam Lightowlers 95, E J Pearson 96); 11. Meltham 375 (T Hellawell 86, P Walker 90, John Wozniak 94, J Steele 105); 12, West End 384 (A Heywood 86, G J Abernethy 95, Stephen Holmes 98, A Speak 105); 13, Elland 385 (Matt Swann 93, Sean O'Donoghue 95, Richard Bradley 97, Steven Pendleton 100); 14, Halifax 392 (Neil Rogers 82, A Haigh 95, Simon Willis 107, D Green 108); 15, Castlefields 392 (Charles Burton 89, Richard Badrock 96, Charles Tolley 101, David Bartliff 106); 16, Dewsbury District 464 (David Sykes 85, Robert Pilkington 88, Calvin Howell 90, Jez Stanley NR); 17, Hebden Bridge 478 (Jake W Allott 86, Des Senior 92, Paul Gibson 99, Neil Clegg NR); 18, Saddleworth 509 (Stuart Hanson 91, David Fox 99, Andy Thornton 118, Guy Godwin NR); 19, Longley Park 589 (S.C Ruta 88, J P Ruta 99, I Dyson NR, Kevin Ash NR); 20, Lightcliffe 594 (Duncan Armitage 95, Steve Travis 96, Edward Pickles NR, Richard Smith).


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The laundry room provides a washing machine, tumble dryer, ironing board, 2 x irons for your convenience - leave space in your luggage for all those cheap designer clothes you are likely to purchase at the excellent designer outlet malls!
This wonderful contemporary styled bedroom located off the family room, is furnished with a King sized bed with matching furnishings and provides a large walk-in closet and ample drawer space. This room faces onto the pool deck, and has its own TV with DVD and alarm clock radio. The enclosed en-suite bathroom has his & hers vanity units, large walk-in shower unit and separate WC cubicle. There is also a hairdryer in the vanity unit. Off the ensuite is the large walk-in closet.
This shared bathroom next to the laundry room, on the ground floor features a single vanity unit, shower cubicle and WC.
The converted garage with air-conditioning includes a Pool Table, Air Hockey, Darts and a selection of board games. We have also provided a Play-Station 2 with a selection of games for your enjoyment.
This bedroom features a queen sized bed and built-in wardrobe. Additional features include a TV and alarm clock radio.
This bedroom features a double bed and a built-in wardrobe. Additional features include a TV and alarm clock radio.
This shared bathroom at the top of the stairs and in between bedrooms 3 & 4, features a single vanity unit, bath with shower over and WC.
Come stay with us and enjoy. Set in the holiday capitol of the world, Our Villa is the ideal launch pad for experiencing the following theme parks.
Disney World, Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure, SeaWorld, Aquatica, Discovery cove, Busch Gardens.
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Scoot over to the beaches (either east or west coast)both about an hours drive, or take in the space centre. We have it all the greatest holiday ever!


It's the start of wedding season! If you are approaching your wedding date (congratulations!), the tax implications of marriage are probably not the first thing on your mind. But paying a little attention to it now can save time and even money later.
Here are a few tips to help those who are about to embark on a new life together.
Tip 1: Notify the Social Security Administration with any name change(s). The IRS has a name match program with the SSA and will potentially reject deductions and joint filing if the name change is not made timely. Do this by filing Form SS-5 with the SSA.
Tip 2: Use Form 8822 to update your address with the IRS if either of you is moving.
Tip 3: Change your name and addresses with your employer and the Postal Service to ensure your W-2s are correctly stated and delivered to the proper address.
Tip 4: If selling one or two residences, make sure you review how capital gains tax laws apply to your situation. This is especially important if one of you has been in your home for only a short time or if either home has appreciated in value.
Tip 5: Review legal documents to ensure legal titles are as you wish them to be. This includes bank accounts, titles on property, credit cards, insurance policies, and living wills.
Tip 6: Recalculate your payroll withholdings and file a new W-4. If both newlyweds work, your combined income could put you into a higher tax bracket. This phenomenon is referred to as "the marriage penalty." By changing withholdings now, you can avoid a big surprise at tax time.
Tip 7: Review your employee benefits and make necessary changes in health care, insurance, retirement account beneficiaries, and tax-preferred spending accounts. Marriage is a qualified event to make mid-year changes by most employees.
If you or someone close to you has questions about marriage and taxes, give us a call. We'd love to help.


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C-USA Baseball Tournament's Future at MGM Park Unclear
By Zach Spedden on January 8, 2020 in College Baseball, Minor-League Baseball
Questions are being raised about the future of the Conference USA baseball tournament at Biloxi's MGM Park, with rising costs reportedly among the challenges facing event organizers. (more…)
Bennett, Shuckers Settle Lawsuit
Tim Bennett and the Biloxi Shuckers (Class AA; Southern League), Biloxi Baseball LLC, and managing member Ken Young have settled a lawsuit over Bennett's role as an owner of the team. (more…)
Overtime Sports Names Keair Edwards Head Groundskeeper at MGM Park
By Ballpark Digest Editors on January 4, 2018 in At the Ballpark, The Front Office
Overtime Sports has announced the hiring of Keair Edwards to serve as the Overtime Sports head groundskeeper for events at Biloxi's MGM Park. That includes all High School, Jr. College, College, Conference USA Championship Tournament games and other events at the facility. (more…)
Biloxi Baseball Responds to Overtime Sports Lawsuit
By Kevin Reichard on June 14, 2017 in Minor-League Baseball
Biloxi Baseball, the Biloxi Shuckers (Class AA; Southern League) and owner Ken Young are seeking damages and a TRO in response to the lawsuit filed by Tim Bennett and Overtime Sports Management Biloxi over access to MGM Park and revenue generated by non-MiLB events. (more…)
Bennett Sues Biloxi Shuckers Over Ballpark Access, Revenue
By Kevin Reichard on May 1, 2017 in Minor-League Baseball, News
This has been a simmering issue, and it's in court, as Tim Bennett and Overtime Sports Management Biloxi is suing the Biloxi Shuckers, Biloxi Baseball LLC and managing owner Ken Young over access to MGM Park and his share of the concessions revenue from events he booked. UPDATED: The Shuckers respond. (more…)
Biloxi Moves Closer to Ending Dispute with Shuckers
By Zach Spedden on March 9, 2017 in Minor-League Baseball, News
Following a vote on Tuesday, the City of Biloxi and the Biloxi Shuckers (Class AA; Southern League) may be closer to ending their ongoing dispute. (more…)
Shuckers pledge $925,000 toward ballpark work
By Kevin Reichard on March 24, 2015 in Minor-League Baseball, News
MGM Park should open in June after the Biloxi Shuckers (Class AA; Southern League) and Overtime Sports pledged at least $925,000 toward construction costs. (more…)
Consultant: Biloxi ballpark site would be a winner
By Kevin Reichard on August 21, 2013 in Minor-League Baseball, News
This is quite the endorsement: Charles Johnson IV of Johnson Consulting calls a proposed Biloxi ballpark a sure winner, with average baseball attendance and above-average event attendance. The recipient of a $25,000 contract from the city, Johnson pegs the ballpark's economic impact at $34 million annually (with the average game/event attendee spending $70 during each […]
New Biloxi ballpark could slip to 2015
By Kevin Reichard on July 26, 2013 in Minor-League Baseball, News
Given that it's almost August and there's no ballpark financing in place, much less ground broken on a new facility, it's increasingly looking like the Southern League won't be arriving in Biloxi until 2015. True, there's been a lot of work on the project behind the scenes: the city has solicited bonds to pay for […]


Psoriatic arthritis is a lifelong condition that causes your joints to hurt and swell. People with psoriatic arthritis can also have patches of red, thick skin with silvery scales. About 1 million adult Americans have it. Pro-golfer Phil Mickelson brought awareness to this disease when he became a spokesman, also being affected.
Chronic inflammation may be a contributor to your fatigue that accompanies psoriatic arthritis, but there may also be other factors at play. Discussing the severity and frequency of your fatigue with your doctor can be the first step in discovering the causes.
The range of severity of psoriatic arthritis is wide, with 35 percent of patients claiming the mildest form of the disease — asymmetrical psoriatic arthritis. Whether you have a mild, moderate, or severe form of the disease, there are natural foods to consider for psoriatic-arthritis-related pain from inflammation.
Apples. Not only are apples extremely alkalizing, but they have anti-inflammatory and immune-boosting properties as well.
Broccoli. High in A, C, K, & B-complex vitamins, this fall food is packed with many minerals and phytonutrients! Calcium, magnesium, iron, selenium, and zinc also help fight bacteria and viruses.
Brussels sprouts. These are a great source of omega-3 fatty acids? Omega-3's are extremely helpful when it comes to fighting autoimmune conditions. These small green powerhouses also include phytonutrients, vitamins C, A, E, and K, and minerals such as calcium, iron, and manganese.
Cauliflower. High in vitamins C, K, and B-complex, this cruciferous vegetable is excellent for supporting our immune system. High in protein, it's also a great source of omega-3s.
Celery. A well-known diuretic, celery is wonderful at flushing out toxins from our body. It is high in vitamin A, magnesium, and iron and has strong anti-inflammatory properties.
Cabbage. A great source of vitamins K, C, and B6. Calcium, choline, phosphorus, selenium, iron, pantothenic acid, protein, niacin, folate, copper.
Figs. Figs are one of the highest sources of calcium. They also help repair and restore many of our bodies' systems — including the immune system!
Kale. It's a nutrient-packed powerhouse containing omega-3 fatty acids, chlorophyll, amino acids, vitamins A, C, E, K, B-complex, and minerals such as iron, magnesium, copper, and potassium.
Pears. Pears contain several anti-cancer properties, the ability to improve insulin sensitivity and contain a great source of iodine, which helps maintain a balanced metabolism. They're rich in vitamins A, C, E, and alkaline minerals- folic acid, niacin, copper, and boron.
Pumpkin and pumpkin seeds. Pumpkins are packed with vitamins A, C, E, B — vitamins such as folates, niacin, thiamin, and pantothenic acid and minerals like calcium, copper, potassium, and phosphorus. This fruit (yes, it's a fruit!) not only has immune-boosting properties but also contains several anti-aging benefits as well.


Maya Indea Jama is a British television and radio presenter of Somali-Swedish descent.
A former broadcast journalist for MTV among other networks, she currently co-presents Trending Live! on 4Music and Cannonball on ITV.
Jama presented the weekly music video countdown on JumpOff.TV in London. She then worked for Sky on TRACE Sports and was later a weekday DJ on Rinse FM . In August 2014, Jama joined MTV as a presenter for The Wrap Up .
Additionally, she hosted Copa90's Maya's FIFA World Cup Cities , a travelogue covering the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil. Jama likewise co-hosted the channel's nine-part World Cup Taxi series dedicated to the event.
In September 2017 and February 2018, Jama was a guest panellist on ITV's Loose Women . She also co-hosted the MOBO Awards on Channel 5 with Marvin Humes in November of the year.
Jama currently co-presents the Saturday night game show Cannonball on ITV with Freddie Flintoff, Frankie Bridge, Radzi Chinyanganya and Ryan Hand.
In spring 2018, she will join the air staff of BBC Radio 1, presenting Radio 1's Greatest Hits on Saturdays and co-presenting every Friday with Scott Mills and Chris Stark.
Besides broadcasting, Jama has also dabbled in fashion modelling and acting in comedic roles.
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Last year the money was raised to purchase a minibus (see attached) and this year the money is being used to buy new outdoor and adventure equipment for the young people in Scouting in Keynsham to use. This will enable more young people to take part in these character building and adventurous activities. It will also help is to ensure that our adult leaders have the correct qualifications which ensures long term commitment to providing activities for the young people.
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Keynsham Explorer Scouts Charity Golf day on Friday 7th June was another success
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