My being in this place didn't surprise God. He knew before I was born that I would be here and He made preparations for me ahead of time to help me through the anticipatory grief, the initial shock on the day my husband died, all those feelings of betrayal, the months and months of questioning "WHY?!" and "HOW COULD YOU DO THIS TO ME?!", the realization that I needed help to process through my grief, the courage to ask for that help………….so many things that I have experienced and continue to experience. Finding out who I am to be now begins with an act of obedience to simply read or listen to the Bible every day. Only God's Word can reveal to me who I really am and illuminate the path that God has created for me to walk. The journey ahead is far more important than the past left behind.
Early this morning on my way back from letting my brother's dog out, I saw something that caught my attention. Off to the side of the street was a tall athletic looking young man with a stop watch running alongside a short young woman. She was obviously tired and struggling to keep up with him and began to lag behind. The young man, whom I could tell was coaching her, looked back and saw that she was close to stopping. Instead of continuing to run on ahead of her, her turned back to run towards her. His hand was gently motioning to her as if to say, "Come on! You can do it! Keep going!".
Immediately what I was seeing became God and me. There are times when we are running along together that I become discouraged and start to lag behind. It's too hard and too painful. God doesn't just look back at me and keep running away from me. He turns back and runs toward me gently encouraging me to keep going.
I'm not running this race alone as a widow. Even though I cannot see Him, I know without a shadow of a doubt that He has sat with me in the early days of shock and grief, crawled with me when I was able to move again, shuffled along with me as I began to get my bearings, and is now walking alongside me as I continue to find my way through each day.
God is not just some spiritual being that is up there floating around as He looks down on earth. He's much more personal than that. I'm not just a dot in this world full of people. I'm so much more than that because He loves me and I love Him. Admittedly having faith and believing in a God that I cannot physically see is challenging at times, but in my heart I KNOW He is real.
It's God and me together now sometimes crawling, sometimes shuffling, sometimes walking and at times loping alongside each other. I can't tell you how comforting it is to know that I am never alone.
"An epic story always covers a huge canvas. Central to the plot of an epic is a journey, undertaken by an individual, family, or community, that involves some mission or quest. The main characters must locate a buried treasure, restore a king to his throne, solve a puzzling mystery, or make their way home after years of wandering.
However happy the ending, an epic often has a great deal of darkness in it–tragedy, suffering, betrayal, and terrible sacrifice. There are strange twists and turns that leave us breathless as we wonder whether the characters will complete their quest. If anything, struggle is necessary to the nature of the story itself. The success of the quest becomes all the more meaningful because of the disappointments the characters experience along the way. The resolution comes as a joyful relief in the face of what once appeared to be unconquerable.
Light shines all the brighter considering the darkness that threatened to prevail.
I believe that prayer is an epic story. In the end we receive answers, for Jesus himself promised it would be so. But the problem is, all of us pass through stretches of time—sometimes long stretches of time–when God does not seem willing or capable of answering our prayers.
Struggle and suffering are bad enough in themselves, as we all know. They are worse when we cry out to God for help, believing with every bit of faith we can muster that God will hear our prayers–yet still feel unheard. Such experiences can test our faith to the breaking point.
"There were some days when that trusting the Lord thing did not go well for both of us. So, this idea of trusting the Lord is a fight. It is a battle and there were some days when we would have to end the day confessing, 'Lord, today was not good–we were not victorious. We're just going to believe that You understand our frame and You've never given us more than we can bear, but we're struggling and we didn't do well today. You know it. We're sorry. Please forgive us and help us tomorrow.' And we did that again and again and again.
It's a choice we have to make at some point after the death of our husband.


Feb. 21, 2017, marked 52 years since one of America's most charismatic,dynamic, controversial, enigmatic, inspirational, feared, celebrated, hated, intelligent orators/leaders was cut down by a hail of bullets in his prime in front of a packed audience in the Audubon Ballroom which included his wife (pregnant with twins) and his four children....Although he drew his last breath that tragic day Malcolm still lives!!! You can kill the dreamer, but never the dream; you can kill the revolutionary, but never the revolution!!!
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From the best-selling author of Sister of My Heart comes a spellbinding tale of mothers and daughters, love and cultural identity.
Rakhi, a young painter and single mother, is struggling to come to terms with her relationship with ex-husband Sonny, a hip Bay Area DJ, and with her dreamteller mother, who has rarely spoken about her past or her native India. Rakhihas her hands full, juggling a creative dry spell, raising her daughter, and trying to save the Berkeley teahouse she and her best friend, Belle, own. But greater challenges are to come. When a national tragedy turns her world upside down and Rakhi needs her mother's strength and wisdom more than ever, she loses her in a freak car accident. But uncovering her mother's dream journals allows Rakhi to discover her mother's long-kept secrets and sacrifices - and ultimately to confront her fears, forge a new relationship with her father, and revisit Sonny's place in her heart.
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I enjoyed this book. I didn't really care for the main character, but the story that unfolded was interesting and kept me listening. The narrator is great, except for the little girl's voice as mentioned by another reviewer. I could have done without the dream journal entries that had nothing to do with the story, but those were pretty few. I thought the book had a good balance of mystic and realistic themes.
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Oregon voter registration program hit minor software glitch
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SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Oregon's pioneering motor voter program, in which residents who interact with the motor vehicle division are automatically registered to vote, hit a minor software speed bump, but the secretary of state said Monday it's being resolved.
Secretary of State Shemia Fagan said the Oregon Elections Division on Friday discovered the software error, which for the past six years has failed to pre-register some 16- and 17-year-olds to vote.
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"As a result, 7,767 eligible voters in Oregon … were not given the opportunity to become automatically registered voters for the 2022 election. The issue has impacted voters during the last three election cycles," Fagan's office said in a statement.
Fagan will direct Oregon's 36 county clerks to issue ballots to affected voters — those who will be 18 or older on Nov. 8.
"Eligible voters not receiving their ballots in Oregon is unacceptable," Fagan said. "As long as I am Oregon's Secretary of State, I will do everything in my power to ensure that no eligible voters are disenfranchised."
The Oregon Elections Division was alerted to the issue by a voter who didn't receive a ballot.
Fagan said her technical staff worked through the weekend to resolve the software error.
On Monday morning, there were almost 3 million registered voters in Oregon. A total of 414,000 ballots have already been returned, the secretary of state's website said. Voters in Oregon receive ballots in the mail and can either mail them back or leave them in official drop boxes.
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Company fined after exposure of employees to Asbestos fibres resulting from demolition works
Today in the Cork Circuit Criminal Court Judge Sean Ó Donnabhain imposed a fine of €50,000 on Leeside Cut & Core Contractors Limited.
The company, Leeside Cut & Core Contractors Ltd., pleaded guilty to 2 offences under Section 8(2)(a) of the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act 2005, contrary to Section 77(2)(a) and Regulation 7(a) of the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (Exposure to Asbestos) Regulations, 2006 and 2010.
The case arose as the result of demolition works at an office building at Goulds Hill, Mallow, Co. Cork. The 2 storey office building was constructed in the 1970's and had Asbestos Insulating Board ceiling tiles containing Amosite (brown asbestos) and Chrysotile (white asbestos) on both ground and first floor. The floor tiles and bitumen also contained Chrysotile. Asbestos is a known carcinogen.
Between the 21st January 2015 and 06th February 2015 employees of Leeside Cut & Core Contractors Ltd. were involved in demolition of stud wall partitions and blockwork at the office block. These demolition works were carried out in an uncontrolled manner and as a result damage was caused to the Asbestos Insulating Board ceiling tiles resulting in exposure of these employees to Asbestos fibres.
The company (Leeside Cut & Core Contractors Ltd.) pleaded guilty to:
failure to manage and conduct work activity, specifically the carrying out of demolition work in circumstances where there were asbestos containing materials present, in such a way as to ensure, so far as was reasonably practicable , the safety, health and welfare at work of employees, in that the demolition was being carried out in an uncontrolled fashion causing damage to the asbestos ceiling tiles and floor tiles on the premises exposing employees to the risk of inhaling asbestos fibres and
Undertaking work which would be liable to expose employees to dust arising from either or both asbestos or materials containing asbestos in circumstances where they had failed to carry out a risk assessment as to whether asbestos or asbestos containing materials were present or liable to be present.
At Mallow District Court in February 2018 the Client company in this particular case, AV Pound and Company Ltd, pleaded guilty to Regulation 6(1)(a) of the Safety , Health and Welfare at Work (Construction) Regulations 2013, contrary to Section 77(2)(c) of the Safety Health & Welfare at Work Act 2005 (Failure of client to appoint in writing a competent Project Supervisor Design Process at or before start of design process ) and was fined €750 with €3,000 costs awarded.
Sharon McGuinness, Assistant Chief Executive of the Health and Safety Authority said:
"Asbestos containing materials remain a significant hazard in older buildings. Exposure to asbestos fibres can lead to fatal diseases many years after the last exposure has taken place. It is a critical requirement of the 2006-2010 Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (Exposure to Asbestos) Regulations that all employers, particularly in the construction and demolition sector identify the presence of asbestos containing materials. This should be done in advance of any maintenance, refurbishment or demolition in buildings built prior to 2000. In practice, this can be achieved by requesting the results of an asbestos survey from the client or owner of the building or engaging a competent asbestos surveyor to conduct an intrusive refurbishment or demolition asbestos survey.
This particular case highlighted that attempts to demolish structures below or adjacent to high-risk asbestos containing materials should not be attempted. All reasonable attempts should be made to remove all such materials by competent asbestos removal contractors prior to any demolition techniques being applied."


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OWC this week introduced its second-generation ThunderBlade external SSDs, which are aimed squarely at the high-end, max performance external storage market. Offering up to 2800 MB/s sequential read speeds, the new drives offer the same performance as the first-generation ThunderBlade SSDs, but are priced significantly lower.
OWC's ThunderBlade (Gen 2) DAS devices are available in 1 TB, 2 TB, 4 TB and 8 TB configurations, just like their predecessors. While the first-generation ThunderBlade drives were based on four Mercury M.2 SSDs (Silicon Motion SM2260, LDPC, 3D MLC NAND) working in concert, the ThunderBlade (Gen 2) devices use cheaper SSDs, almost certainly featuring modern 3D TLC NAND. Since 3D TLC is cheaper than 3D MLC, the ThunderBlade Gen 2 drives start at $799, down from $1,199 in case of the first-gen.
Performance-wise, the new and "old" ThunderBlades offer the same official specs: both generations are rated for up to 2800 MB/s sequential read speed as well as up to 2450 MB/s sequential write speed (keeping in mind performance levels offered by four PCIe 3.0 x4 SSDs, these must be sustained speeds). Meanwhile, when two ThunderBlade (Gen 2) drives are used and SoftRAID technology is enabled, performance levels go all the way up to 3800 MB/s, which is the maximum performance level offered by one PCIe 3.0 x4-based ThunderBolt 3 controller. Speaking of TB3, it should be noted that the latest ThunderBlade is still based on Intel's DSL6540 "Alpine Ridge" controller, so there's no USB fallback here.
OWC's ThunderBlade devices feature two Thunderbolt 3 ports and support daisy chaining to enable portable high-performance storage systems with up to 48 TB capacity.
Given the fact that the ThunderBlade (Gen 2) is meant to be a quick and efficient replacement for the first-gen ThunderBlade, the latest version of the DAS comes in the same rugged metal enclosure, which also acts like a cooling system for the NVMe SSDs.
OWC has already started sales of its ThunderBlade (Gen 2) external SSDs. As noted above, the 1 TB flavor is priced at $799, whereas the top-of-the-range 8 TB model costs $3,499.
ThunderBlade has great features, but I think the price is a bit high, if it cost a bit less then I would buy it without hesitation!
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I got a new wireless remote shutter along with my new and shiny Joby GripTight ONE GP Magnetic Impulse Gorillpad (what a name! Marketing must have worked overtime). The remote shutter is called "Joby Impulse" and works the same way as Muku Shuttr did. It also seems that Muku Shuttr is not sold any more, you may want to check the Joby Impulse wireless remote shutter on Amazon.
I looked for a way to simulate the use of ND filters with an iPhone to be able to photograph long exposure photos when I discovered Slow Shutter Camera App [iTunes App Store Link]. With Slow Shutter Cam, I can shoot long time exposures at the full 8MP resolution of the iPhone 5S camera.
Just as with a DSLR, taking long exposure photos with an iPhone will result in blurry photos if you've got a shaky hand. I use a Joby Grip Tight Gorilla Pod [Amazon Link] to avoid that.
Though you can use the "volume +" button of your headphones as a remote shutter for such photos, I bought a wireless remote shutter remote named Muku Shuttr. It's much more convenient than untangling the wires of the headphones each time.
Just as with a DSLR, you need a steady hand or, even better, a remote shutter for sharp photos when shooting long exposures. I used the headphones for my first long exposures with the iPhone like this photo of a waterfall.
The built in camera app and many third-party camera apps allow the use of the "volume +" button on the iPhone as a shutter release, even the "volume +" button on your headphone.
The remote shutter release "Muku Shuttr" was exactly what I was looking for. It's a small wireless remote shutter release that works using Bluetooth. Basically, it sends a "volume +" button press to the iPhone as soon as you press the shutter release button on the Muku Shuttr. It works with every camera app that works with "volume +" button as a shutter release. I tested it with all of my favourite iphone camera apps: Muku Shuttr works perfect as a remote shutter with the built in iOS7 and iOS8 camera app, with 365 Pro, Pureshot and Slow Shutter Cam. In 365 Pro, Pureshot and ProCamera 7 you have to enable the option "Hardware Shutter Release" first.
ProHDR and Sony PlayMemories for the Sony QX100 do not yet (?) support the "volume +" button as a shutter release, thus Muku Shuttr will not work with those apps.
I ordered the Muku Shuttr remote shutter release directly from Muku via Amazon [Amazon Link] from Amazon. It arrived in a frustration-free packaging. It comes with a small pouch and a simple iPhone stand that plugs into the headjack port.
Turn it on using a small switch on the left side.
A green LED light above the shutter release button will flash and indicate that Shuttr is ready but not yet paired with your smartphone.
Open Bluetooth settings on your iPhone and enable Bluetooth. Wait for a second and it should display a device named "Muku Shuttr". Tap it and Shuttr and your iPhone are paired and ready to use.
You only have to do this once. After you paired the devices for the first time, just turn on Muku Shuttr and press the shutter release button briefly and it will connect with the iPhone (if Bluetooth is enabled on the iPhone).
One observation about Bluetooth: There's still the opinion that leaving Bluetooth switched on will drain the battery. This was true for devices that do not have Bluetooth low energy. But the iPhone 5S has Bluetooth low energy. During the last year I didn't notice any difference wether Bluetooth was turned on or off all the time.
Muku Shuttr is powered by a small and exchangeable battery. Muku Labs has posted a video on Youtube about how to change the battery.
It's small but still big enough to use it conveniently.
It connects quickly to the iPhone. It just takes a second or two.
You don't need an extra "Muku Shuttr" app to use it. Any camera app that supports the "volume +" button as a shutter release works.
It works from a distance of up to 30 feet.
It's one of those iPhone photography accessories I never leave home without and I use it regularely for my iPhone night photos. You can get your Muku Shuttr directly via Amazon.


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ISLAMABAD, Oct 11 (APP): Newly-appointed Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Zafar Mehmood Abbasi visited Air Headquarters here on Wednesday.
On his arrival at Air Headquarters, he was received by Chief of the Air StaffAir Chief Marshal Sohail Aman, a statement issued here by media directorate of Pakistan Air Force (PAF) said.
Admiral Zafar laid a wreath at the Martyrs' Monument to pay homage to the martyrs' of PAF. He was also introduced to Principal Staff Officers of the PAF.
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Nidecker Trinity 2019-2020 Women's Snowboard Boots Review
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SIZES: UK 3-8.5
FLEX: 6
LACING SYSTEM: Double Boa
PRICE:£259 / €280
Why we chose the Nidecker Trinity Snowboard Boots: A premium product with a pleasing pricepoint.
When riding, your boots are the part of your setup you'll see the least. Nevertheless, from the carpark to the summit, they're undoubtedly the part of your setup you'll feel the most. Get them wrong, and you'll feel every bump, turn and landing like your big toe is the epicentre of all human suffering; get them right, and there's every chance it's because you're wearing a pair of Nidecker Trinity boots.
Despite coming in at a lower price point to much of the competition, there's no reason why there won't be as many seasoned riders stomping about in a pair of these as there will be first-time seasonaires.
"Despite coming in at a lower price point to much of the competition, there's no reason why there won't be as many seasoned riders stomping about in a pair of these as there will be first time seasonaires"
Featuring a dual boa closure system, the Trinity boots allow you to fine-tune the fit and response between the upper and lower sections of the boot. You can crank up and lock your heel and ankle to the bottom of the liner within seconds, and then dial in the exact amount of support you want up top.
On the insides, Nidecker have opted for their bronze level thermo heat mouldable liner. This allows you to get the same customised fit around the heel and ankle as the more premium liners, without costly additions of a integrated lacing liner to the shell or a velcro top strap. Ultimately, though, the fit should remain snug where it matters most.
The comfort continues on the underside of the boots, too. The Trinity sit on top of Nidecker's B.F.T Gravity outsole, which provides durable, grippy rubber around the edge. The focus here though is on all N-gel cushioning sat under your heel and the ball of your foot. Whether it's walking up to the lift line or smashing slush ruts at the end of the season, the Trinity has all the dampening and cushioning to put proper spring in your step.
"Nidecker have cracked the Holy Trinity with these ones"
Nidecker have cracked the Holy Trinity with these ones – comfort, fit and response. And, as an added bonus, with a price point that should please almost every snowboarder out there.
Margaux de Mercurio – Line and Product Manager
"When we created the Trinity, our first goal was to offer the best value women's Double Boa® boots (with clean looks inspired by everyday life, and made to be as comfortable as your favourite pair of sneakers straight out of the box). They have an asymmetrical, ergonomic design that gives you support exactly where you need it. Our new B.F.T. Gravity outsole to keep the weight down and of course the Boa system to make getting in and out of them as easy as possible.
In terms of looks, I tried to push a more feminine rather than girly style… we can do better than just 'shrinking and pinking' the guys' stuff, For me, today's fashion is already a really rich colour palette, so we went with two simple colourways to match a variety of clothes and boards. If that's as important to you with snowboarding boots as it is with your favourite pair of Stan Smiths, or Air Force Ones, you're in luck."
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You must have seen world-class brands, luxury items proudly displayed at international airports and what we do? We window shop. But, not at Chandigarh International Airport.
In a first time ever in India, a flea market will be set up at an international airport and Chandigarh International Airport will be first to have the honour. The flea market will provide the travelers inexpensive shopping of their memorabilia.
All the blueprints and setup of the market will be managed by the city-based firm VEE Three Marketing Private Limited.
♦ Initially, the market will run for three months.
♦ 10 shops will be set up in the security hold area of the departure terminal.
♦ The shops will include artificial jewelery, clothes, sunglasses, cosmetics, etc.
♦ The opening and closing time will be same like the airport timings.
♦ Also, there will be 16 retail shops in the departure area.
♦ There will be a band, group of dancers or a musician performing every day.
♦ Besides this, the old terminal building has was also been converted into a civil aviation skill training center.
With runway repairs and additional international and domestic flight destinations and travelers comfort and delights in focus, Chandigarh airport definitely seem to be gearing up for ensuring a comfortable and pleasurable flight experience.
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Mosey over to the Rusan's parking lot for a little SSH, Merkin, Squat warmup. Then straight shot over to the bottom of the Salem hill… backward run up the hill with 10 jump squats at the top. Cut through my hood and over to the top of Idlewood.
Four Corners – Partner up. Use the square of Lilac, Idlewood (hill), Princeton and Mega tool. Each partner goes opposite directions. 10 Merkins at each corner and each time you see your partner 10 Partner Derkins, 20 Partner sit ups. Switch directions the second time you see your partner so each gets a taste of the Megatool.
After two laps quick mosey down the Lurker to the owl bars for 3 sets of 10 pullups, 20 dips and 30 LBCs. Then head back up lurker with 10 merkins at each speed bump and 10 at the top. Head home with a few quick stops on the way for merkins and LBCs to keep everyone together. One last sprint up the hill to the school and we'll call it a day.
Good to have CT back out in action, hope the knee held up ok today. It didn't feel like a proper Sparta without Doobie and Bermuda… Doobie hope you heel up quick, BB? Bueller? Awesome to see some new faces out there (Snots, Tommy Lee, Broken Bell, Stormy etc) and some fast ones at that, keep coming guys. Sparta has really grown to being a solid neighborhood workout with strong numbers. Always my favorite way to cap off the week. As we approached the Lurker/Megatool area, there was a lot of whispering going on, hope the neighbors appreciated our courtesy. I had originally planned to do a second round of four corners one street over with Idlewood and Somerset as the hills but decided that may get too monotonous so I figured we'd head down the lurker and get some pull ups in at the owl bars. I gotta say I may have lost control a little on the four corners.. I felt like people were flying everywhere and I'm not totally sure what exercises were being done… I couldn't tell who was in front and who was passing me but everyone came together after the second loop and we didn't lose anyone. I was hoping to fit in a few more backward runs up the Salem Hill on the way home, but ran out of time. I realized this week it had been a few months since I had Qed a workout and that I need to get on the schedule more often. It also made me appreciate all the guys who Q regularly across the Metro region (you know who you are). This F3 thing doesn't run itself so thank you for the regular Q's and hold me accountable when I'm slacking off. Classic take out by Double Nickels, great to you have back buddy! Hope everyone got their money's worth.
Nice work, Dover. I hated to miss your Q & hearing I also missed the return of Double Nickels is just salt in an open wound. Bermuda told me he's been called to A-Pac for the next 3 weeks on a covert operation running fish tanks between Japan and Thailand. I'm sure he'll blend right in.


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Q: Printing current pid in assembly I need some machine code to give me the current pid. I got the following syscalls 4 = write and 20 = getpid , This is the code I used from another source.
SECTION .data

LookUpDig db "0123456789"

PIDString db "PID: "
PIDLength equ $-PIDString

SECTION .bss

PID: resb 8

SECTION .text

global _start

_start:
    mov eax, 20
    int 0x80
    mov ebx, 0xA
    lea ebp, [PID+6]

ASCIIConv:
    div ebx
    mov byte cl, [LookUpDig+edx]
    mov [ebp], cl
    dec ebp
    xor edx, edx
    inc eax
    dec eax
    jnz ASCIIConv
    jz .printOut

.printOut:
    push PIDLength
    push PIDString
    push 0x1
    mov eax, 4
    push eax
    int 0x80
    add esp, 0x10

    mov [PID+7], byte 0xA

    push 0x8
    push PID
    push 0x1
    mov eax, 4
    push eax
    int 0x80
    add esp, 0x10
    mov eax, 0x1
    push 0x0
    int 0x80

I use this to compile it:
nasm -f elf32 -o try.o try.asm
ld -m elf_i386 -o try try.o

Where try is the asm file im working with.
The output I get is nothing and it return normally.
Thanks for any help! :)
NOTE: First time ever Ive dealt with Assembly

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KB can not touch ground until you are done running. You can hold it anyway you want the only body part it can rest on is shoulder. Person holding must stand entire time.
If Kb touches the ground 10 burpees each.
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Work to 70% of your 1RM Back Squat for a set of 5, then decrease weight for Drop Sets 3×5.
For Drop Sets 3×5, decrease weight by 35lbs down if work set of 5 is above 400lbs.
For Drop Sets 3×5, decrease weight by 20lbs down if work set of 5 is below 400lbs.
Target 10lbs increase / week if work sets are below 400lbs.
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1. Fixed bug on propagation of `options.rest` to node-rest-client instance
2. Added default MIME types for XML and JSON to node-rest-client in support of Solr 5
3. Added default writer type `JSON` to end point retrieving Solr collections from API

## 0.2.0

1. Added support for Solr collection aliases
2. Revamped dependencies to most up-to-date minors
3. [Pull #1: Collections list from Solr as JSON](https://github.com/jijordre/node-solr-smart-client/pull/1)
4. Added this changelog and removed revision history from README.md

## 0.1.0

Initial release.


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On the confounds among retest gains and age-cohort differences in the estimation of within-person change in longitudinal studies: A simulation study
Lesa Hoffman, Scott M. Hofer, Martin J. Sliwinski
Although longitudinal designs are the only way in which age changes can be directly observed, a recurrent criticism involves to what extent retest effects may downwardly bias estimates of true age-related cognitive change. Considerable attention has been given to the problem of retest effects within mixed effects models that include separate parameters for longitudinal change over time (usually specified as a function of age) and for the impact of retest (specified as a function of number of exposures). Because time (i.e., intervals between assessment) and number of exposures are highly correlated (and are perfectly correlated in equal interval designs) in most longitudinal studies, the separation of effects of within-person change from effects of retest gains is only possible given certain assumptions (e.g., age convergence). To the extent that cross-sectional and longitudinal effects of age differ, obtained estimates of aging and retest may not be informative. The current simulation study investigated the recovery of within-person change (i.e., aging) and retest effects from repeated cognitive testing as a function of number of waves, age range at baseline, and size and direction of age-cohort differences on the intercept and age slope in age-based models of change. Significant bias and Type I error rates in the estimated effects of retest were observed when these convergence assumptions were not met. These simulation results suggest that retest effects may not be distinguishable from effects of aging-related change and age-cohort differences in typical long-term traditional longitudinal designs.
Psychology and aging
https://doi.org/10.1037/a0023910
Direction compound
Longitudinal models
Practice effects
Retest effects
Hoffman, L., Hofer, S. M., & Sliwinski, M. J. (2011). On the confounds among retest gains and age-cohort differences in the estimation of within-person change in longitudinal studies: A simulation study. Psychology and aging, 26(4), 778-791. https://doi.org/10.1037/a0023910
On the confounds among retest gains and age-cohort differences in the estimation of within-person change in longitudinal studies : A simulation study. / Hoffman, Lesa; Hofer, Scott M.; Sliwinski, Martin J.
In: Psychology and aging, Vol. 26, No. 4, 01.12.2011, p. 778-791.
Hoffman, L, Hofer, SM & Sliwinski, MJ 2011, 'On the confounds among retest gains and age-cohort differences in the estimation of within-person change in longitudinal studies: A simulation study', Psychology and aging, vol. 26, no. 4, pp. 778-791. https://doi.org/10.1037/a0023910
Hoffman L, Hofer SM, Sliwinski MJ. On the confounds among retest gains and age-cohort differences in the estimation of within-person change in longitudinal studies: A simulation study. Psychology and aging. 2011 Dec 1;26(4):778-791. https://doi.org/10.1037/a0023910
Hoffman, Lesa ; Hofer, Scott M. ; Sliwinski, Martin J. / On the confounds among retest gains and age-cohort differences in the estimation of within-person change in longitudinal studies : A simulation study. In: Psychology and aging. 2011 ; Vol. 26, No. 4. pp. 778-791.
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The garden is free to enter at all times of the year.
Hillfield Gardens was originally developed as the grounds of the elaborate Victorian Hillfield House built around 1867-9, replacing an earlier house from 1826 (known as Woodbine Hill). The house now belongs to Gloucestershire County Council. The garden contains three mature Redwood trees, a champion oak and some of the oldest trees in Gloucester. The park was opened to the public around 1933 and is home to three monuments of historical significance: Scriven's Conduit, the King's Board and the chancel of the 12th century leper chapel of St May Magdalene. The remnants of a Roman road have been unearthed during a recent archaeological dig.
The Friends of Hillfield Gardens group was formed in 2005, and working with the City Council and local organisations, they have spearheaded the recent improvements to the gardens, which have led to increased public use. In addition to this musical events are held in the gardens every year as part of the Summer in Gloucester festivities.
All Areas Accessible to Disabled Visitors
From central Gloucester take Northgate Street and London Road. Coming up London Road, the garden's entrance will be to the left.
London Road is on the route of Stagecoach bus services 10 and 94.
Hillfield Gardens (1 Jan 2019 - 31 Dec 2019)
* Hillfield Gardens are free to access and can be accesed at any time throughout the year.
Hillfield House is a private building which is only open to the public during Heritage Open Days. This usually falls in September.
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It's tee time for the women's golf team at UTSA.
The lady Roadrunners have had two golf tournaments in the 2010 season and have had a strong start.
The Roadrunners opened the 2010 season at the Koasati Pines Classic in Kinder, Louisiana . They finished in third as a team and four of their five players finish in the top 20 of the tournament.
The four top athletes included senior Shelly Martinez, senior Madison McClain, sophomore Summer Batiste and sophomore Bruna Spengler.
In their second tournament the Roadrunners finished 14th at the UCF Challenge in Sorrento, Florida.
"Our goal is to win a Conference Championship." Martinez said. " We are looking to shutout the competition."
In the UCF Challenge, Martinez brought in a score card with 78-77-75, bringing her total to 230 for the tournament.
"As a senior and co-capitan of the team, I try to be a good leader so that the underclassmen look up to me," Martinez said. Leading is exactly what the team has in mind.
" We would like to win conference and advance to regionals," Batiste said. " We don't only want to win by two or three strokes; we want to win by 20."
Batiste, who finished 11th in the Koasati Pines Classic says that preparing mentally is the number one key to playing great golf.
The Roadrunners travel to Florence, Arizona March 15 to play in the Northern Migration Invitational.


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Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has often criticized Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump for his temperament, arguing that he's too reactionary and too easily baited to be President of the United States. On Tuesday, Clinton's team reiterated this idea by tweeting a video highlighting comments Trump allegedly made about wanting to use nuclear weapons, and honestly, it was pretty scary. But the video didn't quote Trump directly, and his team has refuted the story, according to The Huffington Post. What would Donald Trump's nuclear policy be if he were president? He hasn't been entirely clear about his position, but based on what he has said over the course of his campaign, his view should still concern voters.
During the first presidential debate in September, Trump stated that nuclear armament is the "single greatest problem the world has" and that "nuclear is the single greatest threat," according to NBC News. He's also made a point to say that he would be the "last to use nuclear weapons," as president, according to TIME, and that "it's a horror to use nuclear weapons." But the real concern about Trump's nuclear policy isn't even about whether or not he would use them, but the fact that he appears to be in favor of arming other countries.
You have so many countries already — China, Pakistan, you have so many countries, Russia — you have so many countries right now that have [nuclear weapons]. Now, wouldn't you rather, in a certain sense, have Japan have nuclear weapons when North Korea has nuclear weapons?
Whether you agree with Trump's position, there's no doubt that his policy is hugely radical, and highly controversial. For decades, the United States has actually focused on minimizing the global proliferation of nuclear weapons — aka, the exact opposite of what Trump is recommending — and it's made a big difference. According to Politico, 23 different countries "had weapons or were pursuing [nuclear] programs," in the 1960s, but now only nine do. What's more is that the U.S.-led Non-Proliferation Treaty (supported by former presidents John F. Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nixon) "is widely considered one of the most successful security pacts in history," with literally every country participating "except for Israel, India, Pakistan and North Korea."
In other words, a Trump presidency could signal a whole new direction in terms of nuclear policy, and it would have global implications that could be potentially disastrous. And it's important to consider that the long-standing position of the United States has been that the safest approach to avoiding nuclear war is to minimize the number of countries who have access to nuclear weapons in the first place. After all, as The Atlantic noted, "the more countries have nuclear weapons, the more opportunities there are for nuclear war to break out, whether by design or by accident."
I wouldn't be nuking anybody ... I will have a military that's so strong and powerful, and so respected, we're not gonna have to nuke anybody. [We] wouldn't get rid of the weapons. Because you have so many people out there. But I would be somebody that would be amazingly calm under pressure.
There are obviously a lot of issues at stake during this presidential election, and sometimes it can be difficult to really discern exactly where the candidates stand on the issues. But Trump's comments on nuclear proliferation are too important to ignore, even if they aren't always dominating the headlines.


I recently listened to a Bill Johnson message on confidence and it got me thinking about the difference between confidence and arrogance. Personally, I have struggled with a lack of confidence both in myself and in what the Lord wants to accomplish through me, so this message really intrigued me. Bill made the point that oftentimes confidence and arrogance can look the same. It's difficult to tell the difference from the outside. That's why it is important for us not to judge other believers, as we cannot see their heart. We don't know if the confident facade of the well-groomed and attractive gentleman on stage at church is confidence or really just arrogance. We don't know because we cannot see the heart. 1 Samuel 16:7 says, "The LORD does not look at the things people look at. People look at the outward appearance, but the LORD looks at the heart." As I have thought about what the difference really is, I believe it has to do with the condition of our hearts.
The word confidence literally means "full trust". As a believer, we can have full trust in our God and what He says about us as well as what He says He will do. Paul says in Philippians 1:6 that "being confident of this, that he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus." In other words, we can be sure that God is faithful and true, which means we can trust Him, and because He is trustworthy, we can be confident in who He says we are as well as what He says He will do.
I think that for so long I have been so afraid of appearing prideful, that the pendulum has swung in the opposite direction so that I lack confidence. There's absolutely nothing wrong with being confident, but it seems that the church has decided that confidence is akin to pride and arrogance, and since pride is a sin, we need to squash anything that looks like confidence. According to dictionary.com, the definition of arrogance is "an offensive display of superiority or self importance; overbearing pride. That sounds like a heart issue to me, and it sounds nothing like the definition of confidence. Maybe arrogance is trusting in oneself apart from God, and confidence is trusting in God working through us. There is obviously a large difference between confidence and arrogance even if we cannot tell the difference on the outside.


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For a second consecutive week, the top three slots on the Billboard Hot 100 are unchanged. Rihanna's "Umbrella" is No. 1 there for a fifth week, followed by Shop Boyz' "Party Like a Rockstar" at No. 2 and Fergie's "Big Girls Don't Cry" at No. 3. Plain White T's' "Delilah" inches up 5-4, while T-Pain's former No. 1, "Buy U a Drank (Shawty Snappin')," drops 4-5.
The No. 6-9 slots are also the same as last week, with Maroon 5's "Makes Me Wonder" at No. 6, Avril Lavigne's "Girlfriend" at No. 7, Justin Timberlake's "Summer Love" at No. 8 and Amy Winehouse's "Rehab" at No. 9. Fabolous' "Make Me Better" featuring Ne-Yo rises 13-10 as the fastest growing track at radio.
The chart's greatest digital gainer is Timbaland's "The Way I Are" featuring Keri Hilson, which leaps 40-18. The cut also enjoys the biggest percentage gain on the Hot 100 Airplay chart (40%), propelling it 66-39.
Louisiana teen Hurricane Chris explodes 85-24 with "A Bay Bay," fueled by the top debut on Hot Digital Songs (No. 27, 35,000 downloads). The cut is also No. 12 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart.
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Fellow country hitmaker Kenny Chesney is new at No. 65 with "Never Wanted Nothing More," followed by Paul McCartney at No. 69 with "Dance Tonight."
On Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs, Fantasia's "When I See U" moves 2-1 to earn her first chart-topper on this list. The "American Idol" winner previously peaked here at No. 2 with "Truth Is" and No. 3 with "Free Yourself."
Montgomery Gentry's "Lucky Man" zooms 3-1 on Hot Country Songs, its third No. 1. The chart has seen unusual turnover at No. 1 of late, with a new chart-topper each week since the June 16 issue.
Linkin Park's "What I've Done" is finally dislodged from the top of the Mainstream Rock chart by Ozzy Osbourne's "I Don't Wanna Stop." But "What I've Done" still remains in control on the Modern Rock tally, where it is No. 1 for a 12th week.


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Our criminal justice lab offers students the opportunity to bridge the gap between theory and practice in an innovative real world setting. By moving beyond theory, students learn by doing and get firsthand experience of practicing what has been taught. Students also gain volunteer hours and field related experience through participation in Lambton College's student run Safe Walk program. Lambton College's faculty is diverse representing the criminal justice system, police, border, security and other related professionals. These experiential learning opportunities, coupled with small class sizes, ensures students receive a quality educational experience.
Mature applicants must be at least 19 years of age by the start of classes, be out of secondary school for at least one year and usually do not have a high school diploma. Mature applicant assessment for this program is available in the Counselling Department in the subject of English. The assessment(s) will demonstrate proficiency in required admission subjects. For more information please contact the Counselling Department at ext. 3412. Academic admission requirements can be obtained through Academic Upgrading and Pre-Programs at Lambton College.
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The Address Book
What Street Addresses Reveal About Identity, Race, Wealth, and Power
Author: Deirdre Mask
Kirkus Prize Finalists
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WHY DO STREET ADDRESSES MATTER?
NEW YORK, WEST VIRGINIA, AND LONDON
In some years, more than 40 percent of all local laws passed by the New York City Council have been street name changes. Let me give you a moment to think about that. The city council is congress to the mayor's president. Its fifty-one members monitor the country's largest school system and police force, and decide land use for one of the most densely populated places on earth. Its budget is larger than most states', its population bigger than all but eleven states'. On top of that, New York's streets have largely been named or numbered since the nineteenth century with some street names, like Stuyvesant and the Bowery, dating from when Manhattan was little more than a Dutch trading station.
And yet, I'll say it again: in some years, more than 40 percent of all local laws passed by the New York City Council have been street name changes.
The city council often focuses on honorary street names layered on top of the regular map. So when you walk through the city, you may look up and see that while you are on West 103rd Street, you are also on Humphrey Bogart Place. Or you might be on Broadway and West 65th Street (Leonard Bernstein Place), West 84th (Edgar Allan Poe Street), or East 43rd (David Ben-Gurion Place). Recently, the city council approved the Wu-Tang Clan District in Staten Island, Christopher Wallace Way (after the Notorious B.I.G.) in Brooklyn, and Ramones Way in Queens. The city council co-named 164 streets in 2018 alone.
But in 2007, when the city council rejected a proposal to rename a street for Sonny Carson, a militant black activist, demonstrators took to the streets. Carson had formed the Black Men's Movement Against Crack, organized marches against police brutality, and pushed for community control of schools. But he also advocated violence and espoused unapologetically racist ideas. When a Haitian woman accused a Korean shop owner of assault, Carson organized a boycott of all Korean grocery stores, where protesters urged blacks not to give their money to "people who don't look like us." Asked if he was anti-Semitic, Carson responded that he was "antiwhite. Don't limit my antis to just one group of people." Mayor Bloomberg said, "there's probably nobody whose name I can come up with who less should have a street named after him in this city than Sonny Carson."
But supporters of the naming proposal argued that Sonny Carson vigorously organized his Brooklyn community long before anyone cared about Brooklyn. Councilman Charles Barron, a former Black Panther, said that Carson, a Korean War veteran, closed more crack houses than the New York Police Department. Don't judge his life on his most provocative statements, his supporters asked. Still, Carson was controversial in the African American community as well. When black councilman Leroy Comrie abstained from the street name vote, Barron's aide Viola Plummer suggested that his political career was over, even if it took an "assassination." Comrie was assigned police protection. (Plummer insists she meant a career assassination rather than a literal one.)
When the council finally refused the Carson-naming proposal (while accepting designations for Law & Order actor Jerry Orbach and choreographer Alvin Ailey), a few hundred Brooklyn residents flooded into Bedford-Stuyvesant and put up their own Sonny Abubadika Carson Avenue sign on Gates Avenue. Councilman Barron pointed out that New York had long honored flawed men, including Thomas Jefferson, a slave-owning "pedophile." "We might go street-name-changing crazy around here to get rid of the names of these slave owners," he called out to the angry crowd.
"Why are leaders of the community spending time worrying about the naming of a street?" Theodore Miraldi of the Bronx wrote to the New York Post. Excellent question, Mr. Miraldi. Why do we care this much about any street name at all?
I'll get to that. But first, another story.
I did not, at first, plan to write an entire book about street addresses. Instead, I set out to write a letter. I was living in the west of Ireland, and I had sent a birthday card to my father in North Carolina. I pressed a stamp on the envelope, and just four days later the card appeared in my parents' mailbox. I thought, not particularly originally, that this should have been much more expensive than it was. And how did Ireland and the United States share the proceeds? Is there some accountant in a windowless back room of the post office, dividing each penny between the two countries?
Answering that question led me to the Universal Postal Union. Founded in 1874, the Universal Postal Union, based in Bern, Switzerland, is the world's second-oldest international organization. The UPU coordinates the worldwide postal system. I was soon lost in its website, which is surprisingly engrossing, explaining debates about e-banking and postal policing of illegal narcotics, mixed with lighter posts on World Post Day and international letter-writing competitions.
After I answered my own question—the UPU has a complex system for deciding the fees countries charge each other for handling international mail—I came across an initiative called Addressing the World, An Address for Everyone. Here, I learned for the first time that billions of people don't have reliable addresses. Addresses, the UPU argues, are one of the cheapest ways to lift people out of poverty, facilitating access to credit, voting rights, and worldwide markets. But this is not just a problem in the developing world. Soon, I learned that parts of the rural United States don't have street addresses either. On my next visit home, I borrowed my dad's car, and drove to West Virginia to see for myself.
The first problem I had was finding Alan Johnston. Johnston was a friend of a friend who had petitioned the county government for a street address. The street he lives on had never had a name, and he had never had a house number. Like most residents of McDowell County, he had to pick up his mail at the post office. When he first tried to order a computer, the woman from Gateway asked him for his address. "You have to live on a street," she told him. "You have to be somewhere." She called the power company and put a representative on a three-way call to confirm Johnston's location. Sometimes deliverymen found him, but sometimes they didn't. He often had to drive to Welch (pop. 1,715), about four miles away, to meet a new UPS driver.
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"An entertaining quest to trace the origins and implications of the names of the roads on which we reside." —Sarah Vowell, The New York Times Book Review
When most people think about street addresses, if they think of them at all, it is in their capacity to ensure that the postman can deliver mail or a traveler won't get lost. But street addresses were not invented to help you find your way; they were created to find you. In many parts of the world, your address can reveal your race and class.
In this wide-ranging and remarkable book, Deirdre Mask looks at the fate of streets named after Martin Luther King Jr., the wayfinding means of ancient Romans, and how Nazis haunt the streets of modern Germany. The flipside of having an address is not having one, and we also see what that means for millions of people today, including those who live in the slums of Kolkata and on the streets of London. Filled with fascinating people and histories, The Address Book illuminates the complex and sometimes hidden stories behind street names and their power to name, to hide, to decide who counts, who doesn't—and why.
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"An entertaining quest to trace the origins and implications of the names of the roads on which we reside....The Address Book is [Mask's] first book, and she is already a master at shoehorning in fascinating yet barely germane detours just for kicks....Mask populates her daunting inquiries with a cast of stirring meddlers whose curiosity, outrage and ambition inspire them to confront problems ignored by indifferent bureaucracies." —Sarah Vowell, The New York Times Book Review
"An impressive examination of the origins of street names around the world….It's a damning look at the intersection of place, power and identity, tied together through Mask's absorbing and thoughtful voice."—Time, "100 Must-Read Books of 2020"
"Mask's fascinating study is filled with insights into how addresses affect ordinary people around the world." —PD Smith, The Guardian (UK)
"A radical treatise on class divisions in a nation that too often insists none exist."—Bethanne Patrick, Washington Post
"Read Deirdre Mask's fascinating deep dive into the world of Mill Lane and Martin Luther King Street and you will begin to realise just how important these geographical markers are, how pregnant with meaning, and what a difference they make to everything from the proper functioning of society to questions of wealth, poverty and democracy...Highly entertaining."—Andrew Holgate, The Sunday Times (UK)
"An impressive book-length answer to a question few of us consider: "Why do street addresses matter?" In her first book, Mask combines deep research with skillfully written, memorable anecdotes to illuminate the vast influence of street addresses as well as the negative consequences of not having a fixed address....Throughout this eye-opening book, the author clearly demonstrates that package deliveries constitute a minuscule part of the significance of addresses—not only today, but throughout human history.—Kirkus Review (starred)
"This is a fascinating volume revealing the racism and classism behind the street names and house numbers of the places in which we live. Deirdre Mask's impeccable research and memorable stories make for a compelling history."—Karla Strand, Ms. Magazine
"An entertaining and wide-ranging debut....Mask's fluid narration and impressive research uncover the importance of an aspect of daily life that most people take for granted, and she profiles a remarkable array of activists, historians, and artists whose work intersects with the evolution and meaning of street addresses. This evocative history casts its subject in a whole new light."—Publishers Weekly (starred)
"Engaging, illuminating, and with highly relevant current subject matter, this book is recommended for all readers, especially fans of popular history and politics."—Library Journal (starred)
"From her history of the city grid to an on-the-street look at the NGO trying to give every slum in India an address, Mask leaves us with a greater appreciation of our efforts to find each other, and a peek into what the future may hold."—Booklist
"Deirdre Mask's book was just up my Strasse, alley, avenue and boulevard. A classic history of nomenclature - loaded, complex and absorbing."—Simon Garfield, author of On the Map: A Mind Expanding Exploration of How the World Works
"I had hoped The Address Book would change the way I think about an oft-overlooked, seemingly banal bit of everyday life. I had no idea it would so change the way I think about life itself." —Tom Vanderbilt, author of Traffic and You May Also Like
"The story of our streets is the history of our cities. Deirdre Mask reveals how the tales secreted within a street name can be as mesmerizing and mystifying as the city itself—and the people who call that place home." —Janette Sadik-Khan, Bloomberg Associates, former NYC Department of Transportation Commissioner
"The Address Book is a deeply-researched dive into the surprising histories and meanings that lie behind the seemingly mundane way we name our streets and number our houses and buildings. Deidre Mask provides powerful insight into the ways these addresses not only structure our lives but function as a tool to classify and track people, reflecting the enduring divides of class, race, and power. A must read for urbanists and all those interested in cities and modern economic and social life." —Richard Florida, author of The Rise of the Creative Class
"Adam Gopnik observes that 'cities are their streets. Streets are not a city's veins but its neurology, its accumulated intelligence.' In this light, street addresses map not just a city's geography, but its very thoughts, and even its way of thinking. It is no accident that, in suburban sprawl, most people live on streets that go nowhere, or on parking lots with no proper street addresses at all. In this lively and eye-opening book, Deidre Mask unearths the many layers of meaning hiding just below the surface of the ways we place ourselves and others in our communities." —Jeff Speck, urban planner and author of Walkable City: How Downtown Can Save America, One Step at a Time.


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(1920-10-25)25 October 1920
Oswestry, Shropshire
19 July 1972(1972-07-19) (aged 51)
Redhill, Surrey
T34: 1960
T5: 1955
Harry Vardon Trophy
Harry Weetman (25 October 1920 – 19 July 1972[1]) was an English professional golfer.[2]
Weetman won many tournaments on the British PGA circuit in the pre-European Tour era and won the Harry Vardon Trophy for lowest stroke average in 1952 and 1956. He finished in the top-10 at The Open Championship six times.
Weetman played in the Ryder Cup in 1951, 1953, 1955, 1957, 1959, 1961 and 1963 and had a 2-11-2 win-loss-tie record, with both of his wins coming in singles matches. He captained the team in 1965.
Weetman died in Redhill hospital on 19 July 1972 after being involved in a car accident on the Caterham bypass on 14 July.[3][4]
This list may be incomplete
1949 PGA Assistants' Championship
1951 News of the World Match Play
1952 British Masters, Spalding Tournament (tie with Antonio Cerdá)
1955 West of England Professional Championship
1956 Spalding Tournament (tie with Christy O'Connor Snr)
1957 Swallow-Penfold Tournament, German Open, West of England Professional Championship
1958 News of the World Match Play, Swallow-Penfold Tournament, British Masters, Southern Professional Championship
1960 Swallow-Penfold Tournament, Spalding Tournament
1961 Northern Open
1962 Swallow-Penfold Tournament
1968 Hennessy Tournament
Note: Weetman only played in The Open Championship and the Masters Tournament.
Masters Tournament DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP CUT DNP DNP
The Open Championship CUT CUT T6 T15 T14 CUT T5 T10 T12 T8 T16
Masters Tournament T34 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP
The Open Championship T9 CUT T12 CUT T6 T29 WD T31 T45
WD = Withdrew
Ryder Cup (representing Great Britain): 1951, 1953, 1955, 1957 (winners), 1959, 1961, 1963, 1965 (non-playing captain)
Canada Cup (representing England): 1953, 1954, 1956, 1960
Joy Cup (representing the British Isles): 1954 (winners), 1955 (winners), 1956 (winners), 1958 (winners)
Slazenger Trophy (representing Great Britain and Ireland): 1956 (winners)
Amateurs–Professionals Match (representing the Professionals): 1958, 1959 (winners)
↑ "Mr Harry Weetman - Ryder Cup golfer" The Times, 20 July 1972; pg. 18; Issue 58535.
↑ Alliss, Peter (1983). The Who's Who of Golf. Orbis Publishing. p. 222. ISBN 0-85613-520-8.
↑ "Weetman badly hurt in smash". The Age. 18 July 1972. Retrieved 8 February 2011.
↑ "Death of golfer Harry Weetman". Evening Times. 20 July 1972. Retrieved 8 February 2011.
Golf Observer golfstats for record in major championships
Ryder Cup record
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Harry Weetman in the Ryder Cup
Jimmy Adams
Fred Daly
Max Faulkner
Jack Hargreaves
John Panton
Dai Rees
Charlie Ward
Arthur Lacey (non-playing captain)
Lost: 2.5 – 9.5
Henry Cotton (non-playing captain)
Peter Mills
Won: 7.5 – 4.5
Norman Drew
Ralph Moffitt
Lost: 9.5 – 14.5
Peter Butler
Jimmy Hitchcock
Lionel Platts
Harry Weetman (non-playing captain)
Lost: 12.5 – 19.5


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The dashboard is developed with NXP's low cost 16-bit microcontroller the MC9S12HY, which is responsible for driving all the board functionality. The hardware comes complete with four VID-23 motors that are shaft-illuminated (providing an aesthetic back-light for the needle pointers), a 160-segment LCD display, molex CAN and LIN connections, a piezoelectric speaker to demonstrate sound capability, and a series of switches and LEDs to emulate standard dashboard functionality.
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import textwrap
from pip.locations import build_prefix, src_prefix
from pip.util import display_path, backup_dir
from pip.log import logger
from pip.exceptions import InstallationError
from pip.commands.install import InstallCommand

class BundleCommand(InstallCommand):
    """Create pybundles (archives containing multiple packages)."""
    name = 'bundle'
    usage = """
      %prog [options] <bundle name>.pybundle <package>..."""
    summary = 'Create pybundles.'
    bundle = True

    def __init__(self, *args, **kw):
        super(BundleCommand, self).__init__(*args, **kw)
        # bundle uses different default source and build dirs
        build_opt = self.parser.get_option("--build")
        build_opt.default = backup_dir(build_prefix, '-bundle')
        src_opt = self.parser.get_option("--src")
        src_opt.default = backup_dir(src_prefix, '-bundle')
        self.parser.set_defaults(**{
                src_opt.dest: src_opt.default,
                build_opt.dest: build_opt.default,
                })

    def run(self, options, args):

        deprecation = textwrap.dedent("""

            ###############################################
            ##                                           ##
            ##  Due to lack of interest and maintenance, ##
            ##  'pip bundle' and support for installing  ##
            ##  from *.pybundle files is now deprecated, ##
            ##  and will be removed in pip v1.5.         ##
            ##                                           ##
            ###############################################

        """)
        logger.notify(deprecation)

        if not args:
            raise InstallationError('You must give a bundle filename')
        # We have to get everything when creating a bundle:
        options.ignore_installed = True
        logger.notify('Putting temporary build files in %s and source/develop files in %s'
                      % (display_path(options.build_dir), display_path(options.src_dir)))
        self.bundle_filename = args.pop(0)
        requirement_set = super(BundleCommand, self).run(options, args)
        return requirement_set


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Crown Agents is an international development company that works with governments, businesses and aid organisations in more than 100 countries to grow economies, strengthen health systems and improve financial management. They specialise in public finance, banking, investment, institutional development, supply chain and training.
Business Growth Fund (BGF) was set up in 2011 to help the UK return to sustainable growth. It unlocks the potential of growing businesses by investing growth capital of between £2m and £10m in return for a minority stake in the business and a seat on the Board. It currently employs over 50 investment professionals who work in major cities across the UK.
Mazars
Mazars, an international, integrated and independent organisation, specialising in audit, accountancy, tax, legal and advisory services, awarded Travel and Transport Statesman their travel contract to help turnaround their travel programme. Mazars operate in 77 countries, with a network of 17,000 professionals to provide advisory services to major global corporations, SMEs, private investors and public agencies.
The Karma Communications Group, including Advertising Agency, Karmarama, is one of the UK's leading independent marketing communications groups.
We welcomed Karmarama at the beginning of 2014 and are delighted to be working with one of the UK's most highly regarded communications groups.
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