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A View of the Creation of the World, in Illustration of the Mosaic Record
von Charles James Burton
We remark, that man was made alone in the world. There was, for a time, no individual person of the same nature besides himself. I assume it to be undoubted, as in the introduction of this part of my undertaking I have insisted, that the whole kind, male and female, was comprehended in the original announcement of the divine will for their creation: the woman being then ordained to be made for the man, the word "man" must be understood to have a plural signification; and, where it is afterwards stated that "God created them male and female," the verity of the statement is in no sense impugned or detracted from, because the sentence in which it is to be found is a summing up of the whole act of creation. In the first place, we are informed that God made man; and, in the next, we are particularly instructed in what man did consist; that he did consist of two parts, male and female.
now to consider how the woman created. The first chapter presents us with the fact of her creation; the second with an enlarged account of it, giving some particulars which in the former narration had been necessarily omitted: the first, that man was created, male and female; the second, how, the whole kind having been included in one person, the division into two persons was effected. In all probability, there was but little difference in regard of time; but yet there was, as there must have been, a difference; and therefore, and because the one was taken from the other, there was a priority: " Adam was first formed, and then Eve.
Although Eve was in being, as a member of the whole kind, in the first instance, in her own individual capacity she was not in being; and the apostle, from whom we have the observation, has done well in using the word translated " formed," and not that which signifies "created :" there was no creation after the creation of man" in the image, and after the likeness" of God. It is the account of the second chapter, " And the Lord God said, It is not good that the man"—he is now speaking of him in the singular number—" should be alone." The work had been incomplete, if the man were alone. His nature and design required fellowship; and the multiplication of his kind was also concerned in the matter. Although this reason appears as given after the actual creation of man, yet we are not to believe that it then presented itself, so to speak, for the first time, to the mind of the Creator; it is, rather, displayed for information ; it is stated as an argument wherefore man should not be alone; it was not good; it was not consistent with the grand purpose of his creation; and we learn from it, that that purpose demanded there should be male and female. God formed this "help meet" for man, by " causing a deep sleep to fall upon Adam." Adam was, consequently, made in the completeness of his nature before the formation of the woman
-" and he slept; and he," that is, God, " took one of his ribs, and closed up the flesh instead thereof; and the rib, which the Lord God had taken from man, made he a woman, and brought her unto the man."
So was
Eve formed, and brought unto Adam: he received her as his wife, making use of these words of acceptance: " This is now bone of my bone, and flesh of my flesh: she shall be called woman, because she was taken out of man. Therefore shall a man leave his father and his mother, and shall cleave unto his wife : and they shall be one flesh." Such was the manner of the formation of the woman, and such was the means by which mankind was brought to its perfectness; for, it is clear, that the kind was not perfect until the woman was brought to the man. They were now both of them as well formed as created, "woman," as the commentator notices,
being in all things like man, only he made out of the earth, and she out of him." This was the main difference.
There has been much dispute as to the precise time in which the woman was formed, whether it was immediately after the creation of man, or whether after man had been established in the garden of Eden, according to the order in which the circumstance is related in the second chapter. I am unable to set the formation of the woman in other time than immediately after the creation of man. The account of the second chapter is, we are to remember, a repetition, and, in considerable instance, an enlargement, of the statements of the first, as this very preface would tell us: " These are the generations of the heavens and of the earth, when
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they were created;" and we may not receive its order as intended to be exact, because Moses explains and amplifies as he goes on, and his explanation is not so much guided by regard to time as by a design to inform. One instance in point will shew that this suggestion is not incorrect. In the eighteenth verse God says, " It is not good that the man should be alone: I will make him an help meet for him." Next to this, and previously to the account or description of the mode in which he produced this " help meet for him," is the history of the giving or assigning of names by Adam, at the command of God, to the fowl, the cattle, and the beast; and, at the end of it we find a statement, " But for Adam there was not found an help meet for him;" and then we have the particular manner in which the woman was formed. Some translators have rendered the word " said," in the eighteenth verse, had said; and, if the emendation be right, the matter is easily explained; nor is it at all contradicted by the statement I have quoted, for that seems but to tell us the more strongly of the real formation of the woman, and to mark the difference of her creation, as being equal to that of the man, from the creation of all other animals. Moreover, the declaration of God's will in it, is exhibited directly after the account of the putting of man in the garden of Eden; and we may judge, that the Historian, from the manner in which he introduces this event, would signify, that not only was the man now placed in the garden, and not only to him was
the injunction given not to " eat of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil," but that the woman was there placed together and at the same time with him, and that she was a party, personally, in the receiving of this prohibitory injunction; and he appears to correct himself, as not having before been sufficiently explicit, or to be desirous that all misapplication should be avoided concerning the whole kind, and with this view to recal himself, and to say, " And God had said, It is not good that the man should be alone." Having done this, he narrates the incident of the naming of all other animals by Adam, with a re-statement that they were made out of the ground, or from the original earthly mass, and then acquaints us with the formation of the woman. If we ascribe the formation of the woman to a period after the delivery of the injunction not to touch the tree of knowledge, we understand her not to have been included in the threat of it, as of personal denunciation, from the Creator. I do not say that, if it had been so, she would not in fact have been included in it, because she undoubtedly would have been, as being derived from the substance of man, after its delivery; but she must be supposed to have received her knowledge of it from him: and this is a supposition not at all warranted by Scripture; the contrary, indeed, is to be inferred from the words which passed between herself and the serpent" Yea, hath God said, Ye shall not eat of every tree of the garden? And the woman said unto the serpent, We may eat of the fruit of the trees of the


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Typical Applications:
Blockages in radiators and pipework
Thermal Resolution: 120 x 90
(pixels 10,800)
Temperature range: - 20 to 250°C
>0.10°C (100mk) Thermal Sensitivity
Built-in Digital Camera
Field of View (FOV) 45° × 34°
Very easy to operate - Point and shoot!
3 Day Hire
£139.00+VAT
The FLIR E5 continues the ease of use available on FLIR's latest edition of Thermal cameras. With a 120 x 90 Thermal resolution this camera is versatile enough to be used on a variety of applications. The E5 is extremely sensitive down to < 0.10°C thus granting it the ability to take images suitable for electrical, heating and plumbing inspections. The camera takes Thermal and digital images simultaneously, pairing them within the playback menu. This feature ensures an engineer can quickly reference the exact problematic area in any situation.
Teledyne FLIR E5-XT Thermal Imaging Camera
Underfloor leak detection and heating issues
HVAC & Plumbing Applications
Thermal Resolution: 160 x 120
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The FLIR E5-XT Thermal Imaging Camera is a useful tool for professionals working across a range of sectors including the electrical, mechanical and construction industries. It has an IR sensor with a thermal resolution of 160 x 120 pixels and a temperature measurement range of -20˚C to 400˚C. Readings are accurate to ±2˚C and it has a thermal sensitivity of 100mK, thus showing small temperature differences on screen.
The 3" colour display shows thermal images in black and white, iron and rainbow palettes. It has a 45˚ x 34˚ field of view and the FLIR E5-XT provides clear, focus-free imaging with a 9Hz image refresh rate. Centre spot measurement and area min/max measurement are available and Isotherm alarms can also be set whilst an inbuilt emissivity table allows the user to adjust measurement for surface type.
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The Testo 868 Thermal Imaging Camera has several useful features which help the user make the most of its impressive thermographic capabilities. The non-contact infrared thermal sensor has a resolution of 160 x 120 pixels and measures temperature from -30˚C to 650˚C over two separate ranges. Thermal sensitivity is just 100mK meaning that temperature differences as small as 0.1˚C can be visualised on screen. The fixed-focus 31˚ x 23˚ field of view allows the user to make quick inspections over a large area while hot and cold spot recognition also highlights the extremes present on screen.
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Night and day detects heat up to 550m away
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The FLIR Scout III 320 is designed for outdoor use, particularly in camping, hiking and hunting. It has a 336 x 256 pixel thermal sensor that is capable of detecting heat patterns from machines, humans, and animals from a distance of up to 550m away. Thermal sensitivity of just 0.05˚C allows small temperature differences to be depicted on the high resolution LCD display. Different palettes include black hot, white hot and InstAlert and the fixed focus lens always provides a clear image. The camera has a composite video output and it is practical, robust, and has a 5-hour battery life for use outdoors.
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Solar PV panel inspections
>0.06°C (60mk) Thermal Sensitivity
The FLIR E6-XT Thermal Imaging Camera has an infrared sensor with a thermal resolution of 240 x 180 pixels and thermal sensitivity of 100mK. The extended temperature measurement range of -20˚C to 550˚C means that the camera has multiple applications across a wide range of industries and readings are accurate to ±2˚C. A fixed focus, 45˚ x 34˚ field of view allows the user to scan large areas very efficiently.
Thermal images are shown on the FLIR E6-XT's 3" colour screen and three different colour palettes available: black and white, rainbow, or iron. Notably, the thermal camera has an inbuilt digital camera which can produce a visual image to sit alongside thermographs. It is also used for picture-in-picture, image blending and FLIR's trademark MSX® image enhancement feature. Above and below Isotherm alarms are available and the camera will give a centre spot temperature reading and min/max readings in a box area.
Checking energy efficiency in buildings
Inspect for mould & leaks in buildings
The Testo 872 Thermal Imaging Camera provides high-quality thermal images and video footage using its 320 x 240 pixel thermal sensor. The camera uses non-contact infrared temperature measurement which goes from -30˚C to 650˚C with an accuracy of ±2˚C or 2%. Thermal sensitivity of 60mK means that temperature differences of just 0.06˚C are visible on screen.
Images and video are shown on the Testo 872's vibrant screen which has a wide range of different colour palettes and two levels of digital zoom. On-screen area measurement provides useful information to the user alongside automatic hot/cold spot recognition. An integrated laser marker and digital camera take visual images to go alongside thermal images, thus facilitating easier analysis after inspections have been carried out. The camera, featuring a surface moisture display, is suitable for detecting mould, leaks, thermal bridges and overheating components as well as a whole host of other applications.
Temperature Range: -20 to 500°C
<0.05°C (50mk) Thermal Sensitivity
Features MSX imaging
The FLIR E8-XT Thermal Imaging Camera is a simple point-and-shoot thermal imager that nevertheless has extremely high thermal resolution and excellent measurement capabilities. The thermal sensor has a resolution of 320 x 240 pixels with a measurement range of -20˚C to 550˚C. Thermal sensitivity of 50mK means that temperature differences of just 0.05˚C can be depicted on screen.
The FLIR E8-XT has a 3" colour LCD screen that can show thermal images in a number of different colour palettes. The lens has a field of view of 45˚ x 34˚ with fixed focus imaging and there are handy features such as centre spot measurement, min/max area readings, and Isotherm above/below alarms.
Teledyne FLIR E54 Advanced Thermal Imaging Camera
Underfloor leak detection
Themal Resolution: 320 x 240
Temperature range: -20 to 120˚C; 0˚C to 650°C
Thermal Sensitivity: <40 mK @ 30°C
Operated via touchscreen
Features Patented FLIR MSX technology
Manual focus lens
Wi-Fi connectivity with FLIR App
The FLIR E54 is a sophisticated thermal imaging camera with a resolution of 320 x 240 pixels and capable of measuring temperatures up to 650˚C. Featuring Patented FLIR MSX technology for enhanced image detail, it also boasts a large memory with a removable SD card as well as bluetooth and Wi-Fi wireless connectivity. With useful applications in building, electrical maintenance and moisture surveys, it's also FLIR Inspection Route enabled & compatible with FLIR Thermal Studio.
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(161,472 pixels)
Temperature Range: -20 to 1500°C
Additional lenses available (42° and 14°)
Time lapse function over 24 hours
Tripod mountable
Additional Lens Hire: 14° telephoto or 42° wide angle (optional)
7 Day Hire (minimum term): £95.00 + VAT per lens
The FLIR E95 is the highest-spec camera in FLIR's Exx range and is the perfect instrument for performing building inspections and surveys thanks to its impressive thermal capabilities and excellent connectivity options. Wi-Fi allows wireless data transfer of video and image files to a PC or smart device whilst Bluetooth enables readings from compatible meters to be shown alongside thermal images in order to facilitate in-depth analysis. On screen area measurement is another important function because this allows the user to instantly gauge the severity of a moisture leak, for example, rather than going in for a closer look. On a practical level, this camera has an in-built digital camera, an LED torch and a laser pointer to capture visible images to go alongside thermographs. Lens options of 14˚, 24˚ and 42˚ are available with this camera.
Building Surveying (complex applications)
Media, TV, Marketing Images and Videos
R&D Applications
(307, 200 pixels)
The FLIR E96 Advanced Thermal Imaging Camera is the pinnacle of the incredible FLIR Exx-Series, the first FLIR pistol-grip camera with a 640 x 480 thermal resolution plus FLIR UltraMax and MSX technology incorporated. Designed for quickly diagnosing electrical and mechanical failures while keeping the operator at a safe distance from potentially hazardous high-voltage targets.
With a temperature range up to 1500˚C and a thermal sensitivity/NETD of <30mK at 30˚C (86˚F), use the vibrant & easy-to-interpret captured images to accurately detect hot spots and hidden deficiencies invisible to the naked eye. For quickly & efficiently checking electrical or mechanical assets for signs of failure, the E96 comes complete with the option of interchangeable lenses. These FLIR AutoCal lenses featuring either a telephoto, standard, or wide angle field of view are ideal for surveying hot spots, surveying roofs or building envelopes exceedingly quickly.
Teledyne FLIR T540 Professional Thermal Imaging Camera
Inspections in challenging environments
Solar PV Inspections
Veterinary / Equine
Rotating optical lens
Total flexibility for challenging environments
The FLIR T540 is an incredibly advanced thermal camera designed for professionals working in the power generation and distribution sectors as well as in industry and manufacturing. Alongside an excellent measurement range, thermal sensitivity and resolution, the T540 also boasts a rotating optical block which is really useful when performing inspections in awkward or challenging environments. Smart connectivity on the camera allows it to wirelessly transfer data to a smart device (via Wi-Fi) and link up with FLIR test and measurement equipment (via Bluetooth) to quantify observations seen in thermal images. The user can also add voice annotations during inspections. Three camera lenses are available with this camera: 14˚, 24˚ and 42˚.
Teledyne FLIR T560 Thermal Imaging Camera
The FLIR T560 Thermal Imaging Camera can easily and comfortably diagnose electrical or mechanical problems, even in those hard-to-reach areas. With this high resolution 640 x 480 IR camera featuring 307,200 radiometric non-contact measurement points, find hidden faults, troubleshoot hot spots and confirm repairs. Corroborate the condition of repairs performed on an array of systems including power generators, manufacturing equipment and electrical transmission & distributers. Advanced imaging technology and high sensitivity help professionals scan large areas while maintaining a safe distance. This advanced camera includes a temperature range of -20˚C to 1500˚C, with results accurate to ±2˚C.
Assess equipment with the FLIR T560 and prevent component failure from any vantage point thanks to the 180˚ rotating lens platform and 1-8x continuous digital zoom. Boasting a bright 4" LCD display 33% brighter and with 4x the resolution of comparable cameras, the T560 is simple and easy to use.
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We hire a range of different thermal cameras with varying measurement ranges, thermal resolutions, thermal sensitivities and lenses as well as many other practical features. This means that our range - featuring world-leading manufacturer FLIR - has options for the electrical, mechanical, industrial and even outdoor sectors. Phone us on 0113 248 99 66 for more information or to book a hire.

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Development of Cognitive Control: Where are We and What's Next?
Sera, M. D. & Scott, N., Oct 7 2013, Minnesota Symposia on Child Psychology: Developing Cognitive Control Processes: Mechanisms, Implications, and Interventions. Wiley, Vol. 37. p. 233-245 13 p.
The development of thinking
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The National Chairman of the Action Alliance (AA), Chief Kenneth Udeze, earlier reported to have been abducted by unknown gunmen at Dutse Alhaji, a suburb of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Abuja, on Friday, was not kidnapped as claimed…
Akeredolu did not fund my election ― Tunji Abayomi
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Dain Saint makes a beautiful noise and vision with "City Don't Sing"
Flung into a new year, hopefully far and away from the last one, singer, composer, poet and multi-instrumentalist Dain Saint has given his new home, Philadelphia, its first. Kindhearted adrenaline shot with the soulfully melancholic single, "City Don't Sing," and its vivid black and white video rendering. This tender, new track is a far cry from how we first heard the vocalist and writer: as the harder-edged centerpiece of the electro-dance focused St. Anytime concept. Make no mistake, though. This new Saint comes with an edge. The lonely message and mood of "City Don't Sing" just happens to carry a softer stick.
While you can check Saint's new video on the front page of his website along with his other projects (such as a link to his game company) you can find how he got to all of this, here in conversation with dosage MAGAZINE and I. With all that, Dain Saint makes a perfect first story for 2021. Welcome.
A.D. Amorosi: I know your stuff initially from the Items Tagged Philadelphia joint several years ago. But, you had just arrived here when you worked on that project. Where are you from initially and how and why did you get to the ITP concept?
Dain Saint: I mostly grew up in New Jersey, but, my family's from Jamaica so we spent a bunch of time moving around. I went to college in Boston, came back down, ended up in Philly, and fell in love with the city. Not immediately. But, more like how one night you just realize you've fallen in love with that friend you've been hanging out with forever.
A.D. Amorosi: Without confining, define what you do and, or see as St. Anytime's role within the electronic dance music continuum. What is your singular feel for that aesthetic?
Dain Saint: So I started off in Philly making video games at Cipher Prime. And a lot of my earliest music experiments were in writing soundtracks for those games. So that was a lot of chiptunes, dubstep, EDM, but, also orchestral and funk elements. I was basically making superhero music for myself. Like exactly the kind of music you'd expect from someone who grew up on a steady diet of superheroes, science fiction and Sega Genesis belong to what decades.
A.D. Amorosi: What do you love about Philly?
Dain Saint: Oh man. The food? The people? The music? Definitely the general air of don't-give-a-fuckery? For real, this town has some of the most talented people I've ever met. And the sense of community here is fantastic. I played my first live shows with 8static at PhilaMOCA. I met my videographer through Indy Hall. I've been getting promotional and creative advice through REC Philly. There are just so many places built from the ground up to help people reach their fullest potential. It's a shame those with the deepest pockets don't see it.
A.D. Amorosi: Let's name your primary influences and why… a taste, on your music and your poetry?
Dain Saint: Oh, so many. Seal definitely. I started off singing along with his albums. And between his voice and general "we can have a better world" vibe he was a huge influence. Saul Williams was absolutely formative as well, his work just feels like he's channeling the wrath of an ancient god. I loved Hybrid's approach to cinematic electronic music. Sade's complete untouchability in vibe and uniqueness. Janelle Monae's combination of virtuosity and authenticity… too many to name. I feel like I should put a playlist together or something.
A.D. Amorosi: How and why did you breakdown the positivist joy and joviality of "One More" into something more spare and sad on "City Don't Sing?" What were you hoping to keep about your 2017 model sound and bring into the new vibe?
Dain Saint: It's kinda funny because both tracks kind of express the opposite of how I was feeling when I wrote them. With "One More" I had just suffered a series of personal and professional losses, and I was dealing with a really rough bout of depression. So that became a kind of a rallying cry for myself to get up and try again. With "City Don't Sing", I was really heartened to see how people managed to come together and really help one another, but I still needed to acknowledge the struggle we were all facing.
So for me, it's less about the sadness and more… cathartic I guess.
You know, sometimes we're just driving in a direction as hard as we can. And we just can't admit that we have no idea where we're going. In those moments there's so much power in just pulling over and admitting, like, "I'm lost." And to just feel no shame in being lost. And so while "City Don't Sing" was reflecting on 2020, like… as a society, in a lot of ways, we've been going super hard for a long time and we're lost. So I wanted to write something that used this year to kinda talk about all the years that lead to this one. If that makes sense.
A.D. Amorosi: When conceiving the song, were you considering the BLM activists and the frontline C-19 workers that you do in the video?
Dain Saint: Absolutely. I mean there's not much to do in quarantine but think. And so I was just kinda on my couch picking out this bassline and thinking about… not just what I would be doing, but this whole city of activity that would be happening. And the loneliness inside of that. But then also… there was still so much activity, between hospital workers, and essential workers, and the protests So many people fighting to just keep everything working.
There was this statement going around that there was never "really" a lockdown. It was just middle-class people hiding while people on the verge of poverty brought them shit. And I really felt like I had to acknowledge how lucky I was to be in a position to write a song about what was happening instead of just fighting to survive it all.
A.D. Amorosi: You mentioned your videographer above. The video is luminous, truly a gorgeous look. Who lensed it?
Dain Saint: The video, man, that's all Adriano Martino (martinobranding.com). He's a genius. We had been talking about shooting this video. So we'd discussed the general vibe and what sort of clips we wanted to use to illustrate, and it was kind of an "in the future" thing. Then we found out with like one night's notice that we'd have an opportunity to shoot at Franky Bradley's. And he just came in with his lights and his iPhone and got it done. In, like, a half-hour. Absolute boss.
A.D. Amorosi: What can you say about being Dain Saint as opposed to St. Anytime?
Dain Saint: St. Anytime for me is kind of an out-of-body experience, yeah? I think every artist goes through this alter-ego phase where you need a different place to put all this stuff that's too big for your day-to-day life. You show up to something called St. Anytime, you're not going to be shocked by crazy sci-fi-afro-future-time-travel-orchestral-dance or whatever the hell it is. St. Anytime, in my personal mythology, is kind of this lost time-traveler. So I always wanted it to sound like someone who didn't know what genres are. It's a place where I can really go nuts.
But Dain Saint is just me. It's a lot more in my body. A song like this, I didn't want to hide behind production and spectacle. And like… it's terrifying. Cause it's just my voice! And there are so many spots on here where I'm hitting bum notes and odd phrasing, and mic pops, and I had to fight with myself to not clean it up too much. I'm still working on unifying the two sounds. Who knows, maybe I won't need the St. Anytime cape moving forward?
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A.D. Amorosi: What can you tell me about the vault, repository of your website? I love that it touches on your work. Its aesthetic values and the stuff you're doing for the Inquirer.
Dain Saint: So my website, I call it my garden. That came out of this thing where online… it just feels like we're all yelling, about everything, all the time. And some of it's good, and a lot of it's bad. Even more of it's just unimportant. And it's all being screamed at maximum volume at all times. And I just can't maintain that level of volume about my own work. But then, if I don't share, I end up where I'm at now, with hard drives full of work that no one ever gets to see.
So I stumbled on this concept of a digital garden, this place where you work in public so to speak. So like "City Don't Sing" has been available on my website since probably July? And if you "walked through my garden" so to speak, you'd be able to see it. And there are drafts of stuff. There are poems on there that might turn into songs. Songs that might become EPs, whatever. It's my online notebook.
And I designed it so there are no ads. There are no "click me" banners, no infinite scroll, every piece of content takes up a whole page. All with the intent of just creating a nice little corner of the internet where you can pull up and check out some poems and stuff, then go about your business when you're done. I'd love to see more artists do something similar. Could you imagine walking through, like, Tobe Nwigwe's garden?
A.D. Amorosi: So what works for you?
Dain Saint: The best part for me is, there's no barrier to sharing. Just about everything I make, you can experience for free on my website. And sure, there are ways for you to engage in commerce, and support me financially… and please do! But the money isn't a barrier to experiencing the ideas. And I really feel that's the only way I can share what I create authentically.
A.D. Amorosi: What's next?
Dain Saint: I've been writing a lot of poetry since George Floyd was killed. That's being compiled in a book early next year called "Freedom Is Non-Negotiable" which you can read in my garden. I've got a ton of tracks in the chamber. I'm just still figuring out how to best release things to a broader audience. I'm still working at the Inquirer, and I'm super proud of the work I've been a part of. I really hope to do as much good for Philly as I can in that role. Beyond that, just continuing to try to show up and give my best. And just be there for the people in my life that need me.
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Brittany N. Higgins and Brian P. Bennett
Defendants in drug death of Greencastle child appear in court
By Joyce F. Nowell jnowell@herald-mail.com
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CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. — Seven defendants charged in connection with the drug death of a 3-year-old Greencastle, Pa., girl in January 2018 appeared Thursday in the Franklin County (Pa.) Court of Common Pleas.
Logan Starliper was found dead in her bed Jan. 6, 2018, at about 9 p.m., almost 24 hours after she was put to bed in a Greencastle apartment, according to court documents and published reports.
Two months later, after authorities determined that the girl had a toxic mix of methamphetamine and buprenorphine in her system, her mother, Brittany N. Higgins, 29, of Greencastle, and Higgins' boyfriend, Brian P. Bennett, 29, of Chambersburg each were charged with single counts of third-degree murder, drug delivery resulting in death, involuntary manslaughter and possession of drug paraphernalia, and two counts of endangering the welfare of children.
Higgins and Bennett subsequently were charged with criminal use of a communication facility, and Bennett also was charged with drug delivery.
Five other defendants are facing charges stemming from their alleged roles in supplying the drugs.
• Brittany K. Baker, 29, of Waynesboro, Pa., who is charged with drug delivery, corrupt organizations and criminal use of a communication facility.
• Larry P. Crawford, 49, of Waynesboro, who is charged with drug delivery resulting in death, drug delivery, corrupt organizations, conspiracy, criminal use of a communication facility and dealing in proceeds of unlawful activity.
• Michael L. Gatrell, 45, of Chambersburg, who is charged with corrupt organizations, criminal use of a communications facility and dealing in proceeds of unlawful activity.
• Rodney A. Mower, 45, of Chambersburg, who is charged with drug delivery resulting in death, corrupt organizations, criminal use of a communication facility and dealing in proceeds of unlawful activity.
• Kelly M. Monn, 27, of Waynesboro, who is charged with corrupt organizations, criminal use of a communications facility and dealing in proceeds of unlawful activity.
Baker's and Gatrell's cases will be heard this month. Franklin County Judge Angela Krom continued the cases involving Higgins, Bennett, Crawford, Mower and Monn to the November trial term.
Franklin County District Attorney Matt Fogal told Krom on Thursday that there are ongoing discussions with two of the defendants in the case toward resolutions before trial, but he didn't name them.
An eighth defendant — Daniel A. Schultz, 46, of Waynesboro — pleaded guilty in February to criminal use of a communication facility. He also had been charged with corrupt organizations and dealing in proceeds of unlawful activity, He is awaiting sentencing.
Thursday's status conference filled Krom's courtroom, with the seven defendants accompanied by their attorneys. There also were seven sheriff's deputies in the courtroom.
All of the defendants are incarcerated and were transported from several different jails for Thursday's proceeding.
Fogal told Krom that there are several evidence reports still being developed by Pennsylvania State Police. That information then must be shared with all of the attorneys.
Krom set another status conference for October.
Authorities accused Crawford of receiving direct shipments of methamphetamine, and Mower was described in court documents as a person who sold drugs.
Police haven't said what they believed happened that left the girl dead.
Court documents paint a picture of a home where there allegedly were drugs, drug use and drug paraphernalia, and of a child who allegedly was physically abused for months before her death.
Franklin County Court Of Common Pleas
Logan Starliper
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Joyce Nowell began working for Herald-Mail Media in March 2017 and covers Franklin and Fulton counties in Pennsylvania. She can be reached by email at jnowell@herald-mail.com
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Guyana Football Federation (GFF) National Super League was the top division in Guyana. It was replaced by the GFF Elite League beginning with the 2015–16 season.

The league used regional qualifying tournaments to determine participants. In its last installment in 2013–14, five  teams from Georgetown, three from Upper Demerara, three from East Coast Demerara, two from Berbice, two from West Demerara, and one from East Bank Demerara were represented.

Before the Super League started the top league was the National Football League which was last held in 2001, but there are several Regional Championships held in the country (Bartica SL, Berbice FL, East Bank FUSSFL, East Coast Demerara, Banks DIH Milk Stout League, Georgetown FL, Upper Demerar SL).

Guyana National Football League 2013/14
 Alpha United (Georgetown)
 Buxton United (East Coast Demerara)
 BV/Triumph United (Relegated) (East Coast Demerara)
 Den Amstel (West Coast Demerara)
 Grove Hi-Tech
 Guyana Defence Force (Georgetown)
 Mahaica Determinators (Relegated)
 Milerock (Linden)
 New Amsterdam United
 Riddim Squad
 Rosignol United (Berbice)
 Santos (Relegated) (Georgetown)
 Silver Shattas
 Western Tigers (Georgetown)
 Winners Connection
 Young Achievers (Relegated)

Previous winners
Champions were:

Performance by club

Best Scorers

References

External links
Federation Site
League at FIFA
League at soccerway.com

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Top level football leagues in the Caribbean
1990 establishments in Guyana
Sports leagues established in 1990

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Canada to send helicopters, troops to Mali -govt source
Jerry Omondi
Canada will send helicopters and support troops, including medical staff, to join a United Nations peace-keeping mission in Mali later this year, a senior Canadian government source said late on Friday.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government will announce on Monday that Canada plans to send troops and aircraft to Mali for up to 12 months, said the official, who declined to provide further details.
The plan was earlier reported by Canadian broadcaster CBC.
Trudeau promised in 2016 to send up to 600 troops to U.N. peace-keeping operations in Mali, where soldiers under the U.N. are fighting Islamist militants. More than 80 people deployed through the U.N. have been killed in Mali since 2013, making it the world's deadliest peace-keeping operation.
The Canadian government in November said it would hold off on announcing deployment of troops to Mali as it reviewed strategy for participating in U.N. peace-keeping missions.
It said it would offer transport aircraft and helicopters in a series of "smart pledge" initiatives, splitting soldiers among various missions with no more than 200 going to any spot and helping to train peace keepers.
Government insiders told Reuters in November that enthusiasm for the Mali mission faded as the extent of likely casualties and the complex nature of the conflict became clear.
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Marketing Automation or Marketing Hand-Holding?
Imagine buying a bunch of blocks already put together in a finished product. Think how hard it would be to go back and look at the process and all the steps involved. This is the scenario I want you to think about today.
I constantly wrestle with the question of automation. What if every campaign were completely automated, where I could see who saw my message, what information they clicked on, how much time they spent on our site, what was the last page they were on. A lot of this information is already availble to marketers and some people are very good at managing this process.
I know a few years ago, I went to one of those automated Twitter Followers where I quickly grew my Twitter base to over 20,000 followers. The piece that was missing was these 20,000 followers did not translate to $$ and in the end I had to peel back, but I really just had to almost start over.
Over the past 6 months, I have learned that if you take time and actually "touch the data" by focusing on specific people, accounts or industries, you will see measured success and more $$. This concept will be talked about more as technology continues to change at a rapid pace and the whole process of buying products and services continues to change before our eyes.
I bring up this concept because I believe we are really at an infancy standpoint when it comes to understanding how people are receiving their information and how they make decisions. I think the decision-making process for consumers is much more thorough and people look to find solutions acrosss many platforms. Here is an example.
If I were to buy a new camera, I would probably check out a few retail sites, maybe some images on Pinterest, maybe a search on Facebook, maybe a search on Twitter and also an advanced search on Google or Bing. When the final decision is made, what was the deciding factor? Where did I learn the most about price and quality?
If you are the manufacturer of this camera and they ultimately come to your site, how do you clearly know where that final decision was made? Hopefully, you are asking your buyers this question and getting some type of response. However, that response could have been influenced by one of the sites listed above.
The point here is that maybe it is time to look closer at our marketing promotions and start looking at ways to manage the decision-making process a little closer, by breaking it up a bit or introducting information on platforms to see where the most traffic is occuring. It is extremely hard to do this if you are trying to automate this whole process across platforms. By breaking up the process and managing it a little closer, you might be able to see different channels that are more effective.
Something to consider in 2014.


"Is this Alexander really that powerful?" the other mid-aged man asked.
"He is really powerful. He is able to defeat me with one strike, so he must be very close to the realm of Moon-Class. Two Senior Brothers, please don't underestimate him," Fairenton said.
"Since this is the case, we will wait for him," the two mid-aged men respected this Junior Brother of theirs, and they listened to his words.
As Fairenton thanked the two mid-aged men and was about to attack, changes occurred again; noises came from the south side of the campsites.
That scout jumped back onto the horse and rushed towards General Dinak. Soon, a team of Sand Tiger Cavaliers separated off from the central formation and charged at the cavaliers of Zenit that newly appeared in the south.
Fairenton's original plan was disrupted, and he didn't get the chance to attack those 6,000 cavaliers of Zenit yet. As he was about to, something strange happened to those cavaliers.
After the initial ferociousness, those cavaliers of Zenit lost their momentum. The former No.1 Warrior of Chambord, Lampard, used a lot of his Warrior Energy as well, and the damage he could do significantly diminished. Although the 6,000 cavaliers were still charging forward, their speed was a lot slower.
If this trend continued, even if these 6,000 cavaliers could get through the defense line of Jax, 90% of them would be killed. Also, even if that 10 % of the cavaliers successfully charged through the defense line of Jax, they won't have the opportunity to enter the city as the soldiers of Jax would chase after them.
As soon as he said that, another scout rushed towards him.
"Your Highness! The scouts in the desert reported the discovery of another troop of Zenit 2.5 kilometers away. There are 3,000 cavaliers and 10,000 infantrymen. They have a lot of heavy carts with supplies on them, and they are closing in!" that scout reported.
The prince was really concerned about that man. He knew that the King of Chambord would cause a lot of trouble for him. If these two Senior Brothers of his weren't here today, perhaps history would repeat itself, and this reinforcement of Zenit would easily enter Dual-Flags City just like what happened a few days ago.
"Although I have made several plans today and have the help from these two Senior Brothers, I probably still couldn't kill the King of Chambord," he thought.
At this moment, more noises sounded from the west side of the campsites. The flags of Zenit with the two-headed polar bear on them appeared with the dust.
"Ohhh getting interesting!!! Watch out! The strongest golden knight is about to show up!!! "


Today, we took the kids for a morning ride, went to the mall to buy new sandals for my son, stayed there for lunch and then I took them to zoo where they enjoyed a pony ride and a Zoomobile ride among other things. Afterwards, I took them to their grandma's for dinner only to hear my oldest complain that she had such a boring day. Yeah, the nerve, eh?
Apparently, summertime challenges even the most creative parents with how to keep their kids entertained, active and limit all day snacking. That makes me feel a little better.
Fortunately, Pocoyo and Langers Juice may have a solution.
Beginning August 1 through August 31, you can receive a copy of the all-new Pocoyo DVD – Dance Pocoyo Dance! to help keep your little ones entertained and engaged in physical activity. With the purchase of 10 Langers Juices, you just need to pay $1.99 for shipping and handling to get your own copy, while supplies last. Not that I'm encouraging you to offer juice to your kids every chance you can get. Far from it. According to the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Heart Association, "children between 6 months and 6 years can safely consume 4 to 6 ounces (118 to 177 milliliters) of 100% fruit juice a day; while those 7 years and older can consume between 8 to 12 ounces (237 to 355 milliliters) per day. About 4 ounces (118 milliliters) of 100% fruit juice equals one serving of fruit." I prefer to strongly limit juice consumption in our house. Some days, my kids have no juice at all. But when they do, I make sure to offer 100% natural fruit juice. Another easy way to get your hands on a copy of the DVD is by winning one right here on Toronto Teacher Mom!
The Dance Pocoyo Dance! DVD, based on the Pocoyo animated television series, will encourage kids to get up and dance, jump and have fun for hours. The music provides high-energy participation, and Pocoyo and his animal friends, Elly the elephant, Pato the duck, and Loula the dog, add to the excitement. It's a good workout for Mom and Dad, too. Kids can quench their thirst with Langers Juice after dancing with Pocoyo while watching Dance Pocoyo Dance!
Langers Juice, in kid-friendly juice flavors like orange, red grape, white grape, grape with vitamin C, and pineapple, are available nationwide at retailers including WalMart, Albertsons, Econo Foods, Food 4 Less, Lucky, Market Basket, Miners, Ralphs, Smart & Final, Sprouts, and Staters, among others.
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Running around on the park playground is a great way to keep fit.
we dance to our favorite tv show theme songs, and make up our own silly songs when we dance outside!
frequent trips to the park! my little girl also loves music and to dance!
We walk to the park and play almost everyday!
We love to go for walks!
We stay active by swimming at camp and bike riding.
I like to keep active with my grandkids when I am with them by doing a dance game on the Wii. They love it and it really gives you a good workout if you do it right.
Right now I'm trying to teach my 7 year old son how to ride his bike without training wheels. It's a good workout for me running beside him up and down the sidewalk. My 4 year old daughter (big Pocoyo fan) rides her bike with training wheels, so I will run next to her to when she wants to go for a ride.
We like to take turns bouncing on our trampoline for exercise.
Doing line dancing while holding your 11kg 2yr old is a really great workout!!
For a more sane workout I do Wii fit step together with my son.
My energetic 2-year-old loves to visit our local parks and chasing him around keeps me very active!


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CfR: 31st Novembertagung on the History and Philosophy of Mathematics (HU Berlin, November 26–28, 2020)
Submitted by Paul Hasselkuß (Heinrich Heine University Duesseldorf).
31st Novembertagung on the History and Philosophy of Mathematics "AXIOMATICS: ANCIENT AND CONTEMPORARY PERSPECTIVES"
November 26th–28th 2020, 9:30 – 18:00 CET / UTC+1Online, hosted by Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany
The Novembertagung is an international graduate conference on the History and Philosophy of Mathematics and neighbouring fields. It aims to provide an opportunity for graduate students at all levels to present and discuss their research in an informal and safe environment. It also allows early career researchers to share experiences, get advice, and establish new contacts.
Keynote talks:
Tinne Hoff Kjeldsen (Copenhagen): TBA
Juliette Kennedy (Helsinki): "The Foundational Project. Where Do We Stand?"
Dirk Schlimm (McGill): "Axioms in Mathematical Practice"
The full programme can be found on our website: https://wp.me/P3q6kn-dU. To participate, please register here: https://wp.me/P3q6kn-dO. Please note: to maintain the usual community-feeling and to allow networking, we hope that you participate in most of the conference.
On the theme: While Euclid (c. 3rd century BC) is usually celebrated as the beginning of axiomatic science, many features that are nowadays taken to be essential to axiomatics––such as the explicit statement of inference rules and the requirement of primitive, undefined notions––appear to be alien to ancient mathematics. A major contemporary change in the view on axiomatics was initiated by the adoption of the set-theoretic axiomatic framework as a foundation of mathematics in the first half of the 20th century. Proof theory and model theory subsequently developed as independent research fields and had a wide impact on philosophical thought. On the other hand, some philosophers also argue that the axiomatic view on mathematics may be harmful in that it omits fundamental aspects of mathematical practice and idealizes mathematical reasoning in an unfaithful way.
Organization: Paul Hasselkuß (Universität Düsseldorf), Tiago Hirth (ULisboa), Deborah Kant (Universität Konstanz), Deniz Sarikaya (Universität Hamburg), Tobias Schütz (Universität Mainz), Anna Kiel Steensen (ETH Zürich), and Benjamin Wilck (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin).
Support: This event is hosted by the Research Training Group Philosophy, Science and the Sciences at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin and generously supported by the British Society for the History of Mathematics (BSHM), International Commission on the History of Mathematics (ICHM), GDR 3398 "Histoire des mathématiques", the German Society for Philosophy of Science (GWP), the Ludus association and the Schimank – Foundation.
Contact: For any query, do not hesitate to send us an e-mail at novembertagung2020 [at] gmail [dot] com. Further info can be found on our website: https://novembertagung.wordpress.com.
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Dr Mzingaye Brilliant Xaba earned his Masters degree in Sociology from Rhodes University and completed his PhD as the same institution, focusing on land restitution in South Africa. His research interests include poverty, social grants, investments and local development, land reform and politics.
His PhD focused on the developmental impacts of land restitution in the Eastern Cape South Africa. He is of the view that land reform debates and processes should not just be solely focused on the land acquisition problems, but much more emphasis must be on what happens when land has been identified, gazzetted and transferred to beneficiaries, in terms of post-settlement support. His work has been published by The Conversation, The Thinker, Africa Insight Journal, African Review of Sociology and South African Labour Bulletin. He has also written book chapters on mining and development, as well as on land reform.
His current research in the Karoo focuses on the developmental and environmental impacts of investments (development projects) and the lived realities of local people. His aim is to capture the voices of local people who are meant to be beneficiaries of such investments (development projects). Such development projects include renewable energy, astronomy, land reform, as well as the proposed shale-gas and uranium mining. His position is that developmental projects should be evaluated largely through capturing the voices and lived realities of local people, than solely using economic and quantitative terms.


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Ugo Sivocci, italijanski dirkač, * 29. avgust 1885, Salerno, Italija, † 8. september 1923, Monza, Italija.

Ugo Sivocci se je rodil 29. avgusta 1885 v italijanskem mestu Salerno. V mlajših letih je tekmoval na kolesarskih dirkah, po prvi svetovni vojni pa je delal kot avtomehanik v Milanu. Kot prijatelj Enza Ferrarija je bil najet kot eden treh dirkačev moštva Alfa Corse v sezoni 1920, ob Antoniu Ascariju in Enzu Ferrariju. Z dirkalnikom Alfa Romeo HP 20-30 ES Sport je dosegel drugo mesto na dirki Parma - Poggio Berceto. V naslednji sezoni 1921 je kot najboljšo uvrstitev dosegel četrto mesto na dirki za Veliko nagrado Mugella, v sezoni 1923 je z novim dirkalnikom Alfa Romeo RL dosegel več zmag. Najpomembnejšo je dosegel na dirki Targa Florio, kjer sta moštveni uspeh dopolnila še Ascari z drugim in Giulio Masetti s četrtim mestom. Istega leta se je Ugo Sivocci smrtno ponesrečil na testiranju novega dirkalnika Alfa Romeo P1 na dirkališču Autodromo Nazionale Monza, njegove številke dirkalnika sedemnajst pa italijanski dirkalniki niso nikoli več uporabljali.

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Luxury gifts for the cat lover
Stylish, modern splurges for scratching, pooping and carrying without a catfight.
Kerry Lauerman
December 4, 2008 2:36AM (UTC)
The Sleepypod Mobile Pet Bed ($139) does look like it was designed by Apple. (Its ludicrous marketing claims that it's "more than a pet bed, more than a carrier or car seat: it's a lifestyle.") But you do feel a lot smarter carrying it around than one of those beige plastic kitty caddies or a zebra-print purse-bag. The Sleepypod is modern and cute without causing cavities. It also has serious views for your pet -- a 360-degree skylight so they can see exactly where they're going at all times. But that's either a major plus or a minus, if your cat is like ours and is freaked out by anything he hasn't slept on. For the right, ultra-brave cat, this is a really smart ride.
The "Pounce" Cat Tree ($179) is a pretty hefty investment for a scratch post -- but man, is it handsome. And yes, it's sturdy enough to double as a side table. Even better, it's made from 35 percent recyclable cardboard and is fairly durable; you can smooth away scratch marks with a light sandpapering. And this one, really, is all about you. Kitty just wants to do his business with a little privacy, and wants you to keep the thing clean. He doesn't care if it's in this Modern Litter Cabinet ($300) (which Apartment Therapy thinks looks as if it was designed by Armani Casa, but we think it's a bit more West Elm). But it is a handsome little unit, and most covered cat boxes are pretty damn ugly. If there's any real truth that cats are natural aesthetes, then yes, they'll appreciate this, too. But only if you keep it clean.
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Q: Difference between jinja2 functions and filters? I am writing some functions to do things like format dates and text in my templates.
def coolfunc(s):
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 app.jinja_env.globals.update(coolfunc=coolfunc)
 app.jinja_env.filters['coolfunc'] = coolfunc

template:
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output:
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I am not sure what the real difference between functions and filters are. It seems to me that filters just look cleaner?

A: The difference is that filters can have special access to the Environment or Context, but regular (global) functions cannot;  specifically, there's contextfilter and friends.  This can be useful for doing context sensitive things like localization and formatting, without depending on global state.
http://jinja.pocoo.org/docs/api/#utilities

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Published: June 6, 2020, 10:23 AM
Tags: Steffi Graf, Monica Seles, Sports, Margaret Court
AP Was There: Seles tops Graf in riveting French Open final
FILE - In this June 10, 1990, file photo, Monica Seles holds her trophy while posing with her parents Esther and Karoli after winning the French Open championship against Steffi Graf at Roland Garros stadium in Paris. (AP Photo/Lionel Cironneau) (Lionel Cironneau, AP1990)
EDITOR'S NOTE -- Every French Open features matches that are memorable for one reason or another. There are upsets. Comebacks. Dramatic moments. Historic accomplishments. The AP is republishing stories about a handful of such matches while the postponed Grand Slam tournament was supposed to be played. One match memorable for the drama and competition between two all-time greats was the 1992 final at Roland Garros between Steffi Graf and Monica Seles. Less than a year later, Seles was stabbed by a spectator at a match in Germany. The following story was sent June 6, 1992.
By STEPHEN WILSON
AP Sports Writer
This was a match no one deserved to lose.
Monica Seles and Steffi Graf dueled for two hours and 43 minutes Saturday, matching each other shot for shot, fighting for the lead game after game.
Finally, after an epic third set lasting 18 games and 91 minutes, Seles emerged with a 6-2, 3-6, 10-8 victory for her third straight French Open title.
"It's the most emotional match I've ever played," said Seles, who is now halfway to winning the Grand Slam. "This one's always going to stay in my memory."
"It really couldn't have been a better final," she said. "It shows women's tennis is getting more and more exciting. It's just too bad for whoever lost. Both deserved to win."
Even in defeat, Graf agreed it was a memorable match.
"If you play 10-8 in the final set, it definitely is special," she said. "Those are very special matches, even if you lose."
Seles became the first woman to capture three consecutive French Opens since Germany's Hilde Sterling accomplished the feat from 1935 to 1937.
Seles, strengthening her hold on the No. 1 ranking, has now won six Grand Slams in her career, including the last five in which she has appeared. She missed Wimbledon last year, but will be competing there in two weeks to try to win the third leg of the Grand Slam.
Saturday's third set provided some of the greatest drama in tennis — men's or women's — in recent years.
"I've never played a set like that in my life," Seles said.
There were furious rallies, fantastic gets, lunging winners, frequent shifts in momentum. Despite fatigue, both players were so pumped up they showed their emotions after nearly every point.
Graf would yell "Yes!" clench her fist and slap her hip after a winner. When Seles lost a point, she would shriek "Noooo," close her eyes and grimace in agony.
The lead swung back and forth. Seles was up 5-3. Graf saved four match points in the next game and moved ahead 6-5 and 7-6. Seles broke and went up 8-7. Graf broke back for 8-8. Seles broke again and then finally held serve to close out the match.
"I never thought it would last so long," she said. "I was getting getting a little bit tired. But I could have stayed out there if I had to."
The 18 games in the final set was the most in a women's final here since 1956, when Althea Gibson beat Angela Mortimer 6-0, 12-10.
The 35 total games was one short of the record for a French final since the Open era began in 1968. The 36-game mark was set in 1973 when Margaret Court beat Chris Evert 6-7, 7-6, 6-4.
Graf paid tribute to Seles' refusal to give up.
"You have seen it in other matches," she said. "She is definitely a tough one. Even if it's close, if she's tired, she is always going for it. That is definitely a big, big quality."
Graf found no satisfaction in her own gutsy performance.
"I mean it's great the way I came back, the way I fought every time," she said. "I think it was a very good effort, especially being down 5-3 in the third set. But I'm disappointed the way I played when I was leading."
"Every time I gave her those games," she said. "I didn't play those points good enough. I didn't really try like the games before to run everything down and to go for every shot. But it's difficult if you have to do that all the time."
The crowd was overwhelmingly in Graf's favor, repeatedly breaking into rhythmic clapping and chants of "Steffi! Steffi!"
"I really can't say that I have had that support ever before," Graf said. "It was just amazing."
Seles controlled the first set, winning 12 out the first 14 points. Graf started to raise the level of her play at the end of the first set, even breaking Seles at love in one game.
The German seemed to get a psychological boost early in the second set when she saved a break point to prevent Seles from taking a 2-0 lead. Graf gained the edge when she broke for 4-3. She saved three break points to hold for 5-3, then broke Seles at love to win the set. Seles didn't even bother to chase Graf's forehand winner on set point.
Seles was up a service break at 3-1, 4-2 and 5-3 in the final set. Then came the four match points on Graf's serve. She erased the first with a deep forehand, the second with a forehand putaway, the third with a forehand into the corner, and the fourth with a skidding slice backhand approach shot.
"I said to myself, 'Just go for it,'" Graf said. "On those points I really didn't give her a lot of chances. I was trying to be the one who is aggressive."
"Steffi played some great shots under pressure and I played too safe," Seles said.
Seles served for the match in the next game, but Graf kept dictating the points with her big forehand and broke at 15 to even the set at 5-5.
The two continued on serve until Seles broke for an 8-7 lead as Graf missed on a short forehand. But Graf broke right back, hitting a perfect backhand drop shot on one point. In the next game, Seles crushed a short crosscourt backhand after a long rally to break for a 9-8 lead.
Serving for the match for the third time, Seles went up 40-15. On match point No. 5, Graf responded by ripping a clean forehand winner. But on the sixth, she pounded a forehand into the net.
"It was totally up and down," Seles said. "One or two points really decided it."
Seles won $372,896, putting her over the $5 million mark in career earnings. Graf won $186,457.


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"There aren't enough hours in the day" Is a sentence we've all muttered, when another deadline has pushed our workout back again. Coupled with lagging energy levels and a jam-packed diary, trying to fit your regular training session in can be challenging. Changing up your day to include a lunch time workout could be the key to keeping your social life, and your honed physique. So resist the urge to work through your lunch break, or catch up with last night's House of Cards, and break a sweat; it's a lot easier than you think.
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Occupants of van in fatal crash were Christmas tree workers from Guatemala, police say
Friday's crash in Marion County between a pickup truck and a passenger van carrying 13 people killed three and sent 10 to area hospitals.
Author: Christina Kempster (KGW), Jared Cowley (KGW)
Published: 10:59 PM PST November 29, 2019
Updated: 12:54 PM PST December 2, 2019
MARION COUNTY, Oregon — A high-impact crash involving a multi-passenger van and full-size pickup truck killed three people and sent 10 to the hospital on Friday night, Marion County Fire District 1 said.
The van was carrying 13 people, according to fire officials. On Monday, the Marion County Sheriff's Office said the occupants of the van were Christmas tree workers from Guatemala.
Police identified 41-year-old Andres Alonzo-Cani, 39-year-old Miguel Alonzo-Lucas and 18-year-old Lucas Felipe Diego as the three people who were killed.
After the crash, 10 people were taken to area hospitals. As of Monday, three passengers from the van remain at area hospitals, and one is in critical condition, police said.
The crash, which involved a Ford F-350 and a Chevy passenger van, happened around 7:30 p.m. Friday at Cordon Road NE and Sunnyview Road NE.
According to investigators, the driver of the F-350 was traveling westbound on Sunnyview Road NE prior to the crash. The Chevrolet passenger van was traveling eastbound and made a left turn in front of the F-350.
Both drivers involved in the collision are cooperating with investigators. The crash is under investigation by the Marion County Sheriff's Office.
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2020 Jeep Gladiator Review
Home » 2020 Jeep Gladiator Review
2020 Jeep Gladiator: The Most Capable Midsized Truck Ever
Your favourite 4x4 truck returns better than ever before for the 2020 model year. It's rugged and modern looks bring plenty to love. But once you step inside and feel that off-roading capability for yourself, you'll see this is one of the most fun trucks of all time. So, let's get a closer look at everything the 2020 Jeep Gladiator has to offer.
Drives Built Around Fun
Everything about the way the 2020 Jeep Gladiator drives exudes fun and capability.
Starting off with that 2.6-litre Pentastar V6 motor, you're looking at one reliable engine. And with 285 hp and 260 lb-ft torque, the gladiator will get you going to all the places you never imagined. You'll even get that low range torque to assist you with your off-road adventures (and tow a trailer in the process).
Speaking of towing capacity, you'll get a massive 3,469 kg (7,650 lbs) towing capacity when properly equipped. Just imagine everything this midsize truck can move with that level of capacity. Needless to say, it's more than enough for bringing all your fun horsepower-toys with you for some weekend fun.
And while we're on the topic of fun, you can't overlook the Command-Trac and Rock-Trac 4x4 systems. Just as the names imply, these features lock your front and wheel axle lockers to make for some epic off-roading experiences. And if that's not enough, you'll also get 30 inches of water fording. So not even creeks and shallow rivers can stand in your way of fun.
Blending Rugged with Modern
From a cosmetic perspective, both the Gladiator Rubicon and Gladiator Overland offer designs you'll find nowhere else.
Starting off with the 2019 Jeep Gladiator Rubicon, you'll get that modern boxy look that's unmistakably a capable Jeep. But it's also built with functionality in mind. Just take a look at that back tailgate. It's nice and low to allow for easy visibility when you're climbing boulders or performing any other off-road activity.
Move to the front, and you'll find a forward-facing off-road camera to ensure you always have full sight of the trails in front of you. Plus, you'll even get a water nozzle to keep the lens clean.
But what really stands out about the front of this truck is that large and massive grille. It not only provides a rugged and tough look to this pickup, but it also allows for some easy cooling.
And of course, what's a Jeep without the removable windshield. The attached bolts make for a fold-down windshield that detaches in seconds to make life all the more fun. The soft top and doors also remove with ease.
Moving to the Overland, you'll also find a removable roof. But what stands out most is those lowered fender flairs and the 18-inch wheels. Either way you look at it, both versions of the all-new Jeep Gladiator are built to make the most of your weekend adventures.
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Step inside 2020 Jeep Rubicon and you'll find even more of what you'll want for your off-roading adventures.
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Q: not able to use [index] to access jquery objects In the code below, the var "titles" represents a list of TD objects in a table.  I need to access this list using titles[index] expression and couldn't quite figure out why it is not working for me.
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A: When using the array index on a jQuery object, you're actually getting the raw DOM element, so you would need to wrap it in the jQuery wrapper to use the .html() method.
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