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Rochester Community Unit School District 3A Calendar 2022-2023
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Are you a student of the Rochester Community Unit School District 3A and want to know the Rochester Community Unit School District 3A calendar for the 2022-2023 academic session?
This web page contains the major holiday dates taken from the Rochester Community Unit School District 3A calendar. We will update this page regularly in case of any change in the school calendar.
This is to inform the general public especially students of the Rochester Community Unit School District 3A that the school management has released the approved revised academic calendar for the 2022-2023 session.
See the Rochester Community Unit School District 3A reopening date, closing dates, and holiday dates below.
Fall Break 8 Oct 2022
(Fri) 11 Oct 2022
(Wed) 4 Jan 2023
(Mon) 25 Mar 2023
Summer Break 19 May 2023
To view the original school calendar, visit the Rochester Community Unit School District 3A official website at https://www.rochester3a.net/
We hope you will make the best use of those dates wisely. If so, we wish you the very best. If you have any questions regarding the Rochester Community Unit School District 3A calendar, feel free to let us know. Our support team will respond in no time.
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"At either end of any food chain you find a biological system – a patch of soil, a human body – and the health of one is connected – literally – to the health of the other." ~ Michael Pollan, The Omnivore's Dilemma.
Dr. Dean Ornish is a medical doctor from California who has dedicated his life to diet and lifestyle research and their effect on disease. He is also well-known as an author advocating lifestyle changes to improve health.
He is the founder, president, and director of the non-profit Preventive Medicine Research Institute in Sausalito, California and Clinical Professor of Medicine at the University of California, San Francisco.
His first book on lifestyle changes and weight loss called Eat More; Weigh Less talked about a life choice program for losing weight safely while eating abundantly. His concept was radical in those days of dieting and abstaining to lose weight.
Since then governments and international organizations are promoting this concept for the maintenance of a healthy weight.
Healthy Weight. A healthy weight is the weight your body naturally settles into when you consistently eat a nutritious diet, are physically active, and balance the calories you eat with the physical activity you do.
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We are so lucky in Dominica to have such a wealth of opportunities to heal and connect. the following gathering is an amazing experience; women from all over the world coming together to celebrate the full moon in the exotic nature of Dominica.
Hiking is an excellent exercise program. A good hike works almost all the muscles of the body, enhances deep belly breathing and improves stamina.
Eat a good breakfast. For a sustained source of energy during the hike.
Warm up before a hike. A quick self massage and/or gentle stretch of the legs, lower back, arms, shoulders and neck will increase the blood flow to muscles that you'll want to have functioning smoothly when you hike. Remember; your muscles aren't ready for a deep stretch until after the hike.
Practice deep rhythmic breathing when hiking. This increases stamina and enables more oxygenated blood to flow to the muscles.
Wear comfortable shoes. The whole body is thrown out of alignment when our feet are uncomfortable.
Drink plenty of water. You need to drink more often to stay well hydrated in tropical environs.
Pack carbohydrates. Roasted plantain, dasheen or yam; breadnuts; granola; dried fruits and nuts and fresh fruit provide an instant pick-me-up on the trail.
Use a hiking stick or hiking poles. To give extra stability and help prevent sore knees and hips by taking some of the pressure off knee joints and leg muscles and putting it on arm and shoulder muscles.
Stretch at the trail head after the hike. It is a fact that hiking dramatically tightens certain muscle groups while doing nothing for others. While your muscles are still warm, do a deep stretching routine especially stretching the hamstrings, calves, quads and shoulders. Do all stretches on both sides of your body. Hold each stretch for about 8 to 10 seconds. Devote 10 to 20 minutes to stretching.
Circle the joints before and after hiking. Picture drawing a circle with the top of the head, hands, big toe (movement is from the ankle) and shoulders. Working each area slowly, in both directions, one at a time with full focus on the area. This increases range of motion and prevents and alleviates stiffness.
Massage at home after the hike. The massage – whether by your own hands or your therapists' – can also be done deeper and harder to really work the lactic acid and kinks out of the body.
Remember the health of the environment reflects the health of the society. Do not leave your trash behind. Stay on designated trails and walk in the center of the path to avoid trampling trailside plants. Leave plants, rocks and historical artifacts for others to enjoy.
Hiking and walking was built into the lifestyles of our ancestors; the ancient system of trails in Dominica were made by the Kalinago; the Arawaks; earlier indigenous peoples and the maroons; and kept alive by the people of today who hike our trails in the Heritage Way!
For more information on healthy lifestyles contact Trudy Scott Prevost at Rainbow Yoga: 317-3754, rainbowyoga@yahoo.com.


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The Final Deduction
Rex Stout
Nero Wolfe
Print (Hardcover)
182 pp. (first edition)
Too Many Clients
Homicide Trinity
The Final Deduction is a Nero Wolfe detective novel by Rex Stout, published by the Viking Press in 1961 and collected in the omnibus volume Three Aces (Viking 1971).
2 The unfamiliar word
3 Cast of characters
4 Reviews and commentary
5 Publication history
Plot summary[edit]
Mrs. Althea Vail tells Wolfe she intends to pay the half-a-million-dollar ransom to the kidnappers, but she wants him to be certain she gets her husband Jimmy back alive and in one piece.
The unfamiliar word[edit]
"I work for Nero Wolfe," Archie Goodwin says in Please Pass the Guilt (chapter 10). "He knows more words than Shakespeare knew."
In most Nero Wolfe novels and novellas, there is at least one unfamiliar word, usually spoken by Wolfe. The word "subdolous" appears in chapter 5, when Archie informs Wolfe that Ben Dykes, head of the Westchester County detectives, is at the door. Wolfe speaks to Archie:
"You haven't reported."
"I reported all you said you wanted."
"That's subdolous. Let him in."
As I went to the front I was making a mental note not to look up "subdolous." That trick of his, closing an argument by using a word he knew damn well I had never heard, was probably subdolous.
Cast of characters[edit]
Nero Wolfe — The private investigator
Archie Goodwin — Wolfe's assistant, and the narrator of all Wolfe stories
Mrs. Althea Vail — Retired actress and wealthy widow, married four years to Jimmy Vail
Jimmy Vail — Handsome, younger husband of Althea Vail
Dinah Utley — Althea Vail's secretary
Noel Tedder — Twenty-three-year-old brat son of Althea Vail
Margot Tedder — Althea Vail's daughter, Noel's younger sister
Helen Blount — Friend of Althea Vail
Ralph Purcell — Althea Vail's brother
Andrew Frost — Althea Vail's attorney
Clark Hobart — District Attorney of Westchester County
Ben Dykes — Head of Westchester County detectives
Capt. Saunders — State police
Lon Cohen — Journalist at the Gazette and friend of Archie Goodwin
Doctor Vollmer — Wolfe's neighbor
Helen Gillard — Doc Vollmer's assistant
Inspector Cramer — NYPD Homicide West
Sergeant Purley Stebbins — NYPD Homicide West
Mandel — Assistant District Attorney
Saul Panzer, Fred Durkin and Orrie Cather — Detectives employed by Wolfe
Reviews and commentary[edit]
Jacques Barzun and Wendell Hertig Taylor, A Catalogue of Crime — Archie not at his best and not amusing, though we do get information about his mother, and Wolfe has some fair repartee. The kidnapping and ransoming, for once, dully treated. ... Nero is ingenious in getting his fee, Archie subtle as well as useful, and Inspector Cramer able to work off his anger outside the house.[1]
Publication history[edit]
1961, New York: The Viking Press, October 13, 1961, hardcover[2]
In his limited-edition pamphlet, Collecting Mystery Fiction #10, Rex Stout's Nero Wolfe Part II, Otto Penzler describes the first edition of The Final Deduction: "Red cloth, front cover and spine printed with blue. Issued in a mainly red dust wrapper."[3]
In April 2006, Firsts: The Book Collector's Magazine estimated that the first edition of The Final Deduction had a value of between $150 and $300. The estimate is for a copy in very good to fine condition in a like dustjacket.[4]
1962, New York: Viking (Mystery Guild), February 1962, hardcover
The far less valuable Viking book club edition may be distinguished from the first edition in three ways:
The dust jacket has "Book Club Edition" printed on the inside front flap, and the price is absent (first editions may be price clipped if they were given as gifts).
Book club editions are sometimes thinner and always taller (usually a quarter of an inch) than first editions.
Book club editions are bound in cardboard, and first editions are bound in cloth (or have at least a cloth spine).[5]
1962, London: Collins Crime Club, April 30, 1962, hardcover
1963, New York: Bantam #J2534, March 1963, paperback
1967, London: Fontana, 1967, paperback
1971, New York: The Viking Press, Three Aces: A Nero Wolfe Omnibus (with Might as Well Be Dead and Too Many Clients), May 10, 1971, hardcover
1985, New York: Bantam Books ISBN 0-553-25254-2 November 1985, 4th Printing, paperback, $2.95
1995, New York: Bantam Books ISBN 0-553-76310-5 November 1, 1995, paperback
2006, Auburn, California: The Audio Partners Publishing Corp., Mystery Masters ISBN 1-57270-566-3 December 28, 2006, audio CD (unabridged, read by Michael Prichard)
2010, New York: Bantam ISBN 978-0-307-75593-3 April 28, 2010, e-book
^ Barzun, Jacques and Taylor, Wendell Hertig. A Catalogue of Crime. New York: Harper & Row. 1971, revised and enlarged edition 1989. ISBN 0-06-015796-8
^ Townsend, Guy M., Rex Stout: An Annotated Primary and Secondary Bibliography (1980, New York: Garland Publishing; ISBN 0-8240-9479-4), p. 37. John McAleer, Judson Sapp and Arriean Schemer are associate editors of this definitive publication history.
^ Penzler, Otto, Collecting Mystery Fiction #10, Rex Stout's Nero Wolfe Part II (2001, New York: The Mysterious Bookshop, limited edition of 250 copies), p. 13
^ Smiley, Robin H., "Rex Stout: A Checklist of Primary First Editions." Firsts: The Book Collector's Magazine (Volume 16, Number 4), April 2006, p. 34
^ Penzler, Otto, Collecting Mystery Fiction #9, Rex Stout's Nero Wolfe Part I, pp. 19–20
Quotations related to The Final Deduction at Wikiquote
Archie Goodwin
Nero Wolfe supporting characters
Fer-de-Lance (1934)
The League of Frightened Men (1935)
The Rubber Band (1936)
The Red Box (1937)
Too Many Cooks (1938)
Some Buried Caesar (1939)
Over My Dead Body (1940)
Where There's a Will (1940)
The Silent Speaker (1946)
Too Many Women (1947)
And Be a Villain (1948)
The Second Confession (1949)
In the Best Families (1950)
Murder by the Book (1951)
Prisoner's Base (1952)
The Golden Spiders (1953)
The Black Mountain (1954)
Before Midnight (1955)
Might as Well Be Dead (1956)
If Death Ever Slept (1957)
Champagne for One (1958)
Plot It Yourself (1959)
Too Many Clients (1960)
The Final Deduction (1961)
Gambit (1962)
The Mother Hunt (1963)
A Right to Die (1964)
The Doorbell Rang (1965)
Death of a Doxy (1966)
The Father Hunt (1968)
Death of a Dude (1969)
Please Pass the Guilt (1973)
A Family Affair (1975)
Novellas and
"Bitter End" (1940)
"Black Orchids" (1941)
"Cordially Invited to Meet Death" (1942)
"Not Quite Dead Enough" (1942)
"Booby Trap" (1944)
"Help Wanted, Male" (1945)
"Instead of Evidence" (1946)
"Before I Die" (1947)
"Man Alive" (1947)
"Bullet for One" (1948)
"Omit Flowers" (1948)
"Door to Death" (1949)
"The Gun with Wings" (1949)
"Disguise for Murder" (1950)
"The Cop-Killer" (1951)
"The Squirt and the Monkey" (1951)
"Home to Roost" (1952)
"This Won't Kill You" (1952)
"Invitation to Murder" (1953)
"The Zero Clue" (1953)
"When a Man Murders" (1954)
"Die Like a Dog" (1954)
"The Next Witness" (1955)
"Immune to Murder" (1955)
"A Window for Death" (1956)
"Too Many Detectives" (1956)
"Christmas Party" (1957)
"Easter Parade" (1957)
"Fourth of July Picnic" (1957)
"Murder Is No Joke" (1958), expanded as "Frame-Up for Murder" (1958)
"Method Three for Murder" (1960)
"Poison à la Carte" (1960)
"The Rodeo Murder" (1960)
"Counterfeit for Murder" (1961)
"Death of a Demon" (1961)
"Kill Now—Pay Later" (1961)
"Eeny Meeny Murder Mo" (1962)
"Blood Will Tell" (1963)
"Murder Is Corny" (1964)
"Assault on a Brownstone" (1985, posthumous)
Meet Nero Wolfe (1936)
The Adventures of Nero Wolfe (1943–44)
The Amazing Nero Wolfe (1945)
The New Adventures of Nero Wolfe (1950–51)
Nero Wolfe (1982)
The Golden Spiders: A Nero Wolfe Mystery (2000)
A Nero Wolfe Mystery (2001–02)
Novels by
Robert Goldsborough
Murder in E Minor (1986)
Death on Deadline (1987)
Fade to Black (1990)
Black Orchid Novella Award
Nero Award
The Wolfe Pack
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Redmi K20 and K20 Pro have finally arrived in India.
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Marina je naselje i lučica na unutrašnjem dijelu Marinskog zaljeva, središte istoimene općine, 12 km zapadno od Trogira. Naselje ima 1089 stanovnika.

Zemljopis
Obale zaljeva Marina razvedene su brojnim manjim uvalama s pješčanim i šljunčanim plažama. Na magistralnoj je prometnici (M2, E65).

Unutar lučice manje jahte zaštićene su od svih vjetrova; veće jahte mogu sidriti na kraju zaljeva, l jugoistočno od kapele i južno od brda Plokata.

Općinska naselja
U sastavu općine je 15 naselja (stanje 2006.), to su: Blizna Donja, Blizna Gornja, Dograde, Gustirna, Marina, Mitlo, Najevi, Poljica, Pozorac, Rastovac, Sevid, Svinca, Vinišće, Vinovac i Vrsine.

Rivijeru Marina čine i Vinišće, Poljica i Sevid.

Stanovništvo

Popis 2011.

Prema popisu stanovništva iz 2011. godine, Općina Marina ima 4.595 stanovnika. Većina stanovništva su Hrvati s 97,61%, a po vjerskom opredjeljenu većinu od 95,56% čine pripadnici katoličke vjere.

Uprava

Povijest
Na području današnje Marine u starom su vijeku živjeli ilirsko pleme Bulini, stari Grci, zatim Hilini (grčki kolonizatori koji su se asimilirali s Bulinima), potom Rimljani, a početkom 7. stoljeća Hrvati dolaze u ovaj kraj.

Pod imenom Bosiljina spominje se 1070. godine kao dio trogirske komune. Bila je sjedištem Drida, starohrvatske župe.
Naselje je planirano u 16. st. God. 1495. – 1500. Trogirski su biskupi (Franjo Maracel) na otočiću u zaljevu podignuli 1495. četverokutnu kulu (kaštil, biskupska kula) s konzolno istaknutim kruništem i Citadelu (kanal između kopna i kule zasut je u početku XX. st.), a radi obrane tog prostora (ljetnikovac trogirskog biskupa) od osmanskih osvajača. Uz kaštil biskup je dao podignuti crkvu sv. Marine, po kojoj je kraj poslije dobio i ime.

Oko Citadele naknadno je izgrađen bedem. U tom su se međuprostoru naselili okolni stanovnici koji su svoje novo naselje prozvali Marina, a ime se proširilo na cijeli teritorij Bosiljine, pa su supostojala dva imena, službeno Bosiljina i u puku Marina. Ime Bosiljine ne rabi se od Prvog svjetskog rata.

Godine 1657. kod Marine se vodila bitka s Turcima.

Biskupska je kula popravljena za Kandijskoga rata 1657. i 1717.; rekonstruirana 1971./1972.
Nakon ukidanja Trogirske biskupije, veći dio prostora općine pripada Šibenskoj biskupiji.

Marinska bratovština Svetoga Sakramenta odigrala je bitnu ulogu u doba hrvatskog preporoda. Organizirano je čuvala hrvatski jezik, običaje, narodni folklor, nošnju i ino narodno kulturno blago.

Gospodarstvo
 Marina Agana - u Marini ima 140 vezova u moru i 100 mjesta na kopnu.

Poznate osobe
Andrija Matijaš Pauk - heroj Domovinskog rata, zapovjednik tenkista 4. gardijske brigade.

Spomenici i znamenitosti
Crkva sv. Ivana je gotičko-renesansnih oblika, a u polju nedaleko od sela je gotička crkvica sv. Luke s grbom obitelji Sobota.

Tri kilometra od mjesta Marina nalazi se spilja s kapelicom sv. Josipa, iznad Marine na brdu Drid nalazi se crkvica Gospe Snježne gdje je po legendi pao snijeg 5. kolovoza. U Marini se nalazi još crkva sv. Jakova, sv. Ivana te na ulazu u mjesto sv. Marina.

Na pozorcu je crkva Gospe od Anđela, u Poljicima crkvica sv. Luke, na Vrsinama crkva sv. Josipa, u Svincima crkva sv. Jure, u Viniscu crkva Srca Isusovog, u Dogradama kapelica sv. Ante, u Bliznoj Crkva sv. Mihovila. Isto tako treba napomenuti da se na vrhu brda Bilo iznad Marine nalaze ostatci bunkera i skloništa iz Drugoga svjetskog rata, koje je koristila njemačka vojska.

Špilja sv. Jakova (Grota sv. Jakova), naseljena u pretpovijesno doba, poslije svetište.

Crkva Gospe od Sniga na Dridu

Obrazovanje
Osmogodišnja osnovna škola koja je dobila ime po poznatom kiparu Ivan Duknoviću, rodom iz Vinišća. Škola je suvremeno opremljena, a rekonstrukcija škole završena je u studenom 2005 godine. Škola danas ima oko 400 učenika, uz područne četverogodišnje škole u Vrsinama, Gustirni i Vinišću te osmogodišnja škola u Bliznoj.

Kultura

 Klapa Drid
 Klapa Srebrena Marina
 KUU Andrija Matijaš - PAUK

Šport
Športaši i rekreativci mogu se posvetiti jedrenju, ronjenju, ribarenju, iznajmiti brodicu ili jahtu.

Izvori

Vanjske poveznice

 službeno mrežno mjesto

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Killie 1-1 Dundee Utd
SPFL Match 17 - December 5th 2015 - Rugby Park
Killie Dundee Utd
Goals Boyd (3)
McKay (24 pen)
Jamie McDonald, Mark O'Hara, Mark Connolly, Conrad Balatoni, Stuart Findlay (24 mins), Tope Obadeyi (Greg Kiltie 63), Craig Slater , Jamie Hamill , Stevie Smith (Kevin McHattie 60), Kris Boyd (Dale Carrick 87), Josh Magennis.
Subs Not Used: Mark Ridgers, Ross Barbour, Scott Robinson, Lee Ashcroft.
Alan Walker @ Rugby Park
After last week's mauling by Thistle, Killie manager Gary Locke rang in plenty of changes in the line-up for the home game against struggling Dundee United. Out went Robinson, Higginbotham, Kiltie and McHattie, in came Slater, Boyd, Findlay and Hamill. Locke clearly trying to nullify the five-man midfield of United with Findlay at left-back, and Hamill and Slater in midfield. In-from-the-cold Boyd was up front with the displaced Magennis shifted to the right-wing.
Those personnel and tactical changes were justified in just four minutes with a well worked goal. Findlay won possession at left back and played the ball to Boyd. Boyd laid it off to Slater who sent the ball to the other side of the pitch for Magennis. He steadied himself and then whipped in a fantastic cross for the naturally predatorial striker Boyd to volley home. Cue a little teasing for the 200 odd visiting fans who had braved the elements to support their team.
Magennis almost got another assist ten minutes later, this time from a long throw. The ball was allowed to bounce in the box and enigmatic winger Tope Obadeyi attempted a hook shot which was well saved by the United goalkeeper Szromnik. Obadeyi was again thwarted by Szromnik after heading towards goal from an O'Hara cross.
Killie were on fire and it looked like it was going to be a cricket score. That is, until Jamie Hamill had his say in matters. He received a pass from Slater, got the ball stuck under his feet and then attempted a back-heal back to Slater. The pass was woefully short and Slater lost out to John Rankin, fouling him in the process, the ball broke to Spittal who was then unceremoniously up-ended by Connelly. Free-kick to United and a booking for Slater.
New United signing Sinama-Pongolle tried his luck from the free-kick. The ball took a slight touch off the wall and so while MacDonald got down well to save, he couldn't hold on. Mackay pick the ball up on the left-hand side of the six-yard box and passed along it for McGowan. McGowan felt the slightest of touches from Findlay and since he wasn't getting near the pass he took the opportunity to fall. The ref bought it, penalty to United and a red card for the 20 year old defender. Mackay duly dispatched the penalty and Killie had a job on their hands for the remaining 70 minutes.
Killie had to weather the storm for the next 15 minutes as United's heads were up and they tried to make the numerical advantage count. Sinama-Pongolle was controlling the midfield as Smith was relocated to left-back. Balatoni (or Balatoli if you believe some of the Killie support) and Connelly had MacDonald to thank after saving a shot from Mackay when he was allowed to run through on goal. It was clear that United are a little low on confidence up front, with Mackay, Spittall, Sinama-Pongolle and Rankin all missing from around the edge of the box.
Killie weren't out of it though and were very unlucky not to take the lead again just before half time. Magennis received the ball in the middle of the pitch from Hamill, ran twenty yards, rode a few tackles and then laid the ball off to right-back O'Hara. O'Hara sent in a perfect low cross for Magennis who missed the ball and possibly put off Boyd as the goal-scorer sclaffed his shot past the left-hand post. Half-time: 1-1.
Dundee United were getting good moves down the flanks, particularly when Magennis didn't help out O'Hara as much as possible, but it was on the other side of the pitch that Smith took a hard cross to the face. While he tried to shake it off, he was soon replaced by McHattie, the winning scorer in the last Killie-United fixture.
The second half went much the same way as most of the first, with United having most of the possession but resorting to shooting from distance. Mackay, Spittal and Soutar all had shots which were saved or missed. Dundee United should have had a second penalty though. Mackay threaded a ball through to Spittall and as Connelly was nowhere near getting the ball he decided to grab Spittall with both hands.
Spitall lost control of the ball and was clearly furious that the penalty decision was not awarded. As was United manager Mixu Paatelainen who was given a speaking to by referee John Beaton. A close call for Connelly who has been rank rotten since his return. Mixu had United playing decent football, with plenty of neat passing and Sinama-Pongolle controlling the midfield. Dixon should have done better after a typical United move. Sinama-Pongolle passed to Mackay, who evaded a couple of tackles and laid it off to Spittall at the edge of the box. Spittall then set-up up Dixon who blasted wide.
Rankin was allowed to run for 20 yards in the middle of the pitch and again split the central defence with a pass to Spittall. His shot, like most of the others, was easy for MacDonald to contend with. Static Connelly's blushed spared again. Obadeyi was frustrating the East Stand regulars with his erratic play and seemed to mess up fine runs with some dodgy decision making at the crux of the play. Locke must have been frustrated too as Kiltie replaced Obadeyi on the 64th minute.
The replacement picked up a ball with plenty of space on the left, ran about 20 yards and then laid off to Slater. Slater meandered towards the edge of the box and looked to be looking for Magennis on the right. However, he unleashed a fantastic curler shot which beat Szromnik but smacked off the face on the far post.
The last action of the match fell to United. Sinama-Pongolle took a short free-kick to Soutar who passed to Mackay. Makay laid it back to Soutar who shot from the edge of the box and was only denied by a fine flying save by MacDonald. In the end, it was an entertaining 90 minutes for the 2,828 fans who donned their waterproofs for the match. Boyd showed that he still has a good engine and a natural eye for goal and Locke showed that he can mix up the team to suit the game. He'll need to do the same again next week with the loss of Findlay.
Killie are now joint-eighth with Inverness and Thistle, who both have a game-in-hand and a far superior goal difference. However, we could go eleventh if Motherwell win their game in hand. Next up is ICT in Inverness, always a tough place to go but Locke's men need to start picking up some wins in order to get away from the foot of the table.
Gary Locke: "The decision at the penalty changes the game, but we still looked really good on the break. I thought the boys did brilliantly and were unlucky not to win it in the end. It certainly looked like Stuart doesn't do a lot [penalty incident] and from where the ref was I wasn't sure about his view of it. Unfortunately it's a big decision that went against us, but the response from the players was brilliant and they deserve enormous credit for the way they went about the game. With ten men we still looked really dangerous, we still had a lot of the ball and we used it well, and all day we caused Dundee United problems. If we had kept eleven men on the pitch, looking at the game I thought we would have won. Being down to ten men for so long, it's a good point."
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Lundgaard relishing IndyCar despite "no idea" what can be changed
David Malsher-Lopez
Rahal Letterman Lanigan IndyCar rookie Christian Lundgaard says he's still discovering how he can change the car to make its handling suited to him as he switches from Formula 2.
The 20-year-old Dane finished 12th in his second season of F2 in 2021 with ART Grand Prix, slipping back from seventh in a 2020 rookie season that featured two wins.
Lundgaard made his IndyCar debut with RLL on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course last August and qualified an impressive fourth - having only managed one day of testing at Barber Motorsports Park prior to the event - before going on to finish 12th.
Prior to joining RLL full-time this year, alongside team-mates Graham Rahal and Jack Harvey, Lundgaard completed a solo test at Sebring on Monday, where he had his first running in the car since Indianapolis.
Speaking to Autosport, Lundgaard explained that he enjoyed the car's handling on the most accurate simulation of a street track that IndyCar teams can find but admitted he still has "no idea" about the full extent of the set-up tweaks that can be made.
"I'm not too worried that I won't be comfortable in the car in terms of what we can change, the car handles the way it handles and it will handle the same way around different tracks," he said.
"Luckily I've had the experience with an F1 team [Alpine] where you can change a lot of things – a lot of things – and in an IndyCar it's very accessible to change a lot of things whereas in F2 you can't really do much for legal reasons, regulations. Here I feel it's a lot more open.
"Obviously what you can do, I've got no idea! I know you can change a lot of things but every single piece, I've got no idea."
Christian Lundgaard, Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing Honda
Photo by: Geoffrey M. Miller / Motorsport Images
Lundgaard cited tyre management as his main area to improve following his debut, and commented after the test that he now has "100 percent better understanding of the tyres."
He said: "Already on the Monday morning after the race on Indy GP road course, I already knew from having experience, if we were to re-do the race now, I would know what to do.
"It's experience – and obviously Pirelli tires [as used in F2] are very different to the Firestones.
"Already I would say I'm now a Firestone guy – I would prefer to race on Firestones. I don't know if it's just because it's a new experience to try something different.
"I am pretty confident that we will manage the tyres well enough.
"I'll have Graham by my side and we know he's strong on tyre saving and just pure tyre driving. We have a good line-up for the full package."
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