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Mistrzostwa Świata FIBT 1987 odbyły się w dniu 19 lutego 1987 w szwajcarskiej miejscowości Sankt Moritz, gdzie rozegrano konkurencję męskich dwójek i czwórek bobslejowych.

Dwójki
 Data: 19 lutego 1987

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 Data: 19 lutego 1987

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Bibliografia

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In this article I will discuss what poker table image is and how to play accordingly. If you have not read the previous articles in this series, check out Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 at your convenience.
When it comes to table image, betting patterns and hands played dictate exactly how a person is portrayed at the table. Through everybody's image on the table you can better understand the action that has happened, and what is to follow at the table.
Here are several types to describe your opponents.
If a player has not played many hands over a long period of time, that player will have what is considered a tight table image. This type of player only plays the monster hands. If you have PokerTracker (PT3) or Hold'em Manager (HM) running, this player will have a VP$IP (Voluntarily Puts $ In Pot) of less than 20. A player with a VP$IP of less than 20 means they only play about 20% of the hands they see. Keep in mind that you need at data set of at least 1000 of your hands before you should take these numbers at face value. Anything less does not represent a good enough data set to be confident in the number. That doesn't mean you ignore the numbers, just be aware that the numbers could be a little skewed.
If your opponent is considered a tight player and decides to raise the hand he/she is playing, then he/she would be considered to have a tight aggressive table image. This type of player is very common, as many people feel that this is the way to play in order to be successful. TAG's usually have VP$IP and PFR (Pre Flop Raise) numbers (using PT3 or HM) very close together, as this shows that they always raise the strong hands they decide to play. This is an excellent strategy for playing Sit 'N' Go's (SNG), or Single Table Tournaments (STT), but usually falls short when playing Multi table tournaments (MTT) as you are relying too much on your cards to chip up.
If your opponent is considered a tight player but only limps, or calls PFR, into the very limited pots they play, then he would be considered to have a tight passive table image. In my opinion, this is a new player who is scared to play big pots, so by not raising or re-raise with their strong hands, they limit the size of the pot and the amount they could lose. They would rather see the flop fairly cheap before making a decision for more of their chips. Unless this player is holding AA or KK, they can be pushed out of pots with PFR or strong bets on the flop with a non scary board (no face card). On the other hand, if you feel that your opponents play very loose and aggressive, then playing tight passive is an excellent way to trap them with your monster hand. I wouldn't recommend playing this way too often, as you allow too many players into the pot cheaply, against your strong hand, where they could easily out flop you.
In order to maximize your profits against the above tight players, playing in a loose style will allow you to do this, as long as you remember that a raise from a tight player usually indicates strength, requiring your starting hand to be strong(er).
The more hands an opponent plays, the more he is considered to have a loose table image. This translates to a much higher VP$IP than a tight player. As everybody knows, premium hands do not come around that often, so if a player has a VP$IP of 20/30/40 or higher, then they are getting to the point where they are playing just about any 2 cards, without really considering their position or their opponents. Most loose players are just trying to hit the flop hard (2pr, straight, flush, etc.) and then try to trap their opponents with their made hands, or if they miss, but the flop is uncordinated (no face, no connected or no suited cards), then they again will try to steal the pot against tight players. Most loose players have no problems with folding weak hands after the flop. The problem is putting them on a range a hands that the flop did not hit, so that you may bet/raise on the flop to get them to fold.
Now if your opponent is playing plenty of hands and raises many of these hands, then he is probably using the fact that their opponents are tight and playing aggressive against them so they can win the pot without getting to the showdown, or flop for that matter. When it comes to their VP$IP and PFR numbers, you will find LAG's having high numbers that are close together. The best way to play against this player is to wait for a strong hand and play back at them with raises and re-raises.
This is probably the toughest opponent to play against, as their hand range runs pretty wide. The problem with a LP player, you really don't know if they are a fish or a skilled player trying to outplay their opponents on the flop/turn/river. Because LP's play many hands, you will find it very hard to know if the flop/turn/river has hit your opponents hand. The best way to play against this type of player is to always raise your hands pre-flop, making it expensive for the LP player to see a cheap flop.
In order to maximize your profits against the above loose players, playing in a tight style will allow you to do this, where your starting hands will be stronger than the average hand played by the loose player. Be very careful with trap plays against loose players, as their range could be very wide allowing the flop to hit them strong in many ways.
Now that we have a better understanding of the types of opponents you have, you need to be able to place your opponents on a hand range according to their table image.
Group 1 Hands: AA, KK, QQ, JJ, and AKs. There are 28 ways to make these 5 hands, 2.11% of the possible hands.
Group 2 Hands: TT, AQs, AJs, KQs, and AK. There are 30 ways to make these 5 hands, 2.26% of the possible hands.
Group 3 Hands: 99, JTs, QJs, KJs, ATs, and AQ. There are 34 ways to make these 6 hands, 2.56% of the possible hands.
Group 4 Hands: T9s, KQ, 88, QTs, 98s, J9s, AJ, and KTs. There are 50 ways to make these 8 hands, 3.77% of the possible hands.
Group 5 Hands: 77, 87s, Q9s, T8s, KJ, QJ, JT, 76s, 97s, Axs, and 65s. There are 98 ways to make these 18 hands, 7.39% of the possible hands.
Group 6 Hands: 66, AT, 55, 86s, KT, QT, 54s, K9s, J8s, and 75s. There are 68 ways to make these 10 hands, 5.13% of the possible hands.
Group 7 Hands: 44, J9, 64s, T9, 53s, 33, 98, 43s, 22, Kxs, T7s, and Q8s. There are 106 ways to make these 20 hands, 7.99% of the possible hands.
Group 8 Hands: 87, A9, Q9, 76, 42s, 32s, 96s, 85s, J8, J7s, 65, 54, 74s, K9, and T8. There are 132 ways to make these 15 hands, 9.95% of possible hands.
Now with a better knowledge of table images and hand ranges, your decisions process should improve. Here's what I mean, A-Q is a much stronger hand against a loose player than against a tight player. The reason for this is the loose player has been entering many hands and probably does not have a hand as strong as yours, while the tight player needs a premium hand to enter the pot. As a result, raising the loose player is a smart play, while folding might be the right play against a tight player.
Another thing to remember is what your opponents consider your table image to be. Keep in mind that what you think you are playing as might not be perceived in the same way as what your opponent think you are playing as. For example, you've played tight for the 1st 15 hands of the game and all of a sudden you go on a run of 4-5 hands that you raise because they were very strong. You might think you are playing like a TAG player, as you only played/raised strong hands, but your opponents have just seen you raise 4-5 hands in a row and now consider you to be LAG. This is especially true for opponents that you have not seen too often (very small data set on them), as they have not see you either, so they have limited data on you.
So while you play, keep in mind how you may be perceived at the table (by the number of hands you have played and how you have played them) and try to play the opposite of your table image, so that you can keep your opponents of guard. If your opponent views you as never being able to bluff, it will be easier to make a play that will bluff him out of a hand, and if your opponent views you as a maniac, you will be much more likely to be called or even raised that could help your big hands get paid.
If you can place your opponents into a specific table image style, you can play the opposite style against them, no matter what cards you have.
Stellar work McTap….it fully deserves a rating of 5 stars!
It relates very well to the discussion we had on the PokerBRB forum (http://www.pokerbrb.com/forum/showthread.php?p=1935) were you recommended me buying "Tournament Poker: 101 winning moves".


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Trolltech releases Qt 3.0
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Trolltech have announced the release of Qt 3.0 for Windows, Linux, MacOS X, various Unices, and embedded systems. This version of Qt includes a rich text editor, database connectivity, improved font handling and internationalisation. As previously reported, the COM functionality, long-scheduled and subject to some discussion, was dropped two weeks ago due to serious concerns about its effect on the API. Qt 3.0 comes with an upgraded Qt Designer (which provides for full application design, including menus), Qt Linguist to aid in internationalisation, and Qt Assistant, an online help browser. There is also support for perl-style unicode regular expressions, multiple monitors and 64-bit safety. The press release is here, and the downloads are available here. [Ed: As an aside, this proposal for a "Killer Component Architecture" by Brad Neuberg may be of interest to some.]
noncom
Is this version of Qt also under the "non-commercial licence" released? I did't found a command about that at the trolltech homepage.
By Someone at Tue, 2001/10/16 - 5:00am
Re: noncom
If you mean is there a Free version of Qt 3.0, yes there is.
By Jono Bacon at Tue, 2001/10/16 - 5:00am
He means the Non-Commercial version that is available for win32.
It hasn't been released yet but I hear that it will be in the next couple of weeks.
By ca at Tue, 2001/10/16 - 5:00am
An anonymous coward on Slashdot has claimed to be a Trolltech employee and said that there will be QT/Win non-commercial in a few weeks, and also QT/Mac non-commercial!
By not me at Tue, 2001/10/16 - 5:00am
By The guy from above at Tue, 2001/10/16 - 5:00am
That guy was _not_ a Trolltech employee. If you want information about Trolltech, please ask us directly rather than relying on anonymous slashdot postings.
By Matthias Ettrich at Thu, 2001/10/18 - 5:00am
was what he said true? it'd be sweet if it were
By Wiggle at Thu, 2001/10/18 - 5:00am
The old claim.
Why so expensive ? And cross-platform version is even more expensive. It seem that the current price ( 3000$ + 1000$ per year ) does not include Mac version ( as I understood it must be bought separately, spending another 1500$ ). IIRC almost half of their employess are management staff. They probably eat more than a half of total salary sum. Is this a reason ? I can buy a computer with Windows and a more complete development env. from Borland for that price. TrollTech sells its toolkit to rich Western companies, so price is no problem, but what with shareware developers, in-house development in poor countries ( yes they needn't use KDE or Linux - but this is not an anser ).
By Bur at Tue, 2001/10/16 - 5:00am
Re: The old claim.
When considering a toolkit for commercial development, you don't look just at the absolute price of it. Instead, you look at costs and gains. Say, tookit A costs 1000 of whatever currency and let you finish a certain project within 500 hours while toolkit B costs 2000 and let you finish the project in 300 hours. Now you've got a difference of 200 hours. How much are they worth? Are they worth the 1000 price difference? Probably. And there are more projects to come in which you experience the same increase in productivity. So you happily pay more for tookit B.
That is the very strength of Qt, highly increased productivity. It is much faster to develop with Qt than with any other toolkit I know of (at least as long as you aren't in Smalltalk ;-).
The math is different whether you are a hobby programmer or a commercial developer. As a hobbyist, you say "Damn, USD3000 is too much, I can't afford it" and go with something cheaper (same as for the hand drill you buy for your home use). As a commercial developer, you look at the difference in price *and* the difference in what you can produce with the tool and base your decision on the comparision of these differeces (same as for a drilling machine you buy for your workshop). Of course, if you run your business like a hobby you may be in deep shit anyway. ;-)
By Uwe Thiem at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
any FREE toolkit ?
why doesn't KDE use a really toolkit ?
By free, I mean that I mean under LGPL. GPL just sucks for libs IMO.
Maybe you could build your own toolkit under LGPL or use an existing one... using the same syntax as QT or, even better, using GTK with KDE because GNOME also uses GTK... you see the point ?
I know it's maybe too late to think about it, but I really hate paying to develop software... And I want to use KDE power.
By Julien Olivier at Tue, 2001/10/16 - 5:00am
Re: any FREE toolkit ?
1) A lot of people think the GTK API sucks.
2) QT is writte in c++ just like KDE.
3) QT has a lot of nifty features. Think of the different rendering Engines.
Think of the AA-Font support which GTK has problems with.
4) If you think it's easy to write a complete Toolkit "using the same syntax
as QT" then go ahead and start coding.
By TheFogger at Tue, 2001/10/16 - 5:00am
It might be wise from Trolltech to sell a special versions of QT. Lets call it "QT students Edition" (or "Personal edition")
This version of QT edition can be sold for the purpose of making *small closed applications* which lets a student at home buy the a special commercial edition of QT and to make some money by selling some closed source applications.
Now - this version can be a special version which limits by either (a) number of lines or (b) size of an application. I'm just throwing some ideas...
Another variant could be "QT student edition Linux" and "QT student edition MP [Multi Platform]" so one could be sold for $199 and the other $499.
Lots of companies are doing this business today by selling a limited version for students (like MS Visual Studio Student Edition) and its a nice revenue stream...
By Hetz Ben Hamo at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
I remember a statement on their website saying that they wouldn't ship anymore shareware version because it was a nightmare to manage. They seem to have tried to do that kind of shareware version and stopped it.
So the poor student is stuck with selling a GPL application, or with developing non commercial application. This is already very good in my opinion. In France we say "you give them a hand, and they want the arm". Be satisfied with what we have, it is already very good.
Else, you can go with PyQt. It is far less expensive, equally well supported and it is great because it uses python!
By Philippe Fremy at Thu, 2001/10/18 - 5:00am
So you want to be able to use free software to write nonfree software? Why should you be able to make money off of Troll Tech's software but they shouldn't? Releasing a library as GPL seems to be, to me, MORE free than LGPL (which is quite probably why the "L" stands for "Lesser"). If you want to develop using a free toolkit, make your software free. If you want to be able to charge for it, don't bitch about someone else doing the same thing.
By Me at Tue, 2001/10/16 - 5:00am
Ok, it sucks for you, fine!
So please start writing a QT-API compatible port of GTK+.
I'm sure you find some guys willing to help.
But meanwhile we stay with Qt. You know, its GPL, KDE is GPL and LGPL. Its fine for our purpose. We don't have any commercial interest. We want to write only FREE software.
But please announce your toolkit when you are ready. I promise we will switch.
By Thorsten Schnebeck at Tue, 2001/10/16 - 5:00am
As far as I can see, Qt is free as in speech, but not as in beer. If you want to write free code (by which I mean *truly* free - with all the rights required for GPL compatibility) then Qt is free. If you want to write non-free code, then Qt is (quite reasonably) non-free.
It's a bit more limited for the Win32 platform and (I think) MacOS, where you only have a free closed source version of the library for personal use, and must licence your code under the BSD or LGPL license (GPL is possible with a disclaimer AFAIK), but TrollTech need to make money, and they've done wonders for the Unix community. If they go commercial again, people can continue with the last GPLed version; if they fold they've promised to release Qt under a BSD license. Frankly there's few other companies that have made such a sizeable and *real* contribution to Linux and the open-source community, and I for one applaud them for it.
Incidentally there was once an attempt to write a Qt clone, in the early days of the licence wars, called Harmony, but it collapsed. I'm not entirely unhappy that it did either. KDE has benefitted immensely from having a group of experts working 40 hours a week (in theory, judging by the QtMoz story it's a lot more in practice) on their core infrastructure. In comparison Gnome has found it hard to keep up with KDE due to work on all the libraries down, and have lost a lot of prestige, even though from what I've heard, there's a lot of seriously good work after going into the Gnome 2 infrastructure.
Basically, I think it's reasonable to charge for commercial projects and not charge for free ones. You may argue about the limitations on the non-X11 ports, but it's still a massive contribution for software developers.
By Bryan Feeney at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
Wow, another RMS-brainwashed fool. Licensing is just that: licensing. KDE is fine using QT. QT is, in the opinion of most of us, superior to any "free" LGPLed libraries. If you'd rather use an inferior environment because you like the license more (and I'd bet most people making this argument have yet to actually read nad understand the licenses), go right ahead.
By dingodonkey at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
RMS defends the use of the GPL for libraries, not the LGPL. So he would be in your side in this discussion.
See http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/why-not-lpgl.html.
By Evandro at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
Ditto I too am sick of the Free Software Fanatics.
By craig at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
What the hell is that obsseision with gpl. I don't give a shit if it's gpl or not. I just want to click on the rpm package and download it, that's all, without paying anything
By juanjo at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
hi, i hope it's true
By pepe at Thu, 2001/10/18 - 5:00am
LGPL isn't any freer than the GPL when it comes to C++. From today's license-discuss list:
"I just got a response from FSF lawyers stating that "inheritance is considered modifying the library" ... and according to FSF, inheritance falls under "work based on a library" and as such should be released under LGPL."
By David Johnson at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
Uh, wouldn't that make every GPL-incompatible piece of software using KDE libraries illegal in the eyes of the almighty FSF?
Scary.
By nap at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
Is it possible to sell a GPL app made using QT on Linux ? on Win32 ? on Mac ?
By Julien Olivier at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
Of course! GPL does not forbid anyone to sell the software. Look at Red Hat.
By KDE User at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
So, I'm sorry...
just forget my thread: I thought that, with QT licence, you couldn't sell a, app, even in GPL.
But, is QT in GPL for Windows and Mac too ?
No. Qt is available for "non-commercial" use on Windows and Mac. The license basically says you are not allowed to sell an application you make nor get paid to create it.
Since the Qt non-commercial package is binary only, if your app is GPL then you have to include an exception in your license like "this app may be linked to Qt". Go see the Linux kernel license sometime. It is GPL-with-exception also, to allow closed source development on Linux.
Btw here is a question I want to throw out there: Is it even possible to have a true GPL app on Windows? Since MFC, Win32, etc are all closed source, doesn't that mean any Windows app claiming to be GPL is actually GPL-with-exceptions?
And another question. Say you write a GPL app that links to LessTif. Is it alright for some user to link against Motif instead? Do they violate your license?
By Justin at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
>And another question. Say you write a GPL app that links to LessTif. Is it alright for some user to link against Motif instead? Do they
>violate your license?
It is perfectly alright as long as they don't distribute the binary.
By Morty at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
It's perfectly OK to run GNU programs on proprietry versions of Unix, so I guess it's OK to run GPL'd stuff on Windows.
By KevinA at Thu, 2001/10/18 - 5:00am
"why doesn't KDE use a really toolkit ?
By free, I mean that I mean under LGPL. GPL just sucks for libs IMO."
*sigh* First people complained "Why doesn't KDE use a really free toolkit? By free, I mean under GPL". Now that the toolkit is under GPL, people complian "Why doesn't KDE use really free toolkit? I mean under LGPL".
I guess some people just are never happy...
By Janne at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
"I guess some people just are never happy..."
It's that some people just never have a clue...
*re-sigh* To many people complain about things they don't even understand...
By Holstein at Fri, 2001/10/19 - 5:00am
Are there those funny dockers, as I saw in KOffice, included in Qt ( like KIllustrator "Layers" docker) ?
By Krame at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
Re: Dockers
Please point us to a screen shot. ;)
Here's a shot. The dockers are the little dialog boxes on top of the canvas, some angled horizontally, some upside down, etc. I believe theKompany introduced them to the KOffice codebase, and Kivio as well as Kontour are using them. It certainly is a neat little set of tools... if you want to see a radically different version of Kivio in action, check out HancomEnvision - you can download an evaluation version from the Hancom website.
Eron
By Eron Lloyd at Thu, 2001/10/18 - 5:00am
Re-attempt to post
Err... for some reason the image won't upload. Let's try again.
Last time I used this on a remote KIllu..., ups Kontour this was sooo slow. OK it works on a locale machine, but on a not so performant remote line...?
And its (classic-)MDI only. Try to use this in a KPart. Don't do this with toolboxes, better use a floating docked window.
By Thorsten Schnebeck at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
PyQt on various platforms
Does anyone know if one is allowed to write and distribute GPL'd python programs that link to Qt 3.0 on unix and windows (and Mac OSX if that becomes available)?
-- Stephen
By Stephen at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
Re: PyQt on various platforms
This is simple:
1) Qt3.0 on Unix exist in GPL licence. so you can write and distribute GPL software (language doesn't matter) using Qt3.0.
2) QtFreeEdition on windows can be used (link) with free software (free as in beer). The licence doesn't matter here, you CAN'T SELL your software. If you want to sell your software on windows platform, you need to buy a QT licence.
By thilor at Wed, 2001/10/17 - 5:00am
Killer Component Architecture and QT Price
Sounds great! this would be a really nice way to (semi)unify the *NIX desktop.
But I don't think the Trolls would be keen on adopting technology they don't own, so it will probably never happen :-(
Also the price of QT stops our Company from using it for small in house projects. I think this is the case for the majority of potential commercial QT users, thus limiting the spread of QT.
By Fredrik C at Thu, 2001/10/18 - 5:00am
In house?
>Also the price of QT stops our Company from using it for small in house projects.
What do you mean by 'in house'? If it means an internal project, you can still use QT, but you cannot sell or distribute without source code unless you buy a license.
Misconception ??
If your projects are in house you can use a GPL licence and use:
-QT GPL on unix
-QT NonCommercial on windows
Then, If you sell the software, you have to buy a QT licence.
This is right licencing, thank QT !!
By thilor at Fri, 2001/10/19 - 5:00am
Re: Misconception ??
You can't use NonCommercial QT for in-house projects.
By Krame at Sat, 2001/10/20 - 5:00am
Wrong, check the faq at www.trolltech.com/developer/faqs/noncomm.html:
The Non-Commercial Edition is the Qt for Windows toolkit, licensed for private development of non-commercial software in a non-commercial setting.
A non-commercial setting means that you must not use the package in the course of your employment or whilst engaged in activities that will be compensated.
By Outsider at Mon, 2001/10/22 - 5:00am

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St. Editha's is an Anglican parish church and Grade I listed building in the centre of the Staffordshire town of Tamworth, and is one of the largest and oldest medieval parish churches in the Midlands. Although most of the church dates back from the 14th to 15th centuries, with additions made in the 19th century, its routes date back over 1,200 years, to Saxon times. The first church being built here in the 8th century, although there have been successive churches on this site during this time.
In 874 Tamworth was invaded by the Danes and the first church on this site was destroyed, but in 913 Aethelfleda, Lady of the Mercians and daughter of King Alfred the Great, drove back the Danish invasion and rebuilt the town and church.
In 925 attempts were made to bring about a peaceful settlement between Mercia and Northumbria, where Sigtrygg the Dane was King. Aethlefleda's niece, Editha, sister to Athelstan, was given as the betrothed of Sigtrygg. The ceremony took place in the church in the presence of King Athelstan and solemnised by Ella, Bishop of Lichfield. Sigtrygg soon lapsed into paganism and was killed, so Editha took religious vows and entered a convent at Polesworth. Here Editha served in the precincts of the Castle, where she devoted her life to the poor and sick and established a convent in Tamworth where she was Abbess until her death in 960.
The Danes raided Tamworth once again, in 943, and the church was again destroyed. A third church was rebuilt on the site by King Edgar, in 963, and he dedicated it to the memory of his aunt, Editha. It is believed that Editha was canonised, for her life of devotion and piety, and then made the Patron Saint of the now collegiate church.
In 1080 the great Norman Church was built, probably an extension of Edgar's church and was at least as long as the present building, in the shape of a crucifix and with a central tower. It is uncertain as to whether King Edgar had founded the 'College' or if this was done by Robert de Marmion, Dispencer and Champion of William the Conqueror. The first recorded Dean of the Collegiate church was William Marmion, son of Robert.
The great Norman arches in the chancel date from 1080, but some were destroyed in the 'Great Fire of Tamworth' in 1345, when the town and church were again destroyed. In 1350, work started on rebuilding the fourth church (the present church), by Dean Baldwin de Witney, and despite the great difficulties he was faced with, due to poverty, plague and wars abroad, these were overcome and the task was completed in 1369.
The late 14th century saw the re-building of St George's Chapel and the start of the great West Tower, which was built during the War of the Roses between 1380 and 1420. In its North-West corner stands a rare example of a double-helix spiral staircase, in which two flights of stairs wind one above the other around the central post. The staircase is a unique feature is one of only two in the country.
In 1548 the College of Canons was dissolved under the terms of the Dissolution of Colleges Act 1547 and the church became the parish church for the town of Tamworth
In the 1850's the church was extensively restored by Benjamin Ferrey and George Gilbert Scott and by William Butterfield around 1871. The church is spacious and with its architectural, historical and art treasures it is regarded as one of the finest churches of its period in the country.
Tamworth's and St. Editha's link with the death of King Richard III
It is not widely know that Tamworth, and the church of St. Editah's, has links with the battle of Bosworth, where Richard III became the last king of England to be killed in battle, on 22nd August 1485.
Henry Tudor, Earl of Richmond and claimant to the throne, who went on to become Henry VII after defeating Richard at the Battle of Bosworth, stopped in Tamworth en-route to Bosworth.
Henry Tudor's army is said to have camped at Tamworth, on the Staffordshire Moor (now the Lichfield Road Industrial Estate), on the eve of the battle. Henry is believed to have attended Mass and worshipped at St Editha's church. The following day, Henry and his army fought a battle which changed the course of English history and the destiny of the English crown forever.
While in Tamworth, Henry was also keen to enlist extra support, as Richard's army was far greater in number. At least 2 Tamworth noblemen fought at Bosworth, one on each side. Among Henry's supporters was local man Sir John Stanley, who is buried in Elford. It is said that at the end of the bloody battle, Stanley found the defeated king's ringlet, the small crown from the top of his helmet, in a thorn bush and used it to crown the victor, Henry Tudor, as Henry VII. Meanwhile, another Tamworth nobleman, Earl Ferrers, fought for Richard, and died. His family lost lots of land but managed to keep their home, Tamworth Castle. One legend suggests that Henry visited Ferrers at the Castle on the eve of the battle to ask for his support, but was turned away.
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Last year the lake monster "appeared". I am not sure how Steve, Lisa, Darin, and I devised this plan. But…it consisted of little J throwing a piece of bologna in the lake and soon after a prize would come floating to the surface.
The kids asked if the "lake monster" was returning…and guess what—he came back!
One piece of bologna and prizes came! (I am not sure if the kids know that he isn't "real"). But it is still fun. Something the kids look forward to every year…and all it costs us is one piece of bologna and a few prizes. SIMPLE AFORDABLE FUN!
Last night—it was like there was A "MONSTER" in the lake. The waves came, the wind came, and it was like swimming in the ocean. Steve convinced me (even though I was completely fried from the sun—major sunburn ( and yes, I wore SPF 55, but missed a few spots)) and I even jumped a few waves.
The boys and their cousins playing in the waves!
Little J jumping the waves--seriously it was like the ocean!
Steve took the tube for a ride!
SERIOUSLY--HE WEARS BUTTON UP DRESS SHIRTS EVERYWHERE!
TOTAL FUN! Tonight is our last night at the lake. More LIVE FROM THE LAKE posts, but our trip is winding down! We are having a fish fry, a family photo, and high school Bestie Kelly is visiting the cabin!


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from the November 2015 issue
Poetry by Karel Schulz
Translated from Czech by Meghan Forbes
Translation © 2015 by Meghan Forbes. All rights reserved.
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Fish Television
Lessons for a Boy Who Arrived Late, Part III
Karel Schulz
Karl Schulz (1899-1943) was a poet and critic based primarily in Prague. Though he was an early member of the Czech avant-garde group Devětsil, he was expelled from the Prague chapter in 1924 when he was accused of plagiarizing "The Suicide Club" by Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson in one of his own published stories. The Brno chapter, however, promptly adopted him into their ranks and in this same year "Travel by Train" appeared in their preeminent publication,Pásmo. He experimented with textual-visual innovation towards cinematographic effect throughout the 1920s and then reoriented his prose towards expressing his Catholic faith. He also authored a trilogy dedicated to the Renaissance artist Michelangelo. Schulz died months before his forty-fourth birthday of heart disease. His grandson, Jáchym Topol, is one of the most famous contemporary Czech writers, and has had several of his novels translated into English.
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Meghan Forbes is C-MAP Fellow for Central and Eastern Europe at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Her reviews, essays, and translations have appeared in Words Without Borders, Hyperallergic, Literary Hub, and the Los Angeles Review of Books, among other publications. She holds a PhD from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
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Q: How to rotate a dataset Using QGIS, I want to take a EPSG 4326 (WGS84 LatLong) shapefile of Countries the world and "rotate" it such that Australia or some other area is at the north pole. The new map would now still be in Lat Long, only the positions of the countries will have changed/distorted appropriately. How the heck would I do that? I'll want to run this through modelbuilder in order to move other data such as rivers, lakes, etc through the same rotation (LatLong translation?).

The attached photo roughly describes what I'm trying to do.  In the left globe, north is up (not modified).  In the right globe, I've rotated the UVW mapping around the sphere arbitrarily.  Now, I'd like to "unwrap" this back to a EPSG 4326 (WGS84 LatLong) projection with the landforms in their new positions.
How can this be done?

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Droga Party | 2006 | trailer
SYNOPSIS Three guys are enclosed in a bunker, a foreigner walk in a empty Turin, a girl wake up alone. Droga Party is a dream without only one dreamer, collective, where the histories run on parallels tracks, linked by tenuous signs.
DROGA PARTY
production KINOGLAZ01
year 2006 lenght 19min format DV aspect ratio 16:9
languages: italian, french subtitles: italian, french, english
available for screenings: Betacam, mini-DV, dvd
written and directed by GIACOMO ABBRUZZESE
with JULIEN ANSELMINO GAETANO VELLA LUCA FARINELLI GIANLUCA FARINETTI AGATHE PHILIPPE
cinematographer GIACOMO ABBRUZZESE PIETRO BELLORINI
sound and music ALESSANDRO ALTAVILLA
editing GIACOMO ABBRUZZESE FRANCESCO CHIATANTE
script ELISA MARIA FERRARI
Selected at Bologna Visionaria (Bologna, Italy, 2007), Pre.cursori (Taranto, Italy, 2007), Facoltà creativa (Siena, Italy, 2007). Screening at the Milano Film Festival (Milan, Italy, 2006), D(igital)-Day (Bologna, Italy, 2006), Dams Film Festival (Rome, Italy, 2007), Cantiere Maggese (Taranto, Italy, 2010).
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Passing | 2007 | trailer
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Born in 1983 in Taranto, Southern Italy. A graduate of Le Fresnoy, his shortfilms were screened at many international festivals including Oberhausen, Viennale, Clermont-Ferrand, Tampere, Indielisboa, Nouveau Cinéma Montreal, Leeds, Winterthur, Dubai. They were presented at the Cinémathèque française in Paris, in museums like the Macro in Rome or the Mucem in Marseille and broadcasted in several TV-channels (Canal Plus, France 3, Sky Art, SVT). He received many awards including Best Shortfilm at the Torino Film Festival and a mention for Best Shortfilm Director at Nastri d'Argento, the Italian critics' prize. In 2008 and 2009 he was artistic director of the Palestinian public television and taught screenwriting in the film school of Bethlehem. In 2012 he was artist in residence at the Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris and invited for the Berlinale Talents. In 2013 he was selected by the Cannes Film Festival for the Cinefondation Residence to develop his first feature film.
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Has anyone else heard these frying sounds from ANY repeaters???
I have a theory, but I need to know if any other area has had this problem..
1 of the places I heard fry was med flight. And that's the last thing they need. Dropped comms..
Thanks... I just find it strange so many are doing this at the same time..
Are you sure it's not noise local to you?
Are you referring to the towers themselves or the signal they are producing on your scanner/receiver/radio?
Question was -- has anyone heard this?
I have not. Physical towers buzzing, I've heard and although a problem from the tech side, if the radios are working, the agencies usually don't pay much attention until something catches fire.
did the system recently go IP from dedicated POTS lines or vice-versa?
was there a recent change in the system maintainer?
fried rat in a cabinet?
If the frequencies are controlled from a central point, the problem could be there and not at the tower sites.
I realize many things can cause the noise. I say again, many towers. Close and far. Concord nh hospital transport shares the med flight freq. 2 separate tones. Both of those are frying. It's a huge coincidence that they are frying up 1 at a time..
Personally, I think it's radiation of some type.
I would obviously have to hear it, but after the multiple rainstorms of the past couple of months, I'd be looking at the phone lines, it's the most likely culprit. If you have any contacts at the agencies affected, suggest that they open a ticket with the phone company. If it's in one line, it's probably in many.


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MoJ remodels housing emergency scheme to address concerns
The government has unveiled a revamped emergency legal aid scheme for tenants facing eviction which it hopes will address a sustainability crisis in the sector.
The housing possession court duty scheme provides emergency advice and advocacy to anyone facing eviction, regardless of their financial circumstances. Yesterday, the Ministry of Justice unveiled proposals for a new housing loss prevention advice service (HLPAS), which would incorporate the existing service and early legal advice before court. Contracts would be awarded for individual courts rather than geographical areas.
The Legal Aid Agency has repeatedly had to address gaps in provision arising from practitioners quitting the scheme.
A consultation paper states that the government has been concerned that the schemes are unsustainable, 'evidenced by the ongoing incidence of providers pulling out of contract'.
The paper says: 'Whilst continuity of service has been maintained to date, there is a risk that gaps in service provision may appear which have the potential to negatively impact on the clients who rely upon this vital service. In addition, the necessity of regularly retendering the service following the withdrawal of providers adds to the administrative burden on the LAA and does not provide value for money for the taxpayer.'
The proposals would cost a total of £7.4m a year. An impact assessment published alongside the consultation states that the proposals should make the scheme more financially sustainable, increase the availability of early legal advice and follow-up advice, which in turn should lead to a more effective service and less burden on the courts.
The Law Society cautiously welcomed the proposals. I. Stephanie Boyce, said the availability of non-means tested legal advice prior to court hearings, including guidance on welfare benefits and debt, would be a welcome step.
'However, this well-intentioned move may well be hampered by the desperate shortage of legal aid-funded solicitors with the relevant expertise in large swathes of the country which has created housing legal aid deserts, affecting millions of people,' she added. 'Those facing repossession will not be able to access vital legal advice if there is no legal aid provider in their area.
'While the funding commitments announced in the Autumn Budget were a welcome step in the right direction, much more investment is needed to ensure legal representation is available to those without the means to pay for it. Legal advice must be available to all tenants facing the loss of their homes, particularly when homelessness is a likely outcome.
'We welcome these proposals but are concerned that the scheme cannot function if the lack of legal aid providers is not addressed.'
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Home Campus Dating: refining the art of miscommunication
Dating: refining the art of miscommunication
By Denton Isaacs
"Where R you?"
"2 min. away."
"Gr8. C U soon."
In 1992, a new form of communication was born. It allowed users to send information instantly through the use of the telephone lines. It was called the text message.
Over the next few years, this technology was graded and improved. It grew until it became a worldwide phenomenon.
It helped to make the world a little more functional, a little more accessible and a little more awkward.
Never mind the fact that students everywhere are suffering from the inability to properly punctuate, spell and form complex sentences.
Never mind the fact that college professors are baffled as to how to teach the rules of grammar to a generation of texters.
We cannot live without the instantaneous gratification of question and response.
Aside from our failing grammar, text messages are creating rifts in relationships.
It makes men and women cowardly when it comes to things of depth and meaning. It is the easy way out. It's the means of miscommunication.
I once was interested in a man named Eric. He was interesting, fun and my saving grace while at work. We hit it off right away and I hoped that something would come from our shameless flirting on the clock. We became Facebook friends. Once again, technology rears its head into our relationships.
Eric finally got the nerve to ask me out—via Facebook—and we had a date set for Saturday.
I was thrilled at the prospect of spending an evening at the park with him. I was already envisioning us laughing like children as we played on the swings, and walked underneath the light of the pale moon.
The sound of a new text message brought me back to reality. It was Saturday night, and Eric would be there within minutes. I hastily checked my phone.
The text informed me that Eric had changed our plans.
"hey- i don't want to go to the park. i'll just come over and we can play cards."
The anticipation began to leak out of me like a deflating air mattress. All I could think of was how lame he was being. But I relented and responded.
"Alright. See you then."
Disappointed, and wanting someone to validate me, I texted my roommate.
"Just so you know, my date is being lame and is coming over here to play cards. See you when you get home. Love you."
I sat on my couch waiting for a response that would make me feel better about my emotions.
A high-pitched beeping filled the room. Here was the response that would bring me sweet relief.
But it was not from my roommate. It was from Eric.
"Did you mean to send that? Sorry I'm so lame."
You know the moments where your life flashes before your eyes? The moments where you feel all the breath leave your body? That was my moment right then.
With shaking hands, I checked my worst fear. Confirmed. The most recent message in my outbox showed Eric's name in bold letters.
I did my best to salvage our date, while secretly wishing that I could board the next flight to Tibet. My face was hot with embarrassment. I had no idea what to say for myself.
I played it off as a joke, but there is only so much you can do via text.
Six minutes passed, and my roommate — along with what I can only assume to be half of campus — showed at my door. I recounted my sad tale.
They gasped and groaned at all the right places.
Four minutes after that, Eric arrived. To say it was awkward was an understatement. But we valiantly persevered, and no later than 10:01 p.m., he dropped me off.
I will not venture into the details of the rest of our relationship. Needless to say, it did not progress.
Technology masquerades as a friend, allowing easy access to information and witty remarks. But in the end, technology can betray you.
Miscommunication has never been so readily available. Simply pick your smart phone and press send.
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I'm a software developer, photography enthusiast, home automation experimenter, and whippet owner. I spend my days working at Berklee Online, where I build software for teaching music online. When not at work, I also make software, such as Patternism, a knitting pattern app for iPads that I wrote for my wife.
I'm an amateur photographer that mainly does dog sports, such as lure coursing (that's Rhaegar up above). I occasionally branch out into portraits, though. I don't have anything online at the moment, aside from at Facebook, but it's coming eventually.
I'm a gadget lover, which is a curse for a photographer. My shelf is packed with lenses, flashes, and other bits and bobs. My latest gadget is my house. I've added Z-wave control to a bunch of lights and hard-wired several sensors to a Raspberry Pi. That's running a Node.js program of mine, Home Brain (I'm not a good namer of things!) to control everything. The next step is thermostat and sprinkler control.
I'm a planner. I have a list of projects I want to do, any one of which is doable, but most will never see the light of day. The exigencies of being an adult, I guess. A photo gallery is one such item, as is a scoring system for dog races. I also intend to set up a blog and write up my tinkerings, if only to improve my writing.
I'm a telecommuter. I've worked out of my house since 2002 and think I've mastered that art. The biggest key to sanity, I've found, is to have a quick distraction. For me, it was pool for a while, then my dogs. Whippets are the perfect work-from-home creature: they sleep all day, often right next to me, but then wake right up when I need a break. If you have questions about video conference lighting, I'm your man.


BIO— Originally from the small town of Williamsport, Pennsylvania, Cimini first studied fine art at the San Francisco Art Institute and eventually moved back east to study at the School of Visual Arts in New York City. He wrestled with various art forms from wood constructed sculpture to conceptual environments before landing on abstract painting something he loved from an early age. In 1994, he began developing the vocabulary for his current work, which originates from the linear landscape of Manhattan. It has since mutated to geometric spaces and their relationships to each other while still adhering to its architectural origins. His fascination with the mystery of color is also a vital aspect of his work. ARTIST STATEMENT— Building on the architectural origins which have been the basis of my work for over a decade, I have started referring to my compositions as random symmetry. That is, creating a balance on the canvas with no discernible pattern allowing a symmetrical, meditative composition to emerge. I employ the golden mean as a reference which can often be seen in the composition. I use oil paint with a cold wax medium, layering the paint, as organic surfaces evolve within the restrained lines of the composition. During the process an environment develops giving an emotional story to the thoughtfully planned out compositions. My color choices vary, sometimes deliberating creating a series with particular color decisions and sometimes allowing the color choices to impulsively appear fueled by intuition and experience. Color remains a constantly unfolding mystery.
My fine art education is from east coast and west coast schools, studying at the San Francisco Art Institute in California and School of Visual Arts in New York City. I must say that most of my learning has come from the 20 plus years of my commitment to painting.
Finalist in Painting for The Global Art Awards 2017 held at the Armani Hotel Dubai, Burj Khalifa.
Cimini's work is held in private collections worldwide as well as numerous corporate collections throughout the United States, including Coca Cola Bottling Co., Novartis Pharmaceuticals, Wells Fargo Bank, Bayer Healthcare and prominent law firms and corporations in Texas and Denver CO and New York, NY.
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August Games
Games we played in August!
Things have kind of been trailing off over the summer... hopefully things will pick up in the fall...
Traditionally we've tried to do a game-a-day challenge in September, but there has been no discussion about that so far. Maybe I should go talk to the kids.
These guys... I didn't have a Wrath & Glory game together... for... y'know... reasons... but these guys just showed up anyway and we had a chat for a few hours. Seriously, don't know what I'd do without them.
Starting something new this month...
For some time now Finnegan has been suggesting that he would like to have some sort of family role-playing. Amanda hs forbidden ME from running a game, so I suggested Finnegan run one for the family. As no one had any strong feelings one way or the other about WHICH game to play, I also suggested, if he was willing to run a series of one-shots of games that he or other family members were interested in trying out. So, throughout the month of August, Finnegan will run a different role-playing game for the family to try out.
This first Sunday of the month we tried out Mouse Guard! The system is apparently based on another game called The Burning Wheel. None of us have run or played either game, so this was a bit of work. I think there are definitely some interesting concepts going on here - though there were a few things we remained confused about. I'd give it a definite "MAYBE!" - if this is what Finnegan was ultimately most interested in running and/or the rest of the family were most interested in playing, I'd totally join in. But at this point I was still looking forward to trying out the other games.
Monday 3 August 2020
For those that have been following for sometime and actually read posts rather than just look at the pictures (It's okay... I usually just look at the pictures, too!) you'll have no doubt read over and over and over that a basement renovation was happening by X date... and then Y date... and then... you get the picture. Amanda has decided enough is enough and has booked plumbing and heating guys to come in at the end of the month, an Electrician for September, and a contractor for the new ceiling for October... so we have DEADLINES - like EXTERNAL deadlines by which stuff MUST be done...
On Monday, the ceiling came down in the Game Room... or... what once was, and shall some day again be The Game Room!
Sidereal Confluence
I got this game as a prize at Freezerburn a couple years ago - the last time I went. As with the previous year, I ended up with the game Brent had put into the prize pool, which, I swear, he puts in there just so other people will own a game he wants to play and then has an excuse to get them to play it!
This sat on our shelf for a year and a half and then Finnegan decided to pull it down and have a read through - and got pretty excited about it and offered to run it for the family. Originally the whole family was to play, but then Keira was having a bit of a sulk and we told her to go away.
Turned out to be a really fun game! Lots of trading and deal making involved.
I played the Caylion Plutocracy - a plant species that doesn't move (being rooted to the ground and all) but somehow advanced to the point of being an interstellar culture...? Amanda was the KT'ZR'KT'RTL... I can't remember what they were- but they sure had a lot of colonies! Finnegan was the KJASJAVIKALIMIN... which may have been lizard people with lots of space ships.
It apparently plays up to NINE - which would just be MAD! I definitely wanted to try with a few more, though!
No game played today, but I did spend the day building a board for the upcoming Daemon World Campaign. (and some other terrain bits!)
I really wanted to make something otherworldly.
This was a lot of fun making this.
Friday afternoon we kicked off the Daemon World Narrative 40K campaign - using the new 9th edition rules and a modified version of the new Crusade Campaign Suystem. A full report (and loads more pictures can be found elsewhere on this blog:
Daemon World Campaign - Scenario #1 - the Daemon Beast of Narrkabogg
Keira had originally suggested Unstable Unicorns for Family Game Night... but somehow the idea of playing the Big Bang Theory Party game came up, and even Finnegan joined in.
It is SUPER fast and is basically Apples to Apples with a bolt on Big Band Theory theme...
It was good for a few laughs - definitely worth the $5 we paid for it at Value Village!
Wrath & Glory! Had a fifth player join us - Randy - playing a Lexmechanic that isn't part of the Inquidition, he's a local that's been assigned to assist them. They continued following up leads from evidence collected from the Tatalus Alms House.... so many leads... so many threads in this intricate web of conspiracy... I swear we spend half of each session just going over what we've figured out so far!?
We moved the game to Discord this week, and that seems to be working out really well. I think we'll stick with that.
For the second week of our Family RPG day on Sunday, we tried out Sentinel Comics RPG. Like Mouse Guard the week before, this seemed like a really interesting system - some really innovative, dynamic ideas going on - which I feel like I was just starting to get my head around by the end of the session. Finnegan says the six adventures in the starter kit seem like they were designed to slowly introduce all the concepts and different things you can do gradually - the Starter Kit itself seemed pretty slick - the expanded character sheets were really very handy... As with Sentinels of the Multiverse - the cooperative card game, I feel like I just don't care enough about superheroes to invest the time necessary to really figure it all out... If YOU like super heroes and role-playing, I'd definitely say Check it out! Amanda and Keira really seemed to like it, though, so I may end up having to figure it out if this is the game they decide they want to play in September.
Daemon world Challenge #2 - today everyone was trying to desecrate each others monoliths. There was one for each of the Chaos Gods and everyone had to try to simultaneously defend their own, while vandalizing the others.
A full report of the action can be found here:
Daemon World Campaign - Scenario #2 - Desecrate the Monoliths
Daemon World Challenge #3 - This time there was a trophy in the middle of the battlefield, protected by Flesh Hounds.
Again, full report and more pictures can be found elsewhere:
Daemon World Campaign - Scenario #3 - Khorne Dawgs
A THIRD game of 40K this week! Daemon World Challenge #4, wherein everyone was trying to drink of the magic pool of transformation!
Full report of the carnage can be found here:
Daemon World Campaign - Scenario #4 - The Pool of Transformation
If that weren't enough for one day/week... Friday was originally supposed to be Family Game Night... but then the only other family member interested in playing games was Amanda. So we played a quick, two-player game of Castles of Burgundy!
This game turned out a LOT closer than I expected - considering Amanda ended the first round with 57 points - to my 23...
Oh, she still won... but the final score was 193-191!!!
I did run Wrath & Glory this week. I just didn't take a picture... The group continued with following up some investigations on Xoxigar Tertium. Then they booked passage to Xoxigar Prime - to follow up what seemed like some pretty solid leads there. They decided to do this incognito and travel under assumed identities (spice merchants!?). Part way through voyage told to turn back by Combined System Defence Fleet Command - enemy ships dropped out of the warp. They decided to play the Inquisitorial trump card and continue on anyway!
This was supposed to be another one of Finnegan's Family RPG Nights, but it ended up being cancelled. At one point there had been discussion about trying Modern Age (modern version of Dragon Age/Fantasy Age) with a supernatural twist... but then it was going to be D&D5E with Cubicle 7's Middle Earth stuff... but then we got busy doing... Something...? There was talk of postponing it to Monday or Tuesday evening, but that didn't work out either and we decided to postpone until next Sudany.
Daemon World Challenge #5 wherein the gang battle an assortment of Daemon Engines.
Daemon World Campaign - Scenario #5 - Onslaught of the Daemon Engines!
Thursday was the last game in the Daemon World Challenge...
Daemon World Campaign - Scenario #6 - Treachery
In the evening we had another go at Sidereal Confluence - with two more players - Brent and Kurtis!
I played the Caylion Plutocracy again - to see if I could finally wrap my head around how they work. I think I'm starting to figure it out - I ended up winning with 61points!
Amanda played the Im'Dril Nomads - one of hte more challengind species and did really well with them, ending the game with 50.5 points!
Finnegan decided to play the Kjasjavikalimm Directorate again - as he was teaching the game to two new people again, he decided to stick with what he knew. Despite having some familiarity with them, he had a hard time focusing on what he was really supposed to do (partly because everyone was bombarding him with questions about their own stuff...). He ended up in last place with 31.5 points
Brent played the Faderan Conclave. I can't mremem ber what their deal was... He ended with 42 points.
Kurtis played the Kt'Zr'KtRtl - which Amanda has played in our previous game. he came in second with 53.
Finnegan has been really involved in Four Against Darkness for the last year or so. The game is a sort of a solo, dungeon-bashing game, where you make up four characters and take them through a series of dungeons randomly generated with loads and loads of tables. I can't remember when, but I picked up the original book for him a few years back and he's just run with it, picking up almost all of them as print editions. He's gotten really involved in the facebook group as well, and has even helped with playtesting and proofreading some of the more recent books! (he's his name in Wayfarers and Adventurers, Greedy Gifts of the Guildmasters, and Fortress of the Warlord - and he's currently playtesting and helping out with at least a half-dozen others!)
This Friday evening, one of the writers invited Finnegan - and a few others in the group - to play a game of Four Against Darkness as a regular Role-playing Game, online, with five others... so.. I guess it was SIX Against Darkness. They played on Discord. Sounded like they had a lot of fun.
Wrath & Glory again!
As this weeks game invovled a space battle... I tried playing that out with Battlefleet Gothic - with one of our computers pointed at the game table... There's actually a full report of the game elsewhere:
The Battle off Xoxigar Prime
Again we'd planned to do the Cubicle 7/Middle Earth/D&D5E thing... but again it was cancelled as we were busy trying to get things ready for the Plumbing and heating guys that were coming in just over a week.
Like, TODAY, the day I'm writing this!
In fact we decided to put the whole Family RPG night on Hiatus until September to get some work done on the basement.
The rest of the week I was wrecking stuff in the basement and cleaning it all up again and shuffling stuff in the basement from room ot room or about the house to make space for the plumbing and heating work...
Finnegan got in another game of 4-6 Against Darkness this week. Seems like this might become a regular thing!
Saturday , 29 August
Finnegan's been running a D&D5E campaign since January. it started off with the same group of people that had finished up a previous D&D campaign at the end of last year, which was mostly the same people that had played in his Dungeon Crawl Classics game the previous year.
The game changed over the year. Keira dropped out. Then the game went online when everyone went into isolation due to the Pandemic in March... then two of the players dropped out - mostly because Finnegan had to keep KICKING them out of the game because they were just too disruptive. Over the summer he's been trying to wrap up the campaign so he could start something new... Tehre was one last session to play ... but then one of the players just stopped showing up - said he "forgot" there was a game (because there was just SO MUCH OTHER STUFF GOING ON IN ISOLATION!?) and they kept waiting and waiting for a weekend when he'd show up to play the last game - sometimes they did something elese, sometimes they just cancelled... Eventually he admitted he just wasn't interested anymore and dropped out... a game he'd been playing in weekly since January... that he skipped otehr things to play in... seems like watching every episode of an entire TV series... but then not bothering to watch the Series Finale!? But Whatevs... THEN he had trouble with the remaining two not being able to show up one week or another through August...!?
FINALLY, on this, the LAST Saturday in August, he finished up the campaign with an epic battle against the Big Bad Guy - which wrapped up the campaign nice and neatly with a Total Party Kill... (The character of the dude who dropped out was the first to die!)
They are already discussing what they might do for the fall. They are considering playing the Dresden Files Role-Playing Game - and Keira is even considering rejoining! It'll be exciting to see what they come up with. One of the current players has a friend that might be joining. Finnegan could be running a game for four girls. He's, like, seriously, living my teenage dream!? If another joins he might run TWO games - one D&D, one Dresden Files - with some of them playing in two games...
One more month of the 2020-Q3 Game Plan... looking back at that... well... Things were pretty up in the air in June. Nothing was concrete. I'd suggested playing 5 games each of:
Warhammer Quest: Blackstone Fortress
Warhammer 40,000 Roleplay: Wrath & Glory
#New40K
OTHER GW/40K games (Necromunda, Kill Team, Aeronautica Imperialis)
(Some other To Be Determined Board Game?)
So far In July and August I've played...
Warhammer 40,000 (Eighth Edition)x 8
Warhammer 40,000 (Ninth Edition) x8
Wrath & Glory x6
The Big Bang Theory: The Party Game x3
Sidereal Confluence: Remastered Edition x2
Abyss x1
Battlefleet Gothic x1
The Castles of Burgundy x1
Century: Golem Edition x1
Dogs x1
Monarch x1
Mouse Guard Roleplaying Game x1
Sentinel Comics: The Roleplaying Game x1
Star Trek: Five-Year Mission x1
Terraforming Mars x1
So... definitley got the #New40K an dWrath & Glory locked down... the other stuff... not so much... I mean, two more rounds of Big Bang Theory could finish off the "Some other To Be Determined Board Game"... Or... I could just say "Hey, I played five other board games"... and call it DONE!
Blackstone Fortress was put on hiatus over the summer, initially so Amanda could work on some Yoga stuff on Monday evenings... which... didn't happen... and then in stayed on hiatus... because... renovations... though it's not like we were doing much of THAT on Monday evenings, per se... The plan IS to pick it up again in the fall - and I DO have Spousal Approval to go and pick up Warhammer Quest: Blackstone Fortress – Ascension - the FINAL expansion for Warhammer Quest: Blackstone Fortress, in expectation that we will finish playing through the remainign campaigns this fall and winter. So... we COULD conceivably get through five games in September.
Other GW/40K games... boggeddown on the Aeronautica Imperialis and never quite finished off the Ork Dakkajets... I DID try out Battlefleet Gothic! Not sure I'm going to get in 5 more games of that. I COULD get in a mix of Kill Team and Necromunda through September... or I could just say the OTHER 40K game was 8th edition... and call that done too!
Whatever happens, SOME games will be played in September. I have a feeling there will be some more 40K9E - as finnegan's gotten excited about the idea of getting a Crusade game going on - with his Death Watch! There will definietly be some more Wrath & glory. I hope we get back to playing Blackstone Fortress... but who knows... Things are STILL really up in the air - with isolation carrying on - and likely to ramp up as I expect a huge spike in cases here in Saskatchewan with kids all going back to school with alarmingly little guidance from our Provincial Government. (The schoolboards are doing the best they can, but without guidance - or support - from the government... I don't know... it doesn't look good...).
The painting station has been shut down and I'm not sure if I'll be doing much painting at all over the next month or so, until the renovations in the basement stop and I can set up down there again - note, I didn't say "complete"... There is still so much more that needs to be doen down there... but we are getting SOEM of it done now, and the rest... well... that'll be for another year - once the ceiling is back in again (In October some time!) we'll be able to move all the stuff back down there again and start the process of sorting it all out.
Might be December before it's really all set up for gaming and painting...
Coming Soon to Tim's Minaiture Wargaming Blog:
Maybe soem games... I don't know...
Posted by tim at 10:05 AM 5 comments:
Labels: 40K, 40K9th, 4AD, Castles of Burgundy, D&D5E, RPGs, Sidereal Confluence, Wrath & Glory
I've been running a Wrath & Glory game for the last few months on Saturday evenings for friends now living across Canada (and more recently the U.S. too!). The campaign is taking place in the same setting I've been using for a number of my narrative 40K games; The Xoxigar System. They are Inquisition Acolytes working for an Ordo Hereticus Inquisitor who sent them there after an Adeptus Arbites contact had sent a message suggesting he'd stumbled onto some evidence of potential HERESY!
They've been mostly working on Xoxigar Tertium, but last week they decided to head to Xoxigar Prime to follow up on yet another lead in what it turning out to be a bewildering web of deceit and corruption! They actually tried to do this incognito, booking passage under false identities on a bulk hauler. Part way there, however, they were informed that the CSDFC (Combined System Defence Fleet Command) had ordered the ship to turn back and return to Xoxigar Tertium. Certain that this was a sign that something was up, they playing the Inquisitorial Trump Card and did some questioning and discovered hostile ships had dropped out of the Warp and were headed to Xoxigar Prime. Even MORE certain that this was all part of the plot, they countermanded the CSDFC order and continued on their merry way.
Originally it was thought they would get there well in advance of the intruders, but after a day or so, the Auspex reports from the CSDFC were suggesting otherwise...
I've had a copy of the Battlefleet Gothic rules for... oh... a decade or more and always wanted to try them out... and I figured NOW was the time!
Of course, as the game is played online, this presented some challenges.
It probably would have been smarter to just play it out on Roll20 or some other online virtual tabletop with it all laid out with counters and on a black or starry background... But I'm never one to tale the smarter/easier path when miniatures could be involved!?
Part way through the journey the transport they were on was joined by a small escort vessel - the Sword of Damocles. A small squadron of three other escorts were en route to meet them; The Thone's Revenge, the Carbine of the Catechism, and the Light of the Emperor - bold names for small escort vessels (destroyers and frigates)!
Arrayed against this small force was a Chaos Cruiser - The Discordant - and three escort raiders; the Decadent, the Dissident, and the Despondent - the Dentite Squadron! (Little "in-joke" involved there - early in the campaign, Christian's character Basileus got a complication on a roll to determine the purpose of a machine. The machine was a medical scanner that the baddies were using to scan locales passing by for some sort of medical information - but Basileus mistook it for a Dental Scanner and has since been certain that the conspiracy is a plot to ruin the dental health of the citizens of the system and possibly the imperium - he has dubbed this cult "The Dentites"... so when I told them that the squadron that had arrived was called The Dentites he shouted "I KNEW IT!")
Teh Transport and the Sword of Damocles approach Xoxigar Prime.
The Dentite Squadron pealed off from the Cruiser and angled to meet the approaching Imperial Navy squadron. Volleys of weapon battery and lance fire were exchanged, torpedoes launched.
Ground-based fighter and bomber squadrons from Xoxigar Prime were launched and went after the Squadron of Escorts as we figured they would have little chance of doing much damage to the Cruiser (we later discovered I'd misread how bombers worked and realized they really COULD do some serious damage to cruisers!)
Fighter squadrons, launched from the Discordant, engage the Imperial fighters in a desperate dogfight in space! One squadron of bombers slipped through, though. All of the others were destroyed or returned to their respective bases for repair, refueling or rearming.
The transport and it's escort get closer.
The first ship casualty - the Throne's Revenge - was taken out of action by torpedoes from one of the Despondent.
the remaining members of the Imperial Navy squadron have their revenge - lance batteries from the Carbine of the Catechism sliced the Despondent in two while the weapons batteries of the Light of Terra pound into the wreckage from the other side.
The bomber squadron from Xoxigar Prime catches up with The Dissident and delivers a crippling blow!
More fighters and bombers launched from Xoxigar Prime. This time they are going after the cruiser!
The Transport and the Sword of Damocles making their approach to enter orbit around Xoxigar Prime.
The Discordant failed to launch its fighters to counter the Imperial ones launched from Xoxigar Prime, but they made some lucky shots with their point-defence turrets and took out the bombers!
The Transport made it into orbit around Xoxigar Prime and the Sword of Damocles continued around the planet to take a few pot-shots at the cruiser. After unloading one volley and realizing there was NOTHING they could do on their own that would have any hope of even lightly damaging the cruiser, they turned adn ran!
The battle between the escorts continues out in space. The Carbine of the Catechism and the Light of Terra try to turn and chase down The Decadent.
But the Decadent caught the Light of Terra in its sights and launched a spread of torpedoes which destroyed the Light of Terra!
The Carbine of the Catechism crossed the rear of the Decadent and shredded it with fire from it's lance batteries.
The Sword of Damocles heads for deep space to rendezvous with the Carbine of the Catechism - and escape the wrath of the Chaos cruiser.
The Discordant also dropped into orbit around Xoxigar Prime opposite the transport (the look closer here because the transport just finished its move in orbit - the cruiser, on its turn, would move around to the other side before the shooting phase).
The player's characters boarded a small Arvis Lighter and made planetfall. Thankfully, due to a number of command failures aboard the Discordant, the chaos cruiser did NOT launch any more fighters - which would have spelled the doom of the characters in their light, unarmoured, unarmed transport to the surface. I guess the crew on the Discordant were busy doing... whatever it is that worshipers of Slaanesh do...?
The Transport then blasted out of orbit and made a run for it! The Sword of Damocles and the Carbine of the Catechism, after checking for survivors among the wreckage of their sister ships, caught up with the transport to escort it back to Xoxigar Tertium.
The Chaos Cruiser did not blast the Knights compound from orbit, they simply launched a few dropships and then left orbit - to see what they might find among the wreckage of their own escorts.
As the Characters approached their destination, they started to wonder if they'd fallen out of the fire pan and into the fire. They'd survived the space battle - only to discover a ground battle taking place where they were hoping to land! Contact was eventually made with ground forces and a platoon of Valhallans stationed on the planet cleared and secured a landing zone for them. Teh Valhallans were VERY disappointed to discover that the ship that contacted them was NOT a drop ship full of reinforcements!
And that's where we left it off!
As I said... it probably would have worked out better doing this on Roll20 - as I'm not sure how well the players were able to SEE much of the action. Ah, well...
I do like Battlefleet Gothic. I'd love to play it some more - wether using it to play out future space engagements in the campaign or other battles in the Xoxigar system - but I could probably do with a few more IMPERIAL ships! And I won't be picking them up any time soon...
Coming Soon to Tim's Miniature Wargaming Blog:
Might be a week before I post anything else as we are ramping up the work in the basement - as I type this Amanda is giving me the stink-eye for not being down there right now working on it - plumbing and heating guys are showing up a week from tomorrow, she keeps reminding me!
Posted by tim at 8:30 AM 9 comments:
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Germania Bieber is a German association football club from the village of Bieber part of Offenbach, Hesse. The club was founded in 1901 as Fußballclub Germania Bieber and took on its current name after a 1919 merger with FV 1910 Bieber.

History
Through the early 1910s Germania was part of the regional top flight Nordkreis-Liga before slipping to lower tier local play midway through the decade. The team returned to senior level play in 1928, but failed in its 1935 group playoff bid to become part of the Gauliga Südwest, one of 13 top flight regional divisions formed in the reorganization of German football under the Third Reich in 1933.

Following World War II, FV was part of the Landesliga Hessen (II) until 1953 when they again slipped into lower level play. They narrowly missed advancement several times in the 1960s before making it to fourth tier competition in 1968 for a three-year turn. The team has since faded and today is part of the tier nine Kreisliga A.

References

External links
Official team site

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Ouch! Why don't you give it to me straight, woman? This is not what I came here for. I came here for support. I came here to get drunk on this wonderful concoction and wallow. I grimace and take a long slurp from the frosted cocktail glass in my hand.
'Aren't you angry? Don't you feel like fighting him?' Alessandra continues.
Alessandra rises to her feet and throws her hands up in the air. She exhales, taking so long to do so that I marvel at her lung capacity. 'Fighting for yourself, Olivia,' she finally says.
Oh, now there's a thought. She is right, of course. Alessandra is always right. And, yes, I was angry, but that was two months ago following the shock of Brad's untimely divorce request. Then I was in denial and I tried to continue on as normal. But when he moved into the spare room I had to face facts and so I tried bargaining, to no avail. He still insisted on a divorce. Now I'm grieving. I've read some books and I understand the five stages of grief; denial and isolation, anger, bargaining, depression and finally acceptance. Apparently one can shift between each stage at any given moment. I like that. There's one I won't succumb to though—the acceptance phase. I am never going to go through the acceptance stage. Never! Although I'm damned sure I'm ready to enter into the bargaining phase again, because the atmosphere in my home is as cold as this cocktail. Icy. I let out a long sigh and shrug my shoulders once more.
Her voice is shrill. It's upsetting my yin and yang. But, I have to admit that, once again, she's right.


Lord (Brian) Mawhinney – former government minister and a previous chairman of the Football League – was appointed as non-executive chairman of this Northern Ireland meat business in April. He was recruited by Dunbia's founders and owners Jack, 61, and Jim Dobson, 60, who started the company in 1976 as a village butcher's shop in County Tyrone. Today, their firm processes lamb, pork and beef for retail and commercial customers across Europe. It reported sales of £719m in the year to March 2013.


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Japanese scientists discover ways to help tooth regeneration
Recent discoveries by Japanese scientists are reported to open up new drug possibilities that can help regenerate what has been lost. tooth In humans. Researchers at Kyoto University and the University of Fukui have found that suppressing the uterine sensitization-related gene-1 (USAG-1) gene using its antibody may lead to efficient tooth growth in animal experiments. I found. The report is Science AdvancesWe noted that the USAG-1 antibody can stimulate tooth growth in mice suffering from a congenital condition known as tooth aplasia. Genetic causes of too many teeth are being investigated as a hint for adult tooth regeneration. In humans, people have more or fewer teeth than the usual 32 teeth due to a congenital disease that affects about 1% of the population. Katsutoshi Takahashi, Senior Lecturer, Graduate School of Medicine, Kyoto University, one of the lead authors of the study, described how their team identified the basic molecules involved in tooth development. "Individual tooth morphogenesis depends on the interaction of several molecules, including BMP, or bone morphogenetic proteins, and Wnt signaling." He was reported to have said. In addition to tooth development, the study further noted that BMP and Wnt are involved in regulating the growth of multiple organs and tissues in the very early stages of human development. This is why drugs that affect the activity of BMPs and Wnts are avoided due to the side effects they can cause systemically. The findings show for the first time the benefits of monoclonal antibodies- Protein that mimics the immune system To fight off pathogens-shown about tooth regeneration. It provides a new therapeutic framework for clinical problems that have long been limited by implants and other artificial solutions. Research co-author Fukui University Bunkyo Studies Explanation: "Traditional tissue engineering is not suitable for tooth regeneration. Our research shows that cell-free molecular therapy is effective for a wide range of congenital tooth aplasias." The research team first investigated the effects of several monoclonal antibodies against USAG-1, commonly used to treat cancer, arthritis, and vaccine development. They finally isolated one antibody that was found to interfere with the interaction of USAG-1 and BMP alone. A single dose of this antibody was sufficient to produce an entire tooth. Other experiments have shown similar results with ferrets. Takahashi pointed out that ferrets are gifiodon animals and have a tooth pattern similar to that of humans. Researchers are currently considering testing antibodies in animals such as pigs and dogs. Feature image via movidagrafica
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