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Down on the Duver
A short but varied coastal walk exploring St Helens Duver, a sandy spit of land on the eastern tip of the Island, rich in wildlife and history.
Route details
St Helens Duver, Isle of Wight, nearest postcode PO33 1XY
Time 1 hour - 1 hour 20 mins
Distance 1.6 miles (2.6 km)
Map OS Maps: Landranger 196, Explorer OL29
Dogs allowed Dog friendly
St Helens Duver Isle of Wight
Saltmarsh on the fringes of St Helen's Duver National Trust / Chuck Eccleston ARPS
Crown copyright and database rights 2016 Ordnance Survey
National Trust / Sue Oldham
Begin trail
St Helens Duver National Trust car park, grid ref: SZ637892
Leave the National Trust car park by following the hedge to the left of the interpretation panel and parking meter (for non National Trust members) and go on up the sandy path by the green dog bin. Cross the grass and go on over the road, aiming for the boats in Bembridge Harbour. Bembridge Fort is on the skyline.
The Duver
Duver (pronounced 'duvver') is the local name for a stretch of sand by the sea. Sea currents deposited sand and shingle at the mouth of the River Yar over many years. The stabilised sand dunes now provide an unusual habitat for an amazing 250 species of flowering plants. There are bright displays of thrift in May and the Duver is also home to rare clovers and autumn squill with its lilac-coloured bell-like flowers.
The grassy areas of St Helens Duver were once fine golf links National Trust / Sue Oldham
Turn right at the water's edge then follow the raised Causeway path between the lagoons and around buildings to Mill Quay. Take the first tarmac road on the right by Mill House. Go up the hill to the top, passing caravans on both sides.
Bembridge Harbour
The Harbour as we see it today was created in 1880 when an embankment was built across the entrance to Brading Haven. Before that there had been several ambitious but unsuccessful attempts to drain the estuary known as Brading Haven to create farmland. The embankment was topped by a railway branch line which brought prosperity to the area, but this was closed in the 1950s. Today Bembridge Harbour is primarily used for recreational sailing and fishing.
The view over Bembridge Harbour to St Helens Duver National Trust / Sue Oldham
Bear right along the bottom edge of St Helens Green, claimed to be one of the largest village greens in England. Bear right again at the end, then carry straight on into Duver Road when the main road swings sharply left at a bend.
In days gone by, smuggling was rife along the coast of the Isle of Wight and St Helens was no exception. One of its most famous smugglers was Dickie Dawes, a fisherman by day, who ran the gauntlet of the customs men through a narrow channel to land his contraband of brandy, silk and tobacco. The booty would often be hidden beneath tombstones in the churchyard of St Helens Old Church before being brought inland along secret passages believed to lead to the village.
Smuggler's daughter Sophie Dawes, 'Queen of Chantilly', was born in St Helens National Trust / Sue Oldham
Just before some traffic lights, turn right onto a path by an interpretation panel (signed R88 to the Duver) which leads past St Helens Common. This is the Gaggen Path, which gets its name from press gangs which used to hide here and then gag their victims. Go down the path to the end.
St Helens Common
To the north of the Duver lies St Helens Common where much of the scrub has been cleared to open up splendid views over the Duver. It was given to us in the 1920s - a memorial stone half way down the Gaggen path commemorates this. Our black Hebridean sheep help restore the land to its original condition as a flower rich grassy common. Orchids flower in early summer, and winter heliotrope later in the year. Look out for blackcap in the scattered bushes.
St Helens Common in Spring National Trust / Sue Oldham
Upon reaching the Duver by a wooden bridge, follow the path behind the interpretation panel round to the left and meander along to the Old Golf club building. Bear left behind the club house to meet the access road, then briefly left and right to reach the sea beside St Helens Old Church, where there are picnic benches.
Royal Isle of Wight Golf Club
The grassy area of the Duver was once home to the Isle of Wight Golf Club. Opened in 1882, it was the first golf club on the Island and one of the first in England. The 9 hole course attracted a number of celebrity players including Queen Victoria's eldest son Bertie and youngest daughter Beatrice, Prime Minister Arthur Balfour and later the actor David Niven. The land was presented to us in 1961 and the clubhouse is now let as a National Trust holiday cottage.
The Old Club House at St Helens Duver is now one of our holiday cottages National Trust / Sue Oldham
Follow the sea wall to the right. Take the first gap to the right after a long line of beach huts made from old railway carriages (just after number 28) and turn inland through the dunes. Bear right by the National Trust omega sign and return to the car park by steps.
St Helens Old Church
The Old Church was built on the sand of the Duver in the 14th century and dedicated to St Helena from whom the village takes its name. The Benedictine community which it served disbanded in the 15th century and the church gradually fell into disrepair. It deteriorated further when limestone rocks acting as sea defences were used to construct a new embankment. Stones from which the church was built were also removed. Today only the tower remains, painted white as a seamark for shipping.
Old Church St Helens has been used as a white sea mark for hundreds of years National Trust / Sue Oldham
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The total ascent is 115ft (35m). Some paths are very uneven, especially on the descent through St Helens Common and across the causeway. The paths can be muddy after heavy rain, so please take care.
Dogs are always welcome, but please keep them on a lead around wildlife and livestock, and take any dog waste home with you.
Email: isleofwight@nationaltrust.org.uk
Website: http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/st-helens-duver/
½ mile (800m) off the B3330 Seaview to Bembridge road, east of St Helens Green. 5 miles (8km) south-west from Ryde on A3055 and B3330. 4½ miles (7.2km) north-west of Sandown on the A3055 and B3330.
This trail meets the Isle of Wight coastal path between St Helens Duver and Seagrove Bay.
By ferry
Fishbourne-Portsmouth (Wightlink) 7 miles (11km) (0871 376 1000); East Cowes-Southampton (Red Funnel) 11 miles (17.7km) (0844 844 9988). Bembridge Harbour has moorings for private boats.
Hourly Southern Vectis No. 8 service from Newport and Ryde (01983 827000). Alight at St Helens village green on B3330. The Duver is a ½ mile (800m) walk down the Duver Road or the path beside St Helens Common.
'Round the Island' National Cycle Network regional route 67 passes ½ mile (800m) from the start of the trail.
Pay and display car park (free for National Trust members)
Seasonal toilets next to café on St Helens Duver seafront
Picnic area at St Helens Old Church
Pub and shops can be found in St Helens village
Dogs are welcome, please keep on a lead around wildlife
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The Royal Isle of Wight Golf Club, St Helens Duver
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Q: Counter with push button switch design using VHDL and Xilinx I'm very new to VHDL and XILINX ISE. I use the version 13.2 for Xilinx ISE.
I want to design a very simple counter with the following inputs:

*

*Direction

*Count

The count input will be assigned to a button and I want the counter to count up or down according to direction input when the button is pressed. I have written a sample VHDL before this one. It had a clock input and It was counting according to the clock input. Now I want it to count when I press the button instead of counting synchronously.
Here's my VHDL code (please tell me if my code have a logical or any other flaw):
entity counter is
    Port ( COUNT_EN : in  STD_LOGIC;
           DIRECTION : in  STD_LOGIC;
           COUNT_OUT : out  STD_LOGIC_VECTOR (3 downto 0));
end counter;

architecture Behavioral of counter is

signal count_int : std_logic_vector(3 downto 0) := "0000";
begin
process
begin
    if COUNT_EN='1' then
        if DIRECTION='1' then
            count_int <= count_int + 1;
        else
            count_int <= count_int - 1;
        end if;
    end if;
end process;
COUNT_OUT <= count_int;
end Behavioral;

I use Spartan xc3s500e and I placed the inputs accordingly. Below is my .ucf file:
#Created by Constraints Editor (xc3s500e-fg320-5) - 2013/03/18
NET "COUNT_EN" LOC = K17;
NET "COUNT_OUT[0]" LOC = F12;
NET "COUNT_OUT[1]" LOC = E12;
NET "COUNT_OUT[2]" LOC = E11;
NET "COUNT_OUT[3]" LOC = F11;
NET "DIRECTION" LOC = L13;
#Created by Constraints Editor (xc3s500e-fg320-5) - 2013/03/18
NET "COUNT_EN" CLOCK_DEDICATED_ROUTE = FALSE;

I needed to change the last line because I was getting the error:
This will not allow the use of the fast path between the IO and the Clock...

After having this error gone, I programmed the device. But the output (leds) acted crazy. They sometimes stood still for a few seconds, sometimes just flashed very fast. I could not figure out where my mistake is. I would appreciate any help, some beginner tutorials are greatly appreciated (the links i found directed me to xilinx's documentations and they seemed quite complicated for a beginner).

A: You don't have a clock.  Once the COUNT_EN and DIRECTION conditions are satisfied, the count_int variable is going to increase as fast as it possibly can... in fact the timing of when individual bits change will probably make the entire thing completely unstable and incorrect.
You should always use a clock... just to allow the FPGA to get the timing right.
In this case, put the clock back... then add a new signal COUNT_EN_LAST. Save the old COUNT_EN each pass through the clocked process.  Only increment when COUNT_EN = '1' and COUNT_EN_LAST = '0'.
In fact, you'll next find that you need to "debounce" the input. Physical buttons/switches "bounce" and give you multiple off-on events per single button press. For that, you'd simply make COUNT_EN_LAST a vector (say 5 long), shift new values into it each time ("COUNT_EN_LAST <= COUNT_EN_LAST(3 downto 0) & COUNT_EN;"), and only increment when COUNT_EN_LAST = "01111", or right before they're all 1's. The length of the vector you need will change depending on how fast your clock is and how long the switch can bounce before settling down to the new state.

A: From your description I understand that you are not looking for an Asynchronous Counter.
What you need is counter that counts on trigger from PushButton Switch. The below RTL should work:

If any difficulty in HDL coding let me know.

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The historic Old Bridge Inn and Coffee House, famed for the warmth of its traditional Yorkshire hospitality, sits imposingly by the side of the River Holme in the centre of the small market town of Holmfirth.
Adjacent to the Peak District National Park, the town lies amongst the stunning natural beauty of the Pennine hills with the famous Pennine Way cutting across the adjoining heather-covered moors.
Although surrounded by such natural beauty, the Hotel is only a short drive from the major towns and cities of Manchester, Leeds, Sheffield, Bradford and Wakefield – making it an ideal venue for a relaxing week or weekend break, an important business meeting or conference.
Holmfirth is renowned as the location for the hugely popular television series Last of the Summer Wine and over the years the Hotel has been delighted to entertain famous members of the cast and production team as guests.
The White Hart Royal Hotel is conveniently located in the market town of Moreton-in-Marsh at the head of the beautiful Evenlode Valley in the English Cotswolds.
The hotel was and still is a great coaching inn. Its reputation was enhanced when King Charles I sheltered in the inn following the battle of Marston Moor on 2nd July 1644. A copy of the King's unpaid bill is commemorated on a plaque within the entrance lobby.
The Coffee House, with its fully stocked patisserie unit, offers a true high street coffee experience. The difference is the period ambience as you take a sofa in the glass house or a seat on one of our varied internal and external areas.
Located in the attractive Lincolnshire market town of Horncastle, the Admiral Rodney Hotel is midway between the Cathedral City of Lincoln and the East Coast seaside resorts. On the southern tip of the beautiful Lincolnshire Wolds, there are many places to go and things to do and see in the area.
In addition to the many antique shops in Horncastle, there are a wide variety of other attractions including Cadwell Park Racing Circuit and Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Visitors Centre at RAF Coningsby.
Originally a coaching inn first mentioned in the seventeenth century, it has been the subject of a major refurbishment and redevelopment scheme and now offers international standards of accommodation, comfort and cuisine in its range of stylish 31 en-suite bedrooms, restaurant & bars. Whether it is for a business meeting or conference, seminar, private dinner, banquet or wedding, or simply a relaxing weekend, you can be confident that the friendly, professional and helpful staff of the Admiral Rodney Hotel will help to ensure that your stay is both pleasurable and memorable – every time.
For over 500 years, Market Harborough's The Three Swans Hotel has offered a warm welcome to guests, travellers and diners. As a coaching inn, it dates back to as early as 1517, when it was known simply as 'Ye Signe of Swanne'. Many famous guests such as, King Charles I and Queen Anne have been welcomed through its doors.
The 16th century building/ property blends traditional hospitality with the comfort of a modern hotel and has been providing excellent food, drink and warm hospitality for over 500 hundred years. The hotel is perfectly placed in the centre of the historic market town of Market Harborough and has it's own large residents car park. There are easy links to local motorways and major road networks, and it is close to the town's railway station which has mainline services to London and the North.
The Royal Oak Hotel is a Grade II listed building which began its life in the 18th century, however, parts of it are much older. There is a chimney stack in the hotel which features stone from an abbey that once stood in Pool Quay in Elizabethan times.
Originally The Hotel lay in the grounds of nearby Powis Castle. During its existence for centuries this grandiose Georgian building has welcomed many travellers through its doors. During its time as a coaching inn on the main route to the welsh coast of Wales, the Hotel saw its current function suite used as a stables with its own Ostler (someone who looks after horses). More recently, in 2010, The Royal Oak Hotel pleasure of welcoming one of the most prestigious guests from anywhere in the world, Her Majesty the Queen, when she visited Welshpool to open its new indoor cattle market and to have lunch at The Royal Oak Hotel.
The Golden Fleece, on Thirsk's cobbled market place is situated between the North Yorkshire Moors and The Yorkshire Dales National Parks. The hotel was once a famous coaching inn and is steeped in history, it's Georgian "coaching clock" still hangs in the entrance hall. Our 26 en-suite rooms are individually designed to make guests feel completely at home, service is relaxed and friendly. We have our own private car park and wifi access is free of charge. Whether you are attending a conference,wedding or social event or simply getting away from it all we offer all our guests a warm Yorkshire welcome..
Thirsk is home to the award winning James Herriot centre and for racing enthusiasts there are courses in Thirsk, York, Ripon, and Catterick. The hotel is well placed for visiting the best that Yorkshire has to offer, from the ancient city of York, with its winding streets and Minster, to the North Yorkshire dales and moors and the historic coastal town of Whitby. Markets are held on the market square every Monday and Saturday.
The Feathers is a traditional inn on the bustling market square in Helmsley. It has 23 ensuite bedrooms, three bars and a versatile function room which can seat up to 200 guests.
Helmsley has charming shops and tearooms and is surrounded by the North Yorkshire Moors National Park. It is situated at the start of the Cleveland Way walk. The area is full of romantic ruins, stately homes, magical gardens and is ideal for walking, cycling, golf, riding and a range of country sports. For families and holiday makers we are within half an hour of the delightful seaside resorts along the North East coast.
Built as gentleman's townhouse in 1717 The Kings Head's fine Georgian architecture blends with modern practicalities to give warm and comfortable surroundings and a relaxed ambience.
The rooms to the front of the hotel are typically large and many of the building's Georgian features have been retained including the ballroom where Franz Liszt gave a piano recital in 1841.
Richmond itself with its wynds and streets offers many attractions including a Norman castle- an imposing sight above the banks of the river Swale- and the ruins of Easby Abbey.
Richmond has many beautiful walks including riverside, woodland and the remains of the Georgian racecourse.
Catterick racecourse and Croft Motor racing circuit are nearby and a further 7 racecourses are within an hour's drive, of the Kings head making it a perfect base for leisure visits.
The Golden Lion Hotel is a classic Coaching Inn, situated in the heart of the picturesque market town of St Ives, Cambridgeshire.
We are proud to say that the Inn offers 21st Century comfort within a delightful 18th Century building. Whether for business or pleasure, you are sure of a warm welcome at the Inn and an enjoyable stay in this thriving small riverside town.
There is a large choice of wines, spirits, draught beers and local real ales, so you can enjoy what ever takes your fancy. Our hotel, bar & restaurant appeals to all ages, and we welcome families to come and dine with us.
A traditional and historic coaching inn. While it has been altered over the years to reflect changing tastes, The Three Swans still retains the original archway through which carriages once used to enter the courtyard.
Situated in the beautiful Kennet Valley, Hungerford is ideally located for exploration of an area of unspoiled natural rural charm, steeped in history and myth, with bustling market towns, beautiful country homes and ancient landmark symbols such as the White Horse, Silbury Hill and Avebury Stone Circle.
Just 3 miles from the M4 (J14) and with excellent rail links, the town of Hungerford boasts a famous and extraordinary range of antique shops, courtyards and arcades. Newbury, home to the famous racecourse is only 8 miles away.
Conwy is a town rich in history, which much of it still preserved within the walls and traditional structures of its buildings. In the heart of it is the mighty 13th-century castle, whose walls encapsulate this remarkable medieval town.


Stoves that run on canisters are very popular, and for good reasons. They're lightweight, easy to ignite and quick to boil water. But you may have noticed that it's not easy to keep track of how much fuel is left in a partially used canister. In this article we'll discuss two ways you can figure out how much fuel remains in the canister.
In the first method, you'll use a kitchen scale to weigh a partially used canister and a completely empty one, then subtract the empty weight from the partially used weight to determine how much fuel remains (by grams or ounces).
In the second method, you'll float the canister in a pot of water. Where the waterline lands on the canister is an indicator of how much fuel is left by volume (e.g. half full). You'll need to compare this to a full canister and a completely empty one (or some canisters have a gauge printed on the side).
Weigh the empty canister to get the weight of just the metal canister. Jot this number down. If you don't have an empty canister around, you can figure out the weight by subtracting a full canister's net weight from its gross weight (these numbers are usually printed on the canister).
Weigh the partially used canister. Jot that number down, too.
Subtract the weight of the empty canister from the weight of the partially used canister. This gives you the weight of only the remaining fuel in the partially used canister.
It's helpful to then compare this number to the net weight listed on the fuel canister to get a sense for whether the canister is half full, a quarter full, etc.
Fill the pot about halfway with water.
Place the full fuel canister in the water so that it floats upright. You may need to tip the canister slightly while inserting it to let air escape from underneath the canister.
Take note of where the waterline is on the canister. (It can be helpful to look for where the water touches writing or a logo on the canister.) Remove the canister and mark the spot with a permanent marker.
Place the empty canister in the water, tilting it as you did with the full fuel canister to let air escape.
Note where the waterline is on the canister. Remove the canister and mark the spot with a permanent marker.
Transfer the marks you made on the full and empty canisters to the partially used canister.
Place the partially used fuel canister into the water, again making sure to let the air escape by tilting the canister.
Compare the location of the mark you just made on the partially used canister to the marks taken from the full and empty canisters to approximate the amount of fuel remaining.
If you want, you can complete steps 1 – 6 at home prior to heading out on a trip so that all you must do in the field is to measure the partially used canister. Also, you'll find that some fuel canisters, such as those by MSR, have a gauge printed on the side so you don't need to make any marks with a marker. All you do is put the partially used canister in the water and note where the waterline lands on the gauge.
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Stu Cowan: Demoting Canadiens rookie Caufield a step in right direction
Stu Cowan, Montreal Gazette · Postmedia News | Posted: Nov. 1, 2021, 7:36 p.m. | Updated: Nov. 2, 2021, 9:50 a.m. | 4 Min Read
Cole Caufield of the Montreal Canadiens skates the puck against the Los Angeles Kings during the third period at Staples Center on Oct. 30, 2021, in Los Angeles.
The Canadiens made the right decision Monday when they sent Cole Caufield down to the AHL's Laval Rocket.
Nothing is going right for the Canadiens, who have a 2-8 record, their worst start to a season since 1941-42, when they were 1-8-1.
Following Sunday's 4-2 loss to the Anaheim Ducks, the Canadiens were 30th in the overall NHL standings, ahead of only the Chicago Blackhawks (0-7-2) and Arizona Coyotes (0-8-1). They ranked 30th in goal differential (minus-15), 29th on the power play (11.1 per cent), 30th in penalty-killing (65 per cent), 31st in average shots per game (27) and 32nd in faceoffs (43.8 per cent).
The Canadiens simply aren't a good team and it's already pretty certain they won't make the playoffs. The last time there was a full 82-game NHL season in 2018-19, it took 98 points to make it in the Eastern Conference. In order to reach 98 points this season, the Canadiens would need 94 points in their last 72 games — a record equivalent to 45-23-4.
This isn't close to the same Canadiens roster that went to the Stanley Cup final last season with so many players missing, including Carey Price, Shea Weber, Joel Edmundson, Phillip Danault, Tomas Tatar, Jesperi Kotkaniemi, Corey Perry, Paul Byron and Eric Staal.
Caufield joined the Canadiens late last season and gave them a spark with 4-1-5 totals in 10 regular-season games and then added 4-8-12 totals in 20 playoff games.
Caufield was on a high after posting 30-22-52 totals in 31 games with the University of Wisconsin, earning the Hobey Baker Award as the top player in U.S. college hockey. But the jump directly from the NCAA to the NHL is a big one for any player and Caufield has looked overmatched this season, with no goals and one assist in 10 games. The 5-foot-7, 166-pound right-winger has also looked timid and has obviously lost his confidence.
Sending the 20-year-old rookie to Laval to put some pucks in the back of the net and regain that confidence is a smart move. In hindsight, Kotkaniemi probably arrived too early with the Canadiens. Same thing for Alex Galchenyuk and Victor Mete. You can go as far back as Guillaume Latendresse.
This season is going nowhere fast for the Canadiens, so why not send Caufield to Laval with an eye on his future instead of the present? In two games with the Rocket last season, Caufield had 3-1-4 totals.
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"He's a forward that's dynamic, he's got good skills," Canadiens head coach Dominique Ducharme said. "Touching the puck he was a little bit on his heels, not as confident and dynamic with the puck. He had a few good looks at the net, but just squeezing the stick a bit. So just to have him have good ice time, just gaining confidence, scoring a few goals, finding his game (with Laval). There's nothing wrong, I think, with a young player like him (going down).
"We really think highly of him. But if you look back and you see guys like (Brad) Marchand, (David) Pastrnak (of the Boston Bruins) and those guys early in their career that needed to go through those kinds of things (in the AHL) and came back and became really good players. That's what we believe in Cole that for the future I think down the line it's going to help him out."
Ducharme noted that the short summer might have had an impact on Caufield, who played only 67 games during his two seasons at Wisconsin with the shorter NCAA schedule. Opposition players also have a better idea now of what to expect from him.
"In the playoffs, he was a brand-new player," the Canadiens' Jonathan Drouin said. "I don't think everyone watches college hockey. He came in with the confidence of his college days and felt good about his game. It was kind of a surprise for everyone and he played very well. Now when the year starts for him, guys know around the league that he's a good shooter, good player, they're going to give him less space on the ice. They kind of figured that out and as a young player you figure that out, too, where it's not an easy league and you've got to play every night. You're going to have some tough games, but you have to find your confidence and just keep working at it.
"Everyone that's played in the AHL said it's done wonders for them and it helped their game," Drouin added. "I think he's going to play a lot of minutes down there and find his game again where he feels the puck. Sometimes when you're a young kid, you feel like the puck's bouncing when you're not playing well, you're not playing the way you want to. Hopefully he finds that game back. I'm sure he will. He's a great player, great kid and we're all hoping for the best for him."
The Canadiens have done what's best for Caufield.
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...SarahLiz, who's a great organizer for our group, has given us an April theme to work with. We have international participants, so some of us are entering warmer weather, and some of us are entering cooler weather.
So, for April's challenge, I'm choosing a beautiful, soft knit that I purchased from Joann's last year, to make into a 3/4 length sleeve top from Simplicity 1916. The fabric photographed beautifully, below, not so the pattern.
I'll be making view D. Even though it's officially Spring in the South, South Carolina's weather can be all over the place this time of year - well, especially THIS year it seems, so a knit, 3/4 length sleeve top in such pretty colors would be perfect.
View D is a cross-over V neck with a 'baby-doll' type front with 3/4 sleeves. This looks like it'd be really comfortable to wear, but I haven't worn a 'baby-doll' type top since Junior High?! Usually I lean more towards fitted tops, but with sewing my own garments now, I find I'm branching out and trying new-to-me styles to wear.
Only choosing one item to 'officially' plan to make for the March 2014 MAGAM challenge worked well for me, as I actually made 3 garments during that month AND completed the March challenge in the month of March, so I'm sticking with my 'backwards psychology' and only 'officially' plan to make this cute top for April, with the hopes I'll actually complete more!
Looking forward to seeing what everyone is making in April!
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I do the backward psychology bit as well - I privately stretch myself, but make sure I do achieve a minimum goal.
This knit is so pretty, I look forward to seeing it made up.
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We have officially made our way into February, and for many online casino and land based casino connoisseurs then you would know that February is a very important month indeed. In the Summer months we have the EGR Awards, and in February we have the very exciting ICE Conference! This is a place where game creators, entrepreneurs, gaming enthusiasts and even more can come together all under one roof and talk games! ICE Totally Gaming's goal is to represent and establish the absolute entire gaming industry covering everything from land based casinos to online casinos across all sectors and countries!
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10 of the best outfield throws ever seen by mankind
Posted by Ian Casselberry on Jun 11, 2014 16:00
Baseball fans woke up Wednesday morning to see one of the best outfield throws in recent memory, with Oakland's Yoenis Cespedes gunning down the Angels' Howie Kendrick at home plate. (Of course, some of you were likely fortunate enough to watch the play as it happened, or shortly thereafter, on Tuesday night.)
How many times have you watched Cespedes' throw? Even after reading the first paragraph of this post? It's all right. It should be watched again and again. Sheer enthusiasm has led a few to declare that this might be the best outfield throw ever. Maybe it is. Let's watch it again.
I mean, the throw is certainly great. But best ever? (Consider also that Cespedes had to make that fantastic throw because he made an error leading up to it.)
There are several other candidates that simply must be in the conversation. Taking into consideration the many great plays from the likes of Roberto Clemente, Al Kaline and Andre Dawson that we'll never get to see, here are nine more of the best MLB outfield throws ever recorded on video.
Yasiel Puig hammers Marlon Byrd down at third base: August 14, 2013
Let's begin with something a bit more recent. It's not just Puig's hitting that's made him such a sensation. He's made some spectacular defensive plays in the outfield. I would argue that what makes this throw impressive is that Puig makes it mostly with his arm. Yes, he steps into the throw and puts enough on it that he falls to the ground. But Puig's momentum was carrying him toward the right-field line, so he had to change direction before throwing the ball.
Jose Guillen throws out Neifi Perez from deep right field: July 27, 1998
This one is probably the gold standard, the throw against which all others must be judged. Guillen unloads his throw from the edge of the warning track all the way over to third base without a bounce. Pirates third baseman Keith Osik doesn't have to move his feet from the bag. He just reaches up to catch Guillen's rocket, then makes the tag. MLB Network calls this the most unbelievable throw of all time. Care to argue?
Ichiro Suzuki guns down Terrence Long trying for third: April 11, 2001
Here's what always immediately comes to my mind when people start talking about great outfield throws. This was early on during Ichiro's rookie season. We didn't know what kind of player he would be. (Of course, he went on to win the AL Rookie of the Year and MVP awards.) But Ichiro announced himself with this play, throwing a rope from right field and hitting David Bell right in the glove.
Vladimir Guerrero takes out Alberto Castillo at home: July 7, 2001
Oh, Canada! This is Expos on Blue Jays crime right here. Had an American team been involved, Guerrero's throw might have caused an international incident. The throw looked as if it might be too high, but it took a perfect arc into catcher Michael Barrett's mitt, allowing him to whirl around and make the tag.
Bo Jackson throws Harold Reynolds out at home: June 5, 1989
Reynolds surely thought he was going to score, moving on a hit-and-run with the ball going over Jackson's head to the left field wall. But Jackson caught the ball on the hop and fired it toward home from the warning track. Making the play even better is Reynolds' reaction after being called out, throwing his helmet in disbelief. How about these two re-enact the play at MLB Network's Studio 42 sometime?
Bo Jackson mows down Mike Gallego running to third: August 31, 1993
This might be a more impressive play for Jackson, considering that it took place after he had hip surgery. He also backpedals several steps to make the catch, though he does take a few steps forward to put something on the throw. And once again, there's no bounce or hop. The ball goes straight to third base, with Robin Ventura catching it a foot or two in front of the bag.
Rick Ankiel freezes Jordan Schafer at third base: April 16, 2012
We could probably devote an entire post to great outfield throws by Rick Ankiel. He made so many throughout his career. But this one is particularly memorable because his reputation for a rocket arm and throwing out baserunners precedes him. On most plays like this, Jordan Schafer would likely score. But he didn't even try to test Ankiel, taking only a step or two down the third-base line before going back to the bag. It's reminiscent of this play involving Clemente and Mark Belanger from the 1971 World Series.
Rick Ankiel gets Willy Taveras and Omar Quintanilla at third: May 7, 2008
OK, we had to put Ankiel on this list more than once. The day that he made not one, but two sensational throws to gun down opposing baserunners had to be included. This is what established Ankiel's reputation as a defensive whiz and killer arm in center field. No, he never developed into a good hitter, but he could make an impact with the same arm that once threw 97 mph fastballs.
Taveras was a fast baserunner tagging up from second base to third. This wasn't someone trying to take an extra base, going from first to third. Yet Ankiel's throw beat Taveras by a couple of feet. And it went right into Troy Glaus' glove at third base. He barely had to move.
On the Quintanilla play, Ankiel threw from the edge of the warning track, deep into Coors Field's left-center field. And again, he was right on target. Glaus had to reach up for the throw, but didn't have to move away from the bag. Bang!
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Such has been the effect of Lionel Messi on football, that often those who meet him are reduced to tears; both on and off the pitch. People can't contain their excitement, as they bask in the presence of one of the greatest players ever to play the game. A similar incident happened recently, only the fan in this case of Romelu Lukaku's mother!
Manchester United invited Barcelona to Old Trafford for the first leg of the UEFA Champions League quarterfinals. It was supposed to be a big day for the Red Devils, with Lionel Messi and Co gracing the iconic stadium with their presence.
However, it wasn't an enjoyable night for Romelu Lukaku himself on the pitch. The Manchester United striker saw his side get beaten by Lionel Messi and Barcelona in the UEFA Champions League quarterfinals. The Catalan club rode home courtesy of an own goal from Luke Shaw, with Lukaku and strike partner both spurning several good chances to score themselves.
They now visit Barcelona on April 16, hoping to overturn a deficit as they did in the previous round.


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Q: Does MGF determine CDF? Suppose $X,Y$ are two random variables.They have MGF:$M_X(t)=\mathbb E(e^{tX}),M_Y(t)=\mathbb E(e^{tY})$
If $M_X(t)\equiv M_Y(t)$
Why can we conclude $X,Y$ have the same distribution?
(like the characteristic funtion ,could we have an equation like inversion formula?)

A: First recall that two random variables $X$ and $Y$ can have the same moments $E(X^k)=E(Y^k)$ for every nonnegative integer $k$ and yet have different CDFs (examples are in the book by Casella and Berger). However, when the MGFs are finite in an interval around $0$ and coincide, they indeed determine the CDF (see Probability and Measure by Billingsley).

A: From Wikipedia:
An important property of the moment-generating function is that if two distributions have the same moment-generating function, then they are identical at almost all points. That is, if for all values of t,
$M_X(t) = M_Y(t),$
then
$F_X(x) = F_Y(x)$
for all values of x (or equivalently X and Y have the same distribution).
This statement is not equivalent to "if two distributions have the same moments, then they are identical at all points", because in some cases the moments exist and yet the moment-generating function does not, because in some cases the limit
$\displaystyle \lim_{n \rightarrow \infty} \sum_{i=0}^n \frac{t^im_i}{i!}$
does not exist. This happens for the lognormal distribution.
If the moment generating function is defined on such an interval, then it uniquely determines a probability distribution.


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Q: Prove point-wise and uniform convergence of function (Carothers 10.9.f) I am trying to complete exercise 10.9.f in Carothers Real Analysis. The ask is to provide a formal proof that $nxe^{-nx}$ converges pointwise and determine if it uniformly converges (if not, find a subinterval that does).
I propose the limit is 0, but I'm am not sure how to define the $n\geq N$ that will make $|nxe^{-nx}|<\epsilon$ true.

A: The limit is $0$ for $x \geq 0$ but it is $-\infty$ for $x<0$. The convergence is not uniform on $(0,\infty)$ because $nxe^{-nx}=e^{-1}$ when $x=\frac  1 n$.
Hint for showing that the limit is $0$ for $x>0$: Use the inequality $e^{nx} >\frac {n^{2}x^{2}} 2$.


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The 2015 Slovenian Supercup, known as Superpokal Telekom Slovenije 2015 due to sponsorship reasons, was the eleventh edition of the Slovenian Supercup, an annual football match contested by the winners of the previous season's Slovenian PrvaLiga and Slovenian Cup competitions. The match was played on 5 July 2015 at the Bonifika Stadium in Koper between the 2014–15 Slovenian Cup winners Koper and the 2014–15 Slovenian PrvaLiga winners Maribor.

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See also
2015–16 Slovenian PrvaLiga
2015–16 Slovenian Cup

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WARNING! Cumulus Networks has deprecated its custom automation modules, in favor of the native modules developed by Puppet and Chef directly. Please read this article for more information.
Modules are specific pieces of code built into a DevOps tool to make them more robust, easier to drive and more specific to your situation. One of the best parts about Cumulus Linux is that modules are not required. Since Cumulus Linux is Linux, every built-in module just works.
That being said, Cumulus Networks has developed some modules to make automation even easier.
Templates and built-in modules are great tools. There are many examples around the Web demonstrating all kinds of pre-built modules. And while a product-specific module sometimes makes more sense than a template, there is no requirement to use one over the other. With Cumulus Linux, you have the choice!
Here are examples with Ansible, Chef and Puppet Modules for Cumulus Linux.
The cl-license module helps automate installation of the Cumulus Linux license which is required to make the front panel (hardware accelerated) switch ports function.
The cl-interface-policy module helps enforce which interfaces can be configured on Cumulus Linux. For example, if a playbook is run, but sometime later an admin manually adds an access port to a VLAN, the cl-interface-policy module will enforce its configured policy the next time it is run and de-configure the manually added port. This way, configurations can be enforced and standardized across the network nodes.
cl_interface_policy: allowed="lo eth0 swp1-33 br0 br0.1-10 bond0-10"


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Clark Gable Quotes
Giving Love
The things a man has to have are hope and confidence in himself against odds, and sometimes he needs somebody, his pal or his mother or his wife or God, to give him that confidence. He's got to have some inner standards worth fighting for or there won't be any way to bring him into conflict. And he must be ready to choose death before dishonor without making too much song and dance about it. That's all there is to it.
Mother, Song, Fighting
Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn.
Movie, Badass, Wind
"Fictional character: Rhett Butler". "Gone with the Wind", 1939.
I never laugh until I've had my coffee.
Coffee, Laughing
"Fictional character: Babe Stewart". "No Man of Her Own", www.imdb.com. 1932.
I am intrigued by glamorous women ... A vain woman is continually taking out a compact to repair her makeup. A glamorous woman knows she doesn't need to.
Makeup, Needs, Vain
Honey, we all got to go sometime, reason or no reason. Dying's as natural as living. The man who's too afraid to die is too afraid to live.
Death, Men, Dying
When it's over it's over. No questions, no tears, no farewell kisses.
Farewell, Kissing, Tears
When you smile it's like the sun coming up.
It is an extra dividend when you like the girl you've fallen in love with.
Love, Inspirational, Girl
"Personal Quotes/ Biography". www.imdb.com.
I'm no actor and I never have been. What people see on the screen is me.
People, Actors, Has Beens
Hell, if I'd jumped on all the dames I'm supposed to have jumped on, I'd have had no time to go fishing.
Fishing, Dames, Hell
The only reason they come to see me is that I know that life is great - and they know I know it.
Life, Reason, Knows
Types really don't matter. I have been accused of preferring blondes. But I have known some mighty attractive redheads, brunettes, and yes, women with grey hair. Age, height, weight haven't anything to do with glamour.
Hair, Age, Weight
I'm just a lucky slob from Ohio who happened to be in the right place at the right time.
Ohio, Lucky, Right Time
"The Hollywood Book of Scandals: The Shocking, Often Disgraceful Deeds". Book by James Robert Parish, p. 67, 2004.
The things a man has to have are hope and confidence in himself against odds... And he must be ready to choose death before dishonor without making too much song and dance about it.
Song, Men, Odds
Marilyn is a kind of ultimate. She is uniquely feminine. Everything she does is different, strange, and exciting, from the way she talks to the way she uses that magnificent torso. She makes a man proud to be a man.
Men, Doe, Different
I bring to a role everything I am, was and hope to be.
I don't discuss women at all with anyone. There are good qualities in all women. Some may be lacking in some of these qualities and should have them. I'm liable to say so and hurt their feelings, and it wouldn't be meant that way at all.
Hurt, Should Have, Feelings
Rhett: Don't start flirting with me. I'm not one of your plantation beaux. I want more than flirting from you.
Scarlett: What do you want?
Rhett: I'll tell you, Scarlett O'Hara, if you'll take that Southern-belle simper off your face. Someday I want you to say to me the words I heard you say to Ashley Wilkes: "I love you!"
Scarlett: That's something you'll never hear from me, Captain Butler, as long as you live.
Love, Flirting, Long
The things a man has to have are hope and confidence in himself against odds, and sometimes he needs somebody, his pal or his mother or his wife or God, to give him that confidence.
Mother, Self Esteem, Men
I hate a liar. Maybe because I'm such a good one myself, heh? Anyway, to find someone has told an out and out lie puts him on the other side of the fence from me for all time.
Hate, Liars, Lying
I thought a thread of notable quotes relating to coffee may be interesting.
Coffee, Interesting, May
It's a chain of accidents. When you step into Hollywood, you wind yourself into thousands of chains of accidents. If all of the thousands happen to come out exactly right-and the chance of that figures out to be one in eight million-then you'll be a star.
Stars, Eight, Wind
This power that I'm supposed to have over women was never noticed when I was a stage actor on Broadway. I don't know when I got it. And by God, I can't explain it.
Stage Actors, Broadway, Knows
Disagreeing with the fervent patriotism of the Confederates: "I think it's hard winning a war with words, gentlemen. . . . I'm saying very plainly that the Yankees are better equipped than we. . . . All we've got is cotton and slaves, and arrogance." "I seem to be spoiling everybody's brandy and cigars and dreams of victory."
Dream, War, Winning
Only interested in himself and profiting from the war as an unscrupulous entrepreneur, and not in being a patriot: "I believe in Rhett Butler. He's the only cause I know. The rest doesn't mean much to me."
War, Believe, Mean
Carole Lombard
Jean Harlow
Vivien Leigh Film actress
Carole Lombard Actress
Cary Grant Film actor
Loretta Young Actress
Jean Harlow Film actress
Gary Cooper Film actor
Humphrey Bogart Actor
Joan Crawford Dancer
Gregory Peck Actor
James Stewart Film actor
Olivia de Havilland Film actress
Marlon Brando Actor
Errol Flynn Actor
Claudette Colbert Actress
Katharine Hepburn Actress
Spencer Tracy Actor
Montgomery Clift Film actor
Ava Gardner Actress
Burt Lancaster Film actor
Born: February 1, 1901


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With the advent of online shopping, more and more customers have found it intriguing to get personalized choices of clothing. The best part of online shopping is that you don't require visiting any store. All you have to do is to have a proper Internet connection and check the deals and offers on the website you choose.
While online shopping is intriguing for everyone, it becomes difficult to get the proper size and design of clothes for women. So when you choose kurtis online shopping, you need to keep certain tips in mind.
This guide will enlighten you about the things to consider right before choosing the best kurti design to flaunt this summer.
To know more keep reading on.
Kurti is one such outfit which has garnered immense popularity in recent years. Not only is a kurti great for your business outfit, but choosing it would never disappoint you at a party or a wedding.
A kurti is, thus, a great outfit to flaunt on any occasion. But regardless of whatsoever occasion, buying a kurti requires keeping certain things in mind.
To know more, keep reading on.
As of now, everyone is aware of the variations pertaining to sizes. As a matter of fact, the sizes vary and this entirely depends on the brands. It can be safely navigated in the store by trying the clothes in the trial room.
However, when it comes to online shopping, you need to choose your kurti very carefully. Unless the brand you choose uses the true fit technique, you might want to whip out the measuring tape.
A kurti can be well-fitted when you know the proper size of your bust, hips, and waist. In case you're not aware of the sizes, then here's the safest bet. Visit a tailor and get the measurement done. This will ensure you to get the most possible accuracy pertaining to measurements.
The next thing you require doing is reading the customer reviews thoroughly. You should never avoid this section, for the customer reviews happen to be the most valuable piece of information.
This is due to the fact that they already know the real perspective of the kurti which you are going to buy soon. Use your screen and scan for more comments pertaining to the quality, fit, size of the material of the kurti.
The kurti might look on point when you check it in the image. However, it might end up with disasters. It might be tight in the hips or bust. So reading the customer reviews is necessary when you proceed with kurtis online shopping.
The feel of the kurti material is just as essential as its size. And there would be nothing worse than getting a kurti which you've been eyeing for days only to discover the fabric is not that great.
Since it's impossible to predict the material from a picture, it is better to familiarize with the material. Plus, you cannot even distinguish the textures properly just by looking at a picture.
What you can do is open your wardrobe and find the pieces that you are fond of and check whether or not they are comfortable.
You can also check whether or not they are itchy, uncomfortable, or stuffy. In this way, you can proceed effectively in buying the best kurti from the online market. In case you hate polyester, then you should always avoid this kind of material.
In terms of flexibility, you should always be aware of how the color appears on the screen of your device. You can also translate the same way in person too. Color can differ from batch to batch. And you should always be prepared that the products might arrive in slightly dissimilar hue.
However, if the color is not at all similar to your expectations, then you definitely have to send it back.
You might encounter some occasional disappointment despite following the aforementioned things. You should always remember to familiarize and be prepared about the return policies right before the purchase.
The things that you should look for are the time required to returning the product (if it's not satisfactory). You should always keep an eye on whether or not there is an inclusion of free returns and whether or not exchanging option is available. You should also check whether or not there are restocking fees.
Even if the kurti doesn't fit properly, it doesn't mean you should go for the return policy. You should always make sure that if it's a bit bigger, you can always take the kurti to a tailor. This will ensure the perfect fit of the kurti, despite the inconvenience caused.
Remember that you aren't toting the garments around the store physically. So, it can bring pretty impulse purchasing while proceeding with kurtis online shopping. To avoid purchasing unnecessary things, you should always ask yourself about the purchase. In this way, you can edit your cart accordingly and find the best kurtis accordingly.
Thus, this brings the closure of this guide enlightening you about the tips to choose the perfect kurti from the online market. In case you have any query, you can always visit a reliable website and check their kurti materials, sizes, and more.
Awesome KURTIS. I love it.


While Ventura gets the nod as the picturesque county seat of Ventura, Oxnard is actually the largest city in Ventura County. Large enough in fact, to be 19th most populous city in the state, with just over 200,000 as of the 2012 Census report.
Oxnard was a huge sugar beet production center for the first half of the 20th century, and hundreds of acres of fertile fields still stretch out the area today.
There are plenty of landmarks in Oxnard including Channel Islands Harbor, Casa Sirena Resort, the Esplanade Shopping Mall, Fisherman's Wharf, the Carriage Square Shopping Center, the Maritime Museum, and many other major hotel, restaurant and retail projects.
The beaches in Oxnard are large and the sand is exceptionally soft, especially compared to the L.A. County beaches. Oxnard is split from Ventura by the Santa Clara River, which flows from Santa Clarita.
Oxnard is somewhat cooler than elsewhere in Ventura County, with the all-time high temperature managing just 101 degrees.. an almost daily temperature in Santa Clarita in the summer months.
Port Hueneme is an active and important deep water port in the southern part of Oxnard. Companies utilizing the Port include Del Monte Foods, Chiquita, BMW, Land Rover, and Jaguar. The US Navy presence is very well felt here, despite the base being located behind a secure perimeter.
Above, the current median price of SOLD single family detached homes in Oxnard vs. Ventura. BELOW: Current median prices in Oxnard vs. Port Hueneme.


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June 2, 2017by Areesh ZubairNo CommentsArt & Artists
5 AAMIR ZAKI SONGS YOU MUST LISTEN TO
We lost a legend today, a legend of the Pakistani Music scene, a great guitar player, a beautiful Bass player and an extraordinary human being. We mourn his death by looking back at his career and some of the most memorable songs of the legend named Aamir Zaki.
Zaki was discovered first by Alamgir at age 16. 'Classic P.T.V.Global Video' shows him with Alamgir playing a Flying V that he built himself. Zaki continued to make his own guitars.
We interviewed Aamir a few years back
Aamir Zaki's debut album 'Signature' was released in 1994 in Pakistan. Zaki was awarded a 'Soundcraft' Gold Disc for the debut. It sold worldwide gaining him a very loyal fan base.
The album contained only one Urdu song, 'Mera Piyar' and it reached Number 1 immediately, staying at the top of the charts for a while. Today 'Mera Piyar' is the most widely covered love song of the Pakistani mainstream/pop music industry,
Zaki's second official release was 'Rough Cut'. The duo of Aamir Zaki and Hadiqa Kiyani, 'Rough Cut' released an album of the same name, it was an all English album with only one Urdu song 'Iss Bar Milo' ('Rough Cut' 2005). 'Iss Bar Milo' recieved the award for 'Best song/video' that year and reached Number 1 in the charts. Two english videos were released subsequently, 'Living This Lie' and 'Be With You'.
Aamir Zaki was also a part of NAPA (National Academy of Performing Arts) where he used to teach western music.
If you haven't already, or if you want to reminisce, here are 5 songs we want you to listen to.
1: Mera Pyar – Aamir Zaki
2: Bhula Dayna – Aamir Zaki
3: Badnaam – Aamir Zaki
4: Iss Baar Milo – Aamir Zaki Feat. Hadiqa Kiani
5: People are People – Aamir Zaki
90's Amir Zaki Classic Guitar Guitarist Legend Music Musician Pakistan
ALI SETHI IS THE KING OF QUIRKY STYLE
THE VERSATILE ACTING PROWESS OF RAMSHA KHAN
STYLE STAR: ASIM AZHAR
GIVEAWAY: NOURHAN
VINTAGE ACCESSORIES FOR HOME


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