text:
Home » Geography and Environment » Human Environment » Cities and Towns » Rockford
Coosa County
Coosa County Schools
Christopher Maloney, Auburn University
Rockford is the seat of Coosa County. It has a mayor/council form of government.
Located on Hatchet Creek, Rockford was founded in 1835. Prior to its selection as the county seat, the county government was located in the town of Lexington. When that town was abandoned in 1834, Rockford was established as the seat the following year. In 1840, the county held a vote to decide among Rockford, Nixburg and Wetumpka as the county seat, and Rockford was selected and retained the honor. In 1906, the courthouse was renovated. Later in the twentieth century, the textile industry became a major employer for local residents, particularly Avondale Mills. Avondale established a plant in Rockford and plants in Sylacauga to the north and Alexander City to the east. The Rockford plant closed in January 2008, and Avondale went out of business shortly thereafter.
Rockford's population according to 2016 Census estimates was 618. Of that number, 56.3 percent of the population reported itself as white and 43.7 percent as African American. The city's median household income was $21,429, and per capita income was $14,461.
According to 2016 Census estimates, the workforce in Rockford was divided among the following industrial categories:
Manufacturing (21.9 percent)
Educational services, and health care and social assistance (20.4 percent)
Construction (13.9 percent)
Other services, except public administration (12.4 percent)
Public administration (10.9 percent)
Retail trade (9.5 percent)
Transportation and warehousing and utilities (6.6 percent)
Professional, scientific, management, and administrative and waste management services (4.4 percent)
Public education in Rockford is administered by the Coosa County School District, which oversees one K-8th grade elementary school and one 9th-12th grade high school. In addition, there is a science and technology school for 9th-12th graders.
Rockford is accessed by U.S. Route 231 and state routes 21 and 53, all of which run north-south, and State Route 22, which runs east-west. In addition, County Road 18 enters the town from the southeast.
Events and Places of Interest
Fred the Town Dog
The Old Rock Jail, more formally the former Coosa County Jail, dates from 1825. It is on the National Register of Historic Places and houses a museum. On the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage are the Rockford Women's Club House (ca. 1932), the James Powell House, and Old Rockford Elementary School (ca. 1927). Behind the Rock Jail lies the grave of Fred the Town Dog, a stray who was adopted by the town in 1993 and lived there a decade, dying in 2002. He became nationally known after being featured on the Animal Planet television network and was inducted into the Alabama Animal Hall of Fame in 2004.
Brewer, George. History of Coosa County, Alabama. Easley, S.C.: Southern Historical Press, 1987.
Heritage of Coosa County, Alabama. Clanton, Ala.: Heritage Publishing Consultants, 1999.
Published: July 18, 2011 | &nbspLast updated: October 31, 2019


The clinical process of Art Therapy provides a unique insight into the development of the infant mind and their relationships. This unique and creative infant/caregiver interaction allows families to explore their tactile environment to effectively communicate without words. This intervention strives to prevent mental health disorders throughout the lifespan and preserve valuable bonding.
Rachel Ackerman holds a Masters in Counseling and Art Therapy from Adler University in Chicago. She is also a DONA trained birth doula and has advanced training in Perinatal Mood Disorders from Postpartum Support International.


Grade 10 Art and Design students have plunged wholeheartedly into all that the creative possibilities that their new subject choices can possibly offer. Visual Arts created sculptures as a dedication to the artwork and sculptures of the Artist Paul du Toit. Design students explored the possibilities of foreground and back ground perspectives as they learn more about the elements of design.


View Available books with our Book for Book® Program!
Help us to educate and improve the welfare of disadvantaged populations.
Our mission is to educate and improve the welfare of disadvantaged populations in the community.
This is accomplished with our two programs. The first program is our Book for Book® Program that increases the early childhood literacy rate across the nation. There is only 1 book for every 300 children who live in low-income communities. We have partnered with Young Series™ publisher to distribute bilingual children books. Every book that is purchased, we will donate a book to a child in need. Our goal is to provide 1 book for every child in America.
Another program is being a recruitment organization for Be the Match. We coordinate events to increase the counts of minorities in the Be the Match Registry®. Be the Match Registry is operated by the National Marrow Donor Program®, Every day, there are thousands of patients with leukemia and other life-threatening diseases hoping to get the marrow or cord blood transplant that can save their lives. You have the power to save a life!
GAC has partnered with the publisher of Young Series and will donate one book for every book purchased..
Looking to purchase bilingual children's books? Or looking to purchase some GAC swag? Here's where to shop!
Be the Match Registry® offers an opportunity to join in the most uplifting activity you can imagine; the ability to save a life!
Recognizing the gap between literacy rates with low-income children and middle-income children in communities across the nation, Guardian Angel Council saw the need to provide books to children in need. This will guide the future of not only our children, but for the impact that they will have by contributing to society as a collective group.
For every book that is purchased our partnership with the Young Series™ publisher, we will donate a book to a child in need.
Because tissue types are inherited, patients are most likely to match someone of their own race or ethnicity. Registry members from diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds are especially needed. Caucasians make up 74% of the registry. Hispanic/Latino make up 10% of registry, African American/Black make up 7%, Asian/South Asian make up 7%, Multiple Races make up 3%, American Indian/Alaska Native make up 1%, and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander make up 0.1%.
Together, we're improving the welfare of disadvantaged populations in the community.
When you donate your used plane, car, truck, RV, boat or other vehicle to GAC, we'll turn the proceeds into ways to educate and improve the welfare of disadvantaged populations in the community through our programs.GAC's vehicle donation program handles all the details at no charge to you.
Simply call our office at (480) 306-5207, email us at donate@gacouncil.org or complete our online form by clicking here.
DO YOU WANT TO DONATE OR ASK SOME QUESTIONS?


text:
Matthew Perry Reveals He Just Spent 3 Months in the Hospital
by Corinne Heller | Sat., Sep. 15, 2018 8:02 AM
Matthew Perry Spent the Past 3 Months in a Hospital
Matthew Perryrevealed on Twitter on Friday that he has spent the past three months hospitalized.
In August, the 49-year-old actor, best known for playing Chandler Bing on Friends, underwent gastrointestinal surgery at a Los Angeles medical center to repair a gastrointestinal perforation, aka a ruptured bowel. The condition is life-threatening.
"Three months in a hospital bed. Check," Perry wrote in what marked his first tweet in almost six months.
Perry did not specify if he remains in the hospital or was discharged and also did not give other details on the condition of his health.
While surgery to repair a gastrointestinal perforation is successful most of the time, complications such as infections can occur, according to the U.S. National Library of Medicine. The outcome of the surgery depends on how early the ailment was diagnosed, how severe the perforation is and whether the patient had another illness at the time.
Friends Couples Ranked, and No. 1 May Shock You...
Illnesses such as appendicitis, stomach ulcers, gallstones and Crohn's disease can cause gastrointestinal perforations, as can a stabbing to the abdomen and abdominal surgery. In addition, smoking and excessive alcohol use can increase a person's risk of getting one. Perry has been open about his struggles with alcohol abuse and owns his own sober-living facility named Perry House.
TAGS/ Matthew Perry , Friends , , Injury And Illness , Top Stories , Apple News , wochit

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


The number of companies provides Java Training in Chandigarh in these days. ThinkNEXT Technologies Private Limited is also a well-known company which provides finest java training in Chandigarh. The staff of the company is excellent and well experienced. ThinkNEXT is on the peak of the companies that provide java training in Chandigarh.


text:
Q: Gallery page at wordpress? I got a problem :/
I have a plugins for the users can send files for my media gallery, this is working perfeclty, but, I want to show my media library in a page or post of wordpress. This is possible ?
I guess i need a plugin or script right ? Thx :D

A: I dont know if you are talking about wordpress.com or wordpress.org but it should be the same.
Use the [gallery] shortcode in your page/post and it will output your images from your media library. You can specify images by using their id's, read more about it here:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Gallery_Shortcode
If you want to display other file formats, it is possible.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


text:
Q: WPF Datagrid Double Click on RowDetailsTemplate also fires Double Click event on parent Row I have a WPF Datagrid showing data. For each item displayed in the DataGrid, the item can be expanded to display detail data shown using the RowDetailsTemplate. Both the DataGrid Row and the RowDetailsTemplate handle the Double Click event.
The problem is when double clicking on the RowDetailsTemplate, the double click event is correctly fired, but the double click event for the parent Row is ALSO fired. This is undesired behaviour.
Does anyone know how to resolve this so that double clicking on the RowDetailTemplate only fired the RowDetailsTemplate double click event and not also it's parent Row double click event?

A: I encountered this and observed two events, so setting e.Handled to true did not help.
I couldn't find a better solution than to keep a boolean 'lock' variable:
private bool lockDoubleClick;

private void dgParent_OnMouseDoubleClick(object sender, MouseButtonEventArgs e)
{
    if (lockDoubleClick) return;
    // parent was double-clicked; do something
}

private void dgChild_OnMouseDoubleClick(object sender, MouseButtonEventArgs e)
{
    lockDoubleClick = true;
    // child was double-clicked; do something
    Dispatcher.BeginInvoke(new Action(() => lockDoubleClick = false));
}

A: The event is probably bubbling, you could try setting
e.Handled = true;

in the row details double click handler to prevent the handling by parent controls.


We are delighted to announce that Chris Hunter from NationWide Laboratories will be joining us as a speaker for our live workshop/webinar at the RSC's Chemistry World Jobs Live London.
Chris is the Laboratory Director of one of the UK's leading veterinary laboratories providing diagnostic and clinical pathology services for veterinary surgeons throughout the UK, Europe and beyond. Chris has over 20 years experience in analytical laboratories and is a chemistry graduate from Huddersfield University with an MBA from Leeds University. Previous to his current role he was a Laboratory Manager with the Environment Agency.
We are excited to have Chris on the panel as we are confident that he will add an extra dimension of knowledge to the workshop given his current work in the veterinary sector and all his years of experience in analytical laboratories.
This event will be themed "how to build a career in the chemical industry" and it will explore how to progress your career whether you are at a junior or senior level. So if you are looking for a new challenge or if you are exploring the idea of a career change this will be an excellent workshop for you to attend. Over the next few weeks we will be announcing the speakers for the event, find out the speakers who have been released so far here.


text:
Trump downplays talk of a recession after his economic advisers say growing fears are unfounded
President Donald Trump said he is "prepared for everything" but that "most economists" don't think a recession is on the horizon as growing fears of a slowdown persist.
"We are doing tremendously well," the President told reporters on a tarmac in New Jersey before boarding Air Force One to return to Washington. "Consumers are rich, tax cut loaded up with money. I saw Walmart numbers through the roof, better than any poll," he said.
The comments come amid concerns of a global economic slowdown that could potentiallythreaten Trump's 2020 reelection bid. The economy has been an important talking point for the President, who often invokes its growth as a way to boost his administration's popularity. Though the US economy, for now, remains on stable ground, five of the world's biggest economies are at risk of a recession, and a week of whiplash on Wall Street spiked fears the US economy could be dragged down too.
Trump conceded on Sunday that economies across the world are "not doing well like we are doing, the rest of the world, if you look at Germany, if you look at European Union, frankly, look at the UK, look at a lot of the countries, they are not doing well." Trump added that "most economists actually say we are not going to have a recession."
Trump said the US has options on how to handle a recession, but that it would happen only if he had no choice but to take on China.
"If I wanted to make a bad deal and settle on China, the market would go up. But it wouldn't be the right thing to do," he explained. "I'm just not ready to make a deal, China would like to make a deal, I'm not ready."
Two top White House economic advisers on Sunday brushed off fears of a brewing global recession, instead boasting about the state of the US economy under Trump.
"No, I don't see a recession. And let me add just one theme … Just one theme. We're doing pretty darn well, in my judgment. Let's not be afraid of optimism," Larry Kudlow, the White House's chief economic adviser, told NBC's Chuck Todd on "Meet The Press." In a separate appearance on "Fox News Sunday," Kudlow told host Dana Perino that he didn't see a recession "at all."
White House trade adviser Peter Navarro similarly brushed off concerns of an impending recession, telling CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union" that the yield curve — a critical economic indicator related to US Treasury bonds that, when inverted, often precedes recessions — was not "technically" inverted last week.
Since Trump took office, the stock market has reached record highs and unemployment has stayed at a historic low. But any number of factors could set off a US downturn, including Trump's trade policy, a weakening global economy, the waning effects of the 2017 tax cuts or even a risk of deflation.
Five of the world's biggest economies are at risk. Here's where the US stands
Trump on Sunday wrote on Twitter that the US economy is "the best in the world," claiming also that it's "Poised for big growth after trade deals are completed."
Earlier Sunday, the two officials sought to draw positive attention to the US economy, with Navarro telling Tapper, "What we see now is foreign capital coming to the best game on the globe, which is the Trump economy. It's going into our stock market."
Kudlow also looked to refocus attention on economic gains under Trump, saying on NBC, "We had some blockbuster retail sales, consumer numbers towards the back end of last week. Really blockbuster numbers."
He said despite the worries about a volatile stock market, "most economists on Wall Street towards the end of the week had been marking up their forecasts for the third and fourth quarter. That echoes our view."


Aw, hell... Nah, I was pretty nice to the guy.
>I am a very legit businessman.
Then I am amazed that you weren't aware that you were sending Spam.
You think a mere wording change would change the nature of your email?
not realize the folly of sending unsolicited commercial email.
Let me ask you this:  Have you received even ONE legitimate order from this?
>with a program I bought that was suppose to keep me in the clear..
like me from finding out your REAL email address?
>I have not soliceted your services..
>finished... That should be enough to make you happy..
Perhaps your ill-conceived and illegitimate business is finished.
puts the burden of cost on the rest of the Internet?
>I guess I was wrong..
distribution costs for unwanted email.
>I have suffered enough for my simple miniscule mistake..
Originally, I thought that was the end of it, but NO... There's more!


Beacon Hill is the "inspiration room" showcasing to developers and designers the essence and soul of the newly launched Hyatt Centric brand. VLDG along with Hyatt Global Design developed the design language for the destination lifestyle brand for unique travelers. Every guestroom includes touches of local artistry that make the spaces provocative and dynamic. The Beacon hill inspiration room celebrates the rich Bostonian history. Walls are drenched with Ralph Waldo Emerson's poetic quotes printed on black glossy wallcovering, metal accents of antique copper highlight furniture pieces throughout, and a rich wood floor evokes the loveliness of the wealthy character homes once found throughout Beacon Hill.
Steps away from the famous Union Square Park, Hyatt Union Square is an upscale urban space that combines contemporary and natural elements. This whimsical, boutique hotel is an allegory of the astonishing city that it is located in.
Located in the lively New York City, Hyatt Herald Square reflects the stylish and chic city while still being comfortable. There is a balance between the inspiration from the Fashion and Media industries, taking cues from the tactile nature of both. From the letterpress blocks and layers of color to the texture of fabrics and stitch details, this hotel generates evocative dialogue.
Agrarian Past. Industrial Present. Potential Future. The Dream LIC was designed and influenced by the historical marsh and farm landscape of Hunter's Point; the industrial past; and the current dynamic cultural community. Case in point, the recently demolished Five Points Warehouse was artfully covered by curated graffiti. The graffiti creative power was full of unconventional kinetic energy which inspired the interior of the lobby. Color, industry, and combination of these elements create something chic and interesting.
Pestana CR7 strives to capture the alluring feeling of falling in love with their hotel experience over and over again. The partnership between Pestana and CR7 (Cristiano Ronaldo) combines the best of the past and future, with Portuguese influences and modern concepts of simple contrasts and layering textures. These elements create a sensual collection that is luxurious, fresh yet comfortable.


text:
package com.example.microServices;

import com.rabbitmq.client.Connection;

import java.util.concurrent.TimeoutException;

import com.rabbitmq.client.Channel;
import com.rabbitmq.client.ConnectionFactory;

/**
 * Will be useful later
 * @author caporali c
 *
 */
public class Exchanger {

	private static final String EXCHANGE_NAME = "testing";

	/*
	 * a simple method which returns the input string by the user (or "Hello World!")
	 */
	private static String getMessage(String[] strings){
	    if (strings.length < 1)
	        return "Hello World!";
	    return joinStrings(strings, " ");
	}

	/*
	 * quite obvious method
	 */
	private static String joinStrings(String[] strings, String delimiter) {
	    int length = strings.length;
	    if (length == 0) return "";
	    StringBuilder words = new StringBuilder(strings[0]);
	    for (int i = 1; i < length; i++) {
	        words.append(delimiter).append(strings[i]);
	    }
	    return words.toString();
	}

    public static void main(String[] argv)
                  throws java.io.IOException, TimeoutException {

    	ConnectionFactory factory = new ConnectionFactory();
    	factory.setHost("localhost");
    	Connection connection = factory.newConnection();
    	Channel channel = connection.createChannel();

        channel.exchangeDeclare(EXCHANGE_NAME, "fanout");

        String message = getMessage(argv);

        channel.basicPublish( EXCHANGE_NAME, "", null, message.getBytes());
    	System.out.println(" [x] Sent '" + message + "'");

    	channel.close();
    	connection.close();
    	}

}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Welcome to Annexia: Ruck AP sets SOLD OUT Thank You!
On Friday June 21 packages for Ruck Dunny 2013 SideShow Artist Proofs opened in my webstore; A Regular package and a Deluxe package. The Deluxe package, featured in the mockup above, comes with a custom 3" inverted colorway dunny.
All APs have sold out!!! Thank you everyone for your support, and also for your patience while make your brand new AP package-exclusive customs. Shipping for these customs is expected to start the week after SDCC. Thanks for all your support!


If you are a Canadian adult then please exercise your right to vote. Regardless of your political stripe, we can't lay the foundation for the Federation if we aren't part of the process.
Next Article I'm not dead yet!


Lately I've been getting a little crazy with Scrabble tile crafts. Last week I made Scrabble Tile coasters, and this week it's Scrabble tile wine markers. These are also fast and easy. It's takes about 20 minutes to make a set of six.
One Scrabble tile for each wine marker you want to make. I usually make a set of six.
Step One: Drill a hole in the corner of your Scrabble tile, taking care not to get to close to the edge. I drill in the corners because you don't have to make it exactly in the middle for it to look right.
Step Two: Put a jump ring through the hole in the tile and close the jump ring with your pliers.
Step Three: Select your earring hoop and bend the curve end straight using the pliers.
Step Four: Add your beads and your letter to the ring. Bend the earring back the way it was, holding the beads in place.
And if you'd rather not make a set, you can comment below to enter a giveaway where one lucky person will get to pick any six letters for their own set. Just comment before October 10th.
Very cute, love these. I just ordered 100 tiles from Beadaholique.
These look so fun! And sound easy to personalize. I'd love to enter the giveaway and nab and early Christmas present.
These are great looking. It's a wonderful gift, especially for those parties when you have to go around asking, " is this your glass? ".
If I hadn't read this, I never would have known what a jump ring was. Very nice job.
Our winner is Cheryl Albright! Cheryl, I will be in touch about your letter selection via e-mail.
This is a very essential for me as well. I must follow the content because You have posted some informative info which i need to know as well. Thanks!!!!


MOST IMPORTANT MESSAGE ANY MORE?
Every Christian should know that internationalism is the means by which anti-Christ Jews and their communist allies are taking control of the world. Through internationalism they are able to take power away from nations, and transfer it to international organisations that they control, such as the EU, NATO, the United Nations, the IMF, World Bank and Bilderbergers. Angela Merkel blocks Christian nationalists by promoting the internationalist agenda. She worked enthusiastically promoting the communist regime in East Germany before its fall. In contrast Vladimir Putin who had a similar start in his working life has been seriously promoting Christianity throughout Russia. This is why the American government and the mass media have been trying to create hostility toward him . Angela Merkel was annoyed when this photograph appeared in the press showing her enthusiastically taking part in an East German Communist Party Parade. Merkel's original name was Angela Kasner, she was also alleged to have been a propaganda secretary for the communist youth movement. The photograph was found by Sonja Feisberg, an old school-friend, who handed it to the German Press. Since being elected as Germany's leader she has pressed ahead with the international, communist agenda. While East Germany was ruled by communists, West Germany had been placed firmly under the Zionist jackboot in 1945. Like all Western leaders Angela Merkel only gets elected because she is promoted by the Zionist-controlled media and press. You may wonder why Christian church leaders no longer warn their congregations of the imminent threat from anti-Christ Jews, for it is clearly written in the bible. It is because our enemy work as gatekeepers, deciding who will take up appointments in the churches, in the same way they prevent the best of our people from entering parliament. It was commonly known that when Jews return to the holy land it will start the rise of the anti-Christ. That of course happened in 1948 when Zionists set up the state of Israel. The majority of Jews are not involved in this, while many Orthodox Jews are firmly anti-Zionist. This goes to show just how much power a small group of incredibly wealthy and fanatical Jews have. Of course they are aided and abetted by many non-Jews who are naive, unscrupulous, evil, greedy or vain. You don't have to be a religious fanatic to realise that Zionist Jews and secret societies have come to dominate the politics of the West, and we are all suffering severely as a result. They control our governments, all forms of entertainment, commerce, science, news agencies, and communications, where they perpetually broadcast strategies designed to further their aim of forming a satanic world government. They are incredibly cunning and devious. They have set up what appears to be a new group asking "Who owns the UK media?" They call themselves "the media reform coalition". This would give the impression that it has been set up by concerned members of the public wanting a more representative system. In fact it is comprised of some of the most evil organisations that have been corrupting minds while destroying the UK and its moral institutions for decades. This body includes the New Internationalist, the London School of Economics, The Joseph Rowntree Trust, The National Union of Journalists, Youth Media Agency, Goldsmiths of London, Open Society Foundation, and the Co-Operative Bank. They are basically world-government-promoting Zionist and communist groups. The church never mentions the fact that Oliver Cromwell conspired with Jewish usurers on mainland Europe, to allow them to illegally re-enter England. Once here they created the civil war to get rid of the king. Sixty years later they got away with setting up The Bank of England on a fraudulent system of usury. This goes against basic Christian principles, for not only does it allow bankers to steal money from governments and individuals, but it gives total power to those operating the money creation swindle. Once the Jews returned to England our troubles began. By being cunning, ruthless, dishonest, demanding and racist with an unhealthy worship of money, they eventually managed to gain control of our country. The most capable and virtuous Briton stands no chance of becoming a political leader. For he would be at a disadvantage by being straightforward and telling the truth. Seeing him as a threat Zionist Jews would block his route preventing him from getting elected. This isn't unique to England Jews have had to be kicked out of every country in Western Europe when the indigenous people reached the point of suffering beyond endurance. See how Zionists who are in control have promoted numerous non-white immigrants to superior positions above the indigenous British. Unable to understand or cope with the situation a high percentage of our people have become depressed and mentally disturbed. If they learn the truth they will be able to deal with the situation and set themselves free. This is what Zionists fear the most which is why they have stepped up the use of their media propaganda-machine. Don't be frightened by their fake shield of anti- Semitism we have to prevent a hostile takeover of our country.


Reports and coverages keep continously being published and released, and this means the game is REALLY going to hit the shelves shortly!
Here's what we found for you!
PCGames.de: more than 30 new pics!
EA Singapore: new screenshots and Facebook profile pictures!


text:
Il singolare dell'Indian Wells Masters 2001 è stato un torneo di tennis facente parte dell'ATP Tour.

Àlex Corretja era il detentore del titolo, ma ha perso nel 3º turno contro Patrick Rafter.

Andre Agassi ha battuto in finale 7–6 (7–5), 7–5, 6–1 Pete Sampras.

Teste di serie

Qualificazioni

Tabellone

Finali

Parte alta

Sezione 1

Sezione 2

Parte bassa

Sezione 3

Sezione 4

Collegamenti esterni

Indian Wells Masters 2001
ATP Tour 2001

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


A change of plan saw me contact Rob Campion to meet up at Beeston Rylands for a ground Id not been before, on arrival, I was greeted by match referee Jevon Swinscoe. After getting the team lineups, it was to the pitch and taking the Rylands team photo.
The game kicked off with both sides cancelling each other out until the 20th minute, when a shot was heading towards te Rylands net, when Lewis Robinson made a superb save, the only problem was, he wasnt the keeper, he was last man, so it gave Jevon no alternative but to produce the red card and a penalty to the visitors. Up stepped LEE TOWNSEND to put Rovers in front.
Ashland went looking for a second goal, whilst 10 man Beeston played on the counter attack and Rich Philpott had to clear off the line on the half hour.
The Second Half saw Beeston press forward but it was difficult with the ten men, the game was put to bed in the 69th minute, when a header hit the Rylands post and fell out to BEN SHERRATT to slot home.
One happy man was Ashland Rovers Keeper Adam Revuelta who made his 100th appearance and kept a clean sheet.


Located just east of Orlando, our Titusville Access self storage facility may be on the outskirts of Titusville, but it's so easy to access, you can easily reach us from anywhere in the area. Situated at 4345 South Street, we're on the east side of the road, sandwiched nicely between Modular Archery Solutions and Appliance Direct, straight across the street from the Brevard County Solid Waste facility. From Interstate 95, exit east on Cheney Highway, then head north on South Street—you can't miss us!
Vehicle Storage: Tired of looking at that extra vehicle that's sitting in your driveway or garage? Why not store it with us? Our Titusville Access facility is well equipped to handle any type of vehicle you might have, from motorcycles to SUVs. Plus, storing with us means you no longer have to worry about the harmful effects of weather, pests, and even vandals.
Boat Storage: Need a place to store your boat between fun days out on the water? Between trips to the seashore, keep your boat at our facility where you can rest assured it'll remain safe from vandals, pests, and even weather and humidity. Why worry about anything more than when you'll take it out next?
Exit 215 - Travel East on Hwy 50 to 1st light. Make a Left onto State Road 405 North and travel North 1 mile, we are on right at 4345 South Street (S.R.405). (We are no longer affiliated with the store 1/4 mile north of us).


text:
O meridiano 154 W é um meridiano que, partindo do Polo Norte, atravessa o Oceano Ártico, América do Norte, Oceano Pacífico, Oceano Antártico, Antártida e chega ao Polo Sul. Forma um círculo máximo com o Meridiano 26 E.

Começando no Polo Norte, o meridiano 154º Oeste tem os seguintes cruzamentos:
{| class="wikitable"
! País, território ou mar
! Notas
|-
| style="background:#b0e0e6;" | Oceano Ártico
| style="background:#b0e0e6;" |
|-
| style="background:#b0e0e6;" | Mar de Beaufort
| style="background:#b0e0e6;" |
|-
|
| Alasca
|-
| style="background:#b0e0e6;" | Baía Kamishak
| style="background:#b0e0e6;" |
|-
|
| Alasca
|-
| style="background:#b0e0e6;" | Estreito de Shelikhov
| style="background:#b0e0e6;" |
|-valign="top"
|
| Ilha Kodiak, Alasca
|-valign="top"
| style="background:#b0e0e6;" | Oceano Pacífico
| style="background:#b0e0e6;" |
|-valign="top"
|
| Ilha Sitkinak, Alasca
|-valign="top"
| style="background:#b0e0e6;" | Oceano Pacífico
| style="background:#b0e0e6;" | Passa a oeste do atol Maupihaa,
|-
| style="background:#b0e0e6;" | Oceano Antártico
| style="background:#b0e0e6;" |
|-
|-valign="top"
| Antártida
| Dependência de Ross, reivindicada pela
|}

Ver também
 Meridiano 153 W
 Meridiano 155 W

154 W


text:
Home » Blog » Hulu: Everything Coming and Leaving This July
Hulu: Everything Coming and Leaving This July
June 15, 2020 by Michelle Beck
Below is a list of everything coming to and leaving Hulu in July.
Everything coming to Hulu in July:
July 1 1000-lb Sisters: Complete Season 1 TLC
July 2 90 Day Fiance: Before the 90 Days: Complete Season 3 TLC
July 3 90 Day Fiance: The Other Way: Complete Season 1 TLC
July 4 BBQ Rig Race: Complete Season 1 Food Network
July 5 Beyond the Headlines: The College Admissions Scandal with Gretchen Carlson: Complete Season 1 LIFETIME
July 6 Biography: Chris Farley – Anything for a Laugh A&E
July 7 Bobby Flay's Barbecue Addiction: Special Food Network
July 1 Buddy vs. Duff: Complete Season 1 Food Network
July 1 Burgers, Brew & 'Que: Complete Seasons 1-3, 5 Food Network
July 1 Deadly Women: Complete Season 13 ID
July 1 Eat, Sleep, BBQ: Complete Season 1 Food Network
July 1 Family By the Ton: Complete Season 2 TLC
July 1 Ghost Hunters: Complete Season 1 A&E
July 1 Homicide Hunter: Complete Season 9 ID
July 1 House Hunters: Complete Season 154 – 159 HGTV
July 1 Intervention: Complete Season 20 A&E
July 1 Jamie and Doug Plus One: Complete Season 1 LIFETIME
July 1 Kids BBQ Championship: Complete Season 1& 2 Food Network
July 1 Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath: Complete Season 3 A&E
July 1 Man vs. Master: Chef Battle: Complete Season 1 FYI
July 1 Married at First Sight: Complete Seasons 1-3 FYI
July 1 Psychic Kids: Complete Season 1 A&E
July 1 Say Yes to the Nest: Complete Season 1 HGTV
July 1 Seven Year Switch: Complete Seasons 1 & 2 FYI
July 1 Sex Sent Me to the ER: Complete Season 3 TLC
July 1 Shark Week 2018 Discovery
July 1 The American Farm: Complete Season 1 HISTORY
July 1 The Day I Picked My Parents: Complete Season 1 A&E
July 1 The Grill Dads: Complete Season 1 Food Network
July 1 The Strongest Man In History Complete Season 1 HISTORY
July 1 The Toe Bro: Complete Season 1 A&E
July 1 The UnXplained with William Shatner: Complete Season 1 HISTORY
July 1 Twisted Sisters: Complete Season 2 ID
July 1 UFOs: Secret Alien Technology HISTORY
July 1 UFOs: Secret Missions Exposed HISTORY
July 1 Ultimate Summer Cook-Off: Complete Season 1 Food Network
July 1 Unexpected: Complete Season 3 TLC
July 1 Unpolished: Complete Season 1 TLC
July 1 Welcome to Plathville: Complete Season 1 TLC
July 1 12 and Holding (2006)
July 1 2001 Maniacs (2005)
July 1 52 Pick-Up (1986)
July 1 A Bridge Too Far (1977)
July 1 A Complete History of My Sexual Failures (2009)
July 1 A Kid Like Jake (2018)
July 1 A Mighty Wind (2003)
July 1 A Storks Journey (2017)
July 1 An Eye for a Eye (1966)
July 1 The Axe Murders of Villisca (2017)
July 1 The Bellboy (1960)
July 1 Beloved (2012)
July 1 Best In Show (2000)
July 1 Between Us (2017)
July 1 Beyond the Valley of the Dolls (1970)
July 1 Birdwatchers (2010)
July 1 Boogie Woogie (2010)
July 1 The Bounty (1984)
July 1 Brokedown Palace (1998)
July 1 Buffy, the Vampire Slayer (1992)
July 1 Bug (1975)
July 1 Buried (2010)
July 1 Cadaver (2009)
July 1 California Dreamin' (2009)
July 1 Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter (1974)
July 1 Catcher Was A Spy (2018)
July 1 The Catechism Cataclysm (2011)
July 1 Change of Plans (2010)
July 1 Cheech & Chong's Still Smokin' (1983)
July 1 Cinderfella (1960)
July 1 Citizen Soldier (2016)
July 1 The Client (1994)
July 1 Cold War (2012)
July 1 The Color Purple (1985)
July 1 Cortex (2008)
July 1 The Cured (2018)
July 1 Danger Close (2019)
July 1 Dark Touch (2013)
July 1 Day Night Day Night (2007)
July 1 The Devil's Candy (2017)
July 1 The Devil's Rejects (2005)
July 1 Dheepan (2016)
July 1 Die Hard 4 (Live Free or Die Hard) (2007)
July 1 Downhill Racer (1969)
July 1 The Edukators (2005)
July 1 Eloise's Lover (2009)
July 1 Exorcismus (2011)
July 1 The Eye (2008)
July 1 The Eye 2 (2005)
July 1 Father of My Children (2010)
July 1 Filth & Wisdom (2008)
July 1 Flashback (1990)
July 1 The Flat (2012)
July 1 Footloose (1984)
July 1 For Your Consideration (2006)
July 1 The Forbidden Kingdom (2008)
July 1 Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008)
July 1 The Forgiveness of Blood (2012)
July 1 Freddy Vs Jason (2003)
July 1 Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare (1991)
July 1 Furlough (2018)
July 1 Girls! Girls! Girls! (1962)
July 1 Grizzly Man (2005)
July 1 Hateship, Loveship (2014)
July 1 Hornet's Nest (2014)
July 1 Hot Rod (2007)
July 1 House of 1000 Corpses (2003)
July 1 The House That Jack Built (2018)
July 1 The Inevitable Defeat of Mister & Pete (2014)
July 1 Iron Eagle IV: On the Attack (1999)
July 1 Justin Bieber: Never Say Never (2011)
July 1 Kung Pow: Enter the Fist (2002)
July 1 The Last Mistress (2008)
July 1 Len and Company (2016)
July 1 Liar, Liar (1997)
July 1 Love Songs (2008)
July 1 The Man from London (2009)
July 1 The Man Who Could Cheat Death (1959)
July 1 March of the Penguins (2005)
July 1 Mary Shelley (2018)
July 1 Match (2015)
July 1 Moonstruck (1987)
July 1 My Cousin Vinny (1992)
July 1 The Necessities of Life (2009)
July 1 Nick Nolte: No Exit (2009)
July 1 Nights and Weekends (2009)
July 1 The Ninth Gate (2000)
July 1 Norma Rae (1979)
July 1 The Patsy (1964)
July 1 Phase IV (1974)
July 1 Polisse (2012)
July 1 Poseidon (2006)
July 1 Post Grad (2007)
July 1 PSYCHO GRANNY (2019)
July 1 Rabbit Hole (2011)
July 1 Rebel in the Rye (2017)
July 1 Right at Your Door (2007)
July 1 Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (1991)
July 1 Room of Death (2008)
July 1 Search for General Tso Chicken (2015)
July 1 The Shock Doctrine (2010)
July 1 The Shrine (2011)
July 1 Sliver (1993)
July 1 Speed 2: Cruise Control (1996)
July 1 Spider-Man 3 (2007)
July 1 Spiderhole (2011)
July 1 Spring Forward (2000)
July 1 Starting Out in the Evening (2007)
July 1 Sugar Hill (1994)
July 1 Sunset Strip (1999)
July 1 Tales From the Golden Age (2011)
July 1 Tank 432 (2016)
July 1 The Tenant (1976)
July 1 Tetsuo III: The Bullet Man (2011)
July 1 Things to Come (2016)
July 1 This Christmas (2007)
July 1 Three Blind Mice (2009)
July 1 Three Musketeers (2011)
July 1 Trapped Model (2019)
July 1 The Trip (2011)
July 1 The Trip to Italy (2014)
July 1 The Trip to Spain (2017)
July 1 Trishna (2012)
July 1 Trivial (2007)
July 1 The Truth About Cats & Dogs (1996)
July 1 Waiting for Guffman (1997)
July 1 Waiting Room (2008)
July 1 We Are What We Are (2011)
July 1 We Have Pope (2012)
July 1 The Weather Man (2005)
July 1 The Wedding Planner (2001)
July 1 West Side Story (1961)
July 1 When A Man Comes Home (2010)
July 2 The Whistlers (2020)
July 3 I Am Not Your Negro (2016)
July 3 To The Stars (2019)
July 5 Outcry: Complete Season 1 Showtime
July 8 BOFURI: I Don't Want to Get Hurt, so I'll Max Out My Defense: Season 1, Episodes 1-8 (DUBBED) Funimation
July 9 Toilet-bound Hanako-kun: Season 1, Episodes 1-8 (DUBBED) Funimation
July 10 Palm Springs (2020) Hulu Original
July 10 CMA: Best of Fest: Special ABC
July 10 Cake: Season 3 Premiere (FX) FX
July 10 Smile Down the Runway: Season 1, Episodes 1-8 (DUBBED) Funimation
July 11 China: The Panda Adventure (2001)
July 11 Horses (2002)
July 11 The Secret of Life on Earth (1993)
July 13 My Scientology Movie (2015)
July 13 The Rest Of Us (2019)
July 15 Diary of a Prosecutor: Complete Season 1 Viki
July 15 Plunderer: Season 1, Episodes 1-12 (DUBBED) Funimation
July 15 Promised Neverland: Complete Season 1 (DUBBED) Aniplex
July 15 Search: WWW: Complete Season 1 Viki
July 15 The Weekend (2019)
July 17 Into the Dark: The Current Occupant: New Episode Premiere Hulu Original
July 19 Marianne & Leonard: Words of Love (2019)
July 20 The Assistant (2019)
July 21 Sorcerous Stabber Orphen: Season 1, Episodes 1-9 (DUBBED) Funimation
July 21 The Last Full Measure (2019)
July 22 Bolt (2008)
July 26 2099: The Soldier Protocol (2019)
July 27 Jamie: Keep Cooking and Carry On: Complete Season 1 Fremantle
July 27 Good Deeds (2012)
July 28 Maxxx: Complete Season 1 All3Media
July 29 Infinite Dendrogram: Season 1, Episodes 1-8 (DUBBED) Funimation
July 29 Ladhood: Complete Season 1 BBC
July 30 In My Skin: Complete Season 1 BBC
July 30 Bull (2019)
July 30 The Flood (2019)
July 31 Brassic: Complete Season 1 iTV
July 31 A Certain Scientific Railgun T: Season 3, Episodes 1-11 (DUBBED) Funimation
Everything Leaving in July:
July 31 A Life Less Ordinary (1997)
July 31 Batman Begins (2005)
July 31 Billy the Kid (2013)
July 31 The Chumscrubber (2005)
July 31 Constantine (2005)
July 31 The Dark Knight (2008)
July 31 Destiny Turns on the Radio (1995)
July 31 Diary of a Hitman (1991)
July 31 The Forbidden Kingdom (2008)
July 31 Freddy Vs Jason (2003)
July 31 Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare (1991)
July 31 The Graduate (1967)
July 31 I Still Know What You Did Last Summer (1998)
July 31 Lady in a Cage (1964)
July 31 Men With Brooms (2002)
July 31 Moll Flanders (1996)
July 31 Mutant Species (1995)
July 31 Planet 51 (2009)
July 31 Race for Your Life, Charlie Brown (1977)
July 31 The Skull (1965)
July 31 Slums of Beverly Hills (1998)
July 31 Soul Food (1997)
July 31 Sprung (1997)
July 31 Tamara (2006)
July 31 Tank Girl (1995)
July 31 Thelma & Louise (1991)
July 31 Universal Soldier (1992)
July 31 Wayne's World 2 (1993)
The Disney Bundle is the best entertainment option featuring your favorite movies, TV shows, and sports. Disney+ offers the best of Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, and National Geographic. Hulu showcases thousands of television shows and movies of every kind from award-winning originals like "The Handmaid's Tale" to breakout hits like "Little Fires Everywhere." ESPN+ offers the complete 30 for 30 library, premium articles and fantasy tools, exclusive original series from stars like Peyton Manning, Kevin Durant, and LeBron James. The stories you love and the entertainment that you want are all on your own terms for only $12.99 per month. There's something for everyone! To subscribe, click here.
Categories All News, Hulu


text:
Men's Lacrosse Defeats Salem State, 7-5
Final Stats
NORTH DARTMOUTH, MA-The University of Massachusetts Dartmouth's men's lacrosse team jumped out to an early lead and held off visiting Salem State, 7-5, in a Little East Conference match at Cressy Field Tuesday evening.
The Corsairs got goals from senior midfielder Matt Swirbalus (Weymouth, MA/Weymouth HS) and senior attackman Bobby Young (Billerica, MA/Billerica HS) 41 seconds apart in the first quarter to take a 3-1 lead. Each team scored four goals during the final three quarters, during which the Corsairs held the lead for the remainder of the game.
Young's goal at 10:04 of the second quarter allowed UMD to take a 4-2 lead into the halftime intermission. Junior attackman Andrew Foster (Newbury, MA/Danvers HS) scored all three of the Corsairs' goals in the second half, the final one giving UMass Dartmouth a 7-4 lead with 13:40 remaining. Junior midfielder Mark Duran (Lynn, MA/Lynn Classical HS) scored the Vikings' second man-up goal of the game with 5:17 remaining, but the Corsairs held Salem State off the rest of the way.
Foster finished with four goals for UMD, while Young added a pair. Duran scored twice for Salem State, while sophomore attackman Jonathan Falls (Seekonk, MA/Bishop Hendricken HS) scored the other three Viking goals.
"Defensively, we had a strong effort," said UMass Dartmouth Head Coach Kevin Mahoney. "We played well, and we did a lot of things right. Offensively, we did just enough to win the game. Bobby Young stepped up and had a good day, and Andrew Foster is having his best offensive year for us. He is being a true leader and doing a great job."
UMass Dartmouth out shot Salem State, 34-21. Corsair freshman goaltender Cameron Crown Walpole, MA/Walpole HS) made 10 saves, while sophomore Brendan Gill (Chelmsford, MA/Chelmsford HS) made 17 stops for the SSC.
The Corsairs improved to 6-7 and 3-3 in the Little East Conference with the victory, while the Vikings dropped to 5-8 and 2-4 with the defeat. UMass Dartmouth will return to action when they visit Western Connecticut State in the final game of the regular season Saturday. Salem State will visit Becker Thursday.
UMASS DARTMOUTH LACROSSE


Agriculture committee demands an EU law to fight unfair trading practices . Press Releases . AGRI . 12-11-2015 – 15:48 . Share this page: Facebook . Twitter .
Agrifood; News. EU agri-food operators sign milestone data sharing deal. 24-04-2018 Special Report. Economic viability in the next CAP. 16-04-2018 Agrifood .


Our volunteer teachers will be required to teach 4 classes each day from Monday to Friday. Each class runs for 1 hour with 15 minutes break between classes.
Our classes start at 7.30am and finish at 9.00pm. Currently because of the way the classes have evolved all volunteers will be required to teach at least one (probably 2) classes at night.


March 24, 2019 Noble Mccullum.
Loan project report sample complete full size of example status performance final year for bank invoice You can save this for your portable, mini netbook or desktop computer and a gallery with multiple Loan project report sample complete full size of example status performance final year for bank invoice to help you. Loan project report sample bank loan.
This 900 x 1165 Other Templates, image over the Loan project report sample complete full size of example status performance final year for bank invoice flowerbeauty.info!..
Bookmark the Loan project report sample complete full size of example status performance final year for bank invoice.


text:
RTC25
morning 5
past imperfect
rtc interviews
rushed reactions
best of rtc
big 4 state tournament
greatest games
mascot death match
sweetest ncaa memories
rtc modern bracket
team of the 2000s
RTC Roster
CBB Survivor '20
RTC Pick 'Em Game '21
Big East Key Questions...
big east, feature
Five Questions: Big Ea...
Big East Bubble Watch:...
Inside the ACC Numbers...
acc, feature
Five Questions: Februa...
ACC Stock Report: Volu...
Weekend Notebook: Big ...
big 12, feature
The Drive for Five: What Lies Ahead for the Big Ten Bubble Dwellers
Posted by Tommy Lemoine on February 2nd, 2018
The Big Ten has put at least five teams in the NCAA Tournament in every season since 2008, four years before the league expanded to 12 schools and seven years before it expanded to 14. In fact, you'd have to go back to the pre-Rutgers era (2013-14) to reach the last time the conference sent fewer than seven teams to the Big Dance. That will almost certainly change this season. According to Bracket Matrix, only three of 68 recently-updated bracket projections have more than four Big Ten schools in the NCAA Tournament. The fact is, outside of Purdue, Michigan State, Ohio State and Michigan, the league's bubble hopefuls still have considerable work to do before earning serious consideration. With February now upon us, let's examine which teams still have a shot and what they'll need to do in order to punch a ticket.
It's been all smiles for Nebraska lately. But will the Huskers go dancing? (AP Photo/Nati Harnik)
Nebraska (17-8, 8-4) – RPI: 57 | KenPom: 56. Nebraska turned a nine-point second-half deficit at Wisconsin on Monday into a runaway 11-point win, the type of season-saving — perhaps season-defining — win its fans won't soon forget. The Huskers have no RPI sub-150 losses to their name, but also don't have much to speak of in the "good win" category. Outside of its home win over Michigan, Nebraska is winless against the RPI top 50. With four of their final six games at home — including contests against fellow NCAA Tournament hopefuls Maryland and Penn State — the Huskers will probably need to hold court and avoid a road loss at Illinois on February 18. Even then, at least one quality Big Ten Tournament win (think Michigan or Ohio State) might be necessary for Tim Miles' group to feel good heading into Selection Sunday. Considering how well James Palmer Jr. and Isaac Copeland have played in recent weeks, that's certainly within the realm of possibility.
RPI Top 50 Wins: vs. Michigan
RPI Sub 150 Losses: None
Opportunities Left: vs. Maryland (February 13); vs. Penn State (February 25)
| big ten, feature, microsites | Tagged: big ten, chris collins, isaac copeland, James Palmer Jr., Josh Reaves, justin jackson, mark turgeon, maryland, michigan state, minnesota, nebraska, northwestern, pat chambers, penn state, purdue, Reggie Lynch, richard pitino, rutgers, tim miles, Tony Carr
For Penn State to Contend, Balance and Depth Will be Key
Posted by Tommy Lemoine on December 12th, 2017
Penn State's dismantling of George Washington on Saturday was Nittany Lion basketball at its finest: All five starters scored in double-figures; the defense wreaked havoc with its ¾ court press; and the team crashed the offensive glass with authority. Penn State led 48-19 at halftime and never looked back. "When we spread the ball and share the ball, we're a really good basketball team," head coach Pat Chambers said afterward. What Chambers' team did not do on Saturday, though, was generate much contribution from its bench — especially on the offensive end. Nittany Lion reserves accounted for just seven of the team's 74 points, which was actually an improvement from its previous two games combined. With its most talented lineup in years and a defense predicated on energy, Penn State's ability to consistently distribute the wealth and develop quality bench depth may ultimately determine its ceiling.
Big Ten All-Freshman point guard Tony Carr has been nothing short of superb thus far, taking the "next step" in offensive production and efficiency many figured he would. The sophomore's scoring average (20.0 PPG), offensive rating (119.4 ORtg), and three-point shooting (55% 3FG) are up substantially from a year ago, the result of an off-season commitment to improving his form. After a 31-point outpouring against Texas A&M, Aggies coach Billy Kennedy said of Carr, "I think he's a pro; he's good… he knows how to get to his spots anywhere." And yet, outcomes like that one — a game in which Carr attempted 20 shots — might not be what's best for Penn State, considering the complementary talent that surrounds him.
| big ten, microsites | Tagged: jamari wheeler, john harrar, Josh Reaves, Lamar Stevens, Mike Watkins, Nazeer Bostick, pat chambers, penn state, satchel pierce, Shep Garner, Tony Carr, trent buttrick
Shep Garner is Still Penn State's Most Important Player
Posted by Brendan Brody on November 7th, 2016
Most of the headlines at Penn State coming into this season are centered around a trio of players from Philadelphia's Roman Catholic High School. Head coach Pat Chambers' recruiting has been on the rise after landing two top 100 players last season (Josh Reaves and Michael Watkins) and prep teammates Tony Carr, Lamar Stevens and Nazeer Bostic this season. And while bringing in Big Ten-level talent certainly bodes well for the future of the Nittany Lions' program, it will be up to junior guard Shep Garner to lead the school out of the B1G's bottom tier.
Shep Garner is Penn State's leading returning scorer and most experienced player. (Mark Selders/Getty)
Garner has started 64 of his 66 games in a Penn State uniform, beginning his career in a point guard role while DJ Newbill led the way offensively. Last season, he acted as both the primary perimeter scoring threat and distributor. The addition of Carr this season will likely allow him to concentrate on scoring. His 36.6 percent shooting from three-point range last season belies his reputation as one of the streakiest shooters in the Big Ten, but he should get better looks (and a corresponding opportunity to improve his marksmanship) with a point guard locating him in his preferred spots. Where he needs some work are in the areas of getting to the free throw line and to the rim more often — his 33.1 percent free throw rate needs to improve, as does his 40.0 percent conversion rate on two-point field goals. Even with Brandon Taylor taking more than 30 percent of the team's shots while on the floor, Garner managed to score more than 20 points seven times in Big Ten games last season. Read the rest of this entry »
| big ten, microsites | Tagged: Josh Reaves, Julian Moore, Lamar Stevens, Mike Watkins, Nazeer Bostick, pat chambers, penn state, Shep Garner, Terrance Samuel, Tony Carr
Big Ten Key Offseason Questions: Part II
Posted by Patrick Engel on April 7th, 2016
Part one of our four-part review of each Big Ten team examined key questions for the league's bottom three finishers: Rutgers, Minnesota and Illinois. Part two tackles important offseason questions for Penn State, Nebraska and Northwestern. (note: Scout.com used for all player and class ranks).
Penn State (16-16, 7-11 Big Ten)
Pat Chambers signed the highest-rated recruiting class in Penn State history, but will it net immediate results? (AP Photo/Michael Conroy).
Can the best recruiting class in program history bring immediate results?
Penn State signed a top-20 recruiting class that includes top-40 overall point guard Tony Carr, top-75 overall wing Lamar Stevens, three-star wing Nazeer Bostick and three-star center Joe Hampton. It comes on the heels of a 2015 class that included four-star wing Josh Reaves – who showed great promise in 19 starts as a freshman — and big man Mike Watkins, who had to sit out the year with academic issues. How quickly can all these young players make an impact? Carr is a natural point guard, a good transition player and passer who can get into the paint and find quality shots. He's not known for long-range shooting, but he's good enough that head coach Pat Chambers could move Shep Garner off the ball. At 6'6″, Stevens is a hybrid forward in the mold of former Maryland star Dez Wells. He should fit well in the Brandon Taylor role for the Nittany Lions. Penn State's post offense was a significant weakness this year, but with two of its three centers finishing their careers, Watkins and Hampton will have an opportunity to produce. A potential starting five of Carr, Garner, Reaves, Stevens and Watkins, Hampton or junior Julian Moore is a very good lineup on paper. But the young stars will need to adjust right away for Penn State to finish higher than 10th in the Big Ten for the first time under Chambers.
| big ten, microsites | Tagged: andrew white, Anton Gill, Bakari Evelyn, benny parker, brandon taylor, Bryant McIntosh, chris collins, Dererk Pardon, Dez Wells, Ed Morrow, Glynn Watson Jr., Isaiah Roby, Jack McVeigh, Joe Hampton, Josh Reaves, Julian Moore, Lamar Stevens, Mike Watkins, Nazeer Bostick, nebraska, northwestern, pat chambers, Penn State signing class, Rapolas Ivanauskas, shavon shields, Shep Garner, Tony Carr, vic law
Big Ten M5: 12.11.15 Edition
Posted by Patrick Engel on December 11th, 2015
Hilton Coliseum still isn't so magical for Iowa. The Hawkeyes got a whopping 30 first-half points from Jarrod Uthoff, 17 points in the first five minutes of the second half from Peter Jok and led by 20 early in the second half. Sounds like enough to win, right? No. The Hawkeyes shot 36.4 percent from the field in the second half, got only two points from Uthoff and turned the ball over three times in the final 65 seconds as the Cyclones came back for an 83-82 win. Iowa State's Monte Morris hit the game-winner with 8.9 seconds left. The bigger controversy was The Des Moines Register reporter Randy Peterson's broken leg suffered during the court-rushing after the game. His injury prompted more talk about the dangers and necessity of rushing the court.
Thursday's only other Big Ten game was Penn State's 81-67 win over Canisius. The Nittany Lions shot 56 percent from the floor, but their 21 turnovers allowed Canisius to hang around until the end. The biggest storyline was freshman Josh Reaves dropping a series of vicious dunks on the Golden Griffins and finishing two points shy of his first career double-double. Penn State also played the game in its former home arena, Rec Hall, as part of a two-game series called Return to Rec.
After a 24-point loss to SMU Tuesday night, Michigan once again saw its frontcourt exposed on both ends of the floor. The Wolverines' four post players – Ricky Doyle, Mark Donnal, D.J. Wilson and Moritz Wagner – produced a total of four points and eight rebounds against a much more athletic SMU front line. A closer look at Michigan's frontcourt woes shows that those four players have a combined eight defensive rebounds, nine offensive rebounds and eight made field goals in Michigan's three losses. Weak production like that will lead to similar results against big teams like Maryland and Purdue.
Ten years after becoming head coach at Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Rob Jeter finally beat his former mentor and boss, Bo Ryan. His Panthers erased an 11-point halftime deficit en route to a 68-67 win on Wednesday night. Not only was this just the second loss to Milwaukee in Wisconsin history, but it defied all statistical odds. Among the defied statistical trends: The Badgers have only lost 24 home games in Ryan's 15 seasons, have lost just 33 games after leading at halftime and have won all but 13 games when they had a better field goal percentage than their opponent. Despite the statistical advantage over the Panthers, Wisconsin's shooting and depth woes persisted.
Purdue's defensive numbers are impressively low through the season's first 10 games. The Boilermakers have allowed just 89.4 points per 100 possessions, which ranks second nationally, per KenPom.com. Opponents also shoot just 35.7 percent on twos (first) and have a 37.3 effective field goal percentage (second). While Purdue has knocked off three KenPom top 65 teams, Matt Painter and his players wanted a challenge before having to face elite point guards like Melo Trimble and Yogi Ferrell in conference play. They figured to have one Wednesday night in high-scoring Howard guard James Daniel, who is averaging 28.4 points per game. However, Daniel didn't play due to injury and Purdue steamrolled the Bison, 93-55.
| big ten, microsites, morning 5 | Tagged: bo ryan, canisius, D.J. Wilson, howard, iowa, iowa state, James Daniel, jarrod uthoff, Josh Reaves, mark donnal, matt painter, Melo Trimble, michigan, Moritz Wagner, penn state, peter jok, purdue, ricky doyle, rob jeter, wisconsin, yogi ferrell
Seven Sweet Scoops: Heron Selects Pittsburgh, Antonio Blakeney's Rise, and Raymond Felton's Nephew
Posted by Sean Moran on January 3rd, 2014
Seven Sweet Scoops is a weekly column by Sean Moran, the RTC recruiting guru. Once a week he will bring you seven notes from the high-stakes world of college basketball recruiting. We also encourage you to check out his contributions at The Intentional Foul, dedicated to recruiting coverage and analysis. You can also follow Sean at his Twitter account @Seanmohoops for up-to-date news from the high school and college hoops scene. If you have any suggestions as to areas we are missing or different things you would like to see, please let us know at rushthecourt@yahoo.com.
Note: Scout.com used for all player rankings.
1. Pittsburgh Nabs Top 20 Sophomore
In a surprise announcement, four-star small forward Mustapha Heron recently announced his commitment to Pittsburgh. The 6'4" wing is rated as the No. 20 prospect in the class of 2016 and the No. 5 small forward. The powerful and athletic slasher had a strong showing this past fall at the USA Developmental Camp in Colorado Springs, and is currently at Sacred Heart (CT) High School after recently transferring from Wilbraham & Monson (MA). According to an interview with Scout.com, Heron's father played with Pittsburgh's assistant coach Barry Rohressen overseas, which established a comfort level with the program they had just visited for an unofficial visit. While Heron is the highest-ranked player in the 2016 class to make a commitment, he is actually Jamie Dixon's second recruit after three-star guard Maverick Rowan chose Pittsburgh last June.
2. Blakeney Looking To Move Up the Rankings
The top scorer at the City of Palms Tournament in Florida before the Christmas break was a junior four-star shooting guard named Antonio Blakeney. The 6'3" Florida guard averaged 29.3 points per game, including a 30-point game against Tyler Dorsey, the No. 2 ranked shooting guard in the 2015 class. Blakeney is currently rated as the No. 68 ranked player in the junior class and the No. 18 shooting guard overall, but he should see a bump in the near future. "I'm just trying to get some more recognition and move up higher in the rankings," Blakeney said. Right now a host of schools have offered or shown interest in the guard, including Louisville, Florida, Florida State, UNC, Missouri, Notre Dame, Xavier, and a handful of other schools located in the southeast. After his junior season Blakeney plans to start taking visits while narrowing down his list, but for now he is just focused on improving his game.
| recruiting, Regular Features, seven sweet scoops | Tagged: Antonio Blakeney, Cancer Research Classic, Henry Ellenson, Jalek Felton, Josh Reaves, Mustapha Heron, pittsburgh, Timberwolves Classic
Ten Questions to Consider: Marquee Games and Marquee Opportunities
While some of this weekend's action has already been cancelled due to COVID, there remains plenty of games to keep an ...
Ten Questions to Consider: Rematches and Road Tests
As the season progresses, teams are beginning to face many different challenges. From injuries to key players, to rematches ...
Big East Key Questions: Part 2
Note that Part 1 of Big East Key Questions can be located here. 1. Does Villanova belong in the conversation as a national ...
68 Preseason Questions Heading into the 2020-21 Season
We have come a long way since we last saw live college basketball action. It was an unforgettable March morning when the ...
With the 2020-21 season only one day away (hopefully), here are some of the most interesting things to monitor as we head ...
2019-20 Rush the Court All-America Teams
Compiling preseason All-America teams is a difficult task because nobody knows what will come during the regular season. ...
Five Questions: Big East Tourney Preview Edition
We made it, everyone. From Feast Week to December's lull to conference tip-off and a February with no shortage of ...
Big East Bubble Watch: Volume III
There's only one week to go, which means no more fringe teams. Georgetown has played its way out of the discussion ...
Inside the ACC Numbers: Final Edition
Here is the final edition of our weekly view at the current ACC standings with a focus on which teams are playing better or ...
2019-20 RTC16: Week 16
The final week of the regular season saw the resolution to many conference championship battles. In the SEC, #7 Kentucky ...
rushthecourt@yahoo.com
© 2021 rush the court. all rights reserved. "Partner of USA TODAY Sports Digital Properties"


text:
The Bridgewater Monument is a Grade II* listed monumental column in the Ashridge estate in Hertfordshire, England. It was built in 1832 to commemorate Francis Egerton, 3rd Duke of Bridgewater (1736–1803), known as the "Canal Duke".

History

Francis Egerton, 3rd Duke of Bridgewater and 6th Earl of Bridgewater was a pioneer in the construction of canals during the early part of Industrial Revolution. In 1761 he opened the Bridgewater Canal in North West England to transport coal from his mines in Worsley to Manchester, later extending it to Runcorn, and then to Leigh. It is often said to be the first true canal in Britain, and earned him the nickname of "the Canal Duke".

The monument is near the family seat Ashridge House in Hertfordshire, which the Duke neglected for many years and then decided to rebuild.
Although he demolished the dilapidated house, he did not see through his ambitious plans as he died in 1803, leaving the ruins to his successor, John Egerton, 7th Earl of Bridgewater, who built a new house.

The Canal Duke was buried in the family mausoleum in the Church of St Peter and St Paul in the village of Little Gaddesden, around  east of the monument. A marble wall monument there commemorates his death.

A memorial to the Duke was considered by his successor, the 7th Earl of Bridgewater, but it was not until the death of his brother, Francis Egerton, 8th Earl of Bridgewater in 1829 that funds were made available. The 8th Earl left in his will £13,500 () and instructions to build a monument to the Canal Duke.

Construction
At the time, Charlotte Catherine Anne, Countess of Bridgewater and widow of the 7th Earl was still in residence at Ashridge. She objected to the erection of an obelisk, which she considered to be poor taste, and at her behest, the monument to the Canal Duke was sited some distance from Ashridge House so as not to be seen. To build the monument, the family appointed Sir Jeffry Wyattville, the architect who also worked on the Gothic Revival house on the estate. In line with the countess's wishes, he altered the design to that of a Greek column.

The Bridgewater Monument was designed by Wyattville in a Neoclassical style, consisting of a giant -tall fluted Greek Doric column, surmounted by a giant copper funerary urn finial.

There are 172 steps inside, and the abacus provides a viewing platform. At the base, the large pedestal is inscribed with the words:

Inside the entrance passage leading up to the staircase, there is a brass plate which records the instruction of the 8th Earl to erect the monument with the inscription:

Although the waterway most closely associated with the deceased was the Bridgewater Canal, it is thought that the monument was erected to celebrate the construction of the Grand Junction Canal, which passes around  south-west of the site. The Bridgewater Monument stands on Moneybury Hill, a protruding part of the Ashridge plateau, and overlooks the village of Aldbury.

Visitor attraction
Today the Bridgewater Monument, like the Ashridge Estate, is in the care of the National Trust. At weekends, the monument is open to visitors, who can climb 172 steps inside the column to enjoy views of Ashridge and the Chiltern Hills. It is also possible to see as far as Canary Wharf in central London.

Image gallery

References

External links

Grade II* listed monuments and memorials
Monuments and memorials in Hertfordshire
Monumental columns in England
Neoclassical architecture in Hertfordshire
Ashridge
National Trust properties in Buckinghamshire
Tourist attractions in Hertfordshire
Buildings and structures completed in 1832
1832 in England


text:
Листвянка — село в Топчихинском районе Алтайского края. Входит в состав Чаузовского сельсовета.

География
Расположено на правом берегу реки Большой Речки.

История
Основано в 1902 г. В 1928 году заимка Носкова состояла из 35 хозяйств, основное население — мордовцы. В административном отношении входило в состав Больше-Реченского сельсовета Чистюньского района Барнаульского округа Сибирского края.

Население

 Национальный состав
Согласно результатам переписи 2002 года, в национальной структуре населения русские составляли 97 %.

Примечания

Населённые пункты Топчихинского района


text:
Q: How to remove numerous untracked and pending changes in VS Code source control I have over 700 pending changes in the source control of my VS Code.
They are tracked and untracked and cannot send anything to GitHub. I tried using git init and git ignore, and read that I need to be sure my Node npm is installed globally, but don't know how to check that.
I also checked the unhide box for my folders but the changes keep adding up on VS Code. I even tried to commit them all, which didn't work as they're still there. How do I stop this?


text:
Family and Relationships /
We are offering free breaks across the UK to serving personnel for 2023
We have stood shoulder to shoulder with the serving RAF since we began so we know how stressful Service life can be. Deployment, separation, and continuous moves can all add to pressures at work and home. To combat this we have provided discounted breaks for the serving community for a number of years. This year in light of the cost-of-living crisis, we are offering free breaks across the UK to serving personnel. We are also able to offer additional free breaks thanks to our partnership with Parkdean Resorts.
Serving Breaks will run on selected weeks between March and October 2023 and will offer an opportunity to book holiday accommodation in many popular UK locations. Priority will be given to serving personnel and families with a welfare need.
Applications for March to June are now open and will close on 16 April 2023.
Applications for July to October will open on 17 April 2023. Please check our website after this date to see new available locations.
Holidays available


text:
ACCEPTED

#### According to
Index Fungorum

#### Published in
null

#### Original name
Asterina japonica Theiss.

### Remarks
null


text:
Tesla's Elon Musk just invited a big lawsuit
·Senior Columnist
Electric carmaker Tesla (TSLA) could be going private, according to a tweet by its mercurial CEO, Elon Musk. If true, it's a boon for shareholders.
But if it's not true, Tesla is in trouble, and shareholders may feel the pain. "If funding is secured, then it's a factual statement," says John C. Coffee, director of the Center on Corporate Governance at Columbia Law School. "But if he can't prove that, he's in some danger of a big lawsuit because short sellers will be devastated by this."
On Aug. 7, Musk tweeted: "Am considering taking Tesla private at $420. Funding secured." Those nine words sent the stock soaring from $342 to around $370, an 8% jump. Then the Nasdaq exchange temporarily halted trading in the shares, pending clarification of material news by the company.
About three hours after his momentous tweet, Musk posted a message to employees explaining his rationale for going private. He cited "wild swings" in the stock price and frequent attacks by short sellers as "a major distraction for everyone working at Tesla." He said Space X, the rocket-launching company where Musk is also CEO, is an example of a privately-owned company better able to focus on a complex long-term mission, and a possible model for Tesla. "A final decision has not yet been made," he said. Trading on the NASDAQ resumed after Tesla posted the message.
Tesla Motors Inc Chief Executive Elon Musk. REUTERS/Toru Hanai/File Photo
Tesla is both a loved and hated stock, with backers extolling Musks's visionary ideas and critics waiting for the company to run out of money and collapse. Short interest in the company—traders betting the stock will go down—represent 20% of shares outstanding. That's high. Short interest is just 1.7% at General Motors and 0.9% at Apple. Musk has called short-sellers "haters" and accused them of trying to wreck his company.
[See why the Tesla Model 3 will be a great car–some day.]
If Musk's aim was to temporarily boost Tesla's stock in order to force losses on short sellers, it could be considered stock manipulation, which is illegal. "That's too inviting to a plaintiff's lawyer not to sue," says Coffee. "This would be an attractive lawsuit. The people who think he's manipulating the market would say they've suffered an injury, and you could pull all those losses together in a class action."
If, on the other hand, Musk can demonstrate that he has actually arranged financing for a private buyout, or made serious efforts to do so, he might be off the hook.
Shortly before Musk posted his tweet, the Financial Times reported that Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund has bought about $2 billion worth of Tesla shares, representing a 4.5% stake in the company. So Saudi money could be part of a buyout offer.
Musk will now be under pressure to promptly disclose whether a buyout offer is serious and where the money would come from. The company is worth about $62 billion (after the Musk-tweet surge), and there would likely be a premium of 25% or more to entice current holders to sell, and give up future gains. At Musk's price of $420 per share, the buyout would value the company at around $71 billion.
Going private might make sense for Tesla, which has struggled with long-term investments while Wall Street analysts demand profitability. "Musk does not want to run a public company," analyst Gene Munster of Loup Ventures wrote to clients after Musk's privatization tweet. "His mission for Tesla (to accelerate the globe's adoption of sustainable energy) is both grand and long-term, making it difficult to accommodate investors' quarterly expectations." Munster thinks there's a one-third chance the company actually does go private, and thinks the price might have to be higher to get shareholders, and the board, to bite.
That's if Musk is serious.
Confidential tip line: rickjnewman@yahoo.com. Click here to get Rick's stories by email.
Trump is scripting his own defeat in November
Some Republican approve of Russia's help in elections
There's a hole in the Trump economy
Business tax payments plunge, as workers pay more
Why Trump supporters never waver
Socialists are coming for the Democratic party
Rick Newman is the author of four books, including "Rebounders: How Winners Pivot from Setback to Success." Follow him on Twitter: @rickjnewman
Follow Yahoo Finance on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn
Nikkei slips on profit-taking after recent rally; semi-conductors weigh
GRAPHIC-Dark days are far from over: Five questions for the ECB


Dubai, June 04 (QNA) – The Arab Federation of Exchanges (AFE) annual conference titled 'ASE Equities Summit 2014' opened here Wednesday.
Chief Executives Officers of Arab stock exchanges and experts from financial institutions are participating in the two-day conference organised in association with Thomson Reuters at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Dubai.
Qatar Stock Exchange CEO Rashid bin Al Mansoori is participating in the second panel discussion about MSCI and S&P Dow Jones upgrade and the underlying implications.
The Top Management of NASDAQ OMX, NYSE Euronext, National Stock Exchange of India, S&P Dow Jones Indices and Morgan Stanley are participating in the conference.
The AFE Board and General Assembly meetings will follow the Summit.


As public attitudes toward immigrants and refugees has shifted unfavorably in recent years, so has the funding for agencies, like the Pan-African Community Association (PACA), whose sole existence relies on grants and monetary donations. Due to diminishing funding sources, PACA has been unable to keep up with its rising client population. In turn, PACA has been forced to lay off several staff members, as well as discontinue certain services and programs that remain critical to the organization's mission. To keep this vital organization alive and allow it to remain an active resource to the Milwaukee community, PACA needs YOUR help to raise $25,000. PACA appreciates contributions at any level.
Initially established in 1999 as a grassroots organization, PACA has become a staple in the Milwaukee community since its formal restructuring in 2006 as a direct refugee services agency. In 2009, PACA became officially recognized as a refugee resettlement agency. Since 2010, the non-profit organization has assisted in the resettlement of over 800 refugees from various countries including Bhutan, Burma,Democratic Republic of Congo, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Iraq, Sudan, and South Sudan. In addition to its resettlement efforts, PACA continues to serve as a cultural hub for close to 10,000 African immigrants living in Milwaukee. With PACA's assistance, refugees and immigrants have been able to fully transition and integrate into American society as productive members, while still preserving their cultural values and heritage.
Direct Services to Refugees and Immigrants. PACA manages caseloads and provides direct services to those who need public assistance, interpretation services, job readiness, housing placement, and school placement . These services properly assist refugees and immigrants in their resettlement.
Advocacy on Behalf of Refugees and Immigrants. PACA is called to not only serve, but advocate for the immigrant and refugee communities of Wisconsin. As the voice of the Wisconsin African immigrant and refugee populations, PACA representatives regularly serve on panel discussions, speak at community events, and host events to inform and educate the public on the refugee and immigrant crises.
After School Program for African Immigrants and Refugees (ASPAIR). ASPAIR integrates young refugees into the school system and assists them in completing high school. This program has had a 99% high school graduate rate since its inception in 2007.
Refugee Help Desk. A pro-bono legal service staffed by volunteer attorneys and law students assists refugees and immigrants with status adjustments (green card process), family reunification, and naturalization applications.
African Diaspora Development Institute (ADDI). ADDI, a business arm of PACA, provides services beyond the nonprofit scope, which aims at cultural promotion, economic and human resource development within and outside the Milwaukee metropolitan area. The program serves as a clearinghouse of information and business referrals for African entrepreneurs. ADDI also serves as a resource for businesses looking to have sister city relationships in Africa.
The Coalition of African Youth (CAY). CAY is a youth leadership development program that focuses on providing a safe-space for youth of African descent, including first-generation Americans and recent immigrants. This program allows for youth to interact and engage in meaningful dialogue, serve as volunteers in the community, and participate in educational development programs such as Model UN.
Urban Community Garden. PACA, with the help of its youth, created an urban community garden on its premises. Youth and staff dedicate their time and efforts to maintaining the community garden.
Building Healthy Refugee and Immigrant Communities (BHRIC). BHRIC is a program dedicated to training health promoters and facilitating community outreach so that they may promote and teach preventative health programs to the refugee and immigrant population.
For more information, please visit the Pan-African Community Association website.
If you have Amazon Prime, you can get more money to PACA by using Amazon Smile [smile.amazon.com] and selecting PACA as your charity. Though it is a small portion of the purchase price that will go to PACA, if many people select PACA it can generate a significant amount of money.
I hope PACA continues to deliver great services to the community!


Point out desired targets as far away as 500 yards (1500 ft.). Designed with the push button at the front to allow for better stability during your presentations. Operates on 2 AAA batteries. Aluminum construction with smooth, matte black finish. Pen-sized, it fits comfortably in your hand or pocket. The spot size is 1" Dia. at 75 ft. and 2" Dia. at 165 ft. Includes a 2-year manufacturer's limited warranty.


Maritime Kingdom is an Android and iOS game developed by Game Insight, the same company which released Tribez and Castlez. According to the developer's description, the game will allow you to "send forth your fleet, build your defenses against marauding enemies, and forge a mighty empire by helping the princess in her quest to locate the magical Crown Jewels and free the imprisoned king." More importantly, Maritime Kingdom is a city-building game and it allows you to explore all parts of the world in more than 350 quests. So what's the deal with this game and how can you be successful in building a city in this title? Glad you asked, because the following Maritime Kingdom cheats, tips and tricks could give you all the help that you need to build the best possible city.
There are over 350 of them, just as the developer said in its descriptive blurb. But if you want to keep leveling up and making your city prosper to the best of your ability, you'll want to follow the in-game quests as the game advises you to. You can do this by going to the top left part of the main screen and checking the tasks. These may include putting up buildings or having contracts, and these quests will allow you to net some additional rewards.
Heading to the residential building store allows you to check if there are new types of residences you've just unlocked. Building one of these houses would allow you to unlock more workers, thus giving you more manpower to take care of more tasks simultaneously.
If you ever do not have any more space to put up buildings despite clearing everything that you can clear out, Maritime Kingdom will allow you to sell materials or keep them in your storage. This would be especially useful if you've got too much decorations than what is required by the quest you have taken.
Crystals are Maritime Kingdom's premium currency and you can normally get them by completing quests. You can also use real money to buy more crystals, but you ideally wouldn't want to do this, right? Instead of spending your hard-earned dough, you can alternately look for free crystals in treasure chests. There's no guarantee you'll get crystals in there, but it's always worth a try – even if you don't get crystals, these chests come with their share of neat freebies.
Once you've got yourself some crystals, you don't need to spend them right then and there. In fact, it would be foolhardy to purchase something with them right away. What you don't want to do is to use crystals to pay for a temporary upgrade; instead, use them for permanent upgrades like expansions.
My Kingdom is still covered in snow. How do I upgrade it? I am playing on iPad.


This statistic shows the employment figures of chemical producer Ineos Group in 2017, broken down by business segment. That year, the company had employed 280 people in its research and development business sector.
Ineos Group is a multinational chemicals company headquartered in London, United Kingdom.


text:
'Don't finish the course of antibiotics' - experts turn medical advice on its head
Antibiotic resistance is a growing threat to the world's health
Sarah Knapton, Science Editor
27 July 2017 • 11:26am
Doctors must stop telling patients to finish an entire course of antibiotics because it is driving antimicrobial resistance, a group of eminent specialists has warned.
Patients should be encouraged to continue taking medication only until they feel better, to avoid the overuse of drugs, experts from bodies including Public Health England and the University of Oxford are now advising.
Current guidance from the NHS and the World Health Organisation says it is essential to 'finish a course' of antibiotics to avoid triggering more virulent forms of disease.
It is very clear that prescribing practices do need to change Prof Mark Woolhouse, University of Edinburgh
But in a new article in the British Medical Journal (BMJ), 10 leading experts said the public health message is not backed by evidence and should be dropped. They claim it actually puts the public at greater risk from antimicrobial resistance.
"Historically, antibiotic courses were driven by fear of undertreatment, with less concern about overuse," said lead author Martin Llewelyn professor of infectious diseases at Brighton and Sussex Medical School.
"The idea that stopping antibiotic treatment early encourages antibiotic resistance is not supported by evidence, while taking antibiotics for longer than necessary increases the risk of resistance.
"We encourage policy makers, educators, and doctors to stop advocating 'complete the course' when communicating with the public."
Fears that stopping antibiotics early could trigger more dangerous forms of disease date back to Alexander Fleming who found that bacteria quickly become 'acclimatised' to penicillin and patients who take insufficient doses may transmit a more dangerous strain to family members.
In his Nobel Prize acceptance speech in 1945, Fleming warned: "If you use penicillin, use enough."
Sir Alexander Fleming Credit: Getty
But in the BMJ article the experts argue that when a patient takes any antibiotics it allows dangerous strains of bacteria to grow on the skin and gut which could cause problems later. The longer the course, the more the resistance builds.
In the UK, at least 12,000 people die from antibiotic-resistant bugs each year, experts estimate - more than die of breast cancer.
The Department of Health will continue to review the evidence on prescribing and drug resistant infection Chief medical officer Dame Sally Davies
The specialists also warn that current guidance ignores the fact that patients often respond differently to the same antibiotic, with some needing longer courses than others.
Commenting on the research Alison Holmes, Professor of Infectious Diseases at Imperial College London said it was 'astonishing' that doctors still do not know the optimum duration for taking drugs even though a long course raises the risk of bacterial resistance.
"The 'complete the course' message directly conflicts with the societal messages regarding the changes needed in behaviour and attitudes to minimise unnecessary exposure to antibiotics," she said.
A group of specialists has called for a change in guidance to prevent people taking pills needlessly Credit: Mike Harrington
However the Royal College of GPs said it was 'concerned' about allowing patients to judge for themselves when to stop taking medication, and argue it could cause confusion.
Professor Helen Stokes-Lampard, Chair of the Royal College of GPs, said: "Recommended courses of antibiotics are not random – they are tailored to individual conditions, and in many cases courses are quite short, for example for urinary tract infections, three days is often enough to cure the infection.
"We are concerned about the concept of patients stopping taking their medication mid-way through a course once they 'feel better', because improvement in symptoms does not necessarily mean the infection has been completely eradicated.
"It's important that patients have clear messages and the mantra to always take the full course of antibiotics is well known – changing this will simply confuse people."
Chief medical officer Dame Sally Davies, also said that the message to the public should remain unchanged until there was further research.
"NICE is currently developing guidance for managing common infections, which will look at all available evidence on appropriate prescribing of antibiotics," she said.
"The Department of Health will continue to review the evidence on prescribing and drug resistant infections, as we aim to continue the great progress we have made at home and abroad on this issue."
Yet many independent experts argued that changes to prescribing rules were long overdue.
In numbers | Antibiotic resistance
Prof Jodi Lindsay, Professor of Microbial Pathogenesis, St George's, University of London, added: "The evidence for 'completing the course' is poor, and the length of the course of antibiotics has been estimated based on a fear of under-treating rather than any studies.
"The evidence for shorter courses of antibiotics being equal to longer courses, in terms of cure or outcome, is generally good, although more studies would help."
Prof Mark Woolhouse, Professor of Infectious Disease Epidemiology, University of Edinburgh, said: "It is very clear that prescribing practices do need to change; there is every indication that current volumes of antibiotic usage are too high to be sustainable.
"We need to start to use antibiotics more wisely before it's too late."
Prof Peter Openshaw, President of the British Society for Immunology and Professor of Experimental Medicine, Imperial College London added: "Far from being irresponsible, shortening the duration of a course of antibiotics might make antibiotic resistance less likely."
Experts pointed out that for some diseases, such as tuberculosis, a long duration of antibiotics is vital.
Dame Sally Davies
Science latest
Early menopause raises risk of string of chronic conditions
Why leaving school and becoming a parent are bad for the waistline
Face of Buzz Aldrin seen clearly for first time next to American flag on Moon
Death of the individual. There is no such thing as self, argues professor
Worried about Blue Monday? Don't panic the most depressing day of the year is normally in November
Full moon dates for 2020, including February's Snow Moon
Birds contain 'natural Velcro' which sticks feathers together and creates a fixed wing
Wolves playing ball reveals truth about 'go fetch' in dogs
Turn down your heating to stop silverfish boom, says National Trust
Living 'Franken-concrete' which heals itself and 'gives birth' invented by scientists
Northern White Rhino embryos ready to implant in project to bring back sub-species
Why amassing £488,000 by 50 could add nine disability-free years to life
Sex may help hold back the menopause (and you don't even need a partner)
Nature zones restored by nearly £2 million of taxpayer funding will be destroyed by HS2, warn experts
Meteorite contains the oldest material on Earth: 7-billion-year-old stardust
Living robots created as scientists turn frog cells into 'entirely new life-forms'
Donor livers kept alive for a week and repaired in major transplant breakthrough
New theory of quantum mechanics shows matter is not in the eye of the observer
Secret to hummingbirds bright plumage uncovered by scientists
King's College becomes first university in the world to formally end 'cruel' mouse swimming tests
Why having a fat tongue could be to blame for your snoring


text:
UCD Library, University College Dublin 3Civic Guard 1Dublin Metropolitan Police 1Dublin Metropolitan Police : Civic Guard 1Four Courts Press 1
search history q="Police recruits--Ireland*" Remove constraint q="Police recruits--Ireland*" Genre > Registers (Lists) Remove constraint genre_facet:Registers (Lists)
Dublin Metropolitan Police and Civic Guard (Garda Síochána) Personnel Registers
The two volumes in this collection contain hand written entries recording the details of recruits and applicants to the Dublin Metropolitan Police (DMP) and An Garda Síochána. The Civic Guard (Garda Síochána) Temporary Register covers the period from February 1922 to September 1924. The Dublin Metropolitan Police General Register covers the period from 1837 to 1975, although only the entries up to 1925 have been digitised and made available online for data protection reasons. The large double ledger volumes record details such as: age or date of birth; height; trade or occupation; home town; previous public service details; and pay. Details of the religion of a recruit were added to the DMP General Register from October 1858 while the Civic Guard Temporary Register recorded chest measurements as well as height and also includes reasons for the rejection of an applicant. The volumes will be of interest to those interested in genealogy and social history, as well as the history of policing in Ireland.
Civic Guard (Garda Síochána) temporary register
The Civic Guard (Garda Síochána) temporary register is the earliest register of recruitment of rank and file members into An Garda Síochána. The volume starts in February 1922 and was taken out of general usage in September 1924 after the recruitment of the first 6,042 members. Not all those entered into the register are successful applicants and unsuccessful applicants are not given a registered number. The volume also records separately the members who joined from Oriel House (the Criminal Intelligence Department) and the latest entry for this section is 16/5/1929. Each entry records the following details: registered number, date of joining, name, address, date of birth, religion, if in I.R.A. - rank, if ex. R.I.C. - rank, if ex. foreign army - rank, height, chest, and remarks. From April 1923 (p. 298) a column was added for knowledge of Irish. The remarks column records general information about the recruits such as dismissal or retirement details, and changes in rank. The remarks column also details the reason why an unsuccessful applicant was rejected. Reasons for rejection include medically unfit, dental problems, and failure to meet literacy, height, or chest measurement requirements.
Dublin Metropolitan Police general register
The Dublin Metropolitan Police (DMP) general register covers recruitment and transfers within the Dublin Metropolitan Police. The first 252 pages of this volume are available through the UCD Digital Library. There are 12,567 entries on these pages, covering the period 1837-1925. Following this period the General Register was taken into use by An Garda Síochána and the remaining pages involve the movement of Gardaí to the Dublin Metropolitan Area. Use of the General Register continued until 1975 although only the entries up to 1925 have been digitised and made available online for data protection reasons. Each entry records the following details: warrant number, name, age, height, trade or occupation, county, parish, post town, previous public service, by whom recommended, divisions attached to, service details (dates, rank, promotions etc.), good service pay, date and cause of removal from the force, reappointment details, and general observations. Religion was added from 1858 (p. 117).


Find here professional automobile shock absorbers manufacturers and suppliers. Wholesale high quality and durable HYUNDAI, KIA, HONDA, TOYOTA shock absorber from our factory. The best after-sale service is available.


text:
2 new Fleming School teachers are familiar faces
Sterling Journal-Advocate file photo
Brenda Lechman is the new business teacher at Fleming School. She is pictured here helping Merino Elementary students with a give and save piggy bank project last year when she visited the school with Adams Bank and Trust.
Gary Rich, the new art teacher at Fleming School, is pictured back row, right, with the 2016 1A state champion Wildcats basketball team. Though he is a new teacher at the school, Rich has served as assistant coach boys basketball coach at Fleming for three years now.
By Callie Jones | cjones@journal-advocate.com | Sterling Journal-Advocate
PUBLISHED: September 7, 2017 at 11:07 am | UPDATED: May 8, 2019 at 1:10 am
With a new school year underway, Fleming School is welcoming two new teachers this year.
Brenda Lechman is the new business teacher and brings with her a wealth of experience. After earning a bachelor's degree in secondary education – business management from Northwest Missouri State University she began teaching in Missouri as a high school business teacher, served as middle and high school counselor, school-to-career coordinator and director of enrollment services. She has worked with students in a number of capacities including career exploration, recruiting, admissions, registration, advising and financial aid, along with building relationships between 14 schools and business/industry in those communities.
After teaching in Missouri, she accepted a position as dean of enrollment management at Mid-Plains Community College in North Platte, Neb., serving three main and four extended campuses. She then moved to Sterling and worked in the business sector before taking the position at Fleming School.
Lechman decided to accept the business teacher position at Fleming because it was a good opportunity for her to return to education.
"I love to help others learn and grow to reach their full potential," Lechman said about why she decided to go into education.
Her favorite part of teaching is "watching students discover, learn and grow. I also enjoy learning from them!" she said.
One of the fun facts Lechman shared about herself is that her parents' desire for their children to see the United States triggered in her a passion for travel and learning about other ways of life. She has stood in the tundra of all 50 state capitals and Washington D.C., while touring the U.S. with her family, before traveling to Mexico, nine Canadian Provinces and one Canadian Territory, six Central American countries including cruising through the Panama Canal (and the final year under U.S. control), five Caribbean Islands, nine European countries and New Zealand's North and South island. Travels included reaching the northern, eastern, western, and southern most points of the United States.
Lechman and her husband enjoy the outdoors, whether traveling to new places, camping, jeeping, golfing, kayaking, snowmobiling, hiking, elk bow hunting or just being in the mountains.
Fleming's other new teacher is also a familiar face, having lived in Sterling for several years now. Gary Rich, the new art teacher, and his wife Kay moved to the Sterling area 13 years ago from Denver.
He started working for RE-1 Valley School District in 2008, beginning at Stevens Elementary and then moving to Sterling Middle School the following year. While at the middle school he coached football, basketball and track. Rich was there for two years and then went to Sterling High School, where he remained for two years before moving to Caliche Elementary/High School.
For the last three years he has been a substitute teacher.
"I enjoyed working with kids so much I decided to make this my permanent career," Rich said.
He started working at Fleming when he accepted the assistant boys basketball coaching position and has been there for three years now.
"I liked it so much that when this position opened up, I applied and I got the opportunity to teach and coach," said Rich, who is excited to do both.
Callie Jones: 970-526-9286, cjones@journal-advocate.com
Callie Jones
Callie Jones is the news editor of the Journal-Advocate. She has been with the paper since July 2007.
Follow Callie Jones	@CJones_JA
Business, organizations sought for RE-1 Valley Vendor Fair
Schroeder makes University of Northern Colorado Business Dean's List


StockMarketWire.com - Phoenix Global Resources said it completed eight unconventional vertical wells at its Puesto Rojas prospect in Argentina in the second half of 2018.
All of the wells were currently on test and producing.
Encouraging results from the well tests, together with well results from previous campaigns, had been used to help define the 2019 development plan for the area, the company said.
Average working interest daily production in the fourth quarter of 2018 was 9,985 barrels of oil equivalent, similar to the 9,946 boe produced in the third quarter.