Kicker Cody Parkey has been getting roasted for missing the potentially game-winning field goal in the Chicago Bears' playoff loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. It turns out he wasn't totally to blame.
"Me and Haloti [Ngata] ... we got penetration, got the hand up like coach always says," Hester said, according to the Philadelphia Daily News. "Tipped off my fingertips. Felt good ... [but] actually, I thought I didn't get enough of it, I thought it was going to go in. When I saw it going in, I turned back around [away from the goal posts]. Then I heard everybody screaming, I was like, oh, [expletive] ... he missed it."
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Q: Can't revert SUPEE-9767 v1 I want to upgrade my Magento version 1.9.3.3 to 1.9.3.4. As I understand it I have to revert SUPEE-9767 v1 using the command sh PATCH-SUPEE-9767.sh -R.
When I run this command I get the following error log from it:
sh PATCH_SUPEE-9767_CE_1.9.3.2_v1-2017-05-25-09-03-28.sh -R
PATCH_SUPEE-9767_CE_1.9.3.2_v1-2017-05-25-09-03-28.sh: 14: PATCH_SUPEE-9767_CE_1.9.3.2_v1-2017-05-25-09-03-28.sh: 127: not found
PATCH_SUPEE-9767_CE_1.9.3.2_v1-2017-05-25-09-03-28.sh: 14: PATCH_SUPEE-9767_CE_1.9.3.2_v1-2017-05-25-09-03-28.sh: 127: not found
PATCH_SUPEE-9767_CE_1.9.3.2_v1-2017-05-25-09-03-28.sh: 25: PATCH_SUPEE-9767_CE_1.9.3.2_v1-2017-05-25-09-03-28.sh: 0: not found
Checking if patch can be applied/reverted successfully...
-e ERROR: Patch can't be applied/reverted successfully.

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So unfortunately I'm not able to revert this, so I can't upgrade to 1.9.3.4. Does anyone have a clue about what is going on?

A: You are get Unreversed patch detected! errors because original v1 patch did not install successfully. In other words, whenever you see a message "Unreversed patch detected!", V1 patch didn't not make any changes to those files when you installed it originally. It skipped them probably.
For you to be able to reverse V1, you have to open the V1 patch with an EDITOR and remove patches code for the files that you see show "Unreversed patch detected!"
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app/code/core/Mage/Adminhtml/Block/Checkout/Formkey.php
app/code/core/Mage/Adminhtml/Block/Notification/Symlink.php
app/code/core/Mage/XmlConnect/controllers/Adminhtml/MobileController.php
app/design/adminhtml/default/default/template/notification/formkey.phtml
app/design/adminhtml/default/default/template/notification/symlink.phtml
app/locale/en_US/Mage_Adminhtml.csv
app/locale/en_US/Mage_Core.csv
app/locale/en_US/Mage_Dataflow.csv
app/locale/en_US/Mage_XmlConnect.csv

You also have HUNK failed at 232
app/code/core/Mage/Checkout/etc/system.xml
Hunk #1 FAILED at 232.

You could possibly modified this file manually after V1 installation, compare this file with original Magento system.xml file for your version. There must be something missing in the code.

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Fluor bags PMC contract to PKN Orlen to expand ethylene capacity
11:53 AM, 28th November 2019
PLOCK, POLAND: PKN Orlen's Petrochemicals Development Programme is about to reach another milepost. As part of the project to extend the olefin complex in Plock, a contract has been signed for technical consultancy and Project Management Contractor (PMC+) services. It is expected to optimally prepare the project for successful delivery within the allocated budget and schedule.
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"We have taken another major step towards the key milestone in our plans to develop the petrochemical business, which is the olefin plant extension. Petrochemicals have enormous potential we are determined to make the most of. Our capital projects to develop the petrochemical area will solidify our position on the European market while providing tangible benefits to the Polish economy, turning it from an importer into a net exporter of petrochemicals," said Daniel Obajtek, President of the PKN ORLEN Management Board.
"Given the scale of our venture, we have decided to deploy a consulting service within the PMC+ framework. In the case of particularly large projects, such as the olefin plant extension, this solution is a globally applied standard. Our contract with Fluor will fully integrate the project management, offering potential synergies and facilitating knowledge flows between PKN ORLEN and the contractor," stresses Zbigniew Leszczy?ski, Member of the PKN ORLEN Management Board, Development.
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Mass hysteria and an unwillingness to look at facts objectively is not new it seems. Hans Christian Andersen mocked societal gullibility in his 'Emperor's New Clothes'. He was not the first. Similar stories have been around since medieval times, so people in the past too were somewhat aware of their intellectual failings. By 1841, our accumulated foibles took up three volumes of Charles Mackay's sensational "Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds". These anecdotes are a testament to humanity's longstanding fascination with conspiracy theories and a preference for emotional arguments over facts and reasoning.
So what has changed now? What has deemed our age worthy of the title 'post-factual'? Perhaps we are horrified (and rightly so) that we, in the 21st century, can be prey to false information. We are more educated, more eager to seek knowledge and have easier access to information than previous generations. Yet, that we are no different from our credulous ancestors is hard to digest.
Is it that more people are vulnerable to fake news and conspiracy theories now than before? This may be possible but is hard to quantify or prove. One aspect of our lives that has changed is the rapid speed at which information now travels. So, false information can penetrate easier, faster.
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Our brain is not infallible. It likes rewards, especially easily accessible ones, like memes, cat videos, rants disguised as opinion posts, etc. Cognitively demanding tasks are tedious and require mental energy and attentional focus. Reasoning, logical thinking and sifting through fallible information sources don't stand a chance when presented next to gratifying social media tidbits. Seeking information that fits one's world views and interacting with people who share the same view are also rewarding. The gratifying nature of these pursuits combined with their easy accessibility leads to a dangerous situation akin to addiction.
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Stop thinking of God as having the human attributes of a father, such as: authority, control, anger, punishment. There is no relationship like parenting when it comes to God. There is no anger. There is no punishment! God does not have a human consciousness. Think of God as family. The closer you can get through your Higher Self to the creative source, which is God, the stronger influence of compassion you will have on this planet.
There is no spiritual hierarchy. There is one consciousness that is in charge. And, one consciousness is also family.
You do NOT have to pay something or do something to be acceptable to God. You were born magnificent and perfect, and always will be. God loves you no matter what.
Your timing is NOT God's timing, yet you try to make it that way. Synchronicities will be created according to Divine timing, and NOT on your clock.
Your primary purpose is not what you think it is. Your primary purpose is compassionate action.


Second Saturdays – House Concerts Featuring "Heartstrings" at the Hagood Mill Historic Site and Folklife Center in Pickens. For more information call (864) 898-2936 or visit http://www.co.pickens.sc.us/CulturalCommission/CurrentEvents/default.aspx#AttheHagoodMill.
Through May – Super STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) Saturdays at the Spartanburg Science Center in Spartanburg. For more information call (864) 583-2777 or visit http://www.spartanburgsciencecenter.org/.
April 4 – iMAGINE UpState Festival in downtown Greenville. For more information visit http://www.imagineupstate.org/.
April 4 – 5 – Historic Pendleton Spring Jubilee on the Village Green in Pendleton. For more information call (800) 862-1795 or visit http://www.pendletondistrict.org/jubilee/.
April 9 – 11 – SpringSkunk Music Fest in Greer. For more information call (864) 233-8430 or visit http://www.albinoskunk.com/.
April 10 – 11 – SCSC SpringFest at the Music Camp in Spartanburg. This outdoor event includes 15 Regional Bands. For more information visit https://www.facebook.com/events/503230489817957/.
April 10 – 18 – "Steel Magnolias" at the Easley Foothills Playhouse in Easley. For more information call (864) 855-1817 or visit http://www.easleyfoothillsplayhouse.com/.
April 10 – 19 – "Over the River and through the Woods" at the Oconee Community Theatre in Seneca. This is a hilarious family comedy appropriate for teens and adults. For more information call (864) 882-1910 or visit http://www.oconeetheatre.org/.
April 10 – May 14 – "A Look Back at the Carolina Blues" at the Pickens County Museum in Pickens. For more information call (864) 898-5963 or visit http://www.co.pickens.sc.us/CulturalCommission/CurrentEvents/default.aspx#Programs.
April 11 – South Carolina Chili Cook-Off Championship in downtown Belton. For more information call (864) 940-3111 or visit http://scchilicookoff.com/.
April 11 – "Pictures at an Exhibition & Tchaikovsky's Violin" at the Chapman Cultural Center in Spartanburg. For more information call (864) 596-9725 or visit http://www.chapmanculturalcenter.org/.
April 11 – Early Spring Mountain Hearth Cooking and Andy Cohen Blues Concert at the Hagood Mill Historic Site and Folklife Center in Pickens. For more information call (864) 898-2936 or visit http://www.visitpickenscounty.com/vendor/61/hagood-mill-historic-folklife-center/.
April 11 – Music on the Mountain at Table Rock State Park in Pickens. For more information call (864) 878-9813 or visit http://www.southcarolinaparks.com/tablerock/tablerock-bluegrass.aspx.
April 12 – Pops Concert at Patrick Square in Clemson. For more information call (864) 656-3043 or visit http://www.clemson.edu/Brooks/events/.
April 12 – ShalomFest at the Temple of Israel in Greenville. Come learn more about the Jewish culture, to include food and entertainment. For more information call (864) 292-1782 ext. *112 or visit http://www.templeofisrael.org/shalomfest .
April 13 – 19 – "Twelfth Night" at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts in Clemson. For more information call (864) 656-3043 or visit http://www.clemson.edu/Brooks/events/.
April 15 – 25 – Clemson Blues Festival at various locations in Clemson. For more information call (864) 650-0585 or visit http://www.clemsonbluesfest.org/.
April 16 – 18 – Stone Soup Storytelling Festival held at various locations in Woodruff. Come enjoy the tails of a variety of storytellers. For more information call (864) 476-8770 or visit http://stonesoupsc.com/.
April 17 – 18 – Pickens Azalea Festival in downtown Pickens. For more information visit http://www.pickensazaleafestival.org/About.
April 18 – Goodwill Mud Run at SC-TAC (formerly the Donaldson Center) in Greenville. For more information visit http://goodwillmudrun.org/.
April 18 – Bare Yourself Bike Ride in downtown Spartanburg. The event will be followed by an after party concert. For more information visit http://www.bareyourself.org/.
April 18 – Kelley's Kure 8K and 5K at Heritage Park in Simpsonville. Proceeds for this event will benefit the South Carolina Ovarian Cancer Foundation. For more information call (864) 979-6432 or visit http://go-greenevents.com/event/id/4481.
April 19 – Seek and Snap to be held in downtown Greenville. This is a digital scavenger hunt (2 to 4 person groups) with proceeds to benefit Let There Be Mom. For more information call (864) 608-9819 or visit http://lettherebemom.org/seek-n-snap/.
April 23 – May 3 – The Great Anderson County Fair at the Anderson Sports and Entertainment Center in Anderson. For more information call (864) 757-3022 or (864) 296-6601 or visit http://thegreatandersoncountyfair.com/.
Through May 17 – "Life: A Journey through Time" at the Museum of York County in Rock Hill, displaying a series of photographs that span the world throughout time. For more information call (803) 329-2121 or visit http://www.chmuseums.org/exhibits-myco/.
Tuesdays to Sundays through August 30 – "Art & Imagination in Children's Literature" at the Museum of York County in Rock Hill. For more information call (803) 329-2121 or visit http://chmuseums.org/exhibits-myco/#28.
April 3 – Sarah Jarosz at the McCelvey Center in York. For more information call (803) 684-3948 or visit http://chmuseums.org/mccelvey/.
April 4 – Aiken Horsepower Association Spring Fling held at the Aiken Mall off of Whiskey road in Aiken. Cars, trucks, and motorcycles will be judged and there will be food and activities throughout the day. For more information call (803) 270-3505 or visit http://www.aikenhorsepower.com/.
April 11 – Edwin McCain at the Bundy Auditorium at the University of South Carolina Lancaster. For more information call (803) 289-1486 or visit http://www.lancastercitysc.com/performingarts.aspx.
April 11 – "Who's Sleeping in on Family Day?" at the Museum of York County in Rock Hill. Come learn all about bears. For more information call (803) 329-2121 or visit http://www.chmuseums.org/event/1749/.
April 11 – Open Horse Show and Vendor Fair at the Gaston Farm Road Equestrian Center in Chester. For more information call (803) 374-6255 or visit http://www.gastonfarmequestriancenter.com/events/.
April 11 – 12 – IQA World Cup Quidditch Tournament to be held at Manchester Meadows in Rock Hill. If you are a Harry Potter fan, this is an event you are sure to enjoy! For more information email events@usquidditch.org or visit http://usqworldcup.com/.
April 17 – 18 – Aiken Earth Day in downtown Aiken. The event will include a 5K and a variety of events to honor Earth Day. For more information call (803) 642-7767 or visit http://www.greenupaiken.com/.
April 18 – Earth Day Celebration at the Dairy Barn in Fort Mill. For more information call (803) 547-4575 or visit http://www.ascgreenway.org/events/detail/earth-day-celebration-2.
April 18 – Aiken Kite Festival to be held at Citizens Park in Aiken. For more information call (803) 642-7634 or visit http://www.tbredcountry.org/common/content.asp?CONTENT=9985&PAGE=311.
April 21 – 26 – Come See Me Festival at a variety of locations in Rock Hill. This festival includes a pet fashion show, a plant sale, a BBQ cookoff, and much, much more. For more information call (803) 329-7625 or visit http://www.comeseeme.org/.
Through April 19 – Festival of Houses and Gardens at various locations in Charleston. Enjoy a look at some of Charleston's historical architecture and gardens and a rare opportunity to tour some of the most beautiful houses in Charleston. For more information call (843) 722-3405 or visit https://www.historiccharleston.org/Events/Annual-Festival-of-Houses-and-Gardens.aspx.
Tuesdays – Sundays through April 23 – "Voices of the Island: The Cuban Art Collection of Reynir Llanes" at the Franklin G. Burruoghs-Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum in Myrtle Beach. For more information call (843) 238-2510 or visit http://www.artmuseumtouring.com/Chapin.html.
Through May 10 – "1920's – 1960's: Five Decades of Style that Changed America" at the Charleston Museum, Americas first museum, in Charleston. For more information call (843) 722-2996 or visit http://www.charlestonmuseum.org/home.
April 2 – 4 – Lamar Egg Scramble Jamboree held in downtown Lamar. For more information call (843) 639-2380 or visit http://www.lamareggscramble.com.
April 4 – Race for the Inlet starting at Morse Park Landing in Murrells Inlet. There is both a 5K and an 8K run or walk. For more information call (843) 357-2007 or visit http://www.active.com/murrells-inlet-sc/running/distance-running-races/race-for-the-inlet-2015?int=.
April 4 – Easter Egg Hunt at McLean Park in North Myrtle Beach. For more information call (843) 280-5584 or visit http://parks.nmb.us/Page.aspx?id=20.
April 4 – Park Palooza at Myrtle Beach State Park in Myrtle Beach. This is a full day of events with activities for the entire family. For more information call (843) 238-5325 or visit http://www.southcarolinaparks.com/products/10003603.
April 4 – Safe Kids Day at the North Charleston Coliseum & Performing Arts Center in North Charleston. For more information call (843) 792-5327 or visit http://www.safekids.org/skd2015/southcarolina.
April 4 – 12 – Family Circle Cup in the Family Circle Stadium in Charleston. This is a 9 day women's tennis tournament. For more information call (800) 677-2293 or visit http://www.familycirclecup.com/.
April 8 – Cane Pole Fishing at Hobcaw Barony in Georgetown. For more information call (843) 546-4623 or visit http://www.myrtlebeachonline.com/2014/03/29/4121090/hobcaw-barony-foundation-celebrates.html.
April 9 – 12 – Pee Dee Spring Plant and Flower Festival at the Pee Dee State Farmers Market in Florence. For more information call (803) 734-2144 or visit https://agriculture.sc.gov/30th-annual-pee-dee-spring-plant-flower-festival/.
April 10 – Music in the Age of Charles Towne (1670-1783) at Cathedral Church of St. Luke and St. Paul in Charleston. For more information call (843) 722-7345 or visit https://www.facebook.com/events/747807298601548/.
April 10 – 11 – 50+ Senior Life Expo at the Florence Civic Center in Florence. For more information call (843) 229-8856 or visit http://www.florenceciviccenter.com/events/detail/50-expo.
April 11 – Spring Planting Day at the L.W. Paul Living History Farm in Conway. Come learn all about farm life in the springtime. For more information call (843) 365-3596 or visit http://www.horrycountymuseum.org/events/.
April 11 – 5K RunDead Zombie Run at Legare Farms in Charleston. For more information call (843) 559-0788 or visit http://www.5krundead.com/charleston.html.
April 11 – "Back Home Again: A Tribute to John Denver" by the Long Bay Symphony at the Myrtle Beach High School in Myrtle Beach. For more information call (843) 448-8379 or visit http://longbaysymphony.com/tickets/.
April 11 – Historic Mitchelville 5K Run/Walk at Fish Haul Creek Park on Hilton Head Island. For more information call (843) 815-1718 or (843) 255-7301 or visit http://www.mitchelvillepreservationproject.com/5k/.
April 11 – 12 – Art in the Park at Chapin Park in Myrtle Beach. For more information call (843) 446-3830 or visit http://www.artsyparksy.com/.
April 11 – 12 – Pet Fest at Palmetto Islands County Park in Mount Pleasant. An event geared just to pets. For more information call (843) 795-4386 or visit http://ccprc.com/139/Pet-Fest.
April 11 – 13 – Monday After the Masters at the House of Blues and Cye Club at Barefoot Resort in North Myrtle Beach. Entertainment provided by Hootie and the Blowfish. For more information call (843) 343-7451 or visit http://hootiegolf.com/.
April 12 – DIVA Half Marathon and 5K on Main Street in North Myrtle Beach. For more information call (800) 733-7089 or visit http://www.runlikeadiva.com/.
April 13 – 19 – RBC Heritage at the Harbour Town Golf Links on Hilton Head Island. For more information call (843) 671-2448 or visit http://www.rbcheritage.com/.
April 14 – F.L.A.V.O.R. at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center in Myrtle Beach. Come enjoy the tastes of the area. For more information call (843) 855-0527 or visit http://www.myrtlebeachconventioncenter.com/calendar.php.
April 16 – 19 – Charleston Race Week to be held in the Race Village at the Charleston Harbor Resort and Marina in North Charleston. This is one of the country's biggest racing regattas. For more information call (843) 628-5900 or visit http://www.charlestonraceweek.com/.
April 17 – Bob Dylan at the North Charleston Coliseum in North Charleston. For more information call (843) 529-5000 or visit http://www.northcharlestoncoliseumpac.com/events.
April 17 – 19 – Charleston In-Water Boat Show held at Brittlebank Park and Bristol Marina in Charleston. This is the largest boat show of its kind in the southeast. For more information call (843) 250-9713 or visit http://www.charlestoninwaterboatshow.com/.
April 17 – 19 – East Coast Canoe and Kayak Festival held at James Island Park on James Island. The weekend includes opportunities for instruction, trips, camping, and more. For more information call (843) 795-4386 or visit http://ccprc.com/1542/East-Coast-Paddlesports-Outdoor-Festival.
April 18 – Soft Shell Crab Festival in the Old Village of Port Royal. For more information call (843) 592-1892 or visit http://www.oldvillageportroyal.com/event_ssc.htm.
April 18 – Walk for Autism at Hampton Park in Charleston. In addition to the walk will be music, refreshments, and activities for the kids. For more information call (803) 469-3507 or visit http://www.walkforautismcharleston.org/our-main-event/.
April 18 – Spring Jam Music Festival in The Grove at Patriots Point in Mount Pleasant. The event will include local bands, as well as bands from across the country and one musician from Argentina, performing arts, food and beverages, artisans and crafts. For more information visit http://www.springjammusicfest.com/.


A new Abrams mod for GTA V is here. The difference between this and my other Abrams mod? This represents the M1A1 instead of the M1A2 Abrams. Notable difference are absent armor packages on the sides, no CITV station on the turret and no gunner protection. This is an Abrams as it would've participated during Desert Storm in the '90s.
This is an entirely new model from CoD: Modern Warfare Remastered with highly detailed textures (And I mean really detailed) merged with the interior bits from my other Abrams mod. Tracks are working properly and antennas on turret are wiggling according to vehicles momentum. By opening the rear doors, you can open the turret hatches to take a look inside the interior.
This is NOT and add-on, but a replace for the Rhino.
After replacing the "ytd" and "yft" files and open the game, the launcher starts downloading the "x64e.rpf" file without any reason. Why?
@SkylineGTRFreak Could you make this into an add-on?
@SkylineGTRFreak I fixed my MG by copying the weapon handling lines from the original Rhino. No need to remove any guns!!!
Any chance this could be modified to have a passenger machine gun turret above now that the new dlc has added a tank with a working passenger MG?
Any chance of doing some aircraft firefighting vehicles SkylineGTRFreak?
@commando110 Yea, I wanted to do this. But at the moment I'm on vacation and only have my Laptop without ZModeler. So all I can do is handling/setting edits and transforming replace mods into Add-ons.
@Dustin Hale what do you have in mind?
So far I have done the LA County S-70A Firehawk and 747 supertanker. I once started a Canadair CL-415, but something was wrong with the model.
Like the Oshkosh Striker or the E-One Titan HPR @SkylineGTRFreak.
@SkylineGTRFreak Sir, excuse me, where do i find the cannon info?
Reason I ask is so I can modify range setting.
@SkylineGTRFreak Maybe an odd request: could you make this vehicle with 2 dual linked tri-barrel miniguns but no cannon barrel?
I am a true Mini nut gun... no, gut nut mini.. no... well you get me.
That would be awesome @SkylineGTRFreak.
@SkylineGTRFreak Fair enough, we all need a vacation when we can get it. Thanks for the reply and happy to hear that you are considering it.
i like you so much!!!!!!!
@SkylineGTRFreak How to do this for a tank gun? help me please..
can u convert the Churchill Mk7?


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Conference Introduction: John Searl
Gunnar Sandberg
John A. Thomas Jr.
law of the squares
Peter Barret
John R. R. Searl
The Searl Effect Generator and the Levity Disc
Energy Generation and Gravity Control for Space Flight Systems
The inventor, Professor John Searl, President of S.I.R.C., will be speaking upon the work and the and the progress made by now in the development of both the S.E.G. (Searl-Effect-Generator) and the I.G.V. (Inverse-G-Vehicle). You must appreciate today there is much information which is still classified and cannot be released to the public, as patents may be applied for later on.
from "The Manual of Free Energy Devices and Systems" by D.A. Kelly
Wilhelm Reich (1897-1957) Austria
Wilhelm Reich was a psychoanalyst of the Austrian school who studied under Freud, and later became a teacher and investigator of natural scientific phenomena.
As his career developed, he began to study the interaction of space energy to human health and to formulate the various reactions of these key relationships. He was able to identify a form of energy which he named "Orgone" and build devices wich could collect and accumulate this energy.
Orgone energy is the name given him to a specific life energy within and around all living organisms. The existance of orgone energy outside of the living organism in the atmosphere was demonstrated in various test conducted by Reich. The inner life energy is stimulated from the outer orgone energy in the atmosphere. This concept is logical, since nothing can exist within the living organism that did not previously exist in the environment of the living organism.
The color blue is the specific color of orgone energy within and without the organism. Blue is the color seen in all functions which are related to the cosmic or atmospheric orgone energy. Protoplasm of any kind in every cell or bacterium is blue, and cells lose their blueness when they die. Orgone energy penetrates everything at different speeds.
Wilhelm Reich's orgone energy accumulators were in the form of squarish boxes which consisted of alternate layers of organic and metallic materials, such as cotton or cellulose and aluminum. Reich's continuing experiments in this field disclosed that organic materials attract and collect orgone energy from the atmosphere. The metallic material acts to both repel and contain the orgone, and thus the combination of both materials produces an ideal collector or accumulator of orgone energy.
An extraordinary occurance within the orgone accumulator box is the unexplained temperature rise that occurs which cannot be explained by the present Laws of Energy Conservation.
Reich further discovered a motorizing force (high or low potential) within orgone energy (1949) which could be harnessed to propel a special type of motor. He is said to have built a special motor with a rotating armature revolved by entrapped orgone energy, but there is no record available to validate this device.
According to Reich's findings, the so-called "heat waves" that we see shimmering above roads and mountains are not actually heat at all, but orgone energy that does not rise. They will move from west to east, at a speed faster than the earth's rotation. They cause the twinkling of the stars in our sight. Thunderstorms are formed by changes in the concentration of atmospheric orgone energy.
Wilhelm Reich began to get into trouble with the authorities when he attempted to translate the benefits of orgone energy into medical applications, and specifically orgonetic irradiation of the organism (patient). The Wilhelm Reich Foundation was formed for the purpose of promoting the healing effects of applied orgone energy, but started to draw the attention of the F.D.A., who were very skeptical of orgone energy and its application.
While some of Reich's teachings and methods may have been open to question as more information has evolved, the basics of orgone energy have been accepted by most non-establishment scientists who are free-energy activists. Wilhelm Reich was eventually arrested and placed in jail where he remained until his death.
20 latest nodes tagged Wilhelm Reich
Borderland Sciences: A Tour of the Borderland Museum
If cloudbusting is to be done responsibly, one of the first and most basic safety precautions must be that no operation is kept secret.
Wilhelm Reich Museum make "A Man's Right to Know (The Wilhelm Reich Story)" available on YouTube
1939-03-19: Bioelectricity, Energy Production from Material Heated to Incandescence, Cancer Therapy, Charging of Organism
1937-10-10: SAPA Bions! Radiation! A Completely New World!
1937-09-30: I have found the bacillus that causes cancer!
1939-03-17: Our mysterious "something" does not appear to be ordinary electricity or ordinary magnetism.
1939-05-06: The slow undulating movement of the orgone corresponds completely to vegetative movement, which in turn is nothing but energy displacement.
Wilhelm Reich's Notes & Letters & Diary Entries
Wilhelm Reich: Myron Sharaf on the orgone motor and 1948 (from "Fury on Earth")
MERLib recommends: book: Wilhelm Reich AMERICAN ODYSSEY - LETTERS & JOURNALS (1940-1947)
1947-09-07: Wilhelm Reich: New facts and ideas concerning the GM reaction
1943-01-30: Wilhelm Reich: The orgone energy field of rotating bodies pulsates
2008-07-14: Archive Workshop at Orgonon - results from Wilhelm Reich Museum 2008 Update
1939-03-17: Wilhelm Reich: A Measuring Apparatus, an Orgonometer, Is Needed
1938-09-01: Wilhelm Reich: My Spinning-wave hypothesis seems to solve a multitude of contradictions in physics
1937-10-14: Wilhelm Reich: I am on the track of the matter
1939-02-27: Wilhelm Reich: Thank you for your help in determining the radiation
1947-08-14: Wilhelm Reich: I have simply transformed orgone into electrical energy. The impulse is a simple electromagnetic system
1947-08-09: Wilhelm Reich: My Geiger-Muller counter has been running amok since yesterday
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Dean Warwick
Murder By Remote-Control?
News Brief – October 9, 2006
Further indications have come to light that Dean Warwick, alternative energy pioneer and intelligence insider did not die of natural causes.
Dean Warwick collapsed and died whilst addressing a packed auditorium in Blackpool last weekend. Significantly however, he said he felt a "beam" or "burning" at the side of his head shortly before beginning his talk.
According to those who last spoke to him before he began his talk, Dean said: "I think I'm going to be bumped off".
Originally from New Zealand but now resident in Scotland, Dean had promised to make some momentous announcements at the conference.
In the weeks prior to speaking at Probe International's conference, Dean had given Dave Starbuck a foretaste of what was coming in an interview.
Among other things, Dean promised that he would name who was behind the murder of Bobby Kennedy. ....
- Complete article
- PESWiki data on Warwick
http://www.nineeleven.co.uk/board/viewtopic.php?t=4772
Warwick's website - ampliflaire.co.uk
Repulsine -> Belluzzo-Schriever-Miethe Diskus
Leonstein
Belluzzo-Schriever-Miethe
Bill Rose
Dr. Walter Miethe
Herman Goering
Rudolph Schriever
Virgil Armstrong
Werner von Braun
The following is taken from an article titled "Secrets of the Third Reich". The complete article resides at http://www.violations.org.uk/book4/secrets/nazi_ufo.htm
"...One person who made claims regarding the development of 'flying saucers' in Nazi Germany is former Luftwaffe Flight Captain and aircraft designer Rudolph Schriever. He claimed in 1950 that he and a small team had worked at facilities near Prague developing a saucer-type vehicle.
Triboluminescence
Stephan Riess
sonoluminescence
page 303 of Living Energies by Coats and Schauberger
Triboluminescence: An internal glow or luminescence produced when two or more crystalline rocks of similar composition are rubbed hard together or struck against one another and is attributed to the energy given off by the electrons contained the rocks as they return from a pressure-induced, excited state to their rest orbits. As a phenomenon it can occur both in air and under water.
The Joe Energy Cell
JoeCell
Ken Adachi
Alex Schiffer
Joe X
endothermic
(Copyright 1999-2001 Educate-Yourself and Ken Adachi. All rights reserved)
By Ken Adachi ([email protected]) http://educate-yourself.org/fe/fejoewatercell.shtml
John R.R. Searl
SEG - Searl's Electromagnetic Generator
from: http://pesn.com/2005/05/22/6900100_Searl_Effect/
"...Even more dramatic effects including concentric thermal "walls" were reported. These rings of magnetic fields around the device felt discernibly colder to the physical senses in addition to registering 6-8 degrees Celsius below the ambient temperature. And when the laboratory was darkened, the Russian scientists observed an unusual toroidal field of blue-pink glowing luminescence around the converter when it was in operation. Godin and Roschin admit they cannot explain these phenomena using the conventional models of physics. Please see: http://www.searleffect.com/free/russianseg/russianseg.htm..." ' "...And orgone energy is said to manifest as a blue glow. Could this be part of what the Russians observed in their glowing blue-pink coronal discharge? And what is the pink part? So far nobody has even offered a theory including the Russian scientists who could not make a guess themselves! ..."


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Q: R option implied delta calculation I have some historical option prices and I'm trying to determine an implied delta.
I have the:
1) strike
2) call/put
3) stock price
4) dividend
5) interest rate
6) option price

I'm having a hard to finding a package/function in R to do so.
I've looked at the fOptions package but there doesn't appear to be anything for figuring implied greeks.
Any suggestions?

A: You can use RQuantLib to compute the implied volatility and then the other greeks.
library(RQuantLib)
value <- 9.15
type  <- "call"
underlying    <- 100
strike        <- 100
dividendYield <- 0
riskFreeRate  <- 0.03
maturity      <- .5

# Compute the implied volatility
volatility <- EuropeanOptionImpliedVolatility(
  type  = type,
  value = value,
  underlying = underlying,
  strike     = strike,
  dividendYield = dividendYield,
  riskFreeRate  = riskFreeRate,
  maturity      = maturity,
  volatility    = .01
)$impliedVol

# Compute all the greeks
EuropeanOption(
  type  = type,
  underlying = underlying,
  strike     = strike,
  dividendYield = dividendYield,
  riskFreeRate  = riskFreeRate,
  maturity      = maturity,
  volatility    = volatility
)

# Concise summary of valuation for EuropeanOption
#   value    delta    gamma     vega    theta      rho   divRho
#  9.1500   0.5702   0.0185  27.7721  -9.7682  23.9330 -28.5080


This gallery is a continuation of our collection of Japanese magazine covers featuring Johnny Depp. While Johnny has always been a great favorite in Japan, the coverage he has received in Japanese film magazines since the release of PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: THE CURSE OF THE BLACK PEARL has been absolutely astonishing--all of these magazines were published in the latter half of 2005 or in 2006. We are very happy to be able to share these beautiful images with Johnny's fans all around the world, and we thank the Zone's many Japanese members who so generously share all their Depp news with the Zone. A special thank you to Sleepy's friend Kyoko for all her help!


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Q: Add foreing key in Laravel I can't understand what I'm doing wrong. Create a linking table Users and Roles
Here's a sample migration code to create a table:
Schema::create('users_roles', function (Blueprint $table) {
    $table->unsignedBigInteger('user_id');
    $table->unsignedBigInteger('role_id');

    $table->foreign('user_id')
          ->references('id')
          ->on('users')
          ->onDelete('cascade');

    $table->foreign('role_id')
          ->references('id')
          ->on('roles')
          ->onDelete('cascade');

    $table->primary(['user_id','role_id']);
});

As a result, the first key is created, and with the second I get an error

General error: 1215 Cannot add foreign key constraint (SQL: alter table users_roles add constraint users_roles_role_id_foreign foreign key (role_id) references roles (id) on delete cascade)

So, what could be wrong in my code?

A: You should to create indexes on field that you want tot use as foreign keys:
Schema::create('users_roles', function (Blueprint $table) {
            $table->unsignedBigInteger('user_id');
            $table->unsignedBigInteger('role_id');

            $table->index('user_id');
            $table->index('role_id');

            $table->foreign('user_id')
                ->references('id')
                ->on('users')
                ->onDelete('cascade');

            $table->foreign('role_id')
                ->references('id')
                ->on('roles')
                ->onDelete('cascade');

            $table->primary(['user_id','role_id']);
        });


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Tampa Law Firm Opens Office in Clearwater, Adds Board Certified Attorney Ky Koch to Team
Consistent with the firm's long term growth strategy, Older Lundy Alvarez & Koch will open fourth office location in Pinellas County
TAMPA, FLA. (September 1, 2020) – Older Lundy Alvarez & Koch, a multi-service law firm, announced that they will open a fourth office location, 200 North Garden Avenue in Clearwater, on September 1, 2020. The new Pinellas location is currently the law office of Koch & Hoffman, P.A. Koch will merge his practice into Older Lundy Alvarez & Koch and Koch, along with associates Susan Hoffman and Jaime Girgenti, will become a part of the firm's Marital and Family Law Practice Group.
Older Lundy Alvarez & Koch opened its third location in Trinity in April when they acquired the Law Offices of Amanda Colón, a Board Certified Pasco County attorney.
"Pinellas County continues to grow very rapidly and we intend to be a key player in providing legal services to the Pinellas community," said Michael Lundy, Managing Partner of Older Lundy Alvarez & Koch. "Our firm's areas of expertise fit in perfectly with the expanding legal market in Pinellas County and we were finally able to find a firm whose culture and areas of practice fit perfectly with ours."
Hoffman is a seasoned attorney practicing solely in Marital and Family Law. As a former Assistant State Attorney, she has handled well over 100 trials. She also is a Collaboratively trained attorney and a member of several local professional organizations.
Girgenti is a longtime Family Law attorney and is actively involved in several Pinellas County organizations, including the Clearwater Bar Association. She grew up in Tampa and has planted roots with her family in Clearwater.
Koch is a Board Certified Specialist in Family Law and a founder of the Tampa Bay Academy of Collaborative Professionals. "Ky and his team are outstanding additions to our firm and I am sincerely honored by their decision to join us," Lundy said.
"This is a great opportunity for us. Our merger will provide depth to the new firm that is unrivaled in the Tampa Bay legal market." said Koch.
For more information about Older Lundy Alvarez & Koch, visit www.OLALAW.com. For all media inquiries or additional details, please contact Andrea Lundy at 727-481-3442 or by email at alundy@olalaw.com.
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For those shocked by the new interface, I found this video, which claims to be from 9 July 2009: Foldit Selection Interface.
So, no one can say the new interface arrived suddenly out of the blue. The selection interface covered in the video is of course the precursor of the "new interface".
The video briefly introduces the selection interface, but it doesn't dive deeply into detail. Back in 2009, the
action bar didn't have too many actions.
For anyone trying to get up to speed, see new interface icons for a quick look at the most common items in the action bar.
The wiki also has a page for each of the original interface menus and modes, showing where the cheese has been moved. See new interface migration for an overall view of the changes, and links to each of the detail pages.
Most of these "changes" have of course been part of Foldit for 12 years now, if we can believe that date in YouTube.
See also "Selection Interface" superfluous from 10 years ago, right here in this forum. In one of the replies, Foldit's own jflat06 lays out the logic of the selection interface:
The selection interface provides a lot more than larger buttons. It is a different way of thinking about how to work on the protein. The point of it is to be able to 'select' which segments you want to work on, and then be able to perform operations on those segments.
For example, in order to reassign some set of segments a different secondary structure, in the original interface you would have to first switch to structure mode, then right click on a segment and assign the structure, then left click and drag from that residue if you need that structure to extend to other segments. In the selection interface, you simply select which residues you want changed, and then hit whatever structure you want them changed to.
As for merging them - I don't see the point. The selection interface already provides all the tools that the original interface does (or should). It is a matter of personal preference.
I guess at this point, the developers personal preferences include not constantly having to worry about how each new feature works in two similar but different interfaces.


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Compare GS-911 versions to see which one suits your needs best.
Please also see the FAQ: "How do the Enthusiast and Professional versions differ?"


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Мото Гран-Прі Нідерландів 2016 року, офіційна назва Motul TT Assen — восьмий етап чемпіонату світу з шосейно-кільцевих мотоперегонів MotoGP сезону 2016, який відбувався 24-26 червня 2016 року на трасі TT Circuit Assen, розташованій поруч з містом Ассен в Нідерландах. Гонки вперше за понад 65-річну історію Гран-Прі відбулись в неділю, а не в суботу, як до цього.

Переможці гонок всіх трьох класів здобули дебютні для перемоги: в «королівському» класі тріумфував австралієць Джек Міллер, в класі Moto2 — японець Такаакі Накагамі, в Moto3 — італієць Енеа Бастіаніні. Востаннє до цього три переможця-дебютанта було на Мото Гран-Прі Америк-2013: коли найшвидшими стали Марк Маркес, Ніко Тероль та Алекс Рінс відповідно. Гран-Прі стало історичним також для індійського виробника Mahindra, перша перемога якого в наймолодшому класі перервала домінування Honda та KTM.

MotoGP

Результати гонки
На етапі травмованого гонщика команди «Avintia Racing» Лоріса База продовжив заміняти Мікеле Пірро.

Всі три дні проведення Гран-Прі заїзди супроводжувала дощова погода. Це допомогло Андреа Довіціозо з команди «Ducati Team» здобути в перший поул в сезоні. Гонка також розпочалася за дощу. Зі старту гонки заїзд очолив Валентіно Россі, проте вже на третьому колі його обігнав Йонні Ернандес, який досить несподівано став з кожним колом відриватись від групи переслідувачів, до якої окрім Россі увійшли також  Довіціозо та Даніло Петруччі. Чинний чемпіон світу Хорхе Лоренсо, який зазнав тут серйозної травми у 2013-у також на мокрому треці, не зміг впоратись зі старими спогадами, та з кожним колом став втрачати позиції, відкочуючись у кінець пелетону. Ернандес з кожним колом нарощував свій відрив від групи переслідувачів, проте на 12 колі він впав і вибув з боротьби. З часом дощ став посилюватись, і на п'ятнадцятому колі дирекція гонки прийняла рішення про зупинку заїзду. Через деякий час було повідомлено про перезапуск гонки з скороченою до 12 кіл дистанцією, на старті якої гонщики повинні були бути розташовані згідно з позиціями, дійсними на момент закінчення 14-го кола. Таким чином, першим стартував Довіціозо, за ним розмістились Петруччі та Россі; лідер чемпіонату Марк Маркес стартував 5-им, Лоренсо — 19-им. На першому колі нової гонки в лідери виїхав Россі, Довіціозо ж впав на другому колі та вибув із боротьби. Россі також не довго очолював заїзд, повторивши долю Дові на третьому колі. Невдачею лідерів скористався Маркес, який очолив перегони. Поверхня треку залишалась вологою, тому гонщики намагалися їхати обережніше. Така ситуація вирівняла шанси пілотів заводських та незалежних команд у боротьбі за перемогу. Цим скористався австралієць Джек Міллер, який на четвертому колі обігнав Марвеса та очолив гонку. Він зберіг свою позицію до самого фінішу, здобувши дебютну перемогу в кар'єрі за часи виступів у «королівському» класі. Вона також стала першою для команди «Estrella Galicia 0,0 Marc VDS». Марк Маркес фінішував другим, третім став Скотт Реддінг, для якого цей подіум став дебютним у сезоні. Лоренсо ж зумів піднятись на 10-е місце після невдалого старту.

Примітки:
  — гонщик потрапив у аварію, але повернувся і продовжив гонку.

Залік гонщиків

Примітка:
Блакитним кольором позначені гонщики-дебютанти класу MotoGP.
Потовщеним шрифтом виділені результати гонщика, який стартував з поулу;
Курсивним шрифтом позначені результати гонщиків, які показали найшвидше коло.

Залік виробників

Залік команд

Moto2

Результати гонки
Дебютну перемогу в кар'єрі здобув японський гонщик Такаакі Накагамі (команда «Idemitsu Honda Team Asia»). Він непогано стартував у гонці, закінчивши перше коло 5-им. В подальшому він здійснив кілька обгонів, піднявшись на шостому колі на друге місце. На десятому колі Такаакі зумів обігнати Франко Морбіделлі та очолити заїзд. До кінця гонки він зумів втриматись на першій позиції. Другим фінішував чинний чемпіон серії Йоан Зарко, третім — Франко Морбіделлі. Третій поспіль подіум Зарко дозволив йому випередити Алекса Рінса та очолити загальний залік.

Примітки:
  — гонщик потрапив у аварію, але повернувся і продовжив гонку.

Залік гонщиків

Примітка:
Блакитним кольором позначені гонщики-дебютанти класу Moto2.
Потовщеним шрифтом виділені результати гонщика, який стартував з поулу;
Курсивним шрифтом позначені результати гонщиків, які показали найшвидше коло.

Залік виробників

Moto3
До етапу відбулись зміни в складі команди «Platinum Bay Real Estate» — Карела Ханіку, який не здобув до цього жодного очка, замінив Данні Веб. Травмованого Хорхе Наварро (команда «Estrella Galicia 0,0») замінив Лоренцо Далла Порта, а вже по ходу Гран-Прі, після першого дня практики, Альберт Аренас замінив Хорхе Мартіна («ASPAR Mahindra Team Moto3»).

Гонка стала знаковою відразу з кількох причин: дебютну перемогу у змаганнях здобув італієць Франческо Багная. Його тріумф став також першим для індійського виробника Mahindra. Подіум доповнили ще два представники Італії: другим став Фабіо Ді Джанантоніо, третім — Андреа Міньйо. Лідер чемпіонату вперше у сезоні фінішував за межами призової трійки, ставши 12-им. Це не завадило йому продовжувати очолювати загальний залік чемпіонату з перевагою в 48 очок над найближчим переслідувачем Хорхе Наварро.

Результати гонки

Примітки:
  — гонщик потрапив у аварію, але повернувся і продовжив гонку;
  — гонщик після закінчення гонки був покараний переміщенням на одну позицію назад.

Залік гонщиків

Примітка:
Блакитним кольором позначені гонщики-дебютанти класу Moto3.
Потовщеним шрифтом виділені результати гонщика, який стартував з поулу;
Курсивним шрифтом позначені результати гонщиків, які показали найшвидше коло.

Залік виробників

Примітки

Джерела
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Мото Гран-Прі Нідерландів
2016
Нідерланди
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Late Mediaeval Agriculture
Under the feudal system of the lairds, started in the twelfth century under David I was a farming method of INFIELD and OUTFIELD. RUN-RIG is the term used for this pre-Improvement system of agriculture.
Each tenant in Tynron had a share of common arable lands owned by the big landowners like the Douglases and also rights to common grazing. However, tenants had no right at all to occupy land nor to pass it on to their children.
Arable land was divided into strips or rigs, separated by shallow ditches. Soil from the ditches raised the height of the rigs and improved soil depth. The drainage problem was solved, as the rigs ran downhill and the furrows acted as field drains. The rigs were curved to the left at the ends to facilitate the turning of the plough team at the headland.
Sod Dykes
Earth banks (sod dykes) divided one man's fields from another's. Rigs were easily swapped or reapportioned. Sod dykes were built to keep cattle on the parts of the outfield to be manured (the folds), especially at night, or to keep them off where land was cropped. The head dyke demarcated permanent pasture and was the most important division on the farm. Animals were driven above the head dyke onto common grazing each day up loans or access ways.
Ploughteams
Farmtouns or "-tons" were where members of the plough team dwelt, e.g. Macqueston and Milnton. The hamlet of Tynron would have had several plough teams. Members of these tenant groups cooperated in the ploughing, but each man sowed and harvested his own bits on the scattered rigs. A typical plough team was 8 men and one ox. An alternative was 4 horses and three people. Sometimes there were mixed teams, for example of four oxen with two horses in front. The horses were very small, nothing like the Clydesdales we might imagine. They were probably Galloway ponies, ancestors of the present fell ponies. Oxen were cheaper to feed but slower than horses. There were still oxen in Tynron in the 1790s, but few into the nineteenth century. The ploughing method on slopes was to drive the animals uphill "empty" and plough downhill.
Tenants were tied to the land in several ways:-
They paid feu rents or produce in lieu, or both;
They paid cain (kain), a sort of tribute in farm produce. There was a saying about sowing grain: one to sow next year, one to grow and one to pay the laird;
They gave their services, eg for carrying goods, cutting and loading peat or wood;
They gave their labour for specific periods on the laird's farm, the mains, often when they desperately needed to be working on their own rigs;
They were tied to the laird's mill and had to keep the mill lead in good repair. As much as one-tenth of the crop was payable for milling.
The tenants themselves would employ a number of servants of various kinds. Servants were taken on for a year at a time at Martinmas, November 11th. These people made up the bulk of the population. Then there were the poor, looked after by the parish and the landowners.
Infield and Outfield
The INFIELD, or croft land, was nearest to the farmtouns. It was divided into rigs and permanently cultivated for oats and bere (four-row barley) with occasional fallows. This land was dunged but became so full of weeds so that it gave bad returns. As the infield would have been the best land and still is, any old rigs on it would have been ploughed out by modern farm machinery.
The OUTFIELD was poor grazing land up the hill, containing some folds of cultivated land. Folds were divided into parts by sod dykes, some cultivated with oats each year, followed by a year's manuring by cattle and oxen. After harvest animals were turned out on the stubble.
It is on the former outfield that patches of run-rig are clearly visible today above the present cultivated fields and sometimes even above the present head dyke. Otherwise hidden features, like these rigs, are shown up clearly by patchy snow cover or when melting snow persists in the furrows or when the sun is very low and its rays angle across the hillside. The middle slopes between Tynron Doon and Craigturra were all cultivated and the patterns of the old fields show up clearly in the right light among what is now largely bracken.
Haughland
There was some haughland along the Shinnel, which was land liable to flood regularly. It was traditionally ploughed for three years of oats, then left under pasture for three years to recover. These meadow haughlands were surrounded by temporary enclosures called hainings. From April to July animals were kept off. Some hay could then be taken, then animals could graze it.
Shielings
Cattle and ewes used to be driven up the hills in summer for a few weeks after calving and lambing. Up on these summer shielings, temporary huts were built and folk often lived up there, milking cattle and sheep for cheesemaking, shearing sheep, spinning wool and cutting peat. One such hut is marked on the Pinzarie Map on the next page. There is the remains of another on Auchenbrack at 774974, where by following the track and sod dyke for 200 metres above the top cultivated field the foundations of a small rectangular stone building can be seen.
The old peat cuttings can still be seen, as at the top of Auchenbrack at 7797 on the flat tops. On the remote tops there is still plenty of peat.
One reason for sending animals up the hill was to keep them off the crops on the infield, as the sod dykes were not as efficient as modern dykes or fences. Children and servants were kept busy herding the animals in daytime. The beasts were folded at night and animals from ploughteams would often be tethered.
Most animals had to be slaughtered at Martinmas in November when the pasture ran out. Only those needed for breeding or farmwork were kept on, as little fodder was available. Their accumulated winter dung was spread on the infield. There were no turnips or special fodder and any hay was inferior to what we have now. A little hay was cut from the hainings or from the wild and there was some barley and oat straw. Large-scale haymaking did not reach Tynron until the eighteenth century. Small wonder the cattle were small and wiry and the old Scottish Shortwool sheep stunted.
Food and Famine
Famine was never far away. The peasants saw little of the meat from their domesticated animals, though some was salted down. They existed on oatmeal and barley bread, with perhaps a few fish or poached game. Almost everyone had poultry and cain rents were commonly paid in birds or eggs. Crowdy (cheese) was made, ale brewed and kale grown at the back of the cottages. Flax was grown and used for linen and clothing.
A bare subsistence was all that could be had, though the laird might have surplus for disposal or giving to the poor. Two bad harvests in a row meant famine, starvation and rocketing prices. Everyone would have personal experience of severe food shortages.
Agricultural production was always going to be at a low level under the feudal system. What incentive was there to tend, improve or drain land for tenants with short leases, often annual and verbal? It was a stagnant system. Low points were reached in the 1590s and 1690s (the Little Ice Age) with many consecutive bad harvests. Poor starved and died, livestock disappeared. There was a decline in population in the 1690s. Something had to happen.
The Deil's Dyke
The so-called Deil's Dyke is one of Tynron's mysteries. It is mentioned by Wilson and its route is described in detail in his book.
The real Deil's Dyke of Galloway runs from Loch Ryan to Annan and is seen to great effect on the hills west of Sanquhar, but does not run very near to Tynron. John Barber wrote an excellent article on it in TDGNHAS 1982.
The supposed route of Wilson's deil's dyke is very clear and easy to follow along the hillside of Mid Hill, where it is known as "the Roman Road". On the photo of Tynron Doon earlier this can be seen running left to right between Tynron Doon and Mid Hill. To the left is an identical sod dyke crossing the "deil's dyke" at right angles.
It is particularly clear above Killiewarren, where it is 3 metres wide and 1 metre high with a path on top. At Killiewarren Hill it suddenly veers for no apparent reason up to the top of the hill and over, where it abruptly disappears just before the Killiewarren march dyke.
Here it is said to cross over the Shinnel by Birkhill and it is picked up again in what is now the new forestry above Markmony. It runs through the lower parts of the forestry and along the hill above Macqueston, its most beautiful stretch, with its double stone dyke and line of pines. There is 1.5 kilometres of clear dyke until Halfmerk Burn, where it disappears again. It is then supposed to cross over to Glencairn and can be picked up above Tererran, where there is 1 kilometre of earth ridge. Wilson, like others before him, sees it running to the hill fort on Dalwhat Hill at 728940.
Wilson took this as one feature, even imagining "guardian forts" along it. I have walked its length several times and I am confident enough to state that it is not one continuous feature. The Deil's Dyke in Tynron is simply Mediaeval head dyke marking the upper limit of cultivation. It is certainly at just the right height contouring the hillside and there are many other similar dykes in the glen. Note again the dyke "crossroads" on the left of the Tynron Doon photo, which is just where old field boundaries join. I take the deil's dyke to be one of Wilson's fanciful notions of the past.


We're welcoming spring time here at Discovery Center! We've planted our outside garden, and the preschool and pre-k classrooms have started plants from seeds! We'll be seeing and smelling herbs and wildflowers pretty soon. The children have been enjoying the sensory experience of digging in the soil, feeling and smelling the seeds, and pouring the water. They're working on math and science skills through classification of seeds, and charting how much each plant has grown. Come on in and see the beautiful colors blooming!


James O'Neill, the new NYPD Police Commissioner, the biggest job in US policing, didn't take too long to burnish his Irish credentials.
"It's not true. Irish people do hug once in awhile," he said embracing his predecessor William Bratton, who is leaving for a top security oversight job with Teneo Consulting, also run by an Irish person, Declan Kelly.
O'Neill's mother Helen wasn't long letting the press into another secret: her son loves his Irish soda bread and his Irish heritage as well. His sister, Sheila, also attended.
O'Neill was previously Chief of Department, the highest uniform cop role in the NYPD and was handpicked by Bratton as his successor. Known as a "cop's cop" he rose through the ranks from rookie transit police officer in 1983 to the very top.
Mayor Bill de Blasio was also quick to praise him. "This is the man who created that vision of neighborhood policing and he is the man who will see that vision through for the good of all New Yorkers," Mayor Bill de Blasio said during the press conference.
Reaction was overwhelmingly positive, even from communities who have clashed with police in recent years.
"Chief O'Neill is a good man, who has always had an open-door relationship with leaders of diverse backgrounds throughout the city," Jeffries, a Brooklyn Democrat, said on Tuesday.
O'Neill is 58-years old, separated, and the father of two adult sons. He treasures the advice his mother drilled into him growing up "To be a sound and moral man," his mother, Helen O'Neill, told reporters after the announcement. "And to always do the right thing."
O'Neill is fairly unique in the modern day as a commissioner who worked his way up from the very bottom, starting in 1983 as a transit cop.
He combines street smarts with an excellent academic understanding of policing matters. He is a master's graduate of John Jay College of Criminal Justice in Manhattan. He is a lifelong hockey fan, supporting the New York Rangers, and also likes cross country motorcycle trips as well as reading biographies.