PARKHURST Early Learning Centre first opened its doors to the children of the Rockhampton region on July 17, 1995.
It was privately built and owned by Ronda and Peter Cartwright and was named Parkhurst Plains Child Care.
The name suited it well back in those days, as the Parkhurst area had not yet been established, as it consisted of only two caravan parks and a school.
For the past 20 years, Parkhurst Early Learning Centre has continually provided a high quality of long day education and care to the children and families of the Rockhampton region.
Catering for children from six weeks of age to 12 years, it provides both before and after school care and vacation care programs.
Parkhurst Early Learning Centre is a place where people are valued. Staff, children, parents, families and the community all have vital roles within our centre.
By working together, we have established and promoted high-quality care and education for young children.
It is therefore important for you as parents and us as educators, to work together, sharing information about your child and the Centre and to maintain a positive attitude towards this new experience, so that the transition from home to the Centre is as smooth as possible.
After owning the Centre for 10years Ronda was ready to move onto the next chapter of her life and sold the Centre.
Collen Hebbard bought the Centre in 2005. After 1 year of managing the Centre Colleen decided to sell the business side of the service. Colleen continues to hold the freehold ownership and is a generous support to the service still.
After numerous year in the Child Care Industry and having successfully owned and managed a previous Child Care Centre, successful business owner, Rachael Diplock walked through the doors of Parkhurst Early Learning Centre and immediately fell in love.
She knew the high reputation it held and the potential it had. In 2007, as part of a family owned company Rachael negotiated the sale from Colleen as the Licensee and now Approved Provider.
Parkhurst Early Learning Centre has also recently added a purpose built Kindergarten building as an addition to the original Centre, taking our daily capacity from 69 children per day to 99 per day.
Parkhurst Early Learning Centre now has a 24 spaced Approved Kindergarten Program available to the Rockhampton community.
It's dedicated team of fully qualified Educators constantly seek to provide safe, nurturing and stimulating environments, to enable the children a playbased learning environment.
Parkhurst Early Learning Centre celebrated this very momentous milestone with a celebration at the Centre last Friday, October 9, with all families, children, Educators, as well as both and current previous owners Ronda and Colleen. Fun was had by all with face painting, sensory play, Little Aussie Encounters, cake and treats.
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Insider Secret to Putting and a Possible Belly Putter Solution
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November 26, 2012 By Pierre Rattini
Insider Secret to Putting.
Is this the answer to the Belly Putter Ban?
Can you Sidesaddle? We are not talking horseback riding here. I just watched a video and read this article from the WSJ (Wall Street Journal) – Titled "The Secret Weapon of the Putting Game?
I will admit I have never played with anyone who ever putted this way and frankly you look a little goofy doing it. That said Eight-Time Club Champion at the Olympic Club in San Francisco Randy Haag, is obviously very effective. I think I will start calling him Randy "Rick Berry" Haag. It reminds me of the unpopular between the legs free throws that Berry was awesome at in fact he still ranks 3rd all time in the NBA with a .8998 FT%.
Berry's free throw style never caught on either but who could argue the success of shooting free throws from between your legs.
Maybe this will be Keegan Bradleys and Ernie Ells next putting strategy based on the Belly Putter Ban.
via Youtube – http://www.youtube.com/user/randyhaaggolfblog
So who is going to be a Sidesaddle Putter? Do you think Keegan or Ernie will switch?
Below is the article from WSJ by John Paul Newport
The U.S. Golf Association has said that by the end of this year it will decide whether to ban putting with the end of the shaft anchored against the body. If it does, the rule would probably take effect in 2016 and thousands of players who turned to belly or broomstick putters as a cure for the dreaded yips, or simply because they wanted a better way to get the ball in the hole, will be searching for alternatives. Here's one to consider: sidesaddle, with the ball positioned just outside the right foot (for right-handers) and the player facing the hole.
Sidesaddle putters are rare. Les Edelman, a practitioner from Roxbury, Conn., says that in more than a decade of putting that way he has yet to encounter another convert. John Hendricks of New Jersey, a sidesaddler since 1984 and an accomplished tournament player, has met only one. But a number of leading golf instructors argue that sidesaddle, or face-on, putting is in fact the most effective putting style out there. "It will probably take a Tour pro adopting it to make sidesaddle popular, but I have always said that it's absolutely the best way of putting," said Dan Pasquariello, a Golf Magazine Top 100 teacher at the Pebble Beach Golf Academy in California.
Dave Pelz, the research-driven putting guru, agrees. The best putter he has ever measured, including Tour pros, was a 10- to 12- handicap amateur who putted from the side. "He never, ever started a ball off line, and he was very good at distance control, too," Pelz said. The two primary advantages are the simple mechanics of the straight-back, straight-through pendulum stroke, and the use of binocular vision.
"When you are looking at the target straight on, using two eyes that are horizontal, that's how humans normally look at things. We have a tremendous ability to perceive depth and distance. But when you putt the regular way, your eyes are aligned vertically, and you have to swivel your head to see the target or you use just one eye. All that experience judging distance and seeing things accurately goes away," he said.
Pelz doesn't putt sidesaddle himself, primarily out of inertia and because few of his students do. "But if somebody told me I had to putt for my life, or the life of my kids, and gave me a few years to practice, I'd probably go with sidesaddle," he said.
Sam Snead putted sidesaddle at the end of his career, after a nasty case of the yips destroyed his confidence putting conventionally and the USGA outlawed his preferred alternative, croquet-style. The rules-making body declared it illegal to straddle the line of the putt. Snead putted well sidesaddle but used a normal-length putter that required him to squat and thus minimized some of the advantage, primarily visual, of putting while standing tall.
The best argument for sidesaddle putting these days is Randy Haag. Last weekend Haag, 53, won the club championship at the Olympic Club here for a record eighth time—all putting sidesaddle. That's no mean feat, since Olympic, which hosted last summer's U.S. Open, is thought to have as many low- and plus-handicap members as any club in the country, with the possible exception of Champions in Houston and, on a percentage basis, Whisper Rock in Scottsdale, Ariz. Haag was also low amateur at two of the last three British Senior Opens and is a six-time Northern California Player of the Year.
John Paul Newport Randy Haag, eight-time club champion at the Olympic Club in San Francisco, demonstrates his 'face-on' putting stroke.
Haag started putting sidesaddle in 1996 after succumbing to the yips. "From 3 feet, I was making half my putts at best," he said. The key to the stroke for him is letting the top end of the club "teeter" lightly in the fingers of the left hand, which he keeps dead still and away from his body. Using the thumb and index finger of his right hand, he pulls the shaft back and guides it forward. "I can't tell you how many people ask me about it. They marvel at the simplicity of it, just looking down the line at the target and basically making a pendulum stroke," he said.
The transition wasn't easy, however. He practiced for six months before daring to use it in competition, and even then four-putted twice in his first round. By the end of the tournament, however, he was knocking in 40-footers and has never looked back.
Last week on the practice green at Olympic, I tried a few putts under Haag's tutelage. The motion felt awkward. Repeatedly I misaligned to the right, as he predicted I would. "Most people who try it pop in their short putts immediately, but lag putts are another story. The feel is completely different than with conventional putting. It's not a quick fix," he said. Hendricks, on the hand, said he cottoned to sidesaddle almost right away. "I went from a badly yipping nine-handicapper who averaged 40 to 41 putts a round to a two-handicapper averaging 32 putts a round." It took him about four weeks.
David Cook, the mental-game coach who wrote "Seven Days in Utopia," a golf novel that features face-on putting and was made last year into a movie starring Robert Duvall, said that most golfers don't find the transition as difficult as Haag did. "Facing the target, like you do pitching horseshoes or throwing darts, is a very natural way to putt," he said. "If you were inventing putting from scratch, you wouldn't even think of standing sideways to the target. The full swing is the way it is because you need to create torque to generate power, but you don't need power for putting." Cook advocates looking at the hole when putting face-on, as in pitching horseshoes, but most sidesaddle putters do not.
Cook and a few other online retailers sell long putters up to 50 inches or longer specifically designed for the face-on method. Per USGA regulations, putter shafts must be at least 10 degrees off perpendicular to the horizontal axis of the putter head. Hendricks has had good luck with regular, unmodified long putters. "Just step into it and see what feels comfortable. The less mechanical you are, the better," he advises. But Dan Young, a competitive tournament amateur and former college player from the San Francisco area who tried putting sidesaddle for six months, never found a model that felt comfortable.
That wasn't why he quit, though. "The main reason was the constant ridicule I got from everyone. It's kind of like wearing plus-fours. You've got to have a thick skin and be a really great golfer to pull it off," Young said.
The stigma could change, however, just as to some extent it has for belly and other long putters. Hendricks said he got teased a lot, too, initially. "After a while, I decided I didn't care what people thought," he said. "I just wanted to get the ball in the hole."
Dan Young, a former college golfer from Northern California who tried sidesaddle putting for six months, is a member at California Golf Club in South San Francisco. The Golf Journal column on Oct. 20 incorrectly said he was a member at the Olympic Club in San Francisco.
A version of this article appeared October 20, 2012, on page A14 in the U.S. edition of The Wall Street Journal, with the headline: Secret Weapon of the Putting Game?.
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About Pierre Rattini
Director Of Marketing at Tidewater Golf Club in Myrtle Beach SC. He works with the team at Tidewater to share the amazing vistas, golf, service and fun that is part of Tidewaters long heritage of being the unrivaled golf location and venue in Myrtle Beach SC.

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Why You Need to See Conformation at the 2017 AKC National Championship
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To be clear, Everytime data is inputed I need to reset the 10 seconds.
As a beginner to concurrent programming I'm not really sure how to approach this

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A simple approach to achieve what you are asking is to schedule a scanning command and wait for the corresponding Future to return the result or throw an exception while waiting idle for an amount of time. By scanning command I mean a Callable that will scan the next line from System.in.
In this case, you won't be needing to handle complex multithreading with handmade Threads. Just create a suitable ExecutorService (by using the appropriate static method call from the Executors class) to schedule commands. An ExecutorService is like a scheduler of Threads, ie a pool of Threads which handles the life span of them and is responsible for example to create them and start them.
Future is an interface, an instance of which lets you monitor the execution time of an execution task (such as a Thread), ie check if complete, cancel it, etc... Callable is an interface, implementations of which are just generating/returning a result after a computation/method-call, or throw an Exception in case they are unable to produce the result. Future in our context will be returned by the scheduling commands of the ExecutorService to let us monitor the life span of the submitted Callables...
The Callables we are going to submit will simply return the result of Scanner.nextLine method call. By submitting a Callable to the scehduler we are getting back a Future which lets as wait for completion of the Callable for a given amount of time. To wait indefinitely for the completion of the Callable we use a get method. To wait for up to a specific timeout (which is what we are looking for) we use the other get method, supplying it with the amount of time we would like to wait.
There are several types of schedulers (ie ExecutorServices) we can create in Java 8 (which I am using, as you can tell from the links) and above, via the Executors helper class (we can create them by instantiating the corresponding classes also, but we'll use Executors' static methods for simplicity). I am not an expert on these, but generally speaking there is the fixed thread pool which lets at most the given number of Threads to run at any given time, there is the scheduled thread pool which can execute Threads at time-based rates and periods, there are single thread versions of them (ie same concept, only one Thread at a time), there is the cached thread pool which creates Threads as needed and reuses existing finished ones, and finally there is the work stealing pool which has all its threads block/wait in parallel for work (I am not sure about the last one, but according to the docs can be useful when your tasks generate other tasks and so on).
Since we are submitting one Callable at a time (one Scanner.nextLine call at a time) we can utilize the single thread versions. And since we don't care about periodically executing the submitted Callable but instead we want to submit it after every time it finishes, then we are going to use the fixed single thread pool version.
You also don't need to have another thread started when the user's input is ready to be processed, but you can utilize the same thread that submitted the Callables. This is the main thread in the following conceptual code:
import java.util.LinkedList;
import java.util.Objects;
import java.util.Scanner;
import java.util.concurrent.ExecutionException;
import java.util.concurrent.ExecutorService;
import java.util.concurrent.Executors;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeoutException;

public class Concept {

    public static void main(final String[] args) {
        final LinkedList<String> q = new LinkedList<>(); //The collection to hold all user's input.
        final Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in); //The Scanner of the System.in input stream.
        final TimeUnit waitUnit = TimeUnit.SECONDS; //What unit of time should we use when waiting for input.
        final long waitAmount = 10; //How much time (in 'waitUnit' units) should we wait for.

        //An executor with a single (daemon) thread:
        final ExecutorService scheduler = Executors.newSingleThreadExecutor(r -> {
            final Thread t = new Thread(r);
            t.setDaemon(true);
            return t;
        });

        try {
            try {
                //Main loop for reading and waiting:
                for (String input = scheduler.submit(() -> scan.nextLine()).get(waitAmount, waitUnit);
                        !Objects.equals(input, "stop");
                        input = scheduler.submit(() -> scan.nextLine()).get(waitAmount, waitUnit))
                    q.add(input); //Add the user's last input to the collection.

                //If this is reached, then the user entered "stop" as input.
                System.out.println("Ended by user's input.");
            }
            catch (final TimeoutException tx) {
                //If this is reached, then the time timed out when waiting for user's input.
                System.out.println("Ended by timeout.");
            }
            finally {
                //Here you can "consume" however you like all the user's input from the collection:
                q.forEach(line -> System.out.println(line)); //I'm just printing all of it.
            }
        }
        catch (final InterruptedException | ExecutionException x) {
            x.printStackTrace(); //This is where you handle unexpected exceptions.
        }
        finally {
            //Whatever happened, don't forget to shutdown the ExecutorService:
            scheduler.shutdown();
        }
    }
}

Just give the word "stop" as input, and the main thread will proceed with the processing of the concatenated user's input. Or, alternatively, you can wait for 10 seconds, and a TimeoutException will be thrown, again proceeding with the processing of the concatenated user's input.
I am supplying the Executors' method call with a ThreadFactory. A ThreadFactory is simply an interface, implementations of which create Threads for the given Runnables. Runnable is yet again an interface, which defines this time a single method (run) which executes a computation. This computation in our case is created internally in the ExecutorService, to store a reference of the result of the Callable we submitted, so as to make it available to the get methods of the returned Future, which will in turn make it available to the client's code. This ThreadFactory, I supply the ExecutorService with, is creating each Thread to be a daemon one. Daemon Threads do not stop the program from terminating. When all non-daemon threads are done, the program is terminated, independently of whether some other (daemon) threads are still running.
As such, this comes down to the problem I faced while creating the code: if the user input is stopped from timeout instead of giving the word "stop" as input, that means that the Callable we submitted does not yet have completed. The Callable we submitted is waiting for input from the System.in. So that thread will run indefinitely, or until the user enters something. If the Threads created were not daemon that would not let the program terminate. That's why I am making it daemon.
But what if, after the timeout, you wanted to keep reading from the System.in with (or without) the Scanner object created? Then you would have to maintain a reference first to the last Future returned by the last ExecutorService.submit method call.
So that is why, I have another version, which passes the scanning completely to another wrapper object called TimedCallable which you should use for every scanning. Even after timeout or finishing with a "stop" word, you should keep on using it to scan the System.in:
import java.util.LinkedList;
import java.util.Objects;
import java.util.Scanner;
import java.util.concurrent.Callable;
import java.util.concurrent.ExecutionException;
import java.util.concurrent.ExecutorService;
import java.util.concurrent.Executors;
import java.util.concurrent.Future;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeoutException;

public class Main {

    public static class TimedCallable<V> implements Callable<V> {
        private final Callable<V> callable;
        private final ExecutorService scheduler;
        private Future<V> lastFuture;

        public TimedCallable(final Callable<V> callable) {
            this.callable = Objects.requireNonNull(callable);
            scheduler = Executors.newSingleThreadExecutor(r -> {
                final Thread t = new Thread(r);
                t.setDaemon(true); //Needs to be a daemon in order to let the program end.
                return t;
            });
            lastFuture = null;
        }

        @Override
        public synchronized V call() throws InterruptedException, ExecutionException {
            if (lastFuture == null)
                try {
                    return callable.call();
                }
                catch (final Exception x) {
                    throw new ExecutionException(x);
                }
            final V v = lastFuture.get();
            lastFuture = null;
            return v;
        }

        public synchronized V call(final TimeUnit timeoutUnit,
                                   final long timeoutAmount) throws TimeoutException, InterruptedException, ExecutionException {
            if (lastFuture == null)
                lastFuture = scheduler.submit(callable);
            final V v = lastFuture.get(timeoutAmount, timeoutUnit); /*If it throws TimeoutException,
            then the 'lastFuture' property will not be nulled by the following statement:*/
            lastFuture = null;
            return v;
        }
    }

    public static void main(final String[] args) {
        final LinkedList<String> q = new LinkedList<>(); //The collection to hold all user's input.
        final Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in); //The Scanner of the System.in input stream.
        final TimeUnit waitUnit = TimeUnit.SECONDS; //What unit of time should we use when waiting for input.
        final long waitAmount = 10; //How much time (in 'waitUnit' units) should we wait for.

        //Instantiate the scanner's timed-callable:
        final TimedCallable<String> scanNextLine = new TimedCallable<>(() -> scan.nextLine());

        try {
            try {
                //Main loop for reading and waiting:
                for (String input = scanNextLine.call(waitUnit, waitAmount); !Objects.equals(input, "stop"); input = scanNextLine.call(waitUnit, waitAmount))
                    q.add(input); //Add the user's last input to the collection.

                //If this is reached, then the user entered "stop" as input.
                System.out.println("Ended by user's input.");
            }
            catch (final TimeoutException tx) {
                //If this is reached, then the time timed out when waiting for user's input.
                System.out.println("Ended by timeout.");
            }
            finally {
                //Here you can "consume" however you like all the user's input from the collection:
                q.forEach(line -> System.out.println(line)); //I'm just printing all of it.

                //Keep on using the Scanner via the TimedCallable:
                System.out.println("Enter next line:");
                System.out.println(scanNextLine.call());
                System.out.println("Enter last line:");
                System.out.println(scanNextLine.call());
            }
        }
        catch (final InterruptedException | ExecutionException x) {
            x.printStackTrace(); //This is where you handle unexpected exceptions.
        }
    }
}

Final note: I made the assumption in both versions that the user might be interrupted from the timeout while still entering a sentence. For example if you set the timeout to be 1 second, then the user might not have enough time to enter what he wants, before the timeout expires and disrupts him. For more control over the input process, you would be better off creating a GUI and registering corresponding listener objects.


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Q: Combining lists but getting unique members I have a bit of a special requirement when combining lists.  I will try to illustrate with an example.  Lets say I'm working with 2 lists of GamePlayer objects.  GamePlayer has a property called LastGamePlayed.  A unique GamePlayer is identified through the GamePlayer.ID property.  Now I'd like to combine listA and listB into one list, and if a given player is present in both lists I'd like to keep the value from listA.
I can't just combine the lists and use a comparer because my uniqueness is based on ID, and if my comparer checks ID I will not have control over whether it picks the element of listA or listB.  I need something like:
for each player in listB
{
    if not listA.Contains(player)
    {
        listFinal.Add(player)
    }
}

However, is there a more optimal way to do this instead of searching listA for each element in listB?
****EDIT****: Alternately, what if I wanted to choose which GamePlayer I keep based on the value of LastGamePlayed (instead of knowing that ListA takes precedence over ListB)?  So I want a unique list of GamePlayer objects but for each player I want the GamePlayer object with the most recent LastGamePlayed?  Basically I need a way to determine which object to keep when there are duplicate GamePlayers.

A: You should be able to use the linq enumerable extension Concat and Exept to achieve this.
listA.Concat(listB.Except(listA);
This will remove items in B that match A, and them add the result to A.
You will have to write an IEqualityComparer which compares by ID.
Documentation for theses methods can be found here:
MSDN Enumerable Extensions
IEqualityComparer documentation can be found here:
MSDN IEqualityComparer

A: Now that this has been clarified, the question is basically this:

*

*Combine all elements from list A and list B, and if there are any duplicates, keep the one with the newest LastGamePlayed.

I would do this with a grouping:
var players = from p in listA.Concat(listB)
              group p by p.ID into g
              select g.OrderByDescending(x => x.LastGamePlayed).First();

If performance is an issue, there are "faster" ways to write this, but I would start with this.

A: You can write an O(n log n) solution by building a set from list2 then overwriting (or inserting) items with list1, then converting that set back to a list.
If the lists are already sorted, you could do it O(n) by merging by hand.


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After a bust on the 6th in Nebraska City, we went and got some great BBQ, and then returned back to Scott's house in Omaha. Sunday was looking like a great day for us to hit the road yet again. Scott and I drove seperately because we knew we would be chasing things eastwardly, and it made no sense for me to return back to Omaha to go back to Michigan.
Scott and I went to Lincoln, and got some Raisin Canes. Tasty chicken fingers. Then it was south out of Lincoln. We stopped by Hallam to take some pictures. The town has rebuilt pretty nice since it was completely destroyed in 2004. After a quick run through Hallam, it was back south into Kansas.
We stopped off in Marysville, KS before heading east. Brandon Sullivan was in Hiawatha, and we needed stop and drop off his keys, so we headed east. I immediately departed and headed up north and then west towards the cell going up just northwest of Marysville. Scott didn't follow along, so I ended up being on my own at that point. I got on the cell just before it went Tornado Warned, and observed some decent rotation from just west of Pawnee City.
I had to relocate east a couple of times due to hail, making it to Pawnee City. I went south and sat along route 65 observing a rotating wall cloud. My camera started acting up, and so I didn't get great footage on anything but the dash cam.
I went south and then east, running into the TIV and the rest of the Discovery armada. I kept going back towards Route 8/50 when I ran back into Danny Neal and Adam Lucio. I parked my car and walked across the road to talk to them when the TIV and Discovery armada including the TVN SRV came down the road. It took me at least 5 minutes if not longer to get back to my truck waiting for all of the cars to pass. Oh well, it was cool to see all of the cars involved with that.
After that, we headed south and then east on the paved option, going to 105 and then north, going all the way up to Humboldt. The storm started producing a spectacular wall cloud again while I was north on 105. I decided to go after an intentional hail core, going up US75 right into the core. I never encountered more than hail the size of an inch or so in diameter.
Danny Neal and Adam Lucio had caught back up to me, and passed me while I was screwing around with a camera on the side of the road, so I followed them for most of the rest of the day.
We went to Brownville to cross the Missouri River, where I had to fill my tank up. We shot back down I-29, where I observed the beautiful structure on the back of the cell which was producing softball sized hail at the time.
Danny and Adam got off at US 53, but I kept going to almost St. Joseph. Scott Bennett magically appeared on the freeway again just before I exited, and we caravaned across a dirt road to US-169, which we took back north towards Union Star, MO. Scott opted to follow the TIV and everyone else while I kept going east on County Road E/Y. I encountered 1.25-1.75 inch hail at that point plus a beautiful green sky which can be seen in my video below.
I continued way east, and then south, getting out of the hail and back down towards Weatherby. The structure pictures I was able to capture in a parking lot at MO-6 and Road Y/D were amazing.
Eventually the line of chasers started catching up, and I headed further east, stopping just before I-35 and watched most of the chasers go by. Steve Miller OK and Hans Schroeder stopped by, and we decided to head down and get some dinner. We headed towards Cameron, MO and ate at the Pizza Hut where Scott Bennett and Lanny Dean joined us. It was good to finally meet Lanny. The pizza was great, and we got some photos of Steve and Scott holding their 31st server for ChaserTV.
Eventually we all headed out, Steve and Hans going south towards Oklahoma City, and Scott returning back to Omaha. I decided to head north on I-35, which was a mistake as a Tornado touched down near Cameron about 30 minutes later. I stayed the night in Bethany, MO after meeting back up with Danny and Adam.


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A terrible fire broke at at Bally's in November 1980. (Image: seeksghosts.blogspot.com)
There have been reports of ghostly sightings in casinos all over world, especially in the US. Many of these apparitions are linked with tragic stories and weird characters, who populated the gambling scene in the past and now haunt modern-day players on the same gaming floors where they used to tempt their luck.
Gambling beyond the grave
Some people can't help but stick around their favourite games at the casino. Even after they're dead.
As incredible as it may sound, there have been several well-documented instances of ghostly apparitions occurring in the Las Vegas area and in gambling venues elsewhere.
In Sin City, where everything from the cute to the macabre can be commercialised somehow, professional guides take visitors on a tour of the city's most haunted spots, which include parks, wedding chapels, hotels and, of course, spooky casinos.
In this article we take a look at the most haunted casinos in the world, which, no surprise, happen to be four iconic establishments in Vegas where the most notorious and spine-chilling cases can be found.
Bally's Resort & Casino
Bally's Resort & Casino was built on the site of the second largest hotel fire that ever happened in the United States, a tragedy in which over 80 people lost their lives.
The fateful event took place on 21 November 1980, back when the former MGM Grand occupied the site. The deadly fire was caused by some faulty wiring and, as the smoke and flames engulfed the whole building, desperate hotel guests jumped out of their windows to their deaths when they realised firefighters couldn't rescue them in time.
The spirits of the people who died on that day are said to haunt the higher floors of Bally's, 19 through 24, in the North Tower, with guests and employees reported seeing strange ghost-like figures walking about.
Flamingo Casino how it looked back in Siegel's days. (Image: weirdomatic.com)
Flamingo Casino is a Las Vegas icon, forever associated with mobster Bugsy Siegel, who played an instrumental role in raising the sleepy Nevada town to the status of the world's entertainment capital.
Siegel was gunned down in 1947 and, according to many people, he seems to have chosen the hotel-casino he developed as the place where he's spending his afterlife.
In fact, many guests and employees have come forward saying they have seen Siegel's ghost hanging around the Presidential Suite or even lounging by the pool late at night. One cleaning lady promptly quit her job after allegedly encountering the mobster's spectre during one of her shifts.
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Tropicana Las Vegas
The Tropicana has also been the setting for some decidedly odd, some would say paranormal, events.
A few years back, there used to be a large wooden tiki mask that stood guard at the entrance of the resort. This mystic relic has been said to contain a trapped spirit which has caused many of the guests who touched it to develop a nasty-looking purple rash.
Even more curious is the fact that in some photos of visitors posing in front of the mask, a strange purple haze can be seen emanating from the mask and blurring the image.
The Tropicana management eventually decided to remove the mask, stirring up even more rumours about it being possessed by an unknown entity.
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Luxor Las Vegas
The Luxor casino is steeped in ancient symbolism that carries a lot of mystical meanings and hence makes it the perfect place for spirits to inhabit.
As it turns out, there have been a number of unusual and unexplained incidents at the Luxor which prompted many people to start wondering whether supernatural forces were the cause behind it all.
During construction work in 1993, many workers were involved in a spate of freak accidents, one of which killed one of their colleagues. Later, the hotel saw several guests committing suicide by jumping off the balconies and in 2006 a car bomb killed a young man in the casino's parking garage.
Reading about these incredible cases makes it impossible not to wonder whether the spirits of departed gamblers really continue to haunt their favourite casinos. Is it true that they watch over live gamblers and maybe even give them a helping hand?
If that's so, then players shouldn't just thank their lucky stars the next time they hit the jackpot. Something or someone much closer could be working on your behalf.
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Meet Sunglass Cat: An Instagram star with an eye-opening message of acceptance
By Andrea Sachs, The Washington Post
A southern Californian with white socks and crystal-encrusted sunglasses crawls onto a wooden chest at a hotel in downtown Washington, D.C., as a photographer snaps away. The model doesn't fuss when the camera lens encroaches on her personal space or protest when her handler adjusts her body for a more charitable angle. But after several stoic minutes, she can no longer stifle her own needs. She rolls onto her side, stretches her back leg and licks the full length of her limb. She bends her head down and cleans her chest. She wets her paw and runs it over her head like a comb. In the process, she knocks off her glasses, revealing olive green eyes that never close.
The model's name is Bagel. Bagel is a cat, but not just any cat. The 6-year-old rescue from a Los Angeles County shelter is known for her collection of fashionable sunglasses, a stylish accessory born of necessity, not vanity. When Bagel was a kitten, her owner, Karen McGill, discovered that she suffered from eyelid agenesis, a congenital condition that prevents the eyelids from developing. The absence of natural shades means that Bagel can't blink or clear debris from her eyes.
To protect Bagel's corneas from scratches, a friend of Karen's rigged up some special kitty sunglasses: An elastic band slips around the head and tucks under the chin, like wrestling headgear. Of course, no L.A. cat would dare leave her lair without a little bling, so Karen bedazzles the frames. All 600 pairs. "We have different colors for holidays, with skulls and pumpkins and hearts," she says.
Until a few years ago, Bagel was a common house cat with a small circle of friends. Today, she is the public figure known as Sunglass Cat, who has more than 580,000 followers on Instagram. On her account, she sports flashy spectacles that sparkle as brightly as her fabulous life, which includes gambling trips to Vegas, Beverly Hills pool parties and sunset strolls on the strand at Venice Beach, California.
Throughout the year, she also appears at cat conventions and animal rescue events, such as the one that recently brought her to Washington: a springtime shindig called Meow DC, organized by the Humane Rescue Alliance. While Bagel works the crowd, Karen spreads their species-inclusive message of acceptance and tolerance. "It's okay to look and be different," says Karen, who was bullied as a child. "Never let any disability hold you back."
More than a thousand people, many dressed in full-body cat attire, stream through Union Market, site of Meow DC. In addition to the tete-a-tete with Sunglass Cat, which draws 150 to 200 fans, the schedule is packed with lectures ("Cats Aren't Weird, They're Cats"), activities (design your own cat-ear headbands) and vendors (surprise your feline with a bottle of White Kittendel cat wine).
Karen and Bagel receive guests inside a plastic dome, where Bagel is curled up on a blue blanket atop a high table. Her tail flicks precariously close to a basket filled with sunglasses donated by Tito's Handmade Vodka. She's wearing the same shades (red hearts, yellow lozenge-shaped crystals) from last night's photo shoot. In cat couture, repeating outfits is not considered a fashion crime.
A line starts to form outside the entrance. "I'm a cat lover," says Amy Vance, who is next up. "Actually, I have a dog. I don't have a cat." Inside the shelter, Amy pets Bagel and listens to Karen explain the feline's medical issues. (Bagel also can't regulate her body temperature, hence the sweaters and wraps on cold days and frozen bags of peas and kiddie swimming pools on hot ones.)
"I can't believe how docile she is," Amy says. "The sunglasses are fantastic."
"I do the blinging," Karen says. "Do you want a photo?"
"Can we?" Amy asks with childlike glee. She cradles 13.2 pounds of gray fur in her arms and smiles widely. Then she cajoles her husband into posing for a picture. Bagel melts his reticence like a flame next to an ice cube. The pair exit and Varsha Koduvayur bounds in. "Hi, Bagel! Welcome to D.C.," she exclaims. "I follow you. I'm your biggest fan." Varsha tells Bagel that Nigel, her cat, posted a greeting on Bagel's Instagram page. They snap a photo to share with Nigel.
Three girls and their mother, all wearing cat ears, enter. Bagel turns her back on her guests to gaze out the window at the parking lot. A bird flits by. She knocks the bin of glasses off the table and paws off her own pair. "She doesn't look too different," one of the daughters says, studying her bare face. "She's cross-eyed," observes the mother.
The meet-and-greet is nearing its end, but fans are still queued up. Bagel has fallen asleep — eyes wide open — several times over the three hours, but has not growled orders to cease operations. So Karen allows a few more people to visit: a pair of tween-age sisters, including one who interviews Karen for her school paper about the difference between dogs and cats; a family with a disabled child, who tenderly caresses Bagel.
Karen and her cat have to catch a plane to Detroit, but they make one quick lap around the venue, Karen holding Bagel aloft as if she were an Olympic torch. From on high, Bagel calmly surveys the scene and her adoring fans. At least we think she is surveying. Behind her bejeweled shades, Sunglass Cat could be snoozing away.


I am trying to load Greek subtitles at the movie TimeMachine but the letters are very incorrect (letters like they came from an Uknown language).The thing is that i am at Italy so the Windows are Italian so i thing maybe that has to be with the language.Is there any plugin so i can see the greek subtitles even with the Italian XP?
1. Go to Subtitles preferences (CTRL+P then Subtitles), once you are there, click on the "Font" button and choose "Greek" as writing (at bottom-right corner).
2. If alternative #1 doesn't work (but it should), then I think you have to install support for Greek language (probably with the XP installation CD :P )..
Do as Tizio told you and then click on start menu>control panel>regional and language settings and add the greek language.


31 players return today to compete for a total prizepool of €15660.
The prize breakdown will be published shortly, as the players are arriving and opening their bags.
Clock started and the 31 redbettors get to it!
Well, not quite 31, as three players are running a bit late. We suspect Saturday Night Shenanigans got the better of them!
Prize breakdowns announced, with all the final table players getting paid.
Flavia Guedes eliminated in 31st place.
John Sammut eliminated in 30th place, with redbetLIVE regular, Igino Xuereb being the benefactor of his chips.
Marek Jarub eliminated in 29th place.
George McIntosh eliminated in 28th place after Aicseli Hosig 3-bet him light with KhJh preflop, was called by McIntosh with AK and found the magic backdoor to flopping nut flushes.
After they hand, Hosig said, "yeah, I was betting you light, but I did have KK and QQ the last two times I did it," it did not seem as if McIntosh was too fascinated by the story.
Ferdi Duman eliminated in 27th place.
Dario Pace Talliana eliminated in 26th place.
Antoine DeGiorgio eliminated in 25th place.
Tunes are playing and it's Scorchio. We love a bit of Sunday afternoon poker.
These sneaky incremental levels are what slows the structure down. In theory, this allows more skilled players an advantage, but if one's strategy is nit the f*** up and hang on for a monster, it allows more hands to be dealt to bring the monster.
We personally love a deep structure, but what are your thoughts? More for gamble or more for playing complex street poker?
Simon Forster eliminated in 24th place.
Patrick Gulldek eliminated in 23rd place when he got all in pre-flop with A8 v A9. Everybody loves a chopped pot? Gulldeck would have, but a bag of rags made sure the nine kicker booted him railward.
Mikael Thomas eliminated in 22nd place.
C. G. Lavillaugouet eliminated in 21st place.
Sulaiman Sesay eliminated in 20th place.
Gaetano Caruana eliminated in 19th place.
Neville Grech eliminated in 19th place.
Riccardi Rossi eliminated in 18th place.
Madness on table 1 as Colley and Xuereb get themselves involved in a big pot. Colley had 40% equity preflop against Xuereb's short stack, but couldn't realise it as he turned a full boat to dead her.
She was left with 6 bigs and got it in next hand against Berman's KK.
Xuereb decided not to rest, and got the rest of his newly doubled stack in against Berman with QQ.
When the flop delivered a Q for Xuereb, who's turning boats for fun today, he was left with a massive stack and Anna Colley has been eliminated in 16th place.
As a reminder to all, there are package satellites to Battle of Malta and The Malta Poker Festival playing on redbet online poker later today, with over €1.5milly gtd in prizepools between 25th October and 6th November this year. Satties start at 1c and you can register for online poker room membership HERE.
Ina Pavlova eliminated in 15th place.
Davide Tundo eliminated in 14th place.
Konrad Abela got his short stack in preflop versus Berman for a race which he could not win and was eliminated in 13th place.
Zoltan Kavai found a spot to get his remaining chips in the middle preflop with A10 versus Berman's pocket 66 and couldn't find his half of the equity in that particular hand to be eliminated in 12th place.
Marc Schembri eliminated in 11th place after working a short stack like a beast for a long time.
Players now play hand for hand as we approach the dinner break and the bubble boy position looms.
David Lappin eliminated in 10th place after he lost chunks getting unlucky with KK getting outflopped by Liverhall's pocket 10s after they got it all in preflop.
Players have now reached the final table and the money.
They have gone on a thirty minute dinner break.
Play begins for the monies, with all players fairly close behind eachother in chips.
The side event is just starting, €30 buyin with 20k stack, €1000 gtd prizepool.
Christa Liverhall eliminated in 9th place for €313.
Xuereb was getting short but managed to double against Hosia after getting it in with a flush draw on the flop versus Hosia's top pair and finding the card he needed on the river. Play continues 8 handed.
Clint Sammut has apparently been "on 14 big blinds for 17 hours". At least your decisions are easier?
Mr Squiggle, also known locally as Salvatore, eliminated in 8th place for €470.
Manuel Lopez eliminated in 7th place for €626.
They play onwards, 40 blinds deep.
Xuereb doubles again, this time through Victor Feu as his pocket eights held true against Feu's pocket deuces when they got the money in pre flop.
The side event is getting rowdy as the play on the final table gets more intense.
Victor Feu eliminated in 6th place for €940.
Xuereb got his money in with two pair on a K610 flop against Hosia's pocket Aces, and he was looking pretty solid until the river when an Ace materialised to give Hosia a set and eliminated Xuereb in 5th place for €1253.
The remaining players are all experienced and lots of small pots are being won and lost without showdowns.
The battle continues 4 handed on the final table, with nobody giving an inch.
They did discuss reducing the length of the blind levels, but the current short stack, Hosia, declined the suggestion. Well, wouldn't you??
Akseli Hosia eliminated in 4th place for €1566 after getting brutalised by a miserable run of cards and then being forced to call off Sammut's button shove with A6os and 15 bigs.
Sammut had AK and the runout went his way. Three remain.
The players are electing to take a 15 min break slightly ahead of schedule before continuing.
Battle continues with a 25 big blind average, although Berman is currently chip lead.
After losing a race with 77 v Larsson's AQ all in pre flop, he has been attacked from all sides, getting involved in pots with dirty runouts.
Larsson and Sammut had a short break before agreeing to chop the remaining prizepool 50/50 and play out for the trophy.
After 7 hands, Sammut emerged the victor and raised the trophy with a song.
Clock start at 19:35 with 8 players.
This flight will be open until 00:30 for registration, and that's your last chance to sneak into this event.
The players are settling into flight 1C as flight 1B wraps up.
This has been one of our best attended events at Dragonara, it's been great!
A few re-entered the evening flight after busting late in the day on 1b.
Saturday night always seems to be the flight where players take the game most seriously.
With a total of 81 entries so far to this month's event, we are looking for one more runner to break the record!
Play is toughening up as we approach the last hour of play before re-entry closes.
It's official! With 86 entries, the official record has been broken for this little local tournament at Dragonara, and the total prize pool is €15660!
One hour to go on flight 1B.
23 players have made it through, how many will be back tomorrow from the remaining players?
Jonas Larrsson just won a massive pot, 300k+ after getting it in with the best set against another set and top two. Poker is sick, two eliminations in one hand, Larrsson with chunks, and one guy trying to bribe the TD for entry.
We love low stakes poker!!
8 players made it through from Day 1C, everyone will return tomorrow, Sunday 22nd at 2pm.
Players up bright and early for felt based shennanigans.
We missed the exact cards in the air moment because we were sunbathing. Yeah, who ya gonna call?
The sun is shining and the players keep strolling in.
The chat has moved onto sports betting and whether or not it's a skill game. We're not sure, but you can check out the bonuses available to sports fans on redbet.
How's that for a smooth move brand shout-out, huh?
Another level, another re-entry. This has blown our tiny minds here to be honest, we have now 59 total entries and 3 levels of entry left in this afternoon's flight, with another flight this evening!
This was always intended to be a small, local event for local players to enjoy some serious deepstack poker without having to sell a kidney; we are overwhelmed at the support, and wish all players the best of luck!
The competition heats up as such deep stacks and slow structures mean that everyone has plenty of chips to play with. 5bets pre anyone?
We are now entering the final level of entry for flight 1B.
We play until the end of Level 12 today, and registration for flight 1C opens in about 20 minutes.
22 the closing number on flight 1B, with a last minute entry.
What do you reckon? Enter at the last minute or enter at the start of flight 1C?
Option A followed by option B if option A goes down the wrong way?
Active last level for the players of Day 1B as they smelled the new flight starting and did not like the look of a short stack.
Going into the last level of play there are just 7 soldiers remaining. Will they all survive? Closing chipcounts will be posted here as soon as we have them.
5 players made it through to day 2 from day 1B and will come back tomorrow, Sunday 22nd at 2pm to finish the tournament.
Good start here with 13 players taking their seats at the start.
No rush to join, as the structure is pretty chill.
Up to three tables here with seats available as players keep drifting in and nobody has bust. Pretty hard to spew off 600bb though, right?
Turns out you can spew of many many blinds in a short space of time if you work at it.
With the first elimination under our belts, action continues here at Dragonara.
Numbers picking up as the sun goes down.
The casino is celebrating its 54th Anniversary so there is cake and champagne. Always nice!
Two bust outs who immediately evacuated to Paceville for some adult lemonades.
Couple more bustouts, couple more re-entries, business as usual here.
Late registration is open for four more levels of play until the end of level 9.
Another entry in the break as the valets pop round with some snacks.
They keep coming and they keep getting knocked out… basically, that's how poker tournaments work.
Right, there appears to be a fashion for kissing one's opponent when you bad beat them. Let's just nip that right in the bud, shall we?
Great turn-out for Day 1A of this event, and there are 30 minutes remaining to enter this flight.
Last three levels of play for Day 1A.
The casino has been handing out champagne to celebrate their anniversary. Poker players obviously took advantage, the mood is fairly jolly.
Bustouts speed up as the end of day approaches.
Last level of the day and the remaining players will bag up their chips and return for Day 2 at 2pm on Sunday 22nd July.


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By John Kristensen of Kristensen, LLP posted in Car Accident on Friday, February 2, 2018.
It may sound like something straight out of a Hollywood blockbuster, but the events of January 25 were all too real for the California Highway Patrol officer whose vehicle was rammed by a suspect. When the California Highway Patrol officer attempted to stop a stolen vehicle at around 1.30am in the Dana Strand parking lot, the driver rammed the patrol car, rendering it useless. While car accidents in Los Angeles don't tend to be quite so dramatic, it's not unusual for crashes and collisions to happen. However, disabling a patrol car by ramming it, then driving away, isn't typical. Nor are the events which unfolded once the driver of the stolen vehicle fled the scene.
Police Chase near Pacific Coast Highway
Of course, when a driver, stolen vehicle or not, rams a police car, they don't get to just drive away and get on with their daily business. Although the patrol vehicle was out of service after the collision, the officer fired some shots at the departing perpetrator, but did not manage to stop him escaping. This lead to a large-scale chase involving multiple California Highway Patrol vehicles, police helicopters and K-9 units, who eventually located the man after around three hours. The suspect was located in a restroom at the Monarch Beach Resort, after abandoning the vehicle a mile or so away from the scene of the crime. Both the California Highway Patrol officer involved in the collision and the suspect, who sustained a gunshot injury, were brought to hospital for medical treatment.
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It's is estimated that around 30% of the UK's workforce are employed within the, so-called, "gig economy", and thanks to developments in technology, we are seeing more and more workers turning to the gig economy to find opportunities on a full-time basis.