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Y2K Off Centre Run Part 7
Sunday 10th September. Only 4 weeks before I'm back home but I'm not really counting. The day started overcast but quickly cleared to a beautiful day. Left around 9:30 for Pemberton, then Northcliffe & Walpole through some beautiful forests and National parks - great riding country. The treetop walk in the valley of the giants was as spectacular as it was an engineering marvel, with a huge suspension walkway balanced on poles about 100 feet high. It gets a sway up but seems quite safe and the view is spectacular.
Kenny from Perth had given me a contact near here, Colin Richardson who rides an R80GS. He has a property of about 230 acres with about 100 acres cleared with cattle and pasture but plenty of problems from the roos and emus coming in from the surrounding forests. He took great interest in my bike so I gave him my keys and I rode with him down to Bow River for a box of beer. We headed for a neighbours place (John with an R100R) where we systematically began demolishing the slab!
We discussed the option of riding down to Bremer Bay in a couple of days to see another R80GS rider, Lanny Bleakley, a ranger in the Fitzgerald River National Park. Back to Colin's place by the dirt back road for dinner and a few more. Colin's place is the ideal bachelor retreat - basically a huge workshop in the centre with the rooms and kitchen etc added onto either side with a view over the pasture and forest. All blokes places should be built like this - priority on the shed; everything else is ancillary!
Monday 11th September. A few domestic duties before packing the boat, motor and fishing gear into Colin's ute. We picked up another shed dweller (seems to be a popular pastime in these parts - very tempting lifestyle) called Steve and headed for the upper reaches of the Frankland river via the National Park. This is a beautiful wide river (although very dark in colour, apparently due to the tannins leaching from the local timber) which we followed past Nornalup and Walpole right to the Southern Ocean. It was a little windy so back a bit further into the Frankland for a sheltered spot. Steve caught 2 but Colin & I none, so after eventually landing the boat about 6pm it was back to Steve's for dinner. Talk about a loaves and fishes display of brilliance - with a heap of vegetables and we managed to spread the 2 fish between the three of us. Good therapy being on the water for a day.
Tuesday, 12th September. After a great country breakfast with real eggs (you know, big ones with deep yellow yolks) I went with Colin to do some farm work on a neighbouring property whose owners were away. We needed to feed the cattle with hay so I rode the TT350 opening the gates ahead of Colin driving the John Deere. We then needed to drive a herd from one paddock to another some distance apart, so we both did this trail bike mounted. Another skill I had never tried, we ended up having a ball. The weather was superb, sunny but cool with no wind and looked like a perfect day for a ride.
Today we were heading for the Fitzgerald River NP, meeting up with Lanny (CALM ranger at the park) at Albany on the way, but as soon a we were leaving Colin's place a strong westerly blasted in about 11am. We picked up John (Colin's neighbour on his R100R) and headed for Albany in heavy rain, managing to ride out of the storm a little after Denmark. Albany for lunch, where we met up with Lanny and Steve (from yesterday's fishing trip), and while having a feed, the storm we had outrun had caught up with us. We bought some beer and aimed it into Lanny's truck to save us lugging it, then once again headed off to the east.
After about 80km we had managed to outrun the front. We turned off Highway 1 towards Bremer Bay, where Colin & I swapped bikes again for a spirited ride coastward. A couple of beers at the Bremer Bay pub was all we could manage before the same storm front was seen fast approaching from the west. About 35km from here is Lanny's place, the ranger's residence in the park, along some great dirt roads. We made the right decision taking off when we did, as the front caught us just as we got to the front door. Got the fire going and a hot shower before getting into the beers.
The rangers quarters are in an idyllic spot - no neighbours for miles, sensational views in all directions and some great roads just made for the GS. A pleasant house with balconies on three sides, as well as a large workshop with all the tools a man could want.
A very entertaining night with some fine new friends.
Wednesday 13th September. Another great country breakfast (hard to get used to) and sat down to watch the Superbikes on tape for a couple of hours. Then out to Point Ann to check out the whales with calves in a beautiful bay, well sheltered, white sand and clear water. There is a viewing platform where you can see the beasts well, but although I waited for a good length of time, they would not breach when the camera was aimed - telepathy or are they shy?
Nearby is a camping area with simple amenities which is well recommended. This was Lanny's day off and he spent his time showing us around the park which was a real gem in the crown as far as national parks are concerned. It doesn't appear to be well advertised and as such keeps the visitors to a minimum, and is well worth the time exploring. Great coastline, secluded camping spots and simply great roads for the GS. Tonight the boys had a big feed and talked about bikes and travelling, washed down by a good quantity of WA's finest. Another tough day in paradise.
The next morning John and Colin took off for home, and Lanny asked me if I would like to stay for a few more days, perhaps to give him a hand with a few ranger tasks. I registered as a volunteer to cover me for any unforeseen incidents, then ended up staying until the next Tuesday morning. Managed to help Lanny with a few things, but mostly we seemed to do heaps of miles in the 4WD (it was strange to be back in a tin-top again).
On Friday 15th September, we left at 7am so Lanny could be in a meeting at his office in Albany by 9am, some 180kms away. This was the second day I had been in Albany, and although I had been told how beautiful the place is, it once again was windy, wet and not conducive to sightseeing. I spent the day seeing what I could without a vehicle, then went to the pub in the late afternoon to check out the Olympic opening ceremony. Lanny had planned to meet with an old friend to see Jez Lowe at the Albany town hall, an English folk singer/songwriter, and although it was not my normal selection in music I went along for the ride. I was stunned by his brilliance and that of the support acts as well - I think I should be a little more open minded to different musical styles - or maybe I'm just getting old (or both!). The trip back home got us there at 1:30am, a pretty long day.
Saturday saw us head for Twertup to meet up with Steve and his wife Ester, the new ranger based near Hopetoun. Twertup in within the National Park and at one stage was the site of a quarry to cut blocks of spongealite, of sandstone like appearance but extremely light, hence the name. While I was scavenging through the rocks I found a fossil of a shell, giving evidence that this area was indeed once at sea level. Lanny was keen to show Steve as much of the park as he could, so we traveled from here to the Fitzgerald River inlet, where we drove the length of the beach to check on some fishermen there, concerned they may have had dogs with them which are a no-no in this fragile environment. On our return trip we spent some time clearing the tracks of fallen trees using the chainsaw, which becomes the source of firewood at Lanny's house. We then went to Quaalup station (private property in the middle of the NP) to meet up with Gil & Dale the owners there. They run a camping area on their property with access to the Fitzgerald River for canoeing etc.
(You may have noticed by now the number of towns with "UP" as a suffix to their name. This apparently means water in terms of the local aboriginals).
Sunday saw us leave at 9am for Ravensthorpe and onto Steve's place (northern ranger) near Hopetoun. We needed to get here via the park, as the bridge to Hopetoun (nearest pub and source of goods for Steve) had been washed out at the end of last year. The local council were about to start work on replacing the bridge, but with it having been washed away on two previous occasions they were still going to use the same design - some people never learn. Home via Jerramungup.
Monday 18th, back to Point Ann to do some maintenance on the toilets, check out the whales again (and still not breaching for the camera), then back home to cut and weld some steel for new toilet locks. Lanny had plans for a meeting in Bremer Bay, and as I was planning to leave tomorrow, I went with him to buy him dinner at the pub for his kind hospitality.
Tuesday 19th September. Lanny had to leave by 7am, so I saw him off, being in no hurry myself, electing to take off a little after 8am bound for Jerramungup. At the newsagent here I confirmed directions as to how to get to Hairy Harry's place - the sidecar mounted pilot I had met at the Off-Centre rally - along with his wife Jane. Harry heard my boxer coming from a distance and stopped work to have a cuppa and a chat. I took particular interest in his outfit - basically a K100 with a HRD one and a half chair but with several mods. Harry is a shearer and his wife is a wool classer and the chair has been used for long-term long-distance travelling with the aim being self sufficiency. Where the rear seat would be on the bike is an Engel fridge running from a battery in the chair. Between the chair and the bike is a winch, and mounted on the nosecone of the chair were two solar panels which are used to power the fridge when stationary. The unit looks like it's ready for combat and certainly seems to meet up with expectations. See it at the next Off-Centre!
Off to Ravensthorpe for fuel and lunch, then east towards Esperance. I had been prepared for many beautiful spots on this trip, but Esperance was one of the greatest secrets on the planet! Why didn't I know about it? Maybe those that do know just don't want it spoilt by hordes of terry-tourists! Whatever the reason, I was totally sucked in by the beauty of the place, especially the coastline. I had arrived fairly late so I did a brief recon of the coastline before looking for somewhere to stay. With beauty like this I was bound to stay for at least a couple of days. The local caravan park wanted $14 for a campsite, whereas the Esperance backpackers was $16 with a free beer ticket at the local pub - no choice here. Pizza for dinner then a few travelers to watch the Olympics on the TV back at the backpackers. Uri, the manager here suggested I travel through Cape Le Grande NP, and he showed me his photo album with shots from there which convinced me of tomorrow's destination.
Wednesday 20th September. Left at 9:30 for breakfast in town. Took off at 10am for Cape Le Grande NP about 80km east from Esperance. The NP was similar vegetation wise to Fitzgerald River NP, but the beaches were more frequent with that brilliant white sand and turquoise water with almost no-one about. Le Grande beach, Hellfire Bay, Lucky bay and Rossiter Bay were equally beautiful. While cruising around Lucky bay (the subject of my postcard-like photograph, and probably the nicest place I have ever seen), I again managed to run into Geoff and Maryanne from Windang (Wollongong) whom I had met in Port Samson and Cape Range NP near Exmouth. They had left their van in Esperance and were day tripping, but asked me to come for dinner and stay the next night. Although this was a beautiful beach, the campsite was basic and expensive at $12.50 per night.
I spoke to a bloke there who recommended staying at the Duke of Orleans bay CP south of Condingup, a little further east from here. The park here was beautifully grassed with full amenities, and at $6.75 was great value. (I believe this price is much dearer in the summer season, and the park is packed, but not so in the off-season). A 20 metre walk through the bush gave you access to the unspoiled beach, and the bush acted as a wind-break. The weather was starting to warm up and the wind had dropped to a breeze. This would have to be one of the best pieces of coastline I have seen - well worth the time to visit and stay a while.


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Fekado, 47, was until his appointment by the board of Virgin Nigeria, the Chief Operating Officer of Ethiopia Airline. He has over 32 years experience in aviation.
He takes over from Capt. Dapo Olumide, who until yesterday was CEO of Virgin Nigeria. The Board also appointed two Executive Directors: Steven Ojo, ED, Accounts and Finance as well as Tadafera, ED, Treasury.
The Board which met in Lagos, advised Olumide to handover to Fekado. Olumide was expected at the Board meeting but he didnâ€™t show up and gave no reasons for his action.
The Board also approved the opening of letter of credit for the purchase of two new aircraft. The purchase will be financed by United Bank for Africa, UBA. Members of Virgin Nigeria Board are Ibrahim, Godwin Eze_Iyamu, Vice Chairman, Bishop Jim Okeowo, Nda Isaiah, publisher of Leadership, Stephen Ogedengbe, Emmanuel Jegede, MD, NICON, and Mrs. Isioma Chukwuma, MD, Nigeria Re.

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Meet our Team
Chris Gale is Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine and Co-Director of the Leeds Institute for Data Analytics at the University of Leeds. Qualifying in medicine at the London Hospital Medical College and obtaining a BSc (Hons) in Psychology, Professor Gale worked as a Junior Doctor at the Royal London Hospital. After becoming a Member of the Royal College of Physicians, he became a Medical Research Council Clinical Training Fellow and completed a Ph.D in molecular biology at the University of Leeds. Speciality training in Cardiology was undertaken principally at the Leeds General Infirmary, where he was a Walport and later a NIHR Academic Clinical Lecturer, then achieving a NIHR Clinician Scientist Award, and subsequently NIHR Clinical Trials Fellowship. He holds a Masters in Clinical Education and a Masters in Biostatistics and Epidemiology.
Professor Gale is Honorary Consultant Cardiologist at Leeds General Infirmary where he practices clinical cardiology with particular interests in general cardiology, post myocardial infarction survivorship, and chronic heart failure.
Professor Gale’s research incorporates the efficient use of observational and randomised data to deliver population-based studies of cardiovascular quality of care and clinical outcomes. This includes the use of multi-sourced electronic health records for trial design, outcomes capture and taxonomy of cardiovascular survivorship. Presently, he leads a research group in Leeds Institute for Data Analytics and Leeds Institute for Cardiovascular and Metabolic Medicine, University of Leeds. He holds major research awards from the NIHR, British Heart Foundation, and Horizon 2020, and has published over 200 research manuscripts in peer reviewed journals, including JAMA, Lancet, BMJ, EHJ.
Professor Gale is a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of London, Fellow of the European Society of Cardiology and member of the British Cardiovascular Society. He is past co-Chair of the National Institute for Clinical Outcomes Research (NICOR) Research Board, University College London, and has been a member of the UK nationwide heart attack register (Myocardial Ischaemic National Audit Project, MINAP) Academic and Steering Groups for over a decade. He holds international leadership positions which harmonise with his clinical academic interests, including Chair of Data Science Group of the EuroHeart project, Chair of the ESC global NSTEMI registry, Chair of the European Society of Cardiology Quality Indicator Committee and is a member of the NICE Indicator Advisory Committee. He is Deputy Editor of European Heart Journal Quality of Care and Clinical Outcomes, Chair of a number of Data Monitoring Committees for Randomised Clinical Trials and serves as academic reviewer for high impact journals including Lancet and EHJ.
Professor Cathie Sudlow OBE is the inaugural director of the BHF Data Science Centre, whose vision is to improve the public's cardiovascular health through the power of large-scale data and advanced analytics across the UK. She is also Chair of Neurology and Clinical Epidemiology at the University of Edinburgh.
Cathie is a clinical neurologist and epidemiologist. Her clinical work involves assessing and treating patients with suspected acute stroke in the hospital emergency department.
Her research interests have always been firmly embedded in the world of big data with a focus on large scale collaborative open-science efforts to determine the causes (genetic, environment and lifestyle) of - and the effects of treatment on – common diseases of middle and older age. She has played a major role in initiatives: to establish the role of antithrombotic therapy in preventing heart disease and stroke; to investigate differences between stroke subtypes; and to discover genes that influence stroke.
Cathie was previously Head of the Centre for Medical Informatics at the Usher Institute of Population Health Sciences and Informatics at the University of Edinburgh. From 2011 until November 2019 she was Chief Scientist of UK Biobank, a large-scale biomedical database and research resource, containing in-depth genetic and health information from half a million UK adults, which is globally accessible to approved researchers undertaking vital research into the most common and life-threatening diseases.
Health Services Researchers
- Deborah Stoken
- Amanda Farrin
Patient and Public Representative
Eric Deeson based in Birmingham, is the PI (public involvement) rep on the Data Science CSG. He looks forward to learning a lot about PI and Data Science, therefore, in this unique setting. Eric is involved with various aspects of PI in the British Heart Foundation.
Mark Lewis works for NHS Digital, the national information and technology partner to the health and care system. He has lived with Aortic Dissections since 2012 and has been an active member of the patient support group Aortic Dissection Awareness (UK and Ireland) following emergency surgery for a type A dissection in July 2018. In the last two years he has had a number of major and minor operations and is a strong believer in the ‘voice of the patient’ in medical interventions and contributing to National health care Standards/Policy. He has previously contributed to research aimed at designing a targeted UK wide screening programme that will hopefully prevent Aortic Dissections before they happen, and is keen to contribute to wider research across the broad spectrum of cardiovascular disease. He has recently joined CCP(UK). In terms of CSGs his particular interests are around Prehabilitation and Data Science.
Cardiothoracic Interdisciplinary Research Network Representative
David Bleetman is a trainee in cardiothoracic surgery, based at King’s College Hospital, London. He has acted as a local lead for the Cardiothoracic Interdisciplinary Research Network since its inception.


Good ideas never go out of date
More than 600 years ago, when the Ottoman Empire flourished and the Turkish hammams served as social gathering places, the hammam towel , also called Peshtemal or Fouta, was used to cover the body. A hammam towel weighs little, has very good absorbency and dries quickly. Today, the hammam towel is used as a bath towel or beach and yoga towel, as a sarong, blanket, scarf, or tablecloth. It is easy to carry and keep lying around in the car, boat or in the pram. And it is beautiful to look at. As beautiful as 600 years ago.
So what is a hammam towel and why does everyone love them?
Hammam towels have become extremely popular in recent years due to their beautiful design and their useful and practical properties. If you search the hashtag #hamamhandduk or #hamamtowel, you will also be inspired by many wonderful travel accounts as they are easy to carry, but also some accounts with a focus on minimalism and sustainability (one product - several uses).
In addition to being beautiful to look at, the hammam towel is functional and practical. A hammam towel weighs half as much as a terry towel (we compare towels that measure 160x90 cm) and is therefore easier to carry around. When folded, it is as big as a normal-sized water bottle and takes up very little space in, for example, a gym or beach bag. Here at Joi Living , we mainly work with double-woven hammam towels , which means that they are slightly thicker than traditional hammam towels, which are very thin. Our hammam towels are approximately 160x90 cm and weigh around 300-400 grams. Most of them, such as Kilim , have beautiful so-called "eyelash edges" on the short sides, and one side has a lighter color scale than the other. Even the Lovely hammam towel has a lighter color scale on one side.
Shop Lovely hammam towel here .
What distinguishes a hammam towel?
Unlike a terry towel, a hammam towel has no loops. The hamam towel is plain woven and cotton with long fibers is used. A textile with long fibers is more airy and this in turn gives the hammam towel its two very practical properties - highly absorbent and quick drying.
Sustainable and ecological
For us, sustainability is extremely important and at all levels. From idea to finished product, we make sure to maintain a sustainable production line. Among other things, we work with carefully selected, small, family-owned weaving mills in the Aegean area, which is located in western Turkey. The area is known for its expertise in weaving techniques and the passion for the craft is passed down from generation to generation and has been for over 600 years.
The benefits of a hammam towel
- Highly absorbent
- Quick drying
- Weighs little and takes up little space
- Woven and OEKO-certified cotton
Feel free to take a look at our shop Joi Living and enjoy beautiful and practical hammam towels. Perfect for home, travel, yoga and the beach.


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Frommer'S Memorable Walks In San Francisco
- Publish Date: 2006-04-17
- Binding: Paperback
- Author: Erika Lenkert
12 Great Walking Tours Through the Most Colorful Neighborhoods in San Francisco
Follow Frommers for an up-close and personal look at the City by the Bay. Discover the dramatic views, stunning architecture, and exotic sights and sounds that make it such a special place.
LET FROMMERS TAKE YOU TO:
- The North Beach and Russian Hill haunts of the Beat Generationwith tales of the larger-than-life personalities that made it all happen
- The cultural and culinary delights of Chinatown, the birthplace of modern San Francisco
- Funky shopping and Summer of Love flashbacks in Haight-Ashbury
- Roses, redwoods, and rowboats in Golden Gate Park, one of Americas greatest urban playgrounds
With easy-to-use directions and mapsand the best places to take a break along the way.

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Trade In Your Vehicle with a Chevy Dealer near Fargo
Are you on the search for a Chevy dealer near Fargo with the tools you need to trade in your current vehicle for the next great ride? Nereson Chevrolet in Detroit Lakes has you covered. Not only can you trade in, but you’ll be able to trade up, so you can find the perfect Chevy car, truck, or SUV for all of your driving and lifestyle needs.
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The trade-in value of your vehicle means you won’t have to worry about down payment costs and that your monthly costs will be lower as well. Lower down payments allow you to pay off your new Chevrolet Equinox or Malibu more quickly, so you can save on accumulating interest.
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On Tuesday, September 24, the House of Representative indicated that they were considering revisiting the NGO Bill, which many would recall was a major contention with the eighth Assembly. For this reason, Spaces For Change (S4C), an organisation committed to values like economic governance, environmental justice, youth development, women’s rights and others called a strategy meeting on October 3 to discuss the recent arbitrary arrests and threats to activists across the country. In attendance at the strategy meeting were members of the media, stakeholders in civic matters and members of Spaces for Change. These issues, according to them, are deserving of carefully coordinated strategies among civil society actors, in order to effectively deal with them. In a statement, S4C explained that there have been several meetings on the issues – particularly the NGO Bill with several resolutions on what they can do as civil society to respond appropriately to the threats. “We are, at this point therefore, convening this meeting to review these threats, discuss past interventions, and find a way forward in linking the several efforts up, and ensuring a more coordinated approach to this common threat,” the statement says. Among other issues discussed include the state of civic spaces in Nigeria while reviewing past attempts by persons to stifle the civic space and civil society, including responses and outcomes.


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Origin of putrescinefrom Classical Latin putrescere (see putrescent) + -ine
Origin of putrescineLatin putrēscere to rot ; see putrescent. -ine 2
(countable and uncountable, plural putrescines)
- A diamine, NH2(CH2)4NH2 (1,4-diaminobutane or butanediamine). It is produced by the breakdown of amino acids in living and dead organisms.
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Saturday 20th February 2021
Injured and dead at demos
Myanmar police shoot hard at citizens
The security forces crack down on the demonstrators with the utmost severity. More deaths are to be lamented. Dozens of people are injured.
At least two people were killed by security forces during the protests against the military junta in Myanmar. About 30 other people were injured in Mandalay, rescue workers reported. Security forces opened fire on demonstrators in the city.
Security forces fired live ammunition at protesters who gathered for a rally in Mandalay, the country’s second largest city. According to the rescue workers, there is also a boy who was shot in the head. Several hundred police officers were involved in the operation at a shipyard. At least five people were also hit by rubber bullets, said a photographer who was on site.
The y also used rubber bullets and slingshots to disperse the protesters.
A woman was hit in the head by a rubber bullet. On a video broadcast live on Facebook, it sounded like shooting was ongoing. A young woman who was shot in the head during the protests against the coup on February 9 in Naypyidaw died on Friday.
Protesters want to overturn the constitution
The Southeast Asian country has been in turmoil since the military overthrew the government on February 1 and arrested de facto Prime Minister Aung San Suu Kyi. On that day, the parliament newly elected in November should have met for its first session. Suu Kyi’s National League for Democracy (NDL) party won the election by a large margin, but the military speaks of fraud.
The army ruled Myanmar continuously until 2011.


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MESA, Ariz. – Sacramento State rallied for two runs in the eighth inning of Sunday's WAC Tournament championship game, but came up just one run shy as they fell, 4-3, to New Mexico State.
The second-seeded Hornets (35-25) entered Sunday's winner-take-all title game having won four straight elimination games in the span of 48 hours.
After dropping their first-round game on Thursday, Sacramento State defeated and eliminated the No. 6 seed CSU Bakersfield, 17-3, and the No. 1 seed Grand Canyon, 8-2, on Friday. They then eliminated the No. 4 seed Seattle U, 12-7 Saturday afternoon.
Their incredible four-game streak was capped on Saturday night by a dramatic 4-3 walk-off win in the 15th inning against the undefeated No. 3 seed New Mexico State (40-20). With the win, the Hornets forced Sunday's winner-take-all title game against the Aggies.
In total, the Hornets played six games over a span of just four days, starting Thursday and finishing Sunday. Their six games were the most by a team in the tournament.
Sunday's championship game began with Sacramento State jumping ahead 1-0 in the first inning. Ian Dawkins reached on an error to open the game and advanced to third on a Keith Torres base hit to left. Dawkins would score on the next batter as Matt Smith grounded into a fielder's choice.
Parker Brahms, who threw eight innings in Thursday's game for the Hornets, returned on short rest to throw three shutout innings for Sacramento State. He allowed two hits and walked two while striking out one. In a big moment with the bases loaded in the third inning, Brahms induced a ground ball to Torres to start a tailor-made double play to end the inning.
New Mexico State scored their first run of the game against Sacramento State's Tanner Dalton in the fourth inning on a sacrifice fly by Trey Stine. They took the lead in the next inning, scoring another run off Dalton with an RBI-single by tournament MVP Tristen Carranza.
The Aggies added another run in the sixth, stringing together a walk and two two-out base hits against freshman reliever Stone Churby. Their fourth run came in the next frame as switch-hitter Logan Ehnes hit a solo home run off the Hornets' lefty Brady Rodriguez. Although the solo shot made it a 4-1 game at the time, that home run proved to be the game-winner.
In the top of the eighth, Sacramento State got the offense going against New Mexico's Jonathan Groff. Like Brahms, Groff also threw eight innings in Thursday's game. Sunday, the Hornets tagged him for five hits in the eighth to score two runs.
After loading the bases with three straight singles, Sacramento State's James Outman grounded into a double-play to bring home a run. PJ Floyd followed with an RBI-single to make it a one-run game. Andrew McWilliam also singled, putting two on with two outs for the Hornets, but they were unable to bring that game-tying run home from second.
For the Hornets, the loss snapped a thrilling streak of four straight elimination game victories. In six games this weekend, Sacramento State finished 4-2 and hit a tournament-high .306 as a club. They scored 44 runs on 72 hits, averaging more than seven runs and 12 hits per game.
Ian Dawkins, James Outman, Andrew McWilliam, and Austin Root were all named to the WAC All-Tournament team. Dawkins led the team and the tournament with 12 hits, eight runs scored, and 16 total bases.
Outman led the tournament with five doubles while finishing second in runs scored and total bases. McWilliam had 10 hits during the tournament and finished with a team-high .417 batting average while Matt Smith led the tournament with nine runs driven in. Vinny Esposito was the only player in the tournament with two home runs.
Sacramento State also posted the tournament's second-best team ERA, recording a 2.68 mark despite throwing nearly 10 more inning than any other team in the tournament.
Brahms threw 11.0 innings over the weekend, most on the team and third most by a pitcher in the tournament. Austin Ragsdale, who threw nine innings in relief over the course of two days, was one of four pitchers to not allow a run while throwing at least eight innings.
For Ragsdale, his 7.1 shutout innings in relief in Saturday's 15-inning win were a career-high. Ty Fox (6.0 IP), Austin Roberts (7.0), and Scott Randall (8.0) all set career highs for innings pitched as well.
Austin Root was one of two pitchers in the tournament to go 2-0, as the senior picked up a win with a seven-inning complete game on Friday and a 1.2-inning relief appearance on Saturday.
For Root, Ragsdale, Fox, Outman, Dawkins, Esposito, McWilliam, Floyd, Raul Ortiz, and Alex Dentoni, this weekend's games were the last in a Hornets uniform, as they will all be graduating before next season. All nine seniors were instrumental in 2017's run through the postseason and into the Regional Tournament as well as major contributors to Sacramento State's streak of seven consecutive 30-win seasons.


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On the second day of minicamp, the defending Super Bowl champs showed why they are one of the more intense teams in the NFL. The Seattle Seahawks’ minicamp brawl, which mainly involved superstar cornerback Richard Sherman and wide receiver Phil Bates, is actually a good sign for the upcoming 2014 season.
Wide receiver Bryan Walters hurt his shoulder after he made a diving catch on the sidelines. However, it did not appear that he injured his shoulder until safety Earl Thomas, who was quick on Walters’ trail, landed on him. Wide receiver Doug Baldwin was irate over the play because it was a no-tackling scrimmage.
Things got heated on the next play when Sherman’s press coverage did not sit well with Bates. The two ripped each other’s helmets off and even struck each other in the head once. This led to a clash that involved Percy Harvin, who went right after Sherman. Running back Marshawn Lynch, who was not participating in the scrimmage, did his best to break up the fight while the rest of the team rushed in.
So, how is a fight that involved multiple high-profile players beneficial for the Seahawks?
The obvious impression would be this is a team that needs to get their act together if they want any chance of repeating their championship run. However, I see it as a team that is loaded with a fire and intensity that will make them very difficult to beat. Sure, it is never a good sign when top players are fighting each other, but Seattle beats to their own drum. What may not be good for most teams may actually work in their favor once the season rolls around.
Some fans may look too much into this. The reality is Sherman and the rest of the defense are determined to show that they are what makes the Seahawks tick. Clearly, this does not bode well with the offense, which is why they are prepared to set the tone early as evidence of Bates and Harvin not backing down from getting in the face of a man who just signed a $56 million contract extension. The good news is the competitive nature will help Seattle in the long run.


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Decided: November 8, 1961.
STATE OF NEW JERSEY, PLAINTIFF,
ANGELO BOUTSIKARIS, DEFENDANT
On motion to quash subpoena duces tecum.
Masucci, J.c.c. (temporarily assigned).
[69 NJSuper Page 602]
On motion to quash a subpoena duces tecum directed to the Prudential Insurance Company of America, commanding that the person in charge of certain records pertaining to one of its employees, Anthony Martino, produce them before this court for inspection to determine the existence of a report of psychiatric evaluation of said employee, a necessary witness against the defendant herein in the above case.
The subpoena was issued under the provision of R.R. 3:5-10(c), authorizing the court to require production of records, papers, etc.
The pertinent parts of said rule read as follows:
"A subpoena may * * * command the person to whom it is directed to produce * * * before the court at a time prior to the trial * * * and may * * * permit the books, papers, documents, * * * to be inspected and copied by the parties and their attorneys."
Said rule, in unequivocal and unrestricted terms gives the court discretionary powers to allow inspection, before trial of all papers, documents, etc. State v. Murphy , 63 N.J. Super. 188 (Cty. Ct. 1960) confirming such construction and authority.
The Prudential seeks to qualify and restrict the construction of said rule.
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It first urges that the commission involved in the subpoena issued in the Murphy case was engaged in a public enterprise and, therefore, had no reference in its application to a private enterprise, such as the Prudential business. Although the court may have given stress to the commission's public function, for reasons there necessary, it made no such distinction in its construction of said rule.
In fact, many of its expressions gave emphasis to the court's intent to give said rule general, broad application.
The following quotes from the Murphy case are clearly expressive of such intent:
"'We start with the premise that [the] truth is best revealed by a decent opportunity to prepare in advance of trial. * * * It is difficult to understand why a defendant should be denied pretrial inspection * * * in the absence of circumstances affirmatively indicating disservice to the public interests.'" (63 N.J. Super. , at p. 204)
"'What we have said has its roots much deeper than mere niceties of procedure or so-called technicalities of the law of evidence. The most fundamental of a reviewing court's duties is to see to it both that the end result in a case is just and correct and that the means utilized are fair and proper. Such is the essence of due process of law.'" (63 N.J. Super. , at p. 205)
The Prudential refers to the comment in the cited case, on the history of R.R. 3:5-10 and stresses "Obviously * * * the parent of R.R. 3:5-10 is not a discovery rule," and that said rule may not be used for a fishing expedition citing State v. Bunk , 63 A. 2 d 842 (Cty. Ct. 1949), affirmed 4 N.J. 461 (1950).
The defendant does not seek discovery but inspection of the psychiatric report referred to, having been informed that such a report exists and so advised the court in the presence of counsel for the Prudential. It is significant that nowhere has it made any express denial of the existence of such a report. The fact being peculiarly within its knowledge, it could have filed an affidavit of denial with its moving papers.
[69 NJSuper Page 604]
The tendency of the law is to impose the duty of supplying necessary information on the party having either the exclusive or peculiar knowledge of facts or circumstances. State v. Johnson , 28 N.J. 133 (1958), to that effect, in modifying rule in State v. Tune , 13 N.J. 203 (1953).
It next urges that said rule contemplates only inspection of admissible evidence. Admittedly, the report itself would not be evidential.
In view of the philosophy of the Murphy case to give "every reasonable opportunity and facility within the rules for the preparation of their defense" and considering that the subject matter of this rule and the "deposition rules" are in pari materia , a reasonable construction is that the words of said rule "offered in evidence" refer to such evidence as may be offered at the trial and are not a limitation on what may be inspected before trial.
Again in Murphy , it was held that the tenet embraced with respect to civil litigation, absent overriding consideration (none here appearing) should be as valid in criminal matters.
The psychiatric report appears reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of relevant evidence. It has not been contended that it is confidential or that it would involve an undue hardship, nor has any other reason been advanced to impel this court to deny the right of inspection, and considering that this defendant's liberty and freedom are at stake, the motion to quash the subpoena duces tecum is denied.

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“Eye on City Hall”
A column of Information, Analysis, Comment, and unfiltered opinion
Bill Longworth, City Hall Reporter
August 9, 2010
Today is my birthday and I should be getting reams of presents….but I’m reversing things a bit and giving out gifts of political advice from one who has been closely involved in politics for over 35 years as a Federal and Provincial Constituency Executive Member, Campaign Organizer and Strategist, Voting Delegate at a number of National and Provincial Leadership Conventions, and Federal Candidate for the governing party.
This column is written out of concern of a “Code of Conduct” campaign signed by 19 of Oshawa’s 27 “new” council candidates. The real concern is that this code of niceness may discourage some candidates from doing the basic and necessary job of every candidate in every campaign….that is, highlighting incumbent and council shortcomings to make the case that change is necessary.
The first and most basic lesson in Politics 101 is that voters never replace incumbents because they’ve found someone better. Incumbents are only replaced because they’ve messed up so badly...so incensing the public that change is demanded. And competitors to the incumbents have to make sure they stoke the flames of this public discontent. Public memory is short….and new politicians must make sure the public never forgets.
This “niceness code” makes no more sense than promoting the nicest person in the company as its CEO. In making that choice, niceness is not a factor…nor will it be a factor for election to council. Wise voters will be voting for candidates they feel will be effective leaders...but voters have to be concerned enough about the actions of the present politicians that there is an “ocean current” sentiment for change. We are seeing much criticism of council in “letters to the editor” and successful politicians will have to “stoke the flames” of this latent unrest if they hope to have a chance at election.
The naming of individuals, which is discouraged by the “Code of Conduct” Campaign, is part of the process. Election to City Council is not like getting elected as President of a High School Student Council, which is a popularity contest where niceness is important. Real politics is a savage “blood sport” with huge consequences for the public and where only the tough and thick-skinned survive.
Another problem with the “Code of Conduct” Campaign is that signing the code may be the “first lie” of some candidates who have no intention of it having any impact on their campaign behavior. They may see political merit on being on the “nice” list, even though it is unlikely to lead to many votes or any change in their conduct. Signing the code may only highlight the hypocrites, which in itself may not be a bad thing.
While there are many astute and knowledgeable voters, mostly because they are engaged with the council over some issue like high taxes, the student rental housing problem around the university, the $46,000 MBA funding issue, the $250,000 Cullen Gardens Miniatures issue, the burgeoning city debt which has risen from $15M to over $160M under John Gray’s administration, the Goodman Pond beaver slaughter issue, the Mayor’s $46,000 Birthday party issue, the demolition of many of our city arenas, the wasteful $20M demolition and rebuilding of Council Chambers and “A” wing of city hall, or the last election’s Ward/General Vote plebiscite issue in which the Mayor publicly stated it was not City Hall’s responsibility to inform the public about this issue. So much for transparency and accountability from this Mayor! So council fooled the public with a trick question they had never seen and didn’t understand into voting for an election system not used in any large city in the country but which was favoured by the politicians in preserving their lifetime seats.
Unfortunately, most voters are not so engaged, interested, or knowledgeable, and many who vote do so only out of a feeling of democratic responsibility. The public memory is short, and so voters have to be constantly barraged from all directions and with a unified message from all new candidates about the mess, the entitlements, the lack of transparency and accountability, and the giant mistakes and wastage of tax monies of the present bunch.
Without this message, which is the message the public has to hear to give them reason to kick out the present crew, I guarantee that there will be few new members of council….that is the history of the general vote in Oshawa. Out of seven general vote councils prior to 1985 counting for 107 total seats, not one incumbent lost their seat by the vote. All change on council over that time resulted from the death or resignation of the aging members.
In fact, in the upcoming “General Vote” Election, there is only one guaranteed new face for council. Two councillors have vacated their local seats, leaving two seats to fill from among those presently nominated, and one of those two new seats is likely to go to former local councillor Mike Nicholson, brother of Councillor Brian Nicholson. At the Regional Level, one councillor has vacated his seat which will likely go to former Mayor Nancy Diamond or Local Councillor Tito Dante Marimpietri. No other changes will take place unless all of the new candidates bring out the heavy artillery and start firing their big guns now. Just having good ideas will not cut it!
The second basic rule of Politics 101 is that you don’t get elected based on your knowledge or intelligence or ideas or education or platform or what you can contribute to the city.
One only has to look at Councillor Maryanne Sholdra for that. At the recent special council meeting having to do with the beaver cull, she arrived late as usual, and drew howls of well-deserved derisive laughter asking questions that had already been answered, and her “other planet” surprise that the beaver cull did not involve hundreds of beaver in the Goodman Pond rather than the well publicized 4 or 5 that even the children who were present knew. Despite her incompetence, she is likely to get re-elected with a “sign and ad campaign” in which she avoids all public appearances and minimizes any face-to-face contact with the public. That's why she didn't attend the recent forum for all City Council candidates. She knows in politics, as in “finders-keepers,” possession of a council seat is 95% of the law---and any public appearance by her simply exposes her incompetency to the public.
The “niceness” campaign plays right into the hands of the politicians in helping them to retain their seats by reducing public sentiment for change.
In fact, incumbent politicians will criticize any critique of Council mess-ups as destructive to the city, hoping, of course, to discourage opponents from exposing council and politician shortcomings. They know that its council actions themselves that result in political change, and they want to minimize voter knowledge of the mess-ups.
Falling for the “niceness” campaign is the new candidate’s and the city's worst enemy. It simply props up the incumbent dead wood on city council helping to insure their re-election. You have to give voters reason for voting for change. You have to attack their record and performance at every turn. Otherwise, you don’t have a hope in hell of winning. Niceness will simply not cut it!
Campbell’s Soup sells well because of the very recognizable name and red and white label and its long standing staple of a family’s diet going back to great-great-grandmother’s time---not because it is the best product around. Politics is not much different from this. The politician’s name is important….not that it’s good or great…but that it is recognized and familiar. Just as mother will pick Campbell’s off the shelf first without questioning whether it is best, many voters will pick the familiar name off the ballot without giving quality a thought. You only stop buying Campbell’s Soup when it’s left a bad taste in your mouth for some reason.
Same thing for politics! You only stop voting for a politician once he’s left a bad taste in your mouth. The job of new politicians is to remind voters of that “bad taste” left by the current bunch. Otherwise, voters will continue to pick up that “political can” of Campbell’s Soup never considering the quality of what is inside with the majority of voters never considering that there might be someone more deserving of their vote.
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Q: The novel was published in 2005, meaning you had to start writing it fairly soon after 9/11. How emotionally cathartic was it to write the book, and how do you feel as the 10th anniversary of the attacks draws near?
A: "It wasn't cathartic. I don't experience the books I write in that way. It's much more an aesthetic than emotional process for me. I try to write books that are moving but they don't move me. I try to write jokes that I hope are funny to the readers, but they don't make me laugh. It makes me happy to write, but there's a big difference between that and the emotional aspect you're talking about."
The Philadelphia Inquirer previews fall's new books.
33 Days lists the best cover songs in rock.
The Guardian examines the rise of Brontemania.
The Chicago Tribune recommends 9/11 books.
Comics Alliance reviews every comic released in DC Comics' "New 52."
Popdose lists the 100 greatest cover songs of all time.
On sale for $3.99 at Amazon MP3: Cyndi Lauper's She's So Unusual album.
At Bill and Dave's Cocktail Hour, Bill Roorbach examines the experience of choosing an author photo.
Forbes will publish a 60-page graphic novel titled The Zen of Steve Jobs.
Steve befriended Kobun Chino Otogawa, a Zen Buddhist priest who emigrated to the U.S. from Japan. Both were innovators and passionate about art and design. The story flashes back and forward in time to connect this period in Jobs’ life to key moments in Apple history.
Amazon MP3 has 100 albums on sale for $5.
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Super rich lose their taste for London dining
The super-rich are losing their appetite for London’s fine dining scene, according to a survey of the 100 best restaurants in the world.
The number of UK venues celebrated among the most outstanding kitchens in the world dropped by a quarter this year, while every British entry tumbled down the rankings.
Elite diners said they would prefer to eat at restaurants in the US, Spain and France, according to Elite Traveler, a lifestyle magazine distributed on private jets.
Heston Blumenthal’s The Fat Duck, in Bray, Berkshire, was the only restaurant in the UK to make the top ten. Another of his restaurants, Dinner, as well as Restaurant Gordon Ramsay and Michel Roux Jr’s Le Gavroche, all in London, were less popular than they were


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Internal Rift in Taliban Anticipated, Mullah Omar's Brother
Mullah Mohammad Omar’s brother who opposes the election of Mullah Akhtar Mohammad Mansour as the replacement supreme leader of Taliban has warned of internal fighting within the group if differences are not resolved.
Mullah Abdul Manan who wants Mullah Omar’s son Mullah Mohammad Yaqoub as the replacement supreme leader of Taliban had earlier said that Mullah Akhtar Mohammad Mansour was not elected by majority of Taliban’s central Shura ‘council’ but supporters of Mullah Mansour insist that the election was based on the decision of 95 percent of the Shura members.
A group of Taliban clerics that is mediating to remove rifts says that they have obtained the decision-making power from the dissidents but Mullah Akhtar Mohammad Mansour has not yet agreed to empower them.
Mufti Masoum Afghani, a mediator, is quoted by Pakistan’s The Express Tribune news as saying that he is confident Mullah Mansour will OK the decision-making authority to them in two or three days.
In the meantime, Mullah Abdul Manan says if these differences are not resolved infighting will began within the militant group.
“I demand Mansoor and all the other sides to avoid internal rift, and support mediation by the religious scholars who are making efforts to remove differences,” Manan is quoted by the media as saying.
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The three years of Inspire 3 have flown past, and it’s now come to an end. Inspire 3 has seen over 650 group and individual music sessions with over 3300 places taken up in our six partner projects and the Inspire Choir. Many thanks to all the participants, tutors and partner project staff for all they’ve given to the project.
In celebration of the wonderful creative work in Inspire since 2010, we have just produced the Inspire Songbook, packed full of original songs (and some great photos). You can download your own copy here, where you’ll also find recordings of many of the songs in the book, plus other recordings from the project.
We hope to return in autumn 2017, when we will be planning for a more permanent future for Inspire. Taking part has meant a huge amount to many of the wonderful people we’ve met, and we want to continue to support them in making music.


I’ve been wanting to do a follow-up for some time to my posts on the Vancouver Olympics. I realised that I came off sounding pretty radical and I want to share some of what I saw and felt during and after the event.
Prior to the games I was quite cynical about what they were about and what they would do. Overall, I think I lost a great deal of that cynicism but I can’t exactly say it was replaced with optimism. Except for the conspicuous commercialisation I enjoyed what I saw happening in Vancouver. People were out taking over their streets, celebrating their homes and their heroes. To the average Canadian, the Olympic games were just plain wonderful and I had the privilege of walking amongst those good vibes on my downtown streets.
That’s not to say that everyone was happy and joining in. Just down the road a homeless awareness demonstration worked to shine a light on the problems being ignored and pushed aside so the games could take place. What do you do? I know I’d rather live in a society where both of these things can happen than one that stifles dissent with force.
I don’t disparage either party their point of view. In the end, and largely thanks to the efforts of activists, I didn’t see that the games did a whole lot of harm. That said, I also can’t see that they did a whole lot of good either considering the price tag. Vancouver managed to get some major projects underway and completed, but the bulk of this multi-billion dollar extravaganza was burnt up as a party fund.
It’s been several months since the Olympics packed up and left town and except for the waterfront torch site you might not even know they had ever been here. Gone are all the banners, the colourfully wrapped fences, the Olympic volunteers in their bright aqua jackets, the screaming throngs in their red and white, high-fiving their way across town. During the games it seemed there would be no end to Canadian flag waving. I’ve never seen this country’s people so into their colours and national identity. But it vanished as quickly as it came and it’s hard to tell if that burst of pride will have any lasting, positive impact.
So what changed?
Well for one we woke up to some changes, some expected and some not. Granville Street downtown is largely still closed off to traffic and is being used as a pedestrian mall again for much of the summer. The city also used the traffic closures to build a separated bicycle corridor into downtown. This has since been extended right into the downtown core and will soon connect with the Burrard Bridge bicycle lane to improve city cycling dramatically. There’s the wonderful new Canada Line train, the fiasco of the not-so-social housing in the Olympic village, the expansion of the highway to highly-exclusive Whistler, and several new community sports facilities.
More importantly though, I think Vancouver’s sense of itself grew up a bit, if just a little bit. I’ve long seen this city as being highly self-conscious and wrapped in an inferiority complex. Vancouver always seems to be trying to convince its peers just how grown up a city it is. That’s why we went out to get the Olympics in the first place. But I think we surprised ourselves. We expected to show the rest of the world that we’re all grown up and instead we started to show ourselves.
We got through contentious protesting. We wrestled with rapidly shifting traffic closures. We partied in the streets largely without incident. This last one can’t be overstated. It’s been a fight for Vancouver to accept that it’s citizens might be responsible enough to stay out late and have a good time. If we can build on and internalise this trend we might stop trying to prove our city’s greatness to others and simply live it like all truly great cities do.
All in all I have positive memories of the Vancouver Olympics. I can’t say I’d do it all over again or that I wouldn’t have fought them when and how I did, but I don’t regret the experience for myself or my city. Vancouver is a great place to be and if I was an Olympic nut I’d probably want to hold the party here too.


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CT has been consistent with their taste and quality since years now . The best thread chicken and drunken chicken in town ! Very affordable prices with a decent ambiance in the heart of the city !
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A fantasy eating experience for enthusiasts of Chinese food albeit with a pronounced Indian touch. Good ambience in a well located easily accessible area. Can be crowded on weekends and bookings may be preferable. My favourites are thread chicken for starters and triple schezwan rice...More
Quit a fav place to eat for me and my kids.. ( my wife ONLY like indian).. however few of the starters are excellent and tastes good. food is good too.. ambience is 5 star.. overall.. a good family hotel. we visit this place atleast...More
quality has improved from the last time I ate.... specially the Chicken Fried Rice looked fresh & Loose (not lumpy).... Tofu in Shezwan Sauce was good.
The ambience may make the place look expensive but it is not. Few days back I took my colleagues there for my birthday treat for lunch. The quantity in all the dishes was very good but the triple shezwan was just overwhelming, with some crispy...More
A friend of ours who used to live in Muscat recommended China Town restaurant to us and I must say we were not disappointed. The restaurant offers a nice ambience, the service and food quality is really good. We loved Thread Chicken and Spicy Chili...More
This has to be the restaurant I visit the most in Muscat. Love the tasty food and ambience at the price it is offered at. After a short break from eating out, my wife suggested that we go to Chinatown and we did. Tried the...More
There are just a couple of Chinese restaurants in Muscat serving authentic food and it's not the China Town in Qurum. The problem is most such restaurants operate with poorly trained non ethnic cook staff who acquire their so called skills from street food stalls...More
Had an awesome time, after a really really long time. the food quality had really gone down,,,, but glad that the Quality & Quantity has really improved.... will definitely revisit and recommend to others.

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This handmade pendant features a lovely white smooth pebble I found on a beach in Brittany, France. The pebble is held securely within a handmade open-backed bezel setting. This type of setting shows the slight translucency of the pebble.
The pendant has a shiny finish, is completed with an integral soldered bail and hangs on a sterling silver trace chain.
MATERIALS: White pebble Sterling silver
MEASUREMENTS: Pendant measures approximately 2cm wide x 3cm long (including bail) Chain measures 18” long (This can be changed on request)