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Sport, PE & Clubs » PE Calendar and Events for parents
Please use the attachment to view the list of PE and Sport events for the forthcoming year. It should be noted that the dates are subject to change.
Sporting Diary
Please refer to weekly newsletters and the school Twitter feed for updates regarding PE & Sport across the school this year.
Sporting Highlights Academic Year 2016/17
June 2017
Prince of Wales Athletics – Gotherington took a large team of athletes to compete in the Prince of Wales Athletics Finals at the Prince of Wales Stadium in Cheltenham. Competing against mainly large schools, some of which were three times as big, the team finished a very respectable 11th. There were some real highlights with the Y4 boys' relay team winning bronze, Oliva H in Year 6 winning individual sprint silver and the all-conquering Year 6 Girls' relay team winning gold. A wonderful achievement!!
Girls' Football - the girls' football team played Richard Pates School. The girls played fantastically well and won both games after scoring plenty of great goals. We had amazing support from parents which helped spur us on. Thank you!
Prince of Wales Athletics Field Event –Well done to the Year 6 pupils, Zack, Huw, Albie, Ewan, Katie, Lily and Anna who took part in the field events for the Prince of Wales. They jumped or threw as far as they could against some tough competition.
Year 1 Multi Skills – Year 1 took part in a multi-skills event at Cleeve Secondary School. There were 16 teams in total competing. We had 3 teams - Team Gazelle, Team Lion and Team Hare (The theme was fast animals). Congratulations to Team Lion, who won first place scoring the most points. The team were very proud of the medals they collected. Well done Team Lion!
Kinball – Pupils in Year 5 were given a Kinball workshop on Tuesday. Kinball is a team sport created in Quebec, Canada. Players use a large 1.22 meters ball and the matches are played among three teams at the same time. The pupils enjoyed the session and some will be selected to play in a tournament at Cleeve School in July.
Mountain Bike County Finals – Well done to the Mountain bike team who took part in the County Final event held at Hartbury College. The team worked really hard and showed great team spirit. Well done to Toby P, Louis S, Jasmine S and Phoebe M. The pupils also had the chance to have a go at Zorb football during the lunch break!
Kick Rounders Festival - Year 2 travelled to Kayte Lane to take part in a Kick rounders tournament with other local primary schools. Our team played extremely well and showed fantastic team spirit and secured themselves first place. Congratulations Year 2!
Mini Red Tennis event – Four pupils from Year 4 Aidan D, Ben V, Phoebe M, and Ellie M were invited to take part in a tennis festival held at East Glos. Tennis Club.
Gloucestershire School Sport Award - We were delighted to be told that the school has been shortlisted for a PE and Sport award for "Improving physical activity and health enhancing initiatives". This is a real achievement and reflects the efforts of children, staff and parents in supporting a wide range of sporting initiatives.
May 2017
Quad Kids event – 10 children took part in a Quadkids festival at St Edwards. All children participated in 4 events: 50m sprint, standing long jump, 400m and a Vortex throw. Everyone did very well, achieving great scores and showing great determination throughout the afternoon.
April 2017
'Balanceability' – Reception class started their balanceability sessions. They will be learning how to ride bikes and completing lots of different cycling challenges over the next 12 weeks.
Gymnastics sessions – Pupils in Year 4 and 6 took part in the first of six gymnastic sessions as part of their PE curriculum.
Mountain biking - Year 5 pupils took part in the Mountain Bike Challenge at Winchcombe School. Our team; Maddie B, Jasmine S, Louis S, and Toby P returned with Silver medals, finishing just 12 minutes behind the winners. There were 17 other schools taking part, well done to the team, this was a great result!
Netball Match - The netball team played their final match of the term at home against Dunalley Primary School. The team played well together and showed great sportsmanship.
March 2017
Tag-Rugby Festival – Pupils from Year 4, 5 and 6 attended a Tag Rugby tournament at Newlands Rugby Club. Despite the poor weather, the team played brilliantly, only losing one of their games, many of which were against bigger school teams containing older pupils.
Swimming – Year 3 had their final swimming session. Miss Turley has seen a significant improvement in all of the pupils swimming techniques during the 10 session period.
Football Tournament – The girls' football team took part in a large festival at Prestbury. They had a fantastic afternoon and won their group in style, beating Holy Apostles 3-0, Gretton 4-0 and Prestbury 5-0. After going through to the next round, they were unfortunately beaten by a very strong Leckhampton side however they left the festival with their heads held high having done Gotherington proud. Well done all!
Netball Match – The Netball team played a home match against Winchcombe Abbey School. The pupils played fantastically as a team and came away with a very impressive 21-1 victory! They showed great sportsmanship and team spirt throughout the match.
Feet First Dance Festival – Well done to the Year 5 and 6 pupils who took part in the Dance Festival. They impressed the audience with their 50's dance which was set to music from the film 'Grease'.
Football Match – On Monday the school football team played a match against Aithrie. In a thrilling game against a talented Airthrie side, the team lost 7:4. Well done to everyone involved. The team played their second game of the week against Ashchurch and managed to clinch a 1-0 win through Albie H's late goal. The team played some lovely football and kept possession well throughout the game. Well done!
Cross Country – Well done to all the children who took part in the final cross country run at The Vineyards in Tewkesbury. The race was followed by prize giving. Cora B (Y6) was presented with a trophy for coming 6th and Jasmine S (Y5) was awarded a medal for coming 12th overall in the girls. Gotherington came 5th overall in the large schools competition.
February 2017
Tag-Rugby Tournament – 12 Year 5 pupils participated in a tag-rugby festival at Charlton Kings School. Although we were the smallest school there, our teams played extremely well against some tough opposition. They even received some great tips from an "Old Pates" coach. Many thanks to the parents who stayed to cheered our team on despite the freezing cold.
Netball Match – The Netball team had a match against Leckhampton School. Although the team lost they showed great sportsmanship and all played with determination and passion.
Football Match – Well done to our football team who played Holy Trinity. Although they lost this match they all showed tremendous team spirit.
Girls' Football Tournament – Two girls' football teams took part in a football tournament on the astroturf pitch at Kayte Lane. Both teams played very well in the damp conditions. The A team had tremendous success and progressed to the final, coming second overall. This is wonderful achievement for the team who were playing in their first tournament together.
January 2017
Football Match – The School football team played Glenfall away. The team played well in very damp conditions. In what proved to be a really entertaining game, Gotherington won 3:2 with a last minute goal by Eddie L. The team played really well, particularly in defence.
Y3 Swimming Lessons – Year 3 started the first of 10 swimming lessons at Leisure@Cheltenham.
Year 6 Dance Sessions – Year 6 pupils took part in the first of 4 Street Dance sessions run by the Coady Crew in the hall.
Sports Hall Athletics – The school took a team of athletes to take part in the Sports Hall Athletics Festival at Tewkesbury School. A team made up of children from Years 4 to 6 competed in events such as 'speed bounce', 'relay' and 'obstacle course'. The team faced some very good opposition but did really well to finish 5th out of 8 teams. Ava S in Year 4 and Huw E in Year 6 received School Games Values awards for self-belief and passion respectively. Well done to everyone for competing with so much determination and enthusiasm.
December 2016
Netball Match – The Netball Team played an away match against St James' School. The team played really well together but were not able to secure a victory. Further matches will be played before the end of term.
Swimming Gala – 12 pupils took part in the Cleeve Cluster swimming gala. All pupils swam fantastically and impressed the judges with their jumps and dives. Overall, Gotherington 1 scored 33 points and Gotherington 2 scored 10 points. Cora B fought off competition from other schools to win the individual front crawl race.
Netball Match – The Netball team played well against a strong team from Woodmancote Primary School. Celia & Lily commented "we tried our hardest, but unfortunately weren't able to beat them, we did enjoy the game." The players showed determination and team spirit even though the score line was not as we had hoped!
Football Match – The football team played against Christ Church in a football match. The team displayed some fantastic football and worked together very well as a team. The final score was 4-1 to Christ Church.
November 2016
Football – Out football team continued their fine form by winning 2:1 against St John's. Congratulations to everyone involved.
Football - The football team played an away match at Gardners Lane School. The team played really well with the final score being another win, 3-1.
Rugby Year 5 – Year 5 took part in an Anti-bullying themed rugby session run by Tom Knibbs of Gloucester Rugby Club.
October 2016
Cross Country – Pupils from Year 5 and Year 6 took part in the Tewkesbury Schools Cross Country event. The top 6 Gotherington places for both events are listed below:
Jasmine S (5th), Cora B (6th), Zack H (8th) Louis S (12th), Archie B (15th), Huw E (32nd)
Cora B (7th), Jasmine S (8th), Louis S (15th), Tom G (17th), Maddie B (28th), Louis W (45th).
All children showed fantastic sportsmanship during the races and put in 100% effort.
Netball Tournament – The netball team took part in a netball tournament at Tewkesbury Secondary School. They played 5 matches, lost one, drew one, and won 3. The team thoroughly enjoyed playing the matches and look forward to their next game. (Written by Celia B and Anna B)
Football Match – The football team played against Gardner's Lane School. The team worked really well together and came away with a very impressive victory of 8-0! Well done to them all.
Tag Rugby - Pupils in Year 5 took part in a Tag Rugby festival. The team won three games and lost one. A total of 15 tries saw the team finish 5th out of 15, narrowly missing out on a semi-final spot. The team worked really well together, thank you to Mr Lewis and his assistants Mrs Khan and Mrs Sawle for coaching the team and to parents who transported the pupils.
September 2016
Cross Country written by Archie B & Zack H (Year 6)
On Thursday 22nd September a cross country event took place at the Vineyards in the
Tewkesbury where just under 250 pupils took part. All Gotherington pupils did very well and most
of them came in the top 50. The top 5 Gotherington places were:
1. Cora B (6th), 2. Jasmine S (11th) 3. Zack H (13th) 4. Louis s (14th) 5. Archie B (21st)
Football Match v St Johns - Gotherington Primary School football team played a game against St Johns Primary. Archie and Eddie (Y6) gave the following account of the match:
In the first 10 minutes we were dominating possession but St Johns managed to sneak a goal past us.
At the start of the second half their striker scored past our keeper, leaving the score at 2-0. We then
scored, off the post, following our goal we had most of the possession and worked really well as a team to
score the second goal. Now we were level! A brilliant ball was played through towards our goal and a
fantastic strike secured the third goal for Gotherington. The final score was 3-2 to Gotherington!
Summer 2016
Prince of Wales Athletics Tournament - A team of athletes took part in the Large Schools Primary Athletics Championship which was held at the Prince of Wales Stadium in Cheltenham. Considering we are a small school, we were delighted to be 10th out of 16 schools. Events included individual sprints for boys and girls in Y3, 4, 5 and 6; Relays for boys and girls in Y3, 4, 5 & 6 and long distance for boys and girls in Y5 and 6. Every team competed with great desire and enthusiasm, in what for some of them was their first experience of a big event in front of a large crowd. Congratulations go to Olivia H who came 2nd in the Y5, 75m sprint; Jack J who came 7th in the Y6 100m sprint; the Y5 girl's relay who came 3rd and the Y3 boy's relay who came7th. A special mention goes to Olivia H in Y5 who was really unwell on the day but summoned up the energy and courage to perform as she didn't want to let her team down.
House Rounders – All pupils took part in House Rounders as part of the 'Health and Well-being' week. Sudeley came first with Warwick second, Berkeley and Thornbury were joint third.
Equestrian competition - Ellie B in Year 6 took part in an NSEA equestrian competition in Hartbury representing Gotherington School on her pony Simply Flo. Ellie did very well in her first class coming 2nd and had an unlucky 4 faults in her second class.
Athletics Olympic Torch Event – Congratulations to Olivia H in Year 5 who was the winner of the girl's individual sprint at the Athletics Olympic Torch Event when the competed at St Edwards.
Rugby Coaching – Coaches from the Sky Try Rugby programme attended school to deliver the first of six rugby sessions to Year 3 pupils.
Rounders Festival – Year 2 took part in a Kick Rounders Tournament with 5 other schools at Kayte Lane playing fields. All of the Y2 pupils took part and played each match with great enthusiasm, despite the heat.
Athletics Olympic Torch Event – Pupils in Year 5 and Year 4 represented the school in field events at St Edwards School. They all enjoyed the event on a sunny afternoon and performed well. Congratulations to Celia, Anna B, Olivia H and Lily M who ran in the girls replay team and came first. Olivia H also won her individual event.
Spring 2016
Skipping Workshop – Another successful skipping workshop was held at the start of the term. Every class had the opportunity to develop their skipping skills and then share in a 'showcase' assembly at the end of the day.
The member of staff responsible for PE and Sport Funding has booked a non-contact day to revise the current action plan so that it reflects current national guidance. This is specifically linked to the impact that funding is having upon standards in PE & Sport and whether the actions completed are sustainable.A new version of the action plan will be available on the school website once this has been completed.
The term continues to see a wide range of sporting activities across the school together with a number of sessions led by external professionals.
Highlights include:
· Netball – the Netball team played against a very strong Grangefield team. Whilst Gotherington did not win this time the team kept their spirts up and continued to work hard throughout the match.
· Football Match – the football team played against Grangefield away. The team gave a very strong performance, playing well as a team which was reflected in the well-deserved 8-1 victory.
· Swimming – Year 3 have started their block of 10 swimming lessons
· Football Match – The football team played against Glenfall School. It was a close contest, ending in a 1-2 win for Glenfall. This was their first defeat of the season with them losing out to a winning goal for Glenfall in the final seconds of the match.
· Girls' football - The Years 5 and 6 girls' football team took part in a football tournament on the astroturf pitch at Kayte Lane. The girls played very well, and reached the semi-finals. A wonderful achievement for the team.
· Cross Country –Races continue to be held after school. A special mention for Monty S who has had three first place finishes
· KS2 Sports Coaching – Year 6 had the first of three sports coaching sessions looking at alternative and inclusive sports


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The Sound Service first began back in the 1960's as Tauranga Sound Services, serving the whole Bay Of Plenty with sound and disco's.
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"In the surveys I've done, there are way too many trainers who make under $30,000 and don't have health insurance," says Phil Kaplan, a nationally known fitness business expert, personal trainer and media personality, who will deliver this year's welcome address. "That tells me that trainers need to reset the personal training paradigm. A lot of trainers aren't viewing themselves as professionals and aren't asking for what they're worth. I think we're too used to health clubs giving away training sessions like freebies—we don't value what we do. And trainers can lack the confidence to expect to be treated as professionals. Often, all that holds us back is fear. I tell trainers to start by telling clients they're charging $4.99 more an hour. For a lot of trainers, that's extremely hard to do. But you know what? Usually most clients just say, 'Okay.'"
At the fitness conference, Kaplan will discuss how trainers can change the way they view themselves—and how the world views trainers. "We can learn from professionals in other arenas. For example, lots of trainers have crazy schedules that are completely determined by their clients. But try going to a doctor's office and saying, 'I want to come in at 10:00.' You'll find out the doctor is playing golf at that time, then he's booked for a week, then he's on vacation for 2 weeks—and then you can get your appointment. We need to become creators of our schedule, rather than victims of it."
As a personal trainer (and former health club owner) who travels a great deal for speaking engagements, Kaplan used to struggle with how to maintain contact with personal training clients on a limited schedule. His solution has been to institute group sessions in which he serves as a health educator teaching clients overall concepts, but to let his 19 trainers lead the individual training sessions.
"There are so many ways to approach this business and so many opportunities today for trainers to be very successful entrepreneurs," he says. "For example, there are businesses that now have as many as 400 trainers. Corporations offer a tremendous opportunity for trainers to reach large numbers of people. Trainers can step in and reach people today in a way that doctors, for example, with their 7-minute window of time with clients, just can't. In New York City, IDEA trainers are going to learn how to position themselves differently."
Today's clients tend to bring a host of challenging health issues along with them. Because arthritis, obesity, diabetes, cancer and many other conditions are now seen more commonly in personal trainers' offices, this year's program has a wide range of sessions that will offer in-depth information on challenges such as working with clients after a stroke, working with obese kids and adults, and functional training for older clients. Fifteen sessions will look at working with clients who have muscular imbalances or postrehabilitation needs, such as shoulder and back problems. Five sessions will focus exclusively on the needs of female clients, including mind-body fitness for women over 50, and women and weight loss.
"One of the exciting trends in personal training today is that more research is focused on the needs of women," says Jan Schroeder, PhD, associate professor at California State University, Long Beach, who will present a session on research relating to menopausal women. "Trainers want to know if they need to train women differently than men, and the answer is yes. A successful trainer needs to understand that women react differently physically, emotionally and socially. They communicate differently."
Nicki Anderson, owner of Reality Fitness in Naperville, Illinois, will be presenting on women and weight loss, as well as on a topic for female trainers: "Success Rules for Women—10 Strategies to Reach Your Business Goals!" She notes, "This has been a 'guy' industry in a lot of ways, but now women are really coming into their own in personal training, rising into management and ownership. I'm going to talk about how women can trust and make 'gut' decisions, how to successfully network in their communities, how to create a clear mission and direction for yourself, and how to balance it all . . . for example, by taking 1 hour of 'me' time for every 10 hours of work time."
Rochelle Rice, MA, president of In Fitness & In Health, in New York City, will explore working with overweight clients. "One issue with [these] clients is they often can't identify their abdominal muscles. If you ask, they'll just indicate this big mass in the stomach region. By teaching them anatomically, emphasizing technique and using breath work, you can take some of the emotion out of the situation and help them to identify when the muscles are actually being worked."
Annette Lang, MS, a Reebok master trainer and personal trainer based in New York City, is presenting on core training. "We'll be looking at core training relative to areas such as shoulder mobility, hip stability and other individual needs of clients, so trainers can make effective choices in the type of core work they do with each client."
IDEA Personal Trainer—NYC 2006 will feature more than 70 information-packed sessions—including 30 first-time, brand-new selections—led by the industry's top business and educational experts.
Justin Price, MA, 2006 IDEA Personal Trainer of the Year, corrective exercise specialist and owner of The BioMechanics in San Diego, will discuss maximizing growth and profit. "Many trainers make the common mistake of taking a shotgun approach to marketing, trying to make their services appeal to everyone," he says. "This may get limited results in the short term, but a more successful strategy is to market yourself as a specialist in a niche market. Then you can target specific markets, focus your marketing and charge top dollar. We're going to talk about how to distinguish yourself as an industry specialist, and discover which marketing strategies will make the most of your marketing dollar."
San Diego–based Todd Durkin, MA, 2004 IDEA Personal Trainer of the Year and 2005 ACE Personal Trainer of the Year, will present "Train the Joes Like the Pros," "Great Trainer—Great Business??" and "Looking Forward: What's Next in Personal Training."
Durkin says that top training trends include youth athletic and sports training, sports performance training, boot camp–style classes, mind-body classes, and regeneration and recovery principles, (helping clients recover more quickly from their workouts).
"I talk to trainers all over the world, and they're excited about new directions in personal training and all the opportunities," says Durkin. "But the main questions I get are about the business challenges. We don't get answers to business questions in our certificate programs. At the fitness conference I'm going to talk about how trainers can save thousands and even tens of thousands of dollars by learning some key lessons that I've learned—and by not making some of the mistakes I've made. We'll look at how to track sessions and income closely; how to enforce policies, negotiate leases and avoid lawsuits; what to do about client conflicts; and how to structure effective corporate contracts. A great trainer can make well over a million dollars in gross annual revenues, but to do it, you have to run a great business. At IDEA Personal Trainer—NYC 2006, you're going to find out how to do it."
1. Increase Your Success. When it comes to recruitment of new clients, business management, client retention, marketing, programming, client relationships and just plain inspiration, you'll get more valuable and profitable ideas in 1 weekend at this fitness conference than you typically do all year.
2. Get Top Education. More than 70 sessions from top presenters will give you the latest in business, psychology, exercise techniques, mind-body fitness, special populations, biomechanics and more.
3. Earn Up to 16 CECs. Take home up to 16 continuing education credits (CECs) from organizations such as ACE, ACSM, AEA, AFAA, NASM, NATA, BOC, NFPT, NSCA and W.I.T.S. Take the sessions you need to renew your industry certifications. Note: IDEA does not determine which sessions qualify for credit or how many credits each session is worth. If your agency is not listed and you have questions about that, please contact your certifying agency to find out whether you can petition for CECs.
4. Enjoy In-Depth Preconference Training. Get extensive, in-depth training on various topics: Getting the Most out of the Muscular System—An Introduction to Muscle Activation Techniques™ (MAT), How to Maximize Growth and Profit in Your Business, STOTT PILATES® Personal Training Matwork™ and Compliance Coaching.
5. See 30 Brand-New Premier Sessions. At these brand-new sessions debuting at IDEA, you'll find the most up- to-the-minute information on an array of subjects.
6. Check Out the Expo Hall. This is where the fun is—not to mention the trends and all the buzz! Shop till you drop and get great professional discounts, test cutting-edge products and services from more than 40 exhibitors, and talk to leading manufacturers and program creators.
7. Network With Top Trainers. Meet the winners who can educate you, support you and inspire you. Get connected with in-the-know presenters, fitness manufacturers and trainers from around the world.
8. Have a Blast in the Big Apple. Have fun in the one-of- a-kind entertainment mecca that is New York City! Catch Broadway shows, feast on tantalizing cuisine, thrill to museum exhibits and check out unbeatable attractions like the Statue of Liberty.
9. Special Offer: Get IDEA Benefits. Nonmembers who attend the full fitness conference receive an IDEA membership and get benefits all year long, such as IDEA's award- winning publications, access to liability insurance, the online Article Archive and much more.
10. Inspire the World to Fitness®. You can't inspire the rest of the world without first getting inspired yourself. This is the place to find the ideas, tips, stories and inspiration that will spark you to take the lead, to make a difference in the lives of others—and to change the world, one client at a time.
At IDEA Personal Trainer—NYC 2006, IDEA will introduce the first-ever Certification in Compliance Coaching, presented in conjunction with the Association of Fitness by Phone® Coaches. Proven to increase exercise compliance to 75%–90%, compliance coaching has been scientifically researched for over 24 years by Stanford University and other renowned research institutions.
Compliance coaching sessions during the fitness event will teach you how clients can shift from trainer-efficacy to self-efficacy so they learn to take personal responsibility and develop internal motivation; offer intuitive-eating coaching skills to help clients reconnect with their own ability to identify foods that are optimal for them; and explain how to turn coaching into a stand-alone, fee-based service for existing and new clients.
Four InTensive sessions will be offered at IDEA Personal Trainer—NYC 2006: (1) Structural Assessment, (2) Pelvic Core Floor, (3) Pre- and Postnatal Fitness Start-Up: Building Your Own Community Program and (4) Resistance Training Progressions. These popular 4-hour workshops combine in-depth research with hands-on training (and they sell out fast, so sign up early).
Four whole or half-day preconference sessions also offer in-depth training on specialty topics: (1) Getting the Most out of the Muscular System—An Introduction to Muscle Activation Techniques™ (MAT); (2) STOTT PILATES®: Personal Training Matwork™ Classes: Teaching Skills and Programming Choices; (3) Compliance Coaching; and (4) How to Maximize Growth and Profit in Your Personal Training Business.
What city is more exciting than this one? The question is, with so much to do, how do you choose? We asked IDEA members who live in the Big Apple to give us their best ideas for what you should do while you're in town:
- Take a walk over the Brooklyn Bridge. This gorgeous landmark has been called a "drive-through cathedral," and a trek on the pedestrian path will give you a breathtaking view of Manhattan. A walk across the bridge's promenade—a boardwalk elevated above the roadway and shared by pedestrians, in-line skaters and bicyclists—takes you from Manhattan's civic center to the heart of Brooklyn Heights in about 40 minutes (www.nyctourist.com).
- Bike or walk the beautiful Hudson River Park bike path. You can follow the river along the entire west side of Manhattan— a perfect stroll for a fall day (www.hudson riverpark.org).
- Don't forget to see scenic Central Park (just a few blocks from fitness event headquarters at the Hilton), perhaps from a horse-drawn carriage—or from a rowboat rented at the Loeb Boathouse restaurant. Feeling romantic? Try a Venetian gondola (www.central park.com; www.thecentralparkboat house.com)!
- See the city from the Top of the Rock™, the newly opened observation deck on the 70th floor of 30 Rockefeller Center, in the heart of midtown Manhattan. Panels of fully transparent safety glass—the only thing between you and the city—are crystal clear for unobstructed, open-air viewing. Visit during the day to see the splendor of the metropolis unfold beneath you, or visit at night and see the city sparkle. And don't forget the classic Empire State Building, still a timeless way to see New York, especially on a clear day (www.rockefeller center.com; www.topoftherock.com; www.esbnyc.com).
- Take the Staten Island Ferry, a wonderful ride in the autumn and a great way to see the Statue of Liberty up close. The Staten Island Ferry is run by the City of New York to transport Staten Islanders to and from Manhattan. But the 5-mile, 25-minute ride also provides a majestic view of New York Harbor and a no-hassle, even romantic, boat ride for free! You'll have a perfect view of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island (www.siferry.com;www.statueofliberty.org).
- Consider taking in the World Trade Center site, for an emotional but memorable personal experience (www.newyork.com/ g_zero.html).


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text: Hi, I've recently downloaded the DirectX October 2005 SDK in the hopes of playing with some of IronPython's recently added features. I've run into some sort of very odd situation, when attempting to load the "Microsoft.DirectX" assembly (for the Microsoft.Direct.Vector3 [and friends] struct) by name I am told that IronPython "Could not load assembly Microsoft.DirectX". Which struck me as odd because I know that assembly exists, so I found out the full filesystem path to the assembly and copied it to an accessible directory and tried to load it as a file and once again I am told that IronPython could not load the assembly. Stepping through the code produces a System.IO.FileNotFoundException with the value: {"The specified module could not be found. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007007E)":null} Both procedures produce the same message. Inspecting the DirectX installation directory leads me to believe that the installer installed the "beta" (there is a directory named "Beta" in the "<DirectX>\Developer Runtime" directory alongside an "x86" directory) version. Trying the "beta" and "x86" versions of the respective DLLs shows that the "beta" DLL is indeed the DLL that was installed to the global assembly registry (or whatever it is called) and that the "x86" (read: regular) version of the DLL works fine when loaded via IronPython. Simply adding a reference to the "beta" DLL via the Visual C# 2005 IDE seems to work. The sample project (that I tested) didn't actually compile because of, what appear to be, the addition of a number of symbols that exist in other DirectX namespaces. If anybody could perhaps shed some light on this situation for me, I'd be most appreciative. Regards -- Jonathan When you meet a master swordsman, show him your sword. When you meet a man who is not a poet, do not show him your poem. -- Rinzai, ninth century Zen master


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Rather than reflect on the milestones, revelations, and addictions to dating websites that I experienced this year, I think I'd prefer to share a few totally insignificant things that happened to me – because I never blog about those, and it just occurred to me that it's kind of discriminatory. (Am I a blog-bigot?)
So here are a few trivial moments that punctuated my year, in the form of would-be tweets that could never actually happen because of character limits and the fact that I'm incapable of being anything other than verbose:
1. I started doing this thing where I get home from work at night and eat pepperoncini directly from the jar. I'm troubled to report that it's kind of something I look forward to all day long — in addition to crying into wine glasses while listening to Taylor Swift songs and mentally revisiting that time I got called fat, of course. But I don't so much look forward to that last routine as much as I just accept it as a sad inevitability, so never mind. But I stand by the pepperoncini.
2. I saw a video about how purposely taking one-minute-long cold showers is supposed to be like, amazing for the mind, body, and soul. What stood out most to me is that it's (allegedly) a major fat-burning tool, so I (predictably, obviously, inevitably – these all work) tried it. And uh, my buns – they don't feel nothin' like steel. (If you immediately recognized and appreciated this Clueless reference, let's be friends.)
3. I listened to Mariah Carey's Glitter-era gem, "Lead the Way," while eating Chipotle and commuting home from work one day, and was severely disillusioned to realize that there's a moment in the song where she sings "you and me" when it should have been "you and I" – and this is extremely basic grammar, and Mariah is a deity in my eyes, and so now I'm disillusioned with a deity, and so now I kind of feel like this is the year I learned that Santa's not real, my parents aren't perfect, and taxes are a thing all at the same time. (Ironically, I'm fairly certain that this non-tweet includes some of my worst grammar to date. It's Mariah's fault.)
4. All I want for Christmas this year is a jar of pepperoncini, a cold shower that actually burns fat as promised, and to reclaim my belief in grammar. And love. (I guess this one could have actually been a real tweet, as it would clearly fit within Twitter parameters. Although now, with this parenthetical tangent, it's hard to tell. Definitely too long. Though I suppose if it had actually originated on Twitter, I'd never have had the need to clarify that it could have fit within Twitter parameters in the first place — because that would have already been implied given the venue in which it was being displayed — and this whole parenthetical tangent could have been avoided entirely. But now it's here, and I'm leaving it. Because frankly, taking it out would be discriminatory, and I'm not a blog-bigot.)
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I don't see wenge in the species list of the shrinkulator. Does anyone have suggestions for a comparable species to plug in?
Rock elm is closest
White ash is very close and so is yellow poplar.
Poplar and Wenge similar in something or anything?? I would've never imagined.
I never would have guessed poplar either. Knowing that does offer some mental relief because that's the secondary wood species in use for this project.
I've got another project coming up that will be shop made wenge veneer. I guess it would be safe to use poplar on the back to balance the panels? That would save a buck or two...
Although the species mentioned are very close, on the average, it is well to remember that wood shrinks and swells differently in its three directions- -lengthwise (called longitudinal) is very close to zero most of the time, tangentially (parallel to the growth rings or the width of a flatsawn piece) is usually almost twice the movement of radial (perpendicular to the rings or the width of a quartersawn piece). These differences are huge compared to the small differences between most species.
So, can yellow poplar (not aspen poplar or popple) be used? The answer is "Yes" but only if the two pieces of veneer are of similar grain. Quarter Wegenke and flat poplar are quite different.
It might also be worth repeating that wood only moves with changes in moisture content. So, if we can minimize moisture changes by proper drying and storage, and use a good finish on all sides (the finish SLOWS moisture changes, but does not prevent them), then shrinkage differences will be less important. Of course, with some products, even a small shrinkage difference is important.
This all make sense?
Yes, it all makes sense. I learned about designing for movement when building with solid wood many years ago, but I am relatively new to veneering, and will accept all the advice I can get. Thanks.
Personally, I would not use Poplar veneer as a balancing back to a Wenge veneer face. The two species are too different in most respects. It might seem like a good idea to "save some money" by going with Poplar backs, but I'm pretty sure you will "pay the price" for that decision.
In terms of shrinkage, I am shocked by the similarities. This is copied from the wood database. I had to look it up myself, I thought Dr. Wengert may have been mistaken...
Poplar: Radial: 4.6%, Tangential: 8.2%, Volumetric: 12.7%, T/R Ratio: 1.8
Wenge: Radial: 4.8%, Tangential: 8.1%, Volumetric: 12.9%, T/R Ratio: 1.7
I'm new at this veneer thing, and I need to hasten the learning process. The panels I will be making will be 1/8" wenge, flatsawn on front and edges, 1/2" mdf substrate and the back veneer could be anything suitable at the same 1/8" thickness. The backs will never be seen. Should I be looking at something other than shrinkage when choosing a veneer for the backs? Aside from the money, its sort of a waste of a valuable resource.
While resource conservation is wise and prudent, you need to have a panel you can trust. If these are moving (hinged, sliding), unrestrained panels, I would opt for Wenge just so I had a sure thing. If they are to go into a frame and will be held flat, then I'd go for the Poplar.
I am not a gambler, though I do own a woodshop.....
That's exactly what I was thinking. Panels will be held flat and restrained. I hadn't even considered anything but wenge until my original question was answered.


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Just one page is coming up as duplicate content; one of the posters on my forum reproduced his post at another one. Surely this one instance wouldn't be enough to penalize my whole site. Many forums have this same sort of thing happen a lot.
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The subject description of your post says �All indexed pages are SR after reinclusion�, so I assume you actually have had some success getting re-indexed after applying for a re-inclusion request? This is ground breaking news since everyone else here who has applied for a re-inclusion request simple gets an automated and meaningless response back from Google.
So then, please share with us the following so that we may get our sites back into Google again:
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After cleaning up the mess I had made (what caused my initial problems with Google - I believe, anyway - was that I changed domain names without setting up a 301 on the old one), I submitted a reinclusion request about a couple of months ago.
I got the standard automated responses after firing off a couple of emails to Google. I didn't believe anything would ever come of it, and had all but given up hope. Then, a little over a week ago, Google started hitting my site hard and heavy. Basically the whole site was crawled and indexed within a few short days where G's spider had been absent for months.
I'm really not sure if it was my actual reinclusion request that brought Google back. Googleguy had said in post around here somewhere that thousands of websites had been reincluded with the recent update, and it was about that time that my site started getting crawled again.
But with all the pages showing as supplemental results except a couple, I'm still not entirely sure if I'm 100% back in Google's good graces.
Any other things you wish to say about your site should be a reply to that email or include the tracking number so the right person sees it and it will not be scattered around to others who know nothing of your site.
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Intel® QAT enables hardware acceleration for cryptography and data compression, freeing the host processor to focus on other critical workloads.
High speed integrated data interconnect fabric for cost-effective deployment of HPC clusters.
Provides up to 4x10GbE high speed ethernet capability for high data throughput and low latency workloads, reducing total system cost, power consumption and network latency3. Ideal for software-defined storage solutions, NVM Express* over fabric solutions and virtual machine migrations.
Source: Information Technology Intelligence Consulting (ITIC) 2015-2016, Global Server Hardware and Server OS Reliability Report.
Benchmark results were obtained prior to implementation of recent software patches and firmware updates intended to address exploits referred to as "Spectre" and "Meltdown". Implementation of these updates may make these results inapplicable to your device or system.
Software and workloads used in performance tests may have been optimized for performance only on Intel® microprocessors. Performance tests, such as SYSmark* and MobileMark*, are measured using specific computer systems, components, software, operations and functions. Any change to any of those factors may cause the results to vary. You should consult other information and performance tests to assist you in fully evaluating your contemplated purchases, including the performance of that product when combined with other products. For more complete information visit https://www.intel.co.uk/benchmarks.
Network latency and throughput data were collected with select performance tool and workload compared to equivalent non-RDMA latency and throughput data with Intel® Ethernet Controller X710 on the same server platforms under the same settings and conditions. Cost and power consumption savings are based on the estimation with comparison to Intel® Ethernet Controller XL710 on formerly known Grantly platform.


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"My vision was to create a product which would enable travellers to plan, experience, share and cherish their travel memories all under one roof," said Monish Shah, chairman and managing director, TraveLibro.
For those who prefer to go off the beaten track and find something new with every destination, the TraveLibro app has suggested must-do's and list of hotels and restaurants, an official statement said.
Furthermore, it allows friends travelling together to share experiences and post moments to the same timeline.
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It is the first travel social networking app which captures experiences of all people travelling together in an automated timeline," Shah said.


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Introducing the #6 Neon Glitter Teardrop!!! Tipped with a minnow, either casted or jigged, this slow falling attractor will be a Crappie Catching favorite.
Posted by Tom Midzinski on 1st Feb 2018
It only took an outing or two to figure out that the night feeding crappie's preferences. We turned to the pink and white sparkle #6 glow jig with either spikes or artificial tails added to imitate forage. both worked well in the dark under 7" of bare ice here in SE Idaho during the super full Blue Blood Moon event.
Posted by Justin on 16th Dec 2017
I wish I could include a picture because this jig produces big Crappie!
Posted by Mike on 27th Apr 2014
My family has been using these for years. If I use live bait, it's impaled on one of these. From panfish to multiple 10# walleyes and even a 20# musky, never had one fail or straighten out. I don't waste time looking at other ice fishing jigs in the stores anymore.
Posted by Tim on 19th Feb 2014
We have been using this jig for crappies. Just killin them. Some days it's the orange and chartreuse and other days it will be the pink and white. Killin em
Posted by Warren Darr on 22nd Jan 2014
Don't know why, don't care,all I know is these jigs are a fav of big slabs when tipped with a small minnow you don't have to do much the jig takes care of it believe me.


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Mile high...mile deep, SANS IT security training! When you attend SANS Rocky Mountain 2015, you will see the SANS promise in action - what you learn in the classroom you will be able to use immediately upon returning to the office. Take advantage of the opportunity to put the skills you'll learn to practical use and join more than 64,000 GIAC certified professionals who make the IT security industry safe! SANS Rocky Mountain 2015 takes place at the Embassy Suites Denver Downtown Convention Center campus located in the heart of downtown. A special SANS discount rate of $199 Single/Double will be honored based on space availability. This special rate is only available until June 4, 2015. A stay in the host hotel will allow opportunities to network with fellow students and our world-renown instructors, savings on the cost of daily travel to the hotel, attendance at planned evening events, and free high-speed Internet access. Our hotel has views of the Rockies, and all the activities that go with mountains are close at hand. With 300 days of sunshine a year and a blend of outdoor adventure and urban sophistication, this is a great destination for your training. Some of the things to do in and around Denver are: - Museums - Children's Museum of Denver, Denver Art Museum, Denver Museum of Nature and Science, along with the Denver Center for the Performing Arts - Local Attractions - Larimer Square, Denver Botanic Gardens, United States Mint, and Coors Brewery Tours - Recreation - Six Flags Elitch Gardens Amusement Park, Downtown Aquarium, Denver Zoo, and Cheyenne Mountain Zoo - Shopping - Tabor Shops, and the local 16th Street Pedestrian Mall, Denver Pavilions, Cherry Creek Mall, Park Meadows Mall, and Castle Rock Prime Outlet Mall - Entertainment - Coors Field (Colorado Rockies), Buell Theatre, Pepsi Center (Denver Nuggets and Colorado Avalanche), Invesco Field at Mile High Stadium (Denver Broncos), Planetarium, Red Rocks Amphitheatre Don't miss our SANS @Night evening talks that will enhance your training and are FREE to SANS Rocky Mountain 2015 registrants! Here's what some of our alumni had to say: "Real and applicable information I can begin to use immediately upon my return to office." - Jeffery Green, BCBS of LA "Incredibly challenging and realistic! Final challenge is intense and really puts you in your place!" - Reza Salari, DRS Technologies "This is a great foundation course as we realize the importance of bringing a business perspective to security." - Nairobi Kim, Wells Fargo "As someone new to information security, this course helped me understand what is possible and what mindset is needed to work against this." - Travis Knox, FirstBank "This course continues to round out my skill sets and reinforce some older practices I picked up but never knew why." - Charles Schultz, YRC Freight With a reputation for being the most trusted source for information security training and an eagerness to help you meet your training objectives, SANS is the best choice for IT security education. So let your colleagues and friends know about SANS Rocky Mountain 2015. We look forward to seeing you all in Denver! http://www.sans.org/u/HF
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Special April election to settle Cape Girardeau deer hunt dispute
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CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. (AP) — After nearly a year of controversy, Cape Girardeau residents will vote on whether to allow bowhunting of deer inside city limits.
The Southeast Missouri reports (http://bit.ly/UDxsqp ) the election in April will be the first referendum in the city's history.
The city council voted Monday not to repeal an ordinance it passed in July that allowed the hunt. That put the issue to a public vote because of a successful initiative petition that sought either a repeal or an election.
The special election is expected to cost about $25,000.
Opponents say the deer hunt is unsafe and better methods exist to cull the deer herd.
Supporters say it is needed to reduce a growing deer population that is causing traffic accidents and ruining landscaping.
Information from: Southeast Missourian, http://www.semissourian.com
Copyright 2012 The Associated Press.
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Masters of the Greenhouse
I used to run in Oakwood in the mornings, early, and my runs would take me past Raleigh City Farm. Rounding the corner of Delway Street, I'd look over at the greenhouse and more times than not, there would be Matt and Chase out back, each spinning a head of fresh lettuce in hand, carefully picking off any brown outer leaves. I'd wave and they'd wave back.It's hard not to be impressed by guys like that.Matt and Chase run Endless Sun Farms at Raleigh City Farm. They are a couple of RCF's "farm entrepreneurs"—new farmers who benefit from their association with RCF and headquarter their business on its land. Endless Sun is a hydroponic urban farm that grows and sells various types of lettuces and basil—all sold with the roots still attached so they stay fresher longer—and has recently added tomatoes to their production. Their produce makes its way on to the menus of a number of Triangle restaurants, and into the hands of individuals who buy a CSA Farmshare from Farmers' Collective, another farm entrepreneur business headquartered at RCF.Matt and Chase are like the business equivalent of high school sweethearts—they met when they were young (Boy Scouts) and have been together pretty much ever since. Both are originally from Raleigh and studied business and horticulture at NC State. It was in college that the two developed an interest in hydroponics—the eco-friendly practice of growing plants in nutrient-enriched water instead of soil. Plants typically grow in soil, but it's the nutrients found in the soil—and not the soil itself—that the plants need for development. Hydroponic growing methods use far less water and nutrients than traditional farming, take up less space, and eliminate fertilizer run-off entirely since the system recirculates.Matt and Chase's initial interest in hydroponics grew into a passion, and they believed that the local residents and restaurants in Raleigh would embrace hydroponic produce. They started Endless Sun in 2013, renting a plot of land from Raleigh City Farm and building the greenhouse themselves. "We both really love growing plants," says Matt. "It's never seemed like work."In October of this year, Endless Sun expanded to Durham with two new greenhouses, one for lettuce and one for tomatoes, each twice the size of their greenhouse in Raleigh. Walking through them, you can't help but notice how beautiful they are—bright and pristine, row after row of perfect green leaves sprouting out of holes in long white pipes. Stick your nose up close to a tomato dangling from a long, thick vine and the smell is summer itself. These new greenhouses have allowed the Endless Sun guys to quadruple their production. Their staff is expanding too: they now have five employees and will be hiring more in the coming year. Expansion looks like success but Matt is quick to point out that while the Durham greenhouses are an accomplishment, they're still too new to be called successful. Their biggest success this year, he says, is maintaining a steady and healthy supply of lettuce."Hydroponic plants are so sensitive. In prior years we had pests or disease to the extent that we had to wipe out the greenhouse and not have any production at all for a few months. Over this past year we've had no break in production at all. This leads to a better quality and more consistent product. We are now better equipped to react more quickly and respond more appropriately to a whole variety of factors that need to be managed."In the coming year, Matt and Chase hope to establish and develop new and better markets for the additional production that they now have, while also making sure they aren't spread so thin that one part of the business falls short. After all, these are the guys who personally inspect each head of lettuce that leaves the greenhouse walls. They're proud of their product and proud to be part of a sustainable, healthy local food system.But a local food system can only be sustainable if there's demand from the locals. "One of the best things anyone can do [to support local farm production] is to pay attention to what's on the menu at the restaurant you're at, and to request that the restaurant buy locally," says Matt. "Put those restaurants on the spot. Show them what people are willing to pay for."


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Welcome to Line it is Drawn, our weekly gallery of amazing art by our great collection of artistic talent, all working from your suggestions!
So every week, I ask a question here. You reply to it on the CSBG Twitter page (just write @csbg with your reply), our artists will each pick one of your suggestions and I will post their drawings based on your suggestions here every week. So every week you will have a new question and you will see the choices picked from the previous week.
To qualify, you have to be following @csbg when you reply - so go follow us and then give your answer to the following question/challenge (All suggestions due by 11:59pm Pacific Friday).
The topic for the next Line is...
Go, go Power Rangers! Team-up or mash-up comic book characters with Power Rangers characters!
Read on for the drawings that came about courtesy of the last question/challenge!
In honor of Beauty and the Beast's release, mash-up a comic book character with a Disney film !
I'll put them in alphabetical order based on the name of the Twitter user who made the suggestion.
All copyright and trademarks of the following characters are held by their respective owners!
BigMike20X6 suggested
Totoro & Monsters Inc
The art for this one is by Matt Sandbrook. His website is here.
BigMike20X6 suggested
DuckTales becomes (MO) DOK Tales
Brendan Tobin drew this one. Here is his website.
BigMike20X6 suggested
Reign of the Super-Goofs
Nick Perks is the artist for this one. Here is his website.
caanan suggested
Rogue & Gambit reenacting the Lady & The Tramp spaghetti scene
Axel Medellin drew this one. His website is here
caanan suggested
Fone, Phoney and Smiley meet Merida
The art for this one is by Dan Wolff. His website is here.
KeithAlanMorgan suggested
The TRS 80 Computer Kids in Tron
Xum Yukinori drew this one. Here is his website.
KeithAlanMorgan , notwedge, TheZMage werehawk1 suggested
Beauty and the Beast meet Marvel's Beauty (Dazzler) and the Beast
The art for this one is by Chris Marino! His website is here.
SarahL22616249 suggested
Wonder Woman singing "Colors of the Wind" to Steve Trevor.
The art for this one is by Simon Cote.
Disney-riffic stuff, folks!
Okay, people, tweet us ideas for next week's theme!