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A last gasp equaliser from Robert Bayly sent Shamrock Rovers fans into rapture at Tallaght on Thursday night as Bnei Yehuda finally succumbed to a Rovers side that simply wouldn't give up.
Overcoming Bnei Yehuda in their Europa League qualification second round tie was always going to be a tough task for Shamrock Rovers but it was one that got immeasurably tougher when the Israeli side scored on the break after 26 minutes.
It was a setback that Rovers scarcely deserved as what attacking play had taken place up to that point had all been played by them. Both James Chambers and Paddy Kavanagh had been lively on the flanks and Chris Turner and Stephen Rice in central midfield had presented a formidable barrier to Yehuda while still finding time and space to contribute to some sweeping attacking moves.
Thomas Stewart was the first man to threaten when he picked up a sublime ball from Chambers in the eighth minute, but his curling cross, aimed at the arriving Twigg, was too close to Aiyenugba in the Israeli goal.
Aiyenugba almost presented Stewart with a tap in two minutes later when he mis-controlled a back pass but the Nigerian recovered himself in the nick of time. Nice build up play from Twigg, Chambers and Stewart set up Kavanagh on 19 minutes but the wingers shot was off target and Rovers forged another chance three minutes later when Craig Sives cross found Stewart at the near post. But his shot also flew wide of the Yehuda goal.
Then came the Yehuda breakthrough. A pass from Assi Baldout split the Rovers defence and put Eghia Yavruyan through on goal. Alan Manus seemed to hesitate and by the time he met the Israeli striker at the edge of his box, he could do little but deflect the shot into the path of substitute, Omri Afek who had a simple task to tap the ball into the net.
Having taken the lead, Yehuda began to pass the ball with more freedom and Rovers had to work considerably harder as the half wore on. Craig Sives did manage to get a header on target from a Chambers corner and then, just seconds before half time, Twigg blasted a close range shot against Aiyenugba having been put through by Turner.
Rovers continued to battle for everything in the second half against a hard and well organised Yehuda side. In the 49th minute Gary Twigg had the hearts of the Tallaght faithful firmly in their mouths when his overhead kick was deflected narrowly wide and a strong run from Paddy Kavanagh saw him hauled to the ground just outside the Yehuda box, though Chambers subsequent free came to nothing.
With half an hour to play the Israeli side replaced striker, Yavruyan with Oz Raly and pulled back into a 4-5-1 formation that signified the strength of the Rovers threat. Michael O'Neill brought on Billy Dennehy for Price in an effort to freshen up the home sides attack and within moments the Cork winger was in the thick of things.
Chasing a ball into the box he ran a ball against an Israeli arm and although all of West Dublin screamed for a penalty it was never more than a desperate call. Then, moments later, a Dennehy cross found the head of Twigg but the Scot's effort sailed wide.
In the final fifteen minutes, as Rovers legs tired, the half chances became less clear cut and their hopes of salvaging a draw slipped slowly into the realm of the unlikely. Robert Bayly came on for Turner and fought the good fight, but there seemed little chance of the goal that they needed until, in the 91st minute a cross from Rover's left wing found Bayly beyond the back post. His first effort bounced back to him off Twigg but his second, driven across goal from practically on the end-line, somehow tucked itself in at the back post.
Tallaght erupted. It was a fitting end to a magnificent performance and, fitting too, in an historical context, that Rovers first ever European tie at their new home was rescued from the flames. There remains an immense task in Tel Aviv next week, but for now this feels like some kind of victory.
Shamrock Rovers: Alan Manus; Craig Sives, Dan Murray, Aidan Price (Billy Dennehy, 64), Enda Stevens; James Chambers, Stephen Rice, Chris Turner (Robert Bayly, 71), Paddy Kavanagh; Gary Twigg, Thomas Stewart.
Subs not used: Robert Duggan, Danny Murphy, Pat Flynn, Stephen Bradley, Graham Barrett.
Bookings: Dennehy (93).
Bnei Yehuda: Dele Aiyenugba; Yitzhak Azuz, Ivan Garrido, Aviv Haddad, Kfir Edri; Liroy Zhairi, Linic Sinisa, Assi Baldout, Shalev Menashe (Hasan Abu Zaid, 73); Yeghia Yavruyan (Oz Raly, 58), Moshe Biton (Omri Afek, 19).
Subs not used: Ran Kadoch, Tal Mishan, Dean Mori, Shlomi Levi.
Bookings: Azuz (51).
Referee: Mauro Bergonzi (Italy)
Attendance: 4,850.
extratime.ie Man of the Match: Stephen Rice (Shamrock Rovers).
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Plant container bulbs now, but don't overprune roses
Garden writer Ciscoe Morris says now is the time to plant bulbs in containers for spring color, and he warns not to overprune roses in fall.
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Dunn Gardens 2013 Fall Foliage Festival: 1-4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 27. Enjoy autumn colors, storytelling, vendors, crafts for children, pumpkins, silent auction and refreshments at annual membership thank-you event. Dunn garden members are free, nonmember by donation. RSVP required. The garden is in North Seattle (www.dunngardens.org).
Plant Amnesty Halloween Bingo: 6-9 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 29. Join Plant Amnesty founder Cass Turnbull and Ciscoe Morris. Costumes are welcome but not required. Cost is $30 for chili, salad, dessert and bingo cards. Must be 18+ to participate. Shilshole Bay Beach Club, 6413 Seaview Ave. N.W., Seattle (www.plantamnesty.org).
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A container full of spring flowering bulbs is a great way to enjoy a colorful spring display, even if you live in a condo or an apartment.
Bulbs must be planted and spend the winter outdoors in order to bloom, so start by choosing a frost-free container. Choose one that is wide enough to hold enough bulbs to put on an impressive display and deep enough to enable you to plant the bulbs three times as deep as they are wide while allowing a little extra room at the bottom for root growth.
Make sure the container has plenty of drain holes and purchase quality potting soil for this project. Soil dug out of the garden will hold too much moisture and cause the bulbs to rot. Mix organic-bulb food and bone meal into the soil before planting, and as a last step, water the bulbs in, just as you would if you were planting them out in the garden.
When it comes to choosing what to plant, any type of bulb will work in a container. It's fun to make interesting combinations using different kinds of bulbs.
Layer different kinds of bulbs in the pot by simply planting each type at its proper depth. Start with the bigger bulbs near the bottom and work your way up covering each layer with soil as you go. On the top, plant evergreen ground covers and pansies for winter interest.
Leave adequate spacing between bulbs to allow the stems to work their way up through the layers and make sure to choose bulbs that bloom at the same time.
Think of all the exciting combinations you could make. Who could view a container bursting with blooms of black-velvet 'Queen of the Night' tulips paired with the snow white blossoms of Nasturtium thalia, all floating above a blanket of shimmering black mondo grass without shouting "Oh, la, la"!
Don't prune your roses hard in fall
Pruning roses back hard this time of year can make them more susceptible to cold damage. It also robs them of valuable energy stored in the canes needed for strong growth in spring.
Don't, however, put those rose shears away for the winter quite yet. It's important to do some light pruning to keep the winter wind from raising havoc with your roses. Cut back any branches that grew extraordinarily tall making them likely to catch the wind, thereby causing the entire shrub to rock back and forth in the ground. Frequent rocking in cold weather can seriously harm roots, and weaken or kill a rose.
Even in areas without a lot of wind, a winter storm can catch overly tall branches and blow a rose over with dire consequences. Just as bad, long branches tend to whip in the wind, and if extra long ones are allowed to remain on a rose planted near a walkway, a passer-by could get smacked in the face.
Cut any tall branches back just far enough so that they won't act as a sail or flog pedestrians. Then wait until late February or early March to give your rose its annual 'Buhner' buzz cut.
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Geithner said European authorities have made progress in recent months in bringing calm to financial markets. The European Central Bank has flooded the banking system with funds, while Group of 20 governments committed more than $430 billion in fresh capital to the International Monetary Fund on April 20 to help it to protect the world economy against debt turmoil in Europe.
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Yes I saw that comment and code in there. I was going to post
Humming along here, Niels I got your request done, click on a scale and
the corresponding slider gets the focus.
Much code cleanup, rewrites, removed my 2.14 dependencies.
Found some code, before we came along, which had those deps as well.
Specifically the GTKAdjustment->value property is new since 2.4
so I changed all of lines, and mine as well.
It means envy24control couldn't possibly have compiled with gtk 1.x could it?
I feel a bit better about us doing these 2.x things now.
About the slider fractional values problem:
I discovered the magic bullet I was looking for:
The GtkRange::round_digits member !
I set it to zero for all the sliders and presto ! Now the sliders output
only integer values. There's no in-between fractional stops now.
This means the sliders now 'quantize', or 'snap', to each integer value.
That's with mouse, mouse wheel, or KB.
Man, if I had only known this before...
I can't find much info on how old that member is but it seems to date back
to at least 2005. It's a 'protected' member and not well doc'd.
On August 11, 2010 03:26:19 pm you wrote:
> Since you have control over the label-positions, you could probably
> Or
> > It just seems like something is missing, like it really could use
Never really coded gtk before, and I'm mostly a c++ person.
But gtk+ is proving to be fun and easy.
OK, capping off my responses here, let me tell you I dug out my
MAudio Delta1010LT paper manual. It has been a long time.
There were some surprises, especially with the Windows envy mixer:
1) The meters have markings on them from 0 to -48dB,
so you've done OK there, but the sliders beside them
go down to -144dB, even though they are the same length
as the meters ! A readout above the sliders shows the level.
Here, the meter markings obviously are not to be used as a
scale for the sliders. So mudita24 is ahead, so far, because
at least we will attempt to align the meters with the slider scales.
But we sure won't be able to go all the way to -144dB on the sliders.
It would look bad with meters only 1/3 the height of the sliders.
However if we add a user option for minimum slider value, we can
cover all users' needs if they wish to have it that way.
2) *All* meters have three zones: green(-48dB to -12dB)
yellow(-12 to -3) and red (-3 to 0).
They go into detail about each zone, like when recording
it is best to stay in the yellow zone, and avoid being in the red zone
for too long etc. Niels we really need those zones back !
I would like to take a stab at it. Should be real easy.
But I would like to stay with your nice cool 'blue' theme.
So how about blue-yellow-red, or whatever the peak line
colours are. Or how about blue, lighter-blue, and white ?
I will try to make it easily disabled with a define so we can
argue about it later.
3) Beside the stereo master meters, there are stereo master volume
sliders ! And a *single* mute, and a gang button.
No such controls in ALSA ! Seem odd? No master levels?
Must check datasheet. Is the Windows envy mixer doing a
trick, like secretly adjusting all the other levels at once?
4) The analog volumes are located on the HW settings page,
tucked away, and without any readouts or markings as to
what the heck level you're adjusting to. Mudita24 is way ahead.
5) The mixer has solo buttons. You're right on the ball there.
6) Each strip has only one slider and a pan. Right on again.
7) "The peak meters indicate the incoming pre-fader levels
of the incoming audio..." Guess that's one against me...
Whew. Well, back to some more coding. Later... Tim.
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Arrow Exterminators Offers Tips to Prevent Pests from Spoiling Holiday Cheer
The holiday season is a time to celebrate and be of good cheer. Unfortunately, holiday baking, parties and decorations can be reason for pests to celebrate as well. Nothing can spoil your holiday celebrations more quickly than pests such as Indian meal moths, mice, ants and cockroaches which are common intruders this time of year. To avoid infestation of these unwanted guests, Arrow Exterminators is educating homeowners on what to keep an eye out for and proactive steps they should take to protect their homes.
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Decorating is also a time for family fun, but it is important to take precautions when bringing live trees and wreaths inside as they can provide the perfect hiding spot for pests such spiders and ants. Additionally, decorations coming out of storage into the main living areas of the home may be harboring rodents and other wildlife. And while a roaring fire is a welcome holiday sight, that stack of firewood is also the perfect nesting spot for many pests including spiders, termites and rodents and provides easy transportation into the home.
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Queens Igniting Fire Ending Violence Against Women in the Virgin Islands
" Queen Mary, oh where you gon' go burn?
Queen Mary oh where you gon' go burn?
Don't ask me nothin' at all. Just give me the match and oil.
Bassin Jailhouse, ah there the money there.
Don't ask me nothin' at all. Just give me the match and trash.
We gon' burn Bassin come down,
And when we reach the factory, we'll burn am level down. "
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This year my work has taken me around the world taking the pulse from women leading social justice movements in their respective countries from Camaroon, breast ironing to Puerto Rico, Queens are ending sexual assault .i celebrated the return of the sun, the summer solstice in Puerto Rico and the USVI and I spent last week in the Island of St. Criox where I got to present at the US Territory Summit on Violence Against Women and have come back truly honored and humbled to share this earth with such amazing women eradicating violence in this lifetime.
I have learned many things in the past two weeks but nothing as important as the two things I want to share in this blog post. 1. A Global love letter to sisterhood and 2. What the song above " Queen Mary" did for me this summer 2014. When the women sang it during one of the workshops it sparked a revolutionary flame in me that I thought had burned out along time ago. What way to re-ignite the return of the flames of the sun in me. We are everywhere, women rising up, Queens in position of leadership given or chosen creating another sisterhood, giving out crowns to share royalty at a time when there is a war on women's bodies, minds and spirits.
The song was an example of how women have fought back against colonization and oppression generations in the making. It made me think about the direct correlations between violence against women and colonization. The personal and collective stories that I heard from women living in America Samoa, Siapan, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands of personal trauma contextualized in historical violence mirrors and reflect how violence is a learned behavior of torturing, invading, raping, killing and colonizing not just countries but women's bodies as well. In addition, the legacy of how women fought back during those times speaks to not just their role culturally but how they fight today.
"In 1878 four women on St. Croix, traditionally called "Queens" in Crucian tradition, organized a revolt known as "Fireburn" to demand all plantations pay better and repeal the Labor Act of 1849 that kept workers unequal with their counterparts on other Caribbean islands. These V.I. heroines were: Queen Mary Thomas, Queen Mathilde Macbean, Susanna "Bottom Belly" Abrahamson and Axeline "Queen Agnes" Salomon. For five days, much of the West End of the island burned. Women made up the majority of Crucian workers and were largely called "Queens" because of their ability to articulate the needs of the agricultural sugarcane workers on the plantations. The women were young. Queen Mathilda was in her mid to late teens at the time. The four queens were imprisoned in Denmark. But the labor laws were quickly reformed".
There is a Queen Mary in all of us, a revolutionist, womanist, warrior spirit and goddess and I dedicate this love letter to my sisters on the frontlines rising up, uprising and burning down mountains crossing oceans and uniting us by song.
I see you, you are my sister!
I see you. I chose you. I choose you. We are scarred in similar ways. We are beautiful in unique ways. We are tied together by elastic golden threads that weave supportive cases around our hearts. We move far and wide with great gaps of time between our last goodbyes. But when we see each other the laughter that so naturally flows between us fills any space that time created.
Shared experience breeds all kinds of comedy, connection and re-lived trauma. Our histories are complex, our connection no less so. We carry the burden of every system we step in and out of. And yet we find our way into those sacred conversations that bleed into the wee hours of the night. We gather around kitchen, boardroom and cafeteria tables or any other commons we encounter. We scheme, we team, we inspire, we reignite and we see how starved we were for reflection. We revel in the comfort of friends.
I take the time to show my love to you through the time I dedicate to simply listening to the woes, the flows all the while witnessing your greatness. I am honored to be the audience to your show. I applaud, support, challenge and grow along side you. I am dedicated to those that share the same set of principles and I am dedicated to those in my community that might need a little extra.
I give what I have to give when I can give it. What I get in return is the opportunity to see the astonishing power that we have when we find common ground to stand on. Together we have the power to do anything. I wake up to this power. I build bridges to those who love me. I open the door to those that I love.
Taken from http://www.chaninicholas.com/new-moon-affirmations-horoscopes-week-june-...
much love to all you fantabulous women
may the fire keeping burning
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As I was perusing through the GBV posts, I was drawn to yours, and immediately realized I listened to your interview with Delphine only yesterday! My heart agrees with yours ... there are a multitude of points I could highlight but will leave that for another time. Suffice it to say that I was happy to hear another being who reflects what I hold dear; we can all achieve wholeness when we scrape away the 'muck' to reveal our true, sparkly selves!
Thank you for empowering women to be their best selves.
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I truly applaud your efforts there as these themes are worldwide of course. Educating and partnering with different groups helps get the word out.
As challenging as it is tell men we aren't a target, are equal, intelligent and worthy of better treatment.
What a truly beautiful and captivating post. It was truly a delight to read about your exploits and connection with women and groups.
May you continue, may we all join this journey of supporting our sisters around the globe.
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I was walking on the road the other day.. And have seen a kid carrying a bag by dragging it..holding it so light as he was so tired of carrying it..He was holding his mothers (or whoever that woman was) hand with his free hand.. Looked like that woman was dragging him the same way he dragged his bag.. I found it so cute. =)) And yea, that was all. .p
intermsofwhat 18-21, F 1 Answer 1 Oct 15, 2012 in Community
Was the husband holding the wifes hand ? LOLOLOLOLOLOL
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Ya it would
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it is cute too btw
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Wells Fargo & Company Releases Results Of Its Mid-Cycle Stress Test Under The Dodd-Frank Act
Wells Fargo & Company (NYSE:WFC) today released the results of its company-run mid-cycle stress test conducted in accordance with the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act. The results can be found at www.wellsfargo.com/invest_relations/stress-test-reports. The Dodd-Frank Act requires large bank holding companies to perform a mid-year stress test that is separate from the annual Comprehensive Capital Analysis and Review (CCAR) process, and does not include a response from the Federal Reserve.
Wells Fargo's mid-cycle stress test results are based on a hypothetical severely adverse economic scenario developed by the Company, which contains different economic assumptions than those used in the CCAR process. This scenario assumes an intense recession in the United States due to extreme fiscal tightening domestically and a deep global recession, and does not represent the Company's forecast. The stress test results should not be interpreted as expected or likely outcomes for the Company, but rather as possible results under hypothetical, severely adverse economic conditions. The disclosure includes Wells Fargo's minimum projected capital ratios under the scenario for the period from second quarter 2013 through second quarter 2015 calculated using prescribed assumptions about capital distributions.
As reflected in the results, under this severely adverse economic scenario, the Company's pro forma Tier 1 common equity ratio, calculated under Basel I, is projected to decline from 10.4% at March 31, 2013 to 10.3% at June 30, 2015, the end of the test horizon. All four projected capital ratios remain well above regulatory minimums throughout the nine quarter test horizon.
About Wells FargoWells Fargo & Company (NYSE: WFC) is a nationwide, diversified, community-based financial services company with $1.4 trillion in assets. Founded in 1852 and headquartered in San Francisco, Wells Fargo provides banking, insurance, investments, mortgage, and consumer and commercial finance through more than 9,000 stores, 12,000 ATMs, the Internet ( wellsfargo.com), and has offices in more than 35 countries to support the bank's customers who conduct business in the global economy. With more than 265,000 team members, Wells Fargo serves one in three households in the United States. Wells Fargo & Company was ranked No. 25 on Fortune's 2013 rankings of America's largest corporations. Wells Fargo's vision is to satisfy all our customers' financial needs and help them succeed financially. More perspectives are available at blogs.wellsfargo.com. Cautionary Statement About Forward-Looking Statements This news release contains forward-looking statements about our future regulatory capital levels, which will be an important factor in determining the extent we may pay common stock dividends and repurchase our common stock. Forward-looking statements speak only as of the date made, and we do not undertake to update them. Actual capital levels may vary materially from estimates due to a number of factors, including those described in our reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission and available at www.sec.gov. The amount and timing of any future common stock dividends or repurchases will depend on the earnings, cash requirements and financial condition of the Company, market conditions, capital requirements (including under Basel capital standards), common stock issuance requirements, applicable law and regulations (including federal securities laws and federal banking regulations), and other factors deemed relevant by the Company's Board of Directors, and may be subject to regulatory approval or conditions.
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