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Rex Ryan 2012 Team Plan: Build a great 'Brotherhood' and 'Tribe'
Posted by Erik Manassy on Apr 17, 2012 in Main, Opinion | 1 comment
Rex Ryan KNOWS the 2012 New York Jets are going to be a great team. I'm glad one person does. The head coach spoke to the media yesterday on the first day of OTAs at the Jets facility in Florham Park.
The Jets began their offseason of healing with voluntary workouts on Monday at the team's Florham Park headquarters. Rex Ryan met briefly with his team before the offense and defense separately received their playbooks.
"I know we're going to build a great team," Ryan said before adding that he'd like to establish a "brotherhood" or "tribe" to erase the memories of a 2011 season racked by locker room dysfunction and discord.
I know, you don't think that Wayne earned the right to complain and feel the way he does because of his play but your wrong. Regardless if you a starter, a bench warmer, the water boy, if Rex truly wants to create a brotherhood, EVERYONE has to buy into it.
Brotherhood — n | |
1. | the state of being related as a brother or brothers |
2. | an association or fellowship, such as a trade union |
3. | all persons engaged in a particular profession, trade, etc |
4. | the belief, feeling, or hope that all people should regard and treat one another as equals |
Santonio Holmes started his 2012 season right where he left off, a disgruntled player who had an eventful press conference yesterday stating he had no regrets about how he personally finished the season.
He's standing his ground that he did nothing wrong and that it was everyone else. Santonio is clearly taking no responsibility for his actions and if something goes south this season, all signs indicate he won't take accountability for what he does or doesn't do in 2012.
That right there is a formula for a disaster. That is the opposite of a brotherhood because in a brotherhood you must have your "brothers'" back. Santonio has his OWN back. Period.
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I think that the media overblown what happened at the end of the season.
Holmes didn't pull himself out of the game. It was the WR coach.
Holmes has probably heard all of the critism, and is just trying to make light of it.
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J. Henry Stuhr, Inc. has provided high quality funeral services to the greater Charleston community since its beginning as "Stuhr and Bruning Cabinet Makers and Undertakers" in 1865. In 1894, Henry D. Stuhr and John A. Stuhr, sons of Henry D. Stuhr, took over the operation of the business. The firm became a corporation in 1923 with John A. Stuhr, the remaining son of the founder, serving as President.
In 1936, J. Henry Stuhr and J. Albert Stuhr took over as the leaders of the family business and continued to direct it until 1982 when John Albert Stuhr, Jr., William Sanderson Stuhr, Sr. and J. Harry Stuhr, Jr. assumed the leadership mantle. In addition, fifth generation members, William Sanderson Stuhr, Jr., Timothy Wrenn Stuhr, Catherine Stuhr and Frances Stuhr joined the company. John A. Stuhr, Jr. and William Sanderson Stuhr, Sr. continue as the primary leaders of the company to this day. J. Harry Stuhr, Jr. passed away in 1996 at the age of 64.
From a humble small business located at 56 Wentworth Street in Charleston, the company has now grown to five locations located in the greater Charleston area. The historic downtown chapel is on the Charleston peninsula, there is a chapel in historic North Charleston, our Northwoods campus has a chapel and two on-site crematories, the Mount Pleasant chapel and Mount Pleasant Memorial Gardens were established to better serve the tri-county community, and most recently, we opened a chapel in West Ashley. The Stuhr family, along with our team of hand-selected professionals, continues to work diligently to meet our mission of providing the highest quality funeral services as you seek to honor the life of your loved one.


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Amazon's Coins program, which basically trades real money for digital currency that can only be used on the Amazon Appstore, has become surprisingly popular. That probably has a lot to do with the massive amount of Coins that Amazon has given away in various promotions, but it doesn't hurt that the company recently integrated the Appstore with the rest of Amazon. If you're digging Amazon's ecosystem, the retailer is offering discounts of up to 20% on Amazon Coins.
Amazon finally acquiesced a few weeks ago and released an Instant Video streaming app for regular Android devices. Compatibility is a little limited, but at least it exists now. To encourage customers to use it, Amazon is offering 500 Amazon Coins to anyone who streams something using the app. Free money, yay!
The immensely difficult dungeon crawler Wayward Souls is currently up on Amazon for $1.99, one third of its usual price. That makes now a good time to pick up the game and walk away with a few dollars saved and a compelling title to boot. Not only that, buyers also get 60 Amazon Coins back, which amounts to 60 cents. For the math averse, that brings this title down to 140 coins for the people with virtual monies to spend.
It's easy to scoff at Amazon Coins, but with offers of free ones popping up every now and then, it's just as easy to take that virtual money laughing as you walk away with awesome apps and games. Doing what it does rather well, Amazon is now expanding its reach to additional countries. The company's coins are now available in Australia and Japan.
As was the case when Amazon Coins first launched in the US in 2013, Kindle Fire owners in Japan and Australia will find that the company has already deposited 500 Yen or $5 AUD worth of coins into their accounts.
We've already drawn attention to Terraria on the Play Store, where it's still on sale for $1.99 after nearly a month. For people who enjoy good sandbox games with 8-bit inspired graphics, and have grown tired of that other one, then this is an easy recommendation. In addition to Google Play, it's also available in the Amazon Appstore for the same $1.99, a sizable discount from the regular price of $4.99.
If you own any of Amazon's Android-powered devices, and you buy new apps or in-app purchases regularly, you might want to take advantage of the latest Coins promotion. Amazon is selling 10,000 of its self-branded credits (equivalent to $100 USD when buying apps) for just $75 today. If you spend at least some money every week in the Amazon Appstore, this should be a good deal that will cover you for quite a while.
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In-app purchases are all the rage these days, and Amazon's take on the whole deal includes Coins – Amazon Coins. They're like a universal currency that can be used in many apps and games available in the Amazon ecosystem. Today more people get to know the joy of Amazon Coins – they're now available in France, Italy, and Spain.


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Lucas Wade Underwood, a recent Adair County High School graduate, received several agriculture awards, including Lake Cumberland Regional FFA superior first forage production, Lake Cumberland Region Superior small power and equipment, FFA Star Chapter Farmer, Adair FFA small engine and ag mechanics, Shop IV spirit award, Ag IV scholastic award, Forage Production Entrepreneurship and State FFA Degree.
He is the son of Darrell Underwood of Buffalo and Renetta Underwood of Greensburg and the grandson of Bessie C. Underwood of Buffalo and the late Bruce Underwood.
The Taylor County Animal Shelter, the agency that houses LaRue County's strays, has the following pets available for adoption: black lab mix, bird dog, cocker spaniel, golden lab, shepherd mix, beagle mix, two cats and four kittens
The shelter is located at 2175 Hodgenville Road, Campbellsville. Hours are Monday-Friday 10 a.m.-2 p.m. and Saturday, 8 a.m.-2 p.m. For more information, or if your youth or community group is interested in a project to provide food treats and toys for the animals, call 270-465-7651.
Many of us grew up with a family garden and remember the fresh taste of the first tomato of the summer or the crispness of the first ear of corn. While you may not have the time or space to grow your own fruits and vegetables, you can still get the freshest produce available at the local farmers market or farm stand businesses. Shopping at the local farmers market has numerous benefits for you, your family, local farmers and the community.
Leslie Pike of Hodgenville read her award-winning essay Saturday, June 6, to more than 350 beekeepers at a regional Beekeepers Association meeting in Grayson County.
The essay "The Dance Language of the Honeybee" explains the history and significance of a bee's dance. Also included in the essay were several types of dances.
Pike won first place in the state for her essay and second place in the nation. The sixth-grader's winnings totaled $600.
Diabetes Coalition to meet
The Hardin and LaRue Diabetes Coalition is open to anyone with interest in improving the lives of people that are affected by diabetes through promotion of early diagnosis, reduction of complications, prevention, and elimination of diabetes. The group will meet 6-7:30 p.m. July 7 at the Lincoln Trail District Health Department. For more information, call Melissa Conder at 769-1604, Ext. 1035.
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LaRue County was represented at the State 4-H Teen Conference in June with five delegates attending. Jessica Wells was a returning delegate. Kaity Skaggs, Maria Durham, Kelsey Sallee and Kaylin Perkins attended for their first time.
Poison hemlock has been increasing locally during the past several years. Although this plant often was seen along roadways and fencerows, it has expanded into grazed pasturelands and hay fields.
The concern not only comes from its invasive nature, but the fact that it is one of the most toxic plants in the world. Throughout history, the toxicity of poison hemlock is well known for accidental deaths of humans and animals. It was the toxin used to poison the philosopher Socrates.
The Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft, 715 W. Main St., Louisville, will present "The Wind in Your Hair: Vintage Motorcycles" July 18 to Sept. 19. The exhibit will feature vintage motorcycles manufactured between 1900 to 1970, memorabilia and accessories, and three motorcycle-related photography collections by Michael Lichter, Danny Lyon and Sarah Lyon.
The museum also will host a series of restoration and customizing workshops, and lectures about collecting motorcycles and the cultural influences of motorcycles in the 20th and 21st centuries.
Hiring a new farm employee can often be a difficult decision. Once that decision has been made and a new employee has reported for work, there are several pieces of paperwork which need to be completed. This applies to all employees whether hired on a temporary or permanent basis, and whether part-time or full-time. The completion of these forms is required by law and is meant to protect both the employee and the employer and farmers should be aware of them.
Several summer programs will take place at the Abraham Lincoln Birthplace on U.S. 31E south of Hodgenville. Programs are free and everyone is invited.
Independence Day, July 4: Costumed interpreters from Frazier International History Museum will present two programs titled "Young Abe" at 11 a.m. and "Day in a Soldier's Life: the American Civil War" at 2 p.m. In addition, there will be Civil War living history military encampment between 10 a.m.- 2 p.m.
The Lincoln Area Longbeards Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Foundation annual Jakes Day will be 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. June 27 at Tom Mattingly's farm at 446 Ramsey Road, Sonora.
This event is for children of all ages. There will be archery, fishing, target practice, safety program and 4-wheel demonstration. Dr. Paul Gerard will speak about his reptiles. Life Net helicopter may make an appearance.
Lunch is provided for all who attend. A parent or guardian must accompany their children to this event.
The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service is accepting applications for Environmental Quality Incentives Program Grassland Bird Initiatives at the local USDA Service Center or conservation district office. The program helps pay for improvements that benefit wildlife.
May 28 marks the 32nd anniversary of the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire, the third deadliest blaze in U.S. history that claimed the life of former LaRue County High School football coach and teacher, Herman Clark "Clarkie" Mayfield, with 164 other victims.
A room in the soon-to-be-completed Fort Thomas military and community museum, adjacent to Southgate where the blaze occurred, will be dedicated as a memorial to those victims.
The LaRue County Farmers Market is open each Thursday during the growing season with an assortment of bedding plants and hanging baskets. Joanna Hinton had asparagus, herbs and potted plants for sale as well. The sales will be held each Thursday afternoon in the LaRue County Extension Service's parking lot from 2 to 5 p.m.
Did you ever wonder why we have more thunderstorms during the spring and summer? It's because weather patterns are more active as they move through during these seasons, especially in the afternoon and evening. The weather conditions also increase the potential for lightning to strike people at work or play outdoors and possibly while they're inside a building. Hot, humid days with cold fronts approaching provide especially dangerous conditions for storms.
More than 30 high school students from four states will participate in the Western Kentucky University Department of Agriculture's Agriculture Students Striving for Effective Tomorrows Conference in June.
LaRue County 4-H was well represented at the Area 4-H Variety Show in Washington County.
Five LaRue County 4-H members participated, each bringing home either Champion or Reserve Champion honors.
The wheat disease Fusarium head blight or head scab is at significant levels in many wheat fields across LaRue County and the state.
FHB attacks wheat near and in the flowering stage. It can be particularly severe during wet weather. The continued wet, cloudy conditions the last few weeks provided excellent conditions for infection and likely favored multiple infection periods, which has resulted in a lot of disease development.
The second free Movie Night, sponsored by the City of Hodgenville and The LaRue County Herald News, is Saturday.
The event coincides with the Goodtime Cruisers classic car cruise-in which will spotlight muscle cars.
The movie begins at 7 p.m.
Last month's movie "Stuart Little" was geared toward children. This weekend's movie is the classic suspense film "North by Northwest."
Andy, the K-9 officer of the LaRue County Sheriff's Department, is now a nationally certified drug dog.
Andy and his handler, Deputy Russell McCoy, attended a day-long session in Murfreesboro last week. The 3-year-old Belgian Malinois did a "great" job at locating the different kinds of drugs hidden at the training center, McCoy said.
Although Andy has worked numerous drug cases in LaRue and surrounding counties, his designation as a "National Narcotics Detective Dog" gives his nose for drugs more credence in matters of search and seizure.


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- Produced By Liu Jian, Lynne Wang.
- Awards: Asia Pacific Screen Award, Best Animated Feature Film, Lynn Wang, 2010, Best Feature Film, ReAnimania, Yerevan, 2010; more Awards ...
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We were looking at going with a solid surface so we wouldn't have any visible seems BUT I was at a furniture store that had a solid surface and there was an obvious seam. I had never seen one with a seam, so I was surprised to see one and one I wouldn't have been happy with. I think they advertise that seam are very hidden but won't go so far as entirely invisible. The ones I've seen were invisible, so now I'm concerned that there is a chance I could end up having a visual seam and I wouldn't have a leg to stand on, since there is no guarantee for it to be invisible. We're looking at an Arctic White so I would expect it to be invisible. I'd be willing to shrink my island down to 10' (from 10.5') just to avoid the seam. Anyone out there that also has a visible solid surface seam? |
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- Posted by heidihausfrau (My Page) on Tue, Sep 24, 13 at 21:55
Our old kitchen had beige Corian counters. There was no visible seam. Until it split there after my kids kept climbing up in the same spot. Right on the seam........it probably could have been repaired? |
I wouldn't want a seam on an island. I think you're taking a chance whether it is visible or not. And that might change over time, as heidi mentions (but for things other than climbing!). |
Wow, I've never heard of a solid surface actually splitting! They are suppose to be repairable but again wow, never heard that before. |
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I wouldn't want a seam on an island. Me either - I'm designing my island so it can be done with one slab. If I have to downsize the island, I will! |
In my last house, the corian countertop eventually cracked on the seam. It was over $500 to repair that crack, but it was again invisible when the repair was finished. Don't know what made it crack--two adults, no children. The house was about 8 yr old when that crack happened. |
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The dwg is created in AutoCAD LT 2013. i am unble to open the dwg in AutoCAD 2013. Tried recover, wblocked it. Still does not work. Service pack is applied for AutoCAD 2013.
and can you open it now with LT again (whatever version you mean as the header says LT2010 and in the message text you wrote LT2013)?
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Yes , the dwg file can be opened in AutoCAD LT 2010 again.but not in AutoCAD 2013.
Two options I see now:
If all fails can you upload that drawing?
- alfred -
The dwg has been saved in 2004/2007 format, but still it does not open in AutoCAD 2013. I am attaching the file for your reference.
First yes, I can reproduce the problem with 2013 (x64 German SP1.1).
when I open your drawing with AutoCAD 2012 I get the message that this file is not created by an Autodesk product. That sounds for me like anything modifies the DWG that is not AutoCAD (before you uploaded it here).
Do you have any applications running on top of AutoCAD?
I guess you have conflicts with AEC-objects in the drawing. So what I did: I opened your drawing in 2012, then run command _-EXPORTTOAUTOCAD ==> and that drawing can now be opened in 2013.
I'm sorry not to know it that command is available in LT. ;(
Please find the converted drawing attached.
- alfred -
That's a workaround.. if I dont have AutoCAD 2012., what is the solution? Thanks in advance
>> what is the solution?
You should verify where you got the drawing from (or items you used in the drawing) as there are AEC-objects in the drawing that have to be cleaned up to plain AutoCAD-geometry types.
If the command _-EXPORTTOAUTOCAD does not exist in your LT you can't do anything else. I guess you got this drawing from someone usign ACA or MEP, and this user should then use the command before sending the data to you.
- alfred -
Yes, -EXPORTTOAUTOCAD option is available in AutoCAD LT which will resolve the issue. Thanks again..
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34th Americas Cup 2013 San Fransico Harbour California Racing Stats
Race 8 Almost Diaster for Emirates Team New Zealand and also incurred a penalty for impeeding Oracle.
Did the Americans cheat in 1851??
Most people know that the Americas Cup is named for its first winner, the Schooner America, and not for the country from which she came.
But not so many know that the Auld Mug could still be named the 100 Guineas Cup and that would mean that the British would actually have won the thing.
When the gun went America was hanging back but she quickly moved through the fleet until there were just four boats in front of her. But she was being
jostled by the pack and Brown decided to head for clear air and sailed her inside the Nab light vessel that marked the eastern end of the course, thus giving himself the lead.
The race had taken seven-and-a-half hours.
The next day the owner of Brilliant formally protested America for going the wrong side of the mark. However the Commodore of the Royal Yacht Squadron, the Earl of Winton,
explained that by mistake America had been given two sets of sailing instructions and anyway there had been an observer from the Squadron on board.
The protest was diplomatically withdrawn and the Cup was awarded to the New York Yacht Club.
The simple fact was that the American boat was a better and faster design and was assisted by a bit of incompetence from the organising committee.
Two themes that would be repeated pretty much untill this day and onwards.
04 Sep 2013
The International Jury has released its findings in the protest by the America's Cup Event Authority against Oracle Team USA over the addition of illegal weights to two of the team's
AC45s during the World Series. Oracle was charged under Protocol Article 60.1 ( protecting the reputation of the Americas Cup) and individuals were charged under Rule 69 of the
ISAF Racing Rules of Sailing (gross misconduct ). The jury has come down heavily on the team, deducting them two points from the America's Cup Match Races.
This means they will need to win 11 races while Emirates Team New Zealand has only to win nine.
Oracle has also been fined $250,000 which will be donated to charity - $125,000 to the Andrew Simpson Sailing Foundation and $125,000 to aid homeless youth in San Francisco.
But perhaps the biggest blow for the team is that wing trimmer Dirk de Ridder has been found guilty of instructing a shore crew member to insert the weights and has been
disqualified from any participation in the Match. Shore crew and one other sailor have also been sanctioned and reported to their individual national sailing bodies.
What Happened
When Oracle handed over their AC45s for the Youth Americas Cup, illegal weights were found to have been added near the main king post.
The measurers drew this to the attention of regatta director Iain Murray who promptly protested Oracle Team USA.
This began a long a torturous process which has been hanging over the event ever since.
ETNZ almost meet with disaster during the Louis Vuitton Cup 2013 leading on to be the Challenger.
34 th Americas Cup Races Performance Data
Race 1 Performance Data
Race 9 Performance Data
Course: 5 Legs/9.71 nautical miles
Elapsed Time: ETNZ 23:30, OTUSA 24:06
Delta: ETNZ +:36
Total distance sailed: ETNZ 11.7 NM, OTUSA 11.4 NM
Average Speed: ETNZ 30.07 knots (35 mph), OTUSA 28.58 knots (33 mph)
Top Speed: ETNZ 43.54 knots (50 mph), OTUSA 42.51 knots (49 mph)
Windspeed: Average 16 knots, Peak 21 knots
Race 2 Performance Data
Course: 5 Legs/10.11 nautical miles
Elapsed Time: ETNZ 22:46, OTUSA 23:38
Delta: ETNZ +:52
Total distance sailed: ETNZ 11.3 NM, OTUSA 11.3 NM
Average Speed: ETNZ 30.12 knots (35 mph), OTUSA 28.92 knots (33 mph)
Top Speed: ETNZ 46 knots (53 mph), OTUSA 42.87 knots (49 mph)
Windspeed: Average 16 knots, Peak 21 knots
Race 3 Performance Data
Course: 5 Legs/9.94 nautical miles
Elapsed Time: ETNZ 25:00, OTUSA 25:28
Delta: ETNZ +:28
Total distance sailed: ETNZ 11.8 NM, OTUSA 12.1 NM
Average Speed: ETNZ 28.57 knots (33 mph), OTUSA 28.62 knots (33 mph)
Top Speed: ETNZ 42.25 knots (49 mph), OTUSA 41.37 knots (48 mph)
Windspeed: Average 16.8 knots, Peak 19.3 knots
There were two major differences today. Spithill started much better and led around the top mark in both races.
The Kiwis were able to climb back during the beat in the first race but several unforced errors in the second cost them dearly.
The day off has come at a good time for both teams and there will be huge anticipation ahead of Tuesdays two races.
Race 4 Performance Data
Course: 5 Legs/9.94 nautical miles
Elapsed Time: OTUSA 22:42, ETNZ 22:50
Delta: OTUSA +:08
Total distance sailed: OTUSA 11.7 NM, ETNZ 11.7 NM
Average Speed: OTUSA 30.99 knots (36 mph), ETNZ 30.92 knots (36 mph)
Top Speed: OTUSA 45.97 knots (53 mph), ETNZ 44.98 knots (52 mph)
Windspeed: Average 19.5 knots, Peak 23.3 knots
Oracle went left gate and headed inshore 16 seconds ahead. The Kiwis split and went right.
The wind was well over 20 knots and the boats were a lot less stable.
Spithill was the picture of concentration at the wheel as he crossed ahead and gybed.
The Kiwis were 100 metres down and closing. There were two gybes left each. All four were perfect.
Spithill emerged from the fog at the reach mark five seconds in front and Barker had run out
of runway. Oracle won by eight seconds and the Kiwis have some work to do.
Race 5 Performance Data
Course: 5 Legs/10.27 nautical miles
Elapsed Time: ETNZ 22:45, OTUSA 23:50
Delta: ETNZ +1:05
Total distance sailed: ETNZ 11.4 NM, OTUSA 11.5 NM
Average Speed: ETNZ 30.21 knots (35 mph), OTUSA 29.17 knots (33 mph)
Top Speed: ETNZ 46.94 knots (54 mph), OTUSA 44.93 knots (52 mph)
There was a suspician that there was a problem on board Oracle was confirmed.
Oracle waited, hoping for the wind to build above the race limits but when that didn't happen
they played their "get out of jail" card. This is a situation where each competitor has one
opportunity to postpone the next race. Jimmy Spithill said there was no structural problem,
but the team needed time to think. "We need to go back and regroup. We think they've got a
bit of an edge here," he said. "We need to up our game. We're not going to hide from the fact."
He said it was a team decision to play the card and everyone was in agreement.
Race 6 Performance Data
Course: 5 Legs/10.14 nautical miles
Elapsed Time: ETNZ 31:39, OTUSA 32:26
Delta: ETNZ +:47
Total distance sailed: ETNZ 12.3 NM, OTUSA 12.3 NM
Average Speed: ETNZ 23.43 knots (27 mph), OTUSA 22.91 knots (26 mph)
Top Speed: ETNZ 38.55 knots (44 mph), OTUSA 40.21 knots (46 mph)
Windspeed: Average 11.6 knots, Peak 13.4 knots
In this race Spithill and Ainslie nailed the start, winning by a big margin, but they were unable to stay with the Kiwis upwind.
It was a repeat of the races against
Luna Rossa in the Louis Vuitton stay out of trouble in the pre-start and blow them away with superior speed.
Dean Barker apologised to the team for the start: "I was completely asleep," he admitted.
Race 7 Performance Data
Course: 5 Legs/10.14 nautical miles
Elapsed Time: ETNZ 24:48, OTUSA 25:54
Delta: ETNZ +1:06
Total distance sailed: ETNZ 11.6 NM, OTUSA 12.0 NM
Average Speed: ETNZ 28.32 knots (32 mph), OTUSA 27.86 knots (32 mph
Top Speed: ETNZ 44.73 knots (51 mph), OTUSA 41.00 knots (47 mph)
Windspeed: Average 16.3 knots, Peak 17.8 knots
The race score is now 6-1 and the points score is 6-0 owing to Oracles two-point penalty. Unless something dramatic happens in the Oracle shed during the lay day tomorrow,
the greatest show on water could
be over after the first race on Sunday. Jimmy Spithill was his usual aggressive self at the post-race interview. "We won't give up. I'm still convinced we can win races," he said.
Then he threw the curve-ball. "Imagine if they lose it from here," he said. "I'd like to be part of a come-back like that."
Race 8 Performance Data
Elapsed Time: OTUSA 23:09, ETNZ 24:01
Delta: OTUSA +:52
Total distance sailed: OTUSA 11.4 NM, ETNZ 11.7 NM
Average Speed: OTUSA 29.90 knots (34 mph), ETNZ 29.32 knots (34 mph)
Top Speed: OTUSA 44.58 knots (51 mph), ETNZ 47.02 knots (54 mph)
Windspeed: Average 16.6 knots, Peak 19.6 knots
Number of Tacks/Jibes: OTUSA 8/8, ETNZ 9/7
At the first cross the margin was 90 metres but when the Kiwis came back on starboard the lead had closed. Barker tacked on the Oracle bow and Ainslie was
forced to take the American boat back towards the shore. Barker tried the slam dunk again and almost lost the lead, but the fast-acceleration of the big cat again forced Oracle to tack away.
This time the Kiwis got the wind shift and crossed comfortably ahead, but the margin was nowhere near what it had been two days earlier.
Whatever Oracle did to their boat yesterday seemed to have worked.Then came the major drama. Trying a third lee-bow, Barker badly overcooked the tack, the wing didnt pop and ETNZ
hung ponderously in the air for about five seconds as a whole nation held its breath. Barker had come within millimetres of flipping and losing the Cup. To add insult to injury, he copped a
penalty for obstructing Oracle, who raced past and rounded the mark 200 metres ahead. Later it was revealed that a lack of hydraulic pressure caused the wing to stay "hinged" the wrong
way and it was only because the grinders continued to grind power into the system that Barker and trimmer Glenn Ashby were able to get control again and save the boat.
Once Spithill got his nose this far in front he wasnt going to give it up and he led a rattled Kiwi crew home by 52 seconds. He said after the race that he was "getting ready to duck"
as the Kiwi boat hung above his head and he was about to call for a crash tack to avoid a collision. Were all good; disappointed to let the lead go, said Barker.
They got nicely out of phase and chipped away. We didn't get the hydraulics and if the wing doesn't tack when the boat does, you're in trouble... Fortunately the boat came up and no
collision with the other guys. It doesn't get much closer to disaster than this - the interest now turned to whether the Kiwis could regain composure in time for Race Nine.
8Th Race 34th Americas Cup ETNZ Flip Sept 2013
Course: 5 Legs/10.02 nautical miles
Elapsed Time: OTUSA 21:53, ETNZ 22:40
Delta: OTUSA +:47
Total distance sailed: OTUSA 11.3 NM, ETNZ 11.5 NM
Average Speed: OTUSA 31.63 knots (36 mph), ETNZ 31.32 knots (36 mph)
Top Speed: OTUSA 42.52 knots (49 mph), ETNZ 42.54 knots (49 mph)
Windspeed: Average 17.6 knots, Peak 20.8 knots
Number of Tacks/Jibes: OTUSA 8/6, ETNZ 8/8
Race 10 Performance Data
Course: 5 Legs/10.02 nautical miles
Elapsed Time: ETNZ 22:00, OTUSA 22:16
Delta: ETNZ +:16
Total distance sailed: ETNZ 11.8 NM, OTUSA 11.7 NM
Average Speed: ETNZ 32.25 knots (37 mph), OTUSA 31.76 knots (36 mph)
Top Speed: ETNZ 43.01 knots (49 mph), OTUSA 44.98 knots (52 mph)
Windspeed: Average 18.3 knots, Peak 22.3 knots
Number of Tacks/Jibes: ETNZ 7/7, OTUSA 7/7
At the first cross the Kiwis on port led by 150 metres. They were comfortable with their lead and carried on towards Alcatraz before tacking back at the boundary to cover.
Oracle, meanwhile, tacked early and came back towards the right and the stronger current. Ray Davies let them go and the defender made a small gain.Another cross and again
Davies called to continue in a straight line. The lead had dropped to 120 metres. ETNZ on starboard slid across Oracles bows. The lead was less than 100 metres
and Oracle was going the right way. This would be close! Barker was first to tack but Spithill had found more speed on the right. He crossed in front with two tacks each left to
make the mark. ETNZ was coming back on starboard and the right had paid again. It was Spithills turn to duck. This was amazing match racing. Coming into the mark, Oracle was back in front.
Barker ducked Spithills stern and the lead was a single second as Oracle went towards the city and ETNZ towards Alcatraz. Both boats had sailed opposite sides of the course all race. Coming
together at a combined speed of 80 knots, the Kiwis were on starboard gybe and Oracle had to give way. This was the decisive cross of the day and by swinging to avoid the enemy, Oracle had
cost themselves both speed and position. Ray Davies looked nervous as he loaded up the mainsheet winch for Glenn Ashby, glancing over his shoulder to keep an eye on Oracle. But the lead
was now a comfortable 150 metres and ETNZ would gybe wide for a better angle into the turning mark. Spithill roared around at full speed, but that decisive gybe had cost him the
race 17 seconds. The Kiwis had broken the sequence and were just two races away from winning the Cup."We got it but not a pretty start," said Barker. "We just managed to muscle it
across the line."Jimmy Spithill said there wasn't much they could do at the vital cross because if he had gone the other way the Kiwis could have pinned him down in the corner.
However, he said that they were still improving every day. If there is more improvement left, the Kiwis stillhave a lot of work to do before the Cup goes back down Under.
Race 11 Performance Data
Course: 5 Legs/10.16 nautical miles
Elapsed Time: ETNZ 23:41, OTUSA 23:56
Delta: ETNZ +:15
Total distance sailed: ETNZ 11.7 NM, OTUSA 11.5 NM
Average Speed: ETNZ 29.88 knots (34 mph), OTUSA 29.04 knots (33 mph)
Top Speed: ETNZ 44.57 knots (51 mph), OTUSA 42.70 knots (49 m
Windspeed: Average 15.4 knots, Peak 18.0 knots
Number of Tacks/Jibes: ETNZ 10/6, OTUSA 10/8
This race put them on match point. When Emirates Team New Zealand led ORACLE TEAM USA 8-1 in the 34th America's Cup many thought it was as good as over as the Kiwis simply needed to
win one race to win.Oracle had some soul searching to do and looked like they where gone or so the Kiwi news media thought with preparations, headlines celebrations ect, in the NZ press and posible
sites where being sourced for the future defence in Auckland NZ. However the call was made to replace the tatician on Oracle, John Kostecki. with 5 times Olympic gold medalist Sir Ben Ainslie
who was recruited by Sir Russel Coutes Oracles CEO who was also known for his spotting talents in spotting future up and comming pivotal way above the rest of sailors. This Gave the defender a
Tactician Sir Ben Ainslie ( GB ) as well as Strategist Tom Slingsby ( AUS ) that communicated well together.
Race 12 Performance Data
Course: 5 Legs/10.16 nautical miles
Elapsed Time: OTUSA 23:49, ETNZ 24:20
Delta: OTUSA +:31
Total distance sailed: OTUSA 11.8 NM, ETNZ 11.6 NM
Average Speed: OTUSA 29.90 knots (34 mph), ETNZ 29.01 knots (33 mph)
Top Speed: OTUSA 42.62 knots (49 mph), ETNZ 41.24 knots (47 mph)
Windspeed: Average 14.8 knots, Peak 16.3 knots
Number of Tacks/Jibes: OTUSA 10/6, ETNZ 10/8
This race the Kiwis were running out of room and options. At the next cross Spithill had a big enough lead to drop a lee bow on Barker and the Kiwis were forced to tack away. But Oracle had sent the enemy
into a wind shift and ETNZ crossed much closer the next time. There was no panic on the Kiwi boat, where the grinders were going about their business with methodical precision. But the shoreline was still paying
and again Spithill could lee-bow them. The lead was out to 150 metres and we were destined to watch at least one more race. By now all Spithill had to do was keep his boat between the Kiwis and the mark, which he
was able to accomplish with ease. Finally tactician Ben Ainslie called, Lets go to the layline and USA 17 turned for the top mark. The Kiwis were only 10 seconds down when they rounded the inshore buoy, but it may
as well have been 100 seconds. No-one has come back when they have trailed around the windward mark and so it was that afternoon. Spithill had the luxury of carrying well past the layline to the reach mark and
swept to his fourth start-to-finish victory by 31 seconds. After the race, Spithill seemed relaxed and agreed that the "nothing to lose" situation appeared to have worked for his crew, who had been almost perfect.
On ETNZ Grant Dalton said that the start was the crucial part, with the starboard entry being "a significant disadvantage". He confirmed that he would be advancing Winston Macfarlane in his grinding role.
This was because I suppose he probably accepted the remaining races from then on would involve tacking duels and would require a stronger younger person if they where to have a chance at winning the cup.
Race in Races 17 & 19 though.
Race 13 Performance Data
Course: 5 Legs/10.08 nautical miles
Elapsed Time: OTUSA 27:20, ETNZ 28:44
Delta: OTUSA +1:24
Total distance sailed: OTUSA 10.9 NM, ETNZ 10.8 NM
Average Speed: OTUSA 24.16 knots (28 mph), ETNZ 22.63 knots (26 mph)
Top Speed: OTUSA 33.90 knots (39 mph), ETNZ 33.74 knots (39 mph)
Windspeed: Average 9.8 knots, Peak 13.2 knots
Number of Tacks/Jibes: OTUSA 5/7, ETNZ 6/8
21 Sep 2013
Morning race Time limit expires with ETNZ holding a 1000 metre lead around the last mark when the figure 40.00 minutes came up on the race committee boat. There was an audible obscenity on the
ETNZ boat and on Oracle a huge sigh of relief. The race was restarted sometime later the same afternoon when there was more wind as the five minute signal went up the mast but not much.
The official call was 11.5 knots which ORACLE won by 1 minute 24 secs.
Race 14 Performance Data
Course: 5 Legs/10.22 nautical miles
Total distance sailed: OTUSA 12.8 NM, ETNZ 13.1 NM
Average Speed: OTUSA 23.31 knots (27 mph), ETNZ 22.58 knots (26 mph)
Top Speed: OTUSA 36.60 knots (42 mph), ETNZ 35.41 knots (41 mph)
Windspeed: Average 11.4 knots, Peak 14.9 knots
Number of Tacks/Jibes: OTUSA 8/12, ETNZ 8/12
Race 15 Performance Data
Course: 5 Legs/10.22 nautical miles
Elapsed Time: OTUSA 27:34, ETNZ 28:11
Delta: OTUSA +:37
Total distance sailed: OTUSA 12.0 NM, ETNZ 11.9 NM
Average Speed: OTUSA 26.23 knots (30 mph), ETNZ 25.40 knots (29 mph)
Top Speed: OTUSA 41.80 knots (48 mph), ETNZ 40.35 knots (46 mph)
Windspeed: Average 12.9 knots, Peak 18.0 knots
Number of Tacks/Jibes: OTUSA 7/7, ETNZ 7/9
The flood tide had almost peaked so current was unlikely to be a factor.
Owing to a quirk in the sailing instructions, Spithill again had the port entry and again was a little late but
arrived at speed. He threw a late tack and headed for Barker, catching him dead in the water and calling
for a penalty. It was not paid.
Race 16 Performance Data
Course: 5 Legs/10.21 nautical miles
Elapsed Time: OTUSA 30:43, ETNZ 31:16
Delta: OTUSA +:33
Total distance sailed: OTUSA 11.8 NM, ETNZ 11.7 NM
Average Speed: OTUSA 23.21 knots (27 mph), ETNZ 22.46 knots (26 mph)
Top Speed: OTUSA 38.05 knots (44 mph), ETNZ 36.61 knots (42 mph)
Windspeed: Average 12.0 knots, Peak 14.1 knots
Number of Tacks/Jibes: OTUSA 10/10, ETNZ 10/10
Race 17 Performance Data
Course: 5 Legs/10.11 nautical miles
Elapsed Time: OTUSA 24:04, ETNZ 24:31
Delta: OTUSA +:27
Total distance sailed: OTUSA 11.8 NM, ETNZ 11.6 NM
Average Speed: OTUSA 29.62 knots (34 mph), ETNZ 28.63 knots (33 mph)
Top Speed: OTUSA 44.02 knots (51 mph), ETNZ 46.33 knots (53 mph)
Windspeed: Average 16.8 knots, Peak 20.0 knots
Number of Tacks/Jibes: OTUSA 8/6, ETNZ 7/5
Race 18 Performance Data
Course: 5 Legs/10.11 nautical miles
Elapsed Time: OTUSA 22:01, ETNZ 22:55
Delta: OTUSA +:54
Total distance sailed: OTUSA 11.7 NM, ETNZ 11.9 NM
Average Speed: OTUSA 31.92 knots (37 mph), ETNZ 31.23 knots (36 mph)
Top Speed: OTUSA 45.79 knots (53 mph), ETNZ 47.57 knots (55 mph)
Windspeed: Average 19.3 knots, Peak 21.8 knots
Number of Tacks/Jibes: OTUSA 7/7, ETNZ 10/6
Both boats raced towards the gate at 40 knots and Oracle went for the first gybe, heading for the right-hand mark.
New Zealand swept around the favoured left-hand mark and led by 7 seconds as they beat towards Alcatraz.
Oracle went for an early tack and headed across on port and the Kiwis went for the lee bow and blew it!
Barker tacked too early, Oracle pulled alongside and when they had to tack to give ETNZ room at the boundary, they had the lead by 35 metres
The Kiwis were forced to throw two quick tacks to get clear air and Oracle now led by 150 metres.
The Kiwis had touched the Cup again, but immediately handed it back. By the next cross they were out of the race.
At the top mark Oracle turned a massive 57 seconds ahead, the race could not be called off even if the wind climbed
above the limit and Spithill had won seven races in a row When Oracle swept through the finishing gates with a delta of 54 seconds,
both teams were now on match point NZ viewing TV public where gobbed smacked and still the KIWIS ETNZ where defiant.
The Kiwis even had a poster on a hoarding board by their base that the team walked past on the way to the boat with a pic of their boat flying the
red code zero sail with a large pic of Americas cup
on it with ORACLE trailing on the harbour with a back drop scene Golden Gate Bridge .
25 Sep 2013 (ca) and 26 Sep 2013 (nz)
Race 19
This time it's a comeback story of unbelievable proportions, the unexpected success of the most outrageous yachts seen in the
history of the sport, the added spice of that GBR super sailing maestro Sir Ben Ainslie, Tom Slingsby, mother nature intervention
and the defiant team of Dalton and Barker. Will mother nature intervene again will be going through the full gamut of emotions that
only cliff hanging sporting events like this can produce before a final to give the sponsors unbelievable free tv exposure.
Will the KIWI TEAM eat humble pie. Will the USA Team no 17 say thanks IF the kiwis REFUSE TO EAT IT.
For Oracle Team USA's Jimmy Spithill and his dream team Olympic afterguard tactician of Ben Ainslie and Australian stratagist
Laser ace Tom Slingsby, they're on an adrenaline-fuelled high having come from 8-1 behide and staring at the barrel of ignominious
defeat to being on the brink of the biggest comeback in sailing and arguably international sporting history.
THE RACE AND MOTHER NATURE TURNS IN FOR NO 17 as The KIWI's decided not to eat pie.
The Kiwis have been on match point since Wednesday 18 September, 2013 AD and its now the 26-09-2013. At the last mark Oracle was well ahead and headed to the
finish where the huge crowd cheered and waved. The fire-fighting tug sprayed water and superyachts tooted their horns.
The Americas Cup is staying in America. The crew pumped their fists and waved as Spithill took the big boat back along the pier to accept the adulation from the teams fans.
For the Kiwis who crossed 44 seconds later Oh Why Oh Why Oh Why didn't they eat humble pie. If the time limit had been 42 minutes instead of 40, none of this would have happened ?
They would have won [ No ] the Cup comfortably and would now have the right to decide what boats should be designed for future challengers? Brilliantly that did not happen as both teams
had wasted more than a Billion Dollars each [ during the 33 rd & 34 th Cup races on designs involving extreme Multihulls. Dalton ( ENTZ ) stated publicly if ETNZ won the boats would never see
the light of day ever again. This 34 th Americas cup some will say that the ORACLE achieved the greatest come-back in the history of sport. The Americas cup will always be a billionairs
extravagant waste in resources in an effort to gain personal glory even though they in most instances buy it with common peoples skills.
Oracle Name will appear on the Cup 2013
ETNZ AC 72 Grant Dalton and Dean Barkers Americas Cup Race Record Stats.
Grant Dalton has been attempting to win the Americas Cup for a decade and hasn't succeeded.
Grant Dalton has just overseen arguably the biggest choke in sporting history.
Dean Barker has lost more Americas Cup races since it began over 150 years ago than
any other helsman / Captain, 23 final Cup Races and
Won only 10 races
Dean Barker has blown three Americas Cup finals series.
Sir Russell Coutts Americas Cup Race Record Stats.
New Zealander
As a CEO and as Skipper / Helsman with Sir Russell Coutts the Americas Cup has been won 5 Times
As skipper / helmsman in America's cup racing, the number of races that have been won a perfect record with
15 wins and 0 losses (1995, 2000, 2003).
As CEO of the Oracle Team the America's Cup has been defended successfully twice with 13 race wins
and 8 race losses (2010 and 2013, both times with James Spithill as skipper / helmsman) .
33 th Americas Cup Racing Race Results Statstics Valencia, SP 2010
2010 BMW Oracle Racing (USA) Sir Russell Coutts / J.Spithill. Giant Trimaran 90ft by 90ft
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The Financial case against an amnesty for illegal immigrants
Policy, Amnesty and Voting 11.9"Allowing long-term illegal immigrants to earn the right to stay in Britain would see 'hugely increased' tax revenues"
1. This paper considers this claim made by Boris Johnson, Mayor of London. It makes the financial case against an amnesty and shows that rather than leading to 'hugely increased' tax revenues an amnesty would actually lead to hugely increased costs.
2. The definition of 'paying tax' used by the government is that more is paid in income tax than is received in tax credits. That definition has been adopted for this paper.
3. No immigrant working a 35 hour week for the minimum wage pays tax in this sense so an amnesty would not lead to 'hugely increased' tax revenues unless a large number received huge pay increases.
4. We acknowledge that some immigrants will, once legalised, be paid above the minimum wage and have therefore used an hourly rate of £6.50 which is 77p above the £5.73 minimum wage. This implies that one third would earn £8 per hour while the remainder received the full minimum wage.
5. For a single person earning £6.50 an hour their excess of tax paid over tax credits received is £14.11 a week. But they will receive £27.24 in Housing Benefit and Council Tax Benefit and so they will actually cost £13.13 a week. These costs would be much higher for immigrants who already had a family or who brought their family from their country of origin (as they would become entitled to do) because they would receive much higher Tax Credits and Housing Benefits. No couples or families earning £6.50 an hour pay tax and their Housing Benefits are much higher than for a single person. For example, a couple with three children will receive Tax Credits (minus tax paid) of £150.69 and also Housing and Child Benefits of £151.19. Thus on top of their weekly wage, they will receive a further £301.88, or £15700 a year.
6. Because rents in London are much higher than in the provinces, a single immigrant would cost £85.51 a week (compared with £13.13 above) and a family with three children would cost £422.10 a week (compared with £301.88 above), or £21900 a year.
7. A family with three children would not start to pay tax until they were earning £13.80 an hour.
8. In total, an amnesty would initially cost the exchequer about £2billion a year. Eventually the immigrants would take on partners, have families or bring their families from their country of origin. This would lead to an eventual annual cost of approximately £4 billion a year.
The basis for the figures
9. The estimate for the number of illegal immigrants used in this paper is the same as that quoted by the Mayor - 700,000 of whom he believes 400,000 are living in London.
10. The Tax, Benefits and average Rents figures have been taken from The Department for Work and Pensions Tax Benefit Model Tables (April 2008 edition).
11. London rents are much higher than the average; they have been taken from the November 2008 Rent Allowances lists issued by The Rents Service, an Executive Agency of the Department for Work and Pensions. The Rents Service provides allowable rents for 10 'Broad Market Rental Areas' in Inner and Outer London so the average of these 10 areas has been used.
12. The Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government estimates that 90% of immigrants rent accommodation in the private sector. This paper has therefore been based on private sector rents.
Family sizes
13. Whilst the majority of illegal immigrants will be single men, many will eventually have a partner and children or will bring their partner and children from their country of origin. Thus the figures for tax paid and benefits costs have been provided both for single people and for families.
Hourly rates
14. Illegal immigrants will mainly be working at or below the minimum wage. As some would, if legalised, earn more than the minimum wage we have used a higher hourly rate of £6.50. This assumes that at least one third of immigrants will earn £8 an hour and two thirds will earn the minimum wage.
15. It should be noted that, once in receipt of benefits, there would be little incentive for employers or employees to increase their wage rates. This is because marginal tax rates mean that an employee is only 4.5p better off for every £1 of extra earnings (the benefit trap).
16. It is estimated that of 700,000 immigrants, 400,000 are living in London and 300,000 elsewhere. Housing Benefit allowances are much higher in London than elsewhere and thus two sets of figures have been provided, one set for London and one set for elsewhere.
17. The following tax receipts and benefits payments have been included in the calculations:
Tax receipts
Income tax
Minus: Working Tax Credit
Minus: Child Tax Credit
Benefit payments
Child Benefit
Housing Benefit
Council Tax Benefit
The weekly cost to the economy that would result from each immigrant given an amnesty
18. The table below shows the weekly tax that would be paid by immigrants in London, assuming they are working. The end column shows the equivalent figures for immigrants living outside London – their costs would be lower because Housing Benefit payments are lower.
Family size | Tax paid |
Benefits recieved |
Total of tax paid / Tax Credits received and Benefits received |
Equivalent Tax paid and Benefits received figures for an immigrant not living in London |
Single person over 25 | £14.11 |
£99.62 |
£85.51 |
£13.13 |
Couple no children | No tax paid - tax credits exceed tax paid by £19.93 |
£106.39 |
£126.32 |
£53.93 |
Family one child | Tax credits exceed tax paid by £70.50 |
£179.59 |
£250.09 |
£144.49 |
Family two children | Tax credits exceed tax paid by £110.60 |
£194.29 |
£304.89 |
£249.29 |
Family three children | tax credits exceed tax paid by £150.69 |
£271.41 |
£422.10 |
£301.88 |
19. This table shows that even a single person would gain more in benefits than he paid in tax. Couples and families would be an even greater cost because they would receive more in Tax Credits than they pay in tax and, as well as receiving higher Housing Benefit for a larger house, they would also receive Child Benefit. Thus they would be a heavy drain on the exchequer not a huge source of additional tax. For example each family with three children would cost £422 a week or £22,000 a year.
The wage at which immigrants would start to pay tax
20. The minimum wage is £5.73 an hour. At this rate no immigrant working a 35 hour week would pay tax.). The hourly rates above which an immigrant family unit would pay net tax (i.e. tax paid minus tax credits) are:
Family size | Hourly rate |
Single person over 25 | £5.82 |
Couple no children | £7.47 |
Family one child | £9.92 |
Family two children | £11.85 |
Family three children | £13.80 |
However, whilst they start paying tax above these hourly rates the tax paid does not remotely cover their Housing and Child Benefit payments.
21. The figures so far included in this paper cover the weekly costs per immigrant. The next section provides an estimate of the total annual cost.
Annual costs of an amnesty
22. In September 2007 Migrationwatch responded to a paper by the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) in which they too were proposing an amnesty for illegal immigrants. (See Migrationwatch Briefing Paper number 8.19).
23. The paper used IPPR research data to estimate the structure of the illegal immigrant population. The estimate took account of the following:
- the number of immigrants of working age (estimated at 82% of the total) and the number of children (estimated at 18%)
- for the working age illegal immigrants, the proportion that were active in the labour market (66.5%) and the number that were inactive (33.5%)
- for the illegal immigrants that were active in the labour market the proportion that were in employment (92.5%) and the proportion that were unemployed (7.5%)
24. The main source of this information was a study commissioned by the IPPR titled 'Beyond Black and White – Mapping new immigrant communities' Estimates were then made of the make up of the family units in terms of the number of single immigrants, couples without children and couples with children.
25. Using the same estimates we calculate that an amnesty for 700,000 illegal immigrants would cost £2 billion in respect of Tax Credits and Housing and Child Benefits for working families and Unemployment Benefits, Housing and Child Benefits for unemployed families.
26. Over time many of the single immigrants would form partnerships and have a family. We estimate that this would increase the annual cost of an amnesty to approximately £4 billion.
27. The tax and benefit rates for those in London and those outside are set out in the attached spreadsheets.
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I've been looking for a slip on the Space Coast. Do you have a favorite marina in the area?
I've visited several, and need to make a decision and cruise up from the Keys before we get too far into Hurricane Season. I'm thinking late July/early August.
I live here. It's hard to advise as I don't know what criteria you use. But let me try it this way, that time of the year you need Hurricane protection.
If price isn't an issue, A good hurricane hole is Harbor Town marina on the barge canal on Merritt Island which would work nicely, as they have plenty of water, a restaurant and pool on the property. the best Hurricane hole is Harbor Square marina also on the barge canal. This one is lower service and a bargain. Neither is close to food stores or shopping.
Titusville Municiple or Westland Marina in Titusville, are both good as they share the same channel are full service marinas with fuel docks. I spent a week at Titusville muni and thought they had their act together. They have about 50% hurricane protection (wide open to the East) compared to the barge canal.
Telemar Bay Marina has great docks and a good location to shopping. A bit pricey and 70% protection compared to the barge canal (closer to the beach). Lastly Waterline Marina in Melbourne. Depth is an issue this time of the year. If you draw over 4' , it's not the place for you and it has 50% protection as the barge canal. Same in Eau Gallie marina.
I did not mention any marina in Port Canaveral as there is mandatory evacuation in any named storm.
You can see I used hurricane protection and shopping as my criteria.... Hope this helps
Whitley Bay, Diamond 99, Pineda Point, Anchorage marina - might as well sink your own boat before a hurricane hits, as it will not weather the storm in any of these.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. (AP) -- Bob Baffert still isn't sure how far his talented speedster Bayern will run, but he is willing to find out.
The Hall of Fame trainer is shipping the 3-year-old colt from California to Saratoga Race Course, where he is the 2-1 favorite for Saturday's Grade 1 $1.25 million Travers Stakes.
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It should be in the Ubuntu Repo.
Can anybody recommend some software (for Ubuntu) that allows in depth analysis of Squid3 logs.
It should be in the Ubuntu Repo.
Any documentation for configuration?
Check the readme and the man page. Additionally, the configuration files are well commented.
Sorry - can't make head nor tail of it. Appreciate any help.
P.S. looked at demo logs and its just the thing i'm after
Some specifics explaining exactly where your having issues would be helpful.
It certainly would - my bad. Was busy having a play about with it.
I have Squid3 installed and have just installed sarg. Been into the conf and changed some things to suit (and you were right, it is very well documented) when I found the file which was in /etc/squid
When I browse to http://IPofSquidServer/squid-reports I just get an empty directory - surely this should be populated already with some information.
To be honest, I'm not sure if Squid is set up to produce logs (is this done by default)
I use SARG via webmin
It makes it really simple to use.
Sorry - ran it - sorted!
Is a cron job created automatically, or is it something for me to set up.
If so, how often should I run this?
Assuming you've edited the sarg.conf correctly:
Will produce a report for today.Code:/usr/sbin/sarg-reports today
There are cron jobs setup by default for daily/weekly/monthly. Your web server folder will be populated with reports automagically. The only thing you need to keep an eye on is the amount of reports, I had my proxy die from the hard drive being full of sarg reports once
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I just got back from a window job in Chicago. There were a few things that we couldn't fit in the truck so we decided to buy them down there. We started the job and made are list for the home depot. Walked into home depot and sure as sh*t a hot dog stand right in front. 4 Chicago style hot dogs later I was stuffed! That is cooool!!!!!I think we should have a brat stand in the ones up here in Wisconsin!
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I love the hot dog stands in front of the hoe depots.....sometimes they are very clutch
I'm back!!!
Yeah-- the've had one of those stands at the Madison West one for a while. There's a guy now who sets up across the street with a portable cart now too. (His dogs are the same but he has better polish sausage)
Jason 'Kornkob' Robinson I wanna move to Theory. Everything works in Theory.
What the Crap!! I've never seen dogs/brats/sausage at a HD around here. Not at Lowes either. Maybe I should move to the midwest.
They have them at the HD by my place. Costco has the best deal - $1.25 for a dog and a drink.
Chicago style dogs are represented outside of Lowes and Home D in AZ... Never ate one but they're here.
They are good dogs too!!! Peppers, relish, onions, 1/4 pickle, tomato. Chicago style!!! Not bad if you can't get a brat!


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