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Maple Valley 65, FSHP 36
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Galileo gambit
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The Galileo gambit, or Galileo fallacy, is the notion that if your ideas provoke the establishment to vilify or threaten you, you must be right. It refers to Galileo Galilei's famous persecution at the hands of the Roman Catholic Church for his defence of heliocentrism in the face of the orthodox Biblical literalism of the day (though some alternative medicine proponents use Ignaz Semmelweis instead of Galileo). People use this argument repeatedly in response to serious criticisms that more often than not they just don't understand.
The structure of the argument is "A is in X and Y, B is in X, therefore B is in Y":
- They made fun of Galileo, and he was right.
- They make fun of me, therefore I am right.
It is freakishly common among creationists and global warming denialists alike against the evil scientific consensus.
[edit] The fallacious fallacy
In reality, taking up the mantle of Galileo requires not just that you are scorned by the establishment but also that you are correct[1] — that is, that the evidence supports your position. There is no necessary link between being perceived as wrong and actually being correct; if people perceive you to be wrong, you usually are wrong. However, the selective reporting of cases where people who were persecuted or ostracized for beliefs and ideas that later turned out to be valid has instilled a confidence in woo promoters and pseudoscientists that is difficult to shake. They forget the part where they have to prove themselves right in order to be like Galileo.
The fallacy as normally used relies, to a large extent, on misrepresenting the refusal of the scientific community to publish or engage with cranks as "censorship."
The gambit takes many forms, but in most cases someone using it to promote their ideas will highlight their perceived persecution. This supposed persecution is blown out of all proportion until an observer almost has no choice but to accept their ideas practically as a sympathy vote. Such tactics are used in the "documentary" Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed, which focused on several academics who supposedly lost jobs because they promoted intelligent design as a valid hypothesis. The film portrayed this as a violation of academic freedom, and played the persecution card extensively. Among those capable of indulging this gambit, mere opposition to their crankery alone may be sufficient to induce the belief that they are being persecuted, and hence, were right all along.
Cranks who use the gambit to claim persecution by "Big Science" often fail to see the irony in the comparison — it was the Catholic Church that censored Galileo, not the "scientific establishment."
An additional irony arises when we consider that if the maverick idea does manage to amass enough evidence to win over the majority, it will become the new consensus — at which point, by the fallacy's own reasoning, the idea must become wrong! After all, a new "Galileo" might assert that the Earth is indeed the universe's stationary center (some people actually do assert this). The astronomers who would disagree and point and laugh, by the fallacy's line of reasoning, are just the Catholic Church all over again, and they won't have the last laugh (though taking this a step further, neither will the new "Galileo"; an alternating series of laughs will terminate only when the human race disappears). This kind of madness may be consistent with certain flavors of postmodernism, but then again, so is everything else.
[edit] The Galileo gambit in politics
A common usage of this fallacy in politics today is for a politician or other figure to "play the victim," pointing at people's opposition to their political program as evidence of its "soundness."
In the West, this dodge was first employed on a large scale by early Christians, many of whom deliberately entered into confrontations with the Roman state and then obtained martyr status when they were executed, all according to plan.[2] This allowed the Church to ask such questions as, "Would the Disciples die for a lie?"
[edit] Quotes
""But the fact that some geniuses were laughed at does not imply that all who are laughed at are geniuses. They laughed at Columbus, they laughed at Fulton, they laughed at the Wright brothers. But they also laughed at Bozo the Clown.
|—Carl Sagan[3]
""It is not enough to wear the mantle of Galileo: that you be persecuted by an unkind establishment. You must also be right.
|—Robert L. Park
""The chief problem with the Galileo gambit is the failure to understand the difference between a well-established scientific law and religious dogma.
|—Steven Novella
[edit] Corollary
A corollary of the Galileo Gambit:
""Just because you're misunderstood does not make you an artist.
[edit] Examples
- Chris Woollams of CANCERactive blogs as Galileo Galilei.
- An AGW denial site calling itself The Galileo Movement.
[edit] You get the most flak when you're over the target
"You get the most flak when you're over the target" is a pseudo-logical gambit; a favorite of Internet argument used as a substitute for rational rebuttal. Its intention, of course, is to prove that a hopelessly irrational woo proposition must be right because opponents are taking the trouble to criticize it. This fallacy is a major reason for real scientists' reluctance or refusal to debate creationists.
- Apparently, the converse does not apply. Woo-proponents have never been known to write "I must be wrong because I'm not being criticized", and will also use a lack of criticism as evidence for their position.
- You also get plenty of flak if you're over the wrong target.
- Often anti-aircraft defences are set up in a ring around a target — so when you're over the target you would get less flak.
[edit] See also
[edit] External links
- The Galileo Fallacy, and the Gadfly Corollary, Greta Christina
- The Galileo Gambit, Respectful Insolence
- Bad Science Journalism and the Myth of the Oppressed Underdog, Science 2.0
- Galileo Syndrome and the Principle of Exclusion, Steven Novella
[edit] Footnotes
- ↑ One might argue that, since Nicolaus Copernicus was not persecuted for his theory (he died in 1543), it's just Galileo. (The difference here is Copernicus did not actively spread the idea, while Galileo did. Also, Galileo tended to provoke those holding the opposing viewpoint, and this often leads to one's ideas not getting the reception they deserve.)
- ↑ Donatists, New Advent
- ↑ http://www.srmhp.org/archives/quotes-pseudoscience.html


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Serodiscordant couples face numerous issues not faced by seroconcordant couples, including facing a decision as to what level of sexual activity is comfortable for them, knowing that practicing safer sex reduces but does not eliminate the risk of transmission to the HIV negative partner. There are also potential psychological issues arising out of taking care of a sick partner, and survivor guilt. Financial strains may also be more accentuated as one partner becomes ill and potentially less able or unable to work.
Research involving serodiscordant couples has offered insights into how the virus is passed and how individuals who are HIV positive may be able to reduce the risk of passing the virus to their partner.
Experts have no way to count how many American couples with HIV want to conceive children - but they guess the number is in the thousands. And researchers report a growing stream of calls from these couples wanting reproductive help. The Special Program of Assisted Reproduction was developed in 1996 to help serodiscordant couples conceive safely. However, the program is only designed to help couples where the male partner is infected, not the female partner.


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Using the Nintendo Wiimote with Linux
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Nintendo's Wii game console includes the popular Wiimote control. Have you ever wondered whether the Wiimote works with Linux?
Nintendo Wii users have become quite adept at slashing the wireless Wii remote (Wiimote) control through the air to score points with tennis players, golfers, space aliens, and other forms of virtual gladiators. If you like the Wiimote but you'd rather be on Linux, the transition is not as difficult as you might expect. A number of open source projects provide support for Wii with Linux. For instance, the CWiid toolset [1] includes:
- libcwiid – an API for supporting the Wiid environment
- wmgui – a GUI control panel app
- wminput – an event/mouse/joystick driver
- wmdemo – a demo and testing application
The WiiLi project [2] offers a complete Linux port for the Wii itself, and the WiiBrew Wiki [3] provides resources for Wii-with-Linux users and developers.
From a technical point of view, the Wiimote is nothing more than a Bluetooth device. To let your system talk to the device, you'll need a Bluetooth adapter plus the necessary collection of components and drivers. Some Linux distros build in Wiimote support; others offer binary packages for download. If necessary, you can download and build the CWiid tools to integrate the Wiimote with your Linux environment. In this article, I show you how to get started with your Wiimote on Kubuntu and openSUSE systems. The details are similar for other distros.
First you'll need a Bluetooth adapter to communicate with the Wiimote device. In our lab, I used a tiny Bluetooth USB stick. Some Linux distros include the Wiimote tools in the default configuration; others provide binary packages for download. On Kubuntu 8.10 with KDE 4.1, start by installing a couple of packages at the console:
$ sudo apt-get install bluez lswm wmgui wminput autoconf build-essential libcwiid1-dev xpdf
Next, plug your Bluetooth stick into the USB slot, if you are using a stick, and scan for the Wiimote. To do this, type hcitool scan while pressing 1 and 2 at the same time on the remote. After a while, the console will display something like:
00:1F:32:A9:6B:4D Nintendo RVL-CNT-01
Although the numbers will be different, this is your Wiimote's Bluetooth address. Make a note of the address (only the numbers); you will need it later.
On openSUSE 11.0 with KDE 4.1, start by running YaST to install a couple of packages: Go to Software, click Software management, and install the following packages: bluez-libs, autoconf, xpdf, and python-devel. Then you need the developer tools. To install them, select Schemes as your Filter and check Basic developer environment (Figure 1).
From the CWiid project website [1], obtain the cwiid-0.6.00 archive and place it in a folder below your home directory. At the console, type tar xvzf cwiid-0.6.00.tgz to unpack the archive, then change to the new directory and use the normal procedure (configure, make, make install) to build and install the software. (Make sure you are root for the last command.)
The rest of the installation steps are the same as for Kubuntu: Plug your Bluetooth stick into the USB slot, run hcitool scan to scan for the Wiimote, and make a note of the Bluetooth address. With openSUSE, enter su root and type the root password to become root instead of running sudo.
Wiimote in Action
After completing the installation, you need to enable the device. Giving the wmgui command launches a small graphical interface (Figure 2) that shows all of the Wiimote's buttons in the top left corner. First you must register the remote control with the GUI. To do so, press Ctrl+C. This pops up a window that prompts you to press 1 + 2 on the Wiimote. Then click OK with the mouse: It might take a while before the Wiimote is ready for action. Now press some of the Wimote's buttons – say, 1 and 2: The corresponding fields in the top left corner of the GUI should show green (see Figure 3).
Pressing Ctrl+A enables the Motion Sensors, which register Wiimote movements and return them in the form of numeric output. Pressing this shortcut again disables the function. Pressing Ctrl+E displays the movement data for a Wiimote extension – such as a Nunchuk device (which is used for playing two-handed games like boxing). Pressing Ctrl+R twice enables and disables the internal vibration function, which uses up a fair amount of battery power.
One option is to use the Wiimote to replace the mouse. To do so, quit wmgui then type sudo modprobe uinput to load the kernel module that handles the alternative input device. Add a modprobe uinput line to your /etc/rc.local file to tell Linux to automatically load the module at startup time. Now type
$ sudo wminput 00:1F:32:A9:6B:4D
and press 1 and 2 at the same time on the Wiimote, before pressing Enter to send the command. If Ready is displayed at the prompt, the connection is working and you can now use the Wiimote to move the mouse pointer. A is the right mouse button, and B the left button. Moving the Wiimote up and down moves the cursor in the same directions; flipping your wrist left or right will move the mouse cursor left and right, too. Now you can control any program that you normally control with the mouse.
PDFs with Wiimote
WiiPDF[4] is a free PDF full-screen viewer designed to work with the Wiimote. For instance, you can press A and B on the Wiimote to go to the next or previous slides. First, download WiiPDF from the project website, then change to your home directory and give the tar -xvzf wiipdf-1.0.tar.gz command to unpack. Next, change to the new directory and type make to build the program from source code. After this, type sudo make install; you can then launch WiiPDF. To do so, you need your Wiimote's Bluetooth address. Once you have it, type the following:
$ wiipdf 00:1F:32:A9:6B:4D /path/to/PDF/file.pdf
The /path/to/PDF/ is replaced with the absolute path to the required document, and be sure to use the Bluetooth address for your own Wiimote. After a while, the PDF document should load, and you should be able to browse it by pressing A and B.
Other Ideas
Another option is to use your Wiimote to browse collections of pictures or control a multimedia center such as MythTV [5]. For the latter, you need to connect your computer to your TV set, launch the GUI, and use your Wiimote to zap through the channels. The Ardour audio editor, version 2.7 or newer, also supports Wiimote controls, although the feature is currently experimental.
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Auckland Fringe 2013
Written by Samuel Christopher, Anoushka Klaus & Jess Sayer
Directed by Scott Wills
presented by Dark Horse Productions
at TAPAC Theatre, Western Springs, Auckland
From 20 Feb 2013 to 24 Feb 2013
[1 hr]
Reviewed by Lexie Matheson, 21 Feb 2013
Zac has hanged himself from a tree in the garden of his home. He was young, had friends, was seemingly popular so it's all a bit of a mystery as to why he would do such a thing.
It seems everyone has an investment in Zac's death and so the myth-making begins.
Bus Stop, sub titled Where Strangers Have the Best Secrets, is a new work by a new company. Dark Horse Productions describes itself as 'a new theatre company established by The Actors' Program Graduates to create moving, heartfelt, witty, original New Zealand work' and with Bus Stop it has certainly leapt its first hurdle.
The script is a collaboration of the work of three writers – Samuel Christopher, Anoushka Klaus and Jess Sayer – with Klaus and Christopher also appearing in the work. It's zippy, fun, witty and character-driven but with smidgeons of moving and heartfelt as well.
That's not to suggest that the work lacks commitment – it has that in spades – but simply to observe that the subject matter is, from time to time, buried by some fine performances and the simple love of performing.
So, is that a bad thing?
Not at all – especially when the subject matter is the suicide of a young person or, as director Scott Wills observes in his programme notes, "on a more macro level, youth suicide." He goes on to suggest that youth suicide statistics in Aotearoa New Zealand mean that this is a pretty valid discussion. He's certainly right about that but whether the rarefied world of the theatre is an effective means of addressing the issue is somewhat debatable. One thing is sure, for people who seriously want to make a difference: using whatever is at hand with integrity is invariably better than doing nothing at all, and Dark Horse Productions personnel certainly fall into that category.
Zac's narrative unfolds at a bus stop colonized by those who seemingly have had a role in his short life: his mother, sisters, friends, two hookers named Margaret, his estranged father and others. Each has a unique perspective on the deceased and, as Wills observes in his programme notes, some perceptions are funny, some dramatic, some insightful and all are entertaining which is no bad thing when the subject matter has such maudlin potential. Wills also says that the actors have been able to 'flex their muscles' and fine young theatrical muscles they certainly are.
We learn a lot about Zac and his suicide but we learn even more about the quirky characters who populated his universe prior to his untimely demise, through the clearly stated attitudes and opinions of his peers and family members. But we're ultimately left to make up our own minds about what might have motivated such an extreme act because suicide is, if nothing else, imponderable.
The script is excellent, the performances of an equally high standard and the direction crisp and economical but the overall effect of the production is somewhat one of emotional disengagement with the content. Again, this isn't necessarily a bad thing, and there is no doubting the appreciative response from the almost full house on opening night, but I remained surprisingly detached from the world of Zac and his unsophisticated bus stop buddies. This may be a conscious attempt on the part of the writers to avoid 'triggering', in which case it is an important decision and no doubt one supported by Lifeline and Youthline personnel who were happily in evidence on opening night (thanks for the chocolate fish!).
On the other hand it may simply have been emotional overload on the part of the reviewer who had, only the night before, lived every moment of the Multinesia Productions staging of the new Victor Rodger play Black Faggot, an incredibly brave, 'in your face' pastiche of what it's like to be queer in Polynesian New Zealand and which also alludes to the suicide of our young people.
Both productions have an important role to play in facing up to an issue that should disturb us all and each in its own way presents a valid take on the issue. Both use humour extensively and while only Bus Stop focuses centrally on suicide, each has vulnerable young people at risk lurking in frightening numbers in the shadows.
Each of the young actors in Bus Stop exhibits real theatrical potential but the stand outs for me are Holly Shervey as the enigmatic and sensuous Lilly, Anoushka Klaus as the straight up and down Sylvia, Simea Holland as the emotionally susceptible Maddie, and Mikassa Cornwall's worldly wise, and very funny, Lisa.
For a first effort, Dark Horse Productions can be well pleased with Bus Stop. It's a courageous look at a complex issue, is successful on many levels and well worth both its place on the Auckland Fringe Festival programme and your support. You'll certainly enjoy the performances and I look forward to Dark Horse Productions'next presentation along with the individual performances of each of these fine young actors.
A personal postscript:
Statistically, one of the most vulnerable collective demographics when it comes to suicide, attempted suicide and suicidal ideation is the LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) community. While I accept that accusing someone of being gay and even using even the term 'gay' as a derogatory expression is common among the demographic presented in Bus Stop, I was concerned at the use of these terms and of the negative use of 'tranny' and its accompanying text without some acknowledgement of the powerlessness and vulnerability of this group of youngsters. Adding Outline to the list of suicide support groups and possibly even Rainbow Youth would eliminate this concern to some small degree.
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I had some crashes on my iPad with iOS 5.01. I got around them by playing differently. It took a bit of effort though. Touches aren't always recognised, it looks like the area you can touch is not always the same size.
There is a lot of randomness in the game, making luck an important factor. On one run I was completely lost and got run over by the Nazis. On the next run it was a breeze. The difference is sometimes big.
Did 3 quests and despite the above it is actually a fun game and worth the investment up to now.
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The Cut - 9 November 2012
Welcome to this instalment of The Cut, the AGCSA's weekly email newsletter. In this edition we pay tribute to one of the true gentlemen of the Australian turf industry who last week retired after 52 years and look at the interesting addition to the landscape at Palmer Coolum Resort which will play host to the 2012 Australian PGA Championships in a little over a month's time. Enjoy the read...
Mighty Mick bids farewell after incredible 52 years
One of the true gentlemen of the Australian turf industry, Mick O'Shannessy (pictured), has retired after an incredible 52 years in the profession. The 65-year-old AGCSA member finished up as course superintendent at Hidden Valley Golf & Country Club just north of Melbourne last Wednesday, signalling the end of a turf management career that began back in 1961.
Brought up in Dandenong, O'Shannessy left school at the age of 14 and was offered a job at Keysborough Golf Club working under Horrie Brown who oversaw the construction of the course and held the position of superintendent from 1948 to 1981. O'Shannessy spent over 14 years at Keysborough before stints at Tirhatuan Lakes Golf Course, Waverley Golf Club (private) and then managing his own business.
In 1993 O'Shannessy changed tacks when he took over as curator at the old AFL Park in Waverley. During that time he reconstructed the ground and brought it back up to a standard to host the AFL's elite players for eight seasons. (Legend has it that Mick once cut the entire two-hectare AFL Park oval ahead of an AFL match with a Scott Bonnar walk-behind!)
In 2000 O'Shannessy jumped at the opportunity to be involved in the construction of the new Hidden Valley Golf Course development just outside of Wallan, north of Melbourne, with Densal. Built on the site of former horse stud and famous for its island green on the par 3 18th (pictured below), O'Shannessy oversaw the course construction and together with a small hardworking maintenance team saw the course develop and mature over the past decade.
Hidden Valley's signature hole, the par 3 18th
"Hidden Valley has been a great experience and Densal has been an excellent company to work for," O'Shannessy told The Cut this week. "It has been wonderful to see what was once a collection of horse paddocks develop into the championship golf course it has over the years."
Throughout his career O'Shannessy developed a reputation as one of the hardest working superintendents/turf managers around and combined with his infectious trademark smile and love for the profession he won many admirers. O'Shannessy says he has no firm plans yet regarding his retirement, but is looking forward to spending more time with his three (soon to be four) grandchildren. Chances are, however, that he won't be too much of a stranger to the industry and has already been offered to do a bit of work at the new Chirnside Park Golf Club development in Lilydale if he so wishes.
The AGCSA sincerely congratulates Mick, a long-time supporter of both the AGCSA and VGCSA, on a sterling career and wishes him a very happy, healthy, prosperous and well-deserved retirement. On ya Mick!
2013 Twin Waters Trade Exhibition on general sale
As of Monday (12 November 2012), booths for the 2013 Australian Turfgrass Conference Trade Exhibition will go on general sale. To date, only AGCSA Partner Recognition Programme members, AGCSA trade members and companies that exhibited at the 2012 Melbourne show have been allowed to book space.
Already well over half of the exhibition floorspace has been snapped up so the AGCSA encourages those companies that have yet to secure a booth to do so now to avoid disappointment.
Booths remaining as of 9 November 2012 are: 9, 10, 13, 14, 18, 22, 29, 30, 32-36.
Next year's conference and trade exhibition will be held at Twin Waters Resort on the Sunshine Coast from 23-28 June. The two-day trade exhibition will be one of the central components of the week and provides a perfect opportunity for companies to promote their products and services to the industry. Click here to download a trade exhibition application form, or contact AGCSA general manager Peter Frewin or events and education manager Simone Staples.
Pros to tee up under the gaze of T-Rex
The Australian PGA Championships on the Sunshine Coast is well renowned among Tour players as being one of the more laid back and enjoyable tournaments on the circuit. The weather, the location, the course and in recent years the tight finishes have all meant it has been a popular event for both player and spectator alike, but when the event returns from 13-16 December this year there will be one rather interesting addition to the landscape...
As the photo above shows, in recent days an 8m high, 20m long, 1.7 tonne Tyrannosaurus Rex has been erected outside the front of the Palmer Coolum Resort clubhouse (between the 9th green and 10th tee), as billionaire owner and mining magnate Clive Palmer embarks on an audacious plan to develop the world's largest dinosaur park. According to recent reports in the Sunshine Coast Daily newspaper, Palmer, who kicked out former managers Hyatt earlier in the year after acquiring the resort in 2011, plans on adding up to 160 of the creatures around the course and resort. Click here to read the Sunshine Coast Daily report and related articles.
It was also reported this week that Palmer has bought Sea Temple Golf and Country Club in Port Douglas for $7 million. Sea Temple, which is currently maintained by Turnpoint with AGCSA member Alec Ross as course superintendent, joins Coolum (superintendent Dean Henderson) and Gold Coast-based clubs Colonial (superintendent Mark Hauff) and Robina Woods (superintendent Glenn Beauclerc) in the Palmer stable.
And speaking of blokes with a lot of money...
It will be 35 years ago next week that The Australian Golf Club hosted the 1977 Australian Open, its first major tournament following the complete redevelopment of the course by golf legend Jack Nicklaus. AGCSA president and Coolangatta & Tweed Heads Golf Club superintendent Peter Lonergan stumbled across the following article on an online golf forum this week which appeared in the November 16, 1977 edition of The Australian Women's Weekly of all magazines outlining the work undertaken at the prestigious Sydney course, which was driven by then club member and media magnate Kerry Packer.
The article, written by Nicholas Fox, has some classic quotes and turns of phrase. It lauds the new "Pentcross bent", a "special type of grass" and reports that "The Australian had a ground staff of nine, but at the height of the $1 million remodelling this swelled to 85." Click here to download the article.
The article might make interesting reading for the club's current course superintendent and AGCSA member Phil Beal (pictured right) who is presently overseeing another significant chapter in the club's history. This winter saw the club embark on the complete reconstruction of all 18 greens and surrounds with the new surfaces projected to be back in play come March 2013 (see below a 25 October aerial photo, courtesy of Nearmap, showing the ongoing works – the clubhouse is to the left and first green to the far right). Keep an eye out for an article in a future edition of Australian Turfgrass Management Journal.
'Experimentalist' Penbo departs DAFF turf team
Last week signalled the end of affable turf experimentalist Jon Penberthy's tenure with the Queensland Department of Agriculture, Fisheries & Forestry's (DAFF) Turf Research team at Redlands. As was reported back in the 14 September edition of The Cut, the Redlands facility was victim of the Queensland State Government's sweeping public sector cuts, with more than 25 staff members, including Penberthy (pictured) and lifestyle horticulture team head Matt Roche, told their positions were to go. Penberthy, a former golf course superintendent at Gainsborough Greens and Tewantin Noosa golf clubs and a past AGCSA board member, finished up last Friday (2 November), with remaining staff set to finish up at various times during the coming month.
Penberthy held the role of Turf Experimentalist - Technical Officer at Redlands for five years during which time his professionalism and golf course experience significantly strengthened Redlands' experimental capabilities. He was heavily involved in a number of projects including Management Guidelines for New Warm-Season Grasses in Australia (HAL Project TU05001), Traffic Tolerance of Warm-Season Turfgrasses under Community Sportsfield Conditions (HAL Project TU08018), Ryegrass Transitioning in Couch Turf (HAL Project TU10015) with STI (Aust.) and maintenance of the Redlands warm-season turfgrass collection (HAL Project TU09002). The future of the Redlands facility is still uncertain, however, negotiations are ongoing to keep the 'Living Library' collection which houses over 170 different varieties of warm-season turfgrass.
Jim Porter takes over Holmesglen TAFE role
Jim Porter (pictured) has been appointed by Holmesglen TAFE in Melbourne as head of its turf management section. The former Royal Melbourne Golf Club course superintendent of 20-plus years has been working as a sessional teacher since the start of 2012 and replaces Brett Chivers who recently departed to join Globe as a turf client manager. Porter will start his new role on 19 November and can be contacted on 0418 587 916 or email email@example.com
Heading to San Diego in 2013...?
The AGCSA is interested to know how many Australian turf industry practitioners and representatives are planning on heading over to the 2013 GCSAA Education Conference and Golf Industry Show which will be held in San Diego from 4-8 February. At last year's Las Vegas show the AGCSA organised a get-together for Australian delegates and we are looking at doing something similar again should numbers be sufficient. If you are intending on heading Stateside for the 2013 conference, please contact AGCSA general manager Peter Frewin by email firstname.lastname@example.com
Australian Turfgrass Management - Volume 14.6
The November-December 2012 edition of Australian Turfgrass Management Journal (Volume 14.6) is out now. As the image (right) shows this edition's cover story focuses on bowls, more specifically the upcoming 2012 World Championships to be held at Lockleys and Holdfast Bay bowling clubs in Adelaide from 24 November to 9 December.
ATM editor Brett Robinson catches up with greenkeepers Brad Porter and Kevin Lewis to look at their preparations and also discovers that one of the turf industry's own – Grange Bowling Club greenkeeper Wayne Ruediger – will be part of the 10-strong Australian team which enters the tournament as one of the favourites. Elsewhere in Vol. 14.6 of ATM:
Tony Ireland Stadium curator Paul Sanson recounts his wicket and oval preparations for the recent Under-19 ICC Cricket World Cup;
Bonnie Doon Golf Club course superintendent David Scaife looks back at the first stage of the club's reconstruction works;
A group of Melbourne course superintendents reflect on their 25-day study tour of the US, UK and mainland Europe;
John Neylan looks at nematode management in the latest instalment of his column;
ATM editor Brett Robinson reviews the recent Perth International; and
All the latest state reports, news from around the trade, AGCSATech Update and The Pulse which this edition looks at staff discipline.
Please note if you have not renewed your AGCSA membership for the 2012-2013 financial year you will not receive this edition of Australian Turfgrass Management Journal. To ensure you keep receiving your copy, renew your membership by contacting AGCSA membership manager Lyndel Conway on (03) 9548 8600 or email email@example.com
If you have any story ideas, news, photos or items of interest for Australian Turfgrass Management Journal, don't hesitate to contact editor Brett Robinson on (03) 9548 8600, 0434 144 779 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Click here to subscribe to Australian Turfgrass Management Journal.
Bookshop - Rootzones, Sands and Topdressing
The AGCSA has a number of copies of Dr Stephen Baker's 'Rootzones, Sands and Topdressing Materials for Sports Turf' published the STRI (UK). The quality of a sporting surface heavily relies on the soil or growing medium used in its construction and this 112-page book packs in more than 25 years of research conducted by the UK's leading turf body. Chapters include characterisation of sands, rootzones and topdressing; sources and properties of sands; sands and sand-dominated rootzones in sports turf construction; soils for cricket pitches and tennis courts, topdressing; supply, testing and ordering of materials; and guidelines for sands, rootzones and topdressing material. AGCSA members can pick up a copy for just $42 (non-members $58). To order contact Lyndel Conway at the AGCSA or call (03) 9548 8600.
To see what other books the AGCSA currently has in stock or can order in, please click here.
Other News
Good luck to...
... the following AGCSA and state superintendent association members who are preparing their courses for major events in the coming week.
Dunheved Golf Club, NSW (superintendent John Berry, pictured top): Dunheved Legends Pro-Am, 12 Nov.
Woodlands Golf Club, VIC (superintendent Rod Tatt, pictured second from top): Betstar Melbourne Golf Invitational Pro-Am, 12 Nov.
Richmond Golf Club, NSW (superintendent Mark Williams): Richmond Coca-Cola Pro-Am, 13 Nov.
Eastlake Golf Club, NSW (superintendent Nathan Bradbury): John Newell Mazda Eastlake Legends Pro-Am, 13 Nov.
Gungahlin Lakes Golf Club, (superintendent Shane Dawson), Gold Creek Country Club (superintendent Scott Harris, pictured middle) & Federal Golf Club (superintendent Mark Thomson) all ACT: Men's & Women's ACT Senior Amateur Championships, 13-15 Nov.
Moonah Links, VIC (superintendent Kyle Wilson): Australian Mid-Amateur Championships, 14-16 Nov.
Kingston Heath Golf Club, VIC (superintendent Hayden Mead, pictured second from bottom): Talisker Masters, 15-18 Nov.
Royal Hobart Golf Club, TAS (superintendent Steve Lewis, pictured bottom): Women's Tas Senior Amateur and Women's 72-hole Stroke Play Championships, 18-20 Nov.
If you have a major event coming up at your club and would like it mentioned in The Cut, or if you have recently held a major event and would likes to share some photos of your course with fellow readers of The Cut, then please email details to AGCSA editor Brett Robinson
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Tuesday, July 3, 2012 at 4:00pm
Illinois Prairie District Public Library
Metamora Branch Library
Metamora, Illinois
The July 3, 2012 regular meeting of the IPDPL Board of Trustees was called to order at the Metamora Branch Library in Metamora, IL at 4:00pm. Board trustees present were Buhr, Hicks, Kramer, Pugh, Rush, Weddle and Zoss. Director Fredericksen was also present, and Carol Wood present as a visitor. The minutes of the June 5, 2012 meeting were reviewed, with one slight change under H. in the Action Items; Weddle's name was amended to be correctly spelled in the motion he seconded in that action item. Buhr made a motion which was seconded by Kramer to correct the spelling; the motion passed.
A public hearing was opened on the tentative budget of $1,093,699.70 for FY 2012/2013. No comments were forthcoming and the public hearing was closed.
A. Ordinance 12-1: Regular Meeting Dates--This ordinance states the dates and places of Board meetings in the coming year. Pugh moved to accept the dates; Buhr seconded the motion and it passed, and the document was signed.
B. Ordinance 12-2: Building Maintenance Tax--The District can ask for building maintenance tax funds at a .02% tax rate. Pugh made a motion to levy that amount; Kramer seconded the motion and it passed.
C. Ordinance 12-3: Banking designation--This ordinance notifies where the District banks. Pugh moved to accept the ordinance; Hicks seconded and it passed.
D. Ordinance 12-4: Special Reserve Fund--This ordinance announced the existence of the special reserve fund plan. Buhr moved to accept it; Pugh seconded and it passed.
E. Ordinance 12-5: Special Reserve Fund plan: This ordinance describes the special reserve fund plan and what it entails. Weddle moved to approve it; Kramer seconded it and the motion passed.
F. Germantown Hills site: Fredericksen informed the Board that all guidelines and qualifications for the state grant were met in our application, but that we did not receive it. Fredericksen will find out where we placed in the order of the list of those who were considered. In viewing different options for funding the new Germantown Hills library, it was decided that Doug Pfeiffer should do an assessment of the Jubilee store to have in hand known costs of renovation in comparison to the new building program, and accept a proposal from Dewberry for our next step. Hicks moved to approve this assessment and proposal; Weddle seconded. The motion passed, with 1 nay.
G. Health insurance: Fredericksen presented a hand-out of current health insurance rates.
H. Staff evaluation: Staff evaluations and how they would be carried out in a small library district was discussed at length. Fredericksen will present a schedule to us next month for doing evaluations; Kramer moved to approve this idea, Hicks seconded and it passed.
I. Charge to Hometown Community Bank account: Kramer moved that the HCB account be charged $1,062.50 for expenses incurred in paying Fred Schlipf for work he did on the Roanoke project. Buhr seconded the motion and it passed.
J. Supplemental tax review: Reviewing the various kinds of taxes available to district libraries was required as part of our per capita grant application, and was included in our information packet.
K. Beginning wage salary scale: Tabled.
L. OCLC contract: This contract renewal includes a flat fee of $6,675 for maintaining our district's online service and lending provisions and abilities. Hicks made a motion to approve renewing the contract; Buhr seconded and the motion carried.
M. Working cash fund: Kramer moved that the Board dissolve working cash and levy for it again; Hicks seconded the motion and it passed.
N. Roanoke retaining wall: The retaining wall at the north end of the parking lot at Roanoke has crumbled. Lonewolf Concrete has given us an estimate of $9,230 to fix it. Buhr moved that we have Lonewolf Concrete do the repairs to the wall; Zoss seconded and the motion passed. Kramer moved that this be paid for out of maintenance and then be reimbursed from the HCB account. Weddle seconded the motion and it passed.
Policy review was tabled.
Weddle moved that we pay the bills and requisitions; Kramer seconded the motion and it passed. The meeting was adjourned. The next regular meeting of the IPDPL will be Tuesday, August 7, 2012 at 4:00pm at the Benson Branch Library in Benson, IL.Library Board home page
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MEMBERSHIP INTERESTS ASSIGNMENT AND ASSUMPTION by Steadfast Income REIT, Inc.
Company: Steadfast Income REIT, Inc.
SEC Type: EX-10.4
SIC Code: 6798
SIC Industry: REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUSTS
Date Filed: 2013-01-07
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Date Filed:01/07/2013
THIS MEMBERSHIP INTERESTS ASSIGNMENT AND ASSUMPTION (this "Assignment") is made and entered into effective for all purposes and in all respects as of the 31st day of December, 2012, by and between GARY L. SCHOTTENSTEIN, an individual, and BRETT KAUFMAN, an individual (collectively, "Assignor") and SIR HILLIARD GRAND, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company ("Assignee").
A. Assignor is the owner of 100% of the membership interests ("Membership Interests") in HILLIARD GRAND APARTMENTS, LLC, an Ohio limited liability company (the "Company"), the fee simple property owner of that certain land with a multifamily residential project commonly known as Hilliard Grand, consisting of 314 units situated thereon, located at 5399 Grand Drive, Dublin, Ohio 43016. The Company exists as of the date hereof as an Ohio limited liability company pursuant to that certain Certificate of Formation filed with the Secretary of State of the State of Ohio on January 5, 2010, and is governed by that certain Operating Agreement of Hilliard Grand Apartments, LLC, effective as of January 5, 2010 (as may be amended, the "Operating Agreement").
B. Assignor is the sole member of the Company and owns all of the limited liability company interests in the Company.
C. Assignor is conveying various assets to Assignee on even date herewith (including, without limitation, the "Assigned Interest" (as hereinafter defined)) pursuant to that certain Purchase and Sale Agreement and Joint Escrow Instructions, dated as of November 2, 2012, by and between Assignor and Assignee (as may be amended from time to time, the "Purchase Agreement").
D. In connection with the transactions described above and in the Purchase Agreement, Assignor desires to transfer and assign to Assignee the Assigned Interest effective as of the date hereof, and Assignee desires to accept the transfer and assignment of the Assigned Interest upon the terms and conditions provided herein.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the foregoing, of the mutual promises set forth herein, and other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which hereby is acknowledged, it is hereby agreed as follows:
Section 1. Definitions. As used herein, the term "Assigned Interest" means all of the Membership Interests in the Company held by Assignor, and all rights, title and privileges of Assignor relating thereto, which also constitutes 100% of the "Percentage Interests" (as such term is defined in the Operating Agreement), including, without limitation, all rights to all capital, profits, losses, allocations and distributions, and rights to vote and grant or withhold consents and other rights and privileges under the Operating Agreement and the Ohio Limited Liability Company Act appurtenant to Assignor's Membership Interests assigned hereby.
Section 2. Assignment and Acceptance. Assignor does hereby transfer, assign and deliver unto Assignee, and Assignee does hereby accept the transfer, assignment and delivery of, the Assigned Interest. Assignee hereby accepts the Assigned Interest and hereby assumes all obligations and liabilities arising or accruing in connection with the Assigned Interest from and after the date hereof.
Section 3. Joinder to Operating Agreement. By execution of this Assignment, Assignee shall be deemed joined as a party to the Operating Agreement and shall be bound by all of the terms and conditions thereof as if Assignee had executed the Operating Agreement. It is the intention of the parties that immediately after giving effect to the consummation of the transactions contemplated by this Assignment that Assignee shall be the sole member of the Company.
Section 4. Survival; Representations. This Assignment is being delivered by Assignor and Assignee pursuant to Section 10.1.1 and 10.2 of the Purchase Agreement, respectively, and is given in accordance with the requirements of the Purchase Agreement. The obligations of the parties thereunder, including any representations and warranties made by the parties therein, shall survive the closing of the transaction of the Purchase Agreement as provided therein.
Section 5. Incorporation of Recitals. The recitals set forth herein are hereby incorporated by reference and made a part of this Assignment.
Section 6. Further Assurances. Each of the parties agrees to and shall execute and deliver further assurances of the transfer, assignment and delivery of the Assigned Interest, and the acceptance and assignment of the same, as the other party shall reasonably request to effectuate the terms of this Assignment.
Section 7. Interpretation. This Assignment shall be governed and construed in accordance with the internal laws of the State of Ohio, without regard to conflicts of interest considerations.
Section 8. Miscellaneous. The captions in this Assignment are inserted for convenience only, and do not define, describe or limit the scope or intent of this Assignment or the provisions hereof. Assignor and Assignee agree that this Assignment shall be interpreted and construed in accordance with its plain meaning and without reliance upon, or implication, inference or assumption arising from, the fact that this Assignment may have been drafted, in whole or in part, for or on behalf of any party hereto. This Assignment represents the parties' entire understanding with respect to its subject matter and supersedes all prior communications, understandings and agreements with respect thereto. This Assignment may be executed in one or more counterparts, each of which shall be deemed to be an original, and all of which together shall constitute one and the same instrument. This Assignment shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of Assignor and Assignee and their respective successors and assigns. If any term or provision of this Assignment or the application thereof to any persons or circumstances shall, to any extent, be invalid or unenforceable, the remainder of this Assignment or the application of such term or provision to the persons or circumstances other than those as to which are held invalid or unenforceable shall not be affected thereby, and each term and provision of this Assignment shall be valid and enforceable to the fullest extent permitted by law.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Assignment effective as of the date first written above.
/s/ Gary L. Schottenstein
GARY L. SCHOTTENSTEIN, an individual
/s/ Brett Kaufman
BRETT KAUFMAN, an individual
a Delaware limited liability company
By: STEADFAST INCOME ADVISOR, LLC,
a Delaware limited liability company,
Its Manager
/s/ Ella S. Neyland
Ella S. Neyland
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Go to the Imperial Army station near Pitik Port and conduct a search. Take the Otto's Research Report back to Otto Bryan.
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The next problem is a bit more troublesome...
In fact, this research was initiated by the Rebel Army, but it also brought attention from the Imperial Army. Many research instruments and records have already been confiscated...
This includes some very important information. This information will allow me to conclude my current research.
In short, can you help me get back my research report?! I believe this report must still be in the Imperial Army station near the village.
You really can't find out where the research report is?
How is that possible? I'm sure that it was taken by the Imperial Army!
That's right. This is the research report!
However, from the facilities that you mentioned, it sounds like the situation is not good.
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After much work in the evening this week I got all my boards for the top milled up and I am jazzed they came out pretty square and flat Given the length of the boards I am counting that a pretty good success.
Maybe this is being overly nitpicky but given the expense of the project it terms of my time and money I wanted to get everyones opinion before I drive on
I milled up all my top boards and the width of the rear table with 7 boards is 10 7/8 or 1/4 shy of the plan dimensions. I think I have 2 choices. The easiest is to leave it at that and make the gap stop a 1/4 inch thicker.
The other choice is to either get another 8/8 board or mill the smallest board down some more and get an eight piece of 4/4 maple
Any recommendations as the best coarse of action.
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Rear Top Width
Started by Kevmc , Feb 01 2012 09:26 PM
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Posted 01 February 2012 - 09:26 PM
Posted 01 February 2012 - 09:35 PM
Making the gap stop 1/4" is certainly a good way to deal with this. Another option to consider it to make the whole bench 1/4" shallower.
Posted 01 February 2012 - 10:45 PM
if it were my bench, i'd just make the gap stop thicker. 1/4" wont have a huge impact.
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Posted 02 February 2012 - 06:44 AM
I wouldn't get too wrapped up in following the plan dimensions and instead just go with what you have for the back slab. If it makes you feel better to have everything to plan dimensions then make the gap stop wider by the needed amount, but otherwise there's no compelling reason to go out of your way to do so.
Posted 02 February 2012 - 07:28 AM
I agree with everybody, don't stress about hitting the plan dimensions exactly on the top size. Of course, there are places where the dimensions matter, but this isn't one of them.
A wider gap stop is a good solution, but if you haven't milled up your front slab yet you could always add the 1/4" to the front slab too. Of course, that changes the endcap slightly.
A wider gap stop is a good solution, but if you haven't milled up your front slab yet you could always add the 1/4" to the front slab too. Of course, that changes the endcap slightly.
Posted 02 February 2012 - 01:00 PM
Go with whatever you want here. There are no rules to these dimensions. See what size you can utilize best and go with that. Note:: If you use jorgensen cabinet clamps you are going to want you gap stop to be a little bigger, being thatt there jaws are a little wider than Jet and Bessey. I think I am going with a 2 1/4" gap stop to accomodate. I don't want to be in the middle of a glue-up and have to fight with getting a clamp through a tight hole. I don't even know yet what size my bench is going to be and I am making legs at the present time. Just follow the progression of steps as Marc shows and it doesn't really matter what size the bench is because you will marking everything that follows off of what is already completed, if of course, you are building the base first.
Posted 02 February 2012 - 01:20 PM
I'd make the gap stop 1/4" thicker.
The thicker gap may be an advantage in dropping clamps into the slot.
The thicker gap may be an advantage in dropping clamps into the slot.
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