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England head coach Anna Mayes has warned England to cut out the errors in Saturday's Commonwealth Games semi-final against New Zealand (10am).
A 69-27 defeat of Barbados in their final Pool B match saw England - whose squad features Team Bath pair Serena Guthrie and Stacey Francis - end the group stages at Glasgow 2014 with four wins out of five.
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Mayes said: "It was good to get a comprehensive win in terms of scoreline but I am disappointed with the sheer volume of errors.
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"Saying that when you are playing against a lesser team you get more possession and you are more likely to make errors.
"However we have to be more clinical. We need to ensure we are clinical across the 60 minutes because we saw what happened in the Australia game
"We have got a great team that is feeling very confident about what they are delivering on. We have got 12 athletes who are in form and it is causing us a great headache.
"But that is exactly what we wanted. We have 12 athletes who at any point can take to the court and do England proud. This is what athletes prepare for and coaches build a programme for."
Goal attack Rachel Dunn, a former Team Bath player, added: "We got the points on the board but there is a lot we need to work on still. We need to be more clinical, we made too many errors and we need to finish it off more.
"When it comes to New Zealand, any errors they are going to gobble them up. You get punished much more. Against Australia we only had 15 errors and it was such a close game.
"The more errors you make the more times you give them the ball and you don't want to be giving New Zealand that much ball. It is massively exciting though and the next things is a massive semi-final."


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Lions want Watkins? Mock with Rams/Lions trade
I've heard lots of buzz the past few days about the Lions being interested in Sammy Watkins. Is this legit or just smoke, who knows. I figure that if the Lions do have interest in Watkins though, #2 is where they would need to get to in order to draft him. So I've tried to do a mini mock with a couple Rams trades to see how it works out.
1. Hou- J. Clowney
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- Rams receive #10, #45, #189, 2015 First round pick
Det- S Watkins
3. Jax- K. Mack
4. Cle- J. Manziel
5. Oak- G. Robinson
- Rams receive #6
- Falcons receive #10, #75
Stl- J. Matthews
So, in the end with this scenario, the Rams would have Jake Matthews, #13, #44, #45, #110, #188, #214, #226, #241, #249, #250 and Detroit's 2015 1st round pick.
I honestly see the Vikings, Bills, and Lions as the most likely trade partners for the Rams because they are currently on the outside looking in of where the elite players are. Minnesota would be looking for a Qb, Buffalo for K. mack, and Detroit for Watkins. If we could pull off a trade with one of them, and then trade back into the top 6-7, I think that would be a best case scenario.
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I'm not sure I see that happening. Not so much the down to 10 part, which I would not be happy with, its the moving up to the Falcons. The Falcon's line stinks and I think they would stay put and take Matthews if they couldn't get their hands on Clowney and Mack. Think if we did drop to 10 we could take either Lewan/Gilbert/Evans, or even Donald there.
I don't like that scenerio rather stay in the 1-6 range, 7 at the lowest.
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I would be happy with that trade scenario but I would not trade back up...
Hopefully Lewan is there at 10 if not we go with BPA that fits our needs and use some of our low end picks to move back up into the 4th or 5th round later in the draft that is how I envision this thing. As I said before I like this draft allot and not just the top 7 guys so for me it is all good and we got our 2015 first rounder with a bonus 2nd & 4th for this year! That would be amazing to me, hope Les can pull it off!
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Not happening. If the Rams feel Jake Matthews is their guy and is a "cant miss" prospect, they won't play games and drop down so far only to try to come up again. Too madden-esque.
The lowest I bet they'll drop (if they are truly interested in Matthews' services) are 4 or 6, and they'd have to grade Matthews, Robinson, Watkins, and Mack very similar as any of these guys could be the choice.
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if i replace the old 6 speed 13-28t freewheel on a bike and replace it with a 7 speed 13-28t freewheel will my old derailleur still work? they are both shimano
if i replace the old 6 speed 13-28t freewheel on a bike and replace it with a 7 speed 13-28t freewheel will my old derailleur still work? they are both shimano
you got friction shifters?
they are convertible between friction and index
Should work fine. You may need to adjust the spacing on the rear axle in order to have the RD travel smoothly to the smallest cog. I had this issue when replacing an old Suntour 6 speed freewheel with a new Shimano 6 speed. The new Shimano was a little wider and caused a minor issue. No big deal to fix it. You can run your shifters in friction mode and have no issues, or you might be able to squeeze out another shift with your shifters. I had Suntour Accushifters on a Schwinn and I was told that you can get the seventh shift, but there will be no click or detent.
If you add a spacer to the right side a small adjustment in wheel dish will also be necessary.
Most rear deraileurs sold in bike shops today start out at 8 speeds, so chances are your deraileur will accomodate the shift just fine (having a deraileur with a higher gearing range than you need is generally OK; as long as you don't have a 6 speed deraileur, in this case, you will be fine). Your shifters, however, may still be 6 speed and may or may not accomodate that 7th shift in indexing mode (as others have pointed out). If you have any urge at all to upgrade shifters at all (i.e. from downtube to bar-end, or from bar-end to brake lever shifters), now might be a good time to do that, since you are upgrading your gears, too. Generally, Shimano shifters will be compatible with Shimano freewheels, except when it comes to Dura-Ace (either all Dura Ace or none at all is the general rule). I would also try to get shifters that exactly match your gearing in the back (I just got 8 speed barend shifters for my 6 speed bicycle, and I'm having a heckuva time getting that indexing to work).
what width hub were 8 speed freewheels intended to work with?
1) Disconnect your rear derailleur by loosining the cable stop on the rear deralleur then set your bar ends to the smallest rear cog setting (highest rear gear)
2)Your rear derailleur should not be connected to it's control cable and in the highest gear position, with the chain on the smallest cog.
3) Screw the barrel adjustment on the rear derailleur all the way in and then unscrew it one and one half turns.
4) Connect the control cable back to the rear derailleur. (tighten the cable nut)
5) test the shifting of the rear derailleur by running through the gears. (Note that you may want to move the derailer to the 7 or 8 sprocket, the ones neares your rear wheel, but your inside limit on the rear deraiieur will not allow this.)
You now have a 6 speed freewheel controled by an 8 speed bar end.
You may have to fine tune, by unscrewing or screwing the rear deraileur barrel adjustment, so as to get the"perfect" non grinding position of the rear deraileur. Do not consider yourself with changing your 6 speed chain.
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For 7-speed freewheels, add spacers to the axle till you reach the magic number of 37 mm from the shoulder on the hub flange where the freewheel body seats to the face of the locknut. This allows the locknut to protrude 3 mm beyond the outer face of the outer (smallest) cog. This in turn will give about 1 mm of clearance between the chain and the dropout. (When you shift off the smallest cog, the chain tilts out first, before it moves inboard to the next larger cog -- you need the millimetre to keep the outer plate from scraping the chainstay [Edit: seatsay I mean!] during that tilt.)
After assembling the axle, spacers, and locknut finger tight, screw the freewheel on gently and check for that crucial 3 mm before you tighten everything down.
Locating the freewheel as far to the right as possible allows for mininum asymmetry ("dish") which gives a stronger wheel.
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At a time when small family businesses are becoming a scarce commodity, we work long, hard hours to build a feeling of family between ourselves, our clients and guests. Our approach, somewhat unique in this frenzied world of giant corporations and dot.com businesses, has made for success. Success measured not in "net return on investment" but in friendships and lasting relationships, in the smiles and laughter of excited children in summer and the quiet, peaceful return of our beloved "snowbirds" each winter.
Mixon Properties Resort Rentals offers you affordably priced and luxurious accommodations at "the World's Most Beautiful Beach." Aside from the great deals, we also offer you friendly, courteous, one-on-one service and the opportunity to become a part of our family.
Mixon Properties Resort Rentals, Inc. has been providing property management services for Panama City Beach Owners for the past twenty years. When we began back in 1991 we operated under the laws of the Florida Real Estate Commission. In 1996 the laws changed and we switched to operating under the state's department of Public Lodging. We can proudly state that we have never had a complaint filed against us under either entity. We continue to operate our owner trust accounts in basically the same manner as provided for under the state's real estate laws. All funds due to owners are paid in a timely manner with a full accounting monthly. Our previous expertise was in consumer banking and financial services. We adhere strictly to our fiduciary responsibilities. Our main focus is on the Thomas Dr. area but we are considering branching out to the Middle Beaches area. We offer personalized, hands-on management at competitive rates.
Dirtbuster Cleaning and Maintenance handles all of our housekeeping and routine repair needs. This is also a family owned and operated company started in 1976 by Robin's parents as a commercial cleaning company. In 1988 they moved to Panama City Beach and branched out into condo cleaning and maintenance. This was how we first became interested in property management. Even after all these years, every one of us still jumps in and cleans if the circumstances call for it. We know all about cleaning vacation rentals from a bottom up perspective.
Michael L. Mixon is a licensed Florida Real Estate Broker doing business as Mixon Realty. He is a member of the Bay County Association of Realtors, the Florida Association of Realtors and the National Association of Realtor. As such, he has access to the Multiple Listing Service which covers all of Bay County and surrounding areas from Port St. Joe to Destin. If you are interested in buying or selling real estate or long term rental or property management, let Mixon Realty assist you.


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City Hall hours for the public are changing in January as part of cost-cutting measures approved this month by the City Council.
As of Jan. 2, City Hall, at 23200 Gratiot, will be open 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday-Thursday and closed on Friday.
The new schedule follows renegotiated contracts with city unions that will help the city reduce costs while still making City Hall available to the public, City Manager Steve Duchane said in a statement.
For information, go to www.cityofeastpointe.net or call 586-445-5016.
Orientation, training offered for volunteers to teach adult literacy
The nonprofit Macomb Literacy Partners is offering orientation and training next year for anyone interested in becoming a volunteer tutor to help teach adults basic literacy skills or English as a second language.
The orientation is 2-3 p.m. or 7-8 p.m. Jan. 10. Tutor training sessions will take place 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Feb. 2 and 9. The location is Wayne State-Macomb Education Center, 16480 Hall Road in Clinton Township.
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Habitat for Humanity's Women Build team looking for helpers
The Macomb County Habitat for Humanity's Women Build team, which is completing its 10th home in the upcoming months, is looking for volunteers.
The latest home is being built on Continental Street in Warren. More than 30 volunteers will have worked on the house from start to finish.
No experience is necessary for volunteers, and more seasoned volunteers can teach newcomers.
To help, go to www.macombhabitat.org or contact Ruselda Johnson at 586-263-1540, ext. 102, or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Seminar to address Social Security, Medicare, veterans benefits, more
Macomb County Senior Citizen Services will host a free seminar Jan. 16 for adults turning 65 or who are newly disabled and placed on Medicare.
Topics include Social Security, veterans benefits, Medicaid, bridge card, Medicare Parts A, B and D, Medicare Advantage and Low Income Subsidy. Presenters also will field questions. Light refreshments will be served.
The "Happy Birthday 65" seminar will take place 2:30-4:30 p.m. at the VerKuilen Building Senior Auditorium, 21885 Dunham Road (Entrance C).
Registration is required. Call 586-469-6313 or go to www.macombgov.org/seniorservices.
Mich. Air National Guard commander promoted
Michigan Air National Guard Cmdr. Leonard Isabelle Jr. has been promoted to the rank of brigadier general.
The West Bloomfield area resident has been a member of the Michigan Air National Guard for 25 years.
In August, Isabelle was selected to serve as the commander of the Guard and chief of staff of its Joint Force Headquarters based in Lansing.
Prior to that, he served as the 127th Operations Group commander at Selfridge Air National Guard Base in Harrison Township, as well as an F16 aircraft instructor pilot, the 127th Operations Support Flight commander and the 127th Maintenance Squadron commander.
Isabelle also works as a United Airlines pilot.
Volunteers sought to open, close access gates at nature center
Oakland County Parks and Recreation seeks volunteers to open or close access gates at the Red Oaks Nature Center.
Evenings and Saturday and Sunday morning time slots are available. Volunteers must be willing to commit to the same time slot each week.
Attendance at a Jan. 9 volunteer orientation is required. The orientation is 6:45-8 p.m. at the Red Oaks Nature Center.
Experience is not required.
For information, call 248-975-9717 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
For additional volunteer opportunities, go to www.destinationoakland.com or find Oakland County Parks and Recreation on Facebook.
Exhibit on largely unknown chapter of Jewish history now on display
A new exhibit called "Lives of the Great Patriotic War" is on display until Jan. 27 at the Holocaust Memorial Center Zekelman Family Campus.
The exhibit details a largely unknown chapter of Jewish history -- the participation of 500,000 Soviet Jewish soldiers in World War II in the fight against the Nazis. It is presented in cooperation with the Michigan Association of Russian Speaking Jewry in America.
The exhibit features wartime diary and letter excerpts, reproductions of archival photographs and documents and oral testimonies from the soldiers.
The Holocaust Memorial Center is at 28123 Orchard Lake Road. It is open 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday-Thursday and 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Friday.
Fathers group introduced at elementary school
The Watch DOGS (Dads of Great Students) program, recognized by the U.S. Department of Education and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, has been introduced at Walker-Winter Elementary School in the Wayne-Westland Community Schools district.
The goal of the program is to have male role models spend at least one day at the school to provide an extra set of eyes and ears, according to a news release.
The school hosted its first Dads and Kids Pizza Night on Dec. 5, and more than 100 dads attended. The men also will monitor the school property and mentor kids in small groups.
Watch DOGS was started by the National Center for Fathering.
Christmas dinner at city's senior activity center is open to all
A free True Meaning of Christmas dinner is set for noon-3 p.m. Tuesday at the City of Taylor's William Ford Senior Activity Center, 6750 Troy.
The meal is open to everyone, especially those who are alone, less fortunate or hungry.
This will be the 14th year that members of the Domski family offer the dinner -- a tradition that started when the family chose to end its annual gift exchange and put the money toward a meal for anyone to enjoy. Last year, more than 300 people ate dinner.
Taylor's Ford Center is at 6750 Troy, west of Telegraph Road and north of Ecorse Road.
The meal will include turkey and all the trimmings, ham, white and sweet potatoes, gravy, corn, salad, beverages and desserts.
Those who cannot arrange transportation can call for a free ride in advance or on the day of the event at 313-291-7740.
City's Police Department welcomes 6 new officers into its ranks
The Dearborn Police Department welcomed six new officers last week to join its ranks of more than 200 sworn officers.
The new officers were sworn in by Chief Ronald Haddad at a ceremony at the Dearborn police station.
The new officers have varied backgrounds, including two who served in the military, two who previously worked as police dispatchers, and one who was an officer with the Las Vegas Metro Police Department.
The officers will begin a two-week in-house orientation program before starting their patrol activities Dec. 31.
Selected households in the city will receive free prescription discount cards in the mail during the next few weeks, courtesy of their city government and the National League of Cities.
The program was introduced in Detroit in 2009, offering residents an average of 23% savings off the retail price of prescription medications.
To date, residents have saved $514,627 on the cost of prescriptions through the National League of Cities Prescription Discount Card program, according to a news release.
The discount card can be used when purchasing prescription medications at all major national pharmacy chains and many independent pharmacies around the city, as well as more than 60,000 participating retail pharmacies across the country.
Residents also can pick up a city discount card from the Detroit City Clerk's Office or City Health Department, or print a City of Detroit card at www.caremark.com/nlc.
Help needed to deliver meals to homebound seniors on Christmas
Volunteers are needed on Christmas to deliver meals to homebound senior citizens on Detroit's east side.
For many seniors, it may be their only meal for the holiday.
Each volunteer or group will deliver five to 10 meals, which should take less than two hours and will take place between 8 and 11 a.m. Tuesday. The delivery is sponsored by the Detroit Area Agency on Aging and Matrix Human Services.
To volunteer, contact Linda Garrison at 313-831-1000, ext. 1136, or email@example.com.
Reverse transfer program gives chance at degree
Students who have accrued credits at Eastern Michigan University will now be able to also obtain an associate's degree at Monroe County Community College under a reverse transfer agreement signed Wednesday.
For a variety of reasons, many community college students transfer into a four-year university before completing an associate's degree, officials said. Although most of the students go on to complete a bachelor's degree, they also can add an associate's degree to their résumés.
The agreement was signed by EMU President Susan Martin and MCCC President David Nixon.
Consumers Energy customers can get info on solar energy systems
Consumers Energy is conducting an information session on Jan. 9 for electric customers interested in learning about customer-installed solar energy systems.
The free event will take place 5:30-8:30 p.m. at the Potter Center on the Jackson Community College campus.
Speakers will provide information on how customers can install their own solar energy systems as part of Consumers Energy's Experimental Advanced Renewable Program, enabled by Michigan's energy reform law. Reservations for the session and information about the program are available at www.consumersenergy.com/EARP .
Consumers Energy's program has contracts to purchase renewable energy from 181 customer-owned solar generators.
The session will begin a new phase of the program, and applications from electric residential customers will be accepted between Jan. 2 and Feb. 6.
Volunteers needed to help with annual search for stoneflies
Friends of the Rouge (FOTR) is looking for volunteers to help with the 12th annual search for stoneflies on Jan. 26.
Volunteers have been helping FOTR to track these unusual insects since 2002. Finding a stonefly living in the river is a good indication that the river is healthy because the small insects require cold, clean water, according to a news release. Last year, 73 volunteers found them at 14 of 32 sites.
The search begins at the University of Michigan-Dearborn at 9 a.m., and volunteers then carpool in 10- to 12-person teams to Rouge streams around metro Detroit. The annual winter stonefly search is part of a long-term monitoring program coordinated by FOTR.
Volunteers must register by Jan. 11 at www.therouge.org or by calling 313-792-9621.
Church gets $5,000 grant for work addressing community's needs
Emmanuel Lutheran Church of Ypsilanti received a $5,000 Lutheran Community Economic Outreach Bridge Grant from the Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Foundation for its work addressing basic needs of the local community.
The church provides food, clothing and medical devices through its Social Concerns Ministry.
Emmanuel Lutheran Church also is participating in a two-to-one challenge grant program sponsored by the foundation. For every dollar raised by donors through March 31, the Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Foundation will provide an additional 50 cents -- up to $5,000 -- in support of the organization's Social Concerns Ministry.
Anyone who needs help or wants to help others should go to www.emmanuelypsi.org.
Huron Meadows Metropark to be site of January ski races
A pair of ski races are planned in the coming weeks at Huron Meadows Metropark.
The fourth annual REI Frosty 5/15K Freestyle Cross-Country Ski Race will take place Jan. 12, and the third annual Priority Health Krazy Klassic Cross-Country Ski Race is Jan. 13.
The races are open to all skill levels. Skiers 16 and older can register in advance for the Frosty Freestyle for $29 or $39 at the race. Kids ages 12-15 can race for $15.
Skiers can register for the Krazy Klassic at the race for $20. In addition to race fees, a Metroparks vehicle entry permit is required, which is $5 for the day or $25 annually for regular admission/$15 annually for seniors.
For information and to register, go to www.nordicskiracer.com/frosty or call 248-535-9351. Huron Meadows Metropark is at 8765 Hammel Road, off U.S.-23, exit 55.


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