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The Hoops boss started with a back three of Efe Ambrose, Thomas Rogne and Kelvin Wilson but changed it to a back four after Leigh Griffiths rounded Parkhead goalkeeper Fraser Forster after eight minutes before scoring the winner from an acute angle with his 14th goal of the season.
The visitors dominated almost totally thereafter, and Lennon said: "Frustration is the key word. First of all I would like to say it was a great atmosphere and a great game, played in a great spirit. But I am not disappointed in our performance at all. I am disappointed with the goal, obviously, and I am disappointed with my own formation, which I changed, so I will take the blame for that."
He added: "We had two formations set up and I chose the wrong one by the look of it.
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"To beat Celtic is a fantastic achievement, after the run they have been on of six or seven wins and after qualifying for the last 16 of the Champions League, it is a big result.
"The win against Hearts a few weeks ago was a massive result and I think the players will take a lot of confidence from this result.
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Tottenham Hotspur's new stadium delay blamed on minister's 'Arsenal support'
Communities secretary Eric Pickles has been asked if he is foot-dragging over a decision that is delaying the start of Tottenham Hotspur's new stadium because he is a fan of their rivals Arsenal.
The Premier League club are waiting for Pickles' Department for Communities and Local Government to make a decision on whether a compulsory purchase order can be used to force the last remaining business in the way of Spur's new stadium plans to move on.
Speaking in the House of Commons, Tottenham MP David Lammy asked why the DCLG had already taken 14 months to make a decision - before questioning if the reason was because of Pickles' support of Arsenal.
Lammy said: "You have made much in the house of accelerating development on brownfield land and Mr Pickles has said a lot about speeding up planning.
"Can you say why the development for Spurs, which is currently with the department on CPO, has been with the department for 14 months, might you reach a decision shortly and can you confirm Mr Pickles is in fact not an Arsenal supporter?"
Planning Minister Nick Boles told Lammy that he understood his frustrations but that the DCLG had had to refer back to parties on some "very complex questions".
Boles said: "I would never dare tread into the question of people's football loyalties, particularly not at this time.
"I am keen to make a decision as soon as possible but I know you will want that decision to be a decision that holds up in court and therefore it is important to make sure it's robust."
Spurs CPO process began in 2012 but Lammy, the club and Haringey Council are becoming increasingly baffled as to why the department is taking so long to respond.
The club would like to be in their new 56,000-seat stadium in time for the 2017-18 football season.
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Barney Berlinger
|Personal information
March 13, 1908
Philadelphia PA, United States
|December 2, 2002
(aged 94)
Carversville, PA, United States
|6 ft 1 in (1.85 m)
|201 lb (91 kg)
|College team
|Penn Quakers
Bernard Ernst "Barney" Berlinger (March 13, 1908 – December 2, 2002) was an American decathlete. He competed in the 1928 Summer Olympics and won the James E. Sullivan Award in 1931.
Sports career[edit]
Barney Berlinger was a multi-sport athlete in high school, attending William Penn Charter School and later Mercersburg Academy.[1][2] In addition to competing in many track and field events, he played both football and basketball[1][2] and dabbled in wrestling, boxing and baseball.[2] At the University of Pennsylvania, however, coached by Lawson Robertson,[2][3] he started focusing on track and field and especially decathlon.[1][4]
Berlinger pulled a tendon at the 1928 Penn Relays,[2] but recovered to place third at the Olympic Trials later that summer with 7362 points.[2][5] As the top four were selected, that was enough to make the Olympic team.[5] In the Olympic decathlon, however, he only scored 6619 points and placed 17th.[4]
Berlinger won the first of three consecutive Penn Relays decathlons in 1929[4] - his achievement being recognized by the decathlon trophy being retired.[6] He broke the meeting record on each of those occasions;[7][8] in 1930 he scored 7460 points, his new personal best.[9][10] Later that year he became national champion in the non-Olympic pentathlon.[4]
Berlinger became the Penn Quakers' team captain in 1931, his senior year.[4] He won the Penn Relays decathlon for a third and final time that year, his tally of 7735 points being only 49 short of Ken Doherty's American record.[11] He was one of nine American star athletes sent on a goodwill tour of South Africa that summer,[1][12][13] and he broke the all-comers records there in several events.[14] Despite only finishing fifth at the national championships,[15] Berlinger still topped the vote for that year's James E. Sullivan Award;[16] he was the first track and field athlete to receive the award, as golfer Bobby Jones had won the inaugural award the previous year.[16]
Berlinger missed most of the 1932 indoor season due to an injured back.[17] That summer he concentrated on starting his business career, deciding not to try out for a place at the Olympic Games in Los Angeles;[18] however, he resumed training the following winter.[19] At the start of the year in March 1933, Berlinger staged his comeback after the disappointments of 1932, by beating the defending Olympic decathlon champion Jim Bausch in a head-to—head 'septathlon' contest indoors at Madison Square Gardens in New York City.[20] He won his only national decathlon title in 1933 with a score of 7597[9][21][22][23] despite jogging through the final event, 1500 meters, so slowly (7:03.1) that he received no points at all.[21]
Due to his versatility and key roles in his teams, Berlinger was at times called a "one-man track team".[1][24][25] In high school, he did indeed win Mercersburg a team title by himself.[1] He remained active in the sport even after retiring from competition for good; in 1936 he returned to the University of Pennsylvania as a deputy for the injured Robertson,[26] and after World War II he worked as an instructor for Army coaches in Europe.[1] In 1952, he was honored by President Dwight D. Eisenhower by being nominated as a special emissary in the president's People-to-People Sports Program.[6]
Later life[edit]
Berlinger graduated from Penn in 1931 with a degree in economics.[6]
Berlinger started working for Quaker City Gear Works, a family-owned gear company, in 1932.[1][18] He remained with the company for the rest of his professional life, eventually retiring as its president in 1978.[1][4] He died of heart failure at his home in Carversville, Pennsylvania, in 2002 and was survived by his wife, Marguerite, as well as two children and seven grandchildren.[1] His son, Barney Jr., was a top college football player at the University of Pennsylvania.[27]
During his working life, Berlinger was issued with several patents, for example one for 'continuous shaft brake for fishing reels' in 1940.[28]
Accolades and awards[edit]
In 1931, Berlinger was awarded the James E. Sullivan Award for being judged the outstanding amateur American sportsman that year.
The same year he was awarded the title of the United States best amateur athlete by the National Sportswriters Association.[29]
In 1996, Berlinger was inducted as a member of the inaugural class in the Penn Athletics Hall of Fame.[30] His son, Barney Berlinger Jr. was also inducted in the same class.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j Holmes, Kristin E. (December 5, 2002). "Bernard E. Berlinger, 94, decathlon champion". philly.com. Retrieved April 12, 2014.
- ^ a b c d e f "Scion of Berks Family to Compete in Olympic Games at Amsterdam". Reading Eagle. July 8, 1928. Retrieved April 12, 2014.
- ^ "Barney Berlinger Likes Baseball Best of All". The Milwaukee Journal. June 18, 1931. Retrieved April 14, 2014.
- ^ a b c d e f "Barney Berlinger Bio, Stats and Results". Sports Reference LLC. Retrieved April 12, 2014.
- ^ a b Hymans, Richard. "The History of the United States Olympic Trials - Track & Field" (PDF). USA Track & Field; Track & Field News. Retrieved April 12, 2014.
- ^ a b c "Bernard Ernst Berlinger (1908 - 2002)". Penn Biographies, Penn University Archives & Record Centre. Retrieved April 29, 2014.
- ^ "A Relays Birthday: Barney Berlinger - March 13, 1908". Penn Relays. March 13, 2011. Retrieved April 12, 2014.
- ^ "Berlinger Captures Decathlon at Penn Relays". The Pittsburgh Press. April 27, 1929. Retrieved April 12, 2014.
- ^ a b "Berlinger, Bernard Ernst" (pdf). decathlon2000.com. Retrieved April 12, 2014.
- ^ "Berlinger Seeks Another Victory at Penn Relays". The Tuscaloosa News. April 24, 1931. Retrieved April 12, 2014.
- ^ "Barney Berlinger Wins Decathlon in Penn Relays". Daily Capital News. April 25, 1931. Retrieved April 12, 2014.
- ^ "Berlinger Sails". The Montreal Gazette. July 9, 1931. Retrieved April 12, 2014.
- ^ "Yankee Track Stars to Perform in Africa". Reading Eagle. July 8, 1931. Retrieved August 4, 2013.
- ^ "Yankee Track Stars Beaten, But Team Wins". The Milwaukee Sentinel. August 29, 1931. Retrieved April 12, 2014.
- ^ Mallon, Bill; Buchanan, Ian; Track & Field News. "A History Of The Results Of The National Track & Field Championships Of The USA From 1876 Through 2011". Track & Field News. Retrieved April 12, 2014.
- ^ a b "Berlinger Wins Sullivan Medal". The Telegraph. December 31, 1931. Retrieved April 12, 2014.
- ^ "Berlinger to Make 1932 Track Debut Saturday". Reading Eagle. February 25, 1932. Retrieved April 12, 2014.
- ^ a b "Berlinger May Not Compete In Olympics". Reading Eagle. June 15, 1932. Retrieved April 12, 2014.
- ^ "Barney Berlinger Returns to Track". Reading Eagle. December 1, 1932. Retrieved April 12, 2014.
- ^ "'Sport Slants', Alan Gould,". Reading Eagle. March 23, 1933. Retrieved April 29, 2014.
- ^ a b "Barney Berlinger Captures Decathlon Championship". St. Petersburg Times. July 2, 1933. Retrieved April 12, 2014.
- ^ "Berlinger Returns, Wins Decathlon Title". The Palm Beach Post. July 2, 1933. Retrieved April 12, 2014.
- ^ Zarnowski, Frank. "Media Guide / Handbook US Olympic Team Decathlon Trials and 89th National Championships" (PDF). Retrieved April 12, 2014.
- ^ "The Berlinger Test". The Milwaukee Journal. April 24, 1931. Retrieved April 12, 2014.
- ^ "Western Teams Look Best at Eastern Meet". The Bend Bulletin. May 27, 1931. Retrieved April 12, 2014.
- ^ "Berlinger To Aid Robertson". Chester Times. January 24, 1936. Retrieved April 14, 2014.
- ^ "Here Are The Best Of The Ivies". Sports Illustrated. November 30, 1959. Retrieved April 12, 2014.
- ^ "Patent number US 2454590 A, Patented Nov. 23, 1948". UNITED STATES PATENT.
- ^ "Decathlon Champion Bernard Berlinger Dies.". Associated Press. December 2, 2002. Retrieved April 29, 2014.
- ^ "'Inaugural class - Inducted April 13, 1996'". Penn Athletics Hall of Fame. Retrieved April 29, 2014.
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Estate Sale August 13 Fundraiser for the Saratoga History Museum
Its almost time for spring cleaningif you have items you would like to donate, please let us know. The estate sale will be held on the museum patio on August 13 at 9am. You have time to check closets, drawers, garages for gently used items to donate!
Call 408-867-4311 or e-mail email@example.com to let us know if you have a donation. And be sure to attend on August 13-- you might find a treasure or two.
Happy Birthday, Olivia deHavilland!
From June 3-26, stop by the Saratoga History museum and sign a card/book wishing former Saratogan Olivia deHavilland a happy birthday! Her birthday is July 1, 2016.
See a special display on her life with reminisces about living in Saratoga. The birthday card and a variety of Saratoga-themed items will be sent to her at her home in Paris, France at the end of the month.
Be sure to join us on June 18 at 7 PM for viewing the first half of Gone With the Wind, deHavilland's signature film. Host Ray Cosyn will give a brief talk on Olivia deHavilland career prior to the film. Free admittance. The museum is open from 1-4 PM Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
New Public Art for Saratoga Honoring Betty and Willys Peck
How does a city honor citizens who have been critical to the evolution and character of the city?? One way is by works of art. Saratogas well- known historian Willys Peck, now deceased, and his legendary teacher-author wife, Betty are such people.
The Saratoga Historical Foundation is sponsoring the creation of life-size bronze figures of Willys and Betty Peck sitting on their famous Count Your Blessings bench, with room for people to sit next to them. Noted sculptor Jerry Smith has agreed to render the statues using the lost wax process. Smith has created many sculptures including a bronze work for the Saratoga Foothill Club, Bellarmine College, Santa Clara University and more.
No public money is being sought for the project, instead it will be financed by private donations.
Willys and Betty Peck have both contributed much to the community. Willys Peck a historian, lawyer, newspaperman, train buff and playwright died in 2013. Peck worked for the Mercury News for a total of 55 years. The lifelong resident of Saratoga documented his memories of Saratoga in several books and worked to preserve Saratogas rich history.
Betty Peck, known as an innovative educator has spent over 55 years in early education. She created the first community garden in Saratoga. She is also an author of two books on early education.
Placement of the final work will be determined later, but two locations are currently being considered: Blaney Plaza facing Willys and Bettys beloved town; the front area of the Saratoga History Museum.
A committee, chaired by Hugh Roberts, has been formed to raise the funds. The idea of creating the city of Saratoga originated in the Pecks garden with a group of like-minded individuals, and the Pecks have always embodied the heart and spirit of Saratoga, Roberts said.
The goal is to raise $70,000, half right away to get the project underway in order to have it completed within one year.
Names of all contributors will be on a scroll given to Betty Peck. Contributions over $250 will receive a copy of Willys book, Saratoga Stereopticon, autographed by Betty Peck in appreciation. All contributions should be sent to the Saratoga Historical Foundation, PO Box 172 Saratoga CA 95071 noting ATTN Peck Bench. Tax deductible confirmation will be provided. More information can be found by e-mailing email@example.com or contacting Hugh Roberts at: email@example.com
Support the Saratoga Historical Foundation with AmazonSmile
The Saratoga Historical Foundation is now on the AmazonSmile list. Visit www.amazonsmile.com when you want to purchase an item and select the Saratoga Historical Foundation, by doing so, .5% of your purchase will be donated to the Saratoga Historical Foundation. No extra cost to you-- it is part of a program initiated by Amazon to give back to the community.
The South Skyline StoryNew Book
The Saratoga History Museum gift shop has added a new book: The South Skyline Story by Janet Schwind and the Skyline Historical Society. The South Skyline region runs along Skyline Boulevard and includes parts of three counties: San Mateo, Santa Cruz and Santa Clara. The 232 page book includes historic photos, maps and stories of residents from the Ohlone Indians through the present day. According to author Janet Schwind, Upon opening the book you will follow the paths of the native Ohlone peoples; experience the rugged life in the logging camps, mills and ranches.
Learn how the crude trails, dusty ranch and private roads of the ridge properties through four different counties were connected by the building of the boulevard, in spite of the daunting impediments of politics and financial difficulties.
Moving at a lively pace the book covers the various activities of timber harvesting, the search for oil, recreation, and agriculture, followed later by the development of communes, communities and organizations. It will provide great insight into the history of the area we call home.
Tell Us About Your Saratoga!
The Saratoga Historical Foundation collects memories and information about Saratoga places, people and more. Please complete the form HERE and help us add to our records! Thank you.
Some Free Things To Do!
Get in touch with local history by taking our historic landmark walking tour, bicycling the historic house tour, and walking around our historic garden with a self-guided tour.
Get out your camera and your walking shoes! The Saratoga Historical Foundation offers docent-led walking tours or you can download the tour and take a self-guided one. The docent-led tours last about 60 minutes with lots of easy walking. Meet your fellow time travellers and get some exercise at the same time. Make an appointment today by calling 408-867-4311 and take advantage of this opportunity to learn more about the history of your community.
Forget about driving and bicycle our historic house tour. See over 30 heritage homes on this self-guided bicycle tour.
Want just a little exercise? Walk the historic garden in the Saratoga Historical Parka copy of the self-guided tour is available outside near the Museum door or by downloading. The plants look different with each season so there is reason to return again and again. Find out how Native American children used ferns.
The walking tour, historic house bicycle tour, and the garden tour maps can be downloaded from this site.
Speaker Available
If you are in need of a speaker on history and local Saratoga historycontact Saratoga Historical Foundation Historian Ray Cosyn. Cosyn has developed the following presentationsmost 30-40 minutes in length with quality slides using historic images:
Plans for a New Blacksmith Exhibit
The recorded sounds of a blacksmith forge might ring in the hills as the Saratoga Historical Foundation raises funds to convert an existing outside area into an interactive blacksmith exhibit.
The blacksmith exhibit ties into the nearby 1850s McWilliams House because the owner, James McWilliams was Saratogas second blacksmith.
The blacksmith exhibit will house tools and items normally worked on by a blacksmith. Some interactivity and possibly sound effects will be available.
Also planned is a nonfunctional outhouseas part of the turn of the century theme of all the structures in the Saratoga Historical Park. All the structuresMcWilliams House, one-room schoolhouse, museum, and soon the blacksmith exhibit are used to teach pioneer living as well as Saratogas rich history.
If you would like to contribute to this exhibit ($5000 contribution and higher will be part of a plaque on the outside of the exhibit), please send your contribution to: Blacksmith Exhibit, c/o Saratoga Historical Foundation, PO Box 172, Saratoga, CA 95071. Your donation is tax deductible.
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Saratoga High School students looking to fulfill community service requirements can contact Linda Hagelin at the Saratoga History Museum. Please e-mail HERE with the date you can work. The museum is open Friday-Saturday and Sunday from 1-4PM.


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Elizabeth Bear's forensic magic
Subterranean Press has published a new ebook collection of Elizabeth Bear's stories featuring Lady Abigail Irene Garrett, sorcerer and sometimes official investigator in Bear's 'New Amsterdam' world. The five stories in 'Garrett Investigates' span the years from 1879 to 1941 in Bear's counterfactual universe, in which American colonies stayed under British rule, though restively, and thaumaturgy has been developed as a science.
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Lauren Conrad, fashion designer, style expert and best-selling author, teamed up with Kohl's to treat three teens from Children's Hospital of Wisconsin to a celebrity styling session Wednesday night in Milwaukee.
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I thought to start with some good news. Gauis Caecilius on Flickr has been uploading photos of Roman Jerash / Jerassa in Jordan. They could be very useful for anyone interested in the Roman East.
Flickr and Photography is also news thanks to the announcement of The Commons. This is a project to usefully tag a lot of public domain images from the Library of Congress. Tom Goskar at Past Thinking and Manan Ahmed at Cliopatria discuss what this could mean for you.
The big news story of the week is the return of ten antiquities, exact details unknown, to Italy from the Shelby White collection. It's reported by David Gill at Looting Matters and Derek Fincham at Illicit Cultural Property. The reason these antiquities are being returned is connected to photographic evidence showing some of these artefacts still encrusted with dirt. It's as close to finding a big neon sign saying 'LOOTED!' as you can hope for. I'm ambivalent about the news. On the one hand this could be a big financial hit for Ms. White, so I could feel sympathy. But on the other looting has been a known problem for many years. She and her late husband chose to ignore it. At best she's clearly has very poor judgement- which raises the question, "Why are only ten of the twenty artefacts requested by Italy being returned?" asked by David Gill at Safecorner.
The Malaysian reports on a delegation led by the Minister for Culture, Arts and Heritage which hopes to repatriate some human skeletons. The interesting twist is that it's for research purposes rather than spiritual matters. However, the Malaysian casts doubt on the government's interest in research. The trip comes in time for an election campaign. There is currently active research by Cambridge archaeologists in Malaysia, so I don't know what the exact status of the bones is.
Saudi Arabia plans to put its archaeology to work. The Archaeology and Museums Department has been merged with the Supreme Commission for Tourism, which is good news. Or at least better news than hearing it had been merged with one of the many Lesser Commissions for Tourism, which the existence of a Supreme Commission seems to imply. It's news, if you're interested in how the concept of the past is made and marketed:
The SCT is particularly interested in the project because heritage villages will serve as the most suitable platform for holding cultural and heritage activities that would attract tourists in huge numbers. The significance of heritage villages has been established by the Italian heritage village at San Gimignano, where around three million tourists visit annually, Fez in Morocco and Taiba Zaman near Petra in Jordan.
International studies have emphasized the significance of offering financial support to local people to launch heritage-related trades to manufacture folk artifacts and handicraft products in their villages. The financial support would also be required to establish hotels, restaurants, furnished apartments, car rentals and special restaurants where food with a special stamp of the local culture is served. These are some of the factors that guarantee a sustained flow of tourists.
I'll be honest. I think Saudi Arabia's tourism is going to need a bit more than a heritage village if it wants to attract patronising Westerners. Nonetheless it's a nice graphic illustration of the importance of modern economic goals over an idealised notion of 'the past' in heritage policy. Something which is done less openly in many other countries.
Carla Nayland has comments on Human Sacrifice in Anglo-Saxon England. She's found evidence of gruesome post-mortem rituals but isn't convinced that it happened.
Duane Smith at Abnormal Interests has been looking at Things the Gods Hate. He compares YHWH to Ba'al and find YHWH has a real problem with lying. Ba'al in contrast unhappy about lewdness.
Eric Kansa has news about Google hosting open science data. He's enthusiastic but raises questions about the long-term viability of the project.
Troels Myrup is back from Chicago with a 36 kilo suitcase. You can browse his expanded library for inspiration.
Mark Hall has a post on Middle-Earth and Discworld as Mirrors of Medieval Europe at the EJA's blog. I assume I've missed something basic, because I would have thought it would have been more productive to present it to an audience of Medieval Literature scholars, or Contemporary Literature scholars. Please show me I'm wrong and add your comments on the EJA's blog.
The Walled City Taskforce continues its dig in Charleston. They're putting up some very nicely illustrated entries. This is Day 10.
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The Museum of Underwater Archaeology has a new home page.
Aberdeen University reports on its new Archaeology department.
Derek Fincham has more on the Bolton Forgers. There is a heart-warming Ealing comedy to be made out based on them. I'm sure of it.
The British Museum is putting videos related to their First Emperor exhibition online.
…and the Ancient World Bloggers Group is working on an aggregator. With luck it could make these posts redundant.
Horothesia posted a short note on John Matthews winning the Breasted Prize. It's an award for the best book in English on any field of history prior to the year 1000 A.D. Prof Matthews won with The Journey of Theophanes: Travel, Business, and Daily Life in the Roman East. I'm tremendously pleased because I heard him give a talk on this and it was brilliant.
Theophanes' trip from Hermopolis Magna in Egypt to Syrian Antioch, and the financial records documenting it, does not sound like gripping material for a book. On the contrary, he uses these records to start asking all sorts of questions about society the 4th Century. What you buy relates to who you are, who you're entertaining, who's coming with you. The financial records aren't simply costs, they're evidence of the complex interplay of relationships that made up travel in the Roman world. If the book is half as good as the talks he's given then it would be an essential buy in paperback. Hopefully Yale University Press will notice. You can read a review at BMCR.
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This system has nothing on it to take care of the iron in the water. Also water still has odor to it.
I have tried unsccesfully to contact the service manager Mr Joe Benz. After seveal calls he did return a call and came to house in Nov. Checked the system and assured us that he would have someone come out to retest the water and if we needed a iron filter it would be put on at no expense to us. I talked to Mr Benz once since he was here and he promised me he would have someone out in 2 weeks.
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