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|[a] device or software application that enables the user to analyze the performance of network data so as to ensure that the network and its associated hardware/software are operating within network specifications.[1]
|[s]oftware that can reassemble streams from individual packets and decode communications that use various protocols.[2]
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I am not, repeat not, a sports fanatic. Not if fanatic means any of the following, anyway: a person who knows the middle name of footballers in Division Three; a person who has a profile of their favourite star tattooed in a place visible only to changing-room attendants; a person who decorates communal living-space with team regalia. I am, though, someone who's willing to curtail Saturday afternoon shopping to get home for Final Score even when my team (Arsenal) aren't playing; who's capable of becoming instantly addicted to sports I know nothing about; and who's willing to let cab-drivers bore on for miles and miles about Sven, without pointing out that all I wanted was a ride. So not a fanatic, no. Just an averagely enthusiastic, competitive, seducible armchair-know-all.
And even if I weren't such a thing, it would have required a serious effort this year to have avoided becoming one. Supposing I had been inclined to skip the annual standards - the various grand slams and showdowns. What could I possibly have done about Euro 2004 and the Olympics? There was no easy way round them and, as it turned out, no good reason for wanting to find one, either. Like all really big sports events, they drew us into their world by the simple expedient of becoming the world. By swamping every form of media. By demanding that we reshaped our days according to their schedules. By turning usually arcane information into common knowledge and isolating everyone who wasn't up to speed.
And of course the big pictures from these big events do stay in our mind's eye. The astonished delight on the faces of the winning Greece football team, for instance, or the different kind of amazement on the faces of athletes processing into the Olympic stadium, gazing round at the surprisingly finished article, and finding it beautiful. But as these occasions recede, it's the smaller things that linger and become the focal points of our memories. Not just David Beckham's penalty scooting over the bar, in other words, but his glance back at the dodgy ground where it all went wrong. Not the Paula Radcliffe halt, but the innocent bystanders who suddenly found themselves thrust into the role of carers.
Or think smaller still. Perhaps the truly defining moments of the Olympics, for Brits, anyway, were not complete performances but single functions. Weeping, for instance. Even allowing for the sogginess of national life since the death of Princess Diana, the tears of Matthew Pinsent and of Radcliffe were remarkable. In Pinsent's case, the impact had a lot to do with his size (alarming to see such a huge frame lose control) and the fact that his laurel wreath ended up at a memorably odd angle, when his team-mates tried to embrace him. In Radcliffe's case, it had more to do with abundance, as we all remember. Not just the tears on the track, but the tears beside the track, the tears in the studio afterwards, the tears on the return to Blighty - and then the very ready mention of tears before, during and after her New York rehabilitation.
This zoom-in on details, though: it's what we do in life, so of course it happens when we're watching sport. Even more so, probably, since we can direct and (thanks to replays) redirect our attention more easily as couch potatoes than we can when we're walking down the street. That's why the 'sports reviews of the year' that we run in our heads are interestingly unlike the ones we watch on the telly. The screen gives us whole pieces of action (the British relay team pipping the Americans in the final), or notable archetypes (Andrew Flintoff's crashing boundaries). Our brain-cinemas give us significant bits and pieces. Wayne Rooney's boot lying on the pitch in Portugal without his foot in it. Ronnie O'Sullivan tapping his index finger on the side of the snooker table, before whacking in a difficult ball from miles away.
Speaking of O'Sullivan, though, and moving indoors ... It was difficult, when the hoo-haa of Athens died away and began to be replaced by the different noises promoting Britain's 2012 bid, not to notice something special about several of our new heroes. In spite of the spectacular success of some fast-moving individuals (those relay-racers again, or St Kelly), an awful lot of our medal winners did their job sitting down. Or even lying down. Some of them sat very energetically - the rowers, the bikers and the sailors - and even a prone shooter would probably say that the mental effort involved was equivalent to running a mighty long way. But for those of us in the armchair, it's just not the same. I deeply admire their effort (clearly Herculean) and I'm often intrigued by their skill (not being a sailor, I never did quite twig what the yachters did that made them better than anyone else). But I also like this species of medal-winner for something that seems like insouciance. How brilliant, I think, to do so much, and do it so well, without fully assuming the vertical.
Which is another way of saying: all sports-watching involves a paradox. Our spectators' buzz of excitement is in some respects predicated on the sense of our own comparative stillness - even of our complete exemption from effort. It's not just that we know professional players are better at their sport than we are. Or even that we ask them to blaze our successes and carry the burden of our disappointments. We also expect them simply to burn our calories for us in Very Obvious Ways. Or I do, anyway. Which is why sitting-down sports hold a special interest for me. On the other hand, maybe this is just another way of saying how and why I'm not a fanatic. And as a final proof of this? I have only to ask myself: what is the single most potent image of the sporting year. Is it Arsène Wenger's sunken look, after Arsenal lost to Man Utd of all teams and so ended their swashbuckling run? Is it any of the Euro 2004 stuff, or the Olympics? No. It's the thought of Jonny Wilkinson's boots hanging up in a changing-room somewhere, unused for so many months.
Now there's a wish for the New Year.


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Ghost Town
Within the garishly repainted buildings of a dusty ghost town, Tom had completely abandoned his pursuit of treasure, and was lost, aimlessly wandering. However, his landlubber predisposition allowed him imaginative privileges, so he invoked them, muttering under his breath. "Dastardly bastids, horse thieves. I'll catch them!"
After a second thought, Tom decided he wouldn't make a very good sheriff, and pushed his way into a saloon, thinking about ghosts and beer. That's true right?
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AAAS names three MSU researchers fellows
Three Michigan State University (MSU) scientists were named fellows by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).This national recognition is awarded to researchers for their efforts to advance science or its applications.
"Our researchers, utilizing their great creativity and expertise, are solving some of the world's most-vexing problems," said MSU Vice President for Research and Graduate Studies Stephen Hsu. "These individuals are leaders in their disciplines and represent the outstanding quality of work done at MSU."
MSU's 2014 AAAS Fellows are:
- Christoph Benning, MSU AgBioResearch professor of biochemistry and molecular biology
- Lee Kroos, MSU AgBioResearch professor of biochemistry and molecular biology
- Barbara Schneider, John A. Hannah Chair and Distinguished Professor in the MSU College of Education and MSU Department of Sociology.
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Describe and Illuminate
The past 30 years can be easily divided into pre-9/11 and post-9/11, but the terror-filled turning point is now a dulled, muted memory from ten years ago. Granta, a quarterly British literary magazine, has turned its latest issue into an exploration of how the world has changed since the four Al-Qaeda suicide attacks took more than 3,000 lives one late-summer morning. One story follows a deaf Libyan graffiti artist hiding from Moammar Gadhafi's men. Another centers on a soldier who can't quiet his mind after deployment to Iraq. A former Guantánamo Bay inmate tells of his five years in confinement. A mix of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry, Granta is known for spotlighting emerging writers such as Jonathan Franzen and Lorrie Moore years before they appear on any best-seller list. In conjunction with this issue, which features Nicole Krauss and Pico Iyer, among other noteworthy writers, the magazine is hosting a 40-city Granta 116: Ten Years Later tour. At the Miami stop at Book & Books this Saturday, local writers Diana Abu-Jaber, Edwidge Danticat, and Cristina Garcia will use Granta 116 to discuss the moral, political, and aesthetic ramifications of 9/11.
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Adam Lambert rocked the stage with Queen at Olympic Stadium in Moscow yesterday (July 3, 2012). He was majestic, in control and showing the world that he's a true Superstar – although some still say In-The-Making! Simon Cowell called it right when he said Idol had found an international star! I hope he's watching, along with Randy Jackson, Kara DioGuardi and Paula Abdul. I would like to tell them thank you for putting Adam on the Idol stage. Without Idol, none of this would be possible.
I really believe we see a different Adam here from the Kiev show. He seems so much more relaxed and in his own element. And when he comes out after shedding the spiked leather bolero jacket, wearing and OMG tank top(!), he's a much more theatrical Adam. Do you like the bonding onstage between Adam and Brian? It looks like they've really cemented a great professional relationship. Do you think Roger and Brian have "game chat" with Adam after each show, talking about not only the whole show, but how Adam is doing?
Thank you so much to JadellEJ for doing such a spectacular job filming most of this show. We now get to see the entire concert! These videos are on the same level as the ones we've come to know and love by our good friend Suz526. We hope you'll be posting from all the remaining shows! 🙂 All videos are courtesy of JadelEJ except where noted. Thank you to all who documented history before our eyes!
It looks like we may get a guest singer at each of the shows. In Kiev, Queen had Viktor Romanchenko, the Ukrainian X Factor winner join them on stage. In Moscow, Zemfira, a 35 yr. old Russian rock artist joins Queen to sing Life Is Real, a song Freddie Mercury wrote two years after the death of John Lennon. Check
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Let's start the show with a big screen in the streets announcing the show.
The Opening
Flash – Seven Seas of Rhye – Keep Yourself Alive – We Will Rock You (fast)
Fat Bottomed Girls
Don't Stop Me Now
Under Pressure – Roger Taylor and Adam Lambert
I Want It All
Who Wants to Live Forever
A Kind of Magic – Roger Taylor thank you svetlaos
A Kind of Magic & These Are the Days of Our Lives – Roger Taylorthanks to beyond2000mail
Queen with Zemfira – Life Is Real – Song for Lennon
Love of My Life – Brian May and Freddie Mercury & 39 (partial) – Brian May and Roger Taylor thank you Conanwol
39 – Brian May and Roger Taylor (full) thank you svetlaos
Love of My Life – Brian May
Dragon Attack
Roger Taylor's Drum Solo thank you beyond2000mail
Brian May's Guitar Solo – partial – thank you Conanwol
I Want To Break Free
Keep Yourself Alive
Another One Bites the Dust
Radio Ga Ga
Somebody To Love
Crazy Little Thing Called Love
Show Must Go On
Bohemian Rhapsody
Another Bohemian Rhapsody – thank you TheJinaBell
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TennisForum.com (http://www.tennisforum.com/)
- Blast from the Past (http://www.tennisforum.com/59-blast-past/)
- - The Italian Open Championships (http://www.tennisforum.com/59-blast-past/456934-italian-open-championships.html)
The Italian Open Championships
Italian Open Championships
Held on clay, in Milan until 1934, in Rome in '35, from '50 to '60, from '62 to '79, and from '87 forward, in Turin in '61, in Perugia from '80 to '84, in Taranto in '85
1930 Lili de Alvarez (Sp) d. Lucia Valerio 3-6 8-6 6-0
1931 Lucia Valerio d. Dorothy Burke (US) 2-6 6-2 6-2
1932 Ida Adamoff (Frn) d. Lucia Valerio 6-4 7-5
1933 Elizabeth Ryan (US) d. Ida Adamoff (Frn) 6-1 6-1
1934 Helen Jacobs (US) d. Lucia Valerio 6-3 6-0
1935 Hilde Sperling (Ger) d. Lucia Valerio 6-4 6-1
1936-1949 not held
1950 Annalissa Bossi d. Joan Curry (GB) 6-4 6-4
1951 Doris Hart (US) d. Shirley Fry (US) 6-3 8-6
1952 Susan Partridge (GB) d. Patricia Harrison (GB) 6-3 7-5
1953 Doris Hart (US) d. Maureen Connolly (US) 4-6 9-7 6-3
1954 Maureen Connolly (US) d. Pat Ward (GB) 6-3 6-0
1955 Pat Ward (GB) d. Erika Vollmer (Ger) 6-4 6-3
1956 Althea Gibson (US) d. Suzi Kormoczy (Hun) 6-3 7-5
1957 Shirley Bloomer (GB) d. Dottie Knode 1-6 9-7 6-2
1958 Maria Bueno (Brz) d. Lorraine Coghlan (Aus) 3-6 6-3 6-3
1959 Christine Truman (GB) d. Sandra Reynolds (SA) 6-0 6-1
1960 Suzi Kormoczy (Hun) d. Ann Haydon (GB) 6-4 4-6 6-1
1961 Maria Bueno (Brz) d. Lesley Turner (Aus) 6-4 6-4
1962 Margaret Smith (Aus) d. Maria Bueno (Brz) 8-6 5-7 6-4
1963 Margaret Smith (Aus) d. Lesley Turner (Aus) 6-3 6-4
1964 Margaret Smith (Aus) d. Lesley Turner (Aus) 6-1 6-1
1965 Maria Bueno (Brz) d. Nancy Richey (US) 6-1 1-6 6-3
1966 Ann Haydon Jones (GB) d. Annette van Zyl (SA) 8-6 6-1
1967 Lesley Turner (Aus) d. Maria Bueno (Brz) 6-3 6-3
1968 Lesley Turner (Aus) d. Margaret Smith Court (Aus) 6-2 2-6 6-3
1969 Julie Heldman (US) d. Kerry Melville (Aus) 7-5 6-4
1970 Billie-Jean King (US) d. Julie Heldman (US) 6-1 6-3
1971 Virginia Wade (GB) d. Helga Masthoff (Ger) 6-4 6-4
1972 Linda Tuero (US) d. Olga Morozova (USSR) 6-4 6-3
1973 Evonne Goolagong (Aus) d. Chris Evert (US) 7-6 6-0
1974 Chris Evert (US) d. Martina Navratilova (Cz) 6-3 6-3
1975 Chris Evert (US) d. Martina Navratilova (Cz) 6-1 6-0
1976 Mima Jausovec (Yug) d. Lesley Hunt (Aus) 6-1 6-3
1977 Janet Newberry (US) d. Renata Tomanova (Cz) 6-3 7-6
1978 Regina Marsikova (Cz) d. Virginia Ruzici (Rum) 7-5 7-5
1979 Tracy Austin (US) d. Sylvia Hanika (Ger) 6-4 1-6 6-3
1980 Chris Evert-Lloyd (US) d. Virginia Ruzici (Rum) 5-7 6-2 6-2
1981 Chris Evert-Lloyd (US) d. Virginia Ruzici (Rum) 6-1 6-2
1982 Chris Evert-Lloyd (US) d. Hana Mandlikova (Cz) 6-0 6-3
1983 Andrea Temesvari (Hun) d. Bonnie Gadusek (US) 6-1 6-0
1984 Manuela Maleeva (Bul) d. Chris Evert-Lloyd (US) 6-3 6-3
1985 Raffaella Reggi d. Vicky Nelson (US) 6-4 6-4
1986 not held
1987 Steffi Graf (Ger) d. Gabriela Sabatini (Arg) 7-5 4-6 6-0
1988 Gabriela Sabatini (Arg) d. Helen Kelesi (Can) 6-1 6-7 6-1
1989 Gabriela Sabatini (Arg) d. Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario (Sp) 6-2 5-7 6-4
1990 Monica Seles (Yug) d. Martina Navratilova (US) 6-1 6-1
1991 Gabriela Sabatini (Arg) d. Monica Seles (Yug) 6-3 6-2
1992 Gabriela Sabatini (Arg) d. Monica Seles (Yug) 7-5 6-4
1993 Conchita Martinez (Sp) d. Gabriela Sabatini (Arg) 7-5 6-1
1994 Conchita Martinez (Sp) d. Martina Navratilova (US) 7-6 6-4
1995 Conchita Martinez (Sp) d. Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario (Sp) 6-3 6-1
1996 Conchita Martinez (Sp) d. Martina Hingis (Swt) 6-2 6-3
1997 Mary Pierce (Frn) d. Conchita Martinez (Sp) 6-4 6-0
1998 Martina Hingis (Swt) d. Venus Williams (US) 6-3 2-6 6-3
1999 Venus Williams (US) d. Mary Pierce (Frn) 6-4 6-2
2000 Monica Seles (US) d. Amélie Mauresmo (Frn) 6-2 7-6
2001 Jelena Dokic (Aus) d. Amélie Mauresmo (Frn) 7-6 6-1
2002 Serena Williams (US) d. Justine Hénin (Bel) 7-6 6-4
2003 Kim Clijsters (Bel) d. Amélie Mauresmo (Frn) 3-6 7-6 6-0
2004 Amélie Mauresmo (Frn) d. Jennifer Capriati (US) 3-6 6-3 7-6
2005 Amélie Mauresmo (Frn) d. Patty Schnyder (Swt) 2-6 6-3 6-4
2006 Martina Hingis (Swt) d. Dinara Safina (Rus) 6-2 7-5
2007 Jelena Jankovic (Ser) d. Svetlana Kuznetsova (Rus) 7-5 6-1
2008 Jelena Jankovic (Ser) d. Alize Cornet (Frn) 6-2 6-2
2009 Dinara Safina (Rus) d. Svetlana Kuznetsova (Rus) 6-3 6-2
2010 Maria José Martinez-Sanchez (Sp) d. Jelena Jankovic (Ser) 7-6 7-5
2011 Maria Sharapova (Rus) d. Sam Stosur(Aus) 6-2 6-4
Most Titles
05 Chris Evert------------Won 1974-1975 and 1980-82. Chris made the finals a record 7 times.
04 Conchita Martinez-----Won 1993-1996. A record 4 consecutive titles and 5 consecutive finals.
04 Gabriela Sabatini------Won 1988-89 and 1991-92. d #1 player 3 times-Navratilova(87),Seles (91-92)
03 Maria Bueno-----------Won 1958, 1961, and 1965
03 Margaret Smith Court--Won 1962-1964.
* Monica Seles won the title in 1990 and 2000-a record 10 year gap between singles titles.
*This event was one of the few major titles that ever eluded Martina Navratilova. Navratilova was a 4 time finalist-a record number of finals without winning the title. Martina played near the start (1974 and 1975 finals) and the end (1990 and 1994 finals-her last year on tour in singles) of her career, but skipped the Italian from 1976 to 1986, her peak years.
The Italian Open is the youngest of the great national championships, having begun in 1930. In that inaugural year, Bill Tilden carried off the men's title and Lilli de Alvarez the women's crown. That first tournament and the four which followed it were held in Milan but in 1935 the event was moved to the Foro Italico in Rome. The stadium, which had been built in 1925 close to the Colosseo in the neo-classical style in vogue at that time as it evoked the greatness of Ancient Rome, is surrounded by giant marble statues and pine trees and one of the most beautiful tennis arenas in the world.
The citizens of Rome had to wait until 1950 for the next edition of the "Internazionali d'Italia" as the championship was suspended from 1936-49 because of the Abyssinian and Second World Wars. In 1961, to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the modern Italian state, the tournament was held in Turin, the capital of Piedmont, whose King had become King of Italy in 1861. Throughout the 50s and 60s, the women's event enjoyed its heyday, regularly attracting almost all the top players who were playing the European clay court circuit. During this period, it was seen as the most important event outside the Grand Slams. The first open edition was held in 1969, the Italian federation having resisted calls to declare the tournament open the previous year.
As the 1970s progressed, however, the event suffered heavily from the establishment of the Virginia Slims circuit and World Team Tennis. Nevertheless, it continued to attract the all the players who were not committed to WTT and remained the principal warm-up event for Roland Garros. In 1979, following the collapse of WTT, the WTA, in association with Colgate, made a major effort to restore the championships to their former glory. The women held their own separate event at the Foro Italico and the draw included six former champions. However, the 32-player draw meant that after completion of the first round, there were only 15 matches left to play and the crowds stayed away in droves. Because of this setback, the event was moved to Perugia the following year, where it stayed until 1984. The 1985 Taranto tournament, with prize money of only $50,000, was accorded the title of the Italian Open in 1985, but bore little resemblance to the championships of old. In 1986, a $75,000 event, the Ellesse Grand Prix, was staged at Perugia but the Italian federation refused to acknowledge it as the Italian Open. At that time, plans were already laid to bring the women's championships back to the Foro Italico in Rome in 1987 in conjunction with IMG. Since 1987, the tournament re-established itself as the second most important event in the European clay-court season together with the German Championships. After the demise of Berlin it remains as the second most prestigous clay court event in existence.
In 2012 the women combined with the men in Rome for the first time since 1978.
Major thanks go out to Andy T (who provided the initial winners list and many summaries) and Jimbo, who extended the winners lists. Thanks to Ugarte for many scores from the 1930s.
Re: The Italian Open Championships
Dates: April 28-May 4
Site: Milan
QF: Lili de Alvarez (Sp) d Guilia Perelli
QF: Baroness Maud Levi d Vigano
QF: Lucia Valerio d Arlette Neufeld (Frn)
QF: Anna Luzzatti d Rosetta Gagliari
SF: Alvarez d Levi 6-2 6-1
SF: Valerio d Luzzatti default
FI: Lili de Alvarez (Sp) d. Lucia Valerio 3-6 8-6 6-0
DF: Lili de Alvarez (Sp)/Lucia Valerio d. Leila-Claude Anet (Frn)/Arlette Neufeld (Frn) 7-5 7-5
MX: Lili de Alvarez (Sp)/Umberto de Morpurgo d. Lucia Valerio/Pat Hughes (GB) 4-6 6-4 6-2
This was the inaugural edition of the Italian Championships. At one point in the final Lucia Valerio had led by 6-3 4-1.
Lili de Alvarez
Re: The Italian Open Championships
Dates: May 5-12*
Site: Milan, Italy
QF: Lucia Valerio d Mme De Bruyn Kops
QF: Rosie Berthet (Frn) d Rosetta Gagliardi
QF: Grioni d Maria Covi
QF: Dorothy Andrus (US) d Leila Claude-Anet (Frn)
SF: Valerio d Berthet 6-3 4-6 6-4
SF: Andrus d Grioni 6-2 2-6 6-2
FI: Lucia Valerio d. Dorothy Andrus (US) 2-6 6-2 6-2
DF: Ana Luzzatti/Mrs Prousse d. Dorothy Andrus (US)/Lucia Valerio 6-3 1-6 6-3
MX: Lucia Valerio/Pat Hughes (GB) d Dorothy Andrus (US)/Alberto del Bono 6-0 6-1
Seating capacity at the club of 15 courts is 3,500.
*Note the apparent conflict in dates between the Austrian Chmps and the Italian Chmps in Milan.
Lucia Valerio (pictured above) was the first Italian woman to win her home championships. A native of Milan, she was born there on February 28, 1905. Her favorite shots were her forehand, passing shots, and cut service (from Lowe's 1932 Annual)
Re: The Italian Open Championships
Site: Milan
QF: Ida Adamoff (Frn) d Guilia Perelli
QF: Marie Horn (Ger) d Leila Claude-Anet (Frn)
QF: Cilly Aussem (Ger) d Elsa Riboli
QF: Valerio d Dorothy Andrus Burke (US)
SF: Adamoff d Horn 6-3 7-5
SF: Valerio d Aussem 3-6 8-6 6-2
FI: Ida Adamoff (Frn) d. Lucia Valerio 6-4 7-5
DF: Lolette Payot (Swt)/Colette Rosambert (Frn) d. Dorothy Burke (US)/Lucia Valerio 7-5 6-3
MX: Jacques Bonte (Frn)/Lolette Payot (Swt) d. Alberto del Bono/Dorothy Burke (US) 6-1 6-2
Alberto del Bono may ="Tito" del Bono.
Ida Adamoff. She also won the Rumanian Chmps in 1932 and made the French doubles final in 1935.
Re: The Italian Open Championships
Dates:May 9-14
Venue: Milan
QF: Elizabeth Ryan (US) d Anna Luzzatti
QF: Lucia Valerio d Simone Barbier (Frn)
QF: Elsa Riboli d Yvanna Orlandini
QF: Ida Adamoff (Frn) d Rosapina
SF: Ryan d Valerio 6-2 6-4
SF: Adamoff d Riboli 6-1 6-2
FI: Elizabeth Ryan (US) d. Ida Adamoff (Frn) 6-1 6-1
DF: Ida Adamoff (Frn)/Dorothy Burke (US) d. Elizabeth Ryan (US)/Lucia Valerio 6-3 1-6 6-4
MX: Dorothy Burke/Andre Martin-Legeay (Frn) d. E Gabrowitz/Orlandi 6-4 6-3
This Corbis image show Elizabeth Ryan in a rare off court picture from the 1930s. She was denied a Grand Slam singles-the Italian was the most prestigious singles evert she ever captured out of close to 300 singles titles.
Re: The Italian Open Championships
Dates: May 9-13
Venue: Milan
May 9-16, Italian Championships, Milan, Italy (Clay)
QF: Helen Jacobs (US) d Anna Luzzatti ????
QF: Ida Adamoff (Frn) d Madzy Rollin-Couquerque (Neth)
QF: Lucia Valerio d Edith Belliard (Frn)
QF: Dorothy Andrus Burke (US) d Elizabeth Ryan (US)
SF: Jacobs d Adamoff ????
SF: Valerio d Burke ????
FI: Helen Jacobs (USA) d. Lucia Valerio 6-3 6-0
DF: Helen Jacobs (USA)/Elizabeth Ryan (USA) d. Ida Adamoff (FRA)/Dorothy Burke (USA) 7-5 9-7
MX: Elizabeth Ryan (US)/Henry Culley (US) d. Madzy Rollin-Couquerque (Neth)/Ferenc Puncec (Yug) 6-1 6-3
This was almost certainly Ryan's last career event. The stock market crash had meant the slow drain on her funds could not be reversed. She turned pro and taught many years in Hawaii and other places before returning to settle in London. Easily the winner of over 700 titles in singles, doubles, and mixed combined-a record no one will ever be likely to break.
This was almost certainly Ryan's last career event.
Helen Jacobs
Re: The Italian Open Championships
Dates:April 15-24
Site: Rome
QF: Hilde Sperling (Den) d Nancy Lyle (GB) 6-3 6-2
QF: Jadwiga Jedrzejowska (Pol) d Susan Noel (GB) 10-8 6-2
QF: Lucia Valerio d Ida Adamoff (Frn) 9-7 6-3
QF: Cilly Aussem (Ger) d Jacqueline Goldschmidt (Frn) 1-6 7-5 7-5
SF: Sperling d Jedrzejowska 6-1 6-4
SF: Valerio d Aussem 6-4 6-4
FI: Hilde Sperling (Den) d. Lucia Valerio 6-4 6-1
DF: Evelyn Dearman (GB)/Nancy Lyle (GB) d. Cilly Aussem (Ger)/Elizabeth Ryan (US) 6-2 6-4
MX: Jadwiga Jedrzejowska (Pol)/Harry Hopman (Aus) d. Evelyn Dearman (GB)/Pat Hughes (GB) 6-3 1-6 6-3
In 1935, the field included many top Europeans: Krahwinkel, Ryan, Cilly Aussem and Jadwiga Jedrezjowska. Susan Noel upset Swiss star Lolette Payot before the QF. This was almost certainly Ryan's last career event.
The 1935 semifinal at the Foro Italico. That's Lucia Valerio on the left. The person on the right is Cilly Aussem, the German player who later married an Italian Count.
Winner Hilde Sperling was a clay court terror. From 1935 to the start of World War II in 1939 she only lost once on clay-that was to Simone Mathieu in 1937 at Beaulieu. Sperling had a 19-1 head to head vs Mathieu
Re: The Italian Open Championships
There were no Italian Championships from 1936-1949
Mussalini's invasion of Ethiopia made italy an international pariah. Later on war intervened. For about 15 years there would be no Italian Championship event.
The famous statues at the Foro Italico. Inspired by facism-they are a signature symbol of the event. Ironaically it was due to Mussalini that no italian event was held from 1936 to 1950
Re: The Italian Open Championships
Dates: April 17-26
Venue: Foro Italico, Rome.
QF: Barbara Scofield (US) d Betty Hilton (GB) 7-5 3-6 6-2
QF: Annalisa Bossi d Jean Quertier (GB) 6-3 1-6 8-6
QF: Nicla Migliori d Jean Walker-Smith (GB) 6-3 0-6 6-3
QF: Joan Curry (GB) d Gussie Moran (US) 0-6 6-4 6-3
SF: Bossi d Scofield 1-6 6-3 6-3
SF: Curry d Migliori 6-4 6-0
FI: Annalisa Bossi d. Joan Curry (GB) 6-2 6-4
DF: Jean Quertier/Jean Walker-Smith d Joan Curry/Joy Mottram 6-2 6-2
MX: Gusiie Moran/Adrian Quist led Analissa Bossi/Gianni Cucelli 6-2 1-0 unfinished.
British player Tony Mottram calls this "the first big international clash of the year" in a report to the British magazine Lawn Tennis and Badminton. In contrast to other places on her world tour Gussie does not fill the stands in Rome despite being called "Le Magnifica Gussie" by the press. For her first round match a dozen cameramen follow her onto court. One enthusiastic photographer was escorted off the court for squatting down in the center of the court during warmups. For a while Gussie was forced to loft balls over his head!
In the end the glory fittingly goes to Bossi, the #1 Italian. She will be the last Italian female singles winner for over 30 years until Reggi wins in 1986!
Bossi in action in 1950
Glamorous Gussie Moran-her lace panties shot her to fame in 1949
Re: The Italian Open Championships
Dates:April 9-16
Venue: Foro Italico, Rome
QF: Doris Hart (US) d. Joan Curry (GB) 4-6 6-3 6-4
QF: Thelma Long (Aus) d. Beverly Baker (US) default
QF: Shirley Fry (US) d. Pat Ward (GB) 6-2 6-1
QF: Louise Brough (US) d. Anne-Marie Seghers (Frn) 6-1 3-6 6-0
SF: Hart d. Long 6-1 6-3
SF: Fry d. Brough 6-3 11-9
FI: Doris Hart (US) d. Shirley Fry (US) 6-3 8-6
SF: Fry/Hart d. Bologna/Manfredi 6-1 6-1
SF: Brough/Long d. Adamson/Seghers 6-2 6-4
FI: Shirley Fry/Doris Hart d. Louise Brough/Thelma Long 6-1 7-5
MX: Shirley Fry (US)/Felicissimo Ampon (Phil) d Doris Hart (US)/Lennart Bergelin (Swd) 8-6 3-6 6-4
Final played before a crowd of 10,000. This is Hart's 4th straight singles title win in 1951 and 3rd win in a row over Fry. Hart's stronger serve and faster pace keep Fry running throughout. The mixed final thrilled the crowd. A few weeks later Shirley won the French, but then Doris turned the tables at Wimbledon.
Dorsi Hart (left) and Shirley Fry (right). In 1951 they traveled 4 continents together
Re: The Italian Open Championships
Re: The Italian Open Championships
Maureen Connolly's final defeat at the hands of Doris Hart was one of only two she suffered that year and one of only 4 she suffered from the US Championships in 1951 to the end of her career in the summer of 1954.
Re: The Italian Open Championships
Connolly wins the only title that eluded her after 1953
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Sea&Sea is a leader in the world of underwater photography for many years now. Numerous underwater photographers have started with Sea&Sea cameras like the MMII and the MX10. At the time digital photography made its appearance Sea&Sea launched a new analogue camera in the market, the MMIII. This camera unfortunately never had the chance to prove itself. Shortly after this introduction the first underwater housing for a digital camera from Ricoh got introduced. Nowadays Sea&Sea produce their own cameras. The Sea&Sea 860G is a compact and light weighted 6.2 Megapixel digital camera with a 2.5-inch LCD monitor. I have tested the Sea&Sea 860G camera together with the DX860G underwater housing during a dive in The Netherlands.
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The monitor is bright and clear and the settings are rendered very well so people with a lesser sight will also be able to read the settings underwater effortlessly. The camera is equipped with a 3x optical zoom with a range of 35-105mm (equivalent of a 35mm camera). The macro mode is available from 5cm and the pictures are astonishingly sharp. The white balance offers manual adjustment and it is also possible to select one of the preset white balance settings such as Daylight, Cloudy, Fluorescent, Tungsten and Sunset. ISO values are available from 100 up and including 400 ISO.
Making underwater videos with the Sea&Sea digital camera
Besides that the camera offers a video function. Movies with a resolution of 640x480 pixels (VGA) are available with 24 frames per second. The camera does not offer too many settings. The advantage of the limited amount is that you do not have to worry about settings when photographing underwater. On the other hand it might be a disadvantage for the photographer who likes to play with a lot of different settings. It is a piece of cake to operate the Sea&Sea 860G digital camera and it strikes me that the photos are of extremely good quality despite of the limited setting possibilities.
Sea&Sea DX860G underwater housing
The Sea & Sea DX860G underwater housing has been made of polycarbonate and is waterproof up to a depth of 45 meters. The housing is equipped with a mount for a wide angle lens that offers an angle of view similar to a 20mm lens and a close-up lens that enables focusing as close as 5cm from the camera and at the same time enlarges the object. I had both lenses at my disposal while testing and they both worked fine. It is possible to change them underwater thus enabling shooting flabellinas and landscapes in one dive. No vignetting was visible. The lenses are also suitable for photography on land but then vignetting is apparent.
Sea&Sea underwater housing
Besides the mount the camera features a connection for an optical cable to connect a Sea&Sea external flash to the camera. A built-in diffuser is available for soft pictures with less dirt when using the internal flash. I found out that when using an external flash the latter is insufficient to block the light and it is necessary to block the flash. Finally a hot shoe is available for attaching a guide light to the housing. All buttons needed underwater can be operated on the underwater housing. The shutter release button of the housing works perfect. Some cameras let you take a picture when you are not even aware of taking it because it is not easy to regulate the release button. Luckely, this is not the case with the Sea&Sea 860G. Focusing is easy by pressing the shutter release button half-way down, deciding your composition and then pressing the button completely down.
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The Sea&Sea YS27DX digital underwater flash came with the test set. This flash has a guide number of 20 (on land with ISO set to 100) and an angle of view of 105x84 degrees. It is waterproof up to a depth of 60 meters. The flash functions well with this set, and also works well with the close-up lens, the wide angle lens and without lens adapter converter. The flash can be adjusted in 9 steps enabling the photographer to adjust the right amount of light. It is easy to operate this button even when wearing thick gloves. Four AA batteries have to be inserted in the YS27DX and the flash is recharged within 2 seconds (NiMH batteries) and ready to take the next picture. The flash has to be attached to the housing by means of a light arm. This offers the possibility of positioning the flash on different spots, above or alongside the camera, depending on the object and the amount of dust in the water.
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DAY 1: ENTEBBE – KIBALE NATIONAL PARK – 5 hrs drive.
On arrival at the Entebbe Airport, meet your Crystal safari representative after passport control. Transfer to western Uganda to Crater safari lodge near Kibale national park.
Kibale Forest National Park is reputed to have the greatest variety and highest concentration of primates in East Africa. The most famous of its 13 species is the Chimpanzee, our closest relative. Kibale 1450 Chimpanzee represent Uganda's largest population of this endangered primate. Kibale is also a home to the rare I'Hoest's monkey. Other primates include the black and white Colobus, Blue monkey, Grey cheeked mangabey, Red tailed monkey, Olive baboon to mention but a few. So you will enjoy a guided nature walk in the tropical rainforest in search of the wild chimpanzees, red-tailed monkeys, black and white colobus monkeys and many others.
Arrive in time for a late lunch. In the evening, explore the Crater Lake region, which has many crater lakes and the local people in the area.
Overnight crater safari lodge . BB
After breakfast and a 25-minute drive to the park offices for briefing, go for a hiking through the Kibale Forest in search of chimpanzees and other primates. Kibale is inhabited by three large "communities" of chimps, each numbering more than 100 individuals. Each community has a complicated social structure. Chimps are very social, highly vocal, communicating with a large variety of sounds and gestures. The excitement as the whole group suddenly bursts into a cacophony of wild hooting is most entertaining. You will have one hour in their presence.
Mid- afternoon, return to the lodge and have lunch. In the afternoon go for Bigodi swamp walk where you may see a variety of bird species and other smaller mammals.
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BUFFALO The USA won back-to-back medals for the first time at the world junior championships, capturing a bronze with a 4-2 victory Wednesday against Sweden. A look at the game:
Update: 5:44 p.m.
Chris Kreider finishes off a 2-on-1 with Kyle Palmieri. 4-2 USA with 1:53 left. Second goal of the game for Kreider.
Update: 5:43 p.m.
Three minutes left.
Update: 5:41 p.m.
Four minutes remaining.
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Jesper Fasth get two chances in front. Beats Campbell on the second. USA lead cut to 3-2 at 14:18.
Update: 5:32 p.m.
Panthers prospect Nick Bjugstad adds the insurance goal on tip-in from point. Nick Leddy took the original shot. Ryan Bourque, son of Raymond Bourque, added an assist.
Update: 5:23 p.m.
Sweden kills off the penalty, though the USA had several good chances.
If the USA wins this game, it would give the Americans back-to-back medals for the first time in the 34-year history of the tournament. They would have four medals —- two gold and two bronze — in the last eight years. The Americans only had three medals from 1977 to 2003.
Update: 5:19 p.m.
USA going on the power play.
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A minute into the third period, Drew Shore (Panthers) apparently tips in Justin Faulk's shot from the point to give USA a 2-1 lead. Replays show Chris Kreider also in front. For now, it's Shore's goal.
Update: 4:45 p.m.
The Americans tie the game with 6:28 remaining when Chris Kreider (Rangers) scores on a shot from the slot. Chris Brown (Coyotes) and Jon Merrill (Devils) assist. I like Kreider as a prospect because he skates amazingly well.
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Phoenix Coyotes draft pick Oscar Lindberg scores on a backhand shot while he is falling down to give Sweden at 1-0 lead. USA goalie Jack Campbell makes the initial save, but Lindberg scores on rebound
Update: 4:32 p.m.
USA's Jason Zucker (Minnesota) has a dangerous shot, but he just shot wide on a decent scoring chance cutting in from the wing.
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The 13-5 shot advantage for the USA in the first period was a true reflection of the play. The Americans had plenty of drive and scoring chances. They certainly didn't play with this much zest against Canada, although even if they had, it might not have mattered. The Canadians were almost flawless in that semifinal
Early in the second period, American fans try "USA, USA" chant. Fizzles quickly.
Update: 4:08 p.m.
Californian Emerson Etem (Ducks) just missed a golden scoring chance, set-up by Brock Nelson (Islanders). First period over. Still scoreless.
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Fifteen minutes into the first period, Canadian fans start chanting "Go, Canada, Go, Canada" Just stretching out their vocal chords in preparation for the gold-medal game.
The USA is outshooting Sweden 10-2 .
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If I had to start an NHL team with five players from the U.S. squad, I would want, in this order: 1. Jack Campbell; 2. Charlie Coyle; 3. Jon Merrill; 4. Nick Bjugstad and 5. Derek Forbort.
Five minutes in, Anaheim's Kyle Palmieri robbed by Swedish goalie Petersson Wentzel on shot from the slot.
Update: 3:30 p.m.
Game underway. Sweden is using Thrashers prospect Fredrik Petersson Wentzel in net.
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Before the Sweden vs. USA bronze-medal game, USA Hockey spokesman Dave Fischer announced that by the conclusion of the gold-medal game, there would be 330,000 fans in the building for the tournament. That is the second-highest attendance in the 34-year history of the World Junior Championships.
The record is 453,000 set in Ottawa in 2009. The last time the WJC was in the U.S. it drew 195,000 in Grand Forks, N.D.
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Having played eight years for the Chicago Bears, defensive end Alex Brown expected a warm reception Tuesday upon his return to Halas Hall.
Instead, Bears security personnel escorted Brown -- who's currently a member of the New Orleans Saints -- out of the building.
Brown seemed surprised when he tweeted about the incident on his Twitter page @alexbrown96. But a Bears official said NFL rules forbid players under contract to visit another team's facilities.
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I opened my eyes, slowly, expecting light to be pouring through my blinds, but it was still dark. I looked over my shoulder at Pho, he was fast asleep with a rather murderous expression plastered on his face.
I shrugged, taking advantage of his loose, sleepy grip on my waist, I slipped out of the bed and noticed there was still a light on in Pho's room.
I approached it, curious about what was going on. The door gave a small creak as I pushed it, mum and dad were still out, I don't know what happened to Cira after she and Pho had that misunderstanding.
I tip toed inside, my mind making up wild, imaginative monsters and criminals that were going to jump out at me and kill me, I shook my head. Even at my age, I was still making up childish stories.
The light on Pho's desk was on. I chuckled, how silly as was being, my heart was pumping as well. Before I switched it off, I spied a small, blue, battered notebook on his desk, it lay open on today's date.
A diary. So Pho kept one took. I reached out, then hesitated. I couldn't read it! It wasn't mine. Pho would get mad if I pried. But it was just. ..just there. I felt as though it was screaming at me to snatch it up and read it. Frowning at my childish desires, I sighed and picked it up; sitting down on his bed.
I flicked through it, my heart beat quickened as I read the paragraphs, and studied his drawings and photo's. What was this? All these secrets packed into one small book, it was so full, more pages had been stapled in, making it impossible to close it properly. After fiddling with the cover and back, I returned to the pages filled with his desires, loves and . ..and. . .
It me.
It was all about me.
Every single sentence. I don't even think it was a diary. More like a record book, stating every single thing I've ever said, done, liked or hated. My fingers shook.
On each page, a picture lay. A picture of me. I felt a shiver run up my spine. I didn't know Pho liked me this much. So much it was sort of creepy.
My mind snapped back into order. No way. Even if he was doing this in a perverted manner, then it would be because. . .huhmmm. . .well. He wasn't. That would just be too strange. He was doing this because he wanted to show me growing up, like a photo album of a babies first few years. . .only much, much, much more detailed.
I took a deep breath and flipped it to the page it was on and placed it back on the desk, I left the light on. If I had left it on, he would've known it was me. Because I always turn lights off. As I sauntered towards the door, I eyed up the diary. Should I take it with me?
If I do, then I can see Pho's reaction thinking he's lost it. I bit my lip, having a massive inner debate on the matter. Eventually my mind came to it's decision.
I exited the room, and headed towards Cira's; the diary hidden under my vest. She'd know what to do.


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One of our members, Mark M0UTD will be active with Gordon MM0GOR as MD1U and MD1E in the upcoming CQWW SSB contest from the world famous Scarlett Point on the 29th-30th October.
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All of us at G6TW HQ wish them both well. May their logs be long and their SWR low.
VHF night was a great success. Club members that may not have access to a decent VHF takeoff normally or may not have VHF SSB gear took the opportunity to play radio from the local high spot of Mow Cop on the Cheshire Staffordshire border. Pictures below.
Lewis M3HHY was kind enough to make a video of him working the G6TW/P station on Mow Cop. Members of the club all met on Mow Cop to try for some VHF DX.
The Club is venturing into the hills this Thursday, members are bringing VHF SSB rigs and Amplifiers as well as poles and beams. Good DX hoped for. Meet in the big Layby on Congleton Rd just East of Mow Cop. Hope the WX is kind. Setup from 19:00 hrs.
This week there will be no meeting as Wilson House will be in use as a polling station for the referendum.
Normal operations resume as per the calendar after Thursday.
On Saturday 12th September as a club we went to CHOTA. (Church's on the air). We were operating from St Peter's church at Leighton-cum-Minshull Vernon.
We set up two stations, 2M and HF(40M). Once Chris G1PUV, Pete G4RRM, Clive G7APM, Jon 2E0JZC, Tony 2E0CKM and Mike M0MBG put up the antennas, we all settled down to have a great day, but things didn't go well. First thing was that we couldn't hear anything on 2M, but Chris G1PUV could hear calls on his handheld, but the shack radio was quiet. So we changed the antenna to the one Chris had on his car, and with that we could hear calls on the shack radio again. So we ended up using a 7/8 mag mount on Chris's car, although we could hear people talking, no one was coming back to our CQ's, but we kept calling and we eventually managed some QSOs.
But HF was not plan sailing either, Pete G4RRM was also having antenna trouble too having to change to another G5RV. Once Pete, Jon, Mike and Clive had changed the antenna, Pete managed to work Cyprus, Bahrain and Israel, which was very good seeing all the bands were having an off day.
Half way though the day we have some unexpected guests show up, Steve and Baz. They popped in on their way back from another club where they had been erecting antennas on a mast. It was good to see them again.
So all in all, it was a slow day but it was good to be out as a club playing radios.
Laura-Jane M3MYX
May has been a busy month for members of the club. Firstly Mills on the Air early in the month, where the club put on a station at Bunbury Water Mill.
The station was operated on both Saturday and Sunday on HF and just Sunday for VHF. Being a water mill, the QTH was somewhat in a dip compared to the surrounding terrain. This meant that VHF was difficult, with less than 10 QSOs held on 2m, though those worked did seem to appreciate some activity in the local area.
HF was a completely different story however. 40m seemed full of activity on both days and with plenty of other special event stations at other Mills around the UK and Europe on the band, it was pile-up galore. Pete also did some CW on 40m. 2 videos of this event can be seen at the end of this post.
Later in the month on the 30th was the opening ceremony of Worleston Village Hall. Located a few miles outside of Nantwich and Winsford, the village of Worleston is now blessed with a brand new village hall. Since it seems that you hear more of community halls closing and not opening as of late, many turned out to the ceremony to celebrate the opening.
Both HF (40m) and VHF/UHF (2m and 70cm) stations were operated by club members. This time the terrain was far more favourable for VHF and UHF and many more QSOs were made on these bands, both on FM and SSB. 40m was also busy for most of the day, though conditions didn't seem as favourable on the band compared with mills on the air weekend.
Operating was sometimes difficult as they also had a brass band performing for a while during the ceremony, as some could no doubt hear over the radio!
The event itself was a success with many attending, with some being licensed amateurs that we hadn't seen before just checking our station out! A fun day was had by all.
All in all, a busy and fun month for all those at the South Cheshire Amateur Radio Society.
Jake 2E0SEY
We have been mentioned over on the Nantwich News website with regards to the upcoming Mills on the Air weekend special event.
When I was house hunting in Cumbria, I fell in love with a wee cottage in Underbarrow, just outside of Kendal. At the time it seemed perfect; country living, a detached cottage, and a low noise floor. "Great", I thought, "I can have the Cobwebb and a 2m mast on the house, run a dipole out in the garden" and so on. I was so taken I even bought a Hexbeam and rotator to mast mount at the side of the house.
A quick look at my QTH on QRZ.com shows the first obstacle; the shared garage and parking area between my house and the back garden. (Click on the photos to open a larger version).
You might just be able to make out the overhead electrical power lines supplying the cottages. The shared parking area precludes running a feed line to the garden, whilst the power lines rule out mounting any antenna on the house.
My temporary workaround was to put a push-up 12m Clansman mast in the back garden for the Cobwebb, and operating outside when the weather is fine. It's not ideal, and I had to install an external hi-gain wireless access point for internet access when in the garden. So, where else could I put an antenna?
I have a Comet CH250-BX vertical, originally bought for the side of the house on a 12m mast – but the adjacent power line carries a risk of cutting off the neighbours power supply if the mast or antenna collapsed. Enjoying a pipe one day, it occurred to me that the "front" garden was far enough away from the overhead lines to ground-mount the vertical, and still close enough to feed with coax. The feedline would run across the driveway, but could be protected with a rubber cable cover and packed away when not in use. A quick guestimation survey later, and… excellent, it's 'doable'!
So, how to ground mount a vertical such that I'm not having to disassemble it when not in use, or in high winds: in January, we recorded a wind speed of 100mph! It blew a tree down onto one of my cars, and blew the garage doors clean off!. The obvious solution is a tilt mast, until I found how much they cost! There had to be cheaper way… I had some old scaffold poles, could I use them?
The ground was soft enough to drive a scaffold pole in, and almost firm enough to hold it. Now, how to make a tilt mechanism? That was solved after seeing some swivel scaffold clamps; I had an idea that I could clamp the antenna to a short length of scaffold, in turn attached to the support pole in the ground. Scaffold clamps were easy to come by in a village with four builders and a scaffolder. Originally I intended to use a swivel clamp at the bottom to provide the tilt mechanism, and a double clamp at the top to lock the pole in place. In practice, a double clamp is too rigid, and as there is very little gap between the two poles it is impossible to fully raise/lower the antenna when fully lowered/raised. Replacing it with a second swivel clamp solved this; it is easier to fit to both poles, and the swivel allows me to compensate for the not-quite-vertical support pole.
A trip to an electrical store for an earthing rod and some electrical cable, a quick cut round the hedges to clear the antenna area when tilted over, and I was all set. It only took a few minutes to drive the pole in, mount the antenna bottom section for sizing and cut the excess, and attach the clamps.
Would it work? Would the nearby power lines fry the antenna? The rig? Me? Would it work without radials? Lets try… there was no high-voltage arcing from power line to antenna, nor was I fried. The antenna receives well, I could hear stations, there seemed to be little interference. Could I transmit? Tune to 20m, and a contact with a French callsign. Tune to 40m, success, contact with Germany. It was getting dark, so I stopped there.
You might have noticed I only mentioned radials in passing… because there isn't enough room at all to run radials. But, much of what has been written about radials is, in my opinion, a regurgitated version of someone else's regurgitated opinion found on the Internet. Yes, a vertical will work better with radials. No, it does not need 120 radials each 1/4 wavelength long. 1 or 2 will work, 3 or 4 will work better. 10-15 are pretty much optimum; after that the Law of Diminishing Returns kicks in. But thinking about radials for a moment, who said radials had to be arranged in a star-type configuration around an antenna? If antennas can be bent, such as the Hexbeam and Cobwebb, so can a radial. And if an antenna can be circular or helix shaped, such as TakTenna and VHF special-to-purpose antennas to receive weather satellite data , so can radials. The whole point of a radial is to improve the ground conductivity, as the ground mounted vertical is an image antenna with the image half being the ground it is fed against. So, my idea is to lay chicken wire over the garden, thus creating a sort-of ground-plane, and then run three or four radials out in a spiral, as far as I can, all under an inch or two of manure. Although I could mount the antenna higher, sloping radials would be a waste due to limited space, and the juxtaposition of the road; I wouldn't want an inquisitive rambler to touch a radial carrying a high PD! I also need to look at whether insulating the support pole makes any difference or not in operation, although I'm not sure how I could achieve that.
Now I was looking at my porch, having a pipe, when it occurred to me that it would make a nice little summertime shack…. another day! In the meantime, I'm going to make use of the copper earth rod I banged in at side of house for a random long wire from the office window to the back garden!
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Tranmere ended their run of away defeats with a goalless draw at Carlisle.
Rovers had the better of the game's chances, going closest through Ryan Brunt early in the first half, while the defence dealt well with everything thrown at them by the hosts.
Rovers made three changes to the team that started the last game at Wycombe. Ryan Brunt replaced Mustafa Tiryaki in attack, Ash Taylor joined the defence in place of Mark McChrystal and Robbie Weir came in for Lucas Akins. With Lateef Elford-Alliyu's loan from West Brom having come to an end, his place on the substitutes' bench went to Joss Labadie.
Brunt almost capitalised on a poor back pass from Ben Parker in the second minute but Carlisle keeper Adam Collin was alert enough to get there before the on-loan striker.
The youngster was close to opening the scoring moments later, heading across goal after Adam McGurk redirected Martin Devaney's cross back into his path, only for Collin to somehow keep the ball from going over the line before Peter Murphy cleared.
Another cross from Devaney caused a moment of danger in the Carlisle area on 10 minutes, with McGurk, David Buchanan and James Wallace combining to win a corner.
Ian Goodison ended Carlisle attacks through Francois Zoko and Jon-Paul McGovern before James Berrett shot high and wide of the Rovers goal from outside the area.
Weir's long range attempt was comfortably saved by Collin on 21 minutes while McGurk ran on to a flick on from Brunt before seeing his angled shot being kept out by the legs of the goalkeeper a minute later.
Collin did well to claim Weir's dangerous cross under pressure from Brunt and McGurk on 24 minutes and a chipped effort from Brunt went wide of the target seven minutes later.
Brunt couldn't bring down a high ball in the Carlisle area on 38 minutes which allowed the home side to clear and Rovers kept up their pressure with Devaney beating Parker before firing wide of the target from 25 yards.
McGurk sent a free kick over the bar following a foul on Brunt, the final chance of the half for either side.
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Weir sent a shot well wide of the target on 52 minutes and McGurk fired narrowly past the far post after Wallace won possession on the halfway line.
Carlisle were inches from taking the lead on 56 minutes when Zoko headed just wide the post from the penalty spot but it was one of few worrying moments in the first hour for the Rovers defence.
Rovers' first change saw Brunt replaced by Tiryaki after 69 minutes, moments before Murphy headed wide from a Carlisle free kick.
An injury to Ian Goodison meant the veteran defender was replaced by McChrystal on 73 minutes.
Rovers coped with a tricky Carlisle free kick and a man disadvantage while Danny Holmes was off the pitch for treatment on 85 minutes, breaking on the counter attack through Devaney whose pass to Wallace led to the on loan Everton midfielder shooting into the side netting.
Owain Fon Williams produced his first real save of the match and kept his side in contention for at least a point with a stunning stop from Madden's header as the game went into the final minute of normal time.
The save proved to be crucial as Rovers held on through four minutes of added time for a draw.
Carlisle: Collin, Simek, Michalik, Murphy, Parker, Thirlwell, Berrett (Noble 61), Taiwo (Madden 45 HT), McGovern, Cook (Welsh 61), Zoko. Unused substitutes: Gillespie, Livesey.
Tranmere: Fon Williams, Holmes, Taylor, Goodison (McChrystal 73), Buchanan, Weir, Welsh, Wallace, Devaney, Brunt (Tiryaki 69), McGurk (Akins 86). Unused substitutes: Coughlin, McChrystal, Labadie, Akins.
Referee: Darren Drysdale
Yellow cards: Simek (54), Weir (64), Wallace (89), Zoko (90)
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Join us for RCIA!
Each year men and women embark on an exploration of the Catholic faith. Some are deciding if they are called into the Catholic Church; others have been Catholic all their lives and are now interested in discovering what this really means. Together we witness to the fact that our search for God is a lifelong journey, a journey on which we make the most progress when we walk it with others and with intention.
Participants Say...
"I have often put my faith journey on hold, recognizing that I don't have time to really develop my faith in my busy schedule. Once I made a commitment to my faith journey and have put in some time to develop my faith, I realized that I don't have time to not give some to God. Whatever I offer to Him, He always repays a million times over. The faith journey I am on is quite possibly the most transforming and enhancing journey I have been a part of." - Del, Baptized Easter 2006
2017-2018 Session
September 5th, 2017
Tuesdays, 7:00-9:00 PM, September through May.
Parish Hall, beneath the back of the church.
Director of Adult Faith Formation, Michael O'Smith, email@example.com
Answers To Common Questions About RCIA
What is RCIA?
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults, or RCIA, is a series of classes that present an adult exploration of the Catholic faith. RCIA is a chance for people to learn the basics of what it means to be Catholic, to ask their burning questions, and to seek ways to more fully open their lives to Jesus Christ. RCIA is primarily for adults considering becoming Catholic and for Catholics who were never Confirmed. RCIA prepares men and women to make a conscious choice whether or not they want receive the sacraments of initiation offered by the Catholic Church (Baptism, Eucharist, and Confirmation). At St. Dominic's, we offer opportunities for others join in this process. We do this in recognition that faith is a lifelong journey, and that many people who have been Catholic their entire lives are now ready to ask new questions as adults.
What is the time commitment for RCIA?
The RCIA group meets every Tuesday evening from 7:00-9:00 PM from the second week in September through the Easter Vigil and Pentecost. For 2016, the first session is September 6th. The final session before Pentecost is June 4th, 2017. This is the primary time commitment, and there may be other commitments depending on what part of the process you're going through. We recognize that many people have work and family schedules that won't allow them to be at every meeting. That said, it's best if you can be at most meetings because each lesson builds on earlier lessons. If you have to miss an evening, we'll provide ways for you to catch up on what you miss.
What if I'm not sure I want to become Catholic or be Confirmed?
Not a problem! In fact, we're assuming that this is the case. Our RCIA is structured in a way that invites you to make small commitments until you're sure you want to proceed. The initial meetings are designed to answer some basic questions, and give you a feel for what the journey will be like. After the first few classes, we'll explore the core Christian message while beginning to answer your most burning questions. Around December, we invite you to begin to decide where you'd like this process to take you.
If I'm already a Confirmed Catholic, is RCIA right for me?
Many of us stopped learning about our Catholic faith when we received the Sacrament of Confirmation in our early teens. Confirmation was supposed to be the time when we chose the Catholic faith for ourselves at the "age of reason," but many of us realize that we weren't really aware enough to say "yes." Often, we don't really engage in our spiritual journey until much later in life. It's not uncommon for us to realize as adults that we want to know more about our faith, and to wrestling with some of the more difficult questions we have. RCIA is an opportunity for you to really explore your faith. It is also a chance to see your faith through the eyes of people exploring it for the first time. Together we'll help each other grow closer to Jesus Christ.
Is RCIA appropriate for children too?
RCIA (adapted for older children and teens) is provided, depending on individual circumstances, through the Children's Faith Formation (CFF) or Youth Ministry programs. Contact Socorro Reyes, the Director of Family and Youth Ministries, at email@example.com or (415) 674-0446.


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JetBlue's Maruster Leaves After Winter Service DisruptionMary Schlangenstein
JetBlue Airways Corp. Chief Operating Officer Rob Maruster, who oversaw the suspension of flights at four airports during January winter storms, has left the carrier.
President Robin Hayes, 48, will oversee operations at the airline, the New York-based company said in a statement today without elaborating on the reasons for Maruster's exit. Maruster, 43, joined JetBlue in 2005 as vice president of operational planning and became COO in 2009.
Maruster's departure surprised Hunter Keay, an analyst at Wolfe Research Inc. in New York. He said the COO did a good job of keeping operations on time at New York's John F. Kennedy, the "terrible, terrible, congested" airport that is JetBlue's main base and a focal point of the winter service disruptions.
"JetBlue is probably under-earning their potential, but I wouldn't blame that on the operations," Keay said in an interview. "JetBlue has very high customer satisfaction scores, and you don't get that from bad operations."
The stock slid 3.7 percent to $7.63 at the close in New York before JetBlue's announcement, extending the shares' decline to 11 percent this year. That ranks ninth among 11 carriers in the Bloomberg U.S. Airlines Index.
Real Hamilton-Romeo, a JetBlue spokeswoman, declined to comment on Maruster's plans or why he left the airline.
"He felt it was time," Hamilton-Romeo said. "It was definitely amicable."
In January, Maruster became the public face of JetBlue in explaining the airline's decision to suspend operations for 17 hours at four airports after snow blanketed the Northeast U.S., saying the airline "absolutely" took the right step. Operations were idled at the three New York airports -- Kennedy and LaGuardia and New Jersey's Newark Liberty -- and Boston's Logan.
The shutdown was intended to allow time for planes and crews to get back into place following 1,800 cancellations. The storms cut revenue by $45 million.