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John A. DAUGHERTY and Cheryl A. Daugherty v. Brenda M. CAMPBELL et al.
John A. Daugherty and Cheryl A. Daugherty appeal from a summary judgment entered by the Jefferson Circuit Court in favor of Brenda M. Campbell, Tavares Ward, Sr., Reli Title, LLC, and Stewart Title Guaranty Company. We affirm.
On June 8, 2007, the Jefferson District Court entered a default judgment ("the 2007 judgment") in the amount of $10,000 in favor of Cheryl against Tavares Ward, Sr., Tavares Ward, Jr., Lomb Avenue Automotive, and Five Star Automotive; that judgment arose from automotive repairs that Cheryl had sought from the defendants for her vehicle and that Cheryl claimed had not been performed correctly. On August 8, 2007, Cheryl recorded the 2007 judgment in the Jefferson Probate Court.1
On July 24, 2008, Tavares Ward, Sr. (hereinafter "Ward"), through legal counsel, filed a motion in the district court, seeking to set aside, pursuant to Rule 60(b), Ala. R. Civ. P., the 2007 judgment as to him. In support of that motion, he asserted that he had never been served with the summons and complaint in the original action; that, as a result, the 2007 judgment was void as to him; and that Cheryl had recorded the 2007 judgment, thereby encumbering real property for which he currently had a pending sales contract. Cheryl opposed that motion. On August 4, 2008, after a hearing, the district court set aside the 2007 judgment against Ward.
On August 15, 2008, Cheryl timely filed in the circuit court a petition seeking mandamus review of the district court's order granting Ward's Rule 60(b) motion.2 On August 29, 2008, after Cheryl had filed her mandamus petition in the circuit court, Ward executed a warranty deed conveying real property located in Jefferson County ("the property") to Campbell. On September 2, 2008, Campbell recorded the warranty deed she had received from Ward in the probate court. As part of the conveyance from Ward to Campbell, Reli Title and Stewart Title issued title-insurance policies, but they did not note or except from coverage the 2007 judgment against Ward that Cheryl had recorded in the probate court.
On March 18, 2009, the circuit court entered a judgment finding that Ward had been served with the summons and complaint in the district-court action. As a result, the circuit court found that the district court had properly entered the 2007 judgment against Ward and it "revived" and reinstated the certificate of judgment previously recorded by Cheryl.
On June 10, 2012, the Daughertys filed this action in the circuit court.3 In the complaint, as finally amended, they asserted a claim, pursuant to Ala.Code 1975, § 8–9A–1 et seq., known as the "Alabama Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act," against Ward, Campbell, Reli Title, and Stewart Title, and they sought a judgment declaring the priority of Cheryl's judgment lien as to Campbell's title to the property.
Reli Title and Stewart Title filed, pursuant to Rule 12(b)(6), Ala. R. Civ. P., separate motions seeking to dismiss the fraudulent-conveyance claim asserted against them in the first amended complaint. Reli Title and Stewart Title subsequently filed, pursuant to Rule 12(b)(6), a joint motion to dismiss the declaratory-judgment count asserted against them in the second amended complaint.
Campbell answered the complaint, asserting, among other things, that, pursuant to Ala.Code 1975, § 35–4–90(a), her deed had been recorded before the circuit court had revived Cheryl's judgment lien against Ward and, therefore, that her deed had priority over Cheryl's lien. Campbell also asserted various affirmative defenses and a counterclaim, seeking a judgment declaring that she was a bona fide purchaser without notice of a valid lien at the time she acquired the property and that her title to the property had not been impacted by the circuit court's subsequent reinstatement of the 2007 judgment against Ward. Alternatively, Campbell asserted that she was entitled to an equitable lien for the value of the improvements she had made to the property. Ward, who appeared pro se, answered the complaint denying all claims. Ward made no further effort to defend against the claims.
The Daughertys and Campbell filed competing summary-judgment motions, and the Daughertys sought to strike the affidavits submitted in support of Campbell's summary-judgment motion. The circuit court granted the motions to dismiss that had been filed by Reli Title and Stewart Title. After a hearing on the summary-judgment motions filed by the Daughertys and Campbell, the circuit court entered a summary judgment in favor of Campbell, denied the summary-judgment motion filed by the Daughertys, denied the motion to strike filed by the Daughertys, and dismissed the action with prejudice.4 The circuit court provided no reasoning for the entry of its summary judgment. The Daughertys timely appealed.
Standard of Review
" 'We review the trial court's grant or denial of a summary-judgment motion de novo, and we use the same standard used by the trial court to determine whether the evidence presented to the trial court presents a genuine issue of material fact. Bockman v. WCH, L.L.C., 943 So.2d 789 (Ala.2006). Once the summary-judgment movant shows there is no genuine issue of material fact, the nonmovant must then present substantial evidence creating a genuine issue of material fact. Id. "We review the evidence in a light most favorable to the nonmovant." 943 So.2d at 795. We review questions of law de novo. Davis v. Hanson Aggregates Southeast, Inc., 952 So.2d 330 (Ala.2006)." '
Lloyd Noland Found., Inc. v. HealthSouth Corp., 979 So.2d 784, 793 (Ala.2007) (quoting Smith v. State Farm Mut. Auto. Ins. Co., 952 So.2d 342, 346 (Ala.2006)).
On appeal, the Daughertys have not argued that the circuit court erred in entering a judgment in favor of all the defendants as to the fraudulent-conveyance claim, and, as a result, we deem that issue to have been waived. See, e.g., Boshell v. Keith, 418 So.2d 89, 92 (Ala.1982) ("When an appellant fails to argue an issue in its brief, that issue is waived.").
The Daughertys also make no arguments specific to their claims asserted against Reli Title or Stewart Title, and, despite Reli Title's and Stewart Title's role as title insurers involved in the conveyance of the property between Ward and Campbell, the record fails to disclose any privity between the Daughertys and Reli Title and between the Daughertys and Stewart Title. We, therefore, affirm the circuit court's dismissal of the claims asserted against Reli Title and Stewart Title. Finally, the Daughertys have not specifically addressed the claims asserted against Ward on appeal. We, therefore, affirm the circuit court's judgment implicitly entered in favor of Ward as to all claims asserted against him.
In their brief filed with this court, the Daughertys argue only that Cheryl's judgment lien against the property is entitled to priority over Campbell's deed. The parties do not dispute that the 2007 judgment predated Campbell's deed obtained from Ward in August 2008. It also is undisputed that Cheryl recorded the certificate of judgment in August 2007 while Campbell recorded her deed in September 2008.
In Pope v. Gordon, 922 So.2d 893, 896 (Ala.2005), our supreme court stated:
"A judgment creditor may ․ create a lien on the judgment debtor's property by obtaining a certificate of judgment from [any court of this state] and filing that certificate in the office of the judge of probate of any county. See Ala.Code 1975, § 6–9–210. This filing creates a lien on property of the judgment debtor in that county. See Ala.Code 1975, § 6–9–211."
(Footnote omitted.) We, therefore, agree with the Daughertys that, by recording the certificate of judgment regarding the 2007 judgment in the probate court, Cheryl created a lien in her favor as to the property.
Subsequent to the creation of that judgment lien, however, the district court set aside the 2007 judgment entered against Ward on the basis that it was void due to lack of service upon Ward. Although Cheryl timely sought mandamus review of that ruling, "[t]he filing of a petition for a writ of mandamus against a trial judge does not divest the trial court of jurisdiction, stay the case, or toll the running of any period for obeying an order or perfecting a filing in the case." Ex parte State (State v. Webber), 892 So.2d 869, 871 (Ala.2004). Because Cheryl's mandamus petition did not stay the effect of the district court's ruling, the 2007 judgment as to Ward was declared void and, as stated by the district court, was "held for naught" as of August 4, 2008.
In determining the effect of the district court's ruling on Cheryl's judgment lien, we find the following language in Duncan v. Gunter Ins. Agency (In re Duncan), 60 B.R. 345 (Bankr.M.D.Ala.1986), persuasive: "Since a judgment lien cannot exist independently of the judgment, such lien is discharged by the satisfaction and extinguishment of the judgment." Id. at 348 (citing 47 Am.Jur.2d Judgments § 995). See also Ogburn v. SouthTrust Bank (In re Ogburn), 212 B.R. 984, 986 (Bankr.M.D.Ala.1995) (" 'Without the debt there is nothing to secure and no basis for the lien." ' (quoting 1 David G. Epstein et al., Bankruptcy § 3–11, at 156 n. 27 (1992))). Because the district court vacated the 2007 judgment as to Ward in August 2008, the judgment lien that was created when Cheryl recorded the certificate of judgment was discharged by operation of law. See 50 C.J.S. Judgments § 826 (2009) ("The [judgment] lien is extinguished where the judgment is vacated absolutely and finally, or canceled and stricken off the record, or reversed on appeal, and in such cases the court has no power to continue the lien so that it may attach to such judgment as subsequently may be rendered." (footnotes omitted)).
We next consider the priority of Campbell's deed versus Cheryl's void judgment, as determined by the district court, and her revived judgment, as determined by the circuit court. Campbell acquired title to the property shortly after the district court declared the 2007 judgment as to Ward to be void, and she recorded her deed to the property in September 2008. Before the circuit court, Campbell asserted that, when she acquired her title to the property and recorded her deed, Cheryl held no valid lien against the property. Based on our analysis set out above, we must agree. The 2007 judgment as to Ward was not revived and given legal effect again until March 18, 2009, when the circuit court so ordered. By that time, however, Campbell's deed had already been recorded.
In the circuit court, Campbell relied on Ala.Code 1975, § 35–4–90(a), which addresses the priority of deeds versus the claims of judgment creditors. That statute provides, in pertinent part:
"(a) All conveyances of real property, deeds, mortgages, deeds of trust or instruments in the nature of mortgages to secure any debts are inoperative and void as to purchasers for a valuable consideration, mortgagees and judgment creditors without notice, unless the same have been recorded before the accrual of the right of such purchasers, mortgagees or judgment creditors."
The Daughertys responded that § 35–4–90(a) offered no support for Campbell's claim that her deed was entitled to priority over Cheryl's revived judgment; the Daughertys asserted that § 35–4–90(a), in fact, supported their claim that Cheryl's recorded judgment lien was entitled to priority over Campbell's deed. In Johnson v. Haleyville Mobile Home Supply, Inc., 477 So.2d 328 (Ala.1985), on which the Daughertys rely, our supreme court discussed the proper application of § 35–4–90(a). In Johnson, Haleyville Mobile Home Supply, Inc. ("HMH"), the judgment creditor, sued the debtor-defendants, the Lewises, in January 1983, and the Lewises conveyed some of their property to Johnson in March 1983. Id. at 328. HMH obtained a judgment in its favor on May 25, 1983, and it recorded its judgment on that same day. Id. at 328–29. The Lewises filed a postjudgment motion challenging certain aspects of the judgment on June 14, 1983. Id. at 329. Johnson recorded his deed on July 19, 1983, after the entry of the judgment in favor of HMH. Id. at 329. On July 27, 1983, the trial court denied the Lewises' postjudgment motion, but it amended the judgment to reduce the amount awarded to HMH. Id.
On appeal, Johnson relied on § 35–4–90(a) and asserted that his deed had been recorded before HMH had acquired its judgment rights, which, Johnson argued, had occurred when the Lewises' postjudgment motion had been finally resolved.5 Id. Our supreme court rejected that argument, stating:
"Based on the language used by the trial judge in the order dated July 27, 1983, we must also disagree with this argument. In that order, the trial judge stated, 'the Court is of the opinion that the judgment heretofore entered on the 25th day of May, 1983 should be reduced.' Nowhere in that order is it stated that it was intended to be a new judgment. If a timely motion for new trial is made, a trial court may amend or correct its judgment. Jasper Community Hospital v. Hyde, 397 So.2d 153, 155 (Ala.Civ.App.1981). In this case, upon timely motion, the trial judge amended the judgment of May 25, 1983, by reducing the amount to be awarded to HMH, and this action did not affect the rights established in that previous judgment.
"The trial court was correct in deciding that HMH's judgment lien was superior to Johnson's deed from the Lewises. For a judgment creditor to have priority over a prior executed deed under [Ala.] Code 1975, § 35–4–90, it must be shown that the rights as a judgment creditor accrued before the prior executed deed was recorded and that the judgment creditor did not have notice of the deed at the time of the judgment. W.T. Rawleigh Co. v. Barnette, 253 Ala. 433, 436, 44 So.2d 585, 587 (1950). We have decided that HMH's rights as a judgment creditor accrued on May 25, 1983. The facts presented to the trial court show that Johnson did not record his deed until July 19, 1983, and that HMH did not have notice of that deed at the time its judgment was rendered and recorded. Therefore, the determination of the trial court in favor of HMH was correct."
Johnson, 477 So.2d at 329–30.
The facts of this case are easily distinguishable from those of Johnson. In Johnson, our supreme court held that the creditor's judgment rights had accrued before the deed at issue had been recorded. The supreme court also concluded that the trial court's later amendment of that judgment, in response to a postjudgment motion, did not amount to the entry of a new judgment.
In this case, the August 2008 judgment entered by the district court set aside the 2007 judgment as to Ward; that ruling vacated Cheryl's creditor's rights as to Ward. Cheryl sought a review of that ruling from a different court, i.e., the circuit court, which ultimately reversed the district court's ruling. Therefore, unlike in Johnson, supra, the subsequent ruling by the circuit court in March 2009 resulted in the revival of the judgment in favor of Cheryl. Although Cheryl regained her rights as a judgment creditor as to Ward, a lapse of time occurred in which Cheryl held no valid judgment against Ward. During that lapse in the validity of Cheryl's judgment against Ward, Campbell obtained title to the property and recorded her deed. See 50 C.J.S. Judgments § 826 (2009) ("When an order vacating a judgment is set aside the lien is revived in all its pristine vigor except as to the rights of third persons acquired in the meantime." (footnotes omitted)).
Additionally, when the judgment against Ward was revived in favor of Cheryl in March 2009, Cheryl knew or should have known of Ward's conveyance of the property. In his motion to set aside the 2007 judgment, Ward indicated that he had a contract to sell property located in Jefferson County and that Cheryl's recorded judgment was interfering with that sale. Thus, Cheryl was on notice that Ward intended to sell property that she claimed was subject to her judgment lien. Additionally, at the time Cheryl's judgment was revived, Campbell's deed was duly recorded in the probate court. See, e.g., Baldwin Cnty. Fed. Sav. Bank v. Central Bank of the South, 585 So.2d 1279 (Ala.1991) (discussing the notice exception of § 35–4–90(a) and recognizing that, for a judgment creditor to be given priority over an existing deed holder, the judgment creditor must record its judgment without actual or constructive notice of the earlier conveyance).
Because Campbell's deed was recorded before Cheryl's rights as a judgment creditor against Ward were revived and because Cheryl knew or should have known of Campbell's deed at the time those rights were revived, Campbell's deed is entitled to priority over Cheryl's judgment rights, pursuant to § 35–4–90(a).
The Daughertys also argue that the doctrine of lis pendens requires a reversal of the circuit court's summary judgment.6 See Ala.Code 1975, § 35–4–131(a) (recognizing that a lis pendens may be recorded against specific real property when an action is brought to enforce "any lien upon, right to or interest in, or to recover any land"). Citing Jesse P. Evans III, Alabama Property Rights and Remedies § 5.13 (4th ed.2010), the Daughertys argue in their brief that, "[u]nder the common-law doctrine of lis pendens, the filing of an action respecting a right, title, interest in or claim to the property placed the property in custodia legis, or in the custody of the court in which the action was commenced." We disagree.
In Stephens v. Huie, 37 So.3d 776, 779 (Ala.Civ.App.2009), this court stated:
"The doctrine of lis pendens has no application when the action involved seeks the recovery of a money judgment. McCollum v. Burton, 220 Ala. 629, 127 So. 224 (1930); see also 51 Am.Jur.2d Lis Pendens § 28 (2000) (stating that 'where the primary purpose of a lawsuit is to recover money damages and the action does not directly affect the title to or the right of possession of real property, the filing of a notice of lis pendens is inappropriate')."
Applying the principles applicable to the doctrine of lis pendens to this case, it is clear that Cheryl's original claims against Ward did not relate to the title to or the right of possession of real property; her claims arose as a result of automobile repairs that she claimed had been improperly performed. At all times relevant to her claims against Ward, Cheryl has attempted to obtain and to retain her right to recover money damages from Ward. We, therefore, agree with Campbell that the doctrines of lis pendens and in custodia legis were never applicable in this case.
Based on the above, we conclude that the circuit court properly entered a summary judgment in favor of Campbell. We, therefore, affirm the circuit court's judgment.
1. On July 8, 2008, Cheryl filed in the district court a motion styled "Motion to Amend Judgment Nunc Pro Tunc" seeking to clarify the names shown on the 2007 judgment and to distinguish between Tavares Ward, Sr., and Tavares Ward, Jr. The district court granted her motion to identify Tavares Ward, Jr., as "Teague Ward aka Tavares Ward, Jr."
2. Cheryl originally filed with the circuit court a notice of appeal from the district court's August 4, 2008, ruling. The circuit court subsequently granted Cheryl's motion to treat her notice of appeal as a petition for a writ of mandamus. See, e.g., Bates v. Stewart, 99 So.3d 837 (Ala.2012) (recognizing that a petition for a writ of mandamus is a proper method of seeking review of a trial court's ruling granting a motion, filed pursuant to Rule 60(b), Ala. R. Civ. P., reinstating an action); and Ex parte McCrory & Williams, Inc., [Ms. 2121099, Jan. 10, 2014] _ So.3d _ (Ala.Civ.App.2014) (reviewing, by way of mandamus petition, a trial court's granting of a motion, filed pursuant to Rule 60(b)(4), Ala. R. Civ. P., seeking to set aside a default judgment). We, therefore, refer to Cheryl's filing in the circuit court as a mandamus petition.
3. Although John Daugherty is a practicing attorney who represented Cheryl in obtaining the 2007 judgment, the record does not explain his role as a plaintiff in the underlying action before the circuit court. In any event, his interests appear to be aligned with and identical to Cheryl's interests.
4. Based on the nature of the claims asserted against Campbell and Ward, we conclude that the circuit court's entry of a summary judgment in favor of Campbell implicitly disposed of all claims asserted against Ward as well. Additionally, Campbell has not conditionally cross-appealed from the implicit denial of her cross-claim in which she had asserted an equitable lien for the value of the improvements she had made to the property.
5. In Johnson, supra, our supreme court recognized that "[t]he issue [in] this appeal is whether HMH obtained the rights of a judgment creditor for the purposes of [Ala.] Code 1975, § 35–4–90, on the date of the initial entry of judgment by the trial court or on the date the Lewises' motion for new trial was denied." 477 So.2d at 328.
6. Although the Daughertys presented these arguments to the circuit court, they did so in a brief submitted to the circuit court after the parties had concluded their arguments in support of and in opposition to the competing summary-judgment motions. Campbell moved to strike the Daughertys' untimely filed brief, but the circuit court did not rule on Campbell's motion to strike before entering a summary judgment in Campbell's favor. Although it is unclear whether the circuit court considered the Daughertys' arguments, we briefly address them.
MOORE, Judge.
THOMPSON, P.J., and PITTMAN, THOMAS, and DONALDSON, JJ., concur.


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Taking the pulse of 'Stomp' after 30 years
REVIEW: The percussive ballet still has the capacity to make some noise.
Ten Thousand Things views Pericles through his mistreatment of women
Review: Ten Thousand Things Theatre puts the focus on women in "Pericles," and the hapless hero is found to be lacking.
At 93, conductor Skrowaczewski remains a Minn. Orchestra powerhouse
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For better or worse, author Carl Hiaasen feels pull of Norwegian pedigree
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New Minnesota Opera boss pledges 'Zen' leadership after years of tumult
The first time Ryan Taylor walked into Minnesota Opera he was an aspiring baritone. Now he's the boss.
'Ragtime' gives heart to a powerful American parable
Review: The old story turns on current issues like wealth, racial division and immigration.
Review: Guthrie's 'Sense and Sensibility' is a satisfying night of romance
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Saucy or inane? Park Square's 'The Liar' will divide theatergoers
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New work is risky business for Twin Cities arts groups
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Review: Walking Shadow lands a very small fish in 'The River'
REVIEW: Walking Shadow's "The River" is an enigma that teases but doesn't quite satisfy.
Theater Latté Da buys historic Ritz Theater in northeast Minneapolis
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Review: "Bars and Measures" at the Jungle Theater contemplates the uniting power of music in these divided times
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Review: 'DAI,' at Minnesota Jewish Theatre, contemplates violence in a civil society
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168 shows, 850 performances, 11 days: Why the Minnesota Fringe Fest matters
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1,700 dinners a night: Show starts in kitchen at Chanhassen Dinner Theatres
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Arias and jazz hands: What's the difference between opera and musical theater?
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Park Square staging of Karam's 'Prophet' falls short on revelations
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Actor Kurt Kwan is a low-key performer who does his acting on stage, not off stage
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"Trouble in Mind" exposes the real, stinging emotions raised when black actors confront stereotypes.
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Wickedly funny 'Book of Mormon' preaches a story of love
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History Theater musical 'Complicated Fun' is a Minneapolis mixtape
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Here's another "Which One" poll. Please be honest, this is a legitamate poll.
Which full size polymer frame handgun, for the sake of argument we'll say .40S&W, based on reliability, durability, accuracy, and general shootability "out of the box", is the better, not the most popular, better.
1. CZ 75 and clones (Witness, Baby Eagle, etc.)
3. S'field XD and XDm
4. Glocks
5. Kimber KPD
6. S&W Sigma
7. Ruger P series
8. Taurus 24/7
9. Sig
10. Beretta PX-4
I intended to post a poll on this, and all input is welcome.


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Sat. January 21, 2012 | Joey Knight | Email
PLANT CITY — In a month or two, Jacob Brumbeloe will participate in a detailed ceremony where colors and pins are presented with equal solemnity.
At its end, he'll be recognized as a full-fledged Eagle Scout, the Boy Scouts' highest ranking and the culmination of 11 years of character development, community service, even some cardiovascular training.
But in the interim, he'll remain the Durant soccer team's resident marked man, watching every last foe live out the Boy Scout motto, the one about being prepared.
Are they ever prepared for the sleek Cougar with the slight frame (5-foot-5, 116 pounds) and curly brown hair. Man coverage, double-man coverage, prevent defense — Brumbeloe has seen it all. Felt it, too.
"I've taken some hits," he said. "I get pretty beat up out there."
Yet he continues collecting goals as proficiently as he does merit badges.
The top scorer for Durant's Class 5A state runnerup team last year, Brumbeloe has 24 goals in 16 matches this season — when everyone on the pitch knows the ball is coming his way. He enters the 5A, District 7 tournament with four hat tricks and one four-goal contest.
"I don't worry about what the other players have to do," Brumbeloe said.
"If they have to foul me …whatever they do to me it doesn't bother me, I just keep my head on and play my own game. If they've got to mark me they've got to mark me. It's not going to stop me."
Coach Jamin Hollingsworth credits Brumbeloe's skill, work ethic and undistilled courage.
"He's fearless," said Hollingsworth, noting that Brumbeloe's goal total is further astounding when considering he's not surrounded by the same talent as last winter.
"He's not afraid to get laid out by a goalie, punched in the head. Some guys are afraid of that. He's not."
Apparently, the shots to the crown haven't been substantial. The son of an Air Force officer, Brumbeloe carries a 5.4 weighted GPA in an advanced-placement course load including physics, economics, statistics and calculus.
In pursuit of Eagle Scout status, he constructed osprey nests for a local phosphate company and helped build a nest at Lowry Park Zoo. What's more, he has lettered in two varsity sports, including cross country, despite being born without a right pectoral muscle.
By the middle of his freshman year, Brumbeloe already had earned a starting outside-midfield spot for what Hollingsworth deems the most talented team in school history. But he really exploded last season, collecting a team-best 19 goals and six assists.
It was midway through that season when Hollingsworth moved him up top with 6-foot-6 converted goalkeeper Connor Bass. In his first contest as a forward, a 5-2 victory against eventual 5A final four qualifier Gaither, Brumbeloe had three goals.
"That turned our season around," Hollingsworth said.
He tallied eight more as Durant rolled through the playoffs, which ended with a shutout loss to Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas in the state final. This year, Brumbeloe is one of only four seniors on a Cougars side (5-7-4) Hollingsworth mostly had to reconstruct.
Who better than a Scout to assist with the craftwork?
"He surprises people with how good he is in the air," Hollingsworth said. "He times his jumps really well. But the main thing is with his natural ability and his work ethic.
"And he's fearless."
District soccer schedules
Class 5A-7 at Newsome
Monday: No. 3 Alonso vs. No. 6 Riverview, 4; No. 2 Bloomingdale vs. No. 7 Plant, 6; No. 4 Durant vs. No. 5 Newsome, 8
Wednesday: Bloomingdale/Plant winner vs. Alonso/Riverview winner, 5; Durant/Newsome winner vs. No. 1 Wharton, 7
Friday: Final, 7
Class 4A-9 at Brandon
Tuesday: No. 7 Tampa Bay Tech vs. No. 2 Strawberry Crest, 4; No. 6 Armwood vs. No. 3 Hillsborough, 6; No. 5 Brandon vs. No. 4 East Bay, 8
Wednesday: TBT/Strawberry Crest winner vs. Armwood/Hillsborough winner, 6; Brandon/East Bay winner vs. No. 1 Plant City, 8
Friday: Final, 7
Class 4A-8 at Steinbrenner
Tuesday: No. 4 Wiregrass Ranch vs. No. 5 Chamberlain, 6; No. 3 Sickles vs. No. 6 Steinbrenner, 8
Wednesday: No. 2 Gaither vs. Sickles/Steinbrenner winner, 6; No. 1 Freedom vs. Wiregrass/Chamberlain winner, 8
Friday: Final, 7
Class 3A-9 at Leto
Monday: No. 9 Spoto vs. No. 8 Middleton, 7
Tuesday: No. 1 Jesuit vs. Spoto/Middleton winner, 6; No. 7 Blake vs. No. 2 Leto, 8
Wednesday: No. 4 King vs. No. 5 Robinson, 6; No. 3 Lennard vs. No. 6 Jefferson, 8
Thursday: Jesuit/TBD winner vs. King/Robinson winner, 6; Lennard/Jefferson winner vs. Blake/Leto winner, 8
Friday: Final, 7
Class 2A-9 at Clearwater Central Catholic
Wednesday: No. 4 Tampa Catholic vs. No. 1 Berkeley Prep, 5; No. 3 St. Petersburg Catholic vs. No. 2 Clearwater Central Catholic, 7
Friday: Final, 7
Class A-7 at various sites
Monday: No. 9 Citrus Park Christian at No. 8 Academy at the Lakes
Tuesday: Citrus Park/AATL winner at No. 1 Tampa Prep, 7; No. 5 Seffner Christian at No. 4 Bishop McLaughlin, 7; No. 6 Calvary Christian at No. 3 Cambridge, 7; No. 7 Carrollwood Day at No. 2 Indian Rocks Christian, 7
Wednesday at Indian Rocks: Cambridge/Calvary winner vs. CDS/IRC winner, 5; Tampa Prep/TBD winner vs. Seffner/Bishop winner, 7
Friday at Indian Rocks: Final, 7


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Gangtey Tours and Travels
About Gangtey
Gangtey Valley, also known as the Phobjika Valley, is an expansive U-shaped glacial valley in central Bhutan. Surrounded by the Black Mountains this pretty, but little-visited, region has been designated as a conservation area by the government of Bhutan and plays host to the black-necked crane in winter, when they migrate here from neighbouring Tibet. These cranes are so popular in the area that the locals throw a festival to mark their arrival every year on the 12th of November.Read More
Apart from the birds, the Gangtey area is famous for its resident monastery, the Gangteng Monastery. Built in 1613 and most recently renovated in 2008 it is arguably one of the holiest Buddhist sites in the world in the last remaining wholly Buddhist country in the world. This impressive building sits at the head of Phobjika Valley, proudly looking over the valley and is inhabited by visiting monks in the summer months only. Every year the monastery becomes the venue for Tsechu, a religious Bhutanese festival, which is held all over the country and sees numerous musical and dance performances.
Visitors often take leisurely walks through the village as well as further afield on the numerous nature walks and treks. The valley's varied and often undulating terrain means that a walk can be found for all levels of fitness. The rugged landscape, peppered with charming, authentic residences, makes Gangtey well worth being a stop on anyone's itinerary. The vistas never fail to disappoint and are sure to leave travellers with some unforgettable memories.
Gangtey Hotels
If you are planning a Gangtey holiday, have a look at some of the accommodation that we recommend. 'Our Rating' indicates how we feel each property rates according to normal Western hotel standards. 'Local Rating' indicates how the property is categorised/rated locally:
Amankora Gangtey Gangtey
Looking out across the lush green surroundings, the tall wooden facade of the Amankora Gantey is one of Bhutan's finest luxury properties. It comprises eight suites, all perfectly proportioned in an open plan style. Wood panelling and chocolate brown walls surround the terrazzo-clad bath and traditional Bukhari (wood burner) and the floor-to-ceiling windows offer a spectacular view of the valley. Taking one of the local nature walks is a great way to see the stunning valley. The hotel is located in the little-visited Phobjikha Valley on a forested knoll amongst one of Bhutan's most important wildlife reserves.
Hotel Dewachen Gangtey
Set above a beautiful valley, the Dewachen Hotel is a classic example of Bhutanese architecture with ornate carvings covering the property. Rooms are spacious and warm, all coming with an iron stove and burner so guests will remain toasty throughout the night. Traditional food is served and there is a cocktail lounge on site too. A traditional hot stone bath is the perfect way to end the day. The hotel is encircled by pine forests in the Phobjikha Valley and commands some truly stunning views. The rare Black Necked Cranes are often seen here.
Yue Loki Guest House Gangtey
Built in the traditional Bhutanese style, the Yue Loki Guest House is a comfortable guest house in Gangtey. Rooms are well equipped with stylish hard wood flooring and authentic wood burners (bukhari) to help keep warm in the winter months. There is a buffet restaurant in the Guest House which serves a good array of Bhutanese, Chinese, Continental and Indian cuisine. Why not treat yourself whilst here and ask for a hot stone bath! The property is located in popular Gangtey - home to many of Bhutan's famous monasteries.
Gangtey Tailor made suggestions
Here are some of the recent tailor made itineraries we have created for our clients which include a visit to Gangtey.


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VFW LADIES AUXILIARY :: The monthly meeting of the VFW Ladies Auxiliary to Post 1989, Indiana, was held July 16 at the VFW Post Home. Debbie Mock, president, called the meeting to order. After the opening ceremonies and the roll call of officers the minutes were read and approved. Marge Peffer gave the treasures report. The audit report was read and accepted.
The Charter was draped in memory of member Helen Plalinsky who passed away on July 7, 2013. Get well cards were sent to several members.
Arrangements are being made to hold a bake sale in November at the Indiana Mall. Make arrangements to bake something or to make a donation. This is the project for the Cancer and Relief funds. A discussion was held on the price of yearly dues. A possible increase may be needed since National now keeps more of the yearly dues.
The meeting was then adjourned to meet again on Aug. 20 at the post home. A luncheon will be held with the post members before the meeting. This will be at 6 p.m.


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Mazzo Sets School Record in Steeplechase for University of Delaware Track & Field Team at Swarthmore Meet
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Mazzo was one of three Delaware runners to compete Monday and was joined by Emily Gispert in the 1,500 meters and Alyssa Kennedy in the 5,000 meters.
Mazzo, who placed sixth in the event at the Colonial Athletic Association championships last week, set a school record in the steeplechase as she finished with a time of 11:10.10 to place third overall and break the mark of 11:12.67 set by Kayla Koonz during the 2013 season. Hope Rainey of Haverford won the event with a time of 10:48.21.
Kennedy also placed third on Monday as she ran the 5,000 meters in a time of 17:23.48. The race was won by Jill Prentice of Richmond who put in a time of 17:02.69. Kennedy placed ninth in the 5,000 meters at the CAA championships.
Gispert, who placed fourth at the CAA meet in the 1,500 meters, was ninth overall Monday at Swarthmore as she finished with a time of 4:31.10. Ajee Wilson of the Juventus Track Club, won the race in a time of 4:12.10.
Delaware, which captured the Colonial Athletic Association team title last week, will continue action this weekend at the Eastern College Athletic Conference Championships at Princeton University. Nearly 20 members of the squad have qualified for the regional event and will compete on May 16-18.


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Fishing for Snapper in Australia has long been one of the most popular types of fishing. Chrysophrys auratus or knobby snapper are one of the most important food fishes in Australia and are one of the more prolific of the larger southern demersal reef species. The fish is characterised by the large bump or knob that starts to develop when the fish gets to about 3kgs. A fully grown fish will have a large pronounce bump on the top of his head hence the name knobby.
Small fish without the bump are known as squire. These fish can be found over an absolutely massive area from Geraldton in the west all the way around the southern coast and up the east coast to about Bowen in north Qld. These fish are also wide spread through New Zealand although strangely enough the snapper over there don't get the bump on their head but they are the identical species.
Snapper are a handsome deep red in colour and have a hard bony mouth that demands the sharpest of hooks if you are going to land one. They bite well on cut baits of fresh fish or squid as well as live baits in the form of slimy mackerel or tommy ruff. The biggest fish i have seen have been taken on live baits although I have caught fish to 10kg on whole dead gar and mullet fillets.
When fishing for snapper in Australia, burley is key. Snapper, like red emperor, are very active feeders and will school up into large shoals where the fish are usually of a uniform size. Try to anchor the boat just up current of the school and start to burley with chopped pilchard, tuna, mackerel or even chicken pellets with some tuna oil. Snapper will move right up off the bottom toward the boat when following the burly and can be easily hooked by dropping a lightly weighted bait back in the current. Snapper are particularly active at night.
Another ever increasingly more popular method of catching snapper is on the soft plastics. Lures such as the "berkly gulp" variety have proven themselves to be absolutely deadly on the snapper. I have seen two guys out fish 8 other people who were fishing with bait while jigging lightly weighted soft plastics. All you have to do is drop the plastic back in the burley trail and give it a couple of short sharp jigs every few seconds. One thing i have noticed is that snapper will often hit a plastic while it is on the drop so you have to be on the ball if you are going to hook one.
If you are using bait however it is very important that you don't strike too early. Snapper will often grab a bait and run with it to get it away from the other fish. You really have to freespool snapper for a good 5 or 6 meters before you strike to ensure that the hook is actually in its mouth.
When these fish are on the bite it is not uncommon for a boat to catch its bag limit fairly easily. Snapper yield large flaky white fillets that are rated very highly for the table. These fish do grow quite large, up to 20kgs in fact so it is a good idea not to take too many.
Professional fishermen have nearly wiped out snapper stocks around many ports and it is only recently through heavy regulation that we have seen stocks improve.
So when fishing for snapper in Australia, limit your catch don't catch your limit.


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Google today admitted to a potentially serious error in its Docs sharing system. While only .05% of all shared documents were affected, the potential for serious damage was significant for businesses.
The error amounted to wrongly sharing Google documents with someone "whom you, or a collaborator with sharing rights, had previously shared a document". The entire email from Google to Apps administrators is posted below.
It isn't hard to imagine how this could become a serious issue. For instance, it is common for people to share documents with their whole company. Imagine if you are writing a job description for someone who is going to be replaced soon. If the person to be replaced suddenly had access to and read that document, the company would be in deep trouble. Or what if the CFO has employee salaries and contracts in Docs (Google Spreadsheets weren't affected though some presentations were).
"The new guy is making double your salary?!"
It goes on from there.
Google took immediate action when it found out about the error by stripping all sharing privileges on the affected documents and sending an email to the affected users telling them that they would need to re-share the documents.
None of the companies I work for nor my personal documents were affected, however, and it seems that an extremely small percentage of users that were (1 out of 2000) affected. Even those that were affected probably didn't have their documents shared long enough for preying eyes to gleen any unintended information.
That doesn't mean this incident should be glossed over ... not by cloud customers and especially not by Google, Microsoft, Zoho, Zimbra or any of the other cloud vendors out there.
This is just one of many reasons businesses that are moving to cloud services should be wary of the issues that can come up that were'n't there before. While cloud computing does solve a lot of business IT issues, others can pop up without any warning.
No one ever said IT was easy.
The email from Google:
Dear Google Docs user,
We wanted to let you know about a recent issue with your Google Docs account. Weve identified and fixed a bug which may have caused you to share some of your documents without your knowledge. This inadvertent sharing was limited to people with whom you, or a collaborator with sharing rights, had previously shared a document. The issue only occurred if you, or a collaborator with sharing rights, selected multiple documents and presentations from the documents list and changed the sharing permissions. This issue affected documents and presentations, but not spreadsheets.
To help remedy this issue, we have used an automated process to remove collaborators and viewers from the documents that we identified as being affected. Since the impacted documents are now accessible only to you, you will need to re-share the documents manually. For your reference, weve listed below the documents identified as being affected.
We apologize for the inconvenience that this issue may have caused. We want to assure you that we are treating this issue with the highest priority.The Google Docs Team
Bonus: have a look at this episode of "To Tell the Truth" from 2001:


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Tip 1: Send to Smith & Wesson for warranty service. Firing pin stuck and protruding out of the breech face is a recipe for a slam fire.
Can anyone help? My firing pin broke off the old type striker, fitted the new type and went to the range. Rounds would not feed because the tip of the firing pin was still protruding and the base of the round jammed against it. If I rack the slide without a mag the sear holds the striker back and then it feeds perfectly. At first this worked and the gun functioned for about a hundred rounds so I thought it just needed running in. Then it started jamming as above all the time.I have looked at the way it works and it does hold on the sear but it seems to be retracting too late, not sure how it is supposed to reset in time to feed? Can anyone give me some tips, thanks.
thanks for your reply. The striker/firing pin is not stuck, it moves freely but just doesn't get pulled back into the slide early enough. I have checked the safety button and it holds as it should until the trigger is pulled. I wouldn't have tried firing it but that when the fault is there there is no way that a round can be fed. I am a Brit living in Germany which makes it a little more difficult to send it to S&W so I thought I would ask if anyone else knew of this problem. Thanks again.
The striker gets pulled back when captured by the sear just before the slide moves forward. If the capture occurs the pin can not stick out as the slide moves forward unless the striker is broken. One of the springs should prevent it sticking out if the sear does not capture it.
When you say "Fitted the Striker" are you saying you adjusted it in some way or simply installed it?
What I would do:
1. Remove the striker
2. Clean the striker channel thouroughly of any debri grease or oil.
3. Inspect the plastic liner for any burrs that might impede striker motion.
4. Make certain the striker assembly is assembled correctly and has no burrs.. There are two springs that have to be in their correct position within the plastic elements.
Have you had the rear sight off and if so are you quite certain the spring and disk associated with the drop safety plunger is in correctly?
If you don't find the problem after the above take it to a gunsmith.
Good luck.
PS: M&P45 Strikers are different than 9,40,357 units. If memory serves, they are longer. Is there any possibility you have the wrong striker?
Hello TOF,
I just replaced the striker with the new type and it is the correct one, I have compared measurements and apart from the heel that engaes on the sear being ever so slightly shorter it is the same. I can't measure the length of the firing pin tip as the old one broke off. I bought the gun as almost new and it was having problems igniting factory ammo from the start so I got in touch with S&W who kindly sent me a complete new style striker to friends in CA. Two weeks before going there the old one broke on the range so I ordered a second one as a spare from shooting specialties who are very quick and so I could bring both back home with me.Everything seems to be as it should be , the sear does engage and draw the striker back into the slide but too late although I cannot see how it could do it any earlier. I have cleaned everything spotlessly as you said although again after reading all the posts on various forums I had already done that, I did find one thread where someone had the same thing happening but it din't end by saying what the fix was. Could you do me a favour and look inside your slide to see when the firing pin goes back into your slide, mine goes back after it gets to 0.175 inch between the back of the hood and the breach face. The round is already up against the firing pin before this point I also considered if the second small spring at the back of the striker was supposed to reset it but is so weak that I don't think it could possibly overcome the striker spring which is also much stronger on the new ones, I am still not certain how the reset is supposed to happen?
Sorry to be so lengthy and many thanks for your help,
best regards,
When hand cycling my slide after pulling the trigger the striker is never visible. My vision is inadequate to observe the striker when the gun is fired as I believe you will find to be true also.
The rear of the cartridge case does not get even close to the striker hole until the slide has scooped it forward 3/8 to 1/2 inch or more by which time the springs should have it under control.
In my opinion either the springs are defective, installed wrong or you have a burr or obstruction inhibeting striker motion. The only other remote possibility is a defective magazine allowing the rear of the cartridge to rise very early in the cycle.
You indicated the gun is second hand. Did the previous owner possibly alter it in some way?
I think I have the problem now, I found an exploded view on the internet and it looks like the striker channel liner is missing! Don't know why, maybe the first owner lost it? I have also learnt that that second small spring is the one that is supposed to reset the striker to behind the safety button, I never would have thought it was strong enough to do that! Probably when I put the liner in it will free it up enough to function properly. That is the one good thing about having problems, you get to find out how things work.
Thanks a lot TOF, I appreciate your help, are you anywhere near to CO? I visit my good friends in Denver once a year if possible and shoot as much IPSC as possible, don't have many outdoor ranges here ,
best regards,
I can envision your problem without a channel liner. That is one I hadn't thought of. I did think you might have some damage of the liner or other plastic causing drag on the striker.
We are around 150-200 miles from Colorado's southern border. I am surrounded by a few million acres of outdoors firing range and use it frequently. I sent around 100 .223's down range earlier today and some .45's yesterday about 5 miles from home. I have to drive 50 miles through the outdoor range to an IPSC shoot in the morning.
Let us know it the new liner helps although I have no doubt it will.
Hi TOF,
I e-mailed a friend in CA and he has already ordered me the liner plus a spare so according to Murphy's law I should never need a second one ). It used to be that I could order things myself but nobody accepts non USA credit cards anymore. Same with American Express travellers cheques, not even banks will cash them now!!
Anyway, I will let you know what happens when the parts arrive,
best regards,
Ps really envious about your outdoor range. How did the match go? I trained with my 625 revolver yesterday, lots of fun too. If you want to you can contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com
Hi Howard,
I expect one liner will do you for a lifetime unless you get real rough with that pistol.
I managed to place 10 out of 27 overall and first in Limited 10, so am feeling good about it.
Do you have a spare striker in case the one you have been using without a liner has been damaged by the lockups you experienced?
I am curious how difficult is it to own and use firearms in Germany. You might fill us in on the life of a Gun Nut in Germany when you have the time.
Hi TOF,
I have a second striker so I should be alright at least until I get to Denver in September), still hope I won't need another one of course but as I said Speed shooting specialties give good delivery on S&W bits.
Shooting over here is a lot more difficult than in the States, unless you live in Washington ( had trouble both times I came through there! ) or somewhere like NY City !
To get a sports shooters firearms permit you need to be a provisional member of a shooting club for a year and they have to be affiliated to one of the national associations. After the year if the club accepts you you can then apply for the permit which takes a while for the police to process and also the fee is not cheap! When you eventually get your licence you can then purchase your first gun but only for sporting purposes and it has to be securely locked away as does the ammo except when you are taking them directly to the range and back still under lock and key. In theory you can use a gun in self defence if you are in a life threatening situation but in practice it would be impossible to get them out in time, also you would probably end up paying the poor thug compensation or worse!
I told you I was so envious about your rather large outdoor shooting area. Well the reason is that even if there was such an area in Europe it would be a serious crime to discharge a firearm there, even if there was absolutely no danger to anyone! The only places we can shoot are on certified ranges and there are not too many of them and certainly very few outdoor ranges. You can get a hunting licence if you have lots of money to pay for the course which takes about a year long and afterwards you have to find a place where you can pay to hunt ( lots more cash ) and after all that the meat doesn't even belong to you! An extremely expensive way to fire very few rounds outdoors )
I live right near to the Dutch and Belgian borders and do most of my shooting in Belgium, in a range just this side of Liege. It was originally built by FN in the ditch around a pre second war fort ( I think it held the Germans up for at least a few minutes ). Oh and I heard that FN are not too happy about S&W M&Ps being selected as the new Belgian police sidearm !
Well have to go now, hope my parts arrive soon and will let you know how it goes,
best regards,
PS have you ever shot at the Whittington centre? There is a Whittington near to Chesterfield where I come from in England apparently there is the house still there where a revolution against the King was planned in 1680 I think it was !
I have been a bit over halfway around the earth but never been to a Whittington anywhere that I know of.
We can't take guns accross either of our borders without a great deal of bother. How do you manage that between Germany and Belgium?
I think I will make you envious again. My fishing and hunting license for the rest of my life is free. Arizona has what is called a Pioneer License that individuals having lived in the state for 25 consecutive years and age 70 or older receive a free permanent license for the asking.
I went to the open range again today to further test my new Mini 14. It is a blast (pun intended) to shoot. I have put around 500 rounds downrange over the past couple of weeks so it is about broken in. Now I have to work up a good load for it.
Hi TOF,
well, I have had an eventfull week one way and another with doctors and dentist appointments but had a great Sunday, drove to see my son and his family as it was my grandson's fourth birthday. We had a bit of a Fryer family, German side, re-union. My ex and her husband ( we still have a good friendly relationship) along with my daughter and granddaughter were all there. Unfortunately my lady is in Ethiopia for a week training some people from a German aid association but she will be home tomorrow evening ) Weather was pretty good apart from a few showers so we could spend most of the time in the garden.
The good news is that the liner finally arrived an hour ago and it is in the gun, I can now see how it is supposed to work and in fact it is functioning properly now.I don't know how it worked so long with the old type striker and no liner? I have been shooting 1911s and Browning type pistols for the last 25 years and this is my first striker fired gun. As I said, the good thing about having this problem is that I now pretty much know all about this type now. I found a really interesting gunsmith video on the internet where he strips them down to the last pin and spring and then shows how to put them back together again.
Bet you are having lots of fun with that Ruger, will you be using it in conjunction with your lifelong hunting licence? Yep, I am envious again )
When you say your two borders, I assume you mean Canada and Mexico? Here in Europe we need a firearms licence ( Difficult to get as I explained previously ) to possess a gun and then only for sporting purposes at certified ranges, however the European Licence to go to other European states to take part in matches is then pretty much a formality and of course you have to pay about 120 dollars for it, renewable every 5 years. Here in Germany you also need a licence to buy powder. You have to take a two day course and a test before you can then be issued the licence to buy propellant, this of course costs quite a bit and the licence itself is about 130 dollars every five years!
You said you have been around the world a lot, did you ever get to the UK or Germany? I drove down from Denver to Las Vegas in 1994 along the Colorado river taking in the sights and did go through Arizona but only the little corner up by Kingman, When I asked about the Whittington Center I forgot that it is in New Mexico not Arizona, I meant the big NRA shooting center,
so, have to get ready for work, will let you know how it goes on the range, unfortunately I don't have a big one outside the door so I will have to wait till Sunday,
I expect it will work well for you now that it is complete. I hope it serves you as well as my M&P's have for me.
Hi TOF,
just to let you know, the M&P is running perfectly now. I must have put close to 500 rounds through it without a hitch. Thanks for your help,
best regards,
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> Francisco Gutierrez schrieb:
>> Dear sirs:
>> I have the following list:
>> ex={1,5,7,4,"M",6,7,8,9,1,"M",3}
>> I want to replace the M's in the following way: the first M by 5, and the second by2.
>> Thus I have a replacement list
>> rL={5,2}
>> The problem is to get ={1,5,7,4,5,6,7,8,9,1,2,3}
>> How can I do this in the most general form (for any length of ex and any number of values of "M")?
>> Thanks
>> Francisco
> Hi Francisco,
> sorry for not answering.
> Can anyone please explain, why the "obvious"
> Fold[Replace[#1, "M" -> #2] &, ex, {a, b}]
> leads to an unchanged "ex"? It is nearly 3 am and I guess it is better to go
> to sleep, than to try to solve this one.
Hi Peter,
You fell into the mistake of thinking that Replace will replace only the
first match in a list. The difference between Replace and ReplaceAll is
that Replace works on the whole expression by default, and not on any
subparts. We can tell it to work at a specific depth, e.g.
Replace[list, a->b, {1}] replaces elements of the list, but this will
replace *all* elements of list that match.
I cannot remember if there is a function/syntax that replaces only the
first element found, and I cannot find one in the docs right now. If
you discover a simple way to do that, please let me know!
Perhaps we can use Replace[#1, {be___, "M", en___} :> {be, #2, en}] &,
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Characters She's Tied To: Stannis Baratheon (husband), Shireen Baratheon (daughter), Davos Seaworth (Stannis' former right-hand man, now imprisoned), and Melisandre, the Red Priestess.
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Lines & Words Vol. 1
I began this project in 2013 after I met Lauren. I was unemployed and still traveling. I kept several sketchbooks from that time and scanned almost every single page. This book is volume 1 because there are, and will be many others to follow.
It is a big deal for me. Finally publishing something so personal and something that is so close to me. I almost didn't go through with it, but I'm glad I did. I find that I rarely regret making art out of my best moments, and I definitely never regret making it out of my darkest moments. This bound volume includes a little of both. Okay, a lot of both.
You can download the PDF version or a hard copy. In any case, I hope you like it.
Self Portrait
Me Neither
First Art of 2016