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Ruthless Angel Islington lay waste to The Heath
PUBLISHED: 17:37 26 February 2014 | UPDATED: 17:37 26 February 2014
Angel Islington hotshot Billy Osborn grabbed a brace as the Under-nines saw off The Heath 4-2 in the Camden & Islington Youth League, with Teddy Shields and Aaron Bhasin also on target.
Osborn also netted five times in Angel's Cheshunt Youth League success against Edmonton United, with Bhasin adding a half-volley and Will Reilly rounding off a 7-1 thrashing.
Julian Sarmiento scored the only goal of the game with a powerful header to earn Angel Under-11s the points against Regent's Park. Defensive rock Alex Gibson was Angel's man of the match.
Albert Nisse's strike was enough to give Angel Under-10s a 1-0 success against Futebol de Salao.
Billy Flynn and Louis Hofferer both scored twice as Isledon Wolves Under-12s produced their best performance of the season to overcome A Class 4-2.
Flynn opened the scoring and, although A Class equalised, Hofferer made it 2-1 before Flynn lobbed the goalkeeper for his second goal.
Hofferer scored again before A Class pulled back a consolation. Stand-in keeper Ben Barlow, who made three excellent saves, was Wolves' man of the match.
Keiron Loughney's free-kick finally broke down Lyndhurst's stubborn resistance as Isledon Wolves Under-14s won 1-0 to stay in contention for the title.
Ethan Irvine and Herbie Lea-Bramble both went close to increasing Wolves' lead as they struck the woodwork.
Oscar Phillips smashed a hat-trick as Isledon Wolves' Channons Under-nines turned on the style by hammering Futebol de Salao 7-1.
Jesse Aldridge netted twice, while Tyson Mcintosh was also on the mark and Shay Cronin scored direct from a corner. At the other end, goalkeeper Shelton Poku-Nyako pulled off a string of excellent saves.
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Jesus said, "Your
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Matthew 6:8
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ourselves praying our requests over and over again, not because God didn't hear
us the first time or can't make up his mind, but because the timing isn't right
to reveal his answer. He knows that when we're in need, when we have nowhere to
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to bring into our lives. Jesus tells us that even a wicked earthly father would
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The Belt and Road Initiative means new economic options for Kazakhstan's development, according to a researcher at the China Studies Center in the Central Asian nation.
The BRI is "a wonderful initiative that really creates a lot of opportunities for all the participants", said Timur Shaimergenov, senior research fellow at the center.
"The first is access to new foreign markets," he said. "Kazakhstan is a continentally isolated country. The Belt and Road Initiative opens up the Pacific Ocean for Kazakhstan. Our country is grateful for gaining access to the port of Lianyungang (in China). We have widened our opportunities in foreign trade."
The BRI is also a new opportunity for industrial development for Kazakhstan, Shaimergenov said. Today, Kazakhstan plays a new geoeconomic role in Eurasia, serving as a continental hub and a bridge between East and West. China is a huge market, and it is very positive for the industrial development of the neighboring countries, he said.
Shaimergenov congratulated China on the brilliant results it has achieved during the past 40 years, and noted that it has set an example of a developing country becoming the second-largest global economy.
"We can study your experience in economic, social and political development. It helps other developing countries to avoid the problems that China faced.
"Today, Chinese development is very specific because China tries to share its own experience on development and to support neighboring countries in their efforts to reform, which is a very different global mindset," he said.
During the past few years, Kazakhstan has signed a number of agreements with China to export its vegetables and fruits to the Chinese market.
In 2016, the governments of the two countries signed an agreement to connect China's BRI with the Path of Light economic strategy of Kazakhstan. It has helped with exchanges at the government level, business level and people-to-people level, according to Shaimergenov.
"The connection of the BRI and the Path of Light strategy has influenced the dynamics of our cooperation significantly," he said. "The agreement doubled the annual volume of trade from China to Europe through Kazakhstan.
"During the past few years, it has helped us to reduce (the time spent on) administrative and border control procedures by three-fourths, to allow trains to transit faster through Kazakhstan," Shaimergenov said.
Kazakhstan operates about 70 percent of all trade transit from China to Europe, he added.
The stated mission of the China Studies Center in Kazakhstan is to provide information on Chinese development. Researchers at the center visit many different cities and provinces in China. By analyzing Chinese development, they identify new options for bilateral relations between Kazakhstan and China. The center cooperates with many Chinese leading think tanks.


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It was a foreseen incident. Forces that chant Death To America finally end up encircling the USA embassy. Yesterday the Houthis did just that. Reports indicated that the American Embassy will shut and the ambassador is reportedly leaving Sanaa. The crisis that has been brewing in Yemen has reached its …Read More »
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Regional Alignments And Democracy: Parallel Lines That Do Not Meet
The following is a speech by Mr. Omar Mohammed Ahmed, a veteran of the Eritrean liberation struggle, delivered in a meeting of Eritrean activists and opposition members in Rotterdam. In the speech Omar addresses the issue of sectarianism and regionalism, and the need to detect and expose it. Awatestaff has …Read More »
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Club Women's Ride 5th February
Calling all interested women riders - one of our members, Ruth-Anne Marchant - has organised a ride for Sunday 5th February. Details are set out below
There will be two distance options: ~40km and ~55km. Both options will take us to Akuna Bay.
Those interested in the ~55km option, we meet at Hornsby Pool at 6:30 AM.
Those interested in the ~40km option, we'll pick you up in St Ives along the way. Exact location/time to be posted closer to the date. Check our Facebook group for details.
We'll ride from Hornsby Pool to St Ives via roads beside the train + Pentacost Rd. We'll take Mona Vale Rd and pick up the rest of the group in St Ives before continuing on to Terry Hills. Once at Terry Hills we'll venture to Akuna Bay and then loop back to St Ives for coffee. Those who start in Hornsby will continue on back after coffee.
Please check in to the NSCC Women's Group on Facebook and specify which distance you plan to do so we don't miss anyone!
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An offshore communications company has successfully designed and tested a unique device which allows engineers working in dangerous or confined spaces to maintain radio contact.
Lowestoft-based Fern Communications has been a provider of two-way communication systems to the oil and gas industry since it was set up in 2002.
Now the company's engineers have created a unique radio repeater which can direct signals around solid structures so that workers on oil rigs and gas platforms never lose reception in radio black spots.
Clive Cushion, Fern Communications' technical director, said the FRX-1 radio repeater was the first of its kind in the world.
"Through making communications equipment for the oil and gas industry, we came to realise that there was a need for this additional piece of kit which didn't exist and we had the skills in-house to make it," he said.
"What we have produced is a radio repeater, which triangulates the transmission from one radio to another handset. This means that on an oil rig, one worker can be on the upper level and another down below and previously there would have been interference from the structure.
"If the repeater is placed somewhere between the radio handsets, it will bend the signal round the structure so the workers do not have to be in line of sight of one another, and it can work with many radios all at once.
"Working in dangerous places, it is vital to maintain communication and with the FRX-1 you are never out of contact."
The portable repeater has been specially designed to be used in hazardous areas, such as near ignitable gases or in confined and isolated spaces.
It was subjected to a two-month test period earlier this summer and was used during a planned shutdown at Thetford power station, where engineers from Tyco Fire and Integrated Solutions in Yarmouth were able to stay in constant contact with colleagues using the new radio repeater.
Stuart Harvey, service and training manager for Tyco, said: "The unit worked very well. Even those working in the most extreme positions within the superstructure of the power station were able to get a radio signal."
Mr Cushion said that production of the FRX-1 repeater is already underway at their workshop on the Pinbush Industrial Estate in Lowestoft and that he will be conducting further field tests this autumn in the Gulf of Mexico with leading American oil companies.
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(i) Simplex (ii) Half-duplex (iii) Full-duplex
Signals are usually transmitted over some transmission media that are broadly classified in to two categories
Guided Media: These are those that provide a conduit from one device to another that include twisted-pair, coaxial cable and fiber-optic cable. A signal traveling along any of these media is directed and is contained by the physical limits of the medium. Twisted-pair and coaxial cable use metallic that accept and transport signals in the form of electrical current. Optical fiber is a glass or plastic cable that accepts and transports signals in the form of light
Unguided Media: This is the wireless media that transport electromagnetic waves without using a physical conductor. Signals are broadcast either through air. This is done through radio communication, satellite communication and cellular telephony
Transmission is a physical movement of information and concern issues like bit polarity, synchronization, clock etc
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140 jobs set to be lost with closure of Telford's HMRC office
Up to 140 jobs will be lost when HMRC Telford in Priorslee shuts in June next year.
Staff will be having one-to-one meetings with managers at Abbey House, in White Chapel Way, in the coming weeks to work out whether they can move to other centres.
The site is used for a number of roles including tax compliance, the delivery of HMRC's digital tax services, and work on preparing for Brexit.
Pat Turner, the local PCS union branch secretary, said thousands of years of experience would be lost when the branch is closed.
But HMRC said efforts would be made to retain as many staff as possible.
"This is a massive disappointment for the staff affected, and no-one wins from this decision," Mr Turner said.
"We estimate the overwhelming majority of the staff are outside of the department's definition of reasonable daily travel, and will therefore be faced with the unenviable choice between extremely lengthy and unpleasant commutes, or being in a potential redundancy situation.
"Around 60 per cent of the staff are women, with a huge proportion being carers for children and other family members.
"From an HMRC perspective, with so many staff unlikely to move with the work, literally thousands of years of experience is being lost at a time when HMRC's CEO has announced they are likely to need thousands more staff in the wake of Brexit."
A HMRC spokesperson said: "HMRC is transforming into a more highly-skilled organisation offering modern, digital services – a tax authority fit for the future. It has secured sites for all of its future regional centres serving every region and country of the United Kingdom and they are in locations where the majority of HMRC employees are already based.
"HMRC has been clear that if someone can move to a regional centre and has the skills it needs or is able to develop them, there will be a role for them. Planning indicated that up to 90 per cent of its workforce, from across the UK, who were in the department in 2015, would either work in a regional centre or see out their career in an existing HMRC office.
"We continue to support our people in non-specialist roles in Telford to relocate to Birmingham. We recognise some staff will not be able to move and we will work with them to try to find them alternative solutions.
"We want to keep as many staff as possible and expect the vast majority of the current workforce will either work in a regional centre or see out their career in an existing HMRC office."
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COPPER MOUNTAIN, Colo. – Jan. 9, 2019 -- Mark your calendars once again for the largest and most fun safety event of the season at Copper Mountain's 10th annual Safety Fest Jan. 19-20. As part of the National Ski Area Association's (NSAA) Safety Awareness Month, Copper Mountain welcomes skiers, snowboarders and winter enthusiasts to a weekend of education, prizes and more.
From Saturday, Jan. 19 to Sunday, Jan. 20, Burning Stones Plaza in Copper's Center Village will transform into Safety Village with Woodward Copper, US Forest Service, Summit Huts Association, CMC Snow Science Program and many more partners on hand to provide information about slope safety, winter driving, backcountry awareness and Copper's safety initiatives.
In addition to the Safety Village open from 9 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. each day, a variety of activities are scheduled throughout the weekend:
- Flight for Life helicopter tour: At 10 a.m. on Saturday, meet the pilot and medics at the top of the Excelerator lift outside Patrol Headquarters and get a tour of Copper's air-transport helicopter.
- Slopeside Yoga Stretch Out: Warm up and prevent injury with a free outdoor yoga class in Burning Stones Plaza at 10 a.m. both days.
- Copper Avalanche Dogs in action: On Saturday and Sunday, watch Fido search and find a buried avalanche victim. Takes place at 11 a.m. in Center Village and 12:30 p.m. in West Village.
- Avalanche Airbag Demonstration: At 2 p.m. each day, watch how an avalanche airbag can save a life during a demonstration in Center Village.
- Close the mountain with Ski Patrol: Ever wonder how ski patrol "sweeps" and closes the mountain? Sign up at the Junior Ski Patrol booth and spend the afternoon clearing the slopes with the professionals.
- Daily raffle prize giveaways: Guests who visit each safety tent will be entered into a daily prize drawing at 2:30 p.m. in Burning Stones Plaza. Top prizes include 2 nights lodging, season pass, parking passes, tubing, ski tunes, helmets, restaurant gift cards and more.
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Located just 75 miles west of Denver, Colo. in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, Copper Mountain Resort is an ideal vacation destination with a laid-back and inclusive vibe that represents the best of Colorado. Three pedestrian-friendly village areas provide a vibrant atmosphere with lodging, retail outlets, restaurants, bars and family activities. During the winter months, Copper's naturally-divided terrain offers world-class skiing and riding for all ages and abilities. Each summer, the mountain transforms into an unspoiled playground for hikers, mountain bikers and those seeking a genuine Colorado experience. Copper Mountain Resort boasts curated events year-round and is home to Woodward Copper – a lifestyle and action sports progression center. Copper Mountain is part of the POWDR Adventure Lifestyle Co. portfolio, a family-owned company that believes there is nothing better for your soul than to spend time with the people you love, doing the things you love.
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There, their, and they're
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- Hello Grammarians! Today I want to talk about one of the absolute thorniest issues in usage of English. And it's the difference between there, their and they're. And if you can't tell the difference from the way I'm saying it that's because it's really confusing and evil. And that is why I'm here. Is to help you make a distinction between these three sound alike words. Now, first of all we have there T-H-E-R-E which we're gonna use orange for is an adverb and an adjective. And it's used to signify where something is. So the way to remember that this one is all about location is just to take the "T" and replace it with a "W". The question is "Where?" and the answer is "There". So, "Have you been to Greece? Yes, I went there." I have not gone there. "Have you seen my dog? Yes, there's my dog!" So you asked the question, "Where did you go? I went there. "Where is my dog? There is my dog." And technically this is an adverbial use, here. "There" is modifying "went". And here is an adjectival use. Because "there" is modifying "dog". The second member of this confusing trio is their T-H-E-I-R which is a possessive determiner. Let's just call that a possessive. So this is when something belongs to a "they" and it's an adjective. So let's just call this a possessive adjective for some, for a "they". "Sue and Frieda ate their ice cream cones." So T-H-E-I-R, the possessive answers the question "Who does that belong to?" So rounding out our trio, the last member of the there, their, they're riders of the apocalypse is T-H-E-Y-'-R-E which is a contraction of "they are". So anywhere you would want to say "they are" you can smosh that together and say "they're". So, "Hey kid, are your parents home? "No, they're not home right now, can I take a message?" So you can see in this sentence "They're not home right now, can I take a message?" they're, T-H-E-Y-'-R-E, is replacing "they are". Both of these things would work equally well in the sentence. They're both grammatical, one's just shorter. And as we know, English as with most languages likes to take the easy route. Finding the shortest possible or most efficient option if you prefer. So as a writer and speaker of English you're going to come across this situation a lot. Which one of these things do you use? And so when you come across this thorny little issue "Do I use there, their or they're?" you have to ask yourself a series of questions. Questions #1, "Does it answer the question 'where is it'?" If so, use T-H-E-R-E. If the use answers the question, "Who does it belong to?" then you use T-H-E-I-R. If what you're trying to say is a contraction of "they are" then what you're looking for is T-H-E-Y-'-R-E. I know it's confusing but you can learn anything. David out!


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Instead of getting lost in loud music and crowds at Splendour, I decided to fly down and meet my girlfriend Elizabeth in Sydney (after she had a week with the girls), and do a road trip back to our home of Byron Bay together. Oh how romantic!
Even though living in Byron Bay is paradise, and a place of escapism, finding yourself, a surfing haven, etc, etc for it's regulars (like us), it's still good to take off for a couple of days and be as spontaneous as your thoughts and be an unknown traveller yourself.
It was a three day extravaganza of fun for us. These words spring to mind Oldfield's, family, road-food, maxi-bon, Myall Lakes, Fish without Chips, Crowdy Head, bonding, Forster Palms Motel, pelicans, coffee, indulgence, Emerald Beach, pinwheels, sandy desert, truck accident, snuggle-town, blue skies, and much much more
With all these exciting new experiences, I'm still so happy to return to the Byron Shire. It's home. It's where I'll keep weaving roots into the ground I'm also absent of a Splendour hangover!
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When you think of sorority recruitment, you probably think about sundresses, Lilly Pulitzer and sandals, but some schools hold recruitment in the spring semester. A deferred recruitment offers more time to establish yourself on campus and learn about the chapters at your school, and although you can't wear a sundress (without freezing, that is) you can still dress to impress! Here is what to wear for winter and spring sorority recruitment.
The most important thing to remember is to BE YOURSELF with your clothing – the sororities want to see who you are! As a former sorority girl, I PROMISE that you don't go out and buy a wardrobe you'll never wear again just because you think it's what you're *supposed* to wear. Wear what makes you feel comfortable and confident!
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The first round of recruitment is when you will have the opportunity to visit every single chapter on campus! This round is pretty casual, so wear something you feel comfortable in – you will be visiting A LOT of houses and therefore will be walking quite a lot. The key here is to stand out and show your personality in a sea of thousands of girls in the same exact shirt – more on that in a second.
TOP: You will likely wear a shirt (or sweatshirt) provided to you by your campus Panhellenic… but so will EVERY. SINGLE. GIRL. It will also likely be cold, so take the opportunity to wear a jacket/shawl to differentiate yourself AND stay warm.
SHOES: You should be wearing heels to match the formality of the girls at the chapters. Make sure you can walk in them and that they won't give you blisters! Don't feel the need to stick to plain black heels, either – feel free wear velvet, studded or tie up heels to show more personality 🙂
JEWELRY: All your jewelry should be tasteful and the "nicer" pieces you own! I would suggest sticking to pearls and diamonds. Bring out the bling!!
Good luck during recruitment and feel free to email me with your outfits for advice or help – cait(AT)sophisticaition.com! May the recruitment odds be ever in your favor 😉


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Home Decoration Using Japanese Home Accessories
Home Decoration Using Japanese Home Accessories
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You can also use a tall vase in holding single blossom filling with big black container containing tiny white pebbles or with the use a white candle that is simple inside a lantern so that this effect will be created. Home Decoration Using Japanese Home Accessories
The Japanese home accessories will surely blend beautifully if the theme of your home is pan – Asian. You can consider using an Indonesian coffee table that is carved, a parasol from China that is painted, Indian lanterns or even Tibetan or Korean wall art.
In the kitchen, you can also reveal the Japanese atmosphere by choosing porcelain utensils with matching chopsticks as well. If you know how to cook Japanese dishes, it would be much better.
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StratPad CEO to speak at Vancouver Island Economic Summit
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The Summit, now in its 7th year, brings together businesses and stakeholders to learn, network and work together to strengthen Vancouver Island's position in the global marketplace. The Summit welcomes youth, First Nations, small business and technology entrepreneurs, political and business leaders – anyone with an interest or investment in the economic future of Vancouver Island.
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Jeff Shafritz is a franchise consultant who has helped hundreds of individuals realize their dreams of business ownership. What makes Jeff truly effective as a franchise consultant is his prior experience in every facet of the franchise dynamic. He has owned and run a profitable franchise business, has been to the fork in the road, uncertain what comes next, has built a successful franchise, and now he shares knowledge from all of those experiences to empower similarly motivated entrepreneurs.
After receiving his business degree from the University of Maryland, Jeff launched what would be an extremely rewarding career in franchising when he became a franchise sales associate with The Athlete's Foot. Several promotions later, he reached the position of Director of Franchise Development with responsibility across the Americas. During Jeff's time at The Athlete's Foot, the business opened hundreds of new stores and earned the title of "Best Franchise in America" in the prestigious Success Magazine Gold 100 franchise ranking.
On the heels of this success, Jeff was extended an offer to lead franchise development efforts at a publicly traded company. It was a unique challenge that he readily accepted, particularly for the opportunity to help develop a franchise system from its inception.
Today, Jeff is bringing all of this expertise to bear for individuals interested in pursuing a franchise business. For the last 15 years, he has been affiliated with the leading franchise consultant network. He works with aspiring franchisees to help them understand their objectives for business ownership and match quality franchisors to those goals. His consultancy is fueled by a genuine passion for helping individuals build meaningful and rewarding careers and revenue streams through franchising.
During Jeff's time as a franchise consultant, he also launched a fitness franchise. This business was one of the top producing units in a chain of nearly 1,000 gyms and after five years he negotiated the profitable sale of the business back to the parent company.
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Whilst working in one of our accounts last week, we noticed that Amazon updated their automatic campaigns to provide more features for targeting. This was tested in one of our campaigns and we have already seen that for the same product, the new auto campaign was able to average an ACoS of 12% when the original campaign did a 30% ACoS.
One of the biggest features of this new update is the ability to segment where your products appear. The following four options are now available for optimising:
Now that we have the following four areas to target we can then do two of the following to optimise these campaigns to get the best possible results.
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"80grados' Julieta Victoria Muñoz Alvarado recently published an article—"Monoestrellada blanca y negra: 'No es luto, es resistencia'" [Single-starred black and white flag: "It's not mourning, is resistance"]—about the Puerto Rican artists' movement Artistas solidarios y en resistencia [Artists in solidarity and resistance]. The article quotes a recent (7 July 2016) open letter published by the collective, Carta abierta: Un llamado a la solidaridad. In 2012, the collective had painted a mural with the Puerto Rican flag (with in its full red, white, and blue glory) on a wall on San José Street in Old San Juan; more recently, the flag was re-done in black and white, to express mourning for the island and its troubles. More than anything, this and other recent artistic actions are a call to unity and resistance. Here are a few excerpts with a link to the original article (in Spanish) below:
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KIAMBA, Sarangani (February 15, 2018) – Kiambans witness a fireworks display at the Baywalk on Valentine's Day. Excitement in their faces depict that their hard work throughout the festival paid off. Friends, families and lovers ended their February 14 with a bang in the sky, and maybe elsewhere for some. (Martin Fernando Bernad Jr.-Donna Mahusay/SARANGANI COMMUNICATIONS SERVICE)
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I'm not a fan of the lid flopping all the way open. I'd prefer better quality latches, but never had a problem with them. They just feel sketchy. Other than that, it's a good case.
I'm not a fan of the lid flopping all the way open. I'd prefer better quality latches, but never had a problem with them. They just feel sketchy. Other than that, it's a good case.
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I have had a Recurve Natural (non-fabric) for almost a year. I got it because I was tired of lugging the Calton case around, but will always keep the Calton for those times that I need a lot of protection (which has not yet happened), the Recurve falling far short of the Calton in terms of instrument protection. Gilchrist F5 on board, so I am always thinking in terms of whether or not the Recurve is protective-enough for wherever I am taking the instrument.
The light weight is GREAT, and so far the weight cancels out all other considerations for me. Its a joy every time that I pick up the case/mando and walk out the door, or even up the stairs or down to the basement.
The Natural exterior finish is hard-surfaced and more-or-less slick (again, non-fabric), and therefore it has none of the inherent concerns regarding potential fabric-finish problems. In my opinion however, the Natural isnt nearly as attractive as the two fabric models (the green and the gray). Regardless, the Natural works perfectly-fine for me, and mine still looks brand new, inside and out, after a lot of opening/closing, stowing here and there, throwing into the car, and so on. Latches/hinges still work like new.
There is a bit of a learning curve in order to make sure that the latches really are closedsometimes they appear closed, but are not closed (yikes). Just be careful, is all, and take the minute or so when you first get the case, that is required for learning proper latch closing. This is only a danger when you do not recognize a "fake" closing, which will not be a problem once you take that all-important initial learning minute.
I have had a couple of Travelite Cases over the years, and I am guessing that Travelites offer a little more protection than the Recurve, and obviously Travelites are less expensive than the Recurve but, I still prefer the classy/comfortable little Recurve cases.
My recurve grey is working perfect. No complaints. I travel about once every other month and it goes with me.
My cat also used it as a scratch post once, so it has a few snags on the front but no big deal.
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Thanks gang. I really appreciate your feed back.
I really don't need one, but I am kind of drooling over it. The Calton is overkill for most of what I do.
I did find that Northfield has a nice 30 second video of how to use the latch on their website
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I love my Recurve with backpack straps for zipping through airports with other baggage. Has fit in every overhead on every size plane I've taken. It's practically weightless and even though I've never had the latches pop open, when traveling I always put an extra trap around it just in case when I have it on as a backpack and can't see what might be happening with it behind me... The gray tweed is awesome.
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had my eye on one of these for a while also. I don't need or want calton like protection-and especially the weight. If any of you have time and a scale around, what is the actual case only weight?
does it come with one strap(if so, is it padded like the two backpack straps NF sells in a pair?)
thank you
Tom Sanderson had a post where he explained how to use a few Velcro strips to ensure the latches stay put. It's an inexpensive enhancement. The case is great, nice and roomy and light, but when loading guitars, an accordion, and other equipment into the back of the van, it's Calton all the way.
There's nothing better than first-hand experience.
I've had a green recurve for a while and echo a lot of what has been said, great protection, lightweight, classy, excellent storage.
I'm not a huge fan of the lid flopping open all the way, but that's a minor complaint.
My biggest gripe is the latches. Latches should be idiot-proof, and the fact that they can look closed and not be is a huge downside for me. All it takes is a moment of lapsed attention or someone else closing up your case and you've got a broken instrument on your hands. I also find the latches to be bulky and the middle one prone to popping open when I carry it over one shoulder. Still two latches to keep it closed, assuming they are actually closed, but there's just enough room for error that I never feel 100% relaxed carrying it around, which honestly wears me down a little compared to hauling a heavier Calton or my former favorite, the Travelite (which has declined in quality and now permanently reeks of glue).
Ultimately, the search continues for me, but thats just my 2 cents.
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Well, I thought about it for a week and decided to pull the trigger on a Recurve since I saw the 10% off ad posted here.
Originally wasn't sure about the green but decided to get it. The color grew on me and the grey is out of stock anyway.
Looking forward to having a lighter alternative to the Calton.
I'll also add that I had an order confirmation email immediately and a order shipped email only 45 minutes later.
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Hi everyone. First off, thanks to everyone who has contributed to the thread and others and has shared your thoughts and ideas. Just like with our mandolins, these cases have been an evolving project and quite demanding. In some ways, making cases is as hard, if not harder, than making instruments. Theyre very complex- loaded with challenging problem solving hours. And since this community is vital and so open we decided to look for ways to improve the design using the Cafe as the ultimate source for user feedback.
We listened to you. Starting in the fall of 2018 we began road testing a new latch. After good results we switched to it on instrument bundles and then at the beginning of this year we started to send out all new instruments to dealers with cases featuring the new latch. We got more good feedback. Now all new cases are shipping with this latch (from our store and with instruments from our dealers).
I do have to say this - we never had a single return on a case with a latch problem. We did have a couple bumps from lengthy tours and replaced a latch or two (something very attractive about that design is that you can actually do it... try that with a zipper on a foam case) but nonetheless we did have a few worried folks as the comments here in this thread would indicate.
Sometimes perception is reality. Experience is everything though, IMO. Id never assume anyone that plays the mandolin needs idiot proof designs but.. I can understand wanting the peace of mind that comes with a well know design or process.
So, thank you everyone. Another great collaboration between knowledgeable enthusiasts and musicians and a company that just wants to try as hard as it can to make great things for people thatll use and love them.
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Those look sweet!
If one wanted to upgrade to your new latch, would it be possible to trade in a Recurve case with the older latch and get a deal on the new one? Or is there a way to upgrade just the latches on the older model? Or would one just have to sell their old case and buy a new one?
Northfield is such a class act, always moving forward, always tweaking to make better.
Bravo, Northfield!
OK guys, I typically hate unboxing videos, but with this thread going on I figured it would give everybody a look at a new Recurve.
As noted earlier in the thread, I placed my order Tuesday morning and it arrived in NC Thursday at lunch. Pretty impressive.
As noted in the video, the mandolin is a Skip Kelley F5 with Tonegard applied.
And below are some photos for those who don't want to sit through my ramblings.
I am very impressed so far, thanks Northfield! Also, appreciate the cool stickers, though I am not sure how they would stick to the case or that I would want to. I will find another place!
Disclaimer: I am not "replacing" my Calton apples to apples as I know it is much more protective. However, this will be the new daily driver case to band practice, camps, etc. and seems to be plenty for my needs 99% of the time.
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Thanks for the video, just makes me want one even more now,lol.
If you have a scale and a moment sometime, weigh the case, I've been wondering the weight of these.
Thank you
I think their site says 5 lbs. if memory still works. It doesn't always these days. Half of what my Calton weighs.
The website says 5.25. I would say that feels about right. Noticeably lighter than the Calton.
The Recurve with mandolin inside weighs less (unscientifically holding them) than the empty Calton w/ case cover.
I also got the backpack straps and wearing it that way you barely feel the weight at all.
2016 Skip Kelley Vintage F-5 (#54)
2003 Flatbush V4
2015 Eastman MDA815 (mandola)
2019 Northfield Flat Top Octave
"Thank you for making it through a truly unreasonable amount of mandolin playing" - CT
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Awesome man! Good video and I bet it will be nice at festivals and camps for sure... The lighter the better is some cases (pun intended). We only really need that Calton/Hoffee level protection from time to time and when you have to hall one of those around all day at festival or something it starts to wear on the old shoulders.. or at least it does mine. I don't see how banjo players can do it..
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I'm glad Adrian and Northfield have responded to our concerns.
Nowadays I feel ignored and even insulted by the Airlines, delivery companies, online stores and even 'big box' stores. So this is a welcome response.
The Airloom case, in my humble opinion, still could use some improvements.
As others have said, the top lid should not open all the way.
And my peeve is that interiors of instrument cases should not be a dark color. I'm tired of trying to find a brown pick inside a black interior compartment while I'm at a dimly lit backstage corner.
And it would be nice if the accessory compartment would be the size of a new set of strings.
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I may be in the minority regarding this, but I actually prefer cases that open fully and the top lid lays open. I've preferred that with all my instruments, guitars/banjos/mandolins/dulcimers. I don't know why, I just do?
but it would not prevent me from buying one that does not.
Minority or majority, I don't care either.
The issue for me at least, is that I expect the top of the case to open in a certain way.
When this does not happen unexpected things happen.
This is a design choice, not a design flaw. It's especially not worth lobbing a critique when there's no proof that "unexpected things happen." If Northfield is comfortable shipping their multi-thousand-dollar instruments with the Recurve, that should be the insurance you need that they work as intended by the designer. They do not want complaints or warranty repairs/returns.


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The Senate has in the last few minutes pressed pause on any further votes on government funding or the border wall until the White House and congressional leaders agree on some kind of global deal.
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— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 21, 2018
It's telling that no one on the Republican side wants to take any more votes until they know what President Trump will sign.
To be clear, that's not significant progress. A shutdown still looms. A deal is not in sight.
The announcement on the Senate floor that the parties would continue negotiating came after Vice President Mike Pence broke a 47-47 tie on a procedural motion to take up the House-passed funding bill that includes the $5 billion for the wall. The vote on the motion to proceed had stayed open all afternoon while senators scurried back to Washington to cast their votes, many senators having left town after the Senate passed a funding bill Wednesday.
The 47-47 tie showed that there are not nearly enough votes in the Senate to reach the 60-vote threshold to pass the House bill. There's no obvious way forward for Republicans on the Senate side.
So things are stalled again. A shutdown seems very likely in a few hours.
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I have been on a bit of Digital Audio Player (DAP) hype recently as I think these are the best way to listen to music on the go even if I do always carry around a iPod Classic amp rig as well. This is actually not a new model and has been around for a while but it should not be ignored because of this. This is priced at £550 so is very close competitor too the iRiver AK100 and HiFi ET MA9 that I have recently reviewed but of course brings it own special and unique aspects to the table. The most noticeable is the steampunk brass and wood build it has and also the SP/DIF coaxial line in and out. It is sold in the UK by Item Audio who will also allow you to borrow it as well as their other products so you can see if it is for you or not, which is really handy as you may guess as getting try something is exactly what you want before you buy it!
Build and Design:
This thing looks so cool, I really love what it's going for with the steam punk look and while I do like the much more modern and stylish Astell & Kern DAPs, this is my favourite in style. The brass on the front panel has a beautiful colouring to it and is not too shiny that it becomes bling bling. The front also has its unique volume slider that is a big chunky thing that makes a bold statement and is really a joy to use! The rest of the unit is made from North American Walnut and boy this looks amazing, maybe it is the perfect compliment to an Heir Audio IEM! The back has a hand engraved emblem on it and the little nuances in the wood are completely unique to every individual unit.
What is questionable is how good a choice the wood if as a durable material as it dents rather easy and I would also worry about it cracking. It also makes easy work of getting scuffs all on it and this is just from pocket use where I do not use the included pouch (which is also rather unpractical). The brass on the other hand is a great choice of material and remains very sturdy throughout my time spent with the colorfly.
Then there is the screen and this is a disappointment to me. It is covered in plastic and is unreal at picking up scratches from absolutely everything and also seems to get really dirty. This is odd as I do not even touch the screen and I have managed to keep touch screen devices such as the iPhone 4 for two years with no imperfections I am aware of and the same applies with my time spent with the likes of the AK100 and Cowon J3. I really think the screen could use a jump to the year 2013 with some gorilla glass for example, surely that's not too big an ask!
The size is another factor that should be taken into consideration because it is rather large, especially when comparing to any of the iPod series, the Astell & Kern models and also most smartphones, in fact I even have a few iPod to amplifier rigs that are clearly smaller. What I am getting at here if you want an all in one solution that is smaller than carrying an iPod and an amp this may not be for you but this will be a lot easier to carry than an iPod rig if you have an external DAC as well. This is also a little bit bigger than my HiFi ET MA9 but much lighter and I have also found the HiFiMAN HM-801 and iBasso DX100 to be smaller. All this said, this is still portable and will fit in your pocket just about and is certainly portabl
First of all let's talk about the internals of this. The DAC chip used is the Cirrus Logic CS4398. This has the ability to decode sampling rates all the way up to 192 kHz and I think this is very necessary, as it will allow you to use your entire audio collection without having to down sample. It also supports all the sampling rates up to 192 such as 88.2 and 176.4 that some DAC cannot do. It also has a jitter kill technology that leaves it with under 5ps of jitter that is very low; I am really impressed by this.
Next I want to talk about outputs and inputs. For headphone outputs we have to jacks, one is 3.5mm and the other 6.4mm and they are both designed for the headphones that normally have the corresponding jacks. The 6.4mm has a stronger output that works a lot better with harder to drive high impedance headphones and the smaller jack is less powerful intended for low impedance and sensitive headphones. However I ended up finding everything sounded better through the 6.4mm output even if it did mean you did not get use much of the volume slider. You then have the SP/DIF Coaxial jacks. One is an input and the other an output and they are both Gilt jacks so of great quality and they both support 24/196. As for the rest you have a mini USB for charging and adding files to the onboard 32 GB of memory that is not shabby and can be doubled with a 32 GB micro SD card (64 GB cards are compatibly if you format in FAT32).
Another thing that I find really interesting with this is that it up samples. It can up sample from 44.1 to 88.2, 96, 176.4 and 192 kHz. These do not make the world in difference but they just seem to make everything a bit more resolved and I leave it on upsampling to 192, if the files are not already 192!
Lastly you also have an EQ button; there is only 5 other presets than the Normal (flat) EQ but it still lets you slight tune your music a bit and is better than the zero EQ offerings from the HiFi ET MA9. Personally I do not use EQ but it is still nice to see it present.
The user interface is the biggest fault in the C4 and that is not simply for the reason it is basic. The layout is primitive, not a lot of colours, just a simple list menu, and of, course no album artwork. However these are all things that I can deal with and not even kick up much of a fuss but the real thing that annoys me is how you make music selection. In the menu area you can customize a lot of things to do with the device where you can change audio output settings like the digital filter and if you have the SP/DIF working. You also have the playback settings such as just the intro of the music or shuffle; you know, just the usual stuff. However regardless of these settings you cannot just shuffle all the music on the device (what I like to do, rarely do I listen to an album at a time), the setting only works with in a folder. My music is all organized in albums so basically I can just shuffle with in an album and I find this really limiting. Another annoyance is the layout of the music menu is that they are not in alphabetical order and the order that you drag drop them to the player in and you also have all the other folders that come already on the player that have nothing to do with music in the music menu and just get in the way.
Perhaps this bit should belong in the build quality section but while the volume slider is a joy to use, the buttons that allow you to navigate the UI are not very responsive, sometimes requiring multiple clicks to get anywhere which really does drive me mad, in the world were everything is now so responsive.
While I can deal with a dated UI, I do struggle with the fact you cannot shuffle all music etc and have to constantly navigate all your files that are in completely a random order every time you want to switch to a new song.
The actual playback screen is shown below, a bit more information would be nice.
Sound Quality:
First of all I would like to say that I have found the coaxial output to be of beautiful quality. I have used it too feed my MyST PortaDAC in full 24/196 and the fantastic DAC/Amp sounds the best I have ever heard it, a nice step up to all three of other digital inputs it has (USB, Bluetooth and Optical). It sounds so much more resolving and smooth than the optical out of the AK100 for example, with the same file and I really liked the optical out of the AK100 as well. If it did not add the bulk I would actually use the PortaDAC full time with the C4 as I do prefer it sound ever so slightly to the headphone out, it is a bit warmer and more analog with slightly better showing of details but I would not say the PortaDAC is better in USB from my Nexus 7 than the stock C4 and the C4 really helps move it up a gear.
Lets get to the real nitty gritty of the C4 and that is the headphone out and all of this will be from the 6.35mm output with the odd time I used the 3.5mm was when the IEM was just to sensitive, as it just sounded better with everything I threw at it. The first big stand out I found was how open the soundstage was, of course when comparing to the AK100 and MA9. The player really has a sense of true airiness about it and combined with a earbud like the Blox ANV3 or Final Audio Design Piano Forte X-CC that have a HUGE soundstage as it is, you are treated to some of the best out of your head experiences you will ever get from something that sits in your ear.
With the FAD Piano Forte X-CC
One of Colorflys big claims with the C4 is that is the first player to be able to properly drive a 300 ohm headphone and what better a 300 ohm better to test this out with than the Sennheiser HD580. While it easily gets this beyond listenable volumes I cannot say it had the full sound I am used to with the HD580s or the powerful bass it cam normally output, yes the bass was there but just a bit too soft compared to when I drive it from my desktop set ups. That all being said the desktop set ups have components such as cables costing as much as the player itself so I am not expecting the Colorfly to live up to it and while I will not say it is near the best I have heard the HD580, you can get away with saying that the C4 does drive it and I can still enjoy its effort.
My biggest technical niggle with the C4 was the background noise. By no means it was loud but it was noticeable of not being as dark as the AK100, MA9 or Tera Player. I would not say it has hiss by any means just is not silent and at 550 pound I would like complete silence, especially since the AK100 could manage pitch black.
Bass on it is every so slightly soft with elements of warmth to it and although could do with a bit more power it is very smooth. I think the overall smoothness and warmth also comes from a relatively smooth and un-fatiguing treble. While this does leave the likes of the MA9 with more clarity it really does make it an more easy going listening experience that you can listen to for hours as well as it really neatly complimenting an IEM that might just have a bit too much treble such as the Rhapsodio R^2 or the Sony EX1000!
With the Rhapsodio R^2
In terms of detail and resolution levels this does very well. It is much more revealing that the likes of the iPod Classic and Cowon J3 along with everything else I have heard in that price range and I also think that it does slightly better than the AK100 in that respect but I think the C4 is slightly lacking compared to the MA9 and even more so next to the Tera Player.
I would overall categorize the C4 as slightly warm with smooth forgiving treble and rather dry mids that are not as lush as with other players. Detail levels are great and I would just wish that the background were a bit more silent.
This is without doubt the most exquisite DAP in the world with its design and it without doubt sounds good, as it should with the price tag. I think it clearly out does the problematic AK100 but things are a lot more tough in comparison with the MA9, the MA9 is slightly better in sound to my ears and has a analog line out while the C4 has its digital inputs and outputs that have proved very handy. I think this review and the MA9 one will help you make your decision there so I will leave that to you but I must say with some earphones, the synergy is just amazing and I have never looked back, if you have a Sony EX1000 or Rhapsodio R^2 for example, the sound is just drop dead awesome. Also if your are to buy this I would only go with Item Audio for great and honest service and can not recommend any one else as much in the UK.


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