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"If we had to we could probably play a game today," said varsity coach Vic Alkire.
All three baseball teams — varsity, sophomores and freshmen — showed up Monday, Jan. 28, at Monte Vista on the first day that pitchers and catchers were allowed under Sac-Joaquin Section rules to begin working out.
Bats will come out on Monday, Feb. 4, which is the opening day for all spring sports practice.
Alkire was still waiting for concrete pads on the expanded dugouts, 80-foot batting cages and fencing around the field.
But the grass is green and level, the infield has a new layer of red clay, the bleachers are on-site and ready to be put in place, and new bullpens were ready for pitchers.
The varsity and freshman teams will alternate use of the restored field for game days once it's complete.
The varsity team has started practicing on that field, while the freshmen and sophomore teams are practicing on two Babe Ruth baseball league fields adjacent to a second full-size field under construction for the sophomore team. It's located on the north side of the restored field.
Sophomore coach Ryan Hern said Monday that his team will have to wait another year until they can practice and play at the second field.
Hern said he was "a little disappointed" with the condition of the practice field and was going to check with Tracy Unified School District officials on a timeline for improvements.
This season, the team will play its home games at Tracy Ball Park, West or Kimball highs.
On Monday, however, freshmen assistant coach Jerry Ortega and former coach Frank Marty weren't going to wait.
They brought their own landscaping skills this week to improve their practice field.
"It's all we get, so it's got to be sufficient," Ortega said.
The two men brought the cement blocks from Tracy High's old bullpen and reassembled the practice mound at Monte Vista. Marty then outlined a pitcher's mound and the edges of a 90-foot infield.
TUSD landscaping crews are ahead of a Feb. 22 deadline to finish the varsity field, according to Antonio By Goytia, irrigation specialist with Tracy Unified School District.
By Goytia and his crew trucked over 80 yards of red clay saved from Tracy High, plus another 20 yards of new clay for the base paths. That followed about three months of work on the field itself as they installed new irrigation lines, planted grass and put down sod where needed.
"Every single sprinkler we replaced it or adjusted it," By Goytia said.
"What held us back was the rain. Otherwise it would be completed by now."
Senior pitcher Jonah Wesely said on Monday that he thought the "new bullpen looks good, the mound looks good and the field looks good."
"There's a lot of construction, but everything will be just fine when the season comes around next month," he said.
Feb. 22 is the opening day of the spring sports season. Tracy's first home game is March 9 against Palo Alto High.
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Can someone direct me to an internet reference and/or book reference which provides details about Brad Washburn's mapping project for the NH Presidential Range?
Can someone direct me to an internet reference and/or book reference which provides details about Brad Washburn's mapping project for the NH Presidential Range?
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Have you looked into the book: "The Last of His Kind" by David Roberts?
It is a biography of Brad Washburn. It might have something you are looking for. I have not read it.
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I keep forgetting to post a follow-up to my original posting about this topic. What originally piqued my interest was a small metal rod/pipe that I saw embedded in a rock at the summit of Mt. Jefferson. This is shown in the photo below (please ignore the insect that insisted on being in the photo!)
Originally, I thought that this metal pipe was the remains of a USGS survey marker, and that the surrounding metal disc had been removed by someone as a souvenir. However, I later learned that this metal pipe was one of many that had been inserted at various locations in the Presidential Range as part of Brad Washburn's mapping project which was conducted during the 1980s.
During the course of my research I contacted Larry Garland (AMC cartographer) who kindly led me to two references which provide detailed descriptions of Brad Washburn's mapping project for the Presidential Range. These citations are shown below:
_ Smith, Alan A. Mapping the Mountain: Ten Years of Cartography on Mount Washington, in Appalachia, vol. 48, no. 2 (Boston: Appalachian Mountain Club, December 1990), pp. 18-30.
_ Smith, Alan A. Mapping the Mountain: Ten Years of Cartography on Mount Washington, Part Two, in Appalachia, vol. 48, no. 3 (Boston: Appalachian Mountain Club, June 1991), pp. 69-80.
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Shown below is some text excerpted from the December 1990 edition of Appalachia which talks about the metal pipes. Perhaps some readers might find this to be of interest.
"When we could, we put our triangulation points at existing USGS markers. But when there were none, we put in a new one, or drilled a hole and inserted a short length of pipe, on which targets or prisms could be mounted. Then, at the end of the project, we filled in each of those holes with strong cement the color of the rock, in which was embedded a three-inch stainless steel pin, protruding only half an inch above the surface. Those pins can be used as survey stations in the future."
". . . some of the USGS markers we expected to find had been stolen . . . by souvenir hunters. But our pins will be very difficult to extract . . ."
"For the job, we had a set of rock-drilling bits, a heavy-duty electric drill, and a sixty-five-pound horribly awkward gasoline-powered electric generator, laughingly called "portable." When all that gear could be delivered to the site by car, or by helicopter, drilling a hole was easy. The chips had to be blown out, but then the pipe could be driven home, and a target set in place. Frequently, however, the drilling equipment had to be delivered to some remote location on foot, and for that purpose Brad designed a special pack frame for the generator. The whole load was about seventy-five pounds, a severe test of volunteer enthusiasm! Then, of course, there was the other pack, with the rock drill and the plumbing supplies for handling those pipes, but that was only about sixty pounds!"
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HH, do you know ( or know of) Brian Fowler? I'm not sure, nor would I be in a position of knowledge, to judge whether Brian's ongoing mapping work is either/ neither contiguous or/nor continuous WRT the Washburn effort, but indeed there is ongoing work mapping MW and the Presidential Range.
There is an item ISBN # 987-0-9708324-7-4 titled Surficial Geology of Mt Washington and The Presidential Range, New Hampshire 2010, By Brian K Fowler. Publisher Durand Press Lyme NH, www.durandpress.com
May be of interest to you, maybe not. I'll ask Brian for his business card when I see him next... he is up here quite frequently.
heck, Brian Fowler may be one amongst us, the one with his headlamp trained on a fundamental piece of glacial evidence.
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In selecting stories we often consider the past exposure of people to our readers. For example, a search of our online archives since 1999 shows "Harrop" appearing in 455 articles. "Fieri" appears once, that being in the 2009 obituary of his grandmother, Betty Lee Ramsay Ferry, who came to McMinnville late in life and whose name also appeared in our newspaper only that one time.
I have no doubt that, as you say, she was an "incredibly awesome lady," and perhaps we should have written about her years ago.
As an interesting aside, Mrs. Ferry's daughter and son-in-law, Jane and Bill Apel, both retired long-time local educators, have been close to Kent and Tricia Harrop over the years, and I suspect they would share in thinking the goodbye story about them was deserved.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (May 8, 2011)—Returning to the scene of his debut victory last Oct. 9, Awesome Patriot became a stakes winner, wiring four opponents in the $72,960 Alydar Sunday at Hollywood Park.
The result of the Alydar was one of the more formful of the nine race program as upsets reigned.
Courtesy of surprises by Mavisca ($79.20) in the first, Gumption ($25.40) in the fourth, El Gran Matador ($45.60) in the fifth and Jax El ($23) in the sixth, there will be carryovers in both the Player's Pick 5 and the Pick 6 when racing resumes Thursday.
The amount carried over in the Player's Pick 5, which debuted April 21, is $107,487. The 50-cent minimum bet, which has a takeout rate of 14%, the lowest of any wager offered in California, is on the first five races daily.
The carryovers in both wagers were the first of the Spring/Summer meet. The Pick 6 carryover is $91,681. The Pick Six begins on race 3. Post time is 1 p.m.
There are also two oversized carryovers at Churchill Downs, which will resume its Spring/Summer meet Thursday after a four day break. The Pick 6 carryover is $514,583 and the Super High 5 carryover is $220,430. The Churchill Downs Pick 6 begins on the fifth race. Scheduled post time for the start of the Pick 6 is 11:53 a.m. PDT.
An ungraded race for 3-year-olds, the Alydar had a satisfying conclusion for Bob Baffert. The Hall of Fame trainer conditions both Awesome Patriot and runner-up Uncle Sam.
Taking full advantage of his inside post in the field of five, Awesome Patriot immediately went to the front, relaxed well under jockey Rafael Bejarano, kicked away from his closest pursuers approaching the stretch, then had enough left to hold off his stablemate by three-quarters of a length.
Owned by the Lanni Family Trust, the son of Awesome Again and the Cee's Tizzy mare Tizamazing won for the third time in six starts. He increased his bankroll to $112,600 while completing the 1 1/8 miles over Cushion Track in 1:50.52.
The 2-1 favorite, Awesome Patriot, who was purchased for $350,000 as a yearling at the Keeneland September sale in 2009, paid $6.20, $3.60 and $2.60.
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"I thought Uncle Sam might make the lead, but after the break when I saw (Red Sharp Humor) break better than Uncle Sam, I rushed my horse up a little bit to make sure he had position by the first turn,'' said Bejarano, who had two other victories Sunday – Gumption and Red Sun in the eighth. "After the first turn, he was really relaxed. The last time I won with him he was on the lead, so I was trying to do the same today. I was waiting for the stretch and he showed me a big kick, like always.''
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The Hornets battled back from a 4-2 deficit after singles Wednesday afternoon, swept all three doubles and edged West Davidson 5-4 in a battle for first place in the CCC.
"It was straight heart," Hornet coach Chris Stroupe said afterwards. "They played with their hearts today and they battled 100 percent. I don't know if I can take much more of that."
Salisbury, which starts three freshmen in their top six, had defeated West Davidson by the same 5-4 score two weeks ago. But after singles this time, it looked like the Hornets' CCC winning streak covering almost four years was in serious jeopardy. They needed all three doubles or the streak was over.
Brock Overcash and freshman David Derrick teamed up at No. 1 to down Brett Moore and Jaime Lopez 6-2, 6-4. At No. 2 doubles, Clint Comadoll and Chris Derrick knocked off Alex Cheves and Grayson Taylor 6-1, 7-5 to knot the match at 4.
The final outcome came down to the No. 3 doubles, featuring freshmen Spencer Storey and Hunter Carlton for Salisbury against West Davidson's Nathan Little and Cody Middleton. West won the first set 6-4 but the Hornets battled back to win 6-3 and set up a super tiebreaker for the match.
Keyed by a some well-placed returns from Storey, Salisbury won five straight points to claim the win 10-5.
With the victory, Salisbury stays unbeaten in the CCC at 6-0, 8-2 overall, while West Davidson fall to 4-2, 9-3.
"We couldn't ask for anything more than a 4-2 lead going into doubles, " said Green Dragon coach Thompson Skeen. "But you have to give Salisbury credit because they played great doubles. Our guys knew what was at stake and played their hardest but Salisbury really picked it up in doubles."
It was a frustrating outcome for the Green Dragons, who have missed twice this season against the Hornets. In the past decade, Salisbury has won five conference titles, including the last three in a row, and have shared two other league crowns. They play with a target on their back as a result.
"We have been historically good," stated Brock Overcash, the only senior in the line-up. "We lost a couple of good players so people are really coming for us now."
Overcash played at No. 1 singles and dropped a 6-2, 7-5 decision to the Green Dragons own freshman star Moore. Comadoll rolled to a 6-0, 6-3 win at No. 2 singles over Lopez. West then won at No. 3 behind Cheves, 6-1, 6-4 over Chris Derrick while Storey claimed the No. 5 singles over Taylor 6-4, 6-1.
The big singles advantage for West can be credited to a pair of tie-breaker rallies at No. 4 and No. 6 singles. Little was down 7-3 but came back to top David Derrick 10-8. Middleton then reeled off five straight points to down Salisbury's Carlton at No. 6 by a 10-6 score.
"We do play with a target on our back because of the last three years and because we are Salisbury," Stroupe stated. "It is always tough but we have responded so far."
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... A model pictured at an Other Duck event published in CitySeen on Monday, September 27 was wrongly identified as singer Vangie Tang. We apologise for the error. ...http://www.scmp.com/article/726204/cityseen-correction
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... for the premiere performance on October 9 to give away to CitySeen readers. They are worth HK$795 each. Tell us in up to 50 words who sported the best glossy, greasy hairstyle in history and why. Send to firstname.lastname@example.com, with your name, address and contact number- and 'Grease' in the subject line- by 6pm on Monday. ...http://www.scmp.com/article/724201/if-youve-got-good-memory-hair-cityseen-can-grease-your-palm
Posted Sep 14th 2010, 12:00am by Vivian Chen
... with Vivian Chen 'We all have our own definition of happiness. Having an older boyfriend is inevitable if I'm looking for someone who can take good care of me. It's not a big issue. Age is just a number as long as we understand each other. ...http://www.scmp.com/article/724751/cityseen
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CitySeen boards the Omar III to catch up with the high-seas ceremony for the Ten Best Dressed Awards
Posted Dec 30th 2003, 12:00am by Tinnie Chow
... members of the HKFDA. And the winners are: Aaron Kwok Fu-shing, dressed in the colours of a can of Pepsi (one of the sponsors he proudly represents, he tells CitySeen). 'I like to wear happy ...http://www.scmp.com/article/439511/cityseen-boards-omar-iii-catch-high-seas-ceremony-ten-best-dressed-awards
Diary hiccup
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... Contrary to yesterday's CitySeen diary, the Beats magazine party is tomorrow night at Adrenaline, not Friday. ...http://www.scmp.com/article/579321/diary-hiccup
CitySeen with Andrew Sun
Posted Aug 11th 2005, 12:00am by Andrew Sun
... Andrew Sun OK, I know what you're thinking: who is this new moron in the right-hand corner? Well, for better or worse, Alice, you're stuck with me as the new tour guide through the wonderland that is Hong Kong. While my predecessor could schmooz ...http://www.scmp.com/article/511656/cityseen-andrew-sun
CitySeen talks to some of Hong Kong's well-known Canadians and asks them what they miss about Canada
Posted Jun 29th 2005, 12:00am by Flora Wu
... Flora Wu Christy Chung Lai-tai (Miss Chinese International 1992/actress) I miss the Formula One grand prix, Montreal Jazz Festival and Just For Laughs Festival, which are really fun. Being in Montreal is different from the rest of Canada. We speak French; ...http://www.scmp.com/article/506373/cityseen-talks-some-hong-kongs-well-known-canadians-and-asks-them-what-they-miss
Posted May 28th 2004, 12:00am by Kelvin Chan
... Kelvin Chan CitySeen would like to correct an error in yesterday's column. Peter Brocklehurst will be appearing at the Hong Kong Human Rights Foundation's 2004 Charity Ball for the Children's Cancer Foundation, not the Cancer Foundation. CitySeen regrets the error. ...http://www.scmp.com/article/457293/correction
Corrections & clarifications
Posted Aug 17th 2005, 12:00am by Staff Reporter
... Yesterday's CitySeen Diary should have said the Harvey Nichols autumn/winter fashion preview will be on Friday and is for media only. ...http://www.scmp.com/article/512499/corrections-clarifications
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text: PSB Image C4 Center channel speaker (Dark Cherry) Zoom Dark Cherry Grille off - Dark Cherry Photos Videos Item #: 760IMGC4C Review Summary 7 people say DISCONTINUED This item is no longer available to purchase. Contact us for other options Call Email Original price Call for price Shop all Center Channel Speakers Shop all Center Channel Speakers x By buying this product you'll earn up to 150 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account Overview Details Customer Reviews Articles & Videos Accessories Our take on the PSB Image C4 by Kristen Schaub Your home theater's most important speaker The center channel speaker is the workhorse in a home theater system. It has to reproduce clear dialogue and special effects that keep your eyes and ears glued to the movie action. A high-quality center speaker is a great investment for any surround sound setup. Try to choose one that's as closely matched as possible to your front right and left speakers, so that as sound moves across the front stage, it stays seamlessly realistic. High-performance center channel for compact sound systems PSB's Image C4 center channel dishes out impressively natural sound and clear dialogue in a compact enclosure, making it an excellent visual match for today's slim flat-panel TVs. The Image line borrows driver technologies developed for PSB's sophisticated Imagine family, as well as their top-tier Synchrony speakers, giving you high-end sound at a budget-friendly price. The Image line also features a slightly different cabinet design than its predecessors, showcasing clean lines that won't clutter up your listening room. PSB's Image speaker family (Image C4 shown on top of the center channel speaker on the right) Advanced drivers for clean, well-balanced sound The tweeter uses a powerful neodymium magnet for crystal-clear highs. The Image C4 features a 1" titanium dome tweeter that effortlessly dishes out smooth, uncolored highs. Its two long-excursion, high-output 4" woofers use the same proprietary ceramic-filled polypropylene cone as the Imagine line. The stiff, lightweight material helps them deliver midrange that's clean and balanced, with surprisingly deep bass. 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See more info on this item Highlights:frequency response: 60-23,000 Hz (±3dB)sensitivity: 88 dBimpedance: 6 ohmsrecommended power: 10-80 watts1" titanium dome tweeter with neodymium magnetsdual 4" clay ceramic-filled polypropylene woofersbass reflex (ported) designgold-plated 5-way binding postsdark cherry vinyl finish14-1/4"W x 5-3/8"H x 7-1/2"Dwarranty: 5 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs Enclosure Bass Reflex Tweeter Dome Midrange size (inches) --- Woofer size (inches) 4 Connector Type 5-way post Power Range 10-80 Sensitivity 88 dB Impedance (Ohms) 6 Frequency Response 60-23k Hz Height (inches) 5-3/8 Width (inches) 14-1/4 Depth (inches) 7-1/2 Weight 8.7 lbs Parts Warranty 5 Years Labor Warranty 5 Years Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Center channel speaker Grille 4 Adhesive backed rubber feet Owner's manual (English/ French/ Spanish/ German) Specification sheet (English/ French/ Spanish/ German) Warranty information Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Driver Technology Connections Specifications Driver Technology Cone Design: The two woofer cones are clay/ceramic filled polypropylene to optimize the combination of stiffness, internal damping, and low mass. Each woofer's magnetically neutral polycarbonate basket contributes additional stiffness. Tweeter: The 1" titanium dome, Ferrofluid cooled tweeter uses a neodymium magnet structure to help extend the frequency response at both ends for effortless, airy top octaves and smooth, uncolored response. Crossover Network: The crossover is a 2-way acoustical fourth order Linkwitz-Riley type with a 24 dB/octave slope. The tweeter and woofers are crossed over at 2,200 Hz. Connections Binding Posts: The binding post input terminal will accept spade connectors, single banana plugs, pin connectors, and bare wire up to 8 gauge. Specifications Frequency Response: On Axis @ 0°: 60-23,000 Hz (+/-3 dB) On Axis @ 0°: 70-20,000 Hz (+/-1.5 dB) Off Axis @ 30°: 70-10,000 Hz (+/-1.5 dB) Low Frequency Cutoff -10 dB: 55 Hz Sensitivity: Anechoic Chamber: 86 dB Typical Listening Room: 88 dB Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card PSB Image C4 Reviews Average Customer Review: 7 people say: Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. 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We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) 4 out of 5 As Advertised Written By Anonymous, Hartford CT on Wednesday, September 03, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very Nice 4 inch speaker containing center channel; paired with the image 5's sound very good. Not top of the line stuff but great value for the price Pros: Price Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Great little center! Written By JRM, Albuquerque on Sunday, June 29, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great little center. I was looking for a center that would match the sound profile of my NHT V2 2.4's. They have aluminum tweeters, so that's why i went with the PSB (that and the sensitivity rating matched closely). Was running a Polk CS10 which sounded, well terrible. Pros: "titanium coated", aluminum tweeters. Composite woofers. Baffled enclosure. Cons: Screen that fits over the drivers could be more sonically transparent. Minus one star, but overall a great pick. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great sound Written By JD, Fort Lauderdale, FL on Thursday, June 26, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great speaker for the sound and price. Very impressed with clear voice sound reproduction. Pros: Sound, price Cons: Magnetic shielding, as a center channel next to my equipment, I had to change the position of wi-fi. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Love PSB's! Written By Kevin in Atlanta, Atlanta, GA on Saturday, July 06, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These are matched to my PSB T-5's for the mains and PSB B4's for the rear as my speaker set up. Gotta say these just reinforce my love for PSB products. I wanted a c5's but was limited by the mantle size above my fireplace. But the center channel is not limited as it sounds great. Handles all the dialogue clearly and without taking away anything from the action scenes. Pros: very clear dialogue and great sound. Cons: wish they were smaller, but not a big problem. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 PSB Image C4 Written By JR, Templeton,CA on Tuesday, June 25, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great speaker for the size and price. Very impressed with the sound. Recommended by the Crutchfield adviser. I bought the PSB C4 speakers for the front. Next I will be buying the PSB C4 Sub, rear and outdoor speakers. Pros: Sound, size and price Cons: None 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 A great little center channel Written By AndrewA, Ft. Collins, Co on Wednesday, March 06, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I got this speaker to enhance my existing PSB setup of two bookshelf and subwoofer for my entertainment system. It blends flawlessly with my setup and provides the additional clarity that I was hoping for. I definitely recommend this unit to anyone already having PSB speakers or anyone that wants a solid midrange performer. Pros: Size, PSB quality Cons: Set up for smaller systems and might get lost with larger speakers. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Nice even tone Written By Dave, Arizona on Thursday, August 23, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Simply put, a very nice center channel speaker. I have the PSB Image B5 speakers to match this, and they work very smoothly together. I used to struggle with my older center channel being muddy in with the mix of the stereo speakers - but not with this. It's also quite small, so fits well in a smaller entertainment unit my TV is mounted over. These speakers focus on clear sound reproduction that's clear without booming - and this certainly gets that sound without breaking the bank. FYI, my system is for both music and theater, and driven by a Harmon Kardon AVR 300 from the late 1990's. Pros: Nice, clear and rounded sound. It fits nicely in a small footprint, sounding much larger than it really is. A good price for a very nice speaker. Cons: I would have gotten the slightly larger C5 if I could have fitted it into my entertainment center - that one provides a little more expansive frequency response. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No Add accessories for the PSB Image C4 Add Accessories You'll need wire to connect your center channel speaker to your amp or receiver.Cut your speaker wire to the exact length you need with a spool of bulk speaker wire. No wire is included with this speaker. 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January 6th 2011 NEW YORK, NY – Jaeger-LeCoultre hosted a lunch in New York city to introduce the newest addition to the iconic Reverso watch line. Golden Globe nominee Jon Hamm was amongst the guests to preview the brand new Grande Reverso Ultra Thin "Tribute to 1931", the watch that will be revealed internationally at the upcoming SIHH in Geneva on January 17th, 2011. New release for 2011: Grande Reverso Ultra Thin "Tribute to 1931" After 80 years of celebrating classicism, the new Grande Reverso Ultra Thin turns revolutionary by focusing on extreme simplicity. Because this new Reverso is intended to be a bridge between past and present, Jaeger-LeCoultre has decided to create two Grande Reverso Ultra Thin Tribute to 1931 in steel and in pink gold, featuring a black or white dial with dagger-shaped hands and baton-type hour-markers directly inspired by the original Reverso. The spirit of 1931 in contemporary dimensions, and all the Art Deco charm of the first Reversos interpreted in today's language. The extremely diminutive width of Jaeger-LeCoultre Calibre 822 (at just 2.94 mm) has enabled the design engineers to build a Reverso slimmer than ever before. While the case with its generous new proportions asserts an authentic presence on the wrist, its slenderness makes it both light and comfortable to wear thanks to its subtly curved shape. This new watch expresses the very essence of the Reverso personality: a blend of tradition and nobility embodying an alliance of style and elegance.


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Lifting the corporate veil
Tax Telegraph, April 2013
Organisations that rely heavily on the use of contracting labour through companies and are under the impression that these relationships are with contractors and not employees should be very careful. The recent decision of ACE Insurance Limited v Trifunovski [2013] FCAFC 3 raises some significant concerns for persons who engage contractors.
This case impacts organisations in industries that engage contractors (e.g. IT, insurance brokers and other professional labour) who operate via the use of companies.
What is important to note from this decision is that the structure is not determinative of the relationship between the two parties and the obligations of the entity contracting out the services. Accordingly, even if an agent provides its services through their company (using their own ABN) this does not mean that a company has hired a contractor. The courts may 'lift the corporate veil' and look through the structure to the underlying relationship between the parties.
The ACE Insurance Limited v Trifunovski [2013] FCAFC 3 decision is discussed in detail below, as well as the key decisive factors and themes from the case.
ACE Insurance Limited v Trifunovski [2013]
Issues of the case
ACE Insurance Limited v Trifunovski[2013] was an appeal lodged by ACE Insurance Limited in the Full Federal Court of Australia from the prior decision in the Federal Court of Australia which found in favour of Trifunovski. At the original single judge decision, Perram J held that the agents were employees. This appeal considered the question of whether five insurance sale agents were "employees" of the general insurance company, Combined Insurance Company of America ("Combined") and therefore entitled to receive payments for periods of unused annual and long service leave.
Key facts
The agents were responsible for the selling of insurance products of Combined and they were rewarded by way of a commission. These agents provided their services through a company of which they were a director. They earned commissions on new policies, renewals and premiums and on override commissions. However, no agents were entitled to trailing commission in respect of the renewals of policies originally written by them.
Each agent was engaged under a contract that specifically stipulated that they were not employees. The agents sold only Combined's policies to Combined's customers and were trained by Combined in line with Combined's procedures. No income tax was withheld from their earnings and tax invoices were issued to the insurance company for the services provided.
The structure of the sales force at Combined was arranged in a pyramid structure and each tier was dependent on the other levels. Movement from on level to another, termination and hiring other agents were all within the control of Combined.
The courts dismissed the appeal as the agents in the case lacked independence and were under the control of Combined. Additionally, the structure of the contract and of the contractors' operations was deemed to have no bearing on the true underlying relationship between the agents and Combined. In effect the Court decided to look beyond the fact that Combined had engaged a company to provide services and looked to other factors.
The key decisive factors and themes of this case are:
- Structuring of agents operations
- Control and independence
- Structuring of remuneration
- Goodwill
- Terms of the contract.
Operations of the agents
The previous mindset that where a person sets up a company and provides services to another entity under the umbrella of that company, makes that person a contractor, no longer appears to be true. The courts will look at other factors, such as control and independence, in deciding what the actual relationship between the parties is.
In the event that the agent is later deemed to be in an employment relationship, there will be potential difficulties for these individuals to retrospectively account and comply with the appropriate regulatory requirements.
Control and independence
In this case, the supervision of the job as carried out by the agents was deemed to be indicative of an employer/employee relationship. The agents lacked independence as a command relationship in the hierarchical structure existed between all levels, with the highest contracted out level reporting directly to an employee of Combined.
The manner in which the job was carried out was controlled by Combined. Whilst Combined argued that its training manuals were not compulsory, it was held that this was an untenable position as it was Combined which controlled who got promoted within the sales force pyramid. Accordingly, the idea that the training manuals could be ignored was deemed by the courts to be unrealistic position.
The agents were remunerated by way of a commission. However, they were not entitled to trailing commission. This is an important point as upon ceasing to be an agent the representative was no longer entitled to further commissions. As the agent's remuneration was purely dependant on their contract as an agent with Combined this factor was more indicative of the existence of an employer/employee relationship.
An important factor which was used to determine that an employer/employee relationship existed was that the sales representatives had no goodwill in the activities that they were carrying on. The agents sold only Combined's policies to Combined's customers and were trained by Combined in line with Combined's procedures. The agents accrued no goodwill in their own business and as such had no business which could be sold. They were in practical terms unable to work for any other insurer.
Terms of the contract
The contract in this case specifically stipulated that the agents were not employees and it did not include any leave entitlements. However, the courts looked beyond the contract and assessed the true character of the underlying relationship. Accordingly, due to the reasons discussed above the relationship was deemed to be an employer/employee relationship.
Concluding remarks
In many respects the court has considered the substance of the transaction and did not place much weight on the fact that Combined had engaged a company to provide the services. Rather the arrangement was placed on the same footing as it were a "sham" transaction.
The key points from the case are:
- Control and independence of the agents was the key factor to deciding whether or not an employer/employee relationship existed. The hierarchical structure and the agent's sole reliance on Combined for employment were key reasons for the appeal being rejected
- If the relationship is later deemed to be an employer/employee relationship there will be potential difficulties to retrospectively account and comply with the regulatory ramifications for agents who have established their own entities and structures
- The contract between two parties is not in of itself determinative as to whether the individual is a contractor or an employee. It is the true underlying relationship that will be the deciding factor
- If a relationship is deemed to be one of employment, the company hiring the individual has a number of requirements imposed by law (as detailed above)
- This case shows that it is increasingly necessary that parties conduct themselves in accordance with the underlying nature of their contract and not just as it may suit them. Whilst the parties may agree on the terms of their contract and make a statement as to the character of their relationship, this decision shows the contract will not be decisive of the true legal character of the relationship.
In instances where company contractors are used (e.g. IT and insurance) this case will requires closer consideration.
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Beautifully Organized: Shoe & Bag Storage
When you're short on space, shoes and bags are some of the hardest items to give a proper home. It seems like they're always hanging around in the wrong rooms, getting crushed together in a too-small bin, getting tangled together on a top shelf, or gathering dust at the back of a closet. Here are some lovely and clever ways to put those shoes and bags in their proper place.
Top row (shoes):
1. Bookshelves with glass doors make for a great display option and dust-free storage. Berta Pfirsich via Pony Anarchy
2. Decorative molding makes for an architectural shoe rail. Via Living in a Nutshell.
3. A repurposed wine box makes for a handy shoe holder. Via Real Simple.
.4. Wall storage from old crates. Via Decor Hacks.
5. Two Expedits make double as a headboard and shoe storage. Via The Order Obsessed.
Second row (shoes):
1. Two IKEA Hyllis units are hacked into one multipurpose shelf. Via Ikea Hackers.
2. If you've got some lovely shoes to show, an ornate china cabinet holds them in style. Via The Selby.
3. A repurposed ladder serves as shoe and scarf storage. Via Stylizimo.
4. A storage ottoman lined with shoe pockets serves double or triple duty. Via Living in a Nutshell.
5. Another handy way to use a pallet. Via Decoist.
Third row (bags):
1. Why not treat your bags as art and place them front and center? Via The Everygirl.
2. Hanging storage designed to maximize space. The Iglu via Rakku Designs.
3. The IKEA Bygel system is just as handy for closets as for kitchens. Via Design Build Love.
4. Flea market wire baskets make handy clutch storage. Via Lovely Cupboard.
5. A wine rack moves to the bedroom. Via Salvage Life.
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One problem with this post: lack of solutions for boots. I loooove boots but they are a little more tricky when it comes to organizing.
Great Ideas! I am always looking for shoe and bag ideas...
@clara Valse- I just leave my boots lined on the floor and put empty wine bottles in them to keep them from falling down. Works like a charm!
Most of these have the same problem as open kitchen cabinets--dust. I want my dress and purses to stay nice for years, so they need to be in enclosed storage. I don't think these are very practical suggestions.
*dress SHOES and purses*
@ClaraValse: Have you tried using pant/skirt hangers to hang them on the bottom row of your closet?
Oh! Pallet! Yes! This would totally work at the back of the bottom of my closet! Thank you! I was beginning to despair about disorganized shoes forever.....
Not a fan at all of any of the shoes out in the open on shelves or in bookcases, and certainly not kept in an open full wall-length headboard. Nor am I a fan of hanging purses on a wall like in photo 1, bottom row. Purses are not wall art (IMHO) and shoes are not vases (besides the dust, I imagine the joy of a large, hairy spider who might happen upon a pair of heels not used in several months). Somehow both the design and fashion elements become mundane or pedestrian to me when I see them stored in these ways. We wear shoes and carry bags. Keeping them stored neatly in closets and or drawers would definitely keep the dust off of them and unclutter our living spaces. Of course, to each her/his own...
What does one do when their particular collection of shoes and bags is NOT attractive. My ancient sneakers and cross body bags would look TERRIBLE on display and my closet is exactly 47 inches across for EVERYTHING so something like this would not fit inside. Right now the shoes are in a fabric bin (literally TOSSED in) and the bags (other than my current daily bag) are in the donate pile...sigh...
I can't wait to show my husband #s 5, 7, 8 and 11 to remind him of how lucky he is to have a wife like me.
haha, the picture of handbags that are hung by the staircase is so obnoxious!! In a really good way though. I love it!!
You can also use sawed-off pool noodles inside boots, to keep them from flopping over.
Mary E. I am totally with you! We walk through all sorts of crap with our shoes (especially in the city) and having them right next to ones bed....YIKES!
Find a great way to store and HIDE them I say.
Glad that I'm not one who finds disgusting placing shoes close to your bed, specially on the side where is your pillow... Even if you have nice smelling feet and shoes, what about the germs under the soles? Yuck!
I'm a big shoe and bag hoarder and I found a few tricks for storing that you may find helpful:
1)Stuff your bags with tissue paper to help keep their shape. Then stack them in one of those fabric shelf systems that loop over the clothing rod in the closet
2) Same thing for boots: it helps to stuff them with tissue paper so they stay upright
3) Always store shoes toe-to-heel to fit more on the shelf
4) Storing shoes in their boxes makes it easy to stack them AND you can place a picture of the shoes on the outside of the box to ID them
5) If possible, try keeping like with like i.e. boots with boots, black shoes with black shoes etc. It makes getting dressed in the mornings easier
6) Donate, donate, donate. When something is out of style or you haven't worn it in more than 12 months, it's time to find it a better home
shoe headboard yuck!
I second Mary E. and a few others above me. Unless these shoes don't get on the pavement, they are NOT ART. The handbags are NOT ART, either, especially in a small crampy space. The open display only adds to visual chaos. In my small apartment, I keep them out of sight (in am Ikea shoe closet, in behind-door shoe racks, and my handbags stuffed and in dust bag on the shelf in the closet).
I also agree with lg1boston that purging is vital. Consign or donate items you no longer fit, wear, or love to free up space for new items.
I have never understood the obsession with shoes and purses. I have 7 pairs of shoes including winter boots and 3 purses. All of them are neutral and at least 3 years old. Yes, it's boring but I don't need to worry about creating a special place for them as they all fit in a drawer in a walkin closet which also houses my husbands clothes and a complete laundry facility. Out of season items are cleaned and packed away in a box until needed. We have better things to spend our money and time on than buying and organizing shoes and purses.
Odd that none of these are really space saving. They are very organized, but take up a lot of space.
What I mean is...having your shoes lined up like that...each in it's own cubby. Very space consuming.
A year or so back there was a DIY of a shelf that you could put in your entry way. It was very clean lined-two boards held together by an L shaped bracket. The toes of the shoes went in and kind of hung in a cantalievered like fashion. I'd DIY something like that and line the entire bottom of your closet with that instead of any of these.
I created a "console" of shoe cabinets in the bedroom to hold about 16-20 pairs of shoes. Hope that helps...
I LOVE the 7th photo. But I don't understand how people keep their shoes looking so pretty. The second my shoes come near my broad flat feet they stretch, and I constantly stumble over my feet scuffing my shoes (wow, don't I sound like a catch!). I've got all the big names and coloured soles that would look perfect in a gorgeous cabinet, but it would look more like something from the ugly step sister than Cindarella. Do these people just not wear their gorgeous shoes?
Recently, I saw a tv show about inventors in which one woman had come up with a pocket thing you put UNDER a bed skirt -- pockets all around, so you could store something like 20 pairs of shoes around a queen-sized bed, all tidily hidden under the bed skirt of your choice. I really wish I could buy one of those.
Absolutely stellar...now, can we have one for the Gentlemen? Day bags are a reality - and cole haan appears to be taking over my mini closet in a hostile fashion.
(A man)
I have a lot of shoes and boots. Most of them live in two STÄLL cupboards from Ikea in my hallway. As i had a nook at the end of the hallway, i ordered a custommade closet, with a big bottom drawer that fits all my boots. You can see both storages here:http://www.36metres-carres.com/?p=270
Wine bottles and sawed-off pool noodles in boots? Rolled up magazines work really well and are easier and ....less weird.


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David Jackson, 54, is spearheading the project, Railtown Tracy, to create a downtown historical district and museum celebrating the city's railroad heritage.
"I am interested in this town's history because it has a great history," Jackson said. "You don't have a Tracy without the railroad."
Jackson said the idea came to him about a year ago as he wondered about the vacant area behind the downtown Tracy Transit Station at Sixth Street and Central Avenue.
He sketched out plans for Railtown Tracy to promote the local history of the rail lines.
"What I love about this town is we probably have more rails than any other town on the West Coast and the fewest train than any town on the West Coast — we have a lot of track here and very few trains," Jackson said.
Railtown Tracy has many ambitious goals, Jackson said, including the museum, a train festival, weekend rail excursions from downtown Tracy and the moving of Southern Pacific switch engine No. 1293 from Dr. Powers Park to downtown.
Jackson's first step is working to get Tracy designated as a Train Town USA city through the Union Pacific Railroad as part of the company's 150th anniversary.
Cities gaining Train Town USA designation receive a proclamation from the Union Pacific president and signs for downtown area — an honor that Jackson thinks could build momentum for his plans to create a museum.
"There is really nothing here that memorializes the great history that was here," Jackson said.
He will try and persuade the Tracy Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors on Tuesday, June 25, to support his Train Town USA bid.
Only local chambers of commerce can submit an application to the railroad for the designation.
Sophia Valenzuela, chamber president, said she won't comment on the Train Town USA application until after it's presented to the chamber's board.
Jackson is confident that Tracy's long railroad history merits the recognition, which he sees as the first step in attracting railroad enthusiasts to Tracy.
Jackson also wants to organize a San Joaquin Valley model railroad club to create a model railroad display somewhere in the downtown area replicating Tracy Bowtie train activity in the mid-1950s.
Jim Collins, a Ceres resident who is in charge of membership for the Sierra Division of the National Model Railroad Association, said a project of that sort could draw a large number of rail enthusiasts.
"I'm fascinated with the idea," Collins said. "There are a lot of modelers around who don't have layouts, or don't have enough or might be interested in doing something with a large group."
Jackson said he hopes a drive to move Southern Pacific engine No. 1293 from Dr. Powers Park can generate more interest in Railtown Tracy. The engine was placed in the park in the late 1950s and is now encircled by a fence.
"It is another one of those rally-round pieces," Jackson said. "I don't know if it could be rehabbed to ever run again, but it deserves a spot more dignified than where it is right now."
Jackson said he was unsure what it would cost to move the train or if it would be possible.
"I don't know how hard it would be to raise the money to move it downtown to put in on display," Jackson said. "With a group of local volunteers — it would be a great project for people looking for a piece of history to recover."
Jackson said he would like to collect a caboose and other rail equipment on Union Pacific property in the downtown area in a future museum display.
Dino Margaros, president of the Tracy City Center Association, said the Train Town USA designation could be a good branding opportunity for downtown merchants.
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Margaros said merchants could tap into the brand by adding some kind of railroad theme to their businesses. He feels the theme is an easy fit for the downtown, where a sculpture depicting a railroad worker is already planned for the Sixth Street roundabout.
"Tracy has not been abandoned by the trains," Margaros said. "As much as it's part of our history, it's part of our future."
The steps to make Railtown Tracy a reality could take decades, but Jackson said he is not discouraged.
"I'm just rolling this darn thing out there to see if other people have this same nutty vision I do," Jackson said.
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