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What is a dogleg? Well, here at National Club Golfer we're the publication for the everyday player and so we've taken it upon ourselves to give you a step-by-step introduction to the wonderful world of the golfing lexicon.
What is a dogleg?
A dog's leg is not straight. A dogleg is a hole that isn't straight. We wouldn't go as far as saying that straight holes are dull but variety is the spice of life. Golf is made more interesting by holes that change direction.
There are many types of dogleg, or at least holes that are called doglegs. Some holes curve whereas others make a distinct turn – of 90 degrees or even more on occasion.
Take a hole like the 1st at Royal Liverpool (they play it as the 3rd when the Open is there). The square practice ground is on your right throughout. You drive to the corner then it turns at a right angle.
By comparison, a hole like the 13th at Augusta is more of a gradual curve.
I'm not sure either of these look much like a dog's leg, which is nearer to being straight.
How would you use it in a sentence?
"Augusta is said to favour a draw, because many of the holes are right-to-left doglegs."
What are its origins?
I think we've covered that above.
Any other business?
Doglegs add a strategic element to golf. Sometimes, they can tempt you to cut off the corner and make the next shot that much shorter. Often, they pivot around a bunker that sits inside the angle of the dogleg. Or they run along the perimeter of the course, allowing for a potentially thrilling drive that momentarily leaves the property only to return.
The golfer skilful enough to curve their shot is often rewarded on a dogleg – your shot can follow the shape of the hole.
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THIS was one of the major upsets of the season, as fourth-placed Quins had no answer to the physical and abrasive pack of basement dwellers Newbridge.
Victory sent Newbridge up four places, but success came as no surprise to triumphant coach Mike Watkins.
"We won the day with honesty and a passion for what the club stands for in the village," he said.
"We lost players through injury during the game, but we kept our shape and collective pride and commitment gave us a deserved victory."
During a 40-minute period the former Wales hooker had used six replacements through injury, including fellow coach Jonathan Westwood.
The forwards might have provided the platform for victory but the individual hero was fly-half Ross Watts. His 18-point haul ensured that, despite some previous games slipping away, victory on this occasion was secured.
The Quins scored tries from Alan Mason, Stuart Jenkins and Paul Arnold but inexplicably took on the powerful home pack and suffered as flanker and captain Damian Cooper led by example.
The lock partnership of Wayne Simms and Anthony Edwards were a constant nuisance to the overworked Quins defence with their driving play in the tight exchanges.
Mark Addis scored the first home try after just four minutes, but a superb individual effort from young Watts after 62 minutes when he sliced through the Quins defence to score under the posts ensured a deserved victory.
Newbridge: Tries - M Addis, R Watts; cons - R Watts (2); pens - R Watts (3).
Carmarthen Quins: Tries - A Mason, S Jenkins, P Arnold; con - G Thomas.

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Topic last updated—June 2008
|The information in this topic applies only to Configuration Manager 2007 R2.
Client status reporting in Configuration Manager 2007 R2 performs five checks to determine the status of client computers in your site.
Heartbeat discovery
Determines whether the client computer has sent a heartbeat discovery record to the site database.
Software inventory
Determines whether the client computer has sent a software inventory record to the site database.
Hardware inventory
Determines whether the client computer has sent a hardware inventory record to the site database.
Status messages
Determines whether the client computer has sent status messages to the site database.
Policy requests
Determines whether the client computer has requested policy from the Configuration Manager 2007 site.
For each of these checks, you can configure a client status reporting period specifying the time period in which a client computer must have reported data to be considered active.
|As a minimum, set each reporting period to twice the interval at which the selected feature runs. For example, if you have configured the heartbeat discovery interval on your site to 7 days, you should configure the heartbeat discovery reporting period to 14 days.
Use the following procedure to configure client status reporting periods for client computers in your Configuration Manager 2007 site.
To configure reporting periods for client status reporting
From the Windows Start menu on the client status reporting host system, navigate to Microsoft Configuration Manager 2007 R2 Client Status Reporting, click Configure Client Status Reporting, and then click the Options tab.
Important To configure client status reporting, you must open the Client Status Reporting dialog box using a Windows user account with administrator privileges on the client status reporting host system. On Windows Vista or Windows Server 2008 computers, right-click Configure Client Status Reporting in the Windows start menu, then click Run as administrator.
Under Client activity periods, use the drop-down menus to select the client status reporting period in days, for each of the five client status reporting checks.
Note The default reporting period is 7 days.
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It's been a great year for movies. From the blockbusters that broke box office records ('Beauty and the Beast', 'Wonder Woman', 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi') to the new-found classics with a real social impact ('Get Out', 'Call Me by Your Name'), many films released this year will doubtlessly be well-remembered for decades to come. There's been controversial releases from much-loved directors ('mother!', 'The Killing of a Sacred Deer'), some fantastic sequels, remakes and franchise continuations ('Logan', 'Blade Runner 2049', 'Thor: Ragnarok') and even a new Rotten Tomatoes record for critical acclaim ('Lady Bird'). Of course, as per usual, some movies haven't quite hit the mark, but best not to mention those. Instead, we'll talk about the movies that we truly loved in 2017, the very best of the best, in a year that's been very important for film. Without further ado, our top 15 of the year:
15. Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
Martin McDonagh's latest is a dark comedy about the ongoing anger in our world and what happens as it explodes into something far worse. But for as much as past mistakes may have driven one's own soul to where they are headed to in the present, Martin McDonagh's newest black comedy isn't so much what would have been expected. What I first entered thinking it would be another vulgar comedy in the veins of In Bruges and Seven Psychopaths wasn't only that, but to my own surprise it was also a rather stunning portrait of grief – in order to balance the satire present with the way the American morale is perceived by many. In this world that Martin McDonagh has created, there are no heroes, there's only anger and it explodes into more anger, we laugh along but quickly enough it bites back since we know that in this world we know that there is no greater authority that wants to control the anger. It only feels more fitting in this day and age when you come to consider that America's driving force is anger. In the most unexpected ways, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is actually rather hopeful amidst the darker surface and it's also Martin McDonagh's most optimistic film – driven by a powerhouse performance by Frances McDormand. Right next to her own role in the Coen brothers' Fargo, it seems like the most fitting counterpart because of their antonymous morals, but it's that anger it drives from one's own mind that leaves ourselves to reflect upon what we have in store for the future.
– Jaime Rebanal
14. A Fantastic Woman
There's a scene in Sebastián Lelio's 2017 outing A Fantastic Woman (Una Mujer Fantástica) where the lead character Marina dances to musical number with the backdrop professional dancers in a nightclub. She is dressed in eighties disco queen attire, and the scene is completed with a set of colourful lights hitting her every movie. For the viewers, it is a welcoming look into her mindspace — an out of reality labyrinth of pure emotion and catharsis — which is especially important since the scene comes right after one of the most uncomfortable and traumatic moments of the film and serves as a secondary personal climax for the character. What it also does, is that it captures the essence of queer life and its condition within the realm of stigmatization and hate in an extremely relevant, personal, but also universal way: with its saddest and highest moments hand in hand, dancing, to a soundtrack of pop music. That scene by itself alone, deserves so many awards for what it is — and even if the movie had nothing else to its advantage, it would still be one of the best experiences of the year. Thankfully, there is more, and director Leilo, along with his co-writer Gonzalo Maza, succesfully highlight the same venerable yet brave soul of the script from beginning to end. And then there's also Daniela Vega, who shines like the brightest star as she wears the lines and the look with an atmosphere of such relatability that one cannot help themselves but to feel as if the screen is a vortex that is leaking its reality into this one when watching it. In the end, A Fantastic Woman might not be the perfectly crafted film, but it is a perfectly crafted and most importantly intimate showcase of storytelling that finds beauty in struggle, and doesn't let go of that brightness even in its darkest hour.
– Deniz Çakır
13. Blade Runner 2049
As far as belated sequels at least 30 years in the making can go, Blade Runner 2049 is as good as they get. Denis Villeneuve's sequel to Ridley Scott's cult science fiction film perfectly recaptures the legacy of Blade Runner, thus leaving behind one of the most satisfying experiences of the year. Like the original, Villeneuve doesn't ever let go of the irony that he has created a humanistic science fiction film despite his characters being mechanic on the surface – for it was what had allowed the original to resonate with many over the years. But even if it only matches the original film in mere moments rather than as a whole, what Blade Runner 2049 still manages to provide is a psychologically stimulating experience that expands upon the philosophy of the original with such ease. If it had already taken so much time for Ridley Scott's original film to acquire its status as one of the most influential films of the science fiction genre, then I can only imagine what time will set up for Blade Runner 2049. The more I let it sit in my mind, the more I am convinced it's Denis Villeneuve's best film yet, for never does it lose touch with the power that the original had carried – from the differences between artificial and the real, and what happens when the line between the two is blurred to that point where we cannot tell anymore. Scott had sought to create a story "more human than human," and Villeneuve only brings Scott's vision further from where it stands.
– Jaime Rebanal
12. Good Time
After seeing Heaven Knows What, I was very interested in what the Safdie brothers would do with their next film. Good Time aired this year in competition at Cannes, and ever since the trailer for it dropped, I was pumped out of my mind. A stylish neon drenched thriller in the vein of After Hours? In 2017? Sign me up!
After finally seeing the film in August, I knew it was something incredibly special. It wasn't just a fast paced drama/thriller with excellent performances and a great score, but it was filled with different symbols and hints at what the true deeper meanings of the film are. One of our authors Kareem Baholzer did a brilliant analysis of the final moments in the film, and I would suggest you read his piece for some great insight into the films deeper meanings.
This is a film I've seen three times already this year, and I will definitely be seeing it a fourth time very soon. It's one of my new favorites, and one of the year's best. Watch it if you haven't, it's a total blast.
– Ryan Solomon
11. Get Out
Horror films get a lot of slack because of how many seem to fall below par, but there are so many great films within the genre and Get Out joins that rank. This won't be the first time it's said and won't be the last but this is a truly smart horror film. The concept is one of the best things about this films and that's not to do a disservice to the writing or directing or acting which are also incredible. Jordan Peele has assembled a great film for his directorial debut and it's a really impressive showing for someone we'd normally associate with straight up comedy. Get Out does still hold a lot of humour but it's in no shape or form a comedy film (even if the Golden Globes would call it one). Get Out is always a horror film first and foremost and any horror film that can get a sold out audience truly cheering on the lead character and applauding his attempts to survive has truly done a good job.
– Tyrone Lewis (@TyroneLewis22)
10. A Quiet Passion
In a year full of biopics, British auteur Terence Davies' latest film 'A Quiet Passion' is a one that stands out. The film tells the life of one of the most famous poets ever lived, Emily Dickinson, from her youth till her death. What makes 'A Quiet Passion' so special amongst other biopics is that there is no over the top dramatisation of Dickinson's life, no moment of her life is played out as more significant than others but each moment, each scene, holds an essence, serves to the whole and comes together as a testimony to Dickinson's rather uneventful but still full of emotion life. Maybe Davies succeeds at such quiet but effective portrayal because of his closeness to the poet whom he said he sees himself in. It is sometimes in her most non-important moments that we see Dickinson's personality; the way her face falls when she finds out she came second in a local bread-making competition tells more to the audience about her more than any dramatic moment could. Here comes the power of Cynthia Nixon's performance, one of the best and most underrated performances of the year. Nixon, who was a huge fan of Dickinson before taking the role, brings perfect nuance and sensibility to the role. She plays Dickinson's unlikable qualities with the same sympathy as her good ones. The way she reads her poems, which are heard in voiceover throughout the film, are simple, soothing even, not filled with over the top sentimental way that poems are sometimes read, but they are more powerful in their simpleness for they compliment her quiet life. This beautifully directed and acted portrayal of an extraordinary poet is a must see of 2017.
-Dilara Elbir
9. The Shape of Water
Guillermo Del Toro calls 'The Shape of Water' his favourite child, a child that his whole career built up to. The film centers around Elisa (Sally Hawkins), a mute cleaning lady who finds love and compassion in, and with, the most unlikely creature, an Amphibian Man (Doug Jones), who was captured by the violent Strickland (Michael Shannon). 'The Shape of Water' takes place in 1960s but as Del Toro puts it, it's a fairytale for troubled times which we sure are in at the moment. The film captures American anxiety and demonstrates how the glorified past that people are yearning for, were only great for certain people, "white protestant men". Del Toro takes the cliche narrative of white handsome lead man saving the beautiful woman from the monster and turns it into a story where an overlooked woman and a creature save each other, in more ways than one, from the monster that is Strickland and the American anxiety he represents. Elisa, her co-worker and friend Zelda (an African American woman), her best friend Giles (an elderly gay man) and her unlikely ally Dr. Hoffstetler (a Russian spy) are the people Strickland sees as "not created in Lord's image" and the people who end up as the heroes of the story. What brings this group of people together is, though it sounds cliche, is love and compassion for each other, and for the Amphibian Man who is as "other" as it gets. In 'The Shape of Water', Del Toro gives us a heroine unlike any other we've seen; an ordinary woman with "an ethereal beauty", a woman whose sexuality is shown without exploitation, a woman who just happens to fall in love with a river god from the Amazons, we've all been there.
– Dilara Elbir
8. A Ghost Story
'A Ghost Story' is David Lowery's magnum opus — if a magnum opus was a quiet, meditative, surreal art film on a micro-budget. Following his first blockbuster, the (surprisingly good) live action remake of 'Pete's Dragon', Lowery returned to his indie roots, reunited with his 'Ain't Them Bodies Saints' stars Rooney Mara and Casey Affleck, and filmed 'A Ghost Story' in secret. At once a devastating portrait of grief, the endless search for purpose in life, and the history of the entire universe, the story largely surrounds a married couple who are abruptly torn apart by the death of the husband. The husband returns as a ghost, in its classic form of the bed-sheet with holes cut out for eyes. (So if you hate Casey Affleck as much as I do, you will be glad to know you rarely see his face.) The most memorable scene is likely to be the unbroken 5 minute shot of Rooney Mara eating a vegan pie. This scene is more than just a talking point for your post-movie discussion though — it's a devastating manifestation of the all-consuming grief that slowly unfolds through a beautifully subtle performance from Rooney Mara. For all its quirkiness, 'A Ghost Story' is simply moving in the way it forces you to think about life and death, love and loss, everything and nothing.
– Iana Murray
7. Star Wars: The Last Jedi
As of late, to give praise to 'The Last Jedi' is to incur the wrath of dissatisfied fanboys. The latest instalment of the world's biggest franchise has courted a great deal of ire from a large amount of its (mostly) male fans and has even left some signing a petition to exclude the episode from the 'Star Wars' canon. For me, however, 'The Last Jedi' serves as one of the most exhilarating and most ambitious films in the series so far. Where JJ Abrams' 'The Force Awakens' – which I loved, just to clarify – played things a little too safe, where it adhered to traditional expectations of a 'Star Wars' film, 'The Last Jedi' takes everything that we thought we knew about our heroes of the galaxy and completely upturns it.
'Star Wars' is, at its core, an epic tale of good and evil. It is a story of biblical proportions, centred on the eternal battle between the light and the dark, and has always inspired a strive for greatness in a great number of us. It has, in recent years, become a little too pre-occupied with its own ideas of lore, legacy and tradition. It needed a change. What 'The Last Jedi' does, so brilliantly, is introduce this change through the inclusion of new concepts to the world of 'Star Wars'. 'The Last Jedi' shows that a hero doesn't have to come from a legendary family. Rather, they can come from 'nothing', that they can be children of the desert, defected stormtroopers or even maintenance workers, and still change the galaxy beyond imagination. It shows that sometimes even the most beloved of stories could do with a transformation and for that it has become one of my favourite 'Star Wars' instalments, and one of my top films of the year.
– Hannah Ryan
6. The Killing of a Sacred Deer
From the very first shot – a graphic close-up of open heart surgery – Yorgos Lanthimos' 'The Killing of a Sacred Deer' establishes that this is not going to be an easy ride. Here is a psychological horror that is not going to placate you with familiar jump scares or common iconography of the genre. 'Sacred Deer' aims to unsettle in every way possible. The score, which incorporates screeching, orchestral violins, is a warning alarm throughout, marking otherwise deathly silent scenes with a knowledge of impending doom. The script, much like Lanthimos' other efforts, rings odd to the ears of any listener, creating a foreign, entirely cinematic world where conversation is never relatable or comfortable. The robotic nature of the characters raises questions as to the true intent of all of them – there are no real heroes or villains, and morality is a constant uncertainty. Sure, this is not a film for everyone, as established by the director's previous works, but if what Lanthimos was aiming for was complete isolation and a tense uneasiness to accompany the viewer through their filmic experience, he could not have done a much better job than this horrific display of twisted ethical dispute. As for the plot, it is best to go into this one with as little knowledge as possible, and witness the unfolding of the story organically – so avoid spoilers at all costs. One thing is for sure, however; the haunting finale will stick with you beyond the two hours you spent in front of the screen, and will be a talking point for a long time coming.
– Megan Christopher
5. Baby Driver
This film takes the crown for most times seen in a theater for me. Typically I won't see a movie more than twice in theater's, but something about Baby Driver called me back to my local cinema four times within a few weeks.
Guillermo Del Toro referred to this film as "An American in Paris on crack smoke," which is probably the perfect analogy for this movie. Edgar Wright is a master of making incredibly entertaining and smart films that only get better on multiple rewatches. Baby Driver is Wright's first full on action movie, and I really hope it isn't his last. The action sequences in this film, especially the final one, are among the best of the year. Every performance is endlessly entertaining and fantastic, with Jon Hamm being the standout to me.
And of course, the soundtrack is amazing. Thank you to Edgar Wright for letting me know that there is actually a song called Hocus Pocus by Focus, and that it's amazing. When I eventually get this on bluray, I can see myself at least 100 more times. One of Edgar Wright's best, and a total blast.
4. The Florida Project
After the well-deserved success of 'Tangerine', Sean Baker moved from the iPhone 5S to 35mm film for 'The Florida Project'. The film beautifully captures the innocence and wonder that comes with childhood by firmly taking the perspective of its six-year-old protagonist, Moonee (Brooklynn Prince, in a performance so perfect, you can barely call it acting.) Residing in Magic Castle, a motel just outside the Magic Kingdom itself, Moonee and her friends live in an imagined utopia of their own. 'The Florida Project' doesn't necessarily follow a traditional plot structure, and I think that's where its strength lies — the film just feels like a slice-of-life, and any unnecessary plot devices or antagonists would have ruined the fully realised world that Sean Baker has created.The delightfully vibrant cinematography contrasts with the poverty-stricken environment, evoking Moonee's playfulness as she finds fun out of the most mundane of places (like all children do), while also suggesting the naivete of someone who is blind to the hardships they will soon have to face. The film goes beyond childhood innocence though — inklings of what's lurking underneath creep in so unexpectedly that you end up becoming as blissfully unaware as Moonee until everything reaches its boiling point. With this seamless blend of innocence and maturity, I think no film this year – or any film for a long time for that matter — has translated the childhood experience as well as 'The Florida Project'.
– Iana Murray
3. Raw
Justine (Garance Marillier), the protagonist of Julia Decournau's 'Raw', is the youngest in a French family of vegetarian vets. At the beginning of the film, she is starting out at a prestigious vet school and, as teenagers often find, struggles to fit in amongst a system that prioritises senior students and peer pressures the weak. From its very first moments, 'Raw' portrays a psychedelic environment of drugs and the exploration of sexuality that mirrors an accurate experience of youth. It is perhaps jarring, then, that the metaphor Decournau chooses to use for this ordeal is that of cannibalism – as, not long after an induction ceremony that involves the consumption of raw meat, Justine develops an unavoidable taste for human flesh. Despite this slightly outlandish theme, 'Raw' never loses its focus on the intense emotional turmoil of teenage life, exploring the pressures of socialisation, the neediness of sexuality, and the literal hunger for blood in equal measure. The violence inherent within the theme is shocking, yet necessary; this is no 'Saw' or 'Final Destination'. Stories of audiences vomiting into the aisles may scare many viewers off, and the squeamish should be warned away from this one, as Decournau's scattered use of gore is weaponised to its full effect, never once allowing the audience to forget the weight of Justine's choices. Each drop of blood spilled has an emotional gravitas that surpasses the immediate ick factor, and it is this sensitivity towards character that makes 'Raw' one of the best horror movies of the decade.
– Megan Christopher
2. 120 Beats Per Minute/120 BPM
There are scenes of dust in this film, swirling over the strobe lit dancefloor. It's an existentialist image, mirroring the film's main characters, but also all the other people that rage against the dying of their own light, seemingly making no impact against human suffering in face of the enormity of time. And yet they know, that they can't stop letting their hearts beat faster than they usually do, because without electrifying their surroundings with the stress-born energy that they have in their bodies, they and their loved ones will die in silence.
Robin Campillo was one of the members of ACT UP in France. Even though he wasn't at the very front of things, he still knew how shouting, dancing and protesting for your life felt. The film infuses that state of mind into its audiovisual language as well as its narrative. The screen bursts with energy, the colours are bright, there are impressively staged shots, and yet there comes a point where the film sobers up, refocuses from the big picture to the small and gets much more intimate. One of the most beautiful and unapologetic portrayals of queer love on film takes the stage and shows in crucial and painful detail what exactly they are all fighting for. In the end one thing is clear, whatever happens, whatever is going to happen, they can't stop moving their bodies. Because if they do, it's over.
The most special thing about 120 BPM perhaps, is that it rages against the silence about these courageous people. It's a call to arms, an encouragement to never stop fighting. Because if we do, we're just dead dust.
– Kareem Baholzer
1. Call Me by Your Name
At one point of Luca Guadagnino's dreamy and fragmented vision of a summer, the main character Elio plucks a peach from a tree in his garden. The fruit is juicy, sweet – and some, in this case the emotionally confused Elio, might say shaped like a human behind. The following scene has swiftly gathered some sort of iconic status, Elio sexually interacts with the peach while fantasizing about his summer love Oliver. The scene is much more than a beautiful expression of forbidden desire, it also connects to the films themes of human nature, which is both paralleled to time, through the greek sculptures and a story about a knight in love, as well as to nature, among others through a suffocating fish, that Elio mimicks, not knowing that he does not only imitate the animal, but actually embodies it.
The film weaves these aspects together so seamlessly that it creates its own cosmos, where homosexuality is portrayed as completely driven by nature, and only the people decide to accept or to not accept it. It thus mirrors reality, but establishes some sort of poetic realism that works through connecting the hazy, dream-like atmosphere of that Italian summer with the real people inside of it. They are good people, and full of love. They hurt each other only, when they don't know how to express themselves or through their conflicting wants and desires. It's some sort of ground zero that allows the emotions of the people to fully flourish and works through the psychological conflicts that arise, even in an environment that doesn't judge.
Call Me By Your Name belongs to the wave of queer films that don't cater to straight audiences in any way. It's not about the ugly and the evil, the unaccepting and the attempts to turn homosexuality into something "sick" as Elio calls it. This film pushes all of that aside and portrays how homosexuality, by being a part of nature, is whole in itself, and has its beautiful and its painful sides, like all love and all of life. It's unapologetically queer in every way, but it highlights how this love, like any heterosexual love is not an anomaly – the system oppressing it is.
– Kareem Baholzer
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Wednesday, March 20, 2013
5th Grade
A memory from the 5th grade came to me this morning and this is all I can pull from that year:
1. Mr. O'Clock gets off the phone and announces to us that the Challenger exploded. Someone laughs and Mr. O'Clock gets really upset at him. (I've told you about Mr. O'Clock, right? Art Garfunkle look-alike. Drove a Carmen Ghia. Sensitive soul.)
2. We are reading The Outsiders out loud in class. Johnnycakes dies. I lay my head down on the desk and start to cry. I do not feel embarrassed, which is strange because later in life it will take me years and years to not feel embarrassed about crying in public when no one else is. When I look up I notice that not a single person in the room is devastated by this. It is the first time my heart gets broken over a book and also the first time I recognize that not every one's heart gets touched in the same way.
3. We are in line to go into the class and a group of kids are playing with an injured potato bug. Mr. O'Clock walks up and stomps on the bug and says, "Never let a creature suffer like that."
You guys, 5th grade appears to have been very heavy.
4 comments:
- Wendy said...
Talk about a learning year. I have some vivid 5th grade memories also which have taught me some life lessons. Plus it's the year I got glasses, which was a revelation in itself.
- March 20, 2013 at 5:58 PM
- Angela said...
So...what did YOU think of The Wednesday Wars? I feel this is somehow intricately related to your post.
Loved this post.
- March 20, 2013 at 6:02 PM
- Gina said...
You didn't mention that Mr. O'Clock was 40' tall. He was so tall. That's what I remember...and his curly hair. And...I love "The Wednesday Wars".
- March 20, 2013 at 7:37 PM
- Rach said...
I don't remember much from 5th grade. If my teacher had been a look-alike of Art Garfunkel named Mr. O'Clock I would have remembered more, I'm sure of it. I remember my teacher breaking her arm at a school roller skating party at Classic Skating, and being glad I wasn't the only clumsy one. And then later I broke my foot. (Not at the skating rink. On the school's front steps.) You had quite a serious year, didn't you?
- March 22, 2013 at 3:37 PM


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The ProXRT has an updated GNSS Firmware version 4.44
Latest files available for download:
Winflash Utility for v4.44 GPS Firmware This download includes the v4.44 firmware and the Winflash software. The Winflash software is used to install the firmware and activate receiver options (including the GLONASS and NMEA options) on the GPS Pathfinder ProXRT. To install the new firmware version, see the Release Notes for instructions.
- The new 4.44 firmware version is free of charge to all existing ProXRT customers. Trimble recommends that all customers with entitlement to the field software versions listed below should upgrade their receivers to the new firmware.
WARNING: If you upgrade to this version of firmware you will be required to use:
- If using the original ProXRT (P/N: 85340-00 or 85340-10) or using Model 2 of the ProXRT (PN: 85340-02 or 85340-12)
- Trimble TerraSync software version 5.21 or later
- Trimble GPScorrect extension for ESRI ArcPad software version 3.31 or later
- Third-party software based on the Trimble GPS Pathfinder Toolkit version 1.21 or later.
- Failing this, you will not be able to connect to this GPS receiver. Once this firmware has been uploaded onto your device you will not be able to revert to a previous version.
- Note: version 4.44 of the firmware is required for use with the Trimble® Positions™ ArcPad extension.
See the latest Trimble MGIS Compatibility List for November 27, 2012 more information as to what Trimble MGIS sofwares are compatiblity with which Trimble MGIS hardware.


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3 of the WORST Ways Fake Eyelashes Harm Your Eyes
Women want long, luxurious eyelashes that can take their look to the next level. And today, you'll find that expensive lash extension salons are filled with glamour gals ready to fork out hundreds of dollars per session to get those long lashes they've seen on the cover of Hollywood celebrity magazines. You know the lashes – the ones that look natural, but are bold enough to make a statement.
With the hefty price tag of glam lashes from so-called eyelash "specialists," many women turn to at-home types of eyelash extensions. However, regular eyelash extension kits that come with low-quality adhesives that can harm your existing lashes, irritate your skin, and even damage your eyes themselves.
Luckily, there is a new alternative called One Two Lash. Designed by One Two Cosmetics, these lashes magnetically fasten to your existing lashes, to create that lush, bold look that we all want.
If you're dubious of the dangers of traditional faux lashes, read about a few of the dangers, listed below.
- Damage to Healthy Eyes. Researchers have found that damage to healthy eyes is common in those who use cheap, adhesive-style fake eyelashes. In one study, participants who used eyelash extension kits that provided a glue adhesive reported multiple types of ocular disorders, including severe inflammation of the cornea, corneal erosion, broken blood vessels in the eye, dry eye, crusting, and even strong allergic reactions.
In this study, results also revealed that all of these eye problems were caused by mishandling of the lashes, and the adhesive glue included in the kit. This could be due to the fact that low-cost eyelashes can contain any number of toxic chemicals inside the glue or the lashes themselves, including formaldehyde, ester, urethane rubber, and Ethyl-2 Cyanoacrylate.1
A recent report from the American Academy of Ophthalmology also revealed the dangers of lash extension kits that come with glue adhesives. In their report, researchers warned against using these types of low-quality fake eyelashes due to their ability to significantly increase the risk of bacterial, viral, and even fungal infections of the eye.2
- Potential Damage to Good Vision. When you are applying fake eyelashes at home you may need to work them into position with the help of metal tools, or your fingertips. In doing so, you may also in all likelihood poke your own eye out – or scratch your corneas, at the very least. When applying the adhesive, or adjusting the fake lashes on your eyelid, it is very common for people to scratch the surface of their eye, or even permanently damage areas by poking sharp objects or fingernails into the eye. Ouch! This type of risky behavior around your delicate eye area is not only unsanitary, it could cause permanent vision damage.
- More Eyelash Fall. When you go to a high-end lash salon to see a trained professional, you likely believe you're in good hands, getting longer, thicker lashes risk-free. That's not necessarily true. Studies have shown that excessive touching and pulling of hair (including eyelashes) can result in more hair fall over time. So, even if you have a lash specialist apply individual sections of false lashes to your eyelids, it could only be worsening the problem of sparse lash growth.3
Even if you choose not to go to an expensive eyelash specialist, rubbing and pulling while wearing fake eyelashes you've put on at home can also cause your natural lashes to break and fall out more often.
Women know that beauty is pain, but getting the luscious lashes that you have always wanted doesn't have to cost you an arm and a leg – or your healthy, beautiful eyes. So, skip conventional fake eyelashes – and the expensive trip to the lash salon – and avoid these three major potential problems that can only make already sparse lashes even thinner and more fragile. Instead, try the exclusive mini-magnet technology of One Two Cosmetics' new line of magnetic eyelash extensions.
Glamorous Looks Are as Easy as One Two Lash
For fashionistas who love, long thick, bold lashes – stop wasting your money on products that can harm your skin, your eye health, and your pocketbook. There is a new way to get the look you want without all of the pain and suffering of high-priced salon eyelash extensions or the low quality of conventional fake eyelashes.
Getting the glamorous look you want is as easy as One Two Lash. Made for everyday wear, and impromptu evenings out on the town, One Two Lashes instantly attach to your eyelids. You can put them on quickly, anywhere, thanks to the convenient One Two Lash Kit. So, there is no need to fumble with sharp objects, glue, or overpriced lash "specialists." Just get your own One Two Lash magnetic eyelash extension kit, today, and get the lashes you've always wanted, in a snap!
- Amano Y, Sugimoto Y. Ocular disorders due to eyelash extensions. Cornea. 2012 Feb;31(2):121-5.
- Eyelash extensions can pose health risks. The popular trend can cause allergic reactions, infections, and more. American Academy of Ophthalmology. Consumer Reports. May 2013.
- Annapurna Kumar, Kaliaperumal Karthikeyan. Madarosis: A Marker of Many Maladies. Int J Trichology. 2012 Jan-Mar; 4(1): 3–18.


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Deep in the heart of the Castelli Romani, immersed in the natural park of Labico (pronounced La-BEE-co), lies the Antonello Colonna Resort & Spa. Twelve exclusive rooms with garden, vegetable garden, chef-patron Colonna's gourmet restaurant, thermal pool, and wellness centre.The Valle Fredda estate is a place of relaxation, a space for events, a temporary gallery, but it's also a working farm, life in the open air and discovery of the territory. It sows and harvests products of the garden, while visitors can take advantage of nature walks, food and wine tastings, and visits to the farmers' market of Zagarolo.
Elegance, comfort and modern technologies make the multimedia room the ideal place for events of different kinds: business lunches, meetings, conventions, round tables, press conferences, as well as courses, seminars, exhibitions and film screenings.
surveyor – Gianluca Tulli
"'Anarchitecture', I said to myself, might really exist. A place that comes from the instinct of the imagination, without rules or strategies, but that is there and becomes and changes, that gives itself over to desire and to the concrete, that doesn't shock with the banality of excess, but that makes us feel interpreted without demanding it. A place where a footbath in a stone tub is a fantastic voyage, not a sterile physiotherapy treatment.
Where there is still a trace of something expected—why not?—if it makes us think twice, if it doesn't overwhelm us, if it makes us sleep better and awaken better too, where all the senses are serenely on the alert without alarm. Where we 'savour', regardless of temptation, a yes-place of my anarchitectural heart that stares down the obligatory certainty of many, too many no-places." Antonello Colonna
Via valle fredda 52 00030 Labìco – Roma
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All symbols have three-dimensional graphics and bright colors. Each stroke highlights an amazing and at the same time creepy plot of the game. So the logo was decorated with horns and blood stains. This atmosphere is also complemented by thematic sounds that help to enjoy the thrilling rock. Before starting the game you need to visit the theoretical section.
First, the user must open the GAME MENU tab, and then click on the PAYTABLE button, which opens a new section. There are posted on the main rules of the game, as well as a combination table. Having opened the main window of the game, the participant needs to determine the optimal bet size, using the BET function for this.
The plot of the game unfolds on 5 reels and 30 active lines. The LINES button allows you to select the number of pay lines. Now the user can start the game using the START key or the AUTOPLAY function.
The musical gaming machine was made in bright colors, but they do not detract from the gameplay. The thematic characters help immerse themselves in the atmosphere of the concert and have fun.
Features and Bonuses
According to the general rules, the participant must make a combination to get real money. For this, the usual pictures that appear on the playing field are used. But you can also catch a joker that replaces the standard images and complements the chains.
The inscription "freeplay" indicates a demonstrative mode, which is available without registration and downloads. This and other models are available for every client of our online casino!
This slot game was designed for users who like modern rock music and bright special effects. The fantastic design of the video slot immerses you in the atmosphere of a real rock concert. The one is performed by unusual artists and brings you money!


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With just three months to launch, Ubisoft is really ramping up the publicity for Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag and the latest aspect of the game to be highlighted is the two co-operative modes.
Yes, two. Assassin's Creed III introduced co-operative play with its Wolfpack mode, and now it seems Black Flag will go one better. First up there's Discovery, a story driven co-operative campaign for four players which will introduce the co-op game mechanics. Once you've mastered those, you can plunge into Unleashed mode, where you'll undertake specific co-op missions.
You'll collaborate with other players to guard objectives, identify disguised targets and take out specific enemies using synchronised kills. Some targets can only be killed once you've achieved an additional objective, such as retrieving a particular object or package.
Multiplayer will also be getting a few tickles from the update feather. Assassin's Creed IV will introduce something called Gamelab where you can create your own custom rulesets for multiplayer matches. So you can force everyone to use a certain weapon type, or restrict scores to specific actions.
Hard to imagine now that we all raised a sceptical eyebrow when it was announced the series would include multiplayer from Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood in 2010. Now it's such a huge and enjoyable part of the games, it's hard to imagine Assassin's Creed without online play.
Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag is out on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Wii U on November 1st. PC will follow, along with Xbox One and PlayStation 4 versions.
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Take a boy child
The Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSiRA) held a "Take a boy child to work" initiative yesterday, 31 October 2018. The Authority hosted 14 learners from Thembisa High School, and they were welcomed by PSiRA's Director / Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Mr Manabela Chauke. This is the first time the Authority held this initiative and it aims to establish it as a campaign against the neglect of young men in society. The school boys were treated with breakfast and lunch, they had a conversation with Director Chauke where he told them about his upbringing. The Director taught the boys about the importance of knowing the dangers of gender-based violence, the spread of HIV and the substance abuse. The boys also had a chance to meet with the Council.


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15 female prisoners transferred from Istanbul to Kayseri
15 female prisoners were transferred from the Bakirkoy Women's Closed Prison to Bunyan Prison.
15 women on remand in the Bakirkoy Women's Closed Prison were transferred to the Bunyan Prison in Kayseri yesterday.
The 15 women transferred to the Bunyan Prison Campus are Leyla Baran, Sibel Aslantas, Hasret Er, Hacer Yildiz, Merge Polat, Cihan Turk, Ruken Gunduz, Hulya Anci, Bermal Solak, Ece Gokdag, Girin Kinay, Hacer Kara, Kadriye Ilbas, Silan Okut and Emine Ozer.
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The Accidental Project Manager – The Getting of Wisdom
reasonable man adapts himself to the world ; the unreasonable one
persists in trying to adapt the world to himself.
Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man."
George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950), "Man and Superman"
Keywords: Stakeholder Circle, Stakeholder Management, Accidental Project Manager, Influence, Project Success.
The Accidental Project Manager – The Getting of Wisdom [P036]
The accidental project manager has lived in the folklore of business projects for a generation. This paper will briefly explore the phenomenon of accidental project managers and ways to help them and their novice colleagues to increase their chances of project success. A detailed description of the project management skills needed for success forms the major part of this paper. A methodology and visualisation tool, the Stakeholder Circle™ is briefly described as one powerful tool to support PMs at all levels of skills and experience. The final section is a discussion on how organisations and the PM profession can support accidental project managers and other novice project managers deliver their project successfully and through that support encourage them to make project management their career.
See also: The future of the PM Hero
Author: Dr. Lynda Bourne


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July 16, 2017
TEACH WOMEN NOT TO LIE ABOUT RAPE: Student accused of false rape allegations claims mental illness. "The former Sacred Heart University student accused of making up rape allegations against two football players to gain sympathy from a prospective boyfriend filed an application in court Friday contending she was suffering from a psychiatric disability. It will be up to a judge to decide whether to grant 19-year-old Nikki Yovino a pretrial diversionary program that could result in the charges being dismissed against Yovino at a hearing set for Sept. 8. Senior Assistant State's Attorney Craig Nowak said he is going to object. . . . Agustin Sevillano, the lawyer for the now-former football players, who are not being identified, described what his clients went through as a result of Yovino's rape allegations. They were scheduled for a school disciplinary hearing but, on the advice of legal council, agreed instead to withdraw from the university rather than face the chance of being expelled and having that on their records. He said one of his clients lost a football scholarship. They have also had to live with the stigma of being accused rapists, he said."


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Middle Head Trail – Cape Breton Highlands National Park
Months of Operation
May 17 - October 28
Hours Of Operation
Park is open year-round but full visitor services are only available from mid-May until mid-October.
392 Keltic In Road, Ingonish, Cape Breton Highlands NP, Cabot Trail
Trail Rating: Moderate
Lat: 46.655391 Long: -60.372142
For your comfort and safety:
- Do not approach, disturb or feed wild animals.
- Take along appropriate clothing – rapid weather changes often occur on the plateau or along the coast.
- Carry water with you, especially for longer trails, climbs or open barrens.
- Bring insect repellent as black flies and mosquitoes are common all summer.
- Mountain bikes are permitted only where indicated, for public safety and protection of the environment.
- Stay on boardwalks to protect fragile vegetation.
- Do not throw food or scraps along the trails or roads.
- Read "Keep it Wild, Keep it Safe" brochure, available at park visitor centres.
Facilities / Services
Ocean view
Detailed Information
Trail length: 3.80 km / 2.00 hrs
Trail type: Wilderness trail
Trail surface: Natural
Activities: Birding & wildlife, Hiking
Directions: Trailhead located just beyond the Keltic Lodge (383 Keltic Inn Road, Ingonish)


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