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Karolswalde, during 1801-1874, was the seat of a congregation of West Prussian Mennonites, located near Ostrog, Volhynia, Russia. Coming from Graudenz, Culm, and Thorn along the Vistula River (some authorities say 1780-1785) a small group of West Prussian Mennonites settled at Michalin near Machnovka in the province of Kiev. Due to a disagreement with the government the majority of the Michalin group migrated to Karolswalde in 1801. The group spread to surrounding villages as Antonovka, Karolsberg, Jadvinin, Dossidorf, and Fürstendorf. Benjamin Dircks was ordained elder of the group in 1817, Tobias Unruh in 1853. Names of common occurrence were Becker, Buller, Decker, Dirks, Goertz, Koehn, Schartner, Siebert, Thomas, and Unruh.
In 1874 the entire group immigrated to America as part of the larger Mennonite emigration from Russia of that year. Tobias Unruh had taken an active part in the negotiations prior to the emigration of the Russian Mennonites, and was one of the 12 delegates sent to America on the exploratory trip of 1873. The Karolswalde emigrants left Volhynia in several groups: 28 July 1874, 25 families; 24 October 1874, 40 families; and 3 November 1874, 27 families. The leaders Tobias Unruh and Ben Buller left on 11 November 1874.
Because of poor economic conditions in Volhynia the group had made little economic progress there and consequently required considerable financial aid to make the journey to America. Arriving in Kansas in the middle of January 1875, without resources, the group was given considerable aid by American Mennonites. The majority of the group settled near Canton, Kansas. The Emmanuel Mennonite Church, near Moundridge as well as most of the members of the Church of God in Christ, Mennonite, congregations in the Canton area are from this group. The Bergthal Mennonite Church near Pawnee Rock, Kansas, is also from this group. The settlements at Montezuma, Kansas, and Meno, Oklahoma, are largely of Karolswalde background. Tobias Unruh and a few others settled in South Dakota, establishing the Friedensberg congregation near Avon.
Crous, Ernst. Mennoniten in Wolhynien und den benachbarten Gouvernements Kiew and Tschernigow, in Mennonitische Geschichtsblätter. XIII (1956).
Hege, Christian and Christian Neff. Mennonitisches Lexikon, 4 vols. Frankfurt & Weierhof: Hege; Karlsruhe: Schneider, 1913-1967: v. II, 468.
Krahn, Cornelius, ed. From the Steppes to the Prairies (1874-1949). Newton, KS, 1949.
Kuhn, Walter. "Deutsche Taufersiedlungen im westukrainischen Raume." Zeitschrift für Ostforschung 4 (1955): No. 4
Mannhardt, H. G. Jahrbuch der altevangelischen Taufgesinnten oder Mennoniten. 1888: 79
Mennonitische Blätter (1888): 128
Das Namensverzeichnis der Aeltesten, Lehrer und Diakonen oder Vorsteher der Taufgesinnten Mennonitischen Gemeinden. Elbing, 1843; Danzig, 1857.
Unruh, Abe J. and Verney Unruh. The Tobias A. Unruh Biography, Diary and Family Record 1819-1950. Pulaski, 1950.
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Crous, Ernst. (1957). Karolswalde (Rivne Oblast, Ukraine). Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 20 March 2019, from http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Karolswalde_(Rivne_Oblast,_Ukraine)&oldid=146525.
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Indirect indicators of warming such as borehole temperatures, snow cover, and glacier recession data, are in substantial agreement with the more direct indicators of recent warmth. Evidence such as changes in glacial mass balance (the amount of snow and ice contained in a glacier) is useful since it not only provides qualitative support for existing meteorological data, but glaciers often exist in places too remote to support meteorological stations. The records of glacial advance and retreat often extend back further than weather station records, and glaciers are usually at much higher altitudes than weather stations, allowing scientists more insight into temperature changes higher in the atmosphere.
Large-scale measurements of sea-ice have only been possible since the satellite era, but through looking at a number of different satellite estimates, it has been determined that September Arctic sea ice has decreased between 1973 and 2007 at a rate of about -10% +/- 0.3% per decade. Sea ice extent for September for 2007 was by far the lowest on record at 4.28 million square kilometers, eclipsing the previous record low sea ice extent by 23%. Sea ice in the Antarctic has shown very little trend over the same period, or even a slight increase since 1979. Though extending the Antarctic sea-ice record back in time is more difficult due to the lack of direct observations in this part of the world.
El Niños are not caused by global warming. Clear evidence exists from a variety of sources (including archaeological studies) that El Niños have been present for thousands, and some indicators suggest maybe millions, of years. However, it has been hypothesized that warmer global sea surface temperatures can enhance the El Niño phenomenon, and it is also true that El Niños have been more frequent and intense in recent decades. Whether El Niño occurrence changes with climate change is a major research question.
Globally-averaged land-based precipitation shows a statistically insignificant upward trend with most of the increase occurring in the first half of the 20th century. Further, precipitation changes have been spatially variable over the last century. On a regional basis increases in annual precipitation have occurred in the higher latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere and southern South America and northern Australia. Decreases have occurred in the tropical region of Africa, and southern Asia. Due to the difficulty in measuring precipitation, it has been important to constrain these observations by analyzing other related variables. The measured changes in precipitation are consistent with observed changes in stream flow, lake levels, and soil moisture (where data are available and have been analyzed).
Northern Hemisphere snow cover extent has consistently remained below average since 1987, and has decreased by about 10% since 1966. This is mostly due to a decrease in spring and summer snow extent over both the Eurasian and North American continents since the mid-1980s. Winter and autumn snow cover extent have shown no significant trend for the northern hemisphere over the same period.
Clouds are also an important indicator of climate change. Surface-based observations of cloud cover suggest increases in total cloud cover over many continental regions. This increase since 1950 is consistent with regional increases in precipitation for the same period. However, global analyses of cloud cover over land for the 1976-2003 period show little change.
A rather abrupt change in the El Niño - Southern Oscillation behavior occurred around 1976/77. Often called the climatic shift of 1976/77, this new regime has persisted. There have been relatively more frequent and persistent El Niño episodes rather than the cool episode La Niñas. This behavior is highly unusual in the last 130 years (the period of instrumental record). Changes in precipitation over the tropical Pacific are related to this change in the El Niño - Southern Oscillation, which has also affected the pattern and magnitude of surface temperatures. However, it is unclear as to whether this apparent change in the ENSO cycle is related to global warming.
Examination of changes in climate extremes requires long-term daily or even hourly data sets which until recently have been scarce for many parts of the globe. However these data sets have become more widely available allowing research into changes in temperature and precipitation extremes on global and regional scales. Global changes in temperature extremes include decreases in the number of unusually cold days and nights and increases in the number of unusually warm days and nights. Other observed changes include lengthening of the growing season, and decreases in the number of frost days.
Global temperature extremes have been found to exhibit no significant trend in interannual variability, but several studies suggest a significant decrease in intra-annual variability. There has been a clear trend to fewer extremely low minimum temperatures in several widely-separated areas in recent decades. Widespread significant changes in extreme high temperature events have not been observed. There is some indication of a decrease in day-to-day temperature variability in recent decades.
In areas where a drought or excessive wetness usually accompanies an El Niño or La Niña, these dry or wet spells have been more intense in recent years. Further, there is some evidence for increasing drought worldwide, however in the U.S. there is no evidence for increasing drought.In some areas where overall precipitation has increased (ie. the mid-high northern latitudes), there is evidence of increases in the heavy and extreme precipitation events. Even in areas such as eastern Asia, it has been found that extreme precipitation events have increased despite total precipitation remaining constant or even decreasing somewhat. This is related to a decrease in the frequency of precipitation in this region.
Many individual studies of various regions show that extra-tropical cyclone activity seems to have generally increased over the last half of the 20th century in the northern hemisphere, but decreased in the southern hemisphere. Furthermore, hurricane activity in the Atlantic has shown an increase in number since 1970 with a peak in 2005. It is not clear whether these trends are multi-decadal fluctuations or part of a longer-term trend.
Paleoclimatic data are critical for enabling us to extend our knowledge of climatic variability beyond what is measured by modern instruments. Many natural phenomena are climate dependent (such as the growth rate of a tree for example), and as such, provide natural 'archives' of climate information. Some useful paleoclimate data can be found in sources as diverse as tree rings, ice cores, corals, lake sediments (including fossil insects and pollen data), speleothems (stalactites etc), and ocean sediments. Some of these, including ice cores and tree rings provide us also with a chronology due to the nature of how they are formed, and so high resolution climate reconstruction is possible in these cases. However, there is not a comprehensive 'network' of paleoclimate data as there is with instrumental coverage, so global climate reconstructions are often difficult to obtain. Nevertheless, combining different types of paleoclimate records enables us to gain a near-global picture of climate changes in the distant past.
For Northern Hemisphere temperature, recent decades appear to be the warmest since at least about 1000AD, and the warming since the late 19th century is unprecedented over the last 1000 years. Older data are insufficient to provide reliable hemispheric temperature estimates. Ice core data suggest that the 20th century has been warm in many parts of the globe, but also that the significance of the warming varies geographically, when viewed in the context of climate variations of the last millennium.
Large and rapid climatic changes affecting the atmospheric and oceanic circulation and temperature, and the hydrological cycle, occurred during the last ice age and during the transition towards the present Holocene period (which began about 10,000 years ago). Based on the incomplete evidence available, the projected change of 3 to 7°F (1.5 - 4°C) over the next century would be unprecedented in comparison with the best available records from the last several thousand years.
Global mean sea level has been rising at an average rate of 1.7 mm/year (plus or minus 0.5mm) over the past 100 years, which is significantly larger than the rate averaged over the last several thousand years. Depending on which greenhouse gas increase scenario is used (high or low) projected sea-level rise is projected to be anywhere from 0.18 (low greenhouse gas increase) to 0.59 meters for the highest greenhouse gas increase scenario. However, this increase is due mainly to thermal expansion and contributions from melting alpine glaciers, and does not include any potential contributions from melting ice sheets in Greenland or Antarctica. Larger increases cannot be excluded but our current understanding of ice sheet dynamics renders uncertainties too large to be able to assess the likelihood of large-scale melting of these ice sheets.
Since our entire climate system is fundamentally driven by energy from the sun, it stands to reason that if the sun's energy output were to change, then so would the climate. Since the advent of space-borne measurements in the late 1970s, solar output has indeed been shown to vary. With now 28 years of reliable satellite observations there is confirmation of earlier suggestions of an 11 (and 22) year cycle of irradiance related to sunspots but no longer term trend in these data. Based on paleoclimatic (proxy) reconstructions of solar irradiance there is suggestion of a trend of about +0.12 W/m2 since 1750 which is about half of the estimate given in the last IPCC report in 2001. There is though, a great deal of uncertainty in estimates of solar irradiance beyond what can be measured by satellites, and still the contribution of direct solar irradiance forcing is small compared to the greenhouse gas component. However, our understanding of the indirect effects of changes in solar output and feedbacks in the climate system is minimal. There is much need to refine our understanding of key natural forcing mechanisms of the climate, including solar irradiance changes, in order to reduce uncertainty in our projections of future climate change.
In addition to changes in energy from the sun itself, the Earth's position and orientation relative to the sun (our orbit) also varies slightly, thereby bringing us closer and further away from the sun in predictable cycles (called Milankovitch cycles). Variations in these cycles are believed to be the cause of Earth's ice-ages (glacials). Particularly important for the development of glacials is the radiation receipt at high northern latitudes. Diminishing radiation at these latitudes during the summer months would have enabled winter snow and ice cover to persist throughout the year, eventually leading to a permanent snow- or icepack. While Milankovitch cycles have tremendous value as a theory to explain ice-ages and long-term changes in the climate, they are unlikely to have very much impact on the decade-century timescale. Over several centuries, it may be possible to observe the effect of these orbital parameters, however for the prediction of climate change in the 21st century, these changes will be far less important than radiative forcing from greenhouse gases.
Due to the enormous complexity of the atmosphere, the most useful tools for gauging future changes are 'climate models'. These are computer-based mathematical models which simulate, in three dimensions, the climate's behavior, its components and their interactions. Climate models are constantly improving based on both our understanding and the increase in computer power, though by definition, a computer model is a simplification and simulation of reality, meaning that it is an approximation of the climate system. The first step in any modeled projection of climate change is to first simulate the present climate and compare it to observations. If the model is considered to do a good job at representing modern climate, then certain parameters can be changed, such as the concentration of greenhouse gases, which helps us understand how the climate would change in response. Projections of future climate change therefore depend on how well the computer climate model simulates the climate and on our understanding of how forcing functions will change in the future.
The IPCC Special Report on Emission Scenarios determines the range of future possible greenhouse gas concentrations (and other forcings) based on considerations such as population growth, economic growth, energy efficiency and a host of other factors. This leads a wide range of possible forcing scenarios, and consequently a wide range of possible future climates.
According to the range of possible forcing scenarios, and taking into account uncertainty in climate model performance, the IPCC projects a best estimate of global temperature increase of 1.8 - 4.0°C with a possible range of 1.1 - 6.4°C by 2100, depending on which emissions scenario is used. However, this global average will integrate widely varying regional responses, such as the likelihood that land areas will warm much faster than ocean temperatures, particularly those land areas in northern high latitudes (and mostly in the cold season). Additionally, it is very likely that heat waves and other hot extremes will increase.
Precipitation is also expected to increase over the 21st century, particularly at northern mid-high latitudes, though the trends may be more variable in the tropics, with much of the increase coming in more frequent heavy rainfall events. However, over mid-continental areas summer-drying is expected due to increased evaporation with increased temperatures, resulting in an increased tendency for drought in those regions.
Snow extent and sea-ice are also projected to decrease further in the northern hemisphere, and glaciers and ice-caps are expected to continue to retreat.


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Wal-Mart promised to hire more veterans last Tuesday – up to 100,000 over five years – and begin a "Buy American" campaign, after years of excoriation for choosing profit over humanitarian concerns. Meanwhile, BP is allocating $500 million to improve its public image in the wake of the Deepwater disaster. White-shoe law firms, mindful of their profession's position in the public eye, dedicate massive resources to pro bono services. Even the NBA instituted a dress code and a public service initiative when its players' reputations began to falter.
Somehow all of these private institutions have figured out what the United States Senate, a publicly accountable institution suffering a jaw-droppingly low 18% job approval rating, cannot (or will not): Commitment to the common good matters. If the Senate takes seriously its responsibilities to the public, and if it cannot overcome its comity problem long enough to pass a funding bill or two without scaring the entire free world, the time may have come for it to demonstrate its commitment in other ways.
Modest, and much chewed-over options abound. Senators could, for example, be required to reveal their daily schedules, to read every piece of legislation they wish to vote on, or to pass a minimum knowledge test before they vote, or before they take their seats in the first place.
More ambitious options are also available. In each of the 18 years that Russ Feingold was the Senator from Wisconsin, he held a town meeting in each of his state's 72 counties. Why shouldn't every Senator have to do that? (Perhaps in the cases of states like Texas, which has 254 counties, it might be enough to hit each county twice in a six-year term).
Alternatively, given that the Senate was only in session for 153 days in 2012, why not require them to use the remaining time to build personal relationships with their constituents? Senators could take a job as a construction worker (or whatever blue-collar job is most numerous in their home state). Sit on juries or parole boards. Shake no fewer than 20,000 hands in their home state, or respond to 5,000 tweets. Start a small business. Teach live classes on the past Congress's most important legislation. Join a Senator from the opposing party in a tour of their home state. In other words, anything that would better acquaint them with the pressures experienced by their constituents, and the effects of the legislation they themselves pass – and that might, on the flip side, give their constituents a chance to get to know their elected representatives.
Whatever steps they choose to take, there are at least two easy ways to implement them. First, the Senate could include the new requirements within any changes to its own rules – changes, conveniently, that it will have to pass in the next few days. The default rules, passed every two years at the beginning of each new Congress, already include provisions governing Senators' behavior, like caps on gift amounts or curbs on foreign travel. Imposing service requirements beyond members' duties on the Senate floor would be a logical next step.
If the Senate doesn't wish to, or simply cannot, take action itself, a second option would be popularly-demanded ballot statements. The voters of Oregon adopted this route to great effect during the fight for the 17th Amendment, requiring candidates for public office to indicate, in a statement printed next to their names on the ballot, whether they would under all circumstances abide by the will of the people or would consider the people's votes "nothing more than a recommendation, which I shall be at liberty to wholly disregard." In an updated version, the voters of each state could require candidates for Senate to indicate on the ballot whether they agree or disagree with the statement, "In addition to discharging my legislative duties, I agree to do the following things during my term in service as your Senator: …" They might even require would-be Senators to pledge support for rules changes to that effect.
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Prison Planet | March 7, 2007
Paul Joseph Watson
Field McConnell, a pilot for Northwest Airlines, has filed a lawsuit charging that many commercial airliners are rigged with explosives that can be remotely detonated. He refuses to fly until such devices are removed. McConnell's claim is seemingly given credence by none other than Boeing's vice-president, who tacitly admitted the fact in a speech last year.
"The lawsuit, filed last week, claims Boeing Co. and the Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA) can't assure him that B747-400 planes are safe. McConnell, who is the process of seeking an early retirement from Northwest, claims the planes are rigged by Boeing and can be remotely detonated," reports the West Central Tribune .
I am obligated under company procedures and FAA regulation not to operate an aircraft if I suspect it is unsafe, McConnell, 57, states in his handwritten claim."
McConnell's claims are given credence by a January 2006 speech given by Doug Bain, Boeing senior vice president and general counsel, at Boeing Leadership Meeting in Orlando, Florida.
"One nasty little thing is that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, which has an almost explicit prohibition on possessing explosives. For those of you who are at BCA [Boeing Commercial Airplanes], you might remember that every single door on an airplane has actuators that are triggered by explosives ," said Bain.
Was this a slip of the tongue? Is Bain telling us that all airliners are rigged with explosives that can be remotely detonated? For what possible purpose?
The issue of remote control operation of airliners was again in the news last week. The London Daily Mail reported Sunday that the technology is expected to be installed in all airliners within three years, according to Boeing insiders.
Far from preventing another 9/11 style attack, as the Mail states, from everything we have learned about the U.S. government's complicity in the plot to slam airliners into the World Trade Center and Pentagon, this technology enhances the possibility of a rogue agency remotely hijacking a plane and crashing it into their desired target.
One month before 9/11, German newspaper Der Spiegel reported that U.S. military-industrial complex giant Raytheon landed a 727 jet six times by remote control using GPS technology at a Hollomon AFB in New Mexico.
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In April 2001, aviation history was made when a Global Hawk, which is equivalent in wingspan to a Boeing 737, flew by remote control out of Edwards Air Force Base, across the Pacific Ocean, and landed safely at the Royal Australian Air Force base at Edinburgh, in South Australia state.
As far back as 1984, NASA were conducting experiments involving crash scenarios and using remote control technology to fly large commercial airliners (pictured below).
President Bush himself highlighted the use of this technology in a speech he gave at O'Hare Airport in Chicago, just over two weeks after 9/11.
"We will set aside $500 million in new funding for aircraft security....We will look at all kinds of technologies to make sure that our airlines are safe, and for example including technology to enable controllers to take over distressed aircraft and land it by remote control."
In April of last year, Boeing were hit with a record fine of $15 million after the company broke the law by selling commercial planes equipped with the QRS-11 gyrochip, which is also used in the guidance system of the Maverick missile.
According to the Associated Press , from 2000 to 2003 Boeing shipped 94 airliners oversees, mainly to China, that contained the chip, a device used for "military applications," stated the report.
McConnell says he has evidence that "The QRS11 trail leads back to Communist China's funding of the second Clinton presidential run and then to Joe Giroir and Hillary Clinton, former partners at the Rose Law Firm, and finally the crime of Arkancide and the death of Ron Brown," and that "The Iridium satellite system used to steer electronically-hijacked jets fitted with QRS11 gyroscopes on 9/11 was probably commanded from virtual and physical war rooms embedded in Canada Steamship Lines vessels built by China for CAI-Carlyle Canada."
Was such a device or one of its offshoots used for the "military application" of executing the 9/11 attacks? The connection is tantalizing and one that deserves further study in order to ascertain the danger of rogue elements of the military industrial complex utilizing this technology to carry out another terrorist black-op.
McConnell appears as a guest on The Alex Jones Show today to present his evidence for such a scenario.
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Thursday, 18 July 2013
Kevin O'Brien joins for crunch Hampshire tie
O'Brien is most famous for having hit a 50 ball century in the 2011 World Cup, the fastest in the tournament's history, but he's also got previous in the Twenty20 Cup. In 2011 he hit 119 from just 52 balls for Gloucestershire against Middlesex. He also has 44 wickets at 25 in this format for good measure. It would seem that with qualification for the latter stages still in the balance the management have opted for O'Brien's experience over the raw talent of, say, Tom Curran.
The squad and a possible XI is as follows:
Steven Davies
Jason Roy
Ricky Ponting
Gary Wilson
Kevin O'Brien
Azhar Mahmood
Zafar Ansari
Zander De Bruyn
Jon Lewis
Gareth Batty
Jade Dernbach
Bench: Vikram Solanki, Chris Tremlett
Who makes way for O'Brien is the only real question. I would guess he's most likely to come in for Maxwell as a straight swap, but its possible that we could opt for the extra batsman having only posted one big score this season. Facing a powerful Hampshire side, that might not be the worst idea. In that case, O'Brien may play ahead of de Bruyn with Solanki replacing Maxwell. The bowling attack is unlikely to change, though Jade Dernbach will be looking for more support than he got from his colleagues on Monday night.
Hampshire are really flying in the T20 this year having won every game where there's been a result, including a five wicket defeat of Surrey at the Rose Bowl. Michael Carberry has led the way hitting 194 runs at a strike rate of 150 in his five games, though the rest of their batting has been less impressive. Their bowling attack has shared the wickets liberally, Danny Briggs has six while Mascarenhas, Tanvir and Dawson have four apiece.
Surrey's run of four wins was ended by Essex on Monday, and we have slipped to fourth in the table but we have two games in hand over Middlesex who are just two points better off. As we play them and bottom of the table Kent next week, tomorrow's game is crucial in getting the upper hand in the race for qualification. Our batting has thus far failed to click. Davies and Roy have looked strong at times but both have just the one fifty, while the middle order power has failed to materialise. I hope Gary Wilson bats up the order and O'Brien has one of his good days, if that happens we'll give Hampshire a very tough game.
22 comments:
- miltonkeynesman said...
Josh - you could argue that Maxwell's absence means Surrey are at liberty to bring in another player, but halfway through the group stage and apparently only for 3 games this seems even more mercenary and short-sighted than the Mahmood signing. The youngsters might just scratch their heads and wonder if opportunities are ever going to come along. Indeed why not put Burns into the frame, Maxwell was hardly an all-rounder with his solitary overs? Surely it would be good for Burns development to play T20.
Of course I'll be shouting for the lads tomorrow but if we do lose I'll be wondering what if....and on the other hand if O'Brien does come off it wont give quite the same satisfaction as it might. Still that's just my opinion and many others will see it differently.
At least it will be a fine evening for a game of cricket.
- 18 July 2013 at 21:30
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- 19 July 2013 at 04:12
- GreenJJ said...
Hi MKM
It is without question a more mercenary signing, but I think I'm just immune to it now. I suppose their reasoning is that with a lot riding on the game its too dangerous to chuck a youngster in and heap pressure on. Some logic in that I suppose but I agree with you, it'd be a lot more satisfying to win with a Surrey lad tonking the ball around. Ah well, we shall see!
- 19 July 2013 at 07:07
- sansin G said...
Maxwell's absence may bring silence to the future still if we see kevin's potential it would be a dilemma scenario and also there may be a possibility for the nightmare things to happen yet and surely Obrein's presence may have a strong expectations one side..lets wait and watch for the thrilling things in upcoming matches of this series to experience the hot moments...
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Kevin 'O' Brein is a strong and talented cricketer.
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Yes good bye to Glenn Maxwell and his team really played well but they were not good enough to finish it of with victory Kevin 'O' brien is a consistent player and many fans pick him most while playing Fantasy Cricket in online in order to raise their fantasy league points.
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Stanley Cup Playoff Preview - Chicago vs. Los Angeles
Considering their 21-0-3 start to the season and the general ease with which they navigated the bulk of the 2013 schedule, the top-seeded Chicago Blackhawks have been somewhat disappointing this postseason.
But, at this time of the year, when survive and advance becomes a mantra, the Blackhawks are in sync with their own expectations. So, does it matter if Chicago has progressed to this stage of the postseason without racking up style points? It certainly won't if the club adds another Stanley Cup title to the trophy case.
Chicago beat Minnesota in five games to open this postseason, but the lofty expectations that come along with a Presidents' Trophy and a 36-7-5 record during the regular season even made that seem like a letdown. The fact that the Blackhawks needed seven games to down the seventh-seeded Detroit Red Wings is also another perceived knock against Joel Quenneville's team, even if Chicago came back from down 3-1 to win the series.
There's no question the road to the Western Conference finals, where Chicago hasn't been since winning a Stanley Cup in 2010, has been rockier than expected. But if the old axiom that says what doesn't kill you makes you stronger is true, the Blackhawks are a team to be feared.
Barring maybe the Pittsburgh Penguins, Chicago has the deepest roster in the NHL and the lineup includes plenty of familiar faces from the Blackhawks' Stanley Cup championship team of three years ago. Forwards Patrick Kane, Jonathan Toews, Marian Hossa, Patrick Sharp and Dave Bolland and defensemen Duncan Keith, Brent Seabrook and Niklas Hjalmarsson all helped Chicago lift the Cup in 2010 and Quenneville has leaned heavily on that postseason experience this spring.
Take for example, the way Game 7 ended. The Blackhawks believed they scored the go-ahead goal with 1:49 left in regulation only to see coincidental roughing minors, which occurred well behind the play, negate a Hjalmarsson goal.
As the decisive game went into overtime thanks to the questionable call, many teams would've let negativity take over and possibly lose focus of the task at hand. Instead, the Blackhawks kept the pressure on until Seabrook scored early in the extra session to punch the club's ticket to the next round.
"We did have some learning curve in this round," Seabrook said. "Detroit played a great series. We really had to find ourselves again after the fourth game, being down 3-1, and I thought the boys responded well."
As Chicago's captain, Toews is the club's primarily leader and he showed why late in the second round series. After taking three costly penalties in the second period of a Game 4 loss, the 2010 Conn Smythe winner came back with a goal and two assists over the final three games to help his team overcome the 3-1 deficit.
Toews only has one goal and five assists in 12 games this postseason, but the loaded Blackhawks have had other people ready to pick up the slack. All told, Chicago has eight players with two or more goals in this postseason and Sharp is leading the way with seven markers, tying him for the league lead in the playoffs with Pittsburgh's Sidney Crosby and Pascal Dupuis.
Sharp and Hossa, who has five goals, are tied for the team lead with 11 points. Bryan Bickell, a big guy with soft hands around the net, also has five goals in this postseason.
In addition to Toews, the Blackhawks probably would like to get more production from Kane. The smooth skating winger has amassed seven assists, but his goal output of two leaves something to be desired.
Chicago's offense is averaging a solid 2.75 goals per game in the postseason, but the club is really winning with defense and goaltending. In fact, with an average of 1.83 goals surrendered per game, only the Kings have been stingier during the 2013 playoffs.
Keith, a former Norris Trophy winner, is the centerpiece of Chicago's blue line and has put together a fine postseason. Averaging a team-high 24 minutes and 36 seconds of ice time per game, Keith has recorded a goal and a club-best eight assists during the playoffs.
The vastly underrated Hjalmarsson has chipped in three assists this spring, while Johnny Oduya has registered two goals and an assist. Along with Keith, Hjalmarsson, Oduya and Seabrook make up the backbone of Chicago's defense and Quenneville is using each player for an average of 20-plus minutes per game.
Michal Rozsival and Nick Leddy don't see quite as many minutes but they've played in every game this postseason, giving Chicago a consistent six-man defensive rotation.
Thanks to the steady group of D-men in front of him, Chicago goaltender Corey Crawford has seen fewer shots on average this postseason than any other starting goaltender in the final round. Crawford has faced an average of 28.1 shots per game and that has helped him post strong numbers this spring in both goals against average (1.70) and save percentage (.938).
The 28-year-old Crawford's postseason play has seen a marked improvement from 2012, when he posted a GAA of 2.58 and an .893 save percentage as Chicago lost in six games to Phoenix during the opening round.
Crawford also has done his part in making Chicago nearly perfect on the penalty kill this spring. The Blackhawks have killed off an amazing 40-of-41 of the opposition's power-play chances so far and even managed to record a short-handed goal.
The dominant PK has helped compensate for a lackluster power play that has scored six times on 37 chances (16.2 percent) with the man advantage.
LOS ANGELES KINGS (5th seed, West)
2013 PLAYOFFS: Defeated St. Louis 4-2 in conference quarterfinals, defeated San Jose 4-3 in conference semifinals
The Los Angeles Kings shocked many folks on their way to the franchise's first Stanley Cup title last spring, but this year's deep playoff run shows their was more to the 2012 champions than the element of surprise.
The Kings were an eighth seed in 2012, but went 16-4 in the playoffs to secure a Stanley Cup title. With an 8-5 mark so far in this postseason it's obvious the fifth-seeded Kings are having a rougher go of it in 2013, but few people are counting out L.A., which is trying to become the first team to win consecutive Cup titles since Detroit in 1997 and '98.
Head coach Darryl Sutter has pretty much an identical team from his title run of a year ago and his club's best player is still the guy between the pipes.
Jonathan Quick won the Conn Smythe Trophy last spring after posting a 1.41 goals against average, .946 save percentage and three shutouts in 20 games. He's currently working on a carbon copy of that performance in 2013, as the 27-year-old American has registered a 1.50 GAA and a .948 save percentage to go along with three more playoff shutouts.
Quick also received the first Game 7 test of his career in the second round and passed it with flying colors, stopping 25-of-26 shots to help L.A. down the San Jose Sharks, 2-1, in the decisive game of the conference semifinals.
"You just tell him good job, and hopefully he just stays in the zone," Kings defenseman Matt Greene said of Quick. "That's the way he's been going, and you just want him to keep going that way."
The Kings boast a balanced scoring attack thanks to a nice mix of players up front and a couple of talented blueliners who are adept at joining the rush. L.A. has eight players with two or more goals in this postseason and that list includes defensemen Slava Voynov and Drew Doughty, who have posted four and two tallies, respectively.
Winger Jeff Carter is pacing the Kings with five goals in these playoffs and centerman Mike Richards, Carter's former teammate in Philadelphia, is leading the club with 10 points on two goals and eight assists. Another former Flyer, Justin Williams, has four goals, including both markers in the Game 7 win over the Sharks.
Anze Kopitar is the best two-way player for the Kings, but he's struggled getting his offensive game going at times in this postseason. All told, he's posted two goals and five assists in these playoffs after tying Dustin Brown for the team lead with 20 points during last spring's championship run.
Whether he's scoring or not, Kopitar figures to play an important defensive role in this series as he expects to be matched up regularly with Toews.
"It's not going to be any different" Kopitar said of the challenge. "I've lined up against some pretty good players thus far, and it's not going to be anything different."
Brown, the team captain, also has had trouble keeping up with his scoring pace from the 2012 postseason, as he has three goals and one assist in 13 games this spring compared to eight goals and 12 assists in 20 games last season.
It should come as no surprise that Doughty is leading the Kings in ice time. The team's best overall defensemen has logged nearly 28 minutes (27:57) of action per game.
Sutter also is leaning heavily on Voynov, Robyn Regehr and Rob Scuderi for minutes, as all three D-men are averaging over 20 minutes of ice time per game.
Regehr, who also played under Sutter in Calgary, signed a two-year contract extension with the Kings on Thursday. The club locked up the stay-at-home defenseman before he was scheduled to hit free agency on July 6.
Greene and rookie Jake Muzzin round out a defensive unit that has helped Quick hold the opposition to just 1.54 goals per game in this postseason. L.A. needs to be that stingy considering it's averaging only two goals per game this spring.
The Kings have put up solid special teams' numbers in these playoffs. L.A. is ranked fifth in penalty killing, stopping 86 percent (37-of-43) of the opposition's chances with the man advantage. The Kings also are clicking at the rate of 20 percent on the power play, scoring seven goals on 32 opportunities.
When the playoffs began most people believed the Blackhawks were the team to beat in the West, but the Kings are out to prove that title still belongs to them.
Although the Kings and Blackhawks are ranked No. 1 and 2, respectively, in team defense during this postseason, the season series between the two teams told a different story. Chicago won two of the three encounters in 2013, as the clubs combined for a sizeable 21 goals during the season series.
As a result of their high-scoring affairs, Crawford posted a lofty 3.52 GAA in two outings against the Kings this year, while Quick had a 4.04 GAA while starting all three games.
Toews wreaked havoc on L.A. in 2013 with three goals and three assists, while teammate Michael Frolik added three markers and two assists. Richards led the Kings with two goals against Chicago, while Kopitar and Doughty tied for the team lead with three points apiece.
This is only the second playoff encounter between the clubs and the first since the 1974 quarterfinals, when Chicago beat L.A. in five games.
Although the teams played fast and loose in the regular-season series, expect things to tighten up a bit in this playoff showdown. L.A. has the edge in net with Quick, but Chicago has the deeper overall roster and that could be the difference in what should be a fight to the finish.
Sports Network predicted outcome: Blackhawks in 7


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Introducing Guyana
Kaieteur Falls © Stefan Krasowski
Guyana is a fascinating, friendly and lush tropical destination that draws adventure travellers and nature lovers in increasing numbers.
One of South America's smallest countries, Guyana is situated on its northeast coast, and bordered by Suriname to the southeast, Venezuela to the west, Brazil to the south and the Atlantic ocean to the west. Travellers to Guyana will find that it is quite unlike any other country on the continent. For one, it is the only English-speaking nation, a legacy of its time as a British colony when it was known as British Guiana. It also has a distinctly Creole culture, and enjoys cricket as the national sport, making this a more Caribbean destination than its neighbours.
The capital Georgetown is famous for its 19th-century wooden houses on stilts, and its gently decaying colonial architecture. Inland, however, Guyana takes on the tropical jungle and Amazonian character of a true South American country. Here you will find ample trekking, biking and other eco-tourism activities in the hilly plains around the Pakaraima mountains and a multitude of rivers to raft on and fish in. This region is also home to some 120 Amerindian tribes that still live in relative isolation to the more developed settlements along the coastline. The country's star attraction though has to be the incredible Kaieteur Falls - five times higher than Niagara and, thanks to its lush rainforest location, immeasurably more impressive. The spectacular Kaieteur Falls is the world's highest free-flowing waterfall with a sheer drop of 741 feet (226m), and is 822 feet (251m) high.
Guyana is truly a fascinating destination that hasn't allowed its corrupt and chaotic politicians get in the way of its many tourist offerings. For those who visit little Guyana, the experience lives long in memory.


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OllyMcC posted a topic in Ford Fiesta ClubWas in my girlfriends fiesta the other day when the engine temp gauge shot up to 120, then back to 60 and a message came up saying "Engine temperature high" or something along those lines. It then went away and the car was performing fine the whole time. It was on a long journey which its not used to, but i dont think this would have happened? Anyone any ideas? Possibly a faulty sensor? Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Olly.
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Removing Gaiter To Change Gear Knob
OllyMcC replied to Graham_safc's topic in Ford Fiesta ClubIf you remove the plastic panel that the gaiter goes through, (the bottom one) its easy. The gaitor clips off the bottom of this panel. But yes, turning it anticlockwise will remove the gearknob. But since the gaitor is attched to the knob you need to take it off to. To remove the plastic panel just pull up, theres 4 metal clips holding it and 2 plastic ones, you need to pull quite hard. Then just clip the gaitor and unscrew the gearknob! :)
Yeh, might do that for now, as its an easier job, then if i want to have it on constant, ill do it later on. Cheers for the help, Olly.
Cheers guys, will take a look later on. Do you think this is simple enough, or would it be easier to just connect the rear footwell LED's to the courtesy footwell lighting from the front?
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OllyMcC posted a topic in Ford Fiesta ClubI currently have a positive feed running down the centre console coming from a piggyback fuse adapter in the glove box fuse box. I am looking for an earth to connected some LED's to. Where is the easiest place to find one? Any help appreciated. Cheers, Olly.
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Just to make things even more difficult, if it was me, id run it down the centre console from the glovebox, under the carpet in the rear footwell, and under the seats, then into the boot, round the side of the boot, in the plastics, and round to the back of the boot. Hahah. Good luck, whatever option you go for! What are you wiring if you dont mind me asking?
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OllyMcC replied to skagbo's topic in Ford Fiesta ClubGet the RS ones, they look great. I've always wanted 17's like that.
Focus Rs Alloys For A Fiesta - Official Ford Parts?!
OllyMcC replied to b1g_dav3's topic in Ford Fiesta ClubI know what you mean, OEM is good! ^_^ Sounds like an idea, if you go ahead with it, make sure and get up some pics!
Focus Rs Alloys For A Fiesta - Official Ford Parts?!
OllyMcC replied to b1g_dav3's topic in Ford Fiesta ClubI found 17" RS styled ones for the fiesta once, i always wanted to buy them, but when i went back to look, i couldnt find them! I would only ever change mine to 17's but im sure the 16's would look great too. I say go for it!
Yeh, gotta get a switch in there too. How will i know what fuse to put in the adapter? Do i need to calculate it? :) Thanks!
Yeh, i think id like them on with the ignition. So just run a positive leg from the ignition fuse? Sorry, I'm new to the whole electrics thing, but willing to give stuff a go! So, piggyback fuse adapter from a fuse that runs when ignition is turned on? do i need a fuse in both the fuse spaces? (both slots on piggyback adapter)? then splice into that, onto the LEDs then an earth?
Think theres anyway of connecting it to the handbrake switch? handbrake on = LED off/ handbrake off = LED on ?
Ahh, thanks. :( Next best place to connect? The LED's are for rear footwell lights.
OllyMcC posted a topic in Ford Fiesta ClubDoes the 12V cigarette lighter output, always stay on, even if the car is off and locked? I was thinking about connecting some LEDs to it, but I've just thought about this. Any help greatly appreciated! :) Thanks, Olly
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OllyMcC replied to jamjam80's topic in Ford Fiesta ClubI always thought "issue 5" was normal? is it not? I didnt realise the indicator lights were meant to flash? I'm guess jamjam80 wont be able to help with this? iNath (or anyone for that matter), are they meant to flash? Thanks.


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January 23, 2013
Jay H. Hoffmeier, of Burke, head coach of the Northern Virginia Special Olympics Gymnastics group, with volunteer assistant coach, Keiko Vonack, whose sons, both of whom are autistic, cheer on the team. Their first performance was held Friday, Jan. 11, during halftime of the girls' basketball game at WSHS.
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Special Olympics "Cheer Team" wows crowd with high-energy performance.
Like many girls, Jacquelyn Hoffmeier of Burke always wanted to be a cheerleader. The 25-year-old, born with Down Syndrome, finally got her chance to perform on Friday, Jan. 11. Hoffmeier, along with seven of her Special Olympics teammates, cheered and danced before a crowd of nearly 200 parents and students during halftime at the West Springfield High School girls' basketball game.
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