not even Mitchell touches. The stat is indicative of the Bombers’ transformation in 2016 from a team that has traditionally wilted in close games to one that plays smart enough to stay involved and win. On the other side is a team consistent only in mental errors. Blame it on the refs if you must, Rider Nation, but Blue Bombers win this one, too.
Canadians in the NFL. Now that NFL season is kicking off, The South will be keeping an eye on Canadians playing in the American football league. As far as we can tell, this list currently includes center Brett Jones (New York Giants); DEs Brent Urban (Baltimore Ravens) and Mehdi Abdesmad (Tennessee Titans; currently practice squad); DTs Christian Covington (Houston Texans), David Onyemata (New Orleans Saints), Stefan Charles (Detroit Lions) and Tyrone Crawford (Dallas Cowboys); LB Andy Mulumba (Kansas City Chiefs); OGs Orlando Franklin (San Diego Chargers), Brett Boyko (San Diego Chargers) and John Urschel (Baltimore Ravens); OTs Austin Pasztor (Cleveland Browns), David Foucault (Carolina Panthers) and Laurent Duvernay-Tardif (Kansas City Chiefs); FB Tyler Varga (Indianapolis Colts); TE Luke Willson (Seattle Seahawks); punter Jon Ryan (Seattle Seahawks); and L.P. Ladouceur (Dallas Cowboys).
Please let us know if someone is missing from this list.
Calgary Stampeders at Edmonton Eskimos. As stated last week, Labour Day saw the Esks for the first time in 2016 facing a team with a winning record and/or its starting quarterback. How’d that work out for the winning streak? This week, they have to do so for the second time. Similar results should be expected.
Next week: The Hamilton Tiger-Cats become the first CFL team to score 90 points in a game – all in the second half. </s> JOHN VARVATOS partners with STEPHEN NIEDZWIECKI of agency Yard to re-team with photographer DANNY CLINCH for Fall
It would appear that the designer has crossed that bridge and for their Fall 2016 campaign Varvatos and Niedzwiecki have re-teamed with their long time photo partner Danny Clinch to continue on their journey shooting rocker Hozier. However, rather than return to laying the same footstones they have for years, the trio evolved the campaign, laying in color, texture, grit, grain as well as putting the product out front. The result is a new path built with modernized construction techniques. Going in the same direction, but blending the need of showing off the integrity of the designer’s clothe,s while still forging ahead on the path they started together. It doesn’t hurt that Hozier very much has model looks, but the idea of mixing the old with the new is a sign of marketing wisdom and an understanding of the ingredients one has to work with. And it takes stones to build a path of growth in this day in age. ‘Long Live Rock.’
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July 14, 1981 Birthday Facts
Here are some snazzy birthday facts about 14th of July 1981 that no one tells you about. Don’t wait a minute longer and jump in using the content links below. Average read time of 6 minutes. Enjoy!
What day was my birthday Jul 14, 1981?
July 14, 1981 was a Tuesday and it was the 195th day of the year 1981. The next time you can reuse your old 1981 calendar will be in 2026. Both calendars will be exactly the same! This is assuming you are not interested in the dates for Easter and other irregular holidays that are based on a lunisolar calendar.
What day was July 14 this year?
There are 253 days left before your next birthday. You will be 37 years old when that day comes. There have been 13,261 days from the day you were born up to today. Since night and day always follow each other, there were exactly 449 full moons after you were born up to this day. How many of them did you see? The next full moon that you can see will be on November 4 at 05:24:00 GMT – Saturday.
If a dog named Sussie - a West Highland White Terrier breed, was born on the same date as you then it will be 164 dog years old today. A dog’s first human year is equal to 15 dog years. Dogs age differently depending on breed and size. When you reach the age of 6 Sussie will be 40 dog years old. From that point forward a small-sized dog like Sussie will age 4 dog years for every human year.
Here’s a short list of famous people in history who were born on Jul 14.
Mordecai Manuel Noah, American journalist, playwright, and diplomat (d. 1851)
George Tobias, American actor and singer (d. 1980)
Northrop Frye, Canadian philosopher and critic (d. 1991)
Nina Siemaszko, American actress
Tim Hudson, American baseball player
Axel Teichmann, German skier
Fleur Saville, New Zealand actress and producer
Lenka Dlhopolcová, Slovak tennis player
An expedition led by Gaspar de Portolá establishes a base in California and sets out to find the Port of Monterey (now Monterey, California).
What does my birthday July 14, 1981 mean?
Your birthday numbers 7, 14 and 1981 reveal that your Life Path number is 4. It represents growth, building and foundation. You are practical, down to earth with strong ideas about right and wrong.
The following celebrities also have the same life path number: Mimi Rogers, Nancy Malone, T. R. Knight, Ben Cramer, Bharath, Kensuke Kita, Candan Erçetin, Syreeta Wright, Nanase Aikawa, Bill Boyd.
What is the birthday horoscope for Jul 14, 1981?
The zodiac sign of a person born on July 14 is Cancer ♋. According to the ancient art of Chinese astrology (or Chinese zodiac), Rooster is the mythical animal and Metal is the element of a person born on July 14, 1981.
The number-one hit song in the U.S. at the day of your birth was Bette Davis Eyes by Kim Carnes as compiled by Billboard Hot 100 (July 18, 1981). Ask your parents if they know this popular song.
Try another birth date of someone you know or try the birthday of these celebrities: September 20, 1988 – Arisa Sato, Japanese model and actress; January 7, 1990 – Liam Aiken, American actor; May 18, 1985 – Dalma Kovács, Romanian singer and actress.


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," the audience is clearly intended to identify with Jesse James, a known thief and murderer, rather than with petulant television actor Rance McGrew. This fascination with the duality of character would lead Serling to develop a series featuring a single recurring character (the only show of that type Serling created). That series was the unusual television Western The Loner, which ran for a single season of 26 episodes before being pulled by CBS. Serling developed the idea for a different take on the Western as early as the first season of The Twilight Zone but CBS turned it down. It was not until Serling was finished with the Zone that his old producing partner William Self ("Where is Everybody?") pushed Serling's Western into production without even so much as a pilot film in the can. The Loner starred Lloyd Bridges as William Colton, a Union cavalry soldier who roams post-Civil War America searching for meaning in life during a time of crisis. Serling aimed to do for the Western drama what he did for the fantasy drama with The Twilight Zone, namely to explore the human condition though character study and philosophical insight with recognizable genre trapping serving as both a marketing tool and a buffer against censorship. The fact that The Loner was short on shoot-em-up action (not to mention filled with highly controversial and confrontational parallels to current social issues) was a constant point of contention between Serling and the network brass. As a result, the show, despite modest ratings, was never destined to survive. Tony Albarella, editor of the multi-volume Twilight Zone Scripts of Rod Serling, wrote a thorough and fascinating history of the series for the December, 2000/January, 2001 issue of Filmfax magazine. The article can be read here courtesy of the Rod Serling Memorial Foundation.
"Showdown with Rance McGrew" was directed by Christian Nyby, who made his name in the film industry as the editor of director Howard Hawks' The Big Sky (1952). Nyby moved into directing television programs by the mid-1950's and found a niche at the helm of the numerous Western programs of the era, including The Adventures of Jim Bowie, Zane Grey Theater, Tombstone Territory, Wagon Train, Rawhide, and Gunsmoke, making him a natural to helm "Showdown with Rance McGrew." Nyby is best known today for directing. For years Nyby battled (mostly unsuccessfully) the idea that Howard Hawks, the writer and producer of that film, was in fact the director of the film as well. The common argument for Hawks as director, besides the stylistic similarities to Hawks's other films, is that he placed his editor at the helm to avoid the embarrassment of having his name attached to a science fiction film, a derided genre at the time. Nyby ardently denied that Hawks was the director and chalked up the similarities to Hawks enormous stylistic influence on Nyby's own work. An interesting article on Nyby's involvement with The Thing from Another World can be found here. Robert Cornthwaite, who portrays the ever-patient television director in "Showdown with Rance McGrew," also appeared in The Thing from Another World as Dr. Carrington. Nyby would direct another episode of The Twilight Zone but unfortunately it was the unappealing third season comedy "Cavender Is Coming." He died in California in 1993, aged 80.
"Showdown with Rance McGrew" was also adapted into prose by Rod Serling for New Stories from the Twilight Zone (Bantam, 1962). That collection included four adaptations from the second season and one other from the third season. "Showdown with Rance McGrew" was the latest episode broadcast to see an adaptation in any of the Twilight Zone story collections. After the third season, Bantam Books bowed out of the Serling Zone books, although Bantam would go through more than a dozen printings of the three Serling Zone books and partner again with Serling in the early 1970s for two similar story collections from his Zone follow-up series Night Gallery (Night Gallery (1971) and Night Gallery 2 (1972)).**** Serling, suffering from creative and physical exhaustion after the third season of the Zone, struck a deal with Grosset & Dunlap publishers and veteran pulp author Walter B. Gibson (known for his more than 300 Shadow novels under the publishers Street & Smith house name Maxwell Grant) to develop new Zone story collections, Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone (1963) and Rod Serling's Twilight Zone Revisited (1964). Only a portion of these latter two collections were adaptations of Zone episodes and the majority of the contents were standard pulp supernatural fare. Though it remains unclear whether the story ideas originated with Serling, all of the original stories and adaptations were written by Gibson, and of the adaptations, all were of Rod Serling-penned episodes from the first and second seasons. These include: "Judgment Night" and "Back There" for Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone, and "The Purple Testament," "A Hundred Yards Over the Rim" (as "Beyond the Rim"), "The Sixteen Millimeter Shrine" (as "The 16-Millimeter Shrine"), "The Man in the Bottle," and "Mirror Image" (as "The Mirror Image") for Rod Serling's Twilight Zone Revisited.
The Grosset & Dunlap volumes were aimed directly to the emerging young adult readers market. The volumes were issued in hardcover, were illustrated, and Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone proclaimed on the cover: When the books appeared in paperback (in 1965 and 1967) they were released under the Tempo Books banner, a paperback line created to appeal to young adults. Bantam Books took the cue with their own Zone books, releasing all three titles with new covers as Bantam Pathfinder editions between 1964 and 1965. The Pathfinder editions were similarly designed to appeal to young adults and included selections from both fiction and non-fiction fields. Zone writer Ray Bradbury saw some of his own titles reissued as Pathfinder editions, including R Is for Rocket (1962; Pathfinder ed. 1966), S Is for Space (1966; Pathfinder ed. 1972), and his anthology Timeless Stories for Today and Tomorrow (1952; Pathfinder ed. 1972). The appeal of The Twilight Zone to a younger audience, especially once the series began its endless existence in television syndication, was immediately apparent from a marketing perspective. A Twilight Zone comic series aimed at younger readers was already in existence since 1961 and would endure, in its first form, until 1982.*****
The adaptation does provide the reader with an alternate version of Rod Serling's opening narration. The story version is as follows: "It might be parenthetically noted here that there was a point in history when there actually were top guns. They were a motley collection of tough mustaches who galloped and gunned their way across the then new West. They left behind them a raft of legends and legerdemains. But heroics or hambone--it can be stated quite definitively that they were a rough and woolly breed of nail-eaters who in matters of the gun were as efficient as they were dedicated. It does seem a reasonable guess, however, that if there were any television sets up in Cowboy Heaven, so that these worthies cwere being bandied about--not to mention the fact that each week they were killed off afresh by Jaguar-drawn Hollywood tigers who couldn


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Despite the pandemic landscape, in a show of solidarity and support for one another, eleven Singapore breweries—including the likes of Brewlander, Off Day Beer Company and Reddot Brewhouse—have banded together under the #SGCraftTogether umbrella to help sort out your drinking needs.
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If you’re new to SURJ Chicago, a great place to get involved is at our monthly chapter meeting. We meet every second Thursday of the month between 6:30 and 8:30 pm at various locations. Chapter meetings may focus on one campaign, a training or racial justice issue affecting the Chicago community.
Show up to learn about the ongoing campaigns SURJ Chicago is supporting, share ideas and questions you have about racial justice and to get connected to organizations doing work in Chicago.
The best way to know the date and location of the next chapter meeting is to join our Facebook group, or sign up for our newsletter. You can also view our calendar.
At each meeting, we “pass the hat” or collect donations for a cause or organization, usually an accountability partner.
Find out what events are coming up for you to show up to.
Get the latest information on local events, trainings, campaign and meetings by signing up for the SURJ Chicago mailing list.
SURJ Chicago has four committees working to further our mission. Fill out our member profile to find where your gifts fit best.
One of the best starting points of SURJ Chicago is a one-to-one meetup with a current member. You’ll chat about the chapter and what you can bring to the movement.
Connect with a small group of people in your neighborhood to tackle big questions about racial justice work and show up to actions together.


PS – For answers to the million questions you may have it is all in my books…what’s coming is NOT an accident – it was all PLANNED long ago!
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Only if deficient. If you have a healthy diet you will get sufficent b vitamins, and a shot isn't needed / doesn't really do anything. B6 deficiency can be caused by a very limited diet (happens in alcoholism) and B12 deficiency can occur with strict vegan diets, or in the condition pernicious anemia. In these cases, injections of b6 or B12 are important part of the treatment. Read more...
Biochemistry. The established guidelines for vitamins in general is to prevent diseases of deficiency. For example taking just enough Niacin (b3) to prevent pellagra. The minimum daily requirement is set up for this and nothing more. It is a. Read more...
Why?Why don't you just use normal prenatal vitamins?There is no reason for injectable vitamins. Read more...
Is taking vitamin b orally the same as a shot?N why do people get injections for?N if I wanted2who do I go to my pcp?
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What Does it Take to Be “The Boss”?
In this episode, I’m going to talk about leadership. I’m going to spend some time talking about how being a leader means being a servant and talk about other characteristics of a true leader.
I’m leader – whether that is on social media, in your business, or elsewhere. This view of leadership might be different from the examples you’ve seen in your own life, but I think it’s crucial to understand so that you can be the best leader you can be.
In 3 questions, tell us when you want episodes to release! Thanks for your time.
A leader is not someone that just goes around and gets to be in charge and gets all the credit and is the boss. A leader takes all the blame. A leader has to lead when everybody hates him and when it’s hard. A leader leads by example and is first and foremost a servant, not a leader.
What’s up guys w25. So welcome back to the show and a very exciting and important episode for you here today. In fact, I think that if this is dropping when I think it’s gonna be dropping, this is gonna be dropping on a Wednesday, I think that’s when this is dropping.
But I want to talk specifically in this episode about what it means to be a leader, and the leader could also be interchanged with the boss. Okay, so a good leader, a good boss, like, what does that look like? And what does that mean? Because I see a lot of people out there, a lot of people that are my age and they’re, you know, 20s and early and late 20s, late teens, early 30s, that like, they look at bosses or they look at leaders and they think that they’re all in it for themselves and that they’re just bossing everybody around and, you know, not having to do much work and that’d be awesome to be a leader because you get to make all the decisions and make everybody else do the work and, you know, get paid more or, you know, basically get to be in charge and they miss what really goes into being a leader and specifically a good leader.
And obviously, we all know that there are bad leaders out there, but I believe that if you are listening to the Think Different Theory you are called to be a leader and you will be a leader someday in your own way. And I think that we’re all called and we all have different roles in our lives where we do have to lead, whether that’s leading a company, or leading a team, or leading a friend group, or maybe just leading a project that we’re working on.
And I think that throughout life, some of us are natural born leaders. Naturally, you know, called to lead. And some of us like myself will have large audiences that you lead and others might not have a large audience. But I think that we all do lead in some aspect or another in at some point within our lives. Everybody, I think does at some point or another.
So I want to look at what it really means to be a good leader because I don’t think this is being talked about enough. And this is not a sexy topic. This is not a topic of Oh yeah, like it’s going to get, you know, tons of people listening in on it, because being a leader is hard. Being a leader is boring. And by the end of this episode, I really want to kind of break down and go over I don’t know like maybe 10 or 11 different points or different things of what it actually means to be a leader what that looks like a good leader and what that you know what that looks like and the elements and the traits of that because I think all of us have it have it messed up. I think so many people think that leadership means one thing. And good leadership does not mean that at all. So let’s dive in here. All right.
I remember going, and when I was, gosh, I probably would have been 16 years old. 16/17 years old. I went to a program it was I used to go to this horse ranch up in Pennsylvania called Miracle Mountain Ranch. And they had a program in the wintertime it was in February. So it’s in the middle of winter. And it was called SALT. And just, you know, S-A-L-T and it stood for that was an acronym for Servant, Attitude, Leadership, Training. All right. And so I went for two years in a row, it was I think, was an eight or nine-day program, or eight or nine need like camp, that you’d go out there and you will learn all about the different things of what it meant to actually be a good leader.
And you know, at the time it was one of those things where all of this stuff like this is that type of stuff that my mom and dad were teaching me all the time. So I didn’t really take it seriously. And it wasn’t till years later that I realized that so many of the things that they were talking about were true. And so many things that they were talking about, like actually really, really applied in so many areas of life. And the key thing that I remember about this particular training and they did really, really good, I mean, they, they really taught about leadership. They were a whole camp kind of dedication towards this. The key thing that they talked about was that a leader was first a servant.
And at first, I’m like, what, okay, like, whatever. Cool. That’s like, great, but like,actually look like? Because in today’s society, we look at our bosses, we look at the leaders of whoever’s leading us and I think we kind of tend to think that they’re, they’re above us, right? And if you’ve been in a leadership position as I have, it’s very easy to think like I am your boss, you will do what it is that I say and not argue or, you know, whatever it is back. If you’re an employer and you have employees or in a management position, it’s very easy to do that but a good leader, good leadership, people that lead a team effectively, they serve first.
Good leaders of audiences, whether that’s on Instagram, on social media, in person, in business, in a career, wherever it is good leaders serve first. They’re the ones that are going to be down thero be helping to get their hands dirty. They’re the ones that are going to show up early and stay late, they are the ones that ir team has the tools and has the skill set as to succeed and is in a position to win and to succeed. They’re the ones that are ultimately going to be sacrificing the most and serving the most if you’re a good leader.
Because the rest of the team is responsible for themselves. The rest of the team is responsible for getting their project done. They can clock in and they can clock out or they can just finish their task and then be done. But a leader is someone that’s constantly going aroundeir responsibilities are, everyone.
Do you ever noticed that like, maybe when you’re in a group setting or you’re working on a project, and you know, maybe going back, you had this in college or in, you know, high school or, you know, in summer camp or whatever, you have maybe a team of three people, or five people, or 10 people, or even 20 people, 30 people, you know, you’ve got a team though. And the person that would finish first, you know, there was like, two types of people that they would finish first, and they’ve kind of just be done and they’d hang out or maybe they’d rub it in that they were first or whatever. But then there was that person there that was the one that once they got done, they went around and they helped others. They went around and after they completed theirs they were like, hey, how can I help you over here? Hey, how can I, you know, how can I serve you here, hey, if you did this, this would really speed you up. And their goal was to lift others up with them. They did more work, they had to exude more energy they were constantly going out and helping other people. They were going out of their way to help others and serve others.
Those were the people that we called what those are the people that were recognizing that we called the leaders of the group, those people’s, if you’ve ever been a server at a restaurant, right, the servers that went above and beyond, to really step it up that showed up early, and were on time and encouraged others and motivated them and kept a positive attitude. Those were the type of people that the boss refers to as the leader of the group, right?
And I remember I used to work at Olive Garden, I used to be a server and there was a server there. His name is Tyler.  He was tall, like, he was Thor. It was crazy. Tattoos, everything and he was the dude always in a good mood. always in a good attitude. Always showing up early and on time, always willing to help out even if he had a bad day. He was helping other people out. He was a leader. He was a servant, right? He would serve serve serve.
That’s leadership. Leadership is serving. Leadership is not going out of your way and being like, Oh no, you take care of that. That’s not my job. Oh, make sure you do this. That’s my job leadership is going to an employee or someone that’s under you and going, Hey, I noticed you didn’t finish this. Was there a reason? How can we help make sure that that doesn’t happen again? How can we make sure that your needs are taken care of leadership is being able to recognize when people are in a team that not doing well, recognizing that and helping them get to the level that they need to perform at.
So that’s first and foremost, I think it’s so so crucially important to talk about that and realize that if you want to be a leader of a group, if you want to have a following on Instagram or on social media, if you want to lead a company, if you want to go to a networking event, and really be the leader, serve, serve, serve first, always, always be the servant that is what’s going to get you to the leadership position, right.
So a couple of notes, things that I’ve written down here about leadership above and beyond that, I want to go through these things here. And these have come from a variety of different articles that I’ve studied and read. In fact, after this SALT, that after I went to SALT for several years, I applied a lot of those things and using those tactics actually got me a very well life. I, you know, I did some really cool things with the things that I learned there.
And then after I got a job in sales I sold I even health insurance to companies so I sold b2b and my boss, her name was Cheryl, awesome lady, owe her a tremendous amount. She made me read a book. And that book was called Good to Great and it was all about leadership and leadership and business and how great leaders inspire action and all sorts of really cool stuff. And I learned a lot through that book as well. And I think the thing that I learned the most through that book and the thing that like the second part of leadership, or the other side of leadership of servants that I learned through that book is how hard it is to be a leader when things are not going right, and to really take a stand and make the tough decisions really the core elements of being able
To be able to go out there and see the vision and stay true to that, and know the direction that you need to go and be confident in that, and then make the decision to follow that vision and do what is right, regardless of what everybody else thinks. Now, usually, when the right thing is done, there will be resistance. Usually, there will be strife and chaos and people will hate you and say, You made the wrong decision, and there will be ups and downs, but when it works out, then you’re going to receive the praise. But you’ve got to be willing to make those hard decisions. You’ve got to be willing to go against what everybody else is thinking and saying. Excuse me. Gotta be going up, and follow what you know to be true and right even if that is absolutely going to cause so many people to hate you. You’ve got to do what’s right.
People are waiting and looking to you to make the tough decisions and you hav when you make them, make sure that you do what is right. So you’ve got to be able to serve kind of step number one leader is a servant, you are not a leader. If you are not a servant, period. Next, you’ve got to be able to see the vision and stick to that and do what is right. No matter what, always do the right thing. Be willing to make those tough decisions. That’s kind of a two-fold thing. So be a leader, see the vision, do what’s right, regardless of what everybody else is telling you to do.
The next thing when it comes to being a leader is you’ve got to do so and make these tough decisions and lead and serve with love. You’ve got to be able to communicate this love and this vision to your team. You’ve got to be able to look at your following and go Hey, look, this is what we’re going to do and even if they disagree with you, not just yell at them, explain it to them. Try to get them on your side. Try to show them why it is what you’re doing. Stay true to what you do. But communicate that with love. You’ve got to be loving. You’ve got to be kind. And this goes right along with being a servant, a leader. A boss is not someone that goes, this is what we’re doing. Tough luck. Let’s go. That’s not a leader.
That’s a bad boss. That’s a bad leader. Okay? That’s just someone that’s like a dictator, a leader leads the team, they don’t drag the team, they lead the team. Think about that word leading is not dragging. It’s not pulling them along with you. It’s pointing them and leading them in the direction that they need to be going. All right. That’s very, very important. You got to do so with love and kindness, and really understand the needs of the team. And that’s the next thing. You’ve got to listen. You’ve got to observe and you’ve got to be able to spot strengths and weaknesses in your team. You’ve got to know what things people do right and people do wrong. What things people are good at or not so good at.
And you’ve got to be able to put people in their position of strength and eliminate people from their area of weakness in order for the team to run smoothly and get to where it is that you want to go. And you’ve got to listen, you got to observe, you gothere’s going to be a lot of criticism.
The founder of Starbucks said that as he reflected back on his years of managing Starbucks, he said, One thing’s for sure it is really, really easy to lead when everything is going right. And when everything is you know, going your way. It is very, very hard to lead when things are not going your way when you are in the face of adversity. And you’ve got to be able to make those strong decisions and then you’ve got to be able to go communicate your idea to the team and find the right people to fill that gap and make the team go forward. And you could only go through and do that by listening. By observing and by taking that feedback back from them, and really understanding what their needs and desires are. All right.
Next, you have got to be ablare hard to do. Do the things that make you uncomfortable and do the things that even if you’re scared of doing them, doing them anyway, you’ve got to be fearless and outside of your comfort zone. Leadership is not for people that want to stay in theijust take a backseat and go, yeah, wherever we’re going, it’s cool. No. Leadership is for those that are strong. Leadership is for ally take charge and it’s so super important.
And I really think that leadership is the ability to communicate to the team in such a way and really like sell them on your vision, your passion, like, you’ve got to believe in what you do. And you’ve got to be so passionate and believe that like, with complete certainty that people buy into that vision as well. Because if you as a leader are not sold on your vision, if you’re not sold on where you’re going, as a leader, your team, your group, the people that are looking for you to lead, they’re going to be doubtful, too. And if you’re not certain, they’re not going to be certain. So I think it’s very, very important that you believe.
And I, I want you to understand that this is true in all areas of life, no matter how big or small it is, that your group is, the people that you’re leading. It could be two people can be you and one other person, if you’re the leader, if you’re the person that’s leading that other person, you’ve got to recognize all these things, you’ve got to believe you’ve got to do so with kindness. You’ve got to make that hard decision. Even when they’re mad at you. You’ve got to double down on their strengths and have them not do their weaknesses. You’ve got to find the things that make it right.
You got to do so with love. You got to do all these things and get outside of your comfort zone. And that’s true with a 10 person team, or a 20 person team, or a 500 person team, or a 5 million person team. Whatever that is, you’ve got to go and you’ve got to lead and you’ve got to have all of these things. Or I’m sorry, all of these things do apply to all levels of the team, no matter what. No matter how big or small that it is, and that, that’s leadership. That is what it takes to go out there and actually create something great and whatever area in your life you’re at right now that you have to be a leader in. Remember these things. Remember that if you want to get to the next position in your job if you want to get to, you know, that pay raise, you want to get more followers or hire more team members or whatever that thing is where you’re the leader. Start with being a servant. Start with understanding what your team needs to start with understanding their strengths and weaknesses. Start by listening to them and then go and share with them why you believe in what you believe in, share with them And if they fight it and they think you’re making the wrong decision, try to communicate to them on why you’re making that decision and stay true to who you are. Stand firm, but do so with love and do so with kindness. That is leadership, not this fake version of leadership that so many people out there today think that is leadership, it’s just not the case. Alright.
This has been The Think Different Theory version on leadership and what leadership actually means and what leadership actually looks like in a day to day basis or in your job in your passion in wherever it is that you are being a leader. Hope you learned something from this hit me up on Instagram @JoshForti. Let me know what you thought and let me know of a leader in your life. Who do you recognize is like a really good leader identify them. Study them and I would love to know who that is Feel free to shoot me a message over there and let me know I’d be curious, Is it your dad? Is it your boss is it you know me, is it Russell Brunson is it some other person that you follow? Who’s that leader in your life that you look to and go, that’s the definition of a good leader.
All right. As always, hustle, hustle, God bless and I will see you on the next episode. Please dwill .


Located in an area of outstanding natural beauty Torquay is only a few minutes drive from the rugged countryside of Dartmoor National Park. It has a climate unrivalled on the mainland of Britain with sandy beaches which are EU Blue Flag approved - the area is known as the English Riviera.
Adjacent to Torre Abbey and less than half a mile from the apartments is the English Riviera Centre. The centre boasts a heated indoor swimming pool with a wave machine and a flume to provide fun and entertainment for all the family.
The charming olde-world village of Cockington is only a stroll away through pleasant Devon lanes.
There are countless attractions in and around Torquay to keep the whole family entertained for weeks! We've included a selection of the most popular on this page, including weblinks, to help with the planning of your Short Break or Holiday in Torquay.
Located in Plymouth, around 45 minutes drive from Torquay, is the National Marine Aquarium. One of Devon's most popular attractions, the Aquarium includes several huge tanks featuring sharks, a turtle, sea horses, jelly fish and a wide range of other marine life.
Just a short drive from us, you will find the popular Victorian experience Bygones. With a range of displays and interesting exhibits, taking you back to the sights and the sounds of the Victorian age.
This replica of Sir Francis Drake's Golden Hind, gives a real sense of what life at sea really used to be like, and portrays the sense of adventure to be had living in the 16 th century.
Situated just outside of Exeter, about 30 minutes drive away from the hotel, you will discover a theme park designed for the younger members of the family. With fun, small versions of the popular rollercoaster, pirate ship and log flume, combined with grassy picnic areas, inside and outdoor play areas, Crealy Adventure Park , makes for a fantastic family day out!
In July 2004, we saw Paignton Zoo's latest addition in the form of 'Living Coasts', a unique attraction with underwater views, taking you to the coastal habitats around the world. Situated on Beacon Quay, with spectacular views across the bay, it is a short walk away from Torquay's bustling marina.
Journey along the beauty of the Torbay coastline to the banks of the river Dart, on this full size steam railway. Enjoy a wonder around Dartmouth 's picturesque town and waterfront, then a relaxing ride back on the steam train or a gentle journey around the coastline by ferry.
The only outdoor water park to be found in Devon , and certainly the wettest fun to be had during your holiday. Choose from 8 of the flumes, catering for a range of age groups, with a separate swimming and paddling area.
This is an extraordinary glimpse into the private holiday home of the famous and much-loved author Agatha Christie and her family. The relaxed and atmospheric house is set in the 1950s, and contains many of the family's collections, including archaeology, Tunbridgeware, silver, botanical china and books.


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In early March 1998, declared existing regulations on unemployment benefits unconstitutional. At issue were the rights of third-country nationals who are obliged to contribute to compulsory unemployment insurance but whose entitlement to benefit is curtailed (AT9703104F [1]). Benefit entitlement for Austrian citizens or other citizens of the European Economic Area (EEA) is of unlimited duration if they remain available for employment and are in need of financial support. However, entitlement of non-EEA third-country nationals used to expire after a period of between 20 and 104 weeks dnd age and permit status unless they were refugees granted indefinite leave to stay. Parliament had amended the law on 11 June 1997, removing this discrimination on grounds of nationality but, at the behest, the minority partner in the coalition Government, it set theat 1 January 2000 (AT9706121N-labour-market-social-policies/the-legal-position-of-foreign-nationalaction-taken-on-nationality-based-discrimination
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Now, if the player in this image above moves along the white arrows up and down, and the AI is constantly finding the optimal path to the player (ignore the performance costs of doing that), then the AI will also get stuck moving up and down because the optimal path will constantly shift between going above the wall and going under the wall. Is there a way to modify a standard A* implementation to remedy this?
\$\begingroup\$ So is the pathfinding function called every frame?
\$\begingroup\$ The AI calls the FindPath function every frame for several seconds in order to "track" the player once they have left line of sight, so it is being called every frame in this example. I thought about about weighting it towards the first path it finds but I couldn't think of an admissible way to do that. Could you describe your second approach in more detail?
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A player being shocked and furious for being left out of a European squad will be familiar to Football Manager players, but it’s not something you see too much in real life. According to reports it’s happened to Emre Can and he’s absolutely furious.
The Daily Mail has reported on the situation regarding the former Liverpool player. They suggest the player was told by Sarri not to accept a move to PSG and he felt like he was part of the first team picture.
He is still eligible to play in league games but it’s a massive sign that he isn’t seen as one of the more important players at Juventus.
The story goes on to suggest that the player was linked with a move to Barcelona in the Summer but Sarri has urged him to stay and fight for his place.
It leaves him in an awkward situation with the transfer window being closed, it means he will need to stay at Juve until January at least.
One positive for him could be if he does get a move in January to a Champions League club it does mean he shouldn’t be cup tied.


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duality. He wouldfor this work.
 In 1905, Einstein developed a theory of Brownian motion in terms of fluctuations in the number of molecular collisions with an object, providing further evidence that matter was composed of atoms.  A few weeks earlier, he had derived the Einstein relation for diffusion, which was the first example of the general fluctuation-dissipation theorem and allowed a good estimate of the Avogadro constant.
 In 1905,y, which reconciled the relativity of motion with the observed constancy of the speed of light (a paradox of 19th-century physics).  Special relativity is now a core principle of physics.  Its counterintuitive predictions that moving clocks run more slowly, that moving objects are shortened in their direction of motion, and that the order of events is not absolute have been confirmed experimentally.
 In 1905, Einstein developed his concept of Mass–energy equivalence. Its relation E=mc2 suggested that matter was a form of energy, which was later verified by the mass defect in atomic nuclei.  The energy released in nuclear reactions—which is essential for nuclear power and nuclear weapons—can be estimated from such mass defects.
 In 1907 and again in 1911, E His theory resolved a paradox of 19th-century physics that specific heats were often smaller than could be explained by any classical theory.  Hia fundament Be provides the cornerstone for modern astrophysics and cosmology.  General relativity is based on the surprising idea that time and space dynamically interact with matter and energy, and has been checked experimentally in many ways, confirming its predictions of matter affecting the flow of time, frame dragging, black holes, and gravitational waves.
 In 1917, Einstein published the idea for the Einstein–Brillouin–Keller method for finding the quantum mechanical version of a classical system.  method also gives accurate predictions for more complicated systems, such as the dinuclear cations H2+ and HeH2+.
 In 1918, Einstein developed a general theory of the process by which atoms emit and absorb electromagnetic radiation (his A and B coefficients), which is the basis of lasers (stimulated emission) and shaped the development of modern quantum electrodynamics, the best-validated physical theory at present.
 In 1924, together with Satyendra Nath Bose, Einstein developed the theory of s, which form the basis for superfluidity, superconductivity, and other phenomena.
 In 1935, together with Boris Podolsky and Nathan Rosen, Einstein put forward what is now known as the EPR paradox, and argued that the quantum-mechanical wave function must be an incomplete description of the physical world.
 In the final thirty years of his life, Einstein explored whether various classical unified field theories could account for both electromagnetism and gravitation and, possibly, quantum mechanics.  However, his efforts were unsuccessful, since those theories did not match experimental observations. Articles on which Einstein c, with the co-authors listed in the "Classification and notes" column. These are the total of 272 scientific articles.
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!scope=col| Index
!scope=col|Year
!scope=col|Title and English translation
!scope=col|Journal, volume, pages
!scope=col|Classification and notes
| Schilpp 1; CP 2, 1 || 1901 || Folgerungen aus den Kapillaritätserscheinungen
| Annalen der Physik (ser. 4), 4, 513–523, link || Intermolecular forces. The first of two papers in which Einstein proposed the (incorrect) theory that the interactions  O for lighter molecules.
| Schilpp 2; CP 2, 2 || 1902 || Thermodynamische Theorie der Potentialdifferenz zwischen Metallen und vollständig dissoziierten Lösungen ihrer Salze, und eine elektrische Methode zur Erforschung der Molekularkräfte
| Annalen der Physik (ser. 4), 8, 798–814, link || Intermolecular forces.  Einstein's second paper on a universal molecular energy function, this time applied to electrolytic solutions.  No data are available for comparison.  Einstein characterizes these two papers as "worthless" in 1907.
| Schilpp 3; CP 2, 3 || 1902 || Kinetische Theorie des Wärmegleichgewichtes und des zweiten Hauptsatzes der Thermodynamik
| Annalen der Physik (ser. 4), 9, 417–433, link || Statistical mechanics.
| Schilpp 4; CP 2, 4 || 1903 || Eine Theorie der Grundlagen11, 170–187, link || Statistical mechanics.  The problem of irreversibility in thermodynamics.
| Schilpp 5; CP 2, 5 || 1904 || Allgemeine molekulare Theorie der Wärme
| Annalen der Physik (ser. 4), 14, 354–362, link || Statistical mechanics.  Fluctuations and new methods for determining Boltzmann's constant.
| CP 2, 6 || 1905 ||| Beiblätter zu den Annalen der Physik, 29, 78 || Thermodynamics.
| CP 2, 7 || 1905 || Review of Albert Fliegner: "Über den Clausius'schen Entropiesatz"
| Beiblätter zu den Annalen der Physik, 29,  79 || Thermodynamics.
| CP 2, 8 || 1905 || Review of William McFadden Orr: "On Clausius'py"
| Beiblätter zu den Annalen der Physik, 29, 79 || Thermodynamics.
| CP 2, 9 || 1905 || Review of George Hartley Bryan: "The Law of Degradation of Energy as the Fundamental Principle of Thermodynamics"
| Beiblätter zu den Annalen der Physik, 29, 80 || Thermodynamics.
| CP 2, 10 || 1905 || Review of Nikolay Nikolayevich Schiller: "Einige Bedenken betreffend die Theorie der Entropievermehrung durch Diffusion der Gase bei einander gleichen Anfangsspannungen der letzteren"
| Beiblätter zu den Annalen der Physik, 29, 81 || Thermodynamics.
| CP 2, 11 || 1905 || Review of Jakob Johann Weyrauch: "Über die spezifischen Wärmen des überhitzten Wasserdampfes"
| Beiblätter zu den Annalen der Physik, 29, 82 || Thermodynamics.
| CP 2, 12 || 1905 || Review of


Basketball: Lady War Eagles unflappable
South girls trounce Grayson
South Forsyth's Jordan Cooley looks to pass around Grayson defender Shakara Burton on Saturday at the Eagles' Nest. The Lady War Eagles dominated the Lady Rams in a 65-25 win. - photo by Autumn Vetter
Entering Saturday's game against Grayson, the Lady War Eagles' average margin of victory was 31 points. They managed to increase it.
South Forsyth's starters played just three quarters, but Sarah Myers made them count as she finished 6-for-7 from the 3-point line and led the team with 20 points in a 65-25 win over the Lady Rams at the Eagles' Nest.
"I think it was a good team effort," Myers said. "I just hit my shots today. I think the team worked really hard to get the score high and we wanted to keep it high.
"We work hard in practice and went out and executed. Everyone across the board did great."
Teammates Rachel Myers (11), Kenyata Storms (9) and Ashley Hannah (8) combined for 28 points in the non-region win, while Tiara James (13) was the only Grayson player to reach double figures.
The Lady War Eagles (4-1) jumped out to a 23-4 lead to end the first quarter. The team never looked back, forcing nine turnovers in the first period before taking a 37-12 lead into halftime.
Grayson (0-4) didn't have any answers in the second half, as South made the score 56-21 to end the third.
South head coach Keith Gravitt chose to sit his starters for the fourth quarter. The , finishing the game on a 9-4 run.
"You feel good giving the girls some rest, especially this time of the year with some viruses going around," Gravitt said. "It's nice when you don't have to demand four quarters.
"Our girls played hard, and that's something that they want to do every game. It would have been real easy to come out after playing [Lambert on Friday] and let up, but they kept playing hard."


I need a place with food, and I really liked the look of Innis..
Looks like you have done your research! You totally get a gold star. You don’t know how many people ask questions without consulting Google first.
Anyhow, you’re right. There is no meal plan at Innis. Why? Because Innis functions as an apartment-style sort of residence, meaning you get a fully equipped kitchen that allows you to cook. Yes, that’s right, you can actually go to UofT to learn about biology and sociology and all of those other beautiful things, while also learning how to cook!
But if you cross the street and head over to the Innis Caf located in Innis College, you can buy food there. They have freshly squeezed juices, breakfast specials with enough bacon to fill your monthly quota for it, and these absolutely amazing chicken kabobs. However, if you’re really set on purchasing a meal plan, there’s nothing stopping you from getting one that allows you to eat all over campus.


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Anime at the Wharf, a Virtual Thamee Happy Hour, and Dinner With Carla Hall: Things to Do in DC, March 25-28
Plus: The recordings that the Library of Congress calls "treasures."
We’ve got anime, cocktail hour, and new art.
Watch Pokémon Detective Pikachu and other films at the Wharf.
Add to your reading list: In his latest booktakes a comprehensive look at the importance of Black churches in the past 500 years. As gathering places, sanctuaries, and centers of political organizing and resistance, these churches are pillars of Black history and culture that have persisted amidst racist attacks from bombings to burnings to mass shootings. Gates will discuss his work, and his own personal connection to his childhood church in West Virginia, with Eddie S. Glaude Jr., an academic whoin this virtual book talk from Politics and Prose. Thursday 3/25 at 4 PM; Prices are capped at $38 (book included), buy tickets here.
Creativity chat: Meet and hear from printmaking artist Jonathan Herrera Soto, who uses mixed media like wood and acid to create haunting pieces that visually represent people who have been killed by the state. Soto will talk about his work and processes with University of Maryland graduate student Martin Esteban Gonzales in this virtual artist talk from the Phillips Collection. Thursday 3/25 at 6:30 PM; Free, register here.
Watch what you’re listening to: Tune into a live recording of a podcast online. In Harry Potter and The Sacred Text, Vanessa Zoltan and Casper ter Kuile approach and discuss the series as “sacred,” meaning they read very closely (sometimes repeatedly) to glean lessons and wisdom from the pages. In this virtual Sixth & I event, they are recording the final episode focusing on the first chapterand they’ll talk about the history of the podcast as well as the recent conversations around J.K. Rowling’s transphobia. Thursday 3/25 at 7 PM; $15, buy tickets here.
Explore a new dance: See an online performance of the classical Khmer dance of Cambodia from the National Museum of Asian Art. Dancer/choreographer Sophiline Cheam Shapiro and curator Emma Natalya Stein will discuss how these traditional royal court dances depict stories about the serpent god naga. Thursday 3/25 at 8 PM; Free, register here.
New views: Oakland-based artist Adia Millett creates vibrant, colorful geometric paintings and textiles that examine Black identity and what she describes as “the fragile interconnectivity among all living things.” Her new show at Truxton Circle gallery Morton Fine Art, “The Moon is Always Full,” features seven of her recent cosmology-inspired pieces. Thursday 3/25 through April 22; Free, visitors can make appointments by emailing info@mortonfineart.com (indoors, masks up).
Sit under the stars: Head to the Wharf for the new outdoor screening series Anime Movie Days. The lineup of 13 films, curated by Awesome Con, includes Cowboy Bebop the Movie, Children of the Sea, Pokémon Detective Pikachu, and the new Sonic the Hedgehog. Friday 3/26 through April 11 at various times; $40 (which covers up to four people), buy tickets here.
Sip something new: Thamee is teaming up with DC-based virtual happy hour company Happied for a special “#StopAsianHate Solidarity Cocktail Hour.” Learn how to make a South East Daiquiri and a citrusy gin drink called Teatime in Assam from Thamee mixologist Toyz and hear from DC foodie Anela Malik (who runs @feedthemalik). Proceeds will go to Asian Americans Advancing Justice. Friday 3/26 at 8 PM; $25-$85, buy tickets here.
Heart-warming theater: LOVE/language is a collection of monologues about all types of love (romantic, familial, platonic, etc.) and isolation. The ten stories come from local playwrights including Lady Dane Figueroa Edidi, Farah Lawal Harris (who runs the Young Playwrights’ Theater), and Annalisa Dias. See a filmed performance of the staged production from Howard Community College’s Rep Stage. Watch it Friday 3/26 through Monday 3/29; $15-$25, buy tickets here.
Chef célèbre: Popular TV chef Carla Hall–former Top Chef and co-host of ABC’s The Chew—will be at Middleburg’s Salamander Resort & Spa this weekend, collaborating to serve a special Sunday four-course supper and concluding with a reception where you can meet Hall and the chefs at the resort’s restaurant. The small-scale event will be indoors and follow Covid-safety protocols. Sunday 3/28 at 3 PM; $250 (including a signed copy of Carla Hall’s Soul Food: Everyday and Celebration), make reservations by calling 540-326-4070.
Blossoms and more: Access to the Tidal Basin will be challenging around peak bloom, but there’s still other ways you can enjoy cherry blossoms around town. We’ve got some suggestions.
Janet Jackson’s iconic Rhythm Nation video.The Library of Congress just named the 25 songs and recordings that it will add to the National Recording Registry, including a track by DC native Kermit the Frog. Not kidding! Read my story:
Kermit the Frog, who got his start on Jim Henson’s first puppet show Sam and Friends on the Washington channel WRC-TV in 1955, will now be memorialized for “The Rainbow Connection.” Adding the first podcast, the registry will include a 2008 that explains the mortgage crisis at the time. Other artists to join the registry include Louis Armstrong (“When the Saints Go Marching In”), Patti LaBelle’s trio Labelle (“Lady Marmalade”), Israel Ka) Nas (Illmatic), and Kool & the Gang (“Celebration”).
Virtual Wine Tasting, Spring Holidays, and a “Lolita” Book Talk: Things to Do in DC, March 22-24
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It's not often that you find vegetable greens growing just paces from a golf green. It's all part of chef Nick Baker's ambitious plan to elevate the cooking at Old American Golf Club, a difficult, relatively new 18 hole track on the shores of Lake Lewisville.
To that end, Baker planted a large garden behind the clubhouse and set up a grill and smoker on the restaurant's back porch. One recent afternoon, Baker's Big Green Egg was smoking four racks of ribs, the garden was flush with bushels of squash, dozens of herbs, hearty tomato plants and a row of recently harvested corn. Peppers will go in soon. He's committed to building a menu that belongs to the seasons and the earth and the garden.
"I'll grow all my produce if I can," Baker told me. "I plan to change our menu every couple or three months depending on what's growing in the garden. After all, what's more Old American than cooking from your own garden?" The restaurant has the kind of casual, make-yourself-at-home feel you'd find in a small town diner, with a bare bones decor to match. This isn't fancy dining. But if you're looking for a good value, you won't find much that's more fairly priced or carefully crafted than Baker's.
Among the sure-handed items on Baker's one-page menu: three thick lobster sliders, chock full of tender meat and just a bit of mayo and celery, plus a naan flatbread sandwich filled with g($8). Baker's simple burger ($8) is also terrific, made from dry aged beef he sources from Pat Lafreida Meats in NYC. Recent dinner specials included paprika-dusted red snapper with lime-cilantro butter ($16), smoked pepper-crusted steaks ($15) and crab claws sautéed with garlic, white wine and herbs ($15).
The two big drawbacks to sending you there tonight is that the restaurant is only open for dinner on Fridays and Saturdays. The other is that Baker's F2T menu doesn't have more F2T on it, though a bountiful garden in Dallas is ephemeral. To paraphrase food writer Alan Richman, a garden is not a grocery store, awaiting a call from the chef.
Even so, a casual supper at Old American on Friday or Saturday nights can be a good bet. The sun sets behind the clubhouse, which means evenings on the patio are shaded and a cool breeze off Lake Lewisville keeps the temperature comfortable, or at least tolerable.


The helmet law must die first. By all means tell people they're safer with hats, like they're safer without fast food or without commuting by car. But don't make it illegal to eat fast food, commute by car or cycle without a helmet. Did you know 1000 over 65s were hospitalised last year due to head injuries in BC?Three times the number of cyclists involved in any accident whatsoever?Mandatory home hats for the over 65s then?
Is this a City initiative?Interested to know who/what the force is behind it. It works in Quebec, why not here?
Vancouver would be a great place for bike sharing, if it weren't for the mandatory helmet laws. These services are available in every major European city (none of which have mandatory helmet laws) and all work fantastic!
"In the next Bixi and others to build and run the system. The goal is to have the 2,000 bikes operational in 2011."
Rev. Twowheeler…
Sounds quite clever that you and your church have brainstormed on this loophole as a way to avoid the helmet law…
Please do add a note to our discussions page: I'd like to get any potential issues like this covered as transparently as possible. http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Church-of-Sit-Up-Cycling/151076548254144?


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By Friday arvo the rain had passed and stayed away for the duration of the show.
The 'ice rink' dried quickly in most places and was firm enough for trucks and pedestrians and most importantly, the dire weather predictions didn't deter over 150 intrepid ATHS members from turning up with the love of their lives - and in some cases their partners as well.
Des Walker from Nilma North has four trucks - all Diamond T's and brought his TNT liveried 630 to Echuca.
Rod Calleja from Bacchus Marsh turned up with a 1981 Mack Cruise Liner towing a 1971 McGrath trailer, both in mint condition.
Rod has owned the truck for two years and, as with his other 'toys' the restoration was done completely in-house.
"The truck used to belong to Paul Phillips from Cranbourne,” he said.
Rod's stable also includes a Super Liner, a B-Model and a '71 Diamond Rio.
He is currently restoring an AB 184.
Steve Braggs, better known as Braggsy has a new toy, a 1990 Freightliner FL112 with a 400 hp CAT below deck.
"Four-hundred-and-twenty-five actually. She's ATAAC. That's Air To Air After Cooled to you, Kermie,” he said.
The someone was Mick Anic from AdTrans who knew Steve was on the lookout for a big brother to share the love with his 1418 Benz, affectionately known as the Schnitzelburger.
"He offered me a deal I couldn't refuse. Probably taking the shine off the rest of his yard. The truck had been running around Melbourne for the last couple of years with no problems. She cruises at 100 clicks on 1400 revs so it's a very economical truck to operate, which suits my pension. It's a tidy truck.
"Now when I go out, I have to toss a coin as to which truck I'm going to take, or how much money I've got for juice. The old Schnitzelburger will live with me forever. It's the only truck I know will legitimately do 133 clicks through the Pilliga scrub.
"Both trucks are good gear to drive. The schnitzel Burger you have to work, with this you put it in top gear and go to sleep. There's nothing to do. It just bores along.
Rick "Chocs” Hayman has also bought himself a new project in the form of a 1978 International Transtar 4300.
"This came from Western New South Wales. Old mate bought it down to the show for me here in Echuca, which saved me a run up there,” he said.
The truck sports a 400 Cummins, 18 speed, 44's on Hendrickson two spring and pulled doubles with it, carting steel.
It needs a window up the top there. I think that's where the birds used to go in and out.
"It's got a decent bonnet on it. After the old cab-over I think I might put a flag at the front there so I don't touch park, although I've got the bar there should I need it.
For what was predicted to be a wash out, Rossco Talbot and ATHS put on a ripper weekend, well attended by both trucks and the public.
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Wow! Neat show pics!
Haven't seen this thread by some reason.


account managers to its federal government practice. Mann and Sotnick most recently were with Network Appliance Federal Inc.
Symyx Technologies Inc., based in Santa Clara, appointed Gerard Abraham as president of Symyx Tools. Abraham served most recently in several senior positions in the U.S. and overseas at Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc.
SpikeSource Inc., with offices in Redwood City and Bangalore, India, appointed Ramesh Shastri as managing director of SpikeSource, India. Previously, Shastri served as senior vice president at Satyam Computer Services.
Digital Fountain Inc. of Fremont appointed Scott Monson as general manager of business development and sales for its content delivery network business unit. Most recently Morb Networks Inc.
Alvarez Technology Group Inc. of Salinas named Gary De Amaral as director of client services. Previously, De Amaral owned TechRX.
Actiontec Electronics Inc. of Sunnyvale named Bill Noll as executive vice president of technology. Most recently, Noll was chief technology officer and senior VP engineering at Westell Technologies Inc.
Hitachi Global Storage Technologies of San Jose named Pantelis Alexopoulos as vice president and general manager, head business group. Most recently, Alexopoulos was chairman and CEO for TDK Fujitsu Philippines Corp.
NEC Corp. of America of Santa Clara named Dave Davenport as senior vice president of the IT platform group. Davenport previously was CEO, president and board director at a number of start-ups.
Liquid Computing Inc. named Michael Bohlig as vice president of service provider sales. Bohlig was previously with Sun Microsystems Inc.
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Please find attached a letter from Toronto Public Health with regards to the measles outbreak in Toronto and the importance of vaccinations.Please contact Toronto Public Health for additional questions.
February is Kindergarten Registration Month – From TDSB
Kindergarten is the first step in a lifelong journey that will see your child learn, grow, and succeed at the Toronto District School Board. At the TDSB, we know early learners learn best through doing; so our four and five year olds are introduced to math and science through play as part of K-12 STEM programming. To inspire a love for learning, Kindergarten classrooms are bustling with inquiry and exploration through science activities, math games, art projects and more. Visit your local school during February to register.
Times: 9:30 – 11:00 a.m. and 1:30 – 3:00 p.m.
To Register a Child:
Parents/Guardians must bring proof of the child’s:
At Chine, students are currently learning about prominent African Canadians by researching and completing biographies of famous athletes, artists and well-known individuals who have made such significant contributions to Canadian society.
FAMILY DAY STATUTORY HOLIDAY – FEBRUARY 16
There will be no classes on Monday, February 16, 2015 to reflect the province-wide statutory holiday called Family Day. The holiday occurs on the third Monday in February of each year for the purpose of emphasizing and celebrating the importance of families taking time to be together.
Visit the TDSB public website at www.tdsb.on.ca to view the school year calendar.
Remember Chine… We All Win With The Green Bin!
HEARING AND VISION SCHOOL WIDE SCREENING
Vision and hearing clinics will be available in our school on February 26th. Registration forms have been sent home with students. If you wish to have your child participate, please complete the registration form along with the required payment and return to your child’s teacher by February 12th. Additional forms are available in the office.
INTRAMURALS starting up at Chine Drive
Intramurals for students are starting up next week on Monday, February 9th and will run during lunchtime at 12:20 p.m. – 12:30 p.m. until Monday, March 9th. Student Leaders in Grade 7 and 8 will be involved as student helpers with the intramural activities.
The schedule for February is as follows:
Family Day – School Closed
CAMPBELLS LABELS FOR EDUCATION
Just a reminder we are still collecting labels, UPC’s, etc. from the Campbell’s company. For every label collected we earn a point, which when we reach a certain amount we can use the points to redeem for merchandise or charity donations offered by the company.
This year the company has partnered with Me to We and is offering ways to help school children in other countries. For every 45 points we earn, we are able to provide a healthy mid-day meal to a school age child in a developing country. Thank you to those of you who have been dropping off your labels!! To date, Chine has accumulated enough points to provide 31 meals!! Our goal for this school year is to collect as many labels and be able to provide as many meals as we can.
There is a red box set up on the table under the TV monitor in the front school foyer. Please place your labels, etc. in that box for collection. Please see the following link for a list of products that are eligible and what parts of the packaging needs to be saved. If in any doubt, you can place the clean, dry packaging in the box and I’ll take care of it.
Don’t forget to let family, friends and co-workers know that your school is collecting labels.
If you have any questions, please contact me, Louise at loolou_b
SKATING DAY – Monday, March 2nd, 2015 (Grades 1-8)
Permission forms for our skating day will be sent home with students next Tuesday. Parent volunteers are always welcome to join us. If you have any extra skates or CSA approved helmets and would like to donate or loan to our school, please let your child’s teacher know. Thank you!
ELEMENTARY ACADEMIES – FROM TDSB


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