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Belize NMS: A cool northwesterly airflow will prevail today, before a moister northeasterly airflow sets up tomorrow.
General Outlook: For Thursday and Thursday night is for skies to be mostly cloudy, along with a few showers, periods of rain, and isolated thunderstorms, especially over the south and coast at first.
Today N-NW 10-20 kts Moderate-Rough 4-7 ft ISOLATED SHOWERS.
Tonight N 15-20 kts Moderate-Rough 4-8 ft A FEW SHOWERS OR PERIODS OF RAIN, ALONG WITH THE CHANCE OF ISOLATED THUNDERSTORMS.
Tomorrow N-NE 15-25 kts Rough-Very Rough 5-9 ft SOME SHOWERS OR PERIODS OF RAIN, AND ISOLATED THUNDERSTORMS, ESPECIALLY OVER THE SOUTH AT FIRST.
Outlook NE 15-20 kts Rough-Very Rough 5-9 ft THURSDAY NIGHT:- A FEW SHOWERS OR PERIODS OF RAIN, MOSTLY OVER THE SOUTH.
On Ambergris Caye this morning the N-NW wind is blowing at 13 mph. The Barrier Reef is in the lee of our island making the sea calm around the reef but rough beyond. Today's expected high is 78 f.
Heavy fast high level clouds from the SW are covering the whole country, with just the odd glimpse of sun. No rain at present, only tiny patches out at sea. The surface wind is also from the SW, but I suspect there is other air movements between these two layers, but I can't see them at present, I suspect some cool air still from the NW and the Caribbean air trying to push in, hence all the cloud. This mix could result in some rain later today.
Looks like today will be mainly cloudy, with just a little sun occasionally and a chance of some rain later.
Parts of Texas are down to 20°F that is well below freezing temperature. Some of that cold air is coming our way. I can feel the NW wind is already getting cool, down to 70°F already.


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The studio sessions will follow on from this with an explanation of the processing steps that take your precious photo and bringing in to life as a finished product either in digital or print form. A small amount of time will be spent using a few photo editing tools whilst also looking at the digital format of the image and how this can be handled and stored. At The Studio we also have professional printing machines that will allow you to walk away from the course with a finished print from your weekend workshop experience.
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The spacious-yet-cozy Starbucks Reserve is located right next to an exit of Shinjuku-Sanchome station and about an 8-minute walk from Shinjuku Station’s Central East exit along route 430. A good distance away from the chaos of Shinjuku station while remaining close to the action.
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Broken by L.A. Griffiths is another take on the “unknowing magical child being pursued by supernatural beings trying to kill her” theme. In this case, Ellie is a siren: touching her induces strong physical and sexual reactions in other people. The premise is promising, but a premise does not a book make.
All writers must start somewhere, and most of us learned our craft through courses, feedback from teachers and classmates, other writers, reactions at open mike nights, beta-readers….not just our friends and family. On top of that, every writer – whether you’re the newest indie or you’re Stephen King – needs an editor. With the advent of self-publishing, it’s all to easy to rush to print without getting these types of critical (and professional) input, and it appears that’s what this author has done.
Broken is rife with issues. The review copy I read had spelling, grammar or formatting issues on almost every page. The story alternately drags and rushes; character development is minimal and the plot, even for a supernatural fantasy/horror story, is difficult to believe. What Broken needed was a good editor: I think there’s a reasonable concept buried in it, but it needed a skilled writing coach to bring it out.
On the bright side, my review copy included the first few pages of the sequel, Chained, and it appears from the sample to have fewer production issues than Broken; whether or not the writing is better can’t be determined. The best I can give this book is one star.
These books always frustrate me. It could be something good if it just had the energy put into it that it needs.
I find it’s often very young or very inexperienced authors who do this…don’t know how to get feedback or beta-readers or editors (or can’t afford the editor)…I am both frustrated by them and sympathetic in some ways.

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Republican congressional hopeful Pete Stauber says that his Democratic opponent's support for a $2 billion tax hike could cost him in the midterm elections.
Democratic nominee Joe Radinovich doubled down on his support for tax hikes passed during his single term in the Minnesota House of Representatives at the final debate in Minnesota's Eighth Congressional District. Stauber, a St. Louis County commissioner, defended President Trump's tax cuts during the debate hosted by Minnesota Public Radio, while Radinovich countered that they would drive up the deficit.
"Joe, it's interesting you want to be a fiscal hawk when you voted for a $2 billion tax increase for the state of Minnesota, so it's kind of hypocritical for you to stand here," Stauber said before Radinovich cut in. "You're darn right I voted for that," the Democrat responded.
"You're going to accuse me of raising taxes by $2 billion dollars? I am guilty as charged," he also said in the debate.
Stauber has since made the comments at the October 26 debate a centerpiece of his campaign to replace Radinovich's former boss, outgoing Democratic representative Rick Nolan. The former police officer told the Washington Free Beacon that the average family in the eighth district, a largely middle class mining hub centered around the city of Duluth, will receive a $2,500 increase in their take home pay thanks to tax reform.
"Our economy is just starting to recover and my opponent comes back with the old, tired arguments about the rich versus the poor," Stauber said in a phone interview. "That doesn't play well here."
Radinovich served as Nolan's campaign manager in 2016 shortly after he was ousted from office following a single term in the Minnesota House of Representatives. Stauber said boasting about tax increases in a region that has suffered from deindustrialization and the loss of manufacturing and mining jobs is "exactly why the voters threw him out." While Nolan narrowly won reelection to Congress in 2016, Trump won the district by double digits, making the eighth district a key target for Republicans looking to maintain control of the House of Representatives. Stauber said Radinovich has lived out an old playbook on tax hikes that no longer appeals to voters.
The Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party "has left northern Minnesota and they left a while ago. It is now run by Minneapolis liberals," Stauber said. "We are a hardworking, blue collar, common sense district—our voters want to keep more of the money they earn."
The Radinovich campaign did not return request for comment.
Stauber trailed Radinovich by 1 point in a September New York Times poll. The same poll found the Republican up 15 by October, leading the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee to withdraw advertising spending and reallocate to other races in the state.
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THE GOG BLOG by RORY SPEARS, Director of Content and Creation. Follow Rory on Twitter @GogBlogGuy, Linkedin and Facebook. At Bellerive Country Club home of the 100th PGA Championship.
I’m finally wrapping up this column. It started at Wrigley Field last Sunday night, continued at the Island Resort and Casino in Harris Michigan, and now the final touches in my hotel located in Green Bay Wisconsin after my first night at Lambeau Field. It’s been a long week.
BROOKS IS THE MAN and the new face of golf, and major championship golf. What’s sad is that he is still not getting the credit he deserves for winning three of the last six major championships he has played in. He missed the Masters this year while recovering from a wrist injury, or maybe he would have won yet another major. One thing is for sure, Koepka won’t be flying under the radar anymore at majors.
The post championship hoopla, is all about Tiger Woods, and the fact he snuck in for second place. Okay, remember the old adage about “nobody remembers who finished second”. Yep, lets keep it that way. Woods hasn’t won ANYTHING in years, and the silly hype about him is already getting out of control. It will be sad if golf goes down that path again. No sport is all about one player, it never will be.
THE PGA now moves to May starting next year, so Koepka will only be the champion for nine months. I was never for the move that in some ways messes up the schedule fr the year, and wraps up the major in the USA, by Mid-June. It eliminates many great markets from having a PGA Championship in future. Hopefully the schedule changes at some point again and the championship can return to August.
THE RYDER CUP TEAM for Paris this fall is coming together, eight players earned their way on the team. Four more will be captains picks, who should Jim Furyk pick. Will Furyk get pressured to picked Tiger by the PGA, or TV. Let’s hope not. In fact Furyk should take a pass on Phil Mickelson too. Woods has career losing record in the Ryder Cup, and the last team he played on, there was issues about who would play with him, one story said none of the other team members wanted to, and there could be some truth to that. Woods killed Team USA at Medinah with his 0-3-1 record. In fact since the 2002 Ryder Cup, the USA is 2-0 when Woods doesn’t play, and 0-5 when he does.
The week ahead has me heading up to the UP. The upper Peninsula of Michigan to see the new Sage Run Golf Course by Paul Albanese, part of the Island Resort and Casino. I’ll play a few others and check-in later in the week.
IF YOU MISSED our story from last Sunday. Royal Melbourne in Long Grove that is operated by KemperSports management was awarded the 117th Women’s Western Amateur by the WGA-WWGA, congrats to them. Here is hoping they have a great week for the championship.
IN TODAY’S CHICAGO TRIBUNE a good read by columnist Eric Zorn on some future planning idea’s for the Jackson Park Golf Course, who could be involved and who should get tossed.
THE GOG BLOG by RORY SPEARS, Director of Content and Creation, follow Rory on Twitter @GogBlogGuy. and on Linkedin and Facebook. Teeing it up with the PGA at Whistling Straits.
KEMPERSPORTS Management based in Northbrook, has recently announced in conjunction with the Western Golf Association and the Women’s Western Golf Association the home for the 2019 Women’s Western National Amateur Golf Championship.
Royal Melbourne, designed by Greg “The Shark” and managed by KSM previously played home to the Illinois Open in 2015, won by David Cooke. Now it will host a national championship in late June of next year in 2019.
The WWGA-AM has been held every year since 1901, is the longest running women’s amateur golf championship. 2019 marks the first year the Women’s Western Golf Association will run the championship in conjunction with the WGA.
The view of the clubhouse from the 18th fairway.
Norman worked with veteran architects Ted Robinson and Bob Spence on his first design in America, named after his favorite course in Australia, Royal Melbourne. Royal Melbourne is a mix of shorter holes around ponds, prairies and trees, and longer ones where accuracy is important. The undulating fairways create uneven lies and camouflage approach shots.
KemperSports management president Josh Lesnik made the announcement at the annual KSM golf Invitational that was played at Royal Melbourne, earlier this week.
The championship will have a field of 120 players whose handicap can not exceed 5.4. The championship will start with two days of 18 hole stroke play. Then the cut will be made and the lowest 32 scores will advance those players into match play.
Emilee Hoffman of Folsom California, won the 2018 championship at Mistwood Golf Club in Romeoville, over University of Illinois junior to be Tristyn Nowlin. Other past winners of the championship include, Ariya Jutanugarn (2012) Stacy Lewis (2006), Brittany Lang (2003), Grace Park (1998), Christie Kerr (1995) and Nancy Lopez (1976).
No site has yet been announced for the 2019 WWGA Junior Championship. For more details please visit wwga.org.
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This week on the show, Ed Stevenson and Rory Spears, will update and review the happenings of the 100th PGA Championship at Bellerive Country Club, in Town and Country Missouri. (Near St. Louis).
Justin Thomas is the defending champion and one of the crowd favorites, along with Rickie Fowler and Jordan Spieth who is looking for the career grand slam.
2018 Western Amateur champion Cole Hammer with the George R. Thorne champion’s trophy and the Cameron Eddy medalist trophy. Hammer was co-medalist in the stroke play qualifying and won the championship match Saturday, Aug. 4, 1 up over Davis Riley.
There will be a recap of the 116th Western Amateur played at the Sunset Ridge Country Club in Northfield.
Hear from champion 18 year-old Cole Hammer of Texas, on his thrilling win over Davis Riley.
The Western Amateur will move back to the Point O’Woods golf Club in Benton Harbor Michigan in 2019, and the Crooked Stick Golf Club in Carmel Indiana in 2020, before making it’s return to the Chicago area in 2012 at the Glenview Club, where the championship was first conducted.
A RECAP OF THIS PAST WEEKS Illinois Open won by Vince India (R), who won his first Illinois Open by 1 shot, then boarded a plane to compete in this weeks Web.com tournament in California, where he received a sponsors exemption.
Watch the PGA Championship this weekend, the final major of the year.
We will hear from Tim Cronin of the Illinois Golfer live from Bellerive, and from Brett Dreier of the Illinois Junior Golf Association. TEE time is 10 Am join us.
CHARITY GOLF is on the tee for the Animal House Shelter, and the Putt’s for Paw’s outing on October 1st, at the Elgin Country Club. It’s from 11 Am to 7 Pm. Cost is $250 per person or $900 for a foursome.
The outing is a scramble, in a shotgun start, there is lunch dinner, raffles, prizes and a silent auction. There are sponsorship opportunities still available.
THE CENTENNIAL PGA CHAMPIONSHIP from the Bellerive Country Club in Town and Country Missouri. Round 1 is complete, Rickie Fowler and Gary Woodland are leading.
(REPORTING FROM BELLERIVE)… It’s day 1 of the centennial PGA Championship and Rickie Fowler got off to the hot start with a 5 under par 65. The long hitting Gary Woodland has matched that score and then added one more birdie in the afternoon, with Zach Johnson, Jason Day, Ian Poulter, Justin Rose, Dustin Johnson lurking at 3 under par three shots behind.
It’s easy to tell that big time golf has not been in St. Louis for years, because the galleries for this celebration of the sport have been massive during Round 1. Of course it’s a major, but the PGA of America did a great job of getting the entire city of St. Louis involved from Day 1, and it has showed. Members of the St. Louis Cardinals like Ozzie Smith, and St Louis Blues like Bernie Federko have been involved as ambassadors working the city for years to drum up sales of tickets and hospitality.
Fowler the Oklahoma State alum, has long been a St. Louis Cardinal fan and that has made him the choice of the people this week. Jordan Spieth (71 +1) looking for the career Grand Slam and defending champion Justin Thomas (69 -1) the son a PGA professional are favorite numbers 2&3 this week. For Fowler it’s like having a home game this week at Bellerive.
The golf course which has been a project this summer for the superintendent and his crew, seems to be in pretty good shape. High heat mixed with the some big rains, have created challenges, and forced the PGA not to cut the greens to tournament speed until last night. The collars of the greens that were Zoysia grass, that were replaced by Bermuda grass around July 5th, have received compliments from the players. The club didn’t allow play the last two months of the summer when the temperatures reached 90 degrees or more. There was temporary greens put in, that were used for events like the member guest. In fact the PGA of America paid the club members dues for July and August.
With very large galleries every day this week, and the merchandise tent packed to side-to-side and front to back with check lines running as long as 25 minutes at times, the PGA should do quite well on the money side. Gallery sizes were estimated to be between 35,000 and 40,000 patrons for Thursday’s opening round. While the practice Rounds for the first three days drew large galleries as well.
The interesting story that has appeared online is that hackers broke into the PGA’s network servers, and have locked them out of certain area’s of information needed for the championship. They are demanding a ransom to unlock the servers, no word on how that is working out so far.
The course record at Bellerive that is playing at a par of 70 and yardage of 7,335 is a 62 by Jim Furyk in the 2008 BMW Championship. Woodland had a chance for 63, but his birdie putt from 20 feet on the 18th green came up just short of the hole.
THE GOG BLOG by RORY SPEARS, Director of Content and Creation. Follow Rory on Twitter @GogBlogGuy and on Linkedin and Facebook. At the front door of Bellerive Country Club home of this weeks Centennial PGA Championship.
WHEN THE RAIN finally stopped and the good weather arrived, the field at the 69th Illinois Open Championship started making birdies. When it was over Vince India had made a few more of them than anyone else and won his first Illinois Open title.
India’s final round of 6 under par 66 at The Glen Club was just enough to avoid a playoff with Brandon Holtz who finished second for the second straight year in a row.
India ended up 14 under par, with Holtz at 13. With this years purse of $98,645 the winners check turned out to be a total of $19,004, due to amateurs making the cut who do not get a check. Holtz the runner-up made $13,063.
2018 Illinois Open Champion Vince India with the trophy.
India who has battled disc issues in his back this year, has played in seven Web.com tour events and made only two cuts. His total on the money list for 2018, was much lower than he made with the winners check at the Illinois Open.
India had to think strongly about his schedule when he got a last minute sponsors exemption into a tournament in California, and had only 90 minutes to get to O’hare from the Glen Club after the trophy ceremony to make his flight to San Francisco. India admitted he would have a couple of Bloody-Mary’s on the plane, and start watching a movie before likely passing out. His tee time in the morning is 9:05 local PST.
For Holtz his late rally came up short, and admitted to a bad shot on the par 3, 17th hole that ended up a bogey. As a result he needed eagle on 18 for a playoff, and almost made it but his putt just missed. For India a playoff was something he could not afford to have. Holtz who still works in the sporting goods industry, selling football helmets and other goods, the Illinois Open was his third tournament of the year. He says after back-to-back runner ups, he will return in 2019.
The shot of the day was hit by Jeff Kellen from Machesney Park that is located near Rockford. Kellen’s first shot of the day was on the par 3, 17th hole. A hole he didn’t want to start on, but in the end he decided he would take the ace when his tee shot found the cup. While media types were scratching their head as to made the last ace in the Illinois Open, it was Kellen who provided the answer.
“The guy in the group behind me yesterday in Round 2 made one on the 9th hole,” said Kellen. That guy turned out to be 2018 IPGA Match Play Champion Garrett Chaussard the teaching pro at Skokie Country Club. Chaussard used a 3 wood from 226, to record his hole-in-one.
David Perkins of East Peoria ended up as low amateur beating out playing partner Brendan O’Reilly from Hinsdale. Defending champion Patrick Flavin made the cut and rolled in a couple of birdies in his final round, to make his first professional check of $1,045 Flavin said he played well, but didn’t make enough putts. he will now prepare for the web.com tour school that starts at the end of the month. Flavins former teammate in college at Miami of Ohio, (a) Brian Ohr of Wheeling who made the cut and finished under par, gets 1 day off before heading to his third straight U.S. Amateur at Pebble Peach where he has never played before. Ohr feels he can make the match play this year.
Four time champion Mike Small the university of Illinois golf coach closed with a three under par 69, to finish 8 shots behind India. Small admitted he is ready for a short break after a lot of golf in recent weeks. But says will be ready for the IPGA Section Championship at Stonewall Orchard in 3 weeks, a tournament he has won 12 times.
There was no announcement on next years second course, but the first course will again be the Glen Club.
THE 69TH ILLINOIS OPEN IS UNDERWAY with final round play tomorrow at the Glen Club, with a later start due to delays from Tuesdays rain storms that hampered the area. The Gog Blog by Rory Spears, Director of Content and Creation. Follow Rory on Twitter @GogBlogGuy, and on Facebook and Linkedin. At the front door of the Bellerive Country Club home of this weeks Centennial PGA Championship.
UPDATED Wednesday morning. Second round play is still wrapping up, but it has allowed Vince India with a 64, and (A) David Perkins with a 66 to join early second round leaders who finished play on Tuesday Daniel Hudson, Andy Mickelson and Brian Bullington at the top of the leader board at 8 under par.
Things were sailing along in Round 2 of the Illinois Open on Tuesday afternoon, Round 1 had finished early Tuesday morning, but as a result of wrapping the first round, the final tee times for Round 2 were pushed back to 3:20 in the afternoon. That would still have allowed the round to be completed before darkness, but in the 2 o’clock hour the rain the started falling again. By 3 pm the rain fall was getting stronger and the horn was sounded to stop play at 3:08.
That horn blast came just minutes too late for leader Daniel Hudson who qualified for the Illinois Open just last week at the last qualifier that was held. Hudson of Western Springs, who played college golf at Kansas, and has been playing in Canada on the Mackenzie Tour had a three shot lead as he headed to the 18th tee at Ravina Green. The par 5 18th hole, that has a fairway about as wide as a bowling alley is a tough tee shot. Hudson lost his tee ball int he trees, and had to go back and hit a provisional ball, then as jumped in his cart and started up the fairway, the horn blasted stopping play.
Hudson like the rest of the field that was still on the golf course, then got to wait for almost four hours to play their next shot. Hudson only blamed himself for the bad tee shot on 18, that lead to a triple-bogey 8. The three shot loss put him back into a tie with Mickelson and Bullington.
Click here to hear the interview with second round co-leader Daniel Hudson.
There was much discussion among tournament officials about whether to restart play or wait until Wednesday morning. But when the sun appeared late in the 5 PM, hour the decision was made to get as much golf in as possible until darkness. As a result of the extra 75 minutes of golf, several group at both courses did finish and the players avoided having to comeback out early on Wednesday.
With 19 players within four shots of the lead headed into the final round, and greens at the Glen Club softened from the heavy rains, the Illinois Open could turn into a shootout for the title.
Right behind the leaders are Dakun Chang and Kyle Kochevar just 1 shot back, past champion David Cooke of Bolingbrook is two shots behind. Medinah professional the long hitting Travis Johns is three shots off the pace with four time champion Illinois Golf Coach Mike Small five back at 3 under par.
Our full recap of the last round will be posted after play is complete. No tee times for the delayed Round 3 have ye been announced the IPGA.
THE 69TH ILLINOIS OPEN TEE’S OFF TODAY at the The Glen Club and Ravina Green Country Club,defending champion Patrick Flavin returns to defend his title and likely as a professional this time around. Patrick and Rory Spears, Director of Content and Creation for Golfersongolf.com on the first tee box at Ravina Green Country Club.
Patrick Flavin heads up one of the strongest fields in recent years in the 69th Illinois Open. the championship and it’s field of 268 players is spread out over two golf courses again this year. Players will alternate between the championships permanent home the Glen Club, home of the Illinois PGA section offices and the Illinois Golf Gall of Fame, and Ravina Green Country Club in Riverwoods. The players who make the cut after 36 holes will all play the Glen Club on Wednesday. The low 50 players and ties will survive to play on Wednesday.
THE GLEN CLUB CLUBHOUSE and the Par 3, third hole at Ravina Green Country Club.
Click here to hear our interview with Patrick Flavin on returning as the defending champion at the 2018 Illinois Open.
The field at this years Illinois Open might be one of the best in recent years. In addition to Flavin there are plenty of others who could compete for the title, and they include both amateurs and professionals.
Mistwood Golf Club’s Director of Golf Andy Mickelson has had a great summer in competition, and other local professionals such as Vince India, Brian Bullington, Kyle Kochevar, and Michael Schachner should be in the mix. Top amateur players include Brendan O’Reilly, Trent Wallace, and Tommy Kuhl.
Veteran IPGA section professionals such as Jim Billiter, Travis Johns, Matt Slowinski and Illinois Golf Coach Mike Small who has played solid in some PGA Champions Tour events, figure to be in the mix.
Both the Glen Club and Ravina Green will play to a par of 72. Admission and parking are free, so come out and support golf and your favorite Illinois golfers as they compete for the title of Illinois Open Champion. Live scoring will be active at IPGA.com.
THE GOG BLOG by RORY SPEARS, Director of Content and Creation. With Western Amateur Sweet 16 member Patrick Flavin, who opens his title defense at the Illinois Open tomorrow at Ravina Green CC. Follow Rory on Facebook, Linkedin and Twitter @GogBlogGuy.
The Schaumburg Golf Club continues to make progress on it’s three phased renovation plan.
Prior to teeing off on this part of the plan the club made improvements to the clubhouse with the addition of simulators in the basement, that has allowed SGC to become a year-round golf facility. On bad weather days golf, golf lessons, club fittings, and league play can be accomplished.
Once the renovation was moved outdoors, Phase One saw the improvements to the practice area’s that included an extension to the driving range, with the back end at 330 yards. The back end of the range has both a short game area, and private lesson area. The new putting green that golfers see as they enter the club,moved from being small to over 9,000 square feet. A perfect size when needed for outings or tournaments. The final part of the Phase One renovation was the redesign of the clubs Players Nine (holes 19-27) that are now complete.
BIG 3 PARTNER Len Ziehm and yours truly check out the newly renovated Players 9 at the Schaumburg Golf Club (L-1st or 19th hole). Hole number 25 is the new Par 3 on the Players Nine. Holes 25 and 26 have been redesigned and flip-flopped, with a Par 3 for hole 25, and now a Par is Hole 26.
The renovation of the Schaumburg Golf Club is being done by Todd Quitno or Lohmann-Quitno designs. Senior partner Bob Lohmann did the renovation work on SGC back in the early 1990’s when work was last done on the golf course.
Click here to hear the interview with architect Todd Quitno, who is in charge of the renovation of the Schaumburg Golf Club.
The early reviews of the Players Nine are nothing short of outstanding, with the reopening of the Players Nine, it’s safe to say the days of Golden Acres as the course was formerly called prior to the park district buying the course, are over. In fact the days of being called “Concrete Acres” are over as well.
TODD QUITNO points out the changes during work on the first hole of Baer Nine around the green. The Opening hole on the Baer Nine from the first tee box (R).
The Players nine reopened along with the putting green on June 30th, and on that day the Baer nine closed to begin work in Phase 2. The Baer Nine is expected to reopen about July 1st of 2019, and then the final nine will close. All 27 holes should be done from renovation and reopened around July 1st of 2020.
During the entire renovation process, Schaumburg Golf Club will have 18 holes open for play, along with all of the practice facilities. The clubs second putting green behind the clubhouse and near the first tee of the Baer Nine, will be redone as well.
For tee times and more information the Schuamburg Golf Club please visit Schaumburggolf.com or call the club which is also home to Chandlers Chop House, at (847)-885-9000 and hit #1 for the pro shop. Located at 401 N. Roselle Road just 5 minutes away from Woodfield Mall.
THE GOG BLOG by RORY SPEARS, Director of Content and Creation, follow Rory on Twitter @GogBlogGuy, Facebook, Linkedin and Instagram. Reporting from Northfield.
2018 Western Amateur champion Cole Hammer with the George R. Thorne champion’s trophy and the Cameron Eddy medalist trophy. Hammer was co-medalist in the stroke play qualifying and won the championship match Saturday, Aug. 4, 1 up over Davis Riley. Photo Courtesy of WGA.
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS bound 18 year old Freshman Cole Hammer wins the 116th Western Amateur over University of Alabama Sr. Davis Riley by a score of 1 UP.
The match really wasn’t that close for the first 11 holes, and then things changed, and in the end Hammer was just holding off a charging Riley to hold on and win.
Hammer jumped out to take a lead on the third hole, with a birdie to go 1 UP. On holes six and seven a birdie and par upped his lead to 3 UP. Hammer then won the ninth hole after Riley’s drive found the rough, and it was Hammer by 4 at the turn. After both players made par on ten, the match changed on the 11th hole. Both players ended up backing off of putts as noise filled the area around the green from the club’s nearby swimming pool.
When Hammer missed a comeback putt for par, and Riley made a three footer for his par, the momentum changed and Riley’s comeback attempt was on. After almost driving the 12th green, a short chip by Riley left him a six foot birdie and quickly the lead was down to 2 UP.
Click here to hear interviews with the two championship match finalists, winner Cole Hammer and runner-up Davis Riley.
Both players made clutch birdie putts on the par 5, 13th hole, and then Riley hit his second shot over the green on the 14th hole. Hammer two-putted for par and the lead was 3 Up with four to play. But Riley wasn’t done yet. His tee shot on the par 3, 15th ended up ten feet from the cup, and when that birdie putt fell Hammer had only a 2 UP lead.
Riley then one-putted for birdie on the par 5, 16th hole, and reduced Hammer’s lead to 1 UP with two holes to play. Playing the 17th hole for the first time since stroke play on Thursday, Riley landed his tee shot long and the ball came back down the slope and leaving him near 15 feet for birdie. Hammer hit his tee shot in long and the ball came back down the ridge only about two feet, and he was left with about 18 feet for his birdie.
Cole Hammer hits his third shot on the Par 5, 16th hole, and Davis Riley (R) hits his opening tee shot in the championship match,played in 94 degree heat at Sunset Ridge Country Club.
With both players facing slippery downhill putts, they were both careful with how aggressive they could be, and both had putts just slip by the edge of the cup. With Hammer still 1 UP, the players headed for the Par 4, 18th that was set up not only short, but the players had a tailwind that had increased on the back nine.
Riley went first and his approach shot to a back middle pin rolled just off the back of the green and near the collar. Hammer then hit and saw his ball roll off the back of the green and it stopped on the fringe cut.
Hammer putted first and his putt slid by the edge of the cup, only to see Riley then hit the same putt from almost two feet shorter only to have it run past the cup about two feet. Both par putts were conceded and Hammer had won the Western Amateur.
One of the highlights for Hammer, was having his mom Allison caddie for him. Allison is a 4-handicapper who has won multiple club championships at the families club in Houston Texas. Allison Hammer said she is bot on the bag in two weeks for U.S. Amateur as Cole has hired a local caddie.
Hammer with two match play matches running 20 holes, had played 11 more holes than Riley in the match play part of the format. But running on adrenaline Hammer said he didn’t feel tired. But after the match said he was ready for bed. Riley said he spoke with Alabama alum Justin Thomas on Friday, but even that phone call with both players wishing each other good luck on the weekend was not enough for Riley.
Both players will compete in the U.S. Amateur at Pebble Beach, and Hammer says he will return to defend his title in the 2019 Western Amateur at the Point O’Woods Golf Club in Benton Harbor Michigan.
In the morning semi-finals Hammer defeated Brandon Wu in 20 holes, and Riley defeated Tyler Strafaci 4&2.
GOLFERS ON GOLF RADIO AM 750 WNDZ Saturday mornings from 10-11 Am, is Chicago’s Favorite Foursome, Ed Stevenson, Bill Berger and Rory Spears, with variety of special guest hosts from the golf industry. This week’s guest host is Illinois PGA Executive Director Carrie Williams, in advance of this weeks Illinois Open at the Glen Club with the second course being Ravina Green Country Club. Defending Champion Patrick Flavin returns to defend his title, after a run to the Sweet 16 at the Western Amateur Championship at Sunset Ridge. Golfers on Golf Radio is presented by the French Lick Resort, of French Lick Indiana, visit Frenchlick.com.
This week the Illinois Open returns to the Glen Club for all three rounds, and Ravina Green Country Club located in Riverwoods enters as the second course, for play in Rounds 1&2.
After the cut is made after Round 2, final round play will be only at the Glen Club.
Carrie will talk about the expanded field and some of what’s new at the Illinois PGA Section, in the week where the PGA of America celebrates it’s 100th PGA Championship at the Bellerive Country Club in St. Louis.
Ethan Roush the Head Golf Professional at The Glen Club who is playing in the Illinois Open will join the show live from the club. AM 750 WNDZ 10-11 Am, join us.
We will have updates on the Western Amateur, and hear from defending Champion Patrick Flavin during the show. Our Western Amateur Championship recap will be posted here on Saturday night, with stories from the Illinois Open on Monday-Tuesday and Wednesday. With a preview here tomorrow (Sunday).

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Hot enough for you? For the first time in three years, Xcel Energy switched on its hot-weather energy-saver program, reports the Pioneer Press. Today’s 90-degree temps meant “cycling on and off the central air conditioners for hundreds of thousands of Minnesota customers in order to ease the peak demand on its electricity load” between 2 and 6 p.m.
In Minnesota, that affected 325,000 residential customers and 15,000 commercial customers who had signed up for the program, [Xcel spokesperson] Nystuen said.
During an interrupt, Minneapolis-based Xcel cycles air conditioners off and on at 15- to 20-minute intervals.
English only is the new rule in Lino Lakes – more or less. The ordinance passed July 27, a clear anti-immigrant initiative despite its sponsor’s denials, exempts “many areas, including public health, public safety, tourism, ‘the administration of justice,’ and emergencies.” Since Lino Lakes has never translated any public documents, and has never been asked to do so, it’s not clear what the law does apply to, or might apply to in the future.
“If they [pass] that, it’s going to be like a license to be racist,” Rubino said.
In Minnesota, she said, her conversations in Spanish with her children rub people the wrong way.
The really crazy part of all this is that anti-immigrant sentiment is being whipped up across the country as the actual number of immigrants is falling and enforcement and arrests of unauthorized immigrants are rising.
The Defense Department is unable to properly account for $8.7 billion out of $9.1 billion in Iraqi oil revenue entrusted to it between 2004 and 2007, according to a newly released audit that underscores a pattern of poor record-keeping during the war.
Of course, assures the Times, there’s no evidence of fraud, just extreme sloppiness in bookkeeping. Right.
One should pause there. What does it mean to tell the truth about a war? Is it a lie, technically speaking, for the Administration to say that it has faith in Hamid Karzai’s government and regards him as a legitimate leader—or is it just absurd? Is it a lie to say that we have a plan for Afghanistan that makes any sense at all?

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Fully renovated, almost new construction home in Irving Park. Modern high quality finishes, open concept, high ceilings, hardie board siding and great landscape. The property offers over 3000 SQ FT of living space and sits on extra large Chicago lot of 37.5X 125. The house is composed of 4Bedrooms and 3.1Bathrooms, two car garage and gated outdoor parking for third vehicle, front porch and rear deck. There are three bedrooms and two bathrooms on second floor. Master BR has its own bathroom with vanity, separate shower, double sink and huge closet space. Main level is composed of family room with fire place, 11X11 office space, powder room, dining room and kitchen with eating area, island and high end cabinets and appliances. From dinning room there are sliding doors to the outdoor deck. the ground level has one very large bedroom with walking in closet, laundry with high quality washer and dryer, mechanic room and recreation room which takes you to outdoor patio.
NORTH CENTER PRESENTS THE WestBern*** A BRAND NEW, EXQUISITELY DESIGNED, EXTRA WIDE CONDOMINIUM PROJECT BY PNC DEVELOPMENT. LOCATED IN THE BELL SCHOOL DISTRICT THESE OPEN,SPACIOUS, BRIGHT UNITS OFFER 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, ROOF TOP DECKS FOR EVERY UNIT, LARGE COVERD TERRACES OFF THE UNITS, ATTACHED GARAGE PARKING AND EXTRA STORAGE. THE INTERIOR SPACES ARE SUN FILLED WITH FLOOR TO CEILING WINDOWS. THE PRO KITCHEN OFFERS QUARTZ COUNTER TOPS W/FULL QUARTZ BACKSPLASH, BOSCH APPLIANCES, AN AMAZINGLY LARGE WATERFALL CENTER ISLAND & LED LIGHTING UNDER CABINETS. THE MASTER BATH IS ONLY FOR THOES WHO APPRECIATE LUXURY! LARGE DOUBLE VANITY SINKS, HEATED FLOORS, HUGE SEAMLESS GLASS RAIN SHOWER WITH BENCH, PORCELAIN TILE INLAYS OFFER A TRUELY UPSCALE EXPERIENCE. UNPRECEDENTED STYLE & DESIGN WITH METICULOUS ATTENTION TO DETAIL AND QUALITY WENT INTO THESE GORGEOUS UNITS. ***MODEL UNIT IS AVAILABLE TO SEE NOW.
Avondale Deal on Elston! Modern 3bds/2bth condo with open layout and dedicated parking (tandem could fit 2 cars). Living room/Dining room has a fireplace, built-in speakers, and large private balcony facing South. Gourmet Kitchen has breakfast bar, granite counters, backsplash, and stainless steel appliances. Master suite has walk-in closet, personal back deck, and massive marble spa bathroom. Master bathroom has soaking jacuzzi tub, separate steam shower, and double vanity sink! 2 remaining bedrooms have generous closets and can fit queen sized beds. Hardwood floors throughout the unit. Central air and in unit laundry. Shared roof deck gives you three outdoor spaces in total. Close to Blue line, Jewel, Kuma's, Parachute, and much more!
Why compromise when you can have it all! Bright & sunny 2BD/2BA in an idyllic Roscoe Village location just footsteps from Hamlin Park. This Spacious open concept floorplan features hardwood floors throughout, kitchen is perfect for entertaining & boasts of granite counters, SS appliance package, and subway tile backsplash. The living room boasts of a Juliette balcony, and is anchored by a wood burning fireplace with reclaimed barn wood hearth. Master bedroom with unique reclaimed barn wood accent wall feat. walk in closet and ensuite with dual vanity and natural stone surround. Enjoy your morning cup of coffee or host your summer bbq on your expansive rear deck located off the MB. All of this plus in-unit laundry, additional basement storage and garage parking included. Schedule your private showing today!
Beautifully designed, luxurious 3 bedroom, 2.1 bath, Avondale penthouse drenched in natural light! High-end simplex with large entryway with tray ceilings and custom millwork. Hardwood floors, spacious living/dining room and kitchen includes granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, gas range, backsplash and breakfast bar. Wet bar includes wine cooler and glass backsplash great for entertaining. Upgraded lighting, custom window treatments, surround sound and gas fireplace with light blue penny tiles in living room. Oversized master bedroom has 2 custom, walk-in closets and ensuite spa bath with twin vanities, separate soaking tub and walk-in shower. Two balconies offer city views, perfect for entertaining or relaxing on a summer afternoon. Custom closets throughout and a separate side-by-side laundry room. One exterior parking spot included! Unit also has roof rights. Just blocks away from Belmont blue line and many neighborhood markets, shops and restaurants.
Beautifully updated & meticulously maintained all-brick 5 BR, 3.1 bath SFH located in Chicago's premier Roscoe Village neighborhood & level 1+ Audubon Elementary! 3 levels of luxury living & perfect floor plan for entertaining, incl gorgeous outdoor roof deck w/pergola. The main level includes formal LR/DR w/fireplace, leading to gorgeous white kitchen w/custom cabinetry, granite counters, high-end SS appliances & island w/breakfast bar. Kitchen opens to large fam rm w/fireplace & deck. 2nd level has 3 BRs, incl light-filled master retreat w/dual walk-in closets & serene master bath w/dual vanities, whirlpool tub & huge steam shower w/rainfall head. 2 additional large BRs w/access to full bath & laundry room complete 2nd level. Massive LL has huge rec rm w/ built-ins & wet bar, 2 BRs (one currently used as an office), full bath + utility & storage rooms. 2 car det garage, fenced yard, surround sound, newly refinished HW floors & kitchen cabinets. Fantastic Roscoe Village location!
Great potential in this lovely bungalow located in Avondale. Large attic features plenty of additional living space that is ready for your finishing touches! This home boasts 4 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms across a spacious layout. Detached 2-car garage. Fenced yard with plenty of lawn space for summer entertaining! Convenient to everything including shopping, dining, and transportation. Come see this home today!
WELCOME TO THIS BRIGHT AND SUNNY END UNIT. FEATURES 2 BEDROOMS AND 2 FULL BATHROOM. HEATED GARAGE SPACE #87 INCLUDED. NEW WINDOWS IN THE UNIT. HARDWOOD FLOORS THROUGHOUT (EXCEPT BEDROOMS & BATHROOMS). IN UNIT LAUNDRY. NICE COMMON AREA ROOF TOP TERRACE WITH STUNNING VIEWS FOR SUMMER ENJOYMENT. WALKING DISTANCE TO RIVER WALK, RESTAURANTS & SHOPPING. HURRY THIS WILL GO QUICK!
Sun filled 3700 sqft new construction SFH in Irving Park! Thoughtful floor plan w/4 upper level bedrooms. Open concept living area w/great natural light, crown molding, & warm hardwood. Chef's kitchen features floor-to-ceiling soft close cabinetry w/glass transoms, 9' island w/bar seating, high end appl including Thermador cook top & dbl oven, butler pantry w/beverage center, & walk-in pantry. Adjoining great rm w/stacked stone gas fireplace, iPad dock to control whole house audio system, & windows overlooking rear yard. Private master w/dual built-out WIC's & luxury bath w/freestanding tub, frameless glass shower w/rainshower head, dual vanity, marble tile, & skylight. 3 additional beds, full guest bath w/tub, & laundry on upper level. Lower level features large rec rm w/wet bar, AV & storage rm, 5th bedroom, 2nd laundry hook-up, & full bath w/shower. Rear mudroom w/built-ins & french door to enclosed backyard. Nice outdoor space w/2 car garage. Great neighborhood near Horner Park!
Welcome to this wonderful duplex down condo in West Lake View/Roscoe Village with 3 outdoor spaces! This condo is move in ready. Just painted, Newly refinished Hardwood floors, Freshly painted white cabinets, granite counters, stainless steel appliances, wet bar with wine fridge, marble baths, crown molding throughout, Amazing ceiling height in basement with walkout patio for great additional space for grilling and entertainment. Also enjoy the Large master suite with private deck and common garage roof deck for larger gathering. Spacious lower level in-unit W/D, tons of storage & 1 garage space. All closets have been customized for ultimate organization. Walk to all that West Lake View/Roscoe Village has to offer; Hamlin Park to cool off in the pool w/ great dog park, tons of walk-able restaurants, shopping and more right at your finger tips. Exterior bricks were sealed last year.
Extra-wide 2 bed, 2 bath penthouse w/ noteworthy & exclusive 1,600SqFt prvt roof deck! Located in 1+ Bell Elementary District, this gorgeous home offers a sun-drenched open concept layout paired w/ premium touches such as custom tray ceilings, ornate wainscoting, chair rails & pristine hdwd flooring. Chef's EIK offers stainless appls, rich cabs w/ undermount lighting & eat-in island. Open sight-lines to the proper dining area followed by a spacious LR that offers an ornate fireplace set in stone & Juliet balcony. Gracious master suite is highlighted by tray ceilings & offers a cstm WIC, spacious & prvt balcony. Spa en suite offers double vanity, Whirlpool & separate shower. Generously sized 2nd bdrm, full bath & stacked W/D. Great closet & storage space. Second level offers access to the prvt roof deck inclusive of a pergola & TV hook up, perfect for entertaining! 1 garage space incl. Lovely St Ben's location, on the cusp of Roscoe Village & moments to Mariano's, dining, CTA, & expwy.
BEAUTIFUL RARELY AVAILABLE 1 BEDROOM WITH DEN! REHABBED CORNER UNIT IN SUN-DRENCHED LOCATION. A MUST SEE! JUST LOOK AT PICTURES, SS APPLIANCES, GRANITE COUNTERS IN KITCHEN AND BATH, NEW FRIDGE, BRAND NEW WASHER/DRYER, UPDATED BATHROOM WITH JACUZZI TUB, REFURBISHED BRAZILIAN CHERRYWOOD FLOORS, FRESHLY PAINTED WALLS, CEILING, TRIM, AND DOORS. NEW NEST THERMOSTAT AND SMOKE/CARBON DIOXIDE DETECTOR. LUXURIOUS HUNTER DOUGLAS SILHOUETTE II BLINDS. NEW BEDROOM WINDOW,WALK-IN CLOSET, NEW DOOR HANDLES AND HINDGES, NEW FANS. ALL LED LIGHTING AND CENTRAL AC. STORAGE UNIT. GREAT LOCATION NEAR THE BLUE LINE AND I-90. DIVVY STATION ACROSS STREET, APPROX. 3 MILES FROM HISTORIC WRIGLEY FIELD. A MUST SEE!!!
This Bright and charming pent house condo has the southern exposure which makes it the perfect spot to soak up all the natural light. It is located in Irving Park in a beautifully maintained, all brick building, on a tree lined street. This unit has an open floor plan, featuring hardwood floors and gas fireplace. The kitchen offers granite countertops. Having a SE corner balcony off of the kitchen/living area makes it the perfect place to grill and relax. The spacious master bedroom includes 2 spacious closets and an ensuite bath that features a double vanity and separate shower with jet tub. In-unit laundry plus an additional private storage room. A tandem parking space for 2 cars is included in the price. Saving the best for last.. a massive PRIVATE ROOF TOP with skyline views. Great location with easy access to the CTA Blue Line, Irving Park Metra station, I-90/94, and the Irving Park bus line. Welcome home!
GORGEOUS CUSTOM SINGLE FAMILY HOME ON EXTRA WIDE 321/2 FT LOT W/ GREAT LIGHT, OPEN LAYOUT, GRACIOUS ROOMS & EXCELLENT FLOOR PLAN ON SERENE TREE-LINED STREET IN BELL SCHOOL! STUNNING HIGH END FINISHES THROUGHOUT. 1ST FLR FEATURES SUN-FILLED LIVING RM W/ BAY WINDOW OPENING TO LARGE SEPARATE DINING RM. AWESOME GOURMET EAT-IN KITCHEN W/ ISLAND & BREAKFAST BAR OPENS TO HUGE GREAT RM W/ WOOD BURNING FIREPLACE, LARGE SUNNY DECK & BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPED YARD. 2ND FLR FEATURES 4 LARGE BR'S/2 BTH'S INCLUDING LUXURIOUS MASTER W/ SOARING CEILINGS, SKYLIGHTS, FIREPLACE, PROFESSIONALLY ORGANIZED WALK-IN CLOSET & SPA BTH. LOWER LEVEL FEATURES BIG REC RM W/ WET BAR + 5TH BR W/ FULL BTH. H/W FLRS. CUSTOM MILLWORK, WINDOW TREATMENTS & LIGHTING. ZONED CENTRAL AIR/GAS FORCED AIR HEAT. EXCELLENT STORAGE. INVITING FRONT PORCH. 2-CAR GARAGE. IDEAL FOR FAMILY LIVING & ENTERTAINING!
You've got to see this 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom condo in highly desirable Irving Park! Entertain your guests easily in the open concept living room, kitchen and dining room with a cozy gas-log fireplace. All stainless-steel appliances with granite countertops and a breakfast bar in the kitchen. Two spacious bedrooms with large closets and a true master bathroom. Hardwood floors throughout, laundry room with side by side washer & dryer and oversized parking space in the attached garage (included in price). Close to grocery stores, restaurants, entertainment, public transportation and easy highway access. Schedule your showing today!
Stunning Highly Upgraded North Center Townhouse set on quiet gated courtyard off of Irving Park Rd. 1 block to Coonley School! Hardwood floors and stairs throughout, Stunning kitchen w/ Wolf Range, Monogram refrig, dishwasher & wine chiller, Artemede lighting, balcony for grilling. Incredible master bath w/ porcelain steam shower w/ Hansgrohe rainfall shower head, 3 point Swiss Shower, Duravit toilets, Toto in 1/2 bath.Whirlpool tub. Custom Roman Shades in LR and Master, California Closet and Elfa shelving throughout. Private roof deck off of top floor. New furnace & water heater within past 18 months. Attached 2 car garage. Shows beautifully and is in Pristine condition.
Senior living at Belle Plaine Commons! Your clients won't be disappointed living in this unique 55 an older community located in North Center in an elevator building. This unique community is conveniently located close to major retail, public transportation as well as close proximity to 90/94. Penthouse North facing unit with unobstructed views from your own private balcony. This open floor plan unit features a generous sized bedroom with walk-in closet, full bath, den and kitchen. The kitchen opens up to a very large living/dining combo that is perfect for entertaining. The kitchen features 42" oak cabinets, gas cook top, large island and plenty of kitchen counter space. In-unit washer and dryer and HVAC. Residents in this community benefit from a community library, party room, fitness room, planned activities and beautiful landscaped gardens. Assigned outdoor parking space and separate storage.
Dairy Commons 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath town house is tucked away with attached garage. First floor with office/guest room and full bath. Second level with hardwood floors, living and dining space, gas fireplace with marble surround, and half bath. Kitchen with granite counter tops and stainless steel appliances. Third level with two bedrooms, master en-suite and extra full bath. The top floor loft makes the perfect office or rec room and leads out to large decks on both sides- great for entertaining and relaxing. Garage parking attached to first floor. Easy access to I-90/94, Logan Square Blue line, shops and dining on Diversey, movie theaters, Target, and gyms.
Beautiful newly renovated brick 4 bedroom/2 bath single family in Avondale. Mid-Century exterior leads to a light filled modern main level that has all new hardwoods, new kitchen with plenty of storage, GE stainless appliances, glass backsplash, and quartz counters. Main level has 2 nice sized bedrooms, including a Master with walk in custom closet. Serene bathroom has a glass shower, hex tiles, and Danze fixtures. Lower level features a family room, 2 more bedrooms, full bath, laundry room, and extra flexible space. Many upgrades to mechanicals including new HVAC, washer/dryer, and water heater. Deck, yard, and extra deep and tall garage round out this property. Home sits back on the lot to create a light filled oasis that's close to Logan Square and Avondale restaurants, shopping, nightlife, Kennedy Expressway, and Belmont Blue line.

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In the next 20 years (2016-2035), according to Airbus' Global Market Forecast, passenger traffic will grow at an average 4.5% a year, driving a need for over 33,000 new aircraft above 100 seats (32,425 passenger & 645 freighters greater than 10 tonnes) worth US$5.2 trillion. By 2035, the world's aircraft fleet will have doubled from today's 19,500 aircraft to almost 40,000. Some 13,000 passenger and freighter aircraft will be replaced with more fuel efficient types.
Urbanisation and increased wealth in emerging economies particularly in Asia is powering air traffic growth. With a combined population of over six billion people, these economies will grow at 5.6 percent per year and the propensity to travel will triple to 75 percent of its population. Within 10 years China's domestic air traffic will become the world's largest. In economies like Western Europe or North America, air traffic growth will be 3.7% percent.
Airbus' global services business which today spans six customer support centres, and 14 training centres is set to expand further as the next 20 years sees a requirement for some one million pilots and engineers (560,000 new pilots, 540,000 new engineers) to fly the and maintain the new aircraft.
"While established European and North American markets continue to grow, Asia-Pacific is the engine powering growth in the next 20 years. China will soon be the world's biggest aviation market and together with emerging economies, further population concentration, and wealth creation, together these will help to fuel strong air traffic growth," said John Leahy, Airbus Chief Operating Officer, Customers. "We are ramping up production to meet market demand for our leading aircraft products and we will also ramp up our customer service offerings to meet the increasing demands of air transportation."
Traffic growth is leading to larger aircraft which have grown by over 40 percent since the 1980s as airlines select larger aircraft or up-size existing backlogs. Larger aircraft like the A380 combined with higher load factors make the most efficient use of limited airport slots and contribute to rising passenger numbers as confirmed by London's Heathrow Airport. A focus on sustainable growth has enabled fuel burn and noise reductions of to fall by at least 70 per cent in the last 40 years. This trend continues with innovations like the A320neo, the A330neo, the A380 and the A350 XWB.

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Ryton on Dunsmore town centre is located in the CV8 postcode (Warwickshire, geo coordinates 52.36667, -1.43333) with population of 1813 people.


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Our inventory is second to none! Buy titanium is what our customers rely on us for! Since our inception in 1979 we have been manufacturing top of the line products and services that the competition is unable to match! All of our products are put through extensive testing to ensure that we are bringing you only the best! To learn more about what we may be able to do for you visit us online today!
Distributors, retailers, manufacturers and metal finishing industries buy titanium in varying stages of fabrication. These can include mill products or completed parts. Titanium metal is an extremely strong, low density and highly corrosion resistant substance that is sought after in a variety of industries for these physical properties.
In its pure form, titanium is comparably the same strength as steel and yet 45% lighter, and it is twice as strong as aluminum and copper with only a 60% increase in volume. Additionally, titanium is very ductile and has good electrical conductivity, features which allow its use in military, medical, automotive, aerospace, desalinization, petrochemical, chemical and food processing, transit, agricultural, construction, electrical and paper and pulp industries. Depending upon specific needs, titanium can be bought in mill product form or in more finished stages of production. Mill products offer a wide range of stock shapes such as titanium bars, rods, sheets, plates, and foils which may then undergo secondary processing as needed. Alternatively, suppliers offer finished products such as titanium pipes and tubing which come ready for installation. While pure titanium is used in either case, it is extremely hard which adds difficulty and expense to fabrication. For this reason, many companies offer titanium alloys, the mixed composition of which retains many of the desirable characteristics of pure titanium but is more manageable.
Although titanium is the ninth most abundant element, making up 0.57% of the Earth's crust, it is never found in pure form. Instead, titanium is found in ores, or mineral deposits, such as Rutile, Ilmenite and Sphene. The most common extraction technique is the Kroll method. This involves forming titanium tetrachloride through fractional distillation. This substance is then reduced to useable metallic titanium using magnesium. The resulting highly porous yield is referred to as a sponge. The titanium sponge may then be melted or pressed into castings which form foil, sheets, wire, granules, bars or powders that, pure or alloyed, are distributed to manufacturers. Hot or cold forming, flat rolling, extrusion, welding, machining, casting, wrought, forging and spinning processes can be used individually or in conjunction with other techniques to transform stock shapes into final products. Manufacturing companies buy either plating anodes, which are used in plating or electroplating processes, or sacrificial anodes, which are used to protect base structures. While size and production processes are important considerations, titanium grades should be regarded to ensure the proper alloy or pure metal is selected for a given task. Quality monitoring and testing are often inherent in the production of titanium products, and certification is commonly provided upon purchase of titanium.

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There is nothing more wonderful than being naked.
The feeling of pure freedom one gets when in the nip is just heaven.
Unfortunately, with our climate in the UK, plus our propensity for being a bit reserved, we just don't get naked enough.
For some of us, the odd shower is the only opportunity to really go mad and take off all our clothes.
If you would like to get naked a bit more and are not remotely bothered by the idea of millions of people seeing your bod on the telly, then pay attention, for there is a cracking opportunity for you.
Channel 4 are looking for people take part in TV show Naked attraction - and then probably feature on Gogglebox a few days later.
The show debuted back in 2016 and has been a hit ever since.
Hosted by Anna Richardson who is the only on camera presence to remain fully clothed throughout - the aim is to find love based solely on staring at other people's genitalia. Sort of like extreme Snapchat.
Once you pick the body that floats your boat the face of the naked human is revealed and then the couple go on a fully clothed date. It's basically backward dating.
To take part just head to the Studio Lambert website and click apply now . You can even register with Facebook as they already have all your data harvested or alternatively you can do it the old way and enter your details manually.
That you are aged 18 years or over on the date of submitting your application and a British National and/or have the right to reside in the United Kingdom or the Republic of Ireland and that you are not employed or engaged and have not been previously employed or engaged by any company within the All 3 Media Group or Channel 4 and you are not a live-in partner or immediate relative of an employee of or worker for any company within the All 3 Media Group or Channel 4.
You acknowledge that we will be carrying out background checks, including criminal record background checks, on all contributors. If you have anything in your past or you become involved in any criminal and/or civil proceedings or other conduct that may attract negative press or publicity at any time after submitting this application, you will make us aware of it immediately.
If you are shortlisted you agree to undergo a psychological assessment by an independent psychologist.


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Mary Hawkes made the most of her time in Bernalillo County Juvenile Detention Center – she read books, studied for her GED and wrote stories about her life growing up in Los Lunas, parents dying when she was young and being adopted.
But one of her favorite things to do was to go to music class with teacher Carolina Acuña-Olvera, who would become a mentor and mother figure after she was released from the detention center.
She would orchestrate musical pieces using musical software and write lyrics to them, said Acuña-Olvera, who mentored a few other girls from the detention center.
Hawkes, 19, was shot and killed by police Monday after police say she was a suspect in an auto theft investigation and pulled a gun on an officer.
She was charged in 2011 as a juvenile with attempted criminal sexual contact of a child under 13, and was convicted of a lesser battery offense and sentenced to two years of probation, according to court records.
In 2009 she was charged with abuse or possession of glue or aerosol spray, and assault, threat or menacing conduct. She pleaded no contest to the assault charge.
As an adult, she pleaded guilty to public drinking and offenses by minors outside a Downtown bar in April of last year, according to the criminal complaint. Five days after that arrest, she was charged with shoplifting at Sears, according to a criminal complaint. Those charges were later dismissed, according to court records.
She lived in transitional housing in the International District when she was released from the detention center, and worked odd jobs – including stints with Petco, Sonic, and Zacatecas in Nob Hill. She lived on and off with Acuña-Olvera, sometimes breaking into cars to find a safe place to sleep, Acuña-Olvera said. She said Hawkes didn’t feel comfortable sleeping in shelters because she was a young woman.
Acuña-Olvera said Hawkes had tried various drugs but wasn’t addicted, and said she had never seen her with a gun. Hawkes carried a small knife for protection, Acuña-Olvera said.
“If she was addicted to anything it was mandarin orange chicken at Panda Express,” Acuña-Olvera said.
Hawkes had worked with horses in Corrales while she was incarcerated, and owned dogs as well as a small reptile. Acuña-Olvera said Hawkes would often feed her animals before feeding herself when necessary, and wanted to work with them in the future.
She was kicked out of her apartment because she let people whom she knew were in need crash there, Acuña-Olvera said.
She said she heard about Hawkes’ death Monday from another woman who had been incarcerated with Hawkes.

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Institutional early instruction is nearly always far inferior to parental care.
After hearing First 5 California's spokesman, Rob Reiner, recently speak once again publicly this time on a local radio station--I am compelled to share an opposite viewpoint about mandated, universal preschool. We have been barraged by misleading First 5 California commercials. In a recent one, a CEO is leading a group of tiny children on a tour of an aerospace plant, theorizing how preschool attendance will ensure students success later in life and in the work force, and will save society money. There are glaring omissions in this commercial. No parents are present, and no statistical, empirical evidence is presented about the claims.
First 5 adherents say that they want to help parents, but their major goal, of requiring all children to be enrolled in public school by the age of 3, is not what is best for most children. Young children need their parents loving care and nurturing. Mandated, universal preschool would require even more taxes to fund these comprehensive programs. That in turn would contribute to parents working even more to make ends meet, and thus be separated further from their young children.
Institutional early instruction is nearly always far inferior to parental care. Parents need to be encouraged to not abdicate that joy, right, and duty to the state. They also need to vote for representatives who streamline our state budget and programs.
The San Jose Mercury News estimates that 1.5 million children would be in a California mandated preschool system and figures that at a cost of $10,000 per child First 5 would cost taxpayers another $15 billion per year. There is no evidence of any lasting academic or socio-emotional long-term gains, while this costly endeavor would likely impair young children and the nuclear family.
No state that has tried mandated universal preschool has had either significant or verifiable positive results.
In August 2004, California Family released a footnoted, statistically-based study on this issue. Universal Preschool: Does it Really Help Children? Is it Worth the Cost? written by Karen Holgate. She is the Director of Legislative Policy with the California Family Council in Riverside, CA.
In the article, She states, California's new Master Plan for Education was released in August 2002. Supporters hail it as a new vision for California's failing education system, one that will focus on greater academic achievement and career preparation across the full spectrum of students at all levels.
However, the reality is that the new plan puts the state in control over every aspect of a child's growth and development from birth through college (or employment).
Legislation to implement the plan is now being discussed in conference between Senate and Assembly members. The bills include a universal preschool system for three-and-four-year-olds, mental health screening for all children beginning at birth, mandatory full-day kindergarten attendance for all five-year-olds, parent training, and a massive restructuring of California's education system.
Until early education becomes evidence-based, it will be doomed to cycles of fad and fancy.
First 5's mission is an integral part of the Master Plan, which envisions a seamless set of standards covering and directing children from birth through retirement. It is social engineering--intrusive and manipulative. No state that has tried mandated universal preschool has had either significant or verifiable positive results. For example, Georgia found that its preschool program conferred no apparent gains on participating children. In addition, First 5's propaganda to further the California Teachers Association's controlling agenda is a highly improper use of tobacco tax dollars, which fund First 5.
If children receive the quality attention that comes best from a parent, new and even existing programs will be needed less. Head Start co-founder, Edward F. Ziglar, the director of Yale University's Bush Center in Child Development and Social Policy, has spoken out against mandatory preschool, and he only supports preschool for 3 and 4 year olds as a way to provide necessary child care.
The Hoover Institution published a study called, Much Too Early, in which Professor David Elkind summed up this issue when he said, "The average child attending Head Start exits that program being able to name only one, yes, one letter of the alphabet. Until early education becomes evidence-based, it will be doomed to cycles of fad and fancy."
Joan Schumacher is a resident of Santa Maria, and the mother of two young adult sons. Joan has a California B.A. in Sociology and an Elementary Teaching Credential. She serves as the director of a private independent study program, a private tutor, and the author of a phonics-based literacy program.


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Associated British Foods plc today issues its first interim management statement in accordance with the requirements of the UK Listing Authority’s Disclosure and Transparency rules. The period covered is the 16 weeks to 5 January 2008.
Group revenue for the first 16 weeks was 13% ahead of the same period last year driven by strong growth from each of Primark, Agriculture, Grocery and Ingredients. This was marginally offset by lower revenues from Sugar.
Sugar revenues were 12% lower than last year largely because, as previously reported, the equivalent period last year benefited from the early shipment of export sales from the UK. Profit in the UK will be lower than last year, mainly as a result of further effects of the EU sugar regime restructuring, but also higher energy costs and a smaller crop. Poland has had a record crop but profit will also suffer from regime changes. The recent strengthening of the euro will benefit both businesses. Sugar production in southern Africa will be lower than expected as high rainfall levels have made it impossible to harvest all available cane. This has particularly affected South Africa and Zambia. Illovo has announced an investment of £100m for the construction, in Mali, of a new sugar mill with an ethanol and electricity co-generation unit, in which it will have a 70% stake. It will manage the agricultural development to produce the sugar cane required to supply this new facility. A total of 11 sugar beet factories have now been acquired in north east China and the campaign is progressing well.
Our agriculture businesses made a strong start to the year with revenue up 20%. Frontier benefited from its operations in the wheat market and UK animal feeds performed well.
Sales at Primark were 26% ahead of last year reflecting the increase in retail selling space and strong like-for-like sales growth. Christmas trading was ahead of our expectations. At 5 January 2008 there were 173 stores with 5 million sq ft of selling space. Since last year end we have opened new stores in Jerez and Madrid, bringing the number of stores in Spain to four, a new store in Cork and larger stores in Tralee and Brighton which replaced smaller stores there. A further four stores in Spain are planned to open in April.
Grocery revenue was 15% ahead with good sales growth from Twinings Ovaltine and a continuation of the improvement seen in the second half last year from Allied Bakeries. Wheat prices remain high both in the UK and Australia but have now been successfully recovered through pricing. Trading by the new world foods business, which combines the Patak’s and Blue Dragon brands, is encouraging. As expected, the sharp increases in corn and soy oil costs in the US have led to margin pressure and lower volumes at ACH, but price increases have been made to improve profitability.
Ingredients revenue was 16% ahead. We are investing £50m in additional yeast and yeast extract capacity in north east China and £17m in enzyme capacity expansion in Finland.
Cashflow for the period and the group’s net debt are in line with expectations although working capital is higher than forecast as a result of the impact of higher commodity prices on stock values and volumes.
Trading in the current year has been fully up to our expectations. As previously highlighted, reform of the European Union sugar regime will have a large negative effect on this year’s profit. However, we continue to expect profits in the rest of the group to show good progress despite volatility in some commodity prices.


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Barton W. Stone, Thomas and Alexander Campbell, Samuel Rogers, Walter Scott, “Raccoon” John Smith, Moses E. Lard, and many others are featured in this brief Restoration Movement history. Includes the “Autobiography of Chester Bullard,” a work which hasn’t seen print since it was first published in the Christian Standard in 1893.
No study of the Restoration of New Testament Christianity is complete without knowing about some of the men who sacrificed and suffered as a result of their dedication to “do Bible things in Bible ways.” They serve as an excellent example because of their desire to only follow what the Bible says–free from denominational creeds, names, and practices.
Barton W. Stone, Thomas and Alexander Campbell, Samuel Rogers, Walter Scott, “Raccoon” John Smith, Moses E. Lard, and many others are featured in this brief Restoration Movement history.
As an added bonus, this volume includes the “Autobiography of Chester Bullard,” a work which hasn’t seen print since it was first published in the Christian Standard in 1893.


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As per their website, Iseedfast offers seedboxes with seamless performance at an affordable price, constant updates with plugins and 24/7 customer support. This review is for their SEEDFAST BASIC plan priced at $3/month.
Speeds are quite good. We’ve downloaded 10 popular torrents and the download speed we got averages from 40-50 Mbps with a 5-6Mbps upload speed. Iseedfast does support public trackers but it will not seed once the download has been completed. Private trackers have no restrictions.
Good customer service is the heart of all business companies, big or small. It’s very important to provide excellent and fast service to keep up with the competition and stay in business for a long time.
Our seedbox crashed after deleting a bunch of torrents and they were able to answer our tickets in just a few hours. Although by that time we were able to get our seedbox restarted already.
This dashboard app features tutorials, FAQs and also has a chat area where you can talk with other users and support staff. Although this app is quite unique, a lot of users would prefer using a web based control panel for a much easier access.


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BOYS' BASKETBALL, WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
LEBANON, Mo. — The second annuall SWMO Basketball Future 50 Showcase brought together many of the region’s top players last Sunday at Lebanon High. Here is a look at the Class of 2020-2021 boys’ basketball players at the event. The players are listed by the team they played on and their jersey number.
Abraham has good strength for a guard and likes to stick his nose in the paint and gets tough rebounds — especially at the defensive end of the court. A solid, all-around player, Gaw is terrific off the bounce and is a good creator for himself and others. He looks to push the tempo and has good ball control.
A skilled big man is a terrific high post game. He is a fine passer who looks to distribute and can make a defense guess. He can also put the ball on the floor and make something happen for himself. A player with great post moves.
A standout 3-point shooter with deep range, Cox can knock down outside shots while spotting up, or off the bounce. He is also a creative finisher around the basket and has the potential to lead a team as a point. He plays smart and he knows how to zip around while keeping the ball protected.
Fender is a long interior player with a lot of bounce in his step who can protect the basket at a high level. He does a good job of standing his ground and challenging shots without getting into foul trouble and was among the better all-around shot blockers and interior finishers around the glass we saw.
Armed with good size and a big frame at 6’5, Gale continues to show nimble feet, good hands and a well-rounded skill set. He can bang in the post and score in the paint, but can also step away from the basket and knock down outside shots as well, making him a tough match-up for opponents.
Kleeman has good size and surprisingly great hops around the basket. It all comes easily when he’s in the zone. He can pick an opposing player apart. He can float to the basket and shoot mid-way through the air off the glass. Kleeman has a high release, but he also jumps well when he shoots. A deadly combination when he’s feeling it.
Stretch is a confident guard with good instincts and quick misdirection as he looks to create space. He has a big frame and a diverse, well-rounded skill set for a point guard with bright intuition and a solid deep ball from NBA land when he has things dialed in. An enjoyable player to watch.
A strong guard with good size and strength who got varsity time as a freshman. Whitley has great instincts with the ball and can do a lot to help his team without having to score. He’s athletic, intelligent and can find paths to the basket that few players can find. A player who could easily take his game up a notch his sophomore season.
A player with good size, width, strength and energy. He makes smart decisions with the ball and can force his way inside and score, clean up plays and rebound and even block shots. A tough kid who is going to get opportunities on the floor.
A skilled player with a high basketball IQ. He plays smart at all times. He looks to find the open man and can connect with his bigs. Crowell had the assist of the day with a slick lob pass to Trevon Price for the two-handed slam.
A strong player with a lot of heart and hustle. He competes hard. He runs the floor and dives on the floor to save the ball. He does a lot of the little things at a high level.
A smart player who can handle it but plays off the ball a lot. He can handle himself inside and cleans up plays and does well when the game is physical and a lot of bodies are inside. He hustles a lot and can score when he has a look. Also showed some athleticism.
Hodges is a strong, tough point guard who is capable of scoring the ball, but also brings a pass-first, pass-second mentality to the floor. He is a good defender, strong rebounder and looks to attack the basket, draw-and-kick to open shooters.
A strong and physical inside-outside forward, Lewis has improved his outside shot with a lot of hard work. He remains a tough match-up with the ability to drive to the bucket and finish in traffic and over and around players. He’s a match-up problem for most opponents, too strong, skilled and physical for many who defend him.
Lewis is a mobile player who stays low as he weaves through a defense. He protects the ball and can score if needed. He attacks players on defense and can swipe the ball and finish plays in transition. He has a lot of potential as a spot up shooter and point guard. A smart lefty with great rhythm.
McBride is a tall, athletic wing /forward who can do anything on the court. He can rebound, score inside and out and play around the basket. An athletic player who creates and plays off the ball and can put his head down and get somewhere in a hurry.
A player on the rise who plays hard on both ends. He fights for position and is a good rebounder, defender who can score when he has an opening and put back shots off a miss. He stretches the floor with his outside shot has a solid mid-range.
A nice player who’s quick on his feet and knows how to get an open look. Osborne moves off the ball well, can shoot quickly after the catch and he follows his shot and works inside to collect rebounds. He likes to poke at the ball and can force turnovers and pass ahead to his teammates.
A bouncy player who can hang around the rim and make plays. And by make plays we mean two-handed power jams. Price is a great rebounder and can score when he’s in the zone. He just doesn’t always look to score as much as he should.


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Battery, 7A-BS (Parts Unlimited Brand or WPS Brand depending on stock availability) This is the replacement battery for the following scooters. Genuine Buddy 125, 150, 170i, Kymco People 150 and many many more., (actual battery is different from picture indicated) Kymco People 150, Kymco People S 50, People S125, and People S200 This battery also fits 99% of the Chinese 150cc scooters.
Battery, 7A-BS (Yuasa Brand) This is the replacement battery for the following scooters. Genuine Buddy 125, 150, 170i, Kymco People 150, Kymco People S 50, People S125, and People S200 This battery also fits 99% of the Chinese 150cc scooters.

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Selling an Electrical Grass Cutter for R800.00.
It is a Flyn10 Turbo Light 350.
It is still in a working condition.


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(*1) Optional (only for experienced people): Descend with mountain bikes from the Cloud Forest (1,700 m.a.s.l.) – to Pilcopata town (700 m.a.s.l.).
(*2) Optional: At Pilcopata town we will make the final settings for a 1 hour tropical jungle river rafting down the KosñipataRiver having the opportunity for a dip and of course enjoy the spectacular view of the KoñeqCanyon.
DAY 03: Erika Lodge is located in a transition zone between high and low jungle (600 m.a.s.l. to 1,150 m.a.s.l), encompassing different habitats. This altitude range explains the high diversity of wildlife found around this lodge, so immediately after breakfast, we will start walking near the riverbanks, during the hike our guide will talk about insects, medicinal plants, trees, reptiles, mammals, etc.
This afternoon we board our boat, and after five minutes, we will walk for another 30 minutes approximately though a very nice trail to observe and talk about the interesting flora fond such as sensitive plants, heliconias, fruit plantations, etc. until we arrive to Machuwasi Lake where with the help of a telescope we can observe great egrets, tucanets, carpenters,Keskadees, cardinals, etc. Short night walk to observe American bullfrogs, horned frogs, tree frogs and an incredible variety of insects. New!!!Canopy tour: Our guests traverse from tree to tree andplatform to platform using pulleys on horizontal.traverse cables, as they sail through the treetops of the tropical rainforest canopy, and over the trails far below. Expert guides assist you in this exciting journey through the different layers of the virgin rain forests and explain what’s going on around you, from the time you leave the ground, until you rappel back down to the forest floor.
DAY 04: This day we will get up very early to board our boat again for only five minutes down river to a Parrot clay Lick called “Collpa” on the riverbanks, where many species of parrots such as the blue headed parrot, white-eyed parakeet, feed for mineral and salt supplements to their diet of seeds and fruits. Immediately after we continue to Atalaya Port where the bus will drive us to Cusco city, arriving late in the night where our manu cultural zone tour ends.
01Night at Orquídeas de San Pedro Lodge, 02 nights at Erika Lodge.
All land and river transportation, captain and river rafting equipment, mountain biking equipment and special guide for the Canopy Zip down and required equipment.

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Biography of Erin our "Newshound"
Erin is a three-year-old Yellow Labrador who lives, works, and sleeps in Berea, Kentucky. She is smarter than she looks. She's shrewd. She sees a lot and she smells even more. She wonders what you are hiding. She knows what she knows and she's not giving much away. Erin is friendly. Very friendly. Deceptively friendly. When she wags her tail (which is pretty much all the time) you might think she is happy to see you, but she's that way to everyone. It's an act. Actually her tail indicates brain activity. Don't be fooled: you don't know whose side she is on. She'll figure you out, and find your place in the big picture. You won't know what she's up to until the story breaks, and by then it will be too late.


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Learn about life in Canada and at Algoma U through the friendship and support of an upper-year student!
In spending a few hours a week with your mentor, you will grow immeasurably in confidence, and feel the value of the warm community we have at Algoma U.
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"Deutsche Welle" reported on November 19th , that Russian Energy Minister Novak revealed in Moscow that he had held a meeting with Venezuelan Foreign Minister Rafael Ramirez dealing with the continued falling of oil prices, and agreed to take "joint action" to confront with the growing downside of international oil prices. Now Russia is developing appropriate measures.
Ramirez's visit to Moscow is only a step to develop "joint strategy". Previously, he has visited Algeria, Qatar, Iran, and many other oil-producing countries. With the decreasing global demand caused by the slowdown of China, EU and other major economies, and the surge of US shale oil production leading to import reduction, only when the oil producers work together to cut production will they be able to increase oil price. Otherwise the oil price may keep at a low level for a long time. In addition, Saudi Arabia may become the spoiler of the game.
As a great country of oil production and reservation, Saudi Arabia has the capability to balance the world oil supply and demand. Normally, Saudi Arabia should have cut production with other producers to support oil prices. Some analysts believe that, in terms of geopolitics, America colludes with Saudi Arabia to bring down oil price, so as to crack down other countries’economy such as Russia, Venezuela, etc. However, it was denied on November 12th by Saudi Oil Minister Alial-naimi. Other market analysts think Saudi tries to use some jiggery-pokery to leverage the market. For example, MLV & Co.analyst Chad Mabry feels that Saudi purposely lowers down oil export price to America obviously aims at American shale oil producers, because shale oil is the biggest threat in its market share.
Saudi Arabia had once announced that it was prepared to accept $70~80/barrel within a year.

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If you wish to purchase materials from your faculty budget, the library can order materials for you. Please place requests through your liaison. We will place the order, process the materials, and have the charges deducted from your budget.
Materials purchased from your budget are the property of the law school, but will be kept by you and never retrieved for the use of other library users.
We encourage faculty members to assist us in developing our library collection. If you wish to suggest a title for the library collection, please contact your liaison or Jessie Burchfield, law library director.


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I design and make contemporary glass art from concept to installation for a variety of different markets. I use kiln work techniques to create one off artworks which have a handmade character. I only use ‘Bullseye’ glass materials within my work for its vibrant colours and outstanding quality.
My black and white photography of modern architecture often initiates research and my studio practice has developed by utilising these images. I am inspired by the works of modern painters such as Mondrian and Rothko for their use of bold and vivid colours. The abstract nature of my art is a fusion of all these factors.
My award winning artworks ‘A Fine Line’ are my latest designs. These artworks are constructed with 1mm glass rods to create geo-metric patterns and abstract imagery. The relationship between glass, light and space is a key element in my studio practice. By using both transparent and opaque glass I can experiment with the transmitted and reflective light created by each piece of art.


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The UPC or Universal Product Code has been in use since 1974. It was originally conceived as a way for modern supermarkets to keep track of the unprecedented number of items that moved through their checkout systems. Shortly after being introduced however, other industries recognized the utility and efficiency of the system and adapted it to their particular use. Today you’d be hard pressed to find a store or manufacturer anywhere in the world that doesn’t use some form of the UPC system.
In North America where the system began it has been refined to include two main variants of the original coding system with the UPC-A 12 digit system being the industry standard. The UPC-E variant consists of a six digit code and is mostly used on items too physically small to accommodate the standard 12 digit codes.
WHO RUNS THE UPC SYSTEM?
The UPC system is overseen by a non-profit company called GS1. Formerly they were issued by the UCC. When a manufacturer wishes to join the UPC system they pay a fee whereupon GS1 issues them a unique manufacturer identification number commonly referred to as the “company prefix”.
0, 1, 6, 7 or 8 indicates a manufactured product that is not a drug.
2 indicates a material destined for local usage for example in a store or a warehouse. The manufacturer code section of the barcode is used for item number and the product code part is used for weight or the price. The first digit of the product code section determines if that section is used for price or weight.
3 indicates a drug. The code is referred to as the National Drug Code or more commonly, the UPN code.
4 is used to indicate a non-food item such as a loyalty card.
5 or 9 are used to indicate a manufacturer coupon or discount. In this case manufacturer code remains unchanged whereas the product codes first 3 digits are used as family code and the other 2 digits are the coupon code which also determines the discount amount.
Starting, middle and end bars give the barcode readers a structure about where the parts of the UPC code starts and ends.
Digits 2-6 are the manufacturer code. Manufacturer code or with its widely used name Company Prefix is a 5 digit number, used for the identification of the manufacturer company of the product. Company prefixes are issued by the international organization GS1, formerly they were issued by the UCC. (Just a side note: in the new GTIN specification which is currently used for GTIN codes by GS1, the length of the company prefix varies between seven and eleven digits.) Digits 7 through 11 are the product code which refers to a specific product. The final digit (digit 12) is the check digit.
Sum the digits in the even numbered positions (2, 4, 6, 8, 10) and add this to the result of the first step.
Calculate the module ten of the result of the second step.
Substract the result of the third step from 10, the number you find is the check digit.
There are four different symbols at work in a bar code: narrow and wide spaces and narrow and wide bars; with spaces being white and bars being black. Though designed to be read by computers barcodes are not encrypted and there are any number of websites that will teach the curious how to interpret the bars and spaces of a UPC label.
EAN or European Article Number (now renamed as “International Article Number”) is a superset of UPC codes. European regulators however added a 13th digit to the string which enabled the number of possible code combinations to expand from 1 trillion to 10 trillion; basically future-proofing the system against overuse. EAN-13 barcode numbers also indicate the country of the company which sells the product. It’s also possible to prefix a UPC code with a 0 in order to make it an EAN-13 code.
In 2005 GS1 instituted a change in the reading system of the UPC code they labeled the “Sunrise Initiative”. The change had to do with expanding the capability of UPC data structures to accommodate the longer 13 digit EAN codes. GS1 also suggested that all manufacturers, distributors and retailers upgrade their database structures to accommodate anticipated 14 digit structures as well. These changes were instituted to enable any company anywhere to scan any EAN or GS1 coded item with the goal of clearing away hurdles to global trade.