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on Sunday 7th April 2019.
Class 2. BD Intro B. (Seniors).
1st. Sarah Parkes – Chock A Block.
2nd. Sheri Parkes – Casper.
3rd. Amanda Nimmo – White Ladies Carter.
1st. Dawn Wattis – Bowerbrook Taryn Belle.
2nd. Natalie Mendelsshon – Wicklow Boris.
Class 5. Medium Level 71.
1st. Dawn Wattis – Bowerbrook Taryn Belle.
Class 5. Advanced Medium 90.
1st. Val Hall – Sway Molly Moon.
Winter Dressage Series held at Sands Farm E. C.
on Sunday 6th January 2019.
Class 1. Intro A. Juniors.
Class 1. Intro A. Seniors.
Class 1A. GDRC Intro to Canter.(2017). Seniors.
Goring & District Riding Club Winter Dressage Series held at Brinsbury College on Sunday 25th November 2018.
0928 108 Pegasus. Freya Conroy. N 0 91.2 1st.
0936 110 Hot Chilli Pepper. Ruby Light. N 0 93.38 2nd.
0920 106 Silver. Jemima Fussell. N 0 106.23 3rd.
0924 107 Barbie. Emma Braithwaite. N 0 133.41 4th.
1002 115 Fizz. Amy Little. N 0 78.15 1st.
1022 120 Cisco. Matthew Perry. N 0 98.81 2nd.
1026 121 Coco Popsicle. Abigail Holland-Owen. Y 4secs. 99.62 3rd.
1038 124 Leo. Leigh Smith. N 0 100.28 4th.
1014 118 Lough Melvin Boden. Rachel Watts. Y 4secs. 105.77 5th.
1030 122 Artemis. Janine Ryall. N 8secs 113.28 6th.
1018 119 Pico. Rebecca Wood. N 0 114.96 7th.
1034 123 Ruby. Janice Green. Y 0 125.69 8th.
1010 117 The Meadow Stream. Stacey Rodgers. N 0 139.73 9th.
0954 113 Harry. Jaime Stephens. Y 0 140.64 10th.
0946 111 Laura. Corinne Short. N 0 147.63 11th.
1006 116 Kerry. Kimara Nye. N 0 154.15 12th.
0950 112 Jackson. Jackie Nye. N Elim. Elim.
0958 114 Lady Blue. Danielle Sawkins N W/D. W/D.
1143 208 Hillview Princess. Paige Ayling. Y 0 124.4 1st.
1151 210 Cassidy. Ronni Harding Good. N 0 127.53 2nd.
1147 209 Andy Oisin. Millie Plummer. N 0 127.58 3rd.
1127 204 Mac. Jodie Rogers. N 0 136.84 4th.
1115 201 Yoda. Olivia Nolan. Y 0 137.12 5th.
1111 108 Pegasus. Freya Conroy. N 4secs. 137.6 6th.
1139 207 Castlacomer Strawberry. Henry Lutener. N 0 145.35 7th.
1135 105 Morello. Thomas Edmonds. 0 150.25 8th.
1107 107 Silver. Jemima Fussell. N 0 152.91 9th.
1103 106 Barbie. Emma Braithwaite. N 8secs. 165.49 10th.
1123 203 White Ladies Carter. Alyssa Nimmo. Y Elim. Elim.
1131 205 Russell. Tia Holland. N Elim. Elim.
1119 202 Dinky. Summer Egan. Y W/D. W/D.
1226 216 Autumn Rain. Rosally Hamlett. N 0 114.21 1st.
1218 214 Amber-rose. Layla Smith Y 0 118.84 2nd.
1210 212 Bobby. Sophie Sharp N 0 119.33 3rd.
1254 223 Chief. Anne Rowson. N 0 123.57 4th.
1258 224 Bea. Suzie Artlett. N 4secs. 134.03 5th.
1214 213 Summer. Leeann Lampard. Y 0 134.17 6th.
1234 218 Keen As Mustard. Terri Yates. Y 4secs. 137.1 7th.
1250 222 Bert. Sue Walker. N 0 146.34 8th.
1238 219 Finigan. Tabitha Whistler. Y 0 149.34 9th.
1246 221 Essima. Sharon Richardson. N 0 150.79 10th.
1310 227 Albie. Jess Good. N 0 158.25 11th.
1230 217 Boris. Hannah Eastlake. N 16secs. 161.9 12th.
1206 211 Cushlas Ramona. Kirstie Thomas. Y 0 179.59 13th.
1242 220 Love Actually Nicky Butcher Y Error. Elim. Elim.
1302 225 Lady Blue. Danielle Sawkins. Fall. Elim Elim.
1306 226 Bento. Phoebe Varney. N Elim. Elim. Elim.
1222 215 Queenie Annalea Hudec N Retired. Retired. Retired.
1411 304 Dollar. Tia Holland. N 0 97.72 1st.
1415 305 Leading Lady 2. Edward Daniell. N 0 102.04 2nd.
1351 301 Autumn Rain. Jodie Rogers. N 8secs. 102.72 3rd.
1359 223 Chief. Anne Rowson. N 4secs. 114.79 4th.
1403 302 Mac. Jodie Rogers. N 4secs. 115.32 5th.
1343 220 Love Actually. Nicky Butcher. Y 4secs. 115.36 6th.
1355 222 Bert. Sue Walker. N 4secs. 118.71 7th.
1339 210 Cassidy. Ronni Harding Good. N 8secs. 120.94 8th.
1347 221 Essima Sharon Richardson. N W/D. W/D. W/D.
1407 303 Wilbrook Couger Diamond. Abigail Woodward. N W/D. W/D. W/D.
on Sunday 21st October 2018.
Class 1. BD Intro C. (Juniors).
1st. Sophie O’Sullivan – Legally Blonde. 63 147.5 64.13%.
2nd. Anna Tuck – Rayning Diamond. 62 144.5 62.83%.
3rd. Lily Shears – Harvey. 63 144 62.61%.
4th. Harley Connelly – Merlin. 56 128 55.65%.
5th. Bethany Williams – Penny Farthings Robin. 53 124 53.91%.
6th. Kevin Makey – Livings Golden Sovereign. 52 119 51.745.
Class 1. BD Intro C (Seniors).
1st. Sharon Overington – Clyrohill Charlie O. 68 155.5 67.61%.
2nd. Jane Lee – Baileys Comet. 65 141.5 61.52%.
3rd. Jaime Lee Stephens – Bertie. 60 135 58.70%.
4th. Jan Wood – Gypsy Blue. 56 127.5 55.43%.
5th. Jessie Harris – Little Lizzie. 53 120.5 52.39%.
Class 1a. GDRC Intro to Canter (2017) (Junior).
1st. Harley Connelly – Merlin. 46 134.5 58.48%.
2nd. Courtney Williams – Mockbeggar Black Fly. 47 128.5 55.87%.
3rd. Lauren Davis – Golden Girl. 50 128 55.65%.
1st. Julie Lawrence – Pure Clover Genius. 66 189 65.17%.
2nd. Andrea MacDonald - Ruby Star III. 66 188.5 65.00%.
3rd. Emma Allen - Mister Magee. 65 188.5 65.00%.
4th. Julia Martin – Truway Wizard. 60 169 58.28%.
5th. Jacqueline Reeves – Humbug. 57 163 56.21%.
6th. Courtney Williams – Mockbeggar Black Fly. 55 162 55.86%.
7th. Anna Tuck – Rayning Diamond. 55 148.5 51.21%.
HC. Kara Jarvis – Ballysteen Hero. 63 184.5 63.62%.
1st. Charlene Smith – Bramshill Lass. 70 179.5 69.04%.
2nd. Xanthe Smith - Ruby StarIII. 71 177 68.08%.
3rd. Nicky Butcher – Love Actually. 66 174 66.92%.
4th. Lara Squires – Bally Bach. . 63 164.5 63.27%.
5th. Linda Kidby – Bruce. 63 164 63.08%.
6th. Sarah Dove – Nanny Plum. 59 155 59.62%.
7th. Tina Cook – Bento. 62 154.5 59.42%.
HC Kara Jarvis – Ballysteen Hero. 65 170 65.38%.
1st. Claudia Felstead – Subalten Will. 54 178 68.46%.
2nd. Sheri Parkes – Casper. 50 159 61.51%.
3rd. Charlene Smith – Penchesco. 48 144 55.38%.
4th. Amanda Nimmo – White Ladies Carter. 45 142.5 54.81%.
1st. Sue Scott-Collis – The Cool Sandpiper. 56 218.5 68.28%.
2nd. Claudia Felstead – Subalten Will. 54 217.5 67.97%.
3rd. Dawn Wattis – Bowerbrook Taryn Belle. 52 207.5 64.84%.
1st. Val Hall – Sway Molly Moon. 46 168 57.93%.
on Sunday 16th September 2018.
Class 1. BRC W&T Test 1. (Juniors).
1st. Anna Tuck – Rayning Diamond. 61 127.5 60.71%.
2nd. Bethany Williams – Penny Farthings Robin. 60 127.5 60.71%.
Class 1. BRC W&T Test 1.(Seniors).
1st. Jaime Lee Stephens – Bertie. 59 126 60.00%.
Class 1a. GDRC Intro to Canter (2017) (Junior).
1st. Courtney Williams – Mockbeggar Black Fly. 51 145 63.04%.
2nd. Harley Connelly – Inky Black. 48 138 60.00%.
Class 1a. GDRC Intro to Canter (2017)( Senior).
1st. Emma Allen - Mister Magee. 70 181 69.62%.
2nd. Courtney Williams – Mockbeggar Black Fly. 62 164.5 63.27%.
3rd. Andrea MacDonald - Ruby Star III. 63 162.5 62.50%.
4th. Anita Nomikos – Baykal. 61 160.5 61.73%.
5th. Carlos Nomikos – Leafycroft Masterpiece. 60 155 59.62%.
6th. Bridie Newman – Taffy. 60 154.5 59.42%.
1st. Nicky Butcher – Love Actually. 70 188.5 69.81%.
2nd. Charlene Smith – Bramshill Lass. 70 187 69.26%.
3rd. Victoria Nomikos – Leafycroft Masterpiece. 69 185.5 68.70%.
4th. Xanthe Smith - Ruby StarIII. 69 185 68.52%.
5th. Sharon Woolnough – Seapatrick. 67 180.5 66.85%.
6th. Terri Yates – Keen as Mustard. 62 176.5 65.37%.
7th. Victoria Nomikos – Baykal. 65 176 65.19%.
8th. Linda Kidby – Bruce. 64 173 64.07%.
9th. Nicky Butcher – Silver Lady Blue. 63 173 64.07%.
10th. Aileen Tizzard – Banner. 66 171 63.33%.
11th. Graeme Burton – Legaland Bradley. 63 165 61.11%.
12th. Sarah Dove – Nanny Plum. 60 165 61.11%.
13th. Julia Watts – Marbahran. 61 164 60.74%.
1st. Candice Dunlop – Lady V. 68 177.5 68.27%.
2nd. Pat Parris – Disco Dancer. 67 175.5 67.50%.
3rd. Graeme Burton – Legaland Bradley. 66 171.5 65.96%.
4th. Sarah Dove – Nanny Plum. 65 170.5 65.58%.
5th. Sharon Woolnough – Seapatrick. 66 169.5 65.19%.
6th. Sophie Offord – Penchesco. 65 166 63.85%.
7th. Tina Cook – Bento. 64 163.5 62.88%.
8th. Aileen Tizzard – Banner. 63 163 62.69%.
9th. Michaela Few – Shosholoza. 60 160 61.54%.
1st. Charlene Smith – Penchesco. 55 192.5 68.75%.
2nd. Pat Parris – Disco Dancer. 53 188 67.14%.
3rd. Suzie Artlett – Roxy. 54 184 65.71%.
4th. Emily Smith – Apache. 53 183 65.38%.
5th. Rebecca Taylor – Dunmore Girl. 53 178 63.57%.
6th. Sheri Parkes – Casper. 50 172 61.43%.
1st. Sue Scott-Collis – The Cool Sandpiper. 50 157.5 60.60%.
2nd. Rebecca Taylor – Dunmore Girl. 45 142 56.80%.
Goring and District Riding Club. The Rodd Brickwork SJXC Show. Held at Castle Goring on Sunday 9th September 2018.
Results. Class 1. Up to 40cm. Lead Rein permitted.(over shorter course). 1st. Charlotte Hayesmore – Rock Star Time. 2nd. Dawn Cowdrey – Disneys Golden Boy.
Class 2. Up to 50cm. 1st. Dawn Austin – Gallado Star. 2nd. Mandy Wood – Cashabella Bunting. 3rd. Zara Knight – Pepsi. 4th. Sara Pearson – Twilight. 5th. Charlotte Hayesmore – Rock Star Time. 6th. Abigail Jeffrey - Disneys Golden Boy. 7th. Sophie Feest – Orchard Josey Place. 8th. Sinead O’Sullivan – Bobby Dazzler.
Extra Class. Up to 50cm Pairs. 1st. Valerie Hall – Sway Molly Moon and Dawn Wattis – Bowerbrook Taryn Belle. 2nd. Zara Knight – Pepsi and Jane Zalman – Rahins King. 3rd. Sophie Feest – Orchard Josey Place and Charlotte Hayesmore – Rock Star Time. 4th. Dawn Austin – Gallado Star and Mandy Wood – Cashabella Bunting.
Class 3. Up to 60cm. 1st. Jane Zalman – Rahins King. 2nd. Dawn Wattis – Bowerbrook Taryn Belle. 3rd. Valerie Hall – Sway Molly Moon. 4th. Lily Moss - Orchard Josey Place 5th. Zara Knight – Pepsi. 6th. Abigail Jeffrey – North Hollow Lucas.
Class 5. Up to 70cm. 1st. Tabitha Whistler – Finnegan. 2nd. Ann Black – Sporting Billy. 3rd. Sophie Munday – Ruby. 4th. Lara Daniel – Remy. 5th. Jess Sweet – Westcombs Kyber. 6th. Anna Tuck – Rayning Diamond. 7th. Erin Hart – Draygo. 8th. Abigail Jeffrey – North Hollow Lucas. 8th. Kayleigh Munday – Georgie.
Class 6. Up to 70cm Pairs. 1st. Molly Murray – Harry and Paige Ayling – Beth.
Class 7. Up to 80cm. The “Archie Cup”. 1st. Layla smith – Amber Rose. 2nd. Erin Hart – Draygo. 3rd. Paige Ayling – Beth. 4th. Molly Murray – Harry. 5th. Eden Davey – Ellies Gold.
Class 8. Up to 90cm. The “Cundy Cup”. 1st. Amy Little – Floss. 2nd. Molly Murray – Harry.
Class 1. BD Intro C (Juniors).
1st. Millie Withers – Cara’s Ginger. 66 152.5 66.30%.
2nd. Bethany Williams – Penny Farthings Robin. 65 147.5 64.13%.
3rd. Millie Withers – Cloe Lady. 63 143 62.17%.
4th. Harley Connelly – Merlin. 64 140.5 61.09%.
5th. Ruby Voak – Tilly. 62 140 60.87%.
Class 1. BD Intro C (Seniors).
1st. Jane Lee – Baileys Comet. 70 161.5 70.22%.
2nd. Alex Colbourne – Ruby. 70 161 70.00%.
3rd. Dani giles – Rumbolds Noble Lord. 68 155 67.39%.
4th. Sharon Overington – Clyrohill Charlie O. 63 142.5 61.96%.
5th. Paula Rice – Haliana Piggy Autumn. 60 142 61.74%.
6th. Jessie Harris – Little Lizzie. 62 141.5 61.52%.
7th. Thomas McGlashan – Sunny’s Butterfly. 61 141.5 61.52%.
Class 1a. GDRC Intro to Canter (2017) (Junior).
1st= Courtney Williams – Mockbeggar Black Fly. 53 147.5 64.13%.
1st=Harley Connelly – Merlin. 53 147.5 64.13%.
Class 1a. GDRC Intro to Canter (2017)( Senior).
1st. Candida Markell – Joe. 55 158.5 68.91%.
2nd. Sarah Munroe – English Jim. 54 147 63.91%.
1st. Xanthe Smith - Ruby Star. 72 178.5 68.65%.
2nd. Anna Tuck – Rayning Diamond. 65 170.5 65.58%.
3rd. Courtney Williams – Mockbeggar Black Fly. 60 159.5 61.35%.
1st. Alex Colbourne – Romeo. 74 207 71.38%.
2nd. Alison Jennings – Agher Sam. 67 197 67.93%.
3rd. Lara Squires – Bally Bach. 67 194 66.90%.
4th. Candida Markell – Joe. 64 189 65.17%.
5th. Ro Major – Danty. 65 185.5 63.97%.
6th. Amanda Bazley – Alfie Moon. 64 182 63.10%.
7th. Anna Tuck – Rayning Diamond. 58 169.5 58.45%.
8th. Paula Newman – Reggie. 57 165.5 57.07%.
1st. Kathleen Botting – Green Earth. 72 157.5 71.59%.
2nd. Judith Dunne – Monty’s Fortune. 68 150.5 68.41%.
3rd. Amanda Bazley – Alfie Moon. 66 146.5 66.59%.
4th. Jade Foster – Duncan’s Paddy. 67 145 65.91%.
5th. Linda Kidby – Bruce. 66 144 65.45%.
6th. Ro Major – Danty. 65 141.5 64.32%.
7th. Paula Newman – Reggie. 63 138.5 62.95%.
8th. Tina Cook – Bento. 64 137.5 62.50%.
9th. Carol Smith – Snow Falcon. 60 135 61.36%.
1st. Charlene Smith – Penchesco. 57 197 70.36%.
2nd. Claudia Felstead – Subaltern Will. 57 195 69.64%.
3rd. Jessica Bolleurs – Bentley. 54 189 67.50%.
4th. Sarah Parkes – Chock A Block. 53 180.5 64.46%.
1st. Claudia Felstead – Subaltern Will. 53 162 64.80%.
2nd. Jessica Bolleurs – Bentley. 49 154.5 61.80%.
Class 1. Mini Class can be Lead Rein up to 40cm.
1st. Anna Powell – Bee.
2nd. Dawn Cowdrey – Disneys Golden Boy.
3rd. Charlotte Hayesmore – Rock Time.
4th. Grace Hutchinson – Lockwoods Crystal.
Class 1A. Up to 50cm.
1st. Valerie Hall – Sway Molly Moon.
2nd. Anna Powell – Bee.
3rd. Dawn Wattis – Bowerbrook Taryn Belle.
4th. Vickie Waller – Rowland.
5th. Lynne Watson – Newbridges Devon Warrior.
6th. Jackie Smith – Meiklecantly Abracadabra.
7th. Abigail Jeffrey - Disneys Golden Boy.
8th. Kelly Whipp – Wonderlands Dreamcatcher.
Class 2. Up to 60cm.
1st. Abbie Ward – Poker Face.
2nd. Jane Reed – Parker.
3rd. Kayleigh Hearsay – Eastmeres Alibi.
4th. Hayley Morris – Marble.
5th. Catherine Carter – Orchard Josie Place.
6th. Abigail Jeffrey – North Hollow Lucas.
7th. Louise MacNamara – Cotton Bay.
8th, Jo Anglim – Pepe.
Class 3. Up to 70cm.
1st. Amy Little – Fizz.
2nd. Hayley Morris – Marble.
3rd. Morgan Donovan – Finn.
4th. Kayleigh Hearsay – Eastmeres Alibi.
5th. Abigail Jeffrey – North Hollow Lucas.
Class 4. Up to 80cm.
1st. Molly Murray – Harry.
2nd. Maia Jones – Henry Highflyer.
3rd. Rosie Burchell – Jazz.
4th. Rebecca Hill – Clorouge Molly.
5th. Morgan Donovan – Finn.
Class 5. Up to 90cm.
1st. Maia Jones – Henry Highflyer.
Class 6. Up to 1metre.
1st. Amy Little – Floss.
2nd. Kirsty Thomas – Cushkas Ramona.
on Sunday 24th June 2018.
Class 1. BD Intro B (Juniors).
1st. Harley Connelly – Merlin. 75 174.5 75.87%.
2nd. Sophie O’Sullivan – Legally Blonde. 76 173.5 75.43%.
3rd. Naimh Marron – Daisy. 69 164 71.30%.
4th. Ruby Voak – Tilly. 69 160 69.57%.
5th. Kevin Makey – Livings Golden Sovereign. 68 157 68.26%.
6th. Evie Baldwin – Missy Mable. 67 155 67.39%.
7th. Abbie Odile – Haywards Outlaw. 67 147.5 64.13%.
Class 1. BD Intro B (Seniors).
1st. Kimberley Peacock – Apollo. 79 182.5 79.35%.
2nd. Sarah Munroe – English Jim. 80 180.5 78.48%.
3rd. Sharon Overington – Clyrohill Charlie O. 75 168.5 73.26%.
4th. Sinead O’Sullivan – Bobby Dazzler. 70 165.5 71.96%.
5th. Jan Wood – Gypsy Blue. 69 160.5 69.78%.
6th. Sharon Spiers – Silver Jasper. 68 156.5 68.04%.
7th. Jessie Harris – Little Lizzie. 65 144 62.61%.
Class 1a. GDRC Intro to Canter (2014) (Junior).
1st. Jessica Cloutt – Hawkersbay Littlegem. 65 165.5 78.81%.
2nd. Anna Tuck – Rayning Diamond. 62 159 75.71%. 3rd. Courtney Williams – Mockbeggar Black Fly. 60 156 74.29%.
4th. Lily Shears – Harvey. 54 139.5 66.43%.
5th. Abbie Odile – Haywards Outlaw. 54 135.5 64.52%.
Class 1a. GDRC Intro to Canter (2014)( Senior).
1st. Rebecca Hill – Clorouge Molly. 64 164 78.09%.
2nd. Kimberley Peacock – Apollo. 63 156 74.29%.
1st. Rebecca Hill – Clorouge Molly. 66 178.5 66.11%.
2nd. Jessica Cloutt – Hawkersbay Littlegem. 64 174 64.44%.
3rd. Jacqueline Reeves – Humbug. 61 164.5 60.93%.
1st. Graeme Burton – Legaland Bradley. 69 177 68.08%.
2nd. Maddison Ryan – Arnie. 67 176.5 67.88%.
3rd. Lottie Howell – Andromeder. 67 168.5 64.81%.
4th. Kelly McCready – Donegal. 68 166.5 64.04%.
1st. Pat Parris – Chaplins Disco Dancer. 71 183 70.38%.
2nd. Jill Barriff – Seaway. 70 182.5 70.19%.
3rd. Kelly McCready – Donegal. 67 175.5 67.50%.
4th. Clare Howell – Andromeder. 67 173.5 66.73%.
5th. Graeme Burton – Legaland Bradley. 67 171.5 65.96%.
6th. Anna Tuck – Rayning Diamond. 67 170.5 65.58%.
7th. Lara Squires – Bally Bach. 64 168 64.62%.
8th. Lily Shears – Harvey. 67 164.5 63.27%.
9th. Tina Cook – Bento. 59 158.5 60.96%.
1st. Kayleigh Hearsay – Short Fuse. 57 170 70.83%.
2nd. Pat Parris – Chaplins Disco Dancer. 56 165.5 68.96%.
3rd. Melanie Kenny – Chanel. 55 162.5 67.71%.
4th. Nikki Hawkins – Millersford Mar. 55 160.5 66.88%.
1st. Melanie Kenny – Chanel. 54 197 65.67%.
2nd. Sue Scott-Collis – The Cool Sandpiper. 52 192.5 64.17%.
Class 6. Advanced Medium 90.
1st. Jo Curling – Keystone Renaissance. 41 211.5 70.50%.
on Sunday 27th May 2018.
Class 1. BD Intro A (Juniors).
1st. Lily Shears – Harvey. 67 153 66.52%.
2nd. Anna Tuck – Rayning Diamond. 65 147.5 64.13%.
3rd. Honor Vine – Diesel. 64 143.5 62.39%.
4th. Harley Connelly – Merlin. 62 143 62.17%.
5th. Ruby Voak – Tilly. 59 134 58.26%.
6th. Abbie Odile – Haywards Outlaw. 61 132.5 57.61%.
7th. Courtney Williams – Rafiki Cruiser. 57 129 56.09%.
8th. Lana Mitchell – Oscar Wilde. 54 121.5 52.83%.
HC Courtney Williams – Mockbeggar Black Fly. 64 148.5 69.57%.
Class 1. BD Intro A (Seniors).
1st. Jaime Stephens – Harry. 67 154 66.96%.
2nd. Crescent Moore – Autumn. 61 142.5 61.96%.
3rd. Kimberley Peacock – Apollo. 64 140.5 61.09%.
4th. Sam Newman – Smartie. 60 139 60.43%.
5th. Haydn Needham – Scoobydoo. 61 138.5 60.22%.
=6th. Jaime Stephens – Bertie. 61 137 59.57%.
=6th. Sarah Munroe – English Jim. 61 137 59.57%.
8th. Jan Wood – Gypsy Blue. 57 135 58.70%.
9th. Jessie Harris – Little Lizzie. 57 127 55.22%.
10th. Susan O’Brien – Cousteau. 54 125.5 54.57%.
Class 1a. GDRC Intro to Canter (2017) (Junior).
=1st. Courtney Williams – Mockbeggar Black Fly. 50 144.5 62.83%.
=1st. Lauren Davis – Golden Girl. 50 144.5 62.83%. 3rd. Anna Tuck – Rayning Diamond. 49 142.5 61.96%.
4th. Anita Nomikos – Dolly. 47 136 59.13%.
5th. Carlos Nomikos – Leafycroft Masterpiece. 46 133.5 58.04%.
Class 1a. GDRC Intro to Canter (2017)( Senior).
1st. Crescent Moore – Autumn. 54 152.5 66.30%.
2nd. Julia Martin – Truway Wizard. 54 149.5 65.00%.
1st. Julia Martin – Truway Wizard. 67 128 67.37%.
2nd. Crescent Moore – Autumn. 63 120 63.16%.
3rd. Andrea MacDonald – Ruby Star III. 61 117.5 61.84%.
1st. Carol Smith – Snow Falcon. 67 194.5 67.07%.
2nd. Victoria Nomikos - Leafycroft Masterpiece. 66 189.5 65.34%.
3rd. Alison Jennings – Asher Sam. 66 189 65.17%.
4th. Mandy Wood – Cashabella Bunting. 64 189 65.17%.
5th. Xanthe Smith – Ruby Star III. 66 188 64.83%.
1st. Barry Smith – Bramshill Lass. 70 184 70.77%.
2nd. Claudia Felstead – Subalten Will. 70 181.5 69.81%.
3rd. Tina Cook – Bento. 68 177.5 68.27%.
4th. Sarah Dove – Nanny Plum. 66 169 65.00%.
5th. Mandy Wood – Cashabella Bunting. 64 168 64.62%.
6th. Kara Jarvis – Ballysteen Hero. 64 167.5 64.42%.
7th. Lara Squires – Bally Bach. 64 167 64.23%.
8th. Jade Rothery – Melody. 64 166.5 64.04%.
9th. Alyssa Nimmo – White Ladies Carter. 64 165.5 63.65%.
=10th. Micheal Fullick – Winnie Boy D. 63 165.5 63.65%.
=10th. Anna Powell – Bee. 63 165.5 63.65%.
12th. Lynne Watson – Newbridges Devon Warrior. 62 160 61.54%.
1st. Claudia Felstead – Subalten Will. 42 158.5 68.91%.
2nd. Beth Porter – Winnie Boy D. 40 150 65.22%.
3rd. Sarah Dove – Nanny Plum. 38.5 145.5 63.26%.
4th. Amanda Nimmo – White Ladies Carter. 37 142.5 61.96%.
1st. Cayley Parsons – TJ. 51 203..5 63.59%.
2nd. Dawn Wattis – Belle. 50 199 62.19%.
1st. Cayley Parsons – TJ. 48 175 60.34%.
2nd. Molly Tupper – Christopher Robin. 48 170 58.62%.
Class 6. Advanced Medium 90.
1st. Val Hall – Sway Molly Moon. 35.5 181 60.33%.
Goring and District Riding Club.
Held at Castle Goring on Sunday 13th May 2018.
Class 1. Best Condition & Turnout.
1st. Floating Ghost – Terry McKeever.
2nd. Moorlander – Barry Smith.
3rd. Soleil de la Cour – Vicki Titchener.
4th. Eira – Liz Lilywhite.
5th. Kernow Goldwood Moet – Ruth Morley.
6th. Keatinge Piri Piri – Jamey Appleby.
7th. Lennie – Mia Franks.
8th. Bobbaley – Josie Bishop.
Class 2. Child Handler. (under 14 years).
1st. Lovingdale Princess Jasmine – Josephine Mansbridge.
2nd. Herbie – Nell Kethro Reed.
3rd. Patch – Kianna Clarke.
4th. Bobbaley – Josie Bishop.
5th. Lennie – Mia Franks.
6th. Dunnock – Laura Rablin.
7th. Star – Rebecca McLaren-Clark.
Class 3. Youngstock. (1,2 and 3 year olds).
1st. Peggy Sue – Sarah Janman.
3rd. Haywards Quickstep – Ian Williams.
1st. Moorlander – Barry Smith.
2nd. Bellos Guardo – Emma Grainger.
3rd. Little Lizzie – Jessie Harris.
Class 5. Hunter Type. (Horse or Pony).
1st. Last Chance – Freda Courtnage.
2nd. Mustang – Jess Heathley.
Class 6. Riding Type. (Horse or Pony).
1st. Bellos Guardo – Emma Grainger.
2nd. Soleil de la Cour – Vicki Titchener..
3rd. Xanadu – Helen Yeo.
4th. Keatinge Piri Piri – Jamey Appleby.
5th. Kernow Goldwood Moet – Ruth Morley..
6th. Herbie – Nell Kethro Reed.
7th. Smallands Windchat – Juliet Simpson.
1st. Mustang – Jess Heathley.
Class 8. Coloureds.Ponies up to 14.2hh.
Piebald, Skewbald, Appaloosa, Roan, Dun, Palomino or Cremello.
1st. Disneys Golden Boy – Dawn Cowdrey.
2nd. Floating Ghost – Terry McKeever.
3rd. Eira – Liz Lilywhite.
4th. Top Marks the Business – Jason Vine.
Class 9. Coloureds.Horses over 14.2hh.
Piebald, Skewbald, Appaloosa, Roan, Dun, Palomino or Cremello.
1st. Last Chance – Freda Courtnage.
2nd. Kernow Goldwood Moet – Ruth Morley.
1st. Lovingdale Princess Jasmine – Josephine Mansbridge.
Class 11. Veterans. 15 years and older.
1st. Soleil de la Cour – Vicki Titchener.
2nd. Harvey – Angela Passingham.
3rd. Herbie – Nell Kethro Reed.
4th. Hercules – Emma Windeatt.
5th. Mash Potatoe – Sophie Edney.
Class 12. Welsh. (All sections).
1st. Eira – Liz Lilywhite.
2nd. Peggy Sue – Sarah Janman.
3rd. Mash Potatoe – Sophie Edney.
Class 13. Native Breeds. (All natives excluding Welsh).
1st. Hamble – David Cox.
2nd. Heroness – Helen Rowntree.
3rd. North Hollow Lucas – Abigail Jeffrey.
4th. Archie – Michela Bell.
5th. Hercules – Emma Windeatt.
6th. Mockbeggar Black Fly – Courtney Williams.
7th. Star – Rebecca McLaren-Clark.
Class 14. Part-bred Native Breeds.
1st. Disneys Golden Boy – Dawn Cowdrey.
2nd. Smallands Windchat – Juliet Simpson.
1st. Xanadu – Helen Yeo.
2nd. Archie – Michela Bell.
1st. Star – Rebecca McLaren-Clark.
1st. Eira – Liz Lilywhite.
2nd. Heroness – Helen Rowntree.
Class 19. Most Handsome Gelding.
1st. Jack – Lara Drysdale.
2nd. Bobbaley – Josie Bishop.
3rd. Mustang – Jess Heathley.
4th. Harvey – Angela Passingham.
5th. Patch – Kianna Clarke.
6th. Hercules – Emma Windeatt.
7th. North Hollow Lucas – Amelia Jeffrey.
=8th. Star – Rebecca McLaren-Clark.
=8th. Mash Potatoe – Mia Cottee.
1st. Xanadu – Helen Yeo.
2nd. Heroness – Helen Rowntree.
3rd. Eira – Liz Lilywhite.
4th. Bethany – Simieon Nomikos.
5th. Christina – Katherine Parker.
6th. Little Lizzie – Jessie Harris.
Class 21. The Horse or Pony the judge would like to take home.
1st. Mash Potatoe – Mia Cottee.
2nd. Bethany – Simieon Nomikos.
on Sunday 22nd April 2018.
Class 1. BD Intro B. Juniors.
Class 1. BD Intro B. Seniors.
Class 1A. Intro to Canter.(2017). Juniors.
Class 1A. Intro to Canter.(2017). Seniors.
Class 2B. Prelim. 2. (open section).
on Sunday 25th March 2018.
Class 1. BD Intro A (Juniors).
Class 1. BD Intro A (Seniors).
Class 1a. GDRC Intro to Canter (2017) (Junior).
2nd. Jessica Cloutt – Hawkers Bay Little Gem. 52 141-6/135 58.70% .
Class 1a. GDRC Intro to Canter (2017)( Senior).
on Sunday 18th February 2018.
Class 1. BD Intro C (Juniors).
Class 1. BD Intro C (Seniors).
Class 1a. GDRC Intro to Canter (2014) (Junior).
2nd. Isabella Lovell – Kelway Brandywine. 46 119.5 56.90% .
Class 1a. GDRC Intro to Canter (2014)( Senior).
on Sunday 14th January 2018.
Class 1. Intro B. Juniors.
Class 1. Intro B. Seniors.
Class 1A. GDRC Intro to Canter.(2017). Juniors.
Class 1A. GDRC Intro to Canter.(2017). Seniors.
on Sunday 26th November 2017.
Class 1. Intro A. Juniors.
Class 1. Intro A. Seniors.
Class 1A. GDRC Intro to Canter.(2017). Juniors.
Class 1A. GDRC Intro to Canter.(2017). Seniors.
Class 1. BD Intro C. (2016). Juniors.
Class 1. BD Intro C. (2016). Seniors.
Class 1A. GDRC Intro to Canter.(2017). Juniors.
Class 1A. GDRC Intro to Canter.(2017). Seniors.
Class 2A. Prelim. 12.(2005) rev 2016.
Class 2B/C. Combined for Championship.
Class 3. Novice 30. (2006).
on Sunday 24th September 2017.
Class 1. BRC W&T Test 1(2014). Juniors.
Class 1. BRC W&T Test 1(2014). Seniors.
Class 1A. GDRC Intro to Canter.(2017). Juniors.
Class 1A. GDRC Intro to Canter.(2017). Seniors.
Class 3. Novice 27. (2007).
on Sunday 27th August 2017.
Class 1. BD Intro A. Seniors.
Class 1A. Intro to Canter.(2014). Seniors.
Class 5. Medium Level 63.
Class 1. Mini Class can be Lead Rein up to 40cm.
1st. Mollie Murray – Tilly.
2nd. Isobel Cooper – Peanut.
3rd. Anna Powell – Bee.
4th. Kelly Whipp – Wonderlands Dreamcatcher.
5th. Lynne Watson – Newbridges Devon Warrior.
6th. Courtney Williams – Black Fly.
7th. Courtney Williams – Pickles.
8th. Ruby Voak – Rosie.
Class 2. Up to 60cm.
1st. Mary Parsons – TJ.
2nd. Katie Duval – Razzmatazz.
3rd. Phoebe Harding – Silver.
4th. Jane Reed – Parker.
5th. India Cleall – Chester.
6th. Isobel Cooper – Peanut.
7th. Kelly Whipp – Wonderlands Dreamcatcher.
8th. Elizabeth Lonford – Satin.
Class 3. Up to 70cm.
1st. Terri Yates – Keen As Mustard.
2nd. Paige Ayling – Hillview Princess.
3rd. Mollie Murray – Harry.
4th. Phoebe Harding – Rebel.
5th. Claire Dinning – Dizzy Rascal.
6th. Amanda Jones – Henry.
7th. India Cleall – Chester.
8th. Leanne Lampard – Summer.
Class 4. Up to 80cm.
1st. Amelia Jarrett – Charlie’s Boy.
2nd. Maia Jones – Henry.
3rd. Leanne Lampard – Summer.
4th. Mollie Murray – Harry.
5th. Amy Little – Fizz.
6th. Elisa King – Tiger.
7th. Abbie Ward – Fifty Shades of Grey.
8th. Daisy Harris – Redinski.
Class 5. Up to 90cm.
1st. Amelia Jarrett – Charlie’s Boy.
2nd. Amy Little – Tonto.
3rd. Daisy Harris – Redinski.
4th. Annie Lyons – Calypso.
5th. Lynsey Stuart – Saffie.
6th. Elisa King – Tiger.
7th. Maia Jones – Henry.
Class 6. Up to 1metre.
1st. Amy Little – Tonto.
2nd. Kirstie Thomas – Remmy.
Goring and District Riding Club.
The 45th Annual Open Showing Show.
Held at Castle Goring on Sunday 16th July 2017.
Class 1. Condition & Turnout Class.
1st. Soleil de la Cour – Vicki Titchener.
2nd. Harry – Mollie Murray.
3rd. Emerald Dancer – Sam Ward.
4th. Poezia – Alexandria Baldock.
Class 2. NOVICE WORKING HUNTER.
1st. Dizzy Rascal – Claire Dinning.
2nd. Lisboy Pride – Tracy Hodge.
3rd. Emerald Dancer – Lynsey Stuart.
4th. George – Eve Lister.
5th. Poezia – Alexandria Baldock.
6th. My Theodore Blue – Grace Ridge-Edwards.
Class 3. SMALL WORKING HUNTER.
1st. George – Eve Lister.
2nd. Puzzle – Alice Moore.
3rd. Emerald Dancer – Lynsey Stuart.
4th. My Theodore Blue – Grace Ridge-Edwards.
Class 4. LARGE WORKING HUNTER.
1st. Carrigarune Mist – Emma Grainger.
2nd. Boogie Nights – Dani Giles.
1st. Tynan Lady – Vanessa Boiling.
1st. Carrigarune Mist – Emma Grainger.
2nd. Last Chance – Freda Courtnage.
1st. Pink Champagne – Emily O’Neill.
2nd. Berry – Katrina Haslett.
3rd. Finnegan – Stephanie Smith.
4th. Remington Steele – Sophie Wratting.
5th. Suzi Jacuzzi – Scarlet Denton.
Class 8. WORKING HUNTER PONY.
1st. Pink Champagne – Emily O’Neill.
2nd. Teach Tor Knight – Melissa Beaty.
3rd. Harry – Mollie Murray.
4th. Foxcroft Jeepers – Imogen Allen.
5th. Letitias Joy – Elsa Allen.
6th. Wonderlands Dreamcatcher – Kelly Whipp.
Champion : Dizzy Rascal – Claire Dinning.
Reserve : Pink Champagne – Emily O’Neill.
Class 9. BEST LEAD REIN RIDER .
1st. Candy – Courtney McKinder.
2nd. Frank – Adeline Quinn.
Class 10. OPEN NOVICE RIDER.
1st. Star - Alice Moore.
2nd. Heaney’s Star – Gracie Beatty.
3rd. Rastafairy – Wanda Martin-Richards.
4th. Tom – Hannah Engerran.
5th. Pickles – Eve Needham.
6th. Fly B – Courtney Williams.
7th. Mountain Missy – Catherine Brown.
1st. Gilfachxl Burbec – Amber Bolesworth.
3rd. Peanut – Isobel Cooper.
4th. Rosie – Ruby Voak.
Class 12. FIRST RIDDEN PONY.
1st. Heaney’s Star – Gracie Beatty.
3rd. Charm – Abigail Tickle.
4th. Spirit – Daisy Giles.
5th. May – Mollie Staines.
6th. Peanut – Isobel Cooper.
7th. Oliver – Amelie Parkes.
Class 13. PONY CLUB/RIDING CLUB PONY.
1st. Harry – Mollie Murray.
2nd. Peanut – Isobel Cooper.
3rd. Mockbeggar Chester – India Cleall.
4th. Rastafairy – Wanda Martin-Richards.
5th. Heaney’s Star – Gracie Beatty.
6th. Charm – Abigail Tickle.
7th. Sammy – Stephanie Plumb.
8th. Star – Hattie Moulding.
Class 14. FAMILY PONY OR HORSE.
1st. Andromeder – Lottie Howell.
2nd. Marble – Paige Ayling.
3rd. Mountain Missy – Abigail Brown.
4th. Oliver – Amelie Parkes.
5th. Sammy – Stephanie Plumb.
6th. Tom – Hannah Engerran.
7th. Charm – Fenella Robinson.
Champion : Harry – Mollie Murray.
Reserve : Heaney’s Star – Gracie Beatty.
Class 15. RIDING CLUB HORSE.
1st. Tynan Lady – Vanessa Boiling.
1st. Andromeder – Clare Howell.
2nd. Max E Cobb – Tristan Goodall.
3rd. The Pie – Jenny Medlock.
5th. Daz – Sophie O’Sullivan.
6th. Mountain Missy – Catherine Brown.
7th. Drummer – Sam Jarvis.
Champion: Tynan Lady – Vanessa Boiling.
Reserve: Andromeder – Clare Howell.
Class 18. EX- RACERS CLUB IN-HAND.
1st. Chock A Block – Sarah Parkes.
2nd. To The Moon And Back – Shane Francis.
3rd. Tedspread – Hannah Payne.
1st. Woodsheal Osborn – Paul Armitage.
2nd. Leafycroft Toffee Crumble – Lisa Lawrence.
3rd. Downhill Goosebumps – Jayne Maltman.
4th. Temara Never Dies – Kelly Finch.
5th. Forest – Jess Clark.
6th. Dycott Frankie Frazer – Kerrie Aylmore.
Class 20. EX- RACERS CLUB RIDDEN.
1st. Chock A Block – Sarah Parkes.
2nd. Marley And Me – Hannah Jacobs.
3rd. Tedspread – Hannah Payne.
1st. The Floating Ghost – Terry McKeever.
2nd. Heroness – Helen Rowntree.
3rd. Star – Clare Cox.
4th. Temara Never Dies – Kelly Finch.
5th. Mountain Missy – Abigail Brown.
Class 22. VETERAN IN- HAND.
1st. Tynan Lady – Vanessa Bolling.
2nd. Soleil de la Cour – Vicki Titchener.
3rd. Blondie – Sophie O’Sullivan.
4th. Sunmoor Hercules – Seb Farr.
5th. Elsa – Grace Conway.
1st. Remington Steele – Sophie Wratting.
2nd. Last Chance – Freda Courtnage.
3rd. Lisboy Pride – Tracy Hodge.
5th. Puzzle – Alice Moore.
6th. Daz – Sophie O’Sullivan.
7th. Suzi Jacuzzi _ Caroline Piersy.
8th. Star – Andie Moulding.
1st. Soleil de la Cour – Vicki Titchener.
2nd. Letitias Joy – Elsa Allen.
3rd. Foxcroft Jeepers – Imogen Allen.
4th. Emerald Dancer – Sam Ward.
5th. Peanut – Isobel Cooper.
6th. Scooby – Megan Tombs.
Class 25. M & M SMALL BREEDS IN-HAND.
1st. Mischiefs Fancy Footsteps – Jane Zalman.
2nd. Eastgate Mr Majestic – Joe Maskell.
3rd. Sparkie – Abigail Marshall.
4th. Sunmoor Hercules – Seb Farr.
5th. Heroness – Helen Rowntree.
6th. Gilfachxl Burbec – Amber Bolesworth.
7th. Leafycroft Double Trouble – Paul Bolesworth.
Class 26. M & M LARGE BREEDS IN-HAND.
1st. Frank – Kerrie Aylmore.
3rd. Fly B – Courtney Williams.
4th. Lisnagross Christina – Catherine Parker.
Class 27. M & M SMALL BREEDS RIDDEN.
1st. Sparkie – Abigail Marshall.
2nd. May – Molly Staines.
Class 28. M & M LARGE BREEDS RIDDEN.
1st. Leafycroft Rolo – Lily Shears.
2nd. Teach Mor Knight – Melissa Beatty.
3rd. Fly B – Courtney Williams.
Champion: Frank – Kerrie Aylmore.
Class 29. ANGLO AND PART BRED ARAB RIDDEN.
Class 30. BEST BLACK HORSE OR PONY.
1st. Forest – Jess Clark.
Class 31. BEST BAY HORSE OR PONY.
1st. Soleil de la Cour – Vicki Titchener.
Class 32. BEST CHESTNUT HORSE OR PONY.
1st. Drummer – Sam Jarvis.
Class 33. BEST GREY HORSE OR PONY.
1st. Lisnagross Christina – Catherine Parker.
2nd. Oliver – Amelie Parkes.
Class 34. BEST COLOURED HORSE OR PONY.
1st. The Floating Ghost – Terry McKeever.
2nd. Barwood Keedon – Jane Puttock.
4th. Shandy – Becky Humphries.
· 5th. Berry – Lucy Harman.
Class 35. MOST HANDSOMEST GELDING.
1st. Forest – Jess Clark.
2nd. The Floating Ghost – Terry McKeever.
3rd. Shandy – Becky Humphries.
5th. Barwood Keedon – Jane Puttock.
6th. Spirit – Jasmine Lyons.
1st. Lisnagross Christina – Stuart Parkes.
3rd. Berry – Lucy Harman.
4th. Elsa – Peony Oakes.
Class 37. HORSE OR PONY JUDGE WOULD MOST LIKE TO TAKE HOME.
1st. Sammy – Stephanie Plumb.
3rd. Star – Grace Conway.
4th. Spirit – Sky Lyons.
5th. Barwood Keedon – Jane Puttock.

An OTA is working with a patient with mild vision loss. One of the goals for this patient is to read while they are sitting in their recliner in their living room. What three interventions would be BEST to introduce with this patient?
Answer: A,B,C. This patient has a goal of reading independently while in his recliner in the living room. A computer software program will not allow him to relax independently to read and relax.

What were the total hospital costs of treating injuries caused by the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima?
Answer: Of more than 200 doctors in Hiroshima before the attack, over 90 percent were casualties and only about 30 physicians were able to perform their normal duties a month after the raid. Out of 1,780 nurses, 1,654 were killed or injured. Through some stocks of supplies had been dispersed, many were destroyed .Only three out of 45 civilian hospitals could be used, and two large Army hospitals were rendered unusable. Exact casualty figures for medical personnel are unknown, but the city seems to have fared better than Hiroshima: 120 doctors were at work on 1 November.
Can a guardian be sued for injuries caused by minor?
What makes sports injuries different from other types of injuries?
Answer: Sports injuries are injuries that occur in an athletic setting whether it be a game, workout, or practice for a sporting event. In many cases these are injuries from overuse of a muscle or joint which is what makes it unique to other injuries that are usually just strain or caused by impact.
What are some common injuries?
What are the common injuries in a laboratory?
What are the top 3 most common sport injuries?
What are the most common skateboarding injuries?
What are some common injuries to teenager?
Answer: Wrestling Pro Answer I know this from experience. The most common injuries are sprains and strains. Things like the arm chop can cause sprained elbows and throws and pulls cause strained and pulled muscles. Though most happen when you wrestle with a neophyte or you are simply playing around and not paying attention. In rare ocations dislocations and fractures occur.
Though in case you want to know the most common infections in wrestling are herpes simplex and ringworm.
These happen because either you or your contender dont have proper hygene and infect each other while in contact. Be clean and safe, be sure you know what you are doing.
What are the most common injuries to the bone?
Answer: The most common injury done to a bone is either spraining or braking a bone. I once fractured my ankle. All of these injuries are very painful but the worst of all is breaking it because your bone snaps into more than one piece. Spraining a bone is less painful than breaking or fracturing a bone because it is not in more than one piece. It depends on what you did to the bone like if you slide on concrete then that is probably a fracture or a break in the bone. Be careful with whatever you do your body is not made of metal or titanium!
What is the most common knee injuries?
What sport is the most common cause of eye injuries in US?
What are most common injuries to bones?
Answer: particularly the longer bones of the arms and legs is a fracture, or a break in the bone. (A fractured bone and a broken bone are the same thing; one is notworse than the other.) Other common places for fractures are thebones of the wrist, ankle, and kneecap.
What are common firefighting injuries?
Answer: Some common firefighting injuries would be knee/ankle problems, back problems, and shoulder problems.
A common method of treating minor sports injuries is the?
A common method of treating minor sports injuries is the what principle?
A common method of treating minor sports injuries is the?
Answer: A common method of treating minor sports injuries is the what principle?
What is a common method of treating minor sports injuries?
Answer: Однажды JR. бежал исключением того, что одна Ugly Kid, которая пахнет, как старое пиво и утки ленты, но любом случае, что ребенок был мертв.
What principle is a common method of treating minor sport injuries?
Overuse injuries are minor tissue injuries that have not been given time to heal true or false?
The RICE procedure is useful for A hypothermia B major injuries C hot-weather health problems D minor injuries?
Answer: RICE (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation) is used to treat minor injuries such as sprains or strains, usually to the arms or legs.
What is the most common injuries in sports?
Answer: The most common sports injuries are Achilles injuries, groin injuries, hamstring injuries, sprained ankles, wrist injuries, shoulder tendon inflammation and a tennis elbow.
How are common sports injuries treated?
Drugs - Most popular way, but not always most effective is to take some form of painkiller to help subside the pain, but this is often a way of making an injury worse by making the person feel fine and possibly making the injury worse.
How Physiological responses common to most sports injuries?
What types of injuries occur largely in the feet and legs and are in common in sports that require repetitive impact?
What type of injuries occur largely in the feet and legs and are common in sports that require repetitive impact?
Answer: Ankle and knee injuries are the most common injuries in sports thatrequire repetitive impact. Other injuries that may occur includefractures and breaks in leg bones.
What types of injuries occur largely in the feet and legs and are common in sports that require repetitive impact?
What is the best method for treating burns and lacerations?
Answer: The best method is to keep the area clean. When the area is clean it will heal faster. Peroxide is a great way to keep a wound clean.
What does RICE a procedure for treating minor sprains and strains stand for?
Compress: wrap the injury, apply compression.
What is the R.I.C.E procedures for minor injuries?

Artesia High School head football coach Cooper Henderson has always been quick to deflect attention from himself.
Words like “dynasty” and “legacy” don’t sit well with him, and if you ask for his personal records, his honest answer is that he doesn’t know them. He just doesn’t keep up with that sort of thing.
Henderson doesn’t deal in wins and losses, or even the number of blue trophies in the heavily laden case at Bulldog Bowl. His is ultimately a labor of love – of the game, the community of Artesia, his fellow coaches, and, above all, the young men whose lives he impacts.
Along the way, he has compiled a set of statistics any coach would envy. An overall record of 293-103-1. Sixteen state championship appearances since taking the helm at Artesia High in 1989 – 14 of which resulted in titles.
Another word Henderson doesn’t put much stock in is “legendary,” but that’s what he’s become in the annals of New Mexico high school football. And as a reflection, he was named Wednesday afternoon as the National Federation of State High School Associations’ National Coach of the Year for 2015.
One adjective the coach might not mind is “respected.” Henderson inspires a deep sense of admiration not only from the coaches he works with daily but those throughout the state. They cite him frequently as the type of coach they aspire to be, not only for the tradition of success he has been able to build with the Artesia program but for the quality boys that comprise it – boys that move on to become quality men.
Bulldog football players past and present credit Henderson for helping to shape their lives both on and off the field. For teaching them discipline, work ethics, accountability and integrity – along with likely the best understanding of football of any players in the state.
Henderson stresses that’s a job he couldn’t do alone.
“All the assistant coaches do just as much in guiding and working with this team as anyone,” he said. “When you look at all the support you get here, whether it’s the administration or the Quarterback Club, the media or the community itself – when you receive an honor like this, you definitely give a lot of credit to all those people.
Henderson was nominated for the award by Buster Mabrey and the New Mexico High School Coaches’ Association and expressed gratitude to the association for the honor and their work on behalf of New Mexico high school athletes.
And, of course, Henderson’s attention ultimately settles upon those he’s dedicated an impressive career to: the players themselves.

Over 50,000 visitors (including 15,000 credentialed media) will descend upon Northeast Ohio for the 2016 RNC Convention in Cleveland from July 18-21. Here is a rundown of the major storylines to consider during the coronation of Donald Trump as the GOP’s standard bearer going into the general election November 8th.
A new RNC proposal would prevent the adoption of any new rules for the Cleveland convention. This plan makes it difficult (if not impossible) for the “Never Trump” movement to execute any parliamentary moves that would deny Mr. Trump’s nomination.
Trump will announce his choice for Vice President during the convention. Trump, with his experience vetting contestants on The Apprentice and his background as a WWE Hall of Famer, will no doubt build some unconventional hype around his choice for the ticket. Although pundits have predicted Mr. Trump’s strategy with little accuracy thus far, it hasn’t stopped them from handicapping his picks for Vice President.
Gov. Kasich’s camp has signaled that the former candidate for president will be on hand in Cleveland for events surrounding the convention, but the decision to step on the convention floor is ultimately his own. Mr. Trump has said in a recent interview that he would not invite Gov. Kasich or his fellow ex-presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz to speak at the convention without their endorsement of his candidacy. To date, many top GOP elected officials have publically announced they will not participate in this year’s convention.
Sen. Rob Portman plans on attending the convention and will host several events in the greater Cleveland area. Portman, once a speculative VP pick for the Trump ticket, is in a fight for his political life in his bid for re-election against former Gov. Ted Strickland. The race is also likely to decide the balance of power for Republicans and Democrats in Congress’ upper chamber. With Kasich’s likely absence Portman will be Ohio’s top representative on the convention floor.
The Republican National Convention is not open to the public. Only delegates from the 50 states and U.S territories are permitted to partake in official convention business. There will be many events surrounding the convention open to the public during the week. To learn more about RNC Cleveland, visit the host committee’s webpage.
Follow me on Twitter @probizpolitics for news and information on the upcoming election in 2016 and all things Ohio politics.

I do not support this new proposed Local Law! I am in the minority as only 5 of the 15 Supervisors have publicly opposed the resolution to end the County's current curbside collection of recyclable materials.
PLEASE join me in an effort to STOP this resolution from passing on the floor at the upcoming Special Wayne County Board Meeting on September 28th.
Call or write/e-mail the Wayne County Board of Supervisors Chairman James D. Hoffman (see attachment) and copy me in on all correspondence.
10 Comments to "Elimination of Curbside Collection Will Burden Taxpayers"
in case you hadn't noticed. I DEMAND that you drive around my town and see the ABANDONED houses people that have been driven out due to our high taxes.
If you want to keep then please do so and you can forfeit YOUR PAYCHECK to keep recycling a float me I am voting with my feet and leaving NYS as you are part of our problem.
Here's your hat - what's your hurry?
Your taxes will NOT go DOWN as a result of eliminating the county recycling program, however - your cost for trash and recycling pickup WILL increase!
Good for you Mr. Groat!
and our taxes will go UP guranteed if we keep it and not by a few bucks like my trash bill would.
Don't forget mortgages go up with tax increases, I bet we will see a SUBSTANTIAL rise in taxes if we keep this program.
Kudos to Mr. Groat! Taxes will NOT go down, but our trash pick up WILL go up, recycle or not. Our county recycling service is the best in the state, and it is a bargain for us as is!
Be prepared Wayne County residents to cough up ALL of the replacement trucks. There is NO GRANT as it was lost after the last vote. So guess who pays to replace all those trucks. To Mrs. Kenyon ours is NOT the best in the state, I suggest you check out Tompkins county and Onario County they both do it better than us.
keep recycling public. The need caused by the public for the public; taken care of by the public. I am always proud of this when guest from other states come and ask about it.
The current program of curbside recycling is a valuable, environmentally sound service that I would like to see maintained by our county supervisors. I would gladly pay more on my annual county tax bill for this service. Lowering taxes will NOT make the problem of environmentally solid waste disposal go away.
OY then you can pay taxes too Gerry there are other options besides our recycling program. Do you know that some people don't support it and throw it in the garbage anyway.
I would glady also pay for this service in my taxes. Shame on people that throw stuff away that can be recycled. We need to change the way we think in America. Such ignorance and a lack of highter thinking. Self centered with littly understanding of how we are connected to our envirement.

Estrela Mountain Dogs are very large in size and posses very handsome physical characteristics. They originally come from Portugal and were bred to herd and guard livestock!
They are very well known for both their courage and extreme loyalty towards their people and property. Additionally, their high intelligence also means that they are fairly easy to train as well.
Fun Fact: As a playful breed, they are great for families with kids!
Coat Two Varieties; Long and Short. Regardless though, both are Double Coats consisting of a Harsher Topcoat and a Soft, Dense Undercoat. Long Coated Dogs have Thick, Smooth Hair.
These doggies are really just big, friendly giants. Their ever-lasting energy means that they love to have a job to do, which when paired with their high intelligence, means they need lots of mental and physical stimulation to remain well-rounded individuals. Ideally, they need a family. who already follow an active lifestyle, that the Estrela Mountain Dog's can just slot into. One thing to watch out for with these guys is that they can be fairly vocal. They will let you know if they are sad and also when strangers approach and are extremely protective over their families, meaning they make excellent watch dogs! They can be a little stubborn and need to know their place in the pack, otherwise they will take the role of the alpha male. However, these traits can be toned down with enough training and socialisation. Overall though, they make lovely family pets and have the ability to provide you with years of happiness and joy.
These doggies are thought to be the descendants of an ancient breed of dog that was used to guard sheep in Serra da Estrela, in Portugal! There are no written records that support this, although there is much debate as to where the Estrela Mountain Dog really comes from. Some believe they were taken to Portugal by Romans when invading the Iberian Peninsula, whereas others believe the Visigoths bought the dogs with them later on. However, they are one of the oldest breeds in Portugal, which is undeniable! They were developed over hundreds of years by Shepherds before eventually shaping into the dogs that we know today and it's thought this happened through crossing with guarding and herding dogs! This was due to the need for a doggy that was capable of working in a specific environment and fulfilling specific needs as well, which needed strength, stamina and size! These doggies first appeared isolated within the Estrela region and because they had little interfearence with man, they are one of the purest breeds in the world. In 1933, a breed standard was finally agreed upon but there were no official records of this dog even existing outside of Portugal until 1972! There are now a few breeders in the UK, but they remain relatively unknown within the world of dogs.


29.0 birds were sitting in a tree. Some more fly up to the tree. Then there were 42.0 birds in the tree. How many more flew up to the tree? Answer:

When it comes to choosing fast food, cleanliness is a major factor. Recently, the blog I Quant NY took a closer look at New York City's restaurant inspection data and unearthed some interesting facts. The quick version: If you are looking for a clean fast-food place, White Castle is your best bet.
The hamburger chain scored an average of only 10 violations. A score of less than 13 gets an "A" grade, 14 to 27 violations lead to a "B" grade, and more than 28 violations will smack a restaurant with a dreaded "C."
Taco Bell and Starbucks tied for second with 11.8 average violations, and Pizza Hut and Baskin-Robbins rounded out the top five with scores of 13 and 13.2, respectively. On the other end of the scale, breakfast restaurant IHOP came in last with 21.6 violations. The second-to-last chain, Papa John's Pizza, had 18.2.
The only caveat is that these violations can be subjective. Different food types and preparation styles might lend themselves to higher or lower numbers of violations, and I Quant NY noted that of all the chains on the list, IHOP has the most variety of menu items and preparations. Also, these scores represent averages of all locations in the city, so some stores may be more or less clean than this data suggests.

It's Bout Of Books Time Again!
It's Bout Of Books Time Again!
I missed the 12.0 edition (I can't remember what I was doing) but I'm jumping in for 13.0.

Need more than one USB port? Get ready to pack extra accessories in your bag.
If you like to travel light, compromise is a way of life. We’ve seen a bounty of ultraportable laptops this year, and everyone of them has had to give at least a little on weight, price, hardware, or build quality.
LG’s Gram 15 had that big screen and insanely low weight, but its keyboard and trackpad were mediocre. The excellent Dell XPS 13 tipped the scales just a bit more than some similar rivals. A slew of Surface clones offered cheaper or flashier alternatives to Microsoft’s 2-in-1, but some features like the OLED screen on Samsung’s TabPro S came with quirks.
Asus’s ZenBook 3, for its part, goes so minimalist that it flirts with being impractical. Unlike its 13.3-inch and 15.6-inch ZenBook siblings, this compact 12.5-inch laptop has just two ports. And it’s not one for data and one for charging—a single USB-C port handles both. The other input is a combo audio jack.
Yes, the ZenBook 3 is essentially a Windows version of the 12-inch MacBook. It’s kind of a shame, too, because the design hamstrings the cutting-edge hardware stuffed inside.
Our $1,599 review unit is the more expensive of the two, with a 15-watt 7th-generation Kaby Lake Core i7-7500U processor as the headliner. Announced back in August, this freshly launched CPU has a base clock speed of 2.7GHz and a boost clock speed of 3.5GHz, and shows some nice gains in performance over 6th-generation Skylake processors.
Pictured: Asus ZenBook 3 (top), 2015 MacBook, Dell Skylake XPS 13, HP Spectre 13.3 (bottom).
That newly launched CPU comes paired with a zippy 512GB Toshiba PCIe-NVMe Gen 3 x4 M.2 SSD and 16GB of LPDDR3/2133 RAM. You can’t find components much faster than these right now: For example, transfer rates of the storage drive sped along at 1.7GBps for sequential high-queue reads and 1.4GBps for sequential high-queue writes in CrystalDiskMark 5.0.2.
The RAM used is also special. Asus told us they worked closely with Intel to enable the 2,133MHz speed with Kaby Lake. The new 7th-gen CPU officially supports only up to 1,866MHz using the power-efficient LPDDR3—official support for 2,133MHz is only with DDR4.
If you want to spend less cash, you can instead opt for the cheaper $1,099 configuration with a 7th-generation Core i5-7200U processor, 256GB PCIe-NVMe Gen 3 x4 SSD, and 8GB of LPDDR3/2133 RAM. You lose the lightning-fast fingerprint reader found on the more expensive model, though.
Both systems come with a clear (if slightly washed-out) Gorilla Glass 4 12.5-inch IPS-like display, dual-band 802.11ac Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth 4.1. And of course, those two lone ports.
If you do everything in the cloud, or mostly just surf the web, that single USB-C port might not seem like a big deal. In exchange for the lack of ports, you get a sleek and very portable laptop with looks that rival Apple’s similarly designed MacBook. (The ZenBook 3’s “aerospace-grade” aluminium doesn’t come in solid gold or rose gold, though.) Asus even includes what it calls a Mini Dock—a dongle that expands that lone data and charging port into one USB-C, one USB-A, and one full HDMI.
The Dell XPS 13 and HP Spectre 13.3 have far more generous port selection than the ZenBook 3 and MacBook.
It’s a problem, though. People who need to plug in more than one data device or connect to a non-HDMI display will feel it most, because the idea of traveling light and unencumbered just flies right out the window. You can’t even get around some of it with an external drive that natively uses USB-C, as the Mini Dock’s USB-C port is charging-only.
So for example, connecting a Nexus 5X and an external storage drive means you have to choose between them, use a USB hub, or buy a dock with more ports. (Asus will specifically offer an optional Universal Dock for $130 that offers USB-C, two USB 3.0 Type A ports, full-size HDMI, a VGA port, ethernet, separate audio and microphone jacks, and an SD card reader.) And then you have to carry all the resulting extra cables and/or adapters, too, with the added hassle of carrying and keeping track of everything.
The ZenBook 3's outer shell isn't an exact copy of the MacBook—after all, it has its audio jack and USB-C port on opposite sides than the MacBook.
Users who only occasionally use external devices still suffer a bit, too, if they like to use the latest and greatest technology. The ZenBook 3’s USB-C port is USB 3.1 Gen 1—so all data transfers are limited to that 5Gbps maximum transfer rate. You’ll never get to take advantage of the internal SSD’s blazing-fast reads and writes when using a USB drive, even if that drive is equally as fast. Data transfers of a 6GB .mov file and 30GB MKV file between the SSD and a Samsung Extreme 900 averaged in the 300MBps range.
Asus says that due to the motherboard’s chipset limitations, it would’ve had to add an additional controller for 10Gbps speeds, and the motherboard design was already cramped. Still, it’s sad to see a high-end component held in check by a port that moseys along at the same pace as USB 3.0.
Unfortunately for cloud users, the keyboard and the trackpad on the Asus ZenBook 3 can’t be evaded or ignored like the lone USB-C port. The Chiclet keyboard is the worse of the two—I’m usually fairly patient with the inputs on two-pound ultrabooks, but this laptop’s keys are an acquired taste that I still disliked even after growing used to them. They have little travel and don’t give much tactile feedback when they bottom out, and even after adjusting to them I found the whole typing experience deeply unsatisfying. The only positive about the keyboard is that it doesn’t feel mushy—but that’s because the keys are too shallow to allow that kind of sensation. I never thought I’d say it, but I slightly prefer the 12-inch MacBook’s keyboard.
The trackpad is a more pleasant experience, despite sharing the keyboard’s shallowness and lack of firm finish when clicked. It’s highly responsive, allowing you to avoid left clicks because taps are so easily recognized, and has a slick surface that lets your fingers glide smoothly over it. The fingerprint reader enhances the experience by offering ultra-fast recognition of your finger.
As divisive as its outer shell is, the Zenbook 3’s performance is top-notch. (Which makes that USB 3.1 5Gbps port all the more disappointing.) Its components help put the ZenBook 3 among the top ultrabooks we’ve seen—everyday tasks run like butter.
You don’t purchase an ultraportable for gaming or content creation. You buy it so you can write email, edit documents, video chat, and order too much stuff from Amazon. PCMark 8’s Work Conventional test simulates that kind of use, and while any score above 2,000 will be plenty adequate for such work, its result of 3,273 means you should have a slightly snappier experience.
Note the difference in performance between the Core i7-7500U in the ZenBook 3, the Core i5-7200U in the Kaby Lake XPS 13, and the Core i7-6500U in the Spectre 13.3. While there is some distinction between them, it’s not much. The ZenBook’s Kaby Lake i7 part is 3.5 percent faster than the Kaby Lake XPS 13, and 7.1 percent faster than the Spectre 13.3. You won’t likely feel a significant difference between these machines when editing a Word document or chatting over Skype.
To better examine a scenario where a Kaby Lake Core i7 processor would provide more benefit, we fired up Cinebench R15. This benchmark measures pure CPU performance by rendering a 3D scene, and because it takes only several minutes, it gives a feel for how a laptop will handle short-term intensive tasks.
While the ZenBook 3 shows a modest performance gain over the Core i5-7200U in the Kaby Lake XPS 13 (just 2.8 percent), it outperforms the Spectre 13.3’s Core i7-6500U by 11.5 percent. That’s not too shabby for a laptop that has more limitations on cooling than the larger XPS 13 and Spectre 13.3.
But what about the MacBook, the ZenBook 3’s most obvious competition? Unfortunately, we didn’t have a Skylake-based MacBook in the office to test, but we can ballpark the current MacBook’s performance by looking at Windows laptop with a similar CPU. The ZenBook 3 stomps all over HP’s Spectre x2: It outdoes the x2’s Core m7-6Y75 by 68.7 percent. Even accounting for the Core m7 MacBook’s slightly faster clock speed, you'll be looking at a big difference between it and a ZenBook 3.
That better performance does come with a cost, though. Asus allows the fans to run on the ZenBook 3, while the MacBook is fanless and silent. You can hear the ZenBook 3 in a quiet room when the system’s under load.
As mentioned earlier, ultrabooks aren’t designed for content creation. We still throw our Handbrake encoding test at them anyway, as a torture test to see how they deal with heavy CPU loads. Some laptops throttle performance as the CPU heats up, while others kick their fans into high gear. Yet others attempt to strike middle ground by doing a little of both.
The more powerful a system is, the faster it converts our 30GB MKV to a smaller MP4 using Handbrake’s Android Tablet preset. Despite its highly compact form, the ZenBook 3 still manages to keep up with systems that are larger and have more cooling—it finished the encode in an hour and 51 minutes. That’s about on par with the Spectre 13.3 and Skylake XPS 13, which both took about an hour and 53 minutes.
The Kaby Lake XPS 13 and its Core i5 processor beat the ZenBook 3 by more than 6 minutes, which just goes to show that cooling can make a difference in performance. While we weren’t able to confirm it because Intel’s XTU software doesn’t work with Kaby Lake just yet, my guess is that the ZenBook 3 slightly lowers its clock speed once the core temperatures rise under extended load, instead of spinning the fans faster (and louder).
The ZenBook 3 sports humble integrated graphics, so don’t expect to play much more than lightweight indie games on it. Still, its HD 620 Graphics show some modest gains over the last-gen HD 520. In 3DMark’s Sky Diver benchmark, a synthetic graphics test that simulates DX11 gaming at 1080p on Medium settings, the ZenBook 3 scored 3,912.
If you actually want to play a game, you’re better off trying it on Medium settings at 720p (if that), but this Sky Diver score shows that the ZenBook 3’s faster RAM and Core i7 part might be giving it a bit of a leg up on the Kaby Lake XPS 13, which uses LPDDR3/1866MHz RAM and that Core i5-7200U processor. Versus the Spectre 13.3’s Core i7-6500U and older HD 520, the ZenBook 3 outperforms it by a slim 2 percent.
But against the Spectre x2 (a.k.a. our proxy MacBook), ZenBook 3 clearly comes out ahead by a hefty 41 percent. The Spectre x2’s HD 515 Graphics aren’t so much the problem as that lower-power chip and fanless design. It would have been unsporting to mention that when discussing the Handbrake benchmark, since none of these ultraportable laptops are designed with content creation in mind—but some people do like to play games on their laptops, even if they’re not blockbuster AAA titles. Asus should get credit for putting in the extra power into this compact laptop, as it expands what you can do with the ZenBook 3 in comparison to a MacBook.
Asus also does a nice job with battery life on the ZenBook 3. Despite the more power-hungry CPU, this laptop lasted just over eight hours in our video rundown test, which involves running a 4K movie file on loop in Windows 10’s native Movies & TV app.
That’s 100 minutes longer than Surface Pro 4, which has a similar panel size but a higher-resolution touchscreen and a slightly smaller battery. On the flip side, the Kaby Lake XPS 13 lasted 3 hours and 15 minutes longer, but its battery is about 50 percent larger than the 40-watt-hour pack inside the ZenBook 3. It’s unclear how the MacBook and its 41.4-watt-hour battery would do in a similar rundown test, but with that lower-watt Core m processor, we’d guess it’d be perhaps an hour or so longer than the ZenBook 3.
Asus touts the ZenBook 3 as a superior MacBook alternative, and I’d have to partially agree. In a lighter and almost equally compact package, you get a much faster processor—one that better matches up with the fast storage and RAM paired with it. The fan noise you get in exchange for that power is very tolerable. It’s more of an audible hum than a noisy jet-engine roar.
You also pay less than for a MacBook—the starting price for MacBook is $1,299 for a Core m3 processor, 8GB of LPDDR3/1866 RAM, and a 256GB PCIe SSD. Processor differences aside, that’s $100 more than a ZenBook 3 with the same amount of memory and storage. Meanwhile, the $1,599 MacBook has half the amount of RAM as our $1,599 ZenBook 3 review unit.
I even think that the one area that Asus downgraded (relative to the MacBook) is a smart decision. While the MacBook features a 2304x1440 display, the ZenBook 3 sports a less glamorous 1920x1080 screen. I’d argue that on a 12.5-inch screen, the lower resolution is far more comfortable to work with.
If you don’t give two figs about Apple and just want a compact Windows machine that’s easy to carry around, well—the ZenBook 3 is really portable. I carried it to and from work on public transit without noticing it too much in my backpack. It performs well, too. So if you can live with just one USB port, there’s a lot to like. If you can’t—well, there are plenty of excellent ultrabook competitors to choose from. You’ll just have to pick a different feature that compromises on something you don’t care about.
The Asus ZenBook 3 is extremely compact and lightweight, but its keyboard and single USB-C port are a bit of a letdown.

Let’s substitute in 5.50 into each equation and see if it makes the equation true.
(4) 2 (5.50) + 9 does not equal 14.50.
That’s it — 2 more points!

How many pulgada in 1 foot [iraq]? The answer is 12.44094488189.
We assume you are converting between pulgada and foot [iraq].
1 metre is equal to 39.370078740157 pulgada, or 3.1645569620253 foot [iraq].
Use this page to learn how to convert between pulgadas and feet [iraq].

Measurement of the acidity or alkalinity of a substance. A pH of 7.0 is neutral. A substance with a pH less than 7.0 is an acid, with increasing acidity as the pH decreases toward zero. Likewise, a substance with a pH greater than 7.0 is a base (alkali), with increasing alkalinity as the pH moves toward 14.0.

Leave the gridlock to the politicians while you ride the capital city's traffic-free paths, challenging climbs and quaint parks.
BELTWAY BLISS Ask a DC cyclist where to ride and, well, it gets political. The suburbs offer beautiful country roads, but the city has dedicated bike lanes. The bipartisan solution: Railroads converted to bike paths connect both, traffic-free. Here are some top picks.
INNER BELTWAY LOOP This 30.8-mile route passes DC's iconic sights—and avoids potholes and congestion—by stringing together paved bike paths and converted rail lines. Starting at the Washington Monument, head west toward the Lincoln Memorial. At mile 1.1, swing north on the Rock Creek Parkway Trail and follow the Potomac River to the Capital Crescent Trail in Georgetown. The next 7 miles climb 350 shady feet, then the route hits flat terrain between Bethesda at mile 10 and Silver Spring at mile 13.4. The clockwise loop tours Capitol Hill (one of America's oldest neighborhoods) and ends on the National Mall.
Avenue on the park's western edge for a 2-mile stretch of punchy ascents. Near mile 8, fly down the winding 4-mile descent on Beach Drive before tackling the two climbs that dominate the last 9 miles.
POTOMAC PALISADE LOOP Maryland's suburbs offer challenging terrain and less-traveled roads. Follow the brick-lined streets of Georgetown to MacArthur Boulevard and pedal northwest along the Potomac for the centerpiece of this 53.4-mile route: the mile-long, 4-percent grade up Old Angler's Hill. Two miles later, grab a croissant at cycle-friendly Vie de France in Potomac, then head up the hills near Travilah for a rolling 10.5-mile side loop. Mile 41 takes you to shady Rock Creek Park before you merge onto 13th Street for the final stretch back into the city.
DOWNLOAD GPS maps and cue sheets for these rides and more at BICYCLING.com/washingtondc.
DO THIS: Take your cash (no credit cards here) to Ben's Chili Bowl. Obama does.

We now have 64bit / 32bit builds for Debian 7 and Ubuntu 12.04 in addition to the builds for Debian 6 and 13.04 as we've been releasing previously.
Build 30470 has fixes for the dir_* and cmd_* functionality reported for the previous release.
We had a tough time getting this release out the door and greatly appreciate the community's patience. We have a much better handle on the release process for utserver. Getting builds out the door should be significantly quicker now.

Czech economic sentiment declined for the second straight month in March, survey figures from the Czech Statistical Office showed Thursday.
The economic confidence index fell to 11.9 in March from 12.3 in the previous month.
In January, the score was 13.8, which was the highest reading since June 2008.
The business confidence indicator also worsened slightly to 14.2 in March from 14.5 in the preceding month.
Similarly, the consumer confidence index dropped from 3.8 in February to 2.5 in March. It was also the lowest reading in five months.
The survey revealed that consumers were more afraid of a decrease in the overall economic situation for the next twelve months.
The confidence indicator industry, construction and trade weakened in March, while the morale for services improved.

Only 1 in 10 American adults can do this problem -- can you?
The graph below shows the number of trailers that Barnum Moving and Storage has rented in the last 11 months.
Question 1: On average, how many trailers were rented per month from the beginning of Month 4 through the end of Month 11?
6.125 trailers were rented per month on average between Month 4 and Month 11.
The average is the total number of trailers rented divided by the number of months. This total number of trailers rented was 49 (from 16+2+1+2+0+7+4+17), and there were 8 months.
Question 2: Using that average, what is your prediction for how many trailers will be rented in the next 5 months (rounded to the nearest trailer)?
We can predict that 31 trailers will be rented over the next 5 months.
To predict, you can multiply the average by the number of months you are predicting over, so 6.125x5 = 30.625. Rounded to the nearest trailer, you get a prediction of 31 trailers.
How can you use data to predict the future?
Data is often noisy -- it jumps around a lot. Using statistical techniques like averaging can help to get a better overall picture, and it can make for more accurate predictions of the future. CSM can give you the tools you need to analyze data in your work and life.

#6EA50D Hex Color, Includes conversions, schemes, html color codes and much more.
This page lists many detailed information about the hex color #6EA50D. Its Hexadecimal code is 6EA50D. In a RGB color space, which is consist of 43.14% red, 64.71% green and 5.1% blue, and that corresponding RGB values are 110, 165, 13. In a CMYK color space, it is consist of 33.3% cyan, 0% magenta, 92.1% yellow and 35.3% black, whereas that corresponding CMYK values are 0.33, 0, 0.92, 0.35. Other more information such as degree, lightness, saturation, please browses the following content.

Average Mbps: 12.1. Internet speeds have increased 33% over the last year.
Average Mbps: 12.3. Internet speeds have increased 8.4% over the last year.
Average Mbps: 12.7. Internet speeds have increased 24% over the last year.
Average Mbps: 13. Internet speeds have increased 25% over the last year.
Average Mbps: 14.2. Internet speeds have increased 15% over the last year.
Average Mbps: 14.5. Internet speeds have increased 21% over the last year.
Average Mbps: 14.6. Internet speeds have increased 34% over the last year.
Average Mbps: 15.2. Internet speeds have increased 16% over the last year.
Average Mbps: 16.8. Internet speeds have increased 37% over the last year.
Though internet penetration in Nigeria is increasing rapidly, NCC, Ministry of Communication technology and the internet providers really need to step up the game!

This clause specifies penalties if the transport conditions (temperature and humidity) for a package are breached.
This clause specifies penalties if the transport conditions (temperature and humidity) for a package are breached.
On receipt of the shipment "SHIP_001" the importer "DAN" pays the grower "PETER" 1.50 USD per KG. The shipment must contain between 3000 and 3500 KG of "Grade I, Size 4, Zutano Mexican Avocados".
Shipments that arrive after 07/02/2018 are to be considered spoiled and must be arranged to be returned to or disposed of by grower at cost to grower.
Temperature readings for the shipment must be between 2 and 13.
Humidity readings for the shipment must be between 70 and 90.

Out of seven consonants and 4 vowels, how many words of 3 consonants and 2 vowels can be formed ?
Out of seven consonants and 4 vowels, how many words of 3 consonants and 2 vowels can be formed ?
Answer : 1 25200 Explanation : Answer: A) 25200 Explanation: Number of ways of selecting (3 consonants out of 7) and (2 vowels out of 4) =( C37×C24 ) = 210.Number of groups, each having 3 consonants and 2 vowels =210Each group contains 5 letters.Number of ways of arranging 5 letters among themselves = 5! = 120. Required number of words = (210 x 120) = 25200.

View question - If you went to the store and the store is 108 Inches how many feet is that?
108 divided by 12 would be 9.
108 divided by 12 would be 9.

In last week’s edition of APW’s Rate My Ride Wednesdays, we featured four photos of awesome all-American trucks and asked our Facebook fans to rate them on a scale of 1 to 10 (1 = Unimpressive, 10 = Extremely Hot). Here’s how they fared. Grabbing the top spot is Tony’s silver Dodge Ram with an average score of 8.9. In second place is Billy’s impressive 1995 Dodge Ram with a score of 6. Coming in at third and fourth place are Evan’s outstanding orange Dodge Ram 1500 with a rating of 4 and Chris’s Ford F-150 with a score of 3.

selling tough jeansmith leather body bag. use only twice , looks news at it is keep well.
Jack Spade canvas messenger bag 70% new.
Bought in Paris; Original Price HK$3,200.
15""x 11.5 " x 3"
Black faux leather briefcase / suitcase complete with two spacious interior compartments, back compartment with zip fastening and silver colour metal tuck clasp, as well as detachable matching shoulder strap with adjustable length. - Length: 29.0cm - Width: 40.5cm - Thickness (Max.): approx. 13.
Le Tanneur leather bag bought from France. Still in good condition.

This Excel Tutorial demonstrates how to use the Excel TIME Function in Excel to calculate a time, with formula examples.
The TIME Function Returns the time from a hour, minute, and second.
hour – An hour between 0-23. Example: 13.
minute – A minute between 0-59. Example: 13.
second – An hour between 0-23. Example: 13.
Simply enter numbers corresponding to the Hour, Minute, and Second of the time.
Minutes and seconds can be greater than 59 or less than 0.
From this starting point you can add or subtract minutes or seconds.
For the function arguments (hour, etc.), you can either enter them directly into the function, or define variables to use instead.

30cm length. 1:1 and 1:50 scales. Aluminium. Boxed. Product Size: 300 x 38mm. Product Packing: Boxed. Decoration Size: 45 x 25mm. Decoration Position: Top of ruler. Decoration Method: Pad Print | Laser Printing. Carton Quantities: 200. Carton Size: 34.3 x 32.2 x 42.6. Carton Weight: 14. Colour: Silver. Price includes : Pad Print 1 Colour / 1 Position. Setup is included.

Manufactured to British Standard BS2037 Class 1. Strong, light and easy to handle. Rubber feet fitted all round. Serrated treads - 80mm deep. Serrated top step 330 x 120mm. Height (Open) - 3.17m. Treads - 13. Weight - 13.2kg. Non returnable.