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It was goals-a-plenty in this West Lancashire League Premier Match with Lostock taking a 24th minute lead but going in at half time level after a late goal. Lostock regained the lead early in the second with Oxley getting his brace but 2 goals from Whitehaven took them in front. Matty Bulcock fired in an equalizer from distance to level once again. LSG finished the game with 9 players after late dismissals for Wilkinson and Riding.
"An answer for the rich. Start crying, weep for the miseries that are coming to you. Your wealth is all rotting, your clothes are all eaten up by moths. All your gold and your silver are corroding away, and the same corrosion will be your own sentence, and eat into your body. It was a burning fire that you stored up as your treasure for the last days. Labourers mowed your fields, and you cheated them – listen to the wages that you kept back, calling out; realise that the cries of the reapers have reached the ears of the Lord of hosts. On earth you have had a life of comfort and luxury; in the time of slaughter you went on eating to your heart’s content. It was you who condemned the innocent and killed them; they offered you no resistance."
– James 5:1-6, which is today's 2nd reading at Mass, and my sermon for today can be read here.
This is the tomb of Thomas Beckington, Bishop of Bath and Wells who died in 1465. It is notable because beneath the effigy of the bishop in episopalia is a decaying corpse: a reminder that we are all equal in death.
As I listen to music on a low sound level due to the restaurant downstairs but don't want to miss out on the details, I use a compressor and limiter combination. The equalizer is only used for fancy display right now (FBQ).
Documentation/engineering photo of the Apollo 7 Command Module (CM-101), about three weeks after delivery to KSC.
As the first flight of the redesigned CM Unified Crew Hatch, on the first manned mission, documentation, both before and after the mission was most likely incredibly extensive.
The previous hatch design was sadly, a major contributor to the death of the Apollo 1 Crew.
The photograph primarily centers on the pressure equalization valve. The purge port is to the immediate lower left.
Great comparative photo & interesting thread:
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Excellent diagram:
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Credit: Historic Space Systems website
Rockhill Trolley Museum view of old drop equalized built up traction power truck is seen in the shop area of the EBT yard at Rockhill Furnace, Pennsylvania, October 1996. This truck has plain journal bearings. Most likely this truck was used under an interurban style car. The Rockhill Trolley Museum shares EBT yard facility and operates it's electrically powered street cars and interurbans cars on it's own rails.
The prevailing winds seem to be heading north and that cloud hanging over the eastern sky has finally started to reveal Horseshoe park where we are now - at the big curve. The strengthening sun has equalized the colors. So far, the day has not necessarily been revealing what's to come but finally we have normal lighting. Still, I did a number on the visible clouding. We'll see. We already have some decent captures in my opinion but we hope to stretch that out on up the road. I suspect the radical lighting is done, for now. But Phil wanted to try out his new park pass Tuesday and I had already used the "latent" files on my camera card. Eddie is kapoot and AWOL. He better return with SOMETHING! And here we are dodging all the early season traffic on the Trail Ridge Road at the loop west of Estes in the National Park. This is a Tuesday in May BEFORE schools let out for the summer season. This might be off the list for the rest of the tourista season. I am not particularly in a tourista dodging mood. Spring may just be toast already.
The name, Trail Ridge, comes from the historic trail used by Indians, usually Utes from the Western Slope, who ascended the fairly smooth ridge atop what appears to be mountains on the left before descending into the Colorado (nee Grand) River Drainage on the other side of the Continental Divide beyond. I suppose that sounds reasonable, if Phil has not been pulling our chains. The trail is still designated on topo maps. Fall River Pass Road continues until it ascends the Fall River Valley in this image. It can barely be detected on the right side of the steeper canyon in the distance. Visibility is much better as you progress up Trail Ridge Road. Endovalley picnic grounds are further up this valley where the meadow starts to pinch out. The scabbed over scour central-right on the hillside of the shot, is the alluvial fan from the Lawn Lake flood, a defining act done to this Estes Park valley.
Fall River here takes its sweet time finding any lazy it route could through this flat meadow area. It does not seem to have any particular destination. Up from us here, Fall River executes another complete ess in our view. It hurries up its journey further up the canyon and well below the bighorn viewing sight behind our backs. I conjecture that there are salt grasses in the area in this lush meadow that the bighorn keep in mind. There are certainly minerals like the obvious iron flushing down the canyon above here. The aspen are all displaying their new green finery while the beetle kill pines are starting to blossom into more and more red on the hillsides. They may not be able to suppress the NEXT forest fire and all the indefensible outlying housing will be toast. It's likely to run like bang-gusters.
The sky processing is similar to that described in the posting I made recently. I had less to work within this scene. I think I came really close to the early morning lighting which was starting to revel the day.
Town Showed Great Hart! A gritty comeback from 2 nil down midway through the first was started with a Tom Ince goal just before half time. Ridge came out strong in the 2nd and soon saw an equalizer from captain George Melling before a quick brace from Jay Hart put the game to bed. Town got one more through Richie Allen before AFC got a consolation. A great start to the new league with 3 points.
A glass-curtain wall at Eastview Elementary School in Americus, Georgia, filled the cafeteria with natural light. From Stevens and Wilkinson, Selected Works (Atlanta), [1958], 105.[Extracted from "Equalization Schools in Georgia's African-American Communities, 1951-1970" by Steven Moffson, Historic Preservation Division, Georgia Department of Natural Resources, 2010.]
Wren Rovers advanced to the next round with a 4-2 penalty shootout win over tital rivals Longridge Town. The game finished with 10 players on each side and Longridge equalized in the last minute
Alberta’s legislature will debate a potential referendum question asking Albertans if they think the principle of equalization payments should be removed from Canada’s Constitution.
Premier Jason Kenney introduced a motion on June 7, 2021 that, if passed, will put the following question on a provincewide referendum ballot on Oct. 18, in conjunction with municipal and Senate elections:
“Should Section 36(2) of the Constitution Act, 1982 –Parliament and the Government of Canada’s commitment to the principle of making equalization payments – be removed from the Constitution?”
“Albertans elected this government to get a fair deal for them. That’s exactly what this referendum is about. For too long, Albertans have been forced to subsidize public services in other parts of the country where politicians have been trying to block our pipelines and impair our vital economic interests, even during times of great economic hardship for us. This fall, Albertans will finally get a chance to tell the federal government that they’ve had enough of the unfair equalization program, and want reforms that recognize our province’s role in creating national prosperity.” said Premier Jason Kenney.
The principle of equalization is embedded into the Constitution and is the Government of Canada’s primary transfer program for addressing fiscal imbalances between provinces.
Albertans fund equalization through federal tax contributions, which are then transferred by the federal government to other provinces for their programs and services.
However, the current program does not take into account fundamental matters of fairness, including the ability of “have provinces” – like Alberta – to contribute transfers even when their provincial economies are down.
“Justin Trudeau’s equalization program is not fair for Albertans. Their generosity is being taken for granted by leaders who are happy to receive the money but reject the jobs that produce it. Albertans will finally have the opportunity to be heard.” said Kaycee Madu, Minister of Justice and Solicitor General.
Holding a referendum on equalization was a key recommendation of the Fair Deal Panel, which submitted a report to government last year recommending several ways Alberta could strengthen its position in Confederation.
“Alberta averages almost $20 billion annually in net contributions to Confederation. Almost 10,000 Canadians commute from across Canada to work in the oilsands alone. Alberta certainly doesn't appear to be getting treated fairly and I'm very happy that our government is listening to those that spoke at our Fair Deal consultations.” said Tany Yao, MLA for Fort McMurray-Wood Buffalo and member, Fair Deal Panel.
“Equalization rewards irresponsible, anti-economic development policies while punishing responsible economic development governance. Over the past 10 years, hard-working Albertans have sent over $400 billion to some provinces that run budgetary surpluses with money that isn’t theirs. Albertans’ self-determinant spirit built this province, so it’s time we asked them whether things need to change.” said Miranda Rosin, MLA for Banff-Kananaskis and member, Fair Deal Panel.
(photography by Chris Schwarz/Government of Alberta)
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17th `Ju-Jutsu X-MAS Turnier´ (tournament) in Rastede, a municipality in the Ammerland district, in the German state Lower Saxony. It is situated approximately 12 km north of the city Oldenburg.
Organizer: `Niedersächsischer Ju-Jutsu Verband e.V.´ (Ju-Jutsu association of Lower Saxony). Equalizer are the sport clubs `PSV Oldenburg´,`TuS Bloherfelde´.and SF Wüsting-Altmoorhausen.
Participants: from Berlin, Brandenburg, Bremen, Hamburg, Lower Saxony, North Rhine-Westphalia, Schleswig-Holstein, Thuringia, and guests from the Kingdom of Denmark and from the Netherlands.
17. `Ju-Jutsu X-MAS Turnier´ in Rastede, einer Gemeinde im Landkreis Ammerland, in Niedersachsen rund 12 km von Oldenburg entfernt.
Veranstalter war der `Niedersächsische Ju-Jutsu Verband e.V.´ und Ausrichter waren die Sportvereine `PSV Oldenburg´,`TuS Bloherfelde´ und SF Wüsting-Altmoorhausen..
Teilnehmer: aus den Bundesländern Berlin, Brandenburg, Bremen, Hamburg, Niedersachsen, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Schleswig-Holstein und Thüringen, und Gäste aus Dänemark und der Niederlande.