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Raymond T. Mouthorp, Sr., 92, Canton |
Friday, March 29, 2013 - 5:33 pm |
Raymond T. Mouthorp, Sr., 92, of 1430 Old DeKalb Road passed away peacefully at his home, March 27. |
A private funeral service will be held for the family. Visiting hours will be held at the Lawrence Funeral Home Monday April 1 from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. Burial will be held at Union Cemetery, DeKalb Junction at a later date. |
Raymond worked for Queensboro Milk Factory, Canton, in the late 1950s; drove school bus for Canton Central School in the 1960s and 1970s all while running the family farm.<eot>Chile to lift state of emergency as vaccines beat back COVID infections - News Alt Coins |
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Our body is frequently exposed to pathogens, including viruses and bacteria. They enter the body through barrier tissues, such as the skin, lungs, and intestine. In response to these infections, specialized immune cells are formed in the barrier tissues, so called tissue-resident memory T cells. These immune cells take... |
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For every company worth its salt, the weighty question of whether to update their logo in line with changing consumer tastes and design trends is one that's endlessly deliberated, argued and considered. It's understandable - any change in the area of corporate identity comes with a wide range of questions that need to ... |
First up: the biggest brand on Planet Logo, the big red grandpappy of all soft drinks - Coca-Cola. There's a great story behind this logo - which we covered in a previous post - but let's take a look at how it's progressed through the years. The first version saw the widely-used Spencerian Script used in the USA in the... |
Just as consumers have turned their noses up at the original formula of Coke being changed, so it seems people like the world's favourite cola logo to stay exactly as it has always been. Over the years the only deviation from the full 'Coca-Cola' has been the introduction of the 'Coke' logo in the 1980s, which has sinc... |
Next up: no review of logo evolution would be satisfactory without a look at how one of the USA's biggest clothing retailers made a serious - and likely very expensive - about-turn. In 2010, the mighty Gap announced that it was undergoing a corporate ID change. The rationale behind Gap's thinking was much the same as m... |
The result? Quite possibly the fastest re-rebrand of all time: Gap changed its logo a week later, back to the well-known blue square. Once again, another lesson in 'if it ain't broke, don't fix it' - and how it's important to never underestimate just how sacred an identity can be be for brand fans. |
A good example of a company whose logo has changed greatly over time would be Kodak. When founded in 1889, the logo reflected the combination of the name of its founder, George Eastman, and the name 'Kodak', which he and his mother came up with whilst messing around with anagrams. In the late 1800s, a logo based on let... |
As the leading photographic brand in the USA (if not the world) at the time, the Kodak logo went through many changes - firstly in 1935, when it made a dramatic departure from monochrome to the yellow and red rectangular version. Over the years that followed, this colour scheme became sacred and survived rebranding in ... |
The above examples show 3 routes that logos may take over time, but it's worth bearing in mind that not all brands follow the above examples. The reasons for this are numerous. Some companies are amalgamated into bigger brands, and adopt elements of their new parent company. Others have a fundamental shift in their off... |
Thanks for reading up on logos here on Springleap - if you enjoyed this, you'll love our previous article on the History of 3 Famous Logos, here.<eot>Murray settling into new surroundings after departure from double winners |
The Sligo Rovers man will be playing for a new club this season for the third consecutive year. |
By Paul Dollery Thursday 14 Feb 2019, 1:41 PM |
Feb 14th 2019, 1:41 PM 4,835 Views No Comments |
https://the42.ie/4493475 |
Ronan Murray pictured alongside the Premier Division trophy at the launch of the 2019 SSE Airtricity League season. |
RONAN MURRAY RECKONS a new-look Sligo Rovers team is capable of being successful — but they'll need time to gel during the 2019 season. |
If they manage to do so, the 27-year-old attacker believes the Bit o' Red could be in a position to challenge at the top end of the table next year. |
Murray is one of several new faces at the Showgrounds ahead of the new campaign, having joined Rovers from double winners Dundalk. |
After spending nearly a decade in England, where he played for the likes of Ipswich Town and Notts County, Murray returned home to join Galway United for the 2017 season. In spite of the Tribesmen's relegation, he was named in the PFAI Team of the Year. |
He was then snapped up by Dundalk and won Premier Division and FAI Cup medals with the Lilywhites. However, amid intense competition for places at Oriel Park, Murray was restricted to just 11 starts in the league last season. |
"That was one of the main reasons I left," he admits. "I loved Dundalk and I don't have a bad word to say about the club. But for my own sake, the best thing for me to do was to go and play for Sligo. Hopefully I'll do that plenty this year." |
Murray holding the silverware aloft after Dundalk were crowned 2018 Premier Division champions. Source: Ryan Byrne/INPHO |
Coincidentally, Sligo's opening fixture is away to Dundalk tomorrow evening, although Murray is rated as doubtful to feature against his former club due to an ankle injury. |
In his first season in charge of Sligo, Liam Buckley has made a host of new signings. In addition to Murray, Jamaican international Romeo Parkes, Nigerian recruit Brendan Ogbu and former Glentoran striker Daryl Fordyce have bolstered their attacking options. |
At the back, Bermuda's international captain Dante Leverock, ex-Stoke City U23 skipper Lewis Banks and former Cork City captain Johnny Dunleavy have come in. |
"It's good to be back closer to home. I'm enjoying it," says Murray, a native of Belmullet in Mayo. "For a club with a new management system and plenty of new players, things are going as well as they possibly could. |
"This is an exciting season for Sligo. Hopefully we can get a few good results on the board early and get the fans on our side, especially at home. If we can have a steady season this year to build for next year, with a few more signings we could be there or thereabouts next season." |
In addition to his role at Sligo Rovers, Murray works as a personal trainer at home in Belmullet. When his stint in England came to an end, he decided that it was time to start preparing for life after football. |
Murray, during his time at Notts County, challenging Jonathan Douglas of Brentford. Source: Adam Davy |
However, he's adamant that his additional commitment isn't detrimental to his football. The former Ireland U21 international is still determined to get the best from himself on the pitch. |
"Soccer doesn't last forever so I wanted to see what other interests I had when I came back from England. The money genuinely isn't there in the League of Ireland to sustain yourself," he explains. |
"There's a lot to be said for looking after yourself for after your career, because no one else is really going to do it. I have a big emphasis on that now, but it doesn't take away from my soccer ambitions. It's just an add-on to my life and it's something I enjoy." |
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I started playing in Brass Bands when in 1962 when a Band was formed in my home town of Croydon, Victoria. My brother and I were taken by my father to the Band room where we met the Bandmaster and players (neither of us able to play an instrument, nor read music). We were given private tuition by Bandmaster Ralph Willi... |
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Torp bug? |
By SupahFlyGuy, July 6, 2018 in Support |
I just put 4 torpedoes from a Leningrad into a Hsienyang for 13,205 total damage or which 118 was flooding. |
If the torpedoes do 15,100 damage, how could this be? |
Depends . Saturation ; deduction of damage from the ships torpedo bulge and maybe others . |
here is a wonderful example of damage saturation from torps : |
My bet is that he only had 13205 health left when you torpedoed him, and that the damage saturation that Anderman mention ensured he lived long just long enough to take that 4th torpedo. The damage counter doesn't count overkill. |
Heck, I once got a citadel hit on a Cleveland in my Bismark that only did 3 damage, simply because that was all the health he had left. |
Of course, this is all speculation on my part. If you have the replay, looking at that would help us figure out what happened more accurately. |
1 hour ago, SupahFlyGuy said: |
Aidefrom as said above by others of damage saturation - Torpedoes "max damage" is actually somewhat false. Yes, that is the maximum, however, The maximum damage a DD will take from a torp is 0.9x or 90% of the max damage. Most other ships have a torp bulge so while a bow or stern strike is the same as a DD hit, 0.9x, y... |
Odds are the bow/stern is what you hit (last check main ship body doesn't saturate like that, only those two areas), which reduced it by that much and started flooding (which flooding and fire ignore saturation) and he died or repaired. As that is still slightly under the .9x multiplier damage wise. |
Think of it this way - while Wargaming keeps it that our ships can stay in battle and all both for out fun and amusement, and visually for the sake of simplicity, the areas that I know can be saturated - Bow, Stern, and Superstructure, while still there have effectively been blown off or shreaded to nothing. While ship... |
The Hsienyang had full HP at the start, took FOUR torps and only took 13,205 in TOTAL damage. He kept on sailing.<eot>Standing as they were in the shadows, Tesse could have forgotten about the elaborate illusion she’d cast on her dress to honor her guild name. She’d had a silver silk couture ball gown commissioned and ... |
Shawbrook Bank reported continued investment in technology, including the introduction of its buy-to-let platform targeting easier case management, in its Q1 trading update. |
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