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Bihar Board 10th Admit Card 2023: मैट्रिक बोर्ड परीक्षा 2023 का एडमिट कार्ड हुआ जारी, ऐसे करें सकते हैं डाउनलोड

Bihar Board 10th Admit Card 2023: मैट्रिक बोर्ड परीक्षा 2023 का एडमिट कार्ड हुआ जारी, ऐसे करें सकते हैं डाउनलोड

Bihar Board 10th Admit Card 2023: क्या आप भी  बिहार मैट्रिक बोर्ड परीक्षा, 2023 मे बैठने वाले है और बेसब्री  के साथ अपने   मैट्रिक एडमिट कार्ड  का इंतजार कर रहे है तो आपका यह इंतजार खत्म हो चुका है क्योंकि   बिहार बोर्ड  द्धारा Bihar Board Admit Card 2023  को जारी कर दिया गया है जिसकी पूरी विस्तृत जानकारी हम आपको इस आर्टिकल मे प्रदान करेगे ताकि आप आसानी से अपने – अपने  एडमिट कार्ड  को चेक व…

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park stuff calendar:

March 9th: cancel pine bark order from Home Depot ASAP

March 10th - CANCELLED: weekly maintenance at horribly degraded wetland (HDW); bring sharps container for needles

March 11th - email boat club people about boat-based trash removal in the future and logistics for non-members

March 12th - 9:30 meeting with J.S.#3 about seed project and possible mugwort eradication March 12th - get 2023 budget from C.W. March 12th - community board parks subcommittee meeting at 6, take notes; follow-up item: confirm the deadline for bringing up Earth Day Festival as item at April meeting (3rd Thursday of every month) March 14th - HDW clean up with J.S.#3 and his dyke assistant March 14th - remove the wineberry in daffodil patch by the stairs March 14th - Earth Day Festival committee meeting at 6:30

March 15th - text JLS about adding earth day event to Parks calendar (confirm with Fucking Chris about when this should happen) March 15th - PFP GRANT IS DUE March 15th - unpack Home Depot deliveries and repot AWC cohort 1 seedlings

March 16th - riverside clean-up with boat club people March 16th - walk-through with J.S.#2 at the restoration creek project March 16th - remove Atlantic white cedar seeds from fridge and plant (3:2:1.5 peat:vermiculite:perlite with the slow-release fertilizer (it's in the foyer closet on the shelf and smells weird) + transplant cohort 1 (measure and record heights), same mix [source, Derby et al. (2004)]

March 17th - weekly maintenance at HDW

March 18th - text J.L.S. about getting parks committee chair email; soft pitch my concerns about park land use to her + include Patch article from 2021 March 18th - ask J.S.#2 about Army Corp of Engineers survey results (from 2023?)

March 20th - Riverkeeper orientation at 5:30 March 20th - deadline to email chair of community board parks committee to add what I think is illegal land use to the next board meeting agenda (incorporate lack of public feedback & Army Corps of Engineers report on sea level rise)

[March 21-March 26 - vacation; no weekly maintenance at HDW; morning pruning of wineberry at Shittier Park (bring bags for removal and double-glove) or follow-up on mulberry tree pruning

March 22nd: pick up seed mix from Autistic Seth or designate one of the SC to do it]

March 27th - watch Riverkeeper Sweep orientation recording on zoom & email Frances March 27th - repot Ursa Major & Ursa Minor March 27th - bother Dan (ICC) about boat plantings; bother Jana about beach plum locations March 27th - email Compost Lady from RSC March 28th - call with JS#1 at 9 am about wetland meeting; discuss the seed-sowing project for EDF March 28th - email JS#1 the seed invoice and species list from Autistic Seth March 28th - steering committee meeting at 6:30

March 29th - call with Rachel from comedically evil non-profit at 5:30 March 29th - return of J.S.#3 and his dyke assistant Paloma to HDW

March 30th - weekly maintenance at HDW

March 31st - community gardening day with the slightly cult-y Orthodox Jewish community group (to do: reach out to other group members to see if anyone wants to join in; double check that email didn't bounce back or if there's a better email)

April 7th - weekly maintenance in park

April 9th - community board meeting at 6:30 April 9th - email Bennett Park people

April 11th - sculpture reception, 9 am April 11th - private call with commissioners 1&2, 2pm April 11th - email CB committee head April 11th - email state senator's office

April 14th - weekly maintenance at HDW

April 15th - call with CB committee head, 6pm RESCHEDULED

April 18th - update on AWC cohort status April 18th - call with CB committee head and Evil Ryan, 3 pm RESCHEDULED

April 19th - pick up giant map from Staples

April 20th (ugh) - Earth Day Festival (HAT AND SUNSCREEN AND WATER BOTTLE) + make @roycohn attend under pain of death; wake up 7 am

April 21st - weekly maintenance at HDW or help B.S. with her site plantings in Bronx

April 22nd - actually Earth Day. also Pesach April 22nd - email compost lady

April 25th - steering committee meeting and EDF post-mortem

April 27th - tentative date for visiting compost site at RPC

April 28th - monthly check for cohort 1 heights

May 4th - Riversweep with boat club people

May 25th - clean up in Rockaway

general to-do list w/o fixed date:

talk to Unfriendly Caitlin or B.S. about the Japanese pagoda trees in Shittier Park and a possible transplant

ask Beth about making flyer for EDF (English and Spanish)

ask Unfriendly Caitlin about info on native bees that hibernate in grasses during the winter; ask Fucking C for the marsh groundskeeper guy's contact info to discuss future grass clearing and ideally make them stop it.

talk to bagel place guy and trump supporter Tom about donations and whatnot

email J.S.#2 about setting up private event for plant dividing in April (post-EDF)

email A (she/they) at RPC about compost visit on 4/27

email J.S#1 about plans for mugwort removal on Earth Day, signage, using the seed mix as cover crop, and beyond

email NutraSweet about discussion of mugwort with J.S.#3

email New York Metropolitan Flora survey about incidence of river cane

urban ecologist program at NYBG

get actual sharps containers for EDF clean-up at work (possibly boat club people have extras we can use either way I'm not paying for this shit)

ask super for my spare hand pruners back

place order from Prairie Moon once AWC cohort 2 starts sprouting

email A.R. (nursery) about group volunteering in exchange for a bunch of plants (deadline [self-imposed] is March 15th)

email J.S.#1 about wetland management goals based on call with S.H.

email J.S.#1 about DEC tidal wetlands permit

follow-up email to J.S.#3 about seed project + email fucking Seth if he doesn't get back to me about the mix

identify actual trail edges that can be cleared and planted + look up if hand rake would be useful

email N.H. at BRA about testing soil samples and if there's a cost/limit (update: NONE; ask NutraSweet to drop off in her car);- discuss results with J.S.#2 and how to incorporate into wetland management plan with J.S.#1

follow up with J.S.#2 about clearing the canal, which I hate

ask M.S. or R.K. about landscape architect stuff re: boardwalk design for wetland management plan

text B.S. about tree delivery from JBHS nursery

start looking for other grants once PFP is submitted

look into seed collection techniques and seed-sharing resources in mid-Atlantic/New England

--- Cohort 1 notes: on 3/15/24, 4 of the Cohort 1 AWC seedlings were planted in 3 pots: Gemini (two together), Atlas, and Pipsqueak in the Derby (2004) medium with a sprinkle of Osmocote + original medium from cones. Heights were 14.5 cm & 6 cm (Gemini), 12 cm (Atlas), and 10 cm (Pipsqueak). Pending them not dying immediately and/or showing signs of significant growth, the remaining seedlings will be repotted. Target height prior to planting is 36 cm. Repotting showed a shallower root system than expected, needs a wider container than cone or should be replanted sooner.

3/17/24 update: might be a coincidence but Pipsqueak and Atlas are already showing new growth (crown and branches, respectively). no changes from Gemini. among the un-repotted, Ursa Minor has some browning at the crown - might need to transplant soon than later, or perhaps burning from too much sun? will rotate and see if this improves. unsure how I will separate Gemini/Ursa Major and Minor when the time comes :/

3/20/24 - separated Gemini into two pots due to lack of immediate growth/improvement shown in Atlas and Pipsqueak. Concern about browning on Ursa Minor, may attempt to divide soon. Potted Hajime and Tagalong to use up the extra medium.

3/28/24 - Potted Ursa Minor and Ursa Major (without Osmocote). Atlas and Pipsqueak continue to show the most improvement. Tagalong has started to show some new growth; less from Hajime. Gemini 1 has started showing new radial growth with a hint of crown growth from Gemini 2. Added layer of compost to all C1 after morning watering

Heights updates:

Pipsqueak - 12.5 cm

Atlas - 13.0 cm

Gemini 1 - 14.5 cm

Gemini 2 - ~6 cm (note: crown is bent)

Hajime - 13.8 cm

Tagalong - 11.0 cm

Ursa Minor - 6.7 cm (note: browning on crown might affect future vertical growth)

Ursa Major - 18.3 cm

4/9/24 - noticed some burning on Ursa Major and Ursa Minor, likely due to the shitty addition of Osmocote. stirred soil and repotted. likely that Ursa Minor is not going to make it.

Cohort 2 notes: on 3/17/24, 105 seeds were planted for Cohort 2 in the Derby (2004) medium with the Osmocote. seeds were floated (77 floated, 28 didn't float) and grouped by float status, divided into 28 cones (on average 4 seeds to each cone), planted, and additional medium spread on top ~1/4 cm. some of the original medium from Cohort 1 was used in cones where Derby medium was insufficient. all cones were watered at approximately 12:00 with 2 tsp of distilled water.

3/20/24 - no growth so far. continuing with 2 tsp water daily (morning). May try dividing into 1 tsp morning, 1 tsp evening.

3/28/24 - no growth so far. continuing with 2 tsp water daily (morning). will switch to divided watering for a sample after 30 days.

4/11/24 - FIRST SEEDLING OF COHORT 2 UP

4/18/24 - cohort 2 notes: one seedling still in cap, one with two leaves out and third budding (both in row 4FR). I didn't record the time for the first seedlings of cohort 1 to come up so this is a total craps shoot. switched back to 1 tsp of water (mornings) because of concerns of overwatering leading to bugs.

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China's J-15 fighters start flying with WS-10 domestic engines

Fernando Valduga By Fernando Valduga 11/29/2022 - 08:29 in Military

China seems to be installing domestic engines on its Shenyang J-15 Flying Shark on boarded game.

Images released on November 17 on the state broadcaster CCTV showed a J-15 of the Navy of the People's Liberation Army (PLAN) with the post-combustion nozzles of the WS-10 Taihang turbofans in calibration in preparation for a test flight at the facilities of the manufacturer Shenyang Aircraft Corp.

The CCTV report was made to mark the 10th anniversary of the first takeoff and landing of the aircraft in Liaoning, China's first aircraft carrier.

This is the first time that a production J-15 has been seen equipped with locally developed engines; there was a time when the WS-10 was seen in a prototype of the J-15 built during the development phase of the aircraft.

Production copies of the J-15 were previously equipped with Russian AL-31F engines. The jet fighter is the newest modern and native combat aircraft in China's inventory to be equipped with the Russian engine, and follows the installation process in the Chengdu J-10 single-engine that also received the WS-10.

The use of WS-10s in the J-15s in China - and in the J-10s after more than a decade in service - suggests that China is confident with the performance and reliability of the engine type for use in single engines and in the riskiest operations in aircraft carriers.

The WS-10 Taihang is a series of turbofan engines with high thrust and high thrust-to-weight ratio independently developed by China, which is already feeding production examples of the Shenyang J-11B interceptor, the J-16 attack aircraft and the Chengdu J-20 stealth aircraft.

Previous reports suggested that China was struggling to overcome the reliability and performance problems of the WS-10, as the country faced broader problems in the development of national aircraft engines. As a result, China relied on imported Russian engines to power several of its domestic aircraft, including from the J-20 to the Xian Y-20 strategic transport aircraft.

In addition to the domestically developed engine for the J-15, Chinese military observers are eagerly awaiting new information about new aircraft based on aircraft carriers, including an updated and catapult-launched version of the J-15 (based on the Su-33), a stealth aircraft based on state-of-the-art aircraft carriers, a combat jet supposedly called J-35, an early warning aircraft carrier

China is also developing a two-seat J-15 (above) for electronic attack missions on aircraft carriers, similar to the Terrestrial J-16D first seen in 2021.

Tags: Military AviationJ-15 Flying SharkPLAN - People's Liberation Army Navy / People's Liberation Army Navy

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Aviation photographer and pilot since 1992, he has participated in several events and air operations, such as Cruzex, AirVenture, Dayton Airshow and FIDAE. It has works published in specialized aviation magazines in Brazil and abroad. Uses Canon equipment during his photographic work in the world of aviation.

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Season previews: Western Bulldogs (10th)

Last season: 9th (12 wins, 11 losses, 108.7%) Notable ins: Ryley Sanders (no. 6 draft pick), James Harmes (Melbourne), Nick Coffield (St Kilda) Notable outs: Josh Bruce (retired)

The Bulldogs 2016 premiership was at the time likened to Hawthorn's of 2008 - a young side on the rise that arrived early to kick off a potential dynasty ahead of when anyone expected. The comparison was further cemented when, like Hawthorn in 2009, the Bulldogs missed the eight the next season. Where the similarities now end is that seven years later, there has not been a second successful chapter in this era at Footscray (let alone a third and fourth). Besides that 2016 flag, the balance of coach Luke Beveridge's tenure has been one Grand Final loss, four elimination-final losses and three years missing the finals altogether. In his nine home-and-away seasons, they have not once finished inside the top four.

The tough question arrived at the end of another middling 2023 season: has Beveridge outstayed his welcome? The answer we got from the board was unconvincing. Immediately complicating matters was that less than 12 months earlier, Beveridge had been handed a two-year contract extension amid (real or imagined) interest in the coach from other clubs and he was now tied to the Bulldogs until the end of 2025. Sacking Beveridge wasn't an option because even if his pay-out clause was favourable to the club, it would mean the board admitting to a big mistake and they are loathe to do that lest they be voted out themselves. So it was time to break glass in case of emergency and announce a review. One review became two reviews when the first wasn't deemed sufficient and a summer of football department upheaval unsettled nearly everyone except the coach and the footy boss, Chris Grant. Beveridge and his Bulldogs now enter a new year under a cloud of tensions and doubt.

10th place is at the lower end of their conceivable ladder range in 2024 (barring complete catastrophe). The list is certainly better than that, not quite among the very best in the competition but with good players across every line. They have Tim English, the number one ruckman in the league, and they have Marcus Bontempelli, regarded by many as the number one player full stop. In fact there are five All-Australians on the list. Their key forward, Aaron Naughton, has just signed a massive eight-year contract and a similarly huge deal beckons for Jamarra Ugle-Hagan. And the Bulldogs are healthy with the exception of Bailey Smith, out for the season with an ACL, but he was at sea last year and doing finer work in underwear advertisements than on the football field.

So there is talent at the Kennel but there was talent last year and the year before that. The problem has been playing a consistent brand of football over a meaningful period of time, without wild fluctuations and radical selection changes at the drop of a hat. Beveridge is an emotional coach and only sometimes a very effective one. It was an extraordinary achievement for him to lead them to that premiership in 2016 and then back to a Grand Final in 2021. During those games, the players looked as if they would run through walls for their coach and there is skill in knowing which buttons to push to achieve that result. The problem arises when after nearly a decade in charge, you are reaching so far into your bag of tricks to get a reaction that analogies to Che Guevara are coming out at the season launch. The mind games stop working and there isn't a system and method to fall back on, the players are running around in circles, racking up possessions but not goals and then… you are losing to West Coast at home in round 23 and your season is over.

Another year out of the finals would be a disaster. English is out of contract and has no shortage of potential suitors to convince him more success lies elsewhere. Bontempelli is 28 and though far from the twilight of his career, would be thinking on his legacy and wondering if he will ever add another premiership to his CV here. The powers that be have made the not-so-bold gambit of sticking fat with the coach and adding some new voices to his staff. If it doesn't work, the question will come again: has Beveridge outstayed his welcome? The answer this time would be far more obvious and the consequences far wider reaching.

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Glessner Prepared to Lead Linsly’s Board of Trustees

He knows the difference because he experienced the difference for himself, and that is why Gary Glessner is excited to be the new chair of the Board of Trustees of The Linsly School. Glessner, the founder of The Glessner Group in the Elm Grove area of Wheeling, assumed the chairman’s duties officially following the board’s May 19th meeting, and he will offer his remarks this Sunday during the school’s 209th commencement. He’s a proud member of the Class of 1985, but, believe it or not, his affection for his alma mater wavered following seventh grade. After Glessner enrolled for fifth grade when the school was Linsly Military Institute, he pleaded with his parents to transfer him to then-Bridge Street Junior High for eighth grade. “I wanted to go with my friends who went to public school because it always seemed as if they had more fun at,” Glessner recalled. “But then I returned to Linsly for my junior and senior years because that’s what my mother wanted me to do. She was not in good health, especially when I was in 10th grade, but she asked me to go back to Linsly because she wanted me to get back into that college prep atmosphere. “I made that promise to her, so I returned to Linsly in 11th grade after she passed away and, to this day, I’m so happy I did that,” he said. “The experience I had when I returned to Linsly is one of the main reasons why I am so proud to be the next chairman of Linsly’s Board of Trustees.” Glessner has been a member of the Board of Trustees for six years, and he’s following Dr. John Holloway as chair. “I see it as a challenge, but it is something I’ve thought about for several years,” he explained. “Because I feel the school has done something for me and has helped me become the person I am today, I felt an obligation to give back to the school financially and with my support. I’ve been very successful in my life, and that’s why, now that I have this opportunity, I’ve accepted it and plan to do everything I can to help Linsly continue to offer what it does to young people. “For me, it’s about direction, and it’s about making sure the school is around for many, many years to come,” Glessner said. “I know the members of my Class of ‘85 greatly benefited from the experiences and from the education they gained while they were students here at Linsly, and I look forward to seeing that continue under my watch for many years.” Sydney Glessner was graduated in 2021, and Kelsey will complete her days at Linsly this Sunday. Two Plus Two Numbers make sense and things add up. That’s the way it’s been since Gary was that high school student in the 1980s, and that’s why he’s been successful collecting the different divisions that comprise The Glessner Group. He’s partnered with Brett Andrews, Eric Snodgrass, and Stephen Wharton to form a firm that offers services associated with wealth management, multimedia, insurance, and accounting. Glessner wants to accomplish the same as one of Linsly’s primary leaders. “As a board, we’re trying to surround ourselves with successful, local business people who want to take an interest in the school to provide financial support and community support so we can provide the next generation that kind of education that Linsly has offered for many, many decades,” he said. “For a lot of years, we’ve had an older board of trustees and they have done an impressive job, but now I feel it’s time we attract some younger members. “If we attract younger members, that means they will be on the board for a while instead of coming on at the age 65 and being done five years later,” Glessner explained. “To lead any organization, I believe you have to have a group of people who work together for a while so the best results can be produced. That’s what I would like to see take place with Linsly’s Board of Trustees while I’m serving as the chair.” Glessner’s son, Gary Jr., is 29 years old and resides in Wheeling, and Gary Sr. and his wife, Missy, have two daughters, as well, including Sydney, who was graduated in 2021 and now is attending Clemson University. Kelsey, who is a member of the Class of 2023, will be in the audience while her father delivers a commencement address this Sunday afternoon. “I’ll discuss three things – organizational skills, time management, and leadership,” Glessner said. “Those are the things I can remember learning during my days at Linsly that I utilize every single day as an adult and as a business professional, and that’s because of the workload we handled every day on top of our extracurricular activities. It was hard work, and if you weren’t up to it, you didn’t last long and that’s still true today. “And, as far leadership, that was expected when I was a student, I know it still is because of my daughters and their years here. It goes without saying, but it’s still a challenge and it makes you grow as a person,” he said. “And it makes you a leader and that will benefit you throughout your life.” Glessner was a student at Linsly Military Institute and then returned to the college prep school for his junior and senior years. All 52 Cadets A gallon of gas was around $1.15 and a dozen eggs cost 80 cents in 1985, and Linsly was an all-male college preparatory school with grades 5-12. Rax Roast Beef still was open at the bottom of Knox Lane, the Stifel Field House was nothing but a development dream, and Glessner was a Prefect (student government), a member of the Math Club, the Science Research group, and he was a letterman for the Linsly varsity baseball team his junior and senior years. And when Glessner recalls his high school years, he remembers homework, competition, and the lifelong friendships he cherishes today. “What’s great is that I don’t believe the school has changed much since I was a student,” he said. “Of course, society has forced a lot of changes on all of us over the years, but fundamentally, I believe Linsly offers today exactly what it offered me and my classmates nearly 40 years ago. “The college preparatory environment remains, the rigorous academic curriculum is still in place, and there’s always been a lot of homework, too,” Glessner said. “That’s why I believe the basics have not changed at Linsly, and, in my opinion, that’s a very good thing. We do live in a different society now, and with that have come some different mindsets, but the school still offers what is most important when it comes to the education offered at Linsly.” Read the full article

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Suddenly Last Summer

As the 2021-22 season finished the work began behind the scenes at Deepdale to try and market a big Summer campaign to bring the fans back to Deepdale. Season ticket prices were slashed and the fans bought in big time to the brave new dawn the club were trying to portray, 70,000 leaflets were printed and distributed to all address in PR1 and PR2, with 13,000+ of those being delivered by the fans themselves. "Play your part" was the slogan and how the North End fans responded. Supporters from Clitheroe, Chorley, Hesketh Bank, Kirkham, Garstang, Leyland, Farington, Longridge, Bamber Bridge, Wyre, St Annes, Lytham and of course all the outer lying districts of Preston played their part. Businesses, too, got on board sending out leaflets with orders urging North End fans to jump on the bandwagon and make Deepdale a place to be feared.

The Ryan Lowe factor was still high and the managers stock had barely diminished despite a very poor finish to the previous season. North End went to Spain for a pre-season training camp and 350+ North End fans went with them for a bit of a beano in Benidorm and to watch the friendly which had been arranged against Getafe. The club was buzzing and with promises of investment things finally started to head in the right direction.

However it wasnt long before things started to go downhill a little. Cameron Archer chose Middlesbrough above North End when the club said they had matched Boro`s offer. Instead we got Troy Parrott from Spurs on a season long loan along with Alvaro Fernandez from Manchester United also on a season loan. We started the season with two 0-0 draws against Wigan and Hull before thrashing Huddersfield in the first round of the League Cup. A win at Luton via a Brad Potts goal of the season set us on our way, or at least I thought it had. Two more 0-0 draws at home against Rotherham and Watford started the worry beads to begin forming and after going out of the League Cup 1-2 at Wolves in the second round North End drew 0-0 at Cardiff before winning at Coventry 1-0. Still a decent start but very few goals from the team. We only played three games in September all of which were at home with defeats to Birmingham and Sheffield United split by a decent 1-1 draw against the eventual Champions, Burnley. The Autumn had arrived and North End started the month well with another 0-0 at Sunderland followed by a home win against West Brom and one of the performances of the season away at Norwich winning 3-2.

A 1-2 defeat at Bristol followed by a 0-2 defeat against Stoke at Deepdale which set us back a bit but we won 1-0 at lowly Huddersfield before losing the big game at Blackpool 2-4 in a feisty affair. We were still doing ok and two home wins on the trot against Swansea and Boro put us back up there. We then went to Reading on a Friday night and won 2-1, a result that put us right up with the play off group. However the win against Swansea on November 1st was to be our last league win at Deepdale until February 25th as our home form collapsed over the winter. After the Reading game, Millwall beat us 2-4 at home in the last game before the month off for the world Cup.

We came back on the 10th of December at Ewood and massacred Rovers 4-1 with six first team players missing for various reasons. After that win at Blackburn things went down hill again. Home defeats to QPR followed by a shocker of a home defeat against Huddersfield on Boxing Day mad it a grim Xmas for North End fans. A 0-2 defeat at West Brom three days later signalled the start of the mummering's on the terraces about the ability of the squad and of Ryan Lowes capabilities. Fortunately we won at Stoke 1-0 in the first game of 2023 and knocked Huddersfield out of the Cup at Deepdale in the 3rd round by 3-1. Liam Delap and Tommy Cannon, both forwards, then joined us for the rest of the season in a bid to boost our faltering form. A 0-4 battering by Norwich, at Deepdale, the week after didn`t help Ryan Lowe`s cause but Home is where the heart is and even though we went to Birmingham the following week and won 2-1 the home form was disintegrating.

We then drew Tottenham in the fourth round of the Cup at Deepdale and in front of the cameras and a big crowd we went in level at half time. However in the second half we were outclassed, lost 0-3, and what hurt North End fans the most was the fact that we kept trying to defend and at no point in the game did we give it a go. Unlike Sheffield United who knocked out Spurs later in the competition. The following week Bristol City came to Deepdale and won 1-2 putting the manager under some pressure. The crowd started to get on the back of the manager and he didn`t like it. Words were exchanged at the end of the game and the Ryan Lowe factor was dive bombing after a generally awful Winter at Deepdale. A total battering at Burnley a week later didn't help things with North End lucky to lose by only three goals. A 1-1 draw against Luton at home followed which didn`t help the cause a great deal but was an improved performance. We then went to Hull and drew 0-0 in a game we were very lucky to get a point from.

Crunch time had arrived with a home game against bottom three side Wigan. I honestly believe to this day that if we had lost that game Ryan Lowe would have been sacked. Fortunately we won 2-1, our first win at home in the league since the start of November. A midweek draw at home to Coventry 0-0 was another decent performance followed by a 0-0 draw away at Watford in a game we really should have won. A 2-0 win at Home to Cardiff followed by a 2-1 win on the Tuesday night at Rotherham lifted us up the table but on the Saturday we went to Middlesbrough and got battered 4-0 with the manager making some dubious tactical decisions.

It was the big one next with Blackpool at home in an early kick off. North End comfortably gained revenge for the defeat at Bloomfield Road winning 3-1 and putting us within touching distance of the play offs. A 2-0 win at QPR on Good Friday followed by a 2-1 home win against Reading on Easter Monday had us in joint sixth position outside of the play offs on goal difference. We had 62 points with five games to go and it looked like 72 was the target. We now all know that we would have needed only 70 with our poor goal difference to get in the top six with five games to get them in.

Three of the final five games were away from Deepdale so it would be a tough ask but still achievable. First up was Millwall away and a game that a point from would not have been a disaster. We lost 0-2 with a performance not in keeping with a team hunting for a play off spot. We then went to Swansea in a must win game. The manager got it all wrong playing 3-4-1-2 with Ledson and Whiteman as the middle two. Swansea swamped us in the first half and led 0-3 at the break. We pulled two back going 4-3-3 after the break but after a melee on the touchline late on the Swans got a fourth and that was that. If you had told me that after losing these two games we would still only be two points from the play offs I would have laughed but that was the case. Next up was a huge game at home against Blackburn and a must win for North End. After a decent first half Rovers dictated play and scored with ten minutes to go. Lady luck was on our side though and a deflected Delap shot in the 93rd minute gave us a point. Two games to go and the equation was quite simple. We had to win them both to stand a chance. Sheffield United away proved a bridge too far and even allowing for the fact that the home side had been celebrating promotion for three days we were still walloped 1-4 after leveling the game on the hour. The dream was over and all that was left was to recover some pride in the final home game against Sunderland. We couldn`t even do that with the Black Cats easily rolling us over 0-3 to leave our points tally from the last five games of the season at just one point.

it was an appalling finish to the campaign by North End and just what effect that and the poor home form in the Winter will have on season ticket sales for next term we will just have to wait and see. We look like we have owners who only want to sell at their price and who are not prepared to invest above keeping the club afloat. Im still with the manager but only just and with a poor start to the campaign next season I could see the possibility of Ryan Lowe being an early managerial casualty. The buzz has gone from that heady Summer twelve months ago and it will take a monumental shift in club strategy to get that level of support and buy in back. If you always do what you always did, you will always get what you always got. I passionately hope we have good news coming out of Deepdale over the Summer but I am not holding my breath as we have seen it all before so many, many times. We say it every Summer but there is much work to do at Deepdale and only three months to do it in. No doubt most of us will be back because we dont choose who support, its an accident of birth. If only the club shared the fans passion and ambition.

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JR`s HIGH FIVES

Well Swansea did beat West Brom on Monday giving us a return of £16

SEASONS STATS - Final Total

Returns £216.51 Stake £190.00

Percentage profit+/-loss + 13.95%

Predictions 38 won 19 lost 19.

Final percentage profit was 13.95% - now where can you get that tax free return these days?!

Have a great Summer and I will see you in August

JR

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CBSE Class 10th Result: A Comprehensive Guide

CBSE Class 10th exams are one of the most important exams in a student's life. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is responsible for conducting these exams and declaring the results. The CBSE Class 10th Result is eagerly awaited by students, parents, and teachers alike. In this article, we will discuss everything you need to know about the CBSE Class 10th Result 2023.

1. Introduction

The CBSE Class 10th exams are usually conducted in the month of March every year. The exams are held in various centers across the country, and lakhs of students appear for them. The exams are conducted in different subjects, and students have to appear for both theory and practical exams. The CBSE Class 10th Result is usually declared in May or June every year.

2. CBSE Class 10th Exam Pattern

The CBSE Class 10th Exam is divided into two parts: Internal Assessment and Board Examination. The Internal Assessment carries 20 marks, and the Board Examination carries 80 marks. The Board Examination is further divided into two parts: Theory Exam and Practical Exam. The Theory Exam carries 80 marks, and the Practical Exam carries 20 marks.

3. CBSE Class 10th Exam Syllabus

The CBSE Class 10th Exam Syllabus is designed to test the student's knowledge and understanding of various subjects. The subjects that are covered in the CBSE Class 10th Exam are Mathematics, Science, Social Science, English, and Hindi. The syllabus for each subject is designed to test the student's conceptual understanding of the subject.

4. How to Prepare for CBSE Class 10th Exams

Preparing for CBSE Class 10th Exams can be a daunting task. However, with proper planning and preparation, it can be made easier. Here are a few tips on how to prepare for CBSE Class 10th Exams:

Create a study plan and stick to it

Focus on understanding the concepts rather than memorizing them

Solve previous years' question papers

Take mock tests to evaluate your preparation

Revise regularly

5. CBSE Class 10th Exam Dates

The CBSE Class 10th Exam Dates are usually announced in December or January every year. The exams are usually held in the month of March. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the exams were postponed in 2020 and 2021. The revised exam dates were announced later.

6. How to Check CBSE Class 10th Result

The CBSE Class 10th Result is usually declared in May or June every year. Students can check their results online by following these simple steps:

Visit the official website of CBSE - www.cbse.nic.in or www.cbseresults.nic.in

Click on the link for Class 10th Result

Enter your Roll Number, School Number, and Center Number

Click on the 'Submit' button

Your result will be displayed on the screen

7. What to do After CBSE Class 10th Result

After the CBSE Class 10th Result is declared, students have several options to choose from. Here are some of the things that students can do after the CBSE Class 10th Result:

Choose a Stream: After the CBSE Class 10th Result, students have to choose a stream for their Class 11th and 12th studies. The available streams are Science, Commerce, and Humanities.

Apply for Entrance Exams: Students who want to pursue higher studies in Engineering, Medical, or Law can apply for various entrance exams like JEE, NEET, and CLAT respectively.

Apply for Vocational Courses: Students who want to learn vocational skills can apply for various vocational courses like Computer Science, Agriculture, and Hospitality.

8. Commonly Asked Questions About CBSE Class 10th Result

When will the CBSE Class 10th Result be declared?

The CBSE Class 10th Result is usually declared in May or June every year.

How can I check my CBSE Class 10th Result?

Students can check their CBSE Class 10th Result online by visiting the official website of CBSE - www.cbse.nic.in or www.cbseresults.nic.in.

What is the passing percentage for CBSE Class 10th Exams?

The passing percentage for CBSE Class 10th Exams is 33%.

What are the options available for students after the CBSE Class 10th Result?

After the CBSE Class 10th Result, students can choose a stream for their Class 11th and 12th studies, apply for entrance exams, or apply for vocational courses.

Can I apply for revaluation of my CBSE Class 10th Result?

Yes, students can apply for revaluation of their CBSE Class 10th Result within 7 days of the declaration of the result.

9. Conclusion

In conclusion, the CBSE Class 10th Result is an important milestone in a student's academic life. Students should prepare well for the exams and focus on understanding the concepts rather than memorizing them. After the result is declared, students have several options to choose from, and they should choose the option that best suits their interests and career goals.

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CUET Entrance Exam 2022: Was Difficult or Not?

Introduction

How difficult is the CUCET Entrance Exam 2022? Lots of aspirants worry about it and wonder how they'll pass. If you are one of them, then this article will answer all your questions, whether it's a challenge or not. As a matter of fact, if you are in your final year and planning to apply for CUCET 2021 entrance exam, so do not miss this article for any details about CUCET Entrance Exam 2022. The CUET Entrance Exam was a difficult exam? It was or it wasn't! We all prepared for the CUET entrance exam with a certain level of enthusiasm. The exam was difficult at some point and some students failed to clear it. But if you studied well and studied properly as per my advice, then you will definitely clear it successfully.

CUCET Entrance Exam 2022 Difficulty level

The CUCET 2022 resistance value cannot be predicted because the government will administer it, and it won't be known until after the exam what innovations they'll apply. Yet a candidate might anticipate a reasonable level of complexity for the CUCET in 2022 based on trends from the previous year. It is not anticipated that the level of difficulty of the questions in Part A of the exam will change. Simple quantitative aptitude tests will be administered, but there will also be additional arithmetic questions. A candidate should anticipate 10th-grade-level questions. Students need to review the arithmetic from grade 10 in order to perform better on exams. The English language and Logical Reasoning portions will continue to be simple.

The complexity of the questions on the CUCET entrance exam 2022 will therefore have an impact on the expected cut-offs. Each partnering university will set its own cutoffs based on the availability of seats in each programme. A medium level of difficulty is anticipated for the CUCET entrance exam in 2022. Everything is therefore subject to the rulers' will. A candidate should therefore be well-equipped to handle any unexpected questions that may come up on the exam.

CUCET Entrance Exam 2022 Syllabus

English, numerical aptitude, data interpretation, analytical skills, reasoning, general aptitude, and general knowledge questions make up Part A of the CUET 2022 Exam. Querying the Text Additionally, the pupils' language abilities are evaluated using comprehension (based on a variety of passage types, such as factual, literary, and narrative [literary aptitude vocabulary]). The topic that students select on their CUET 2022 Registration Form will be studied according to the NCERT model curriculum since it is solely relevant to Class XII.

Preparedness advice

Due to the fact that it is a requirement for admission to universities, it is anticipated that the CUCET would take place after the board exams. However, it is crucial to begin the preparations as soon as possible because the board tests will start in the second half of April. Create a calendar that incorporates the CU-CET aptitude test in the following 40 to 45 days before the board exams. Spend 90-120 minutes every day developing your phonological awareness and logical reasoning. Maintain your momentum even when taking the board exams. Making a plan is simple, but sticking to it requires commitment.

Join the best coaching classes for CUET Entrance Exam like StudyByTech. The study from the best.

Conclusion

In order to give students who obtained subpar grades in Class 12 a second chance at success, the CUCET Entrance Exam was introduced in 2022. The importance of students being eligible to take the CUCET Exam was discussed in great depth in the section above. The students find it challenging to prepare since they lack knowledge and expertise. The admission criteria and methods used by the universities may or may not have been impartial and fair. As a result, institutions with high cutoffs have gained importance, while those with low cutoffs have not garnered as much attention. There are many coaching institutes providing CUET coaching classes like StudyByTech. And it's course material is also considered as 1 of the most updated & recommended materials among students to study to clear the exam.

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Bihar Board 10th Result 2021: टॉप 10 में 101 छात्रों ने बनाई जगह, टॉपर्स में 36 छात्राओं का नाम शामिल

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Ever since the result of Bihar Board Intermediate has been declared, students who have appeared for the Bihar Board Matriculation examination have been anxiously awaiting their results. Bihar School Examination Board result date for Class 10 students has not been announced by the board yet. but it is expected that the board results should be in the first week of April. The Chairman of Bihar…

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CBSE Result 2021: 10th result upload link active for schools, read full news

CBSE Result 2021: 10th result upload link active for schools, read full news

Central Board of Secondary Education Central Board of Secondary Education has activated the link to upload the results of the schools. The link has become active for uploading class 10th results of schools. Schools can now upload the marks of students of class X through the e-exam portal. Its link has been activated. Let us tell you that in view of increasing cases of corona virus this year,…

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