The City of Farmington Hills Special Services Department will host free and ticketed events on September 21 to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Longacre House, a city-owned, historic home at 24705 Farmington Road.Longacre House (Facebook photo)The Victorian Garden Party, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., will include tours, light refreshments, lawn games, and a petting zoo. Pony rides will also be available for an additional fee. This event is free and open to the public; registration is not required.Tickets are on sale now for the Roaring 20’s “All That Jazz” Gala, held from 7 p.m. to midnight. Included are a strolling dinner, open bar, and entertainment. To learn more or reserve your spot, visit recreg.fhgov.com/ (activity code 110532-01) or purchase tickets at the front desk of the Costick Center, 28600 W. 11 Mile Rd. in Farmington Hills.To learn more, call 248-473-1800. Reported by Farmington Voice Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) read more

Ilongga Fiola Ceballos of Generika-Ayala Lifesavers scores over Marinerang Pilipinas Lady Skippers’ Dimdim Pacres and Nila Guliman. PSL MANILA – Generika-Ayala Lifesavers barged into the win-column of the Philippine Superliga All-Filipino Conference after a 25-18, 25-15, 25-23 sweep over Marinerang Pilipinas Lady Skippers on Tuesday at San Juan Arena.Bacolodnon Patty Jane Orendain put up an all-around performance of 18 points, including 15 attacks, a pair of aces and a block, to go along with 16 digs and eight excellent receptions for the Lifesavers (1-1).Marivic Meneses and Ilongga Fiola Ceballos had 11 points each while Angeli Araneta added eight markers for the Lifesavers, which bounced back from a 12-25, 21-25, 17-25 loss to F2 Logistics Cargo Movers last Saturday.“This is win is a huge help for us, especially the morale of the team, as the league just started,” said Generika-Ayala head coach Sherwin Meneses. “I’m glad that we managed to recover from our first game loss. I hope that we could sustain this good morale.” The Lifesavers easily took the first two sets and were poised to pulling off an easy straight set victory after erecting a 23-16 spread in the third set from Mean Mendrez’s attack.But the Lady Skippers, led by Dimdim Pacres and Chiara Permentilla, unleashed a 7-1 scoring run to cut the deficit to one. But Ceballos came to the rescue and denied the expansion team’s comeback hopes.Pacres was the lone double digits scorer with 11 points while Permentilla scored seven markers off the bench for the Lady Skippers, which suffered its second three-set defeat following an opening-day loss to Sta. Lucia Lady Realtors./PN read more

The KL Bike Week 2019 is happening this weekend from 20-21 December 2019 (this Friday & Saturday) and it promises to be one of the biggest and most happening bike weeks to be held in Malaysia. Organised by Red Garage Enterprise and supported by Tourism Malaysia, attendees are in for a treat for the whole family, including a chance to win a brand-new Harley-Davidson Sportster Custom!This will be the 10th anniversary of the KL Bike Week and if you have no plans this coming Friday and Saturday, then you should definitely make your way to Bandar Malaysia (the old Sungai Besi airport) to celebrate anything and everything related to motorcycles, cars, art, food, friends, and of course, entertainment.To celebrate this momentous occasion, the 10th KL Bike Week will also host a lot of fun-filled activities for everyone which include hot air balloon rides, performances from several local acts, art exhibitions for master students from UiTM, Chabuk Swap Meet for all you antique collectors, and also the Retro Havoc Vol 2 gathering where around 400 cool cars are expected to put on a show.For fellow members of various motorcycle clubs, KL Bike Week will also organize custom bike competitions with several categories in mind from Best American Pro Street, best American Custom Chopper, Best Japanese Custom Bike, Best Classic Bike, Best Superbike, Best Café Racer, Best Street Cub, and many more.This means that fellow attendees can expect a lot of cool machines roaming around Bandar Malaysia and if you’re into amazing bikes and cars, there’s no excuse not to be there at KL Bike Week 2019 this 20-21 December 2019. There will also be other activities planned like sunset ride against racism, charities, and stage performances from over 30 indie bands.Entry ticket is set at RM15 for a one-day pass & RM20 for a two-day pass. Each pass will grant one entry into the lucky draw to win a new Harley-Davidson that you can actually ride home this Saturday night!–Ads– read more

DADE CITY, Fla. – Sophomore Daisy-May Kenny (Purley, England/Woodcote HS) led the No. 9 ranked West Florida women’s golf team in the first round of the NCAA South Super Regional at Lake Jovita Golf and Country Club on Sunday. Kenny shot a career-best 70 in Sunday’s first round and leads the 49-player field at 2-under par. The Argonauts (306) finished the day 18-over par as a team and in fourth place on the leaderboard.The top three finishing teams in the tournament will advance to the NCAA Championships, along with the top three individuals on non-advancing teams. No. 1 ranked Lynn (297) leads the nine-team field after the first round, and No. 3 Florida Tech (301) is four strokes back in second place. No. 2 Barry (304) edged the Argonauts by two strokes to take third place after one round.“We put ourselves in position to be competitive for one of the top three spots,” said UWF head coach Bryan Clarke. “We have two more rounds, so we’ll keep thinking positive thoughts, keep grinding, and we’ll see what happens.”Kenny’s 70 was the best round of her UWF career and four strokes lower than her previous best of 74. The score is the best in school history in NCAA postseason play and the second best in any tournament. The school record of 69 was set by Jenny Lines during the 2009-10 season.“Daisy has been working hard, and that kind of round has been on the horizon for her,” explained Clarke. “It’s coming together at the right time for her. I’m pleased to see that, and I know she is as well. We have 36 holes left, so hopefully she can keep playing well and keep thinking good thoughts.”Kenny leads the rest of the 49-player field by two strokes, and Jessica Bradley and Ellen Chambers from Lynn are tied for second after they both carded 72. Kenny did not have a birdie in the first round, and her two birdies put her 2-under par for the day.Elin Olsson (Mantorp, Sweden/Bildningscentrum Facetten) also finished the first day in the top five, as her 74 tied her for fourth individually. Olsson had a tough start with five bogeys on the front nine, but she rallied to shoot 2-under par on the back nine to finish with a 74.Lily Kent (Stowmarket, England/Thurston Community College HS) was the first Argonaut to finish the round, and she carded 80 in her first NCAA tournament. She is tied for 31st individually, and she is followed by Aimee Paterson (Sherfield on Loddon, England/Queen Mary’s) and Camila Sevillano (Cali, Colombia/La Arboleda) who are tied for 39th after carding 82.Tee times for Monday’s second round will start at 8:30 a.m. ET, and the first group for UWF will tee off at 9:40 a.m. ET. For information on all UWF athletics, visit www.GoArgos.com.#ARGOS#NCAA South Super Regional Live Results   1 Lynn                297 +9  2 Florida Tech        301 +13  3 Barry               304 +16  4 West Florida        306 +18  5 Nova Southeastern   309 +21  6 Flagler             312 +24  7 Rollins             313 +25  8 Armstrong           317 +29  9 Saint Leo           319 +31  1 Daisy-May Kenny      70 -2 T4 Elin Olsson          74 +2T31 Lily Kent            80 +8T39 Aimee Paterson       82 +10T39 Camila Sevillano     82 +10Print Friendly Version Kenny leads UWF women’s golf on first day at NCAA super regional Share Kenny shot the best NCAA tournament score in UWF women’s golf history on Sunday (Photo by UWF athletic communications) read more

WiFi router ini memiliki daya tahan baterai yang cukup panjang yakni 12 jam dan bisa mendukung lima perangkat seluler. Bila kuota yang diberikan habis dan penumpang masih menetap di Singapura, mereka bisa memperpanjangnya hingga sepuluh hari dan mendapatkan data sebesar 50GB.Namun masa perpanjangan tersebut tidaklah gratis, karena penumpang akan dikenakan biaya $12 atau Rp124 ribu. DataPro mengatakan, jaringan mereka cukup cepat untuk melakukan panggilan video, menonton streaming, berselancar di media sosial, menggunakan peta digital dan memeriksa email.Pihak Singapore Airlines merekomendasikan peminjaman router WiFi portable dengan cara memesan secara online sebelum tanggal perjalanan mereka melalui www.singaporeair.com/free3d2nwifi. Setelah itu, ketika penumpang tiba di Bandara Internasional Changi, mereka dapat menuju hotspot pengambilan di hotel Crown Plaza Bandara Changi dengan membawa nomor referensi pemesanan pelanggan penerbangan Singapore Airlines maupun SilkAir untuk menebus WiFi portable tersebut.Baca juga: Perluas Ekspansi, JavaMifi Gandeng Singapore AirlinesPelanggan tanpa pemesanan juga dapat melakukan hal yang sama, tetapi ini akan tergantung pada ketersediaan berdasarkan stok yang ada. Perangkat WiFi router harus dikembalikan ke stasiun hotspot di Changi pada saat kepulangan mereka dari Singapura dan maskapai akan mengungkapkan data pribadi kepada DataPro Technologies sesuai dengan kebijakan privasi.Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Like this:Like Loading… Related Berwisata ke Singapura nampak kian menyenangkan, bagi Anda wisatawan pemegang tiket pergi pulang dari Singapore Airlines dan SilkAir, kini mendapat tawaran untuk peminjaman WiFi router berikut akses internet secara gratis. Ini memudahkan setiap pelancong untuk kebutuhan akses data tanpa dipusingkan masalah beban biaya roaming data.Baca juga: Sewa Modem WiFi Portable Kini Jadi Favorit Pelancong Ketika di Luar NegeriKabarPenumpang.com melansir dari laman airlineratings.com (15/10/2019), untuk menghadirkan WiFi router portable ini, Singapore Airlines bekerja sama dengan DataPro Technologies. Syarat untuk bisa mendapatkan WiFi router portable gratis, penumpang harus berusia 16 tahun keatas dan bisa digunakan selama tiga hari dua malam dengan kuota data sebesar 2GB. read more

The Wales U18 hooker – who studied at Hartpury – arrives from Ospreys Academy.“We’re pleased to welcome Jordan into the fold and looking forward to seeing him continue his progression with the Bristol Rugby Academy,” Academy Manager Mike Hall told bristolrugby.co.uk.“At 18 years of age and with considerable age-grade experience with Wales, Jordan has a significant amount of potential. He will benefit from training alongside the senior squad and working with the Academy coaching team.” read more

The Airline Vikings face the St. Amant Gators for the Willis-Knighton ‘Doc’ Edwards boys championship Saturday night at 8 at Airline.Airline (11-9) defeated Red River 77-75 in double overtime in a semifinal game Friday. In the other semifinal, St. Amant (15-2) rallied in the fourth quarter for a 67-63 victory over Parkway.Parkway (7-5) takes on Red River (11-6) for third place at 4.North Caddo (17-4) plays Minden (19-0) in the girls championship game at 6:30. In Friday’s semifinals, North Caddo routed Wossman 75-56 and Minden downed Loranger 50-45. Wossman faces Loranger for third place at 2:30.The Benton Tigers advanced to the boys consolation finals with a 54-50 victory over Northwood. Benton (9-5) was scheduled to play Booker T. Washington, a 65-59 winner over ASH, at 1 Saturday.In the girls consolation semifinals, Parkway fell to Natchitoches Central 49-47 and Woodlawn dropped Green Oaks 49-31.Natchitoches Central and Woodlawn faced off in the finals earlier Saturday.Airline rallied from an 11-point halftime deficit to defeat Red River. The Vikings also trailed in the fourth quarter before coming back and sending the game into overtime tied at 67.The game went into a second overtime tied at 70.Trent Ivy led the Vikings with 24 points. Jon Jenkins added 15 and TJ Robinson 13. Jenkins scored in the final seconds of regulation to tie the game. Ivy hit some clutch free throws in the second OT.Emareyon McDonald paced Red River with 24 points. Jesse Davis and Chris Moore scored 14 each.Parkway led St. Amant 43-38 after three quarters, but the Gators outscored the Panthers 29-20 in the fourth.Ty Hubbard and freshman Gabe Larry led the Panthers with 16 and 14 points, respectively.Jahnoi Daley topped St. Amant with 19 points. Jimmie Pittman added 15 and KJ Franklin 13.Jalen Harding poured in 32 points in the Benton boys’ victory over Northwood.Freshman Diamond McKnight scored 23 points in the Parkway girls’ loss to Natchitoches Central.The game was close all the way. Natchitoches Central led by two at the half and going into the fourth quarter.Parkway fell to 8-9.— Russell Hedges, rhedges@bossierpress.comPerfect-Dating.comAre You Ready to Meet Cool Guys in Tung Chung?Perfect-Dating.com|SponsoredSponsoredUndoTheTopFiveVPNThe Secret Netflix Doesn’t Want You To Know To Unblock RestrictionsTheTopFiveVPN|SponsoredSponsoredUndoAspireAbove.comRemember Abby from NCIS? Take A Deep Breath Before You See How She Looks NowAspireAbove.com|SponsoredSponsoredUndoNews gadgetThis watch takes the whole country by storm! it’s price? Ridiculous!News gadget|SponsoredSponsoredUndoTheTopFiveVPNThe Trick Netflix Doesn’t Want You To Know To Unlock RestrictionsTheTopFiveVPN|SponsoredSponsoredUndoCelebsland.com9 Celebrity Before-And-After Plastic Surgery DisastersCelebsland.com|SponsoredSponsoredUndo read more

About Connatix V56892 720p HD 360p Schmidt is currently serving a 20-game suspension for violating the NHL’s policy on performance-enhancing drugs. He is eligible to return for the Knights’ game on November 18th at Edmonton. About Connatix V56892 Visit Advertiser website GO TO PAGE Skip The Vegas Golden Knights have signed defenseman Nate Schmidt to a five year, $35.7 million contract extension. Schmidt is a St. Cloud native that played for the Cathedral Crusaders.Schmidt, 27, helped leaded the Knights to the Stanley Cup Finals during their inaugural season of 2017-2018, tallying 36 points on five goals and 31 assists. He was selected in the expansion draft by Vegas after previously playing with the Washington Capitals. Auto (360p) 1/1 1080p HD read more

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The lead changed hands three times, and the Lumberjacks were just over five minutes away from pulling out a victory in regulation.But Chicago scored a late goal in the third period to force overtime, then the Steel’s Aaro Vidgren connected on a power-play goal from close range just 4:37  into the extra session, giving his team a 5-4 win and a 2-1 victory in the series.Chicago now advances to play Team USA in the USHL Eastern Conference semifinals.Muskegon’s Alex Yakovenko makes the pass deep in the Lumberjacks end. Photo/Mitchell Dixon MSD PhotographyThe Lumberjacks, who were eliminated from the first round of the playoffs for the second year in a row, finished the season with an overall record of 34-27-2.“It was a short series and taking the first game meant a lot,” said Lumberjacks Coach John LaFontaine. “I really thought for sure we would take this one, and we did everything we could, including battling back.“It’s tough. That’s a great group of kids and I am going to miss them.”The Jacks showed a great deal of determination, fighting back from deficits of 2-1 and 3-2. And they certainly poured on the offense, outshooting the Steel by a 52-29 margin.But the puck wasn’t going in the net quite enough for the Lumberjacks, particularly in the crucial third period, when they had three full power play opportunities and a few seconds of another.They only took advantage of one of those chances, when Vincent de Mey scored his second goal of the game at the 14:10 mark, giving the Jacks a slim 4-3 lead. But the Steel came back and tied it again less than a minute later, sending the game to overtime.The Jacks started the overtime period with 1:52 left on their final  power play, and once again failed to convert.Then Muskegon’s Jachym Kondelik was called for tripping, and Chicago won the game with Vidgren’s power play tally.Overall the Jacks were 2-for-6 with a man advantage, and the lost opportunities cost them.“We had a power play in overtime, and I was sure that we were going to score,” LaFontaine said. “You can be the best team on any given night, and still not come away with the win on the scoreboard. That’s how this game works.”Both teams played their hearts out, and it was obvious that neither squad had the slightest desire to make an early exit from the playoffs.The Jacks dominated offensively in the first period – just like they did in the first two games of the series – and outshot Chicago 18-8. But none of their shots found the mark, and the game was scoreless at the first intermission.Then the punching and counterpunching began.Muskegon opened the scoring with a power play goal by Marc Del Gaizo at 3:03 of the second period.Chicago answered just 44 seconds later with a Baker Shore goal, then took the lead at the 4:50 mark when Tyler Gratton scored on a breakaway.Marc Del Gaizo found the net a second time at the 9:59 mark, and the score was 2-2 after two periods.Chicago took a 3-2 lead when Samuel Bucek scored six minutes into the third period. But Muskegon fired back with two goals from de Mey, at 6:12 and 14:10, to take a very promising 4-3 lead with just over five minutes left in regulation.But the Steel refused to fold, getting a goal from Blake McLaughlin with just over four minutes remaining to tie the score one more time and second the game to overtime.“The way we battled back and scored that power play goal, I thought, ‘now we just have to shut them down,’ but it just wasn’t in the cards,” LaFontaine said.The Jacks had another opportunity when Chicago’s Nick Abruzzese was sent to the penalty box for tripping with eight seconds left in regulation. That allowed Muskegon to open the overtime period with a power play for 1:52.But the Jacks again failed to convert, then Kondelik was penalized at the 3:56 mark, giving Chicago the power play opportunity that led to the winning goal.Chicago goalie Oskaar Autio turned in his third straight strong performance, stopping 48 shots to claim the victory. 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Chairman of Jamaica’s Cannabis Licensing Authority (CLA), Hyacinth Lightbourne says the authority hopes to grant conditional licenses by the end of the year for the growing and processing of ganja for medicinal and therapeutic purposes and for research and development.According to Lightbourne, to date, the entity has received 89 applications.Of the applicants, 25 are for cultivating marijuana, 18 for processing, 14 are for research and development, 8 for transporting, while the remainder are for retailing.She says the applications are now being processed.“After all the paperwork has been submitted, we have to evaluate the information given as well as conduct a thorough background check on the applicants.”The CLA consults with key partners and agencies such as the Financial Investigation Division, Passport Immigration and Citizenship Agency (PICA), Ministry of National Security, among others, in order to conduct an effective verification and due diligence.She said the granting of conditional approval means the CLA would have conducted a satisfactory background check and the applicant is then required to implement the necessary measures to get the actual license to enter the industry.After receiving the conditional licenses, growers must prove that they have the right to use the land on which they propose to cultivate the crop, while transport operators must have proof of ownership or certified evidence that they are permitted to use the vehicle with which they plan to transport marijuana.The CLA was established in 2015 under the Dangerous Drug Amendment Act, (DDA) with a specific role to establish and regulate Jamaica’s legal marijuana and hemp industry.It must also ensure that regulations created and activities within the industry are in keeping with Jamaica’s international obligations. read more