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Bloody annoying behaviour from Vector yesterday. Caused the site to be off for most of the day and evening. We'd been informed earlier in the month of a power shutdown from 8am to 10 am. That is on the limits of my UPS. I just organised to be home during the morning. The UPS ran until about 1013. By which time, I was asking about why it was taking so long. The workers then told me that the power would be off until sometime around 4pm. Unfortunately the system shutdown hard, because of problem in the UPS configuration. I had to repair the partition tables of the two drives that are the curren...

A MUSIC society has welcomed distinguished musical figures to its helm as it prepares for concerts later this year and into 2022. The trustees of Lakeland Sinfonia Concert Society have made several new appointments in recent months, including a new treasurer, vice president and president. Chairman of the trustees, Peter Lever, said: “We’re delighted to welcome Thorben Dittes from Royal Northern Sinfonia as our new president and Stephen Threlfall, Artistic Director of the Lake District Summer Music Festival, as our new vice president.” Thorben Dittes, director of Royal Northern S...

‘This will set wrestling back in our state’: Wrestling coaches react to lost season If there was one thing Ricky Shook never thought he would be in January, it is bored. But that is exactly how the 22-year head coach of Danbury wrestling would describe himself these days. Shook’s winter weekends are normally packed with wrestling tournaments, but with wrestling in Connecticut shut down, Shook has had nothing to do on the weekends except watch football and wait for the sport that is such a big part of his life to return. Next week, Danbury’s wrestling program will reconvene for the fir...

"This scholarship will add to the several existing scholarships that graduating seniors can seek to support the cost of post-secondary education. We hope to annually honor a graduating senior who

Sanctuary 2.1.1 Yes, and the state of our Navy ought to be a national scandal and a matter in urgent need of remediation. High attrition and chronic skills shortages means we have two aging frigates with barely enough sailors to fully crew one of them to combat readiness, ships spending long periods in harbour due to manning issues, while the RNZN's poor spending of limited funds (Politicians in NZ largely leave the purchasing decisions to public sector technocrats. The NZDF has a very poor procurement record, look at the EH-101 helicopters, the P-8 purchase and the mone...