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Q: Is it possible to determine load on a stepper motor when stopped Is there a way that the torque on a stepper motor can be determined without some kind of additional force sensor.
Additional electronics such as current shunts etc would be acceptable.
I would like to use the stepper in a winding mechanism and want to be able to check if the stepper is under load before I swap to freewheeling mode.
As far as I understand I would not be able to tell directly when the stepper motor is stopped directly. However I thought some kind of trick like jogging the stepper backwards and forwards a step and watching the current may be plausible.
Does this sound plausible? Or does anyone have a better idea.
Edit: To clarify I am not that interested in the precise value of the torque, I am more interested in checking that there is no significant torque.
A:
I am not that interested in the precise value of the torque, I am more
interested in checking that there is no significant torque.
Since you don't need the precise value of the torque, perhaps stall detection or torque limiting or both will be adequate for your application.
torque limiting
The maximum torque that a stepper motor can produce is proportional to the current through the motor coils.
Many stepper drivers make it easy to set a limit on the maximum current through the motor coils.
Perhaps in your application, it would be sufficient to simply dial down that limit so the motor never applies "significant torque".
stall detection
Many stepper motor drivers such as the
Trinamic TMC249A, Trinamic TMC246, TI DRV8711, ST L6470, ST L6482, ST L9942, ON AMIS-30623, Allegro A4979, etc.
have "sensorless stall detection".
*
*"How to detect when a stepper motor has stalled?"
*"Back EMF method detects stepper motor stall: Pt. 1"
*"Back EMF method detects stepper motor stall: Pt. 2"
*Application note AN3327: L9942 back EMF stall detection algorithm
*"A robust method for stepper motor stall detection"
*"Back-EMF method detects stepper-motor stall"
*"Innovative back EMF based stall detection simplifies stepper-motor drive designs"
As Dave Tweed already stated, the back-EMF is proportional to the speed of the motor.
My understanding is that these "sensorless" techniques rely on directly or indirectly measuring the back-EMF while rapidly stepping the motor.
So these techniques don't detect anything while the stepper driver is holding the stepper motor in one position (or trying to drive it at a slow speed).
As you suggested, "jogging the stepper backwards and forwards a step and watching the current may be plausible."
While the stepper driver is rapidly stepping the motor forwards and backwards a few steps,
then the stall detection circuit can work:
If the back-EMF is zero (or below some threshold), then the motor has stopped (or the speed of the motor is below some threshold);
if the back-EMF is above the threshold, then the motor is moving at least some threshold speed.
A: No. I don't think that you want is even theoretically possible. The only electrical feedback you get from a motor is its back-EMF, which is proportional to its speed, not its torque. With a conventional motor, the best you could do is apply a current (known amount of torque) and then see whether that brings up the speed enough to measure a back-EMF.
With a stepper motor, as long as you're applying enough current to keep the motor from slipping, there isn't much you're going to be able to tell from measuring the voltage or the current waveforms.
What you might be able to do is to gradually reduce the holding current on one winding, and monitor the voltage on the other winding. If the motor slips as the holding torque is reduced, you'll see one or more pulses on that other winding. You'll probably lose track of the motor's absolute position, but it sounds like this is an application in which that isn't terribly important anyway.
In any case, if you get to zero current without any slipping, then you'll know that it was safe to do so. :-) In other words, as soon as you see any pulses, bring the holding current back up again. The level of current at that point is a measure of the load torque.
A: You say you don't want to use a force sensor. If the reasoning is only because you do not want the extra signal line and/or another analog measurement then how about putting the load feedback signal right onto one of the stepper control lines?
For example if you had a micro switch that detected the fully wound point of your mechanism you could use the NO or NC contacts to alter one of the stepper motor drive lines. Back at the stepper motor drive circuit you could monitor that drive line for a significant change. If the driver chip has fault detection you could use the switch to purposely induce one of the faults.
For example if you're using a belt driven system the belt tightens on one side as you approch the fully wound point, so placing a spring loaded idler pully on the belt could detect over tighting and as it moves would press the micro switch. Similarly if the winding mechanism itself were placed on a spring loaded pivit mount it would move slightly when fully wound and could activate the micro switch.
The trick to makeing the above idea work would be to set the spring loading and the micro switch position to match the high tourqe point that signals the fully wound position.
The switch could fully open one of the drive wires, place a resistor in series with it, place a capacitor to ground, etc. The best part of this idea is that you can determine the change to the drive wire that signals the fully wound point. Insering or shorting a component on the drive line might also work with your idea of using a curent shunt back at the driver. By jogging the motor back and forth you may be able to determine the exact point where the switch indicates fully wound, then the next time you do the wind up you can send only the correct number of stepper pulses to reach that same point.
Of course if you were to connect one of the drive wires directly through the micro switch you would need a switch rated to handle the full motor current. Also, completely opening one of the drive wires may cause the stepper motor to stall, though perhaps that would in itself be helpful in this case.
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Q: Grails Integration test for a query having to_date? Grails in memory H2 DB is not supporting to_date function..
so the suggestion I got by going through the forums is using 'EXTRACT' function.
But not sure how to replace the following to_Date with Extract.
to_date(currentDate,YYYY_MM_DD HH:MM.ss)..
Extract -?
A: You could either:
*
*Use the built-in function parsedatetime(dateAsString, formatString)
*Create a user defined function
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The Guardian newspaper is inviting would-be journalists to contribute to its new citizen journalism site. Citizen journalists will have the opportunity to add photos, stories and videos to the new site, which is called Guardian Witness.
News stories will be read by staff before being published; as well as appearing on theGuardian Witness news site, video footage will also appear on YouTube and stories submitted by citizen journalists could also appear on The Guardian or The Observer website.
GuardianWitness will further reinforce our recognition that journalism is now a two-way conversation and will open up our site as we never have before. Not only will this make it even easier for our readers to get involved in our journalism and form both local and global communities of joint interest, it will also provide our journalists with a fantastic new tool, providing them with insights and views that we perhaps don't yet have access to.
As part of the new site, there is an assignment section for contributors to take part in. When I looked earlier some of the assignments included views of tall buildings, Record Store Day, delayed spring and Syrian refugees. More details about the site can be found here.
Citizen journalists will also soon have the opportunity to join Newsmodo.com. The site invites submissions of written content, video and photography, which can be uploaded to the marketplace by contributors. Newsmodo.com will also have an assignment feature on the site; an app will allow contributors to create and upload stories.
Anyone interested in joiningNewsmodo.com can register their interest here.
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Tag: psychological warfare
The Truth Sandwich
Last week I wrote about the illusory truth effect – the psychological phenomenon wherein a lie that is repeated – even in refutation – is more likely to be remembered than the truth.
It turns out that there is a counter to this – the "truth sandwich."
Start with the truth. This is the frame.
Introduce the lie – clearly stating that it is a lie.
End with the truth.
It doesn't always work. Especially if the recipient is no longer engaging in critical thought.
But for those who might be swayed, those who are still among the few willing to be wrong from time to time, it may nudge them towards the truth.
In the race to correct false information, the lie often gets too much air. You have to frame it in the right way.
And even then, most of the time the lie is not even worth refuting. Patience and trust will win the day.
Leaders – especially military leaders – need to suppress the urge to "do something" all the time.
"How are we countering this!?" screams the agitated military leader.
"We're not, sir. It's nonsense. And it will pass."
CTG information warfare January 25, 2022 January 25, 2022 1 Minute
An information "something" article that gets it right
A great, tightly written article over at MWI that looks at information through the "man, train, equip" construct of preparing the Army for war.
While emphasis on operations in the information environment and the cyber domain are certainly increasing, the balance of the military's attention remains focused on force-on-force engagements during declared conflicts. Much of the time, information and cyber are given supporting roles for kinetic operations but recently, US Army Cyber Command announced a shift in focus from information warfare to "information advantage" for "decision dominance," and is working to bring the concepts to the forefront of how the Army fights.
RETHINKING "MAN, TRAIN, AND EQUIP" FOR INFORMATION ADVANTAGE, Modern War Institute
Co-written by a PSYOP and Cyber officer, no less – folks in the game.
What I love about the article is that it's not about the shiny stuff or promising some panacea through the right combination of "words and images." The Army's mission is to win land wars. Everything supports that. Instead of focusing on how this or that "information" tool can be used to support that, they focus on demonstrating how information already plays a key role in recruiting, training, and equipping the Army for war.
They talk about disinformation campaigns that target the military.
They talk about how lies spread faster than truth, the so-called 'illusory truth' effect.
How should the Army deal with this?
Specifically, to become proactive in the information environment, the Army needs to understand and predict how and what our competitors and adversaries are going to say, and be ready to deploy solutions ahead of, and in response to, competing and malicious narratives. One solution is teaching critical-thinking skills and inoculating the force by teaching soldiers to become more thoughtful consumers of media and information, especially regarding social media.
Critical thinking is key. This isn't going to be solved by artificial intelligence – at least not anytime soon. We need humans in the room who are astute across multiple domains and who understand the potential impacts of publishing that "edgy" Tweet or highlighting that training or social event.
This has application at both the individual and organizational levels.
Yes, we're talking about "optics." Optics are easy to dismiss, but they are actually important. What isn't optics after all?
Doing the right thing is also important. We need critical thinkers who understand which way to lean at a given time. Is the juice worth the squeeze? What are the potential second and third-order effects?
That's hard. That takes time.
On training, the authors write about how just about everything we do is now exploitable. Training is not just training anymore. It's operations.
Specifically, they write about the Jade Helm exercise in 2015 which was the canary in the coal mine.
The information warfare tactics used against Jade Helm could be applied throughout the world, whenever and wherever the US military trains with partners and allies. In fact, we should assume those tactics will be used in the very locations that US servicemembers may be fighting the next war.
The idea of perfect secrecy is diminishing. If we want to compete, we need to recognize that now and start playing the actual game instead of the one we want to play.
Again, they offer a solution:
To gain and hold information advantage, the Army must assess the information environment before, during, and after domestic exercises—just as it does internationally—to understand the narratives surrounding the training and troop movements and to predict, preempt, and ultimately prevent false narratives from taking hold.
They close with the following:
Ultimately, the Army has taken the first steps toward recognizing the vulnerabilities inherent to the ubiquity of the information environment by pivoting away from information warfare—a term that preserves the peace-war dichotomy that is irrelevant in competition—toward achieving information advantage—a term that appreciates the information environment's moral and cognitive aspects and its relevance to military readiness.
I'm growing to like the term "information advantage" as I get to understand it better. And couching it as they did – a term that "appreciates the information environment's moral and cognitive aspects" – helps in understanding.
However, information advantage is such a big tent that it starts to lose some of its meaning. There are terms that we should lump and terms that we should split.
Information warfare is something that can be "done" – it's an activity.
Information advantage – as I understand it – is a state, a confluence of things that puts a decision-maker in an advantageous position.
Information Advantage: A condition where a force holds the initiative in terms of relevant actor behavior, situational understanding, and decision-making through the use of all military capabilities.
What I'm saying is that I don't think information advantage replaces information warfare (or psychological warfare). It's something different, something bigger.
Kudos to the authors for a terrific, thought-provoking article.
CTG information warfare Leave a comment January 12, 2022 January 12, 2022 3 Minutes
In future war, we're all getting canceled
A great piece of #FICINT that captures what I think will be a defining element of future war – and competition – smear war.
"All this is very fascinating, general," she said. "But I think we could benefit from some clarity on how else you plan to change the Corps. Is it your intention to keep female Marines dressing differently from males? Do you want to keep female Marines 'in a box', so to speak?"
#CANCELMOLLY
We already see this happening domestically. Our society is very comfortable weaponizing benign information.
Is it really a stretch to think our adversaries won't do the same?
CTG information warfare, PSYOP December 6, 2021 December 17, 2021 1 Minute
Lumpers and Splitters
Good episode from the Cognitive Crucible featuring Mike Vickers.
During this episode, the Honorable Dr. Mike Vickers provides his thoughts on a wide range of strategic issues–all of which have connections with the information environment. Mike makes the case that America is like the cyclops in Homer's epic poem, The Odyssey. Like the cyclops, the United States is being blinded and deceived by clever adversaries. Mike also discusses China, India, Estonian technology implementation, the authoritarian-democracy trade off, and international relations theory. He also gives a nuanced examination regarding "whole-of-nation" sloganeering. On one hand, Mike discourages simple phrases that might promote inadequate solutions; on the other, he does agree that we are at a point where we need to cohere around a national strategy and direct our instruments of power productively–including our citizenry.
#63 VICKERS ON IO AND THE CYCLOPS
As I wrote about in my most recent newsletter, there are a lot of hucksters out there when it comes to the information space. Just because you use the internet (too) doesn't mean you understand how all of this stuff works. It's great to hear an episode (like this one) where it is clear the guest completely gets it.
I especially enjoyed Mr. Vickers punctuating the fact that there is a difference between "cyber" and "information operations." He correctly points out that many people – commanders especially (my thoughts, not his) – tend to lump these two things together.
And they are not the same.
Cyber is more tech-based.
Information operations are more people-based.
Sometimes it is good to "lump" things together, as we seem to be doing right now with the whole "information advantage" concept.
Sometimes it is better to "split" things apart.
On this topic (cyber/IO), we should be splitting, because the expertise required to do either is vastly different.
CTG information warfare October 14, 2021 November 9, 2021 1 Minute
Jump Commands in Farsi
Credit to SOF News Update for finding this gem.
Night has closed in over the Zagreb Mountains of northern Iran. The sound of a plane is heard. Inside the plane Iranian Special Forces paratroopers prepare to jump into a maneuver area. There is a sense of urgency as last minute commands in Farsi are given by the lone American among them, a United States Army officer. How this officer, Captain Paul Wineman, is trained in the military and language skills needed for his urgent task overseas is the subject of this week's documentary, "Special Forces Advisor."
Special Forces Advisor – The Big Picture – YouTube
CTG special operations May 10, 2021 January 16, 2022 1 Minute
We need emotional content
Apply this wherever you want. It's on point.
CTG PSYOP April 11, 2021 November 20, 2021 1 Minute
"Asymmetric warfare is where we're at and SOF is the perfect answer for it"
Another great episode from the Irregular Warfare podcast on SOF and civilian oversight. A wonky topic, for sure, but incredibly important.
In this episode, our guests argue that SOF is uniquely suited to address irregular warfare challenges in the era of great power competition. However, limited understanding of these threats among policymakers in Washington, DC, budget constraints, and outdated authorities hinder SOF's ability to evolve. According to our guests, civilian leadership and oversight can help overcome these challenges.
The View from Washington: Sen. Joni Ernst and Former Asst. Sec. of Defense Owen West on Civilian Oversight of SOF – Modern War Institute
There's lots of great stuff in this one, but I especially appreciated the short conversation on information warfare and the role of Army psychological operations. It starts around the 22 minute mark. Some choice excerpts below.
If we looked around the armed forces, [it's] the Army's psychological warfare wing, which really is the repository of our original talent and experience in information operations. And yet, when I visited a couple of times, it was apparent that structurally, this had not received the money, or let's just call it prestige that others had…
Owen West
Very true. The talent and ambition is there, but the branch is so small and the issues incredibly wonky. Part of the conversation here is about the struggle to adequately explain to a non-IW/PSYOP person what the heck it is that you're trying to do – as they mention in the podcast "in two senteces."
And the explosion of information warfare challenges has lead to a "catching up" phase where structures and authorities are being rewritten to match the times. This is a slow process.
To put things in perspective, PSYOP didn't become an official branch of the Army until October 2006. Special Forces, on the other hand, became a branch in April 1987. A colleague of mine once reminded me that PSYOP is today where SF was in the late 1990s / early 2000s. It's not a perfect analogy, but there is something there.
In regards to prestige, there's no surprise there. Over the past twenty years, SOF – jointly – was very much focused on direct action. There is a shift occuring now, and there's no question that the weather is changing on the current fight (influence, GPC, etc.). It's not going to be easy to point to the hard wins in IW when we're really just moving the dial or changing the temperature of the water.
Also, it's hard to make a Call of Duty video game or 12 Strong movie for information warfare.
And part of the problem, of course, is RULES:
But I don't know that your audience knows the limitations on them [PSYOP] were pretty astonishing… I felt pretty much like the opponent was playing by different rules.
Yup. Part of living a free country.
Moving way from PSYOP. On the comparitive advantage of the US military due to the NCO corps:
…what people haven't pointed to is the comparitive advantage, if we level-set armies around the world and their special operations forces, and that is our NCO corps, and our senior NCO corps. No one can match the NCO corps of the United States.
This is so true, and it is something that we don't highlight enough. Our SOF NCOs are really that good.
I enjoyed this tongue-in-cheek quip on what civilan shops at the highest levels in DoD should not be doing:
"Part of my shop was too operational… really this was about policy making, and not helicopter bump plans."
Defense folks love being 'operational' and focusing on the tactical elements of things. There are some jobs, however, where this is no longer helpful. Unfortunately, this is a system which lauds tactical expertise and it is often those small skills that makes for a successful career.
And a quote to kind of wrap up the whole point, stated perfectly:
"Asymmetric warfare is where we're at and SOF is the perfect answer for it."
Senator Joni Ernst
And since we're talking about irregular warfare, a quick remeinder: "Irregular warfare is the military's contribution to political warfare."
CTG special operations March 15, 2021 November 29, 2021 3 Minutes
Some recent articles on Chinese political warfare
I've been digging into the "Ministry of Truth" series from War on the Rocks discussing Chinese political warfare.
It's a three part series, and to date, the first two have been released.
Each is packed with links and sources. You can go deep down the rabbit hole if you're interested in building a better understanding of Chinese political warfare.
A couple of choice excerpts below.
Part I Contrasting China's and Russia's Influence Operations.
On the fact that political warfare is "standard operating procedure" for Russia and China:
The operational differences, for all their practical implications, may be less important than the simple recognition that Beijing and Moscow both approach influence operations and active measures as a normal way of doing business.
On the different approaches Russia/China take in regards to political warfare:
Undoubtedly, more can be said about how to understand the distinctions between Chinese and Russian influence operations and political warfare. Perhaps the best way to describe the differences between the two approaches is that the Chinese are human- or relationship-centric while the Russians are operation- or effects-centric.
Part II China's 'three warfares' in perspective.
Looking at the PLA in strictly military terms lacks a true understanding of their purpose:
When analysts look at the PLA, they are looking at it as a military — at its warfighting capabilities and the resulting security implications. It is a purely military view that lacks a clear concept for appreciating political warfare.
Influence operations are directly connected to political power:
The party leads, the PLA follows. The purpose of influence operations is political power.
Lessons learned from watching the US in the Persian Gulf war (emphasis in bold mine). I'd love to see more on this, by the way:
The Persian Gulf War to expel Iraq from Kuwait taught the PLA the value and power of information in the modern context. Most obviously, precision-guided bombs blowing out buildings on CNN cameras demonstrated the value of targeting intelligence and guided munitions. However, the PLA also drew lessons from the George H.W. Bush administration's diplomatic effort to paint Iraq as the aggressor and to rally an international coalition, including Iraq's Arab neighbors. They also admired the psychological warfare efforts to induce Iraqi commanders to surrender or retreat without fighting.
Related, a short (and kind of choppy) article in Small Wars Journal that couches China's approach as war, not competition. The author seems to be inferring that we should not be using the "great power competition" construct because our adversaries aren't.
Image at the top: "The Boss" mentoring "Naked Snake" (MGS3).
CTG soldiering January 12, 2021 December 2, 2021 2 Minutes | {
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Biographical details
(1929-04-01)April 1, 1929
Barberton, Ohio
November 17, 2006(2006-11-17) (aged 77)
Playing career
Miami (OH)
Coaching career (HC unless noted)
Ohio State (assistant)
Presbyterian (assistant)
Bowling Green (assistant)
Northwestern (assistant)
Administrative career (AD unless noted)
Detroit Tigers (president)
Head coaching record
Accomplishments and honors
2 Mid-American (1965–1966)
13 Big Ten (1969, 1971–1974, 1976–1978, 1980, 1982, 1986, 1988–1989)
AFCA Coach of the Year (1969)
Walter Camp Coach of the Year (1969)
Bobby Dodd Coach of the Year Award (1977)
Sporting News College Football COY (1985)
George Munger Award (1989)
Amos Alonzo Stagg Award (1999)
Mid-American Coach of the Year (1965)
6× Big Ten Coach of the Year (1972, 1976, 1980, 1982, 1985, 1989)
Inducted in 1993 (profile)
Glenn Edward "Bo" Schembechler Jr. (/ˈʃɛmbɛklər/ SHEM-bek-lər; April 1, 1929 – November 17, 2006) was an American football player, coach, and athletics administrator. He served as the head football coach at Miami University from 1963 to 1968 and at the University of Michigan from 1969 to 1989, compiling a career record of 234–65–8. Only Nick Saban, Joe Paterno and Tom Osborne have recorded 200 victories in fewer games as a coach in major college football. In his 21 seasons as the head coach of the Michigan Wolverines, Schembechler's teams amassed a record of 194–48–5 and won or shared 13 Big Ten Conference titles. Though his Michigan teams never won a national championship, in all but one season they finished ranked, and 16 times they placed in the final top ten of both major polls.
Schembechler played college football as a tackle at Miami University, where in 1949 and 1950 he was coached by Woody Hayes, for whom he served as an assistant coach at Ohio State University in 1952 and from 1958 to 1962. In his first ten years at Michigan, Schembechler's teams squared off in a fierce rivalry against Hayes's Buckeyes squads. During that stretch in the Michigan–Ohio State football rivalry, dubbed the "Ten-Year War," Hayes and Schembechler's teams won or shared the Big Ten Conference crown every season and usually each placed in the national rankings.
In 1988, Schembechler assumed the role of athletic director at Michigan, succeeding Don Canham, the man who hired him as football coach in 1969. Schembechler retired as head football coach after the 1989 season. His longtime assistants, Gary Moeller and Lloyd Carr, helmed the team for the next 18 years. Schembechler left the University of Michigan in 1990 to take a job as president of Major League Baseball's Detroit Tigers, which he held until 1992. He was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame as a coach in 1993. During his later years, Schembechler remained in Southeast Michigan and hosted a sports radio show. He died in 2006 at the age of 77 on the eve of that year's Michigan–Ohio State football game, a historic No. 1 versus No. 2 showdown.
Schembechler was born and raised in Barberton, Ohio, a suburb of Akron.[1] His nickname "Bo" came from his sister's attempts to say "brother" when they were young children. Schembechler's father was a firefighter. One of Schembechler's seminal experiences was seeing his father refuse to accept a stolen copy of a civil-service exam—despite the fact that the other applicant was reported to have received a stolen copy himself. Schembechler's father took the exam without having received the answers, missed one more question than the other applicant, and did not receive the promotion he coveted. Schembechler often told the story, saying the experience taught him more about integrity than any lecture ever could have.[2]
Schembechler (far left) as a member of Ara Parseghian's coaching staff at Northwestern in 1956
Schembechler attended Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, where he was a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. He played football under two legendary, and completely different, coaches. Sid Gillman, his first coach at Miami, was an innovative offensive mind and one of the fathers of the modern passing game. His concepts helped to form the foundation for football's West Coast offense. However, in early 1948, Gillman departed to become an assistant coach at Army, and was replaced by George Blackburn. Prior to Schembechler's last season, Blackburn left to join Gillman's coaching staff at Cincinnati, and he was replaced by Woody Hayes. The fiery Hayes embraced the run, eschewed the pass, and demanded tough, physical play from his linemen. Rather than innovation, Hayes stressed repetition—he wanted his players to run each play flawlessly. Over the next forty years, Hayes' impact on his young protege was clearly evident. Schembechler graduated from Miami in 1951 and earned his master's degree at the Ohio State University in 1952 while working as a graduate assistant coach under Hayes, who had become OSU's head coach. After a tour of duty in the U.S. Army, Schembechler served as an assistant at Presbyterian College in 1954, followed by a year as freshman coach at Bowling Green. When Schembechler's former college teammate Ara Parseghian, Hayes' successor at Miami University, was hired as head coach at Northwestern in 1956, Schembechler joined him and spent the next two seasons there as a defensive assistant. In 1958, Hayes hired Schembechler to serve again on his staff at the Ohio State. Schembechler spent five more years at the Ohio State and became one of Hayes' most trusted assistants. During that time the two cemented their lifelong friendship. Schembechler was fond of recounting the number of times that Hayes "fired" him, only to send a graduate assistant to fetch him after tempers had calmed.
Schembechler, Hayes, Parseghian, and several of their "Cradle of Coaches" compatriots are the subject of the book Fields of Honor, written by coach John Pont's niece, Sally Pont.
In 1963, Schembechler returned to Miami University to become head coach of his alma mater. Over the next six seasons, Schembechler led the Redskins to a 40–17–3 record, winning a pair of Mid-American Conference titles and finishing second three times. The team's top season was 1966, as Miami went 9–1 overall. Miami's offense was led during those seasons by quarterbacks Ernie Kellerman and Bruce Matte.
Schembechler was a candidate vying to succeed Milt Bruhn as head coach at Wisconsin in 1967. Immediately after a 40-minute interview in which he was offended that the hiring committee didn't take his candidacy seriously, he contacted athletic director Ivy Williamson to withdraw his name from consideration. Assistant coach John Coatta, who was the favorite to replace Bruhn from the start, was promoted. Schembechler continued to coach at Miami for two more seasons. His negative experience was a major factor in his convincing Bob Knight to reject Wisconsin's offer to become men's basketball head coach in 1968.[3]
Schembechler at Michigan, 1969
Schembechler became Michigan's 15th head coach after the 1968 season, succeeding Bump Elliott. He was hired in fifteen minutes. It took athletic director Don Canham that long "to sense the intensity, the enthusiasm of a man destined to be a winner."[4] Besides a stellar record at Miami he also "brought a unique five-man angle defense and a guarantee that he would make it work within five years."[5] At Michigan, Schembechler became one of college football's greatest coaches. He won a school-record 194 games, lost only 48, and tied five for a winning percentage of .796. His teams never posted a losing season. In Big Ten Conference play, he had a record of 143–24–3 for a winning percentage of .850. His Michigan teams won or shared 13 Big Ten titles and made 10 Rose Bowl appearances. His 96–16–3 (.848) record during the 1970s was the best of any Division I coach. Schembechler led the Wolverines to a total of 17 bowl games, going 5–12 in 21 years, placing him ninth in all-time bowl appearances. He was voted national coach of the year in 1969 by both the American Football Coaches Association and the Football Writers Association of America.
Schembechler's greatest victory came in his first season, when he led the Wolverines to an upset victory over a standout Ohio State team coached by his old mentor, Woody Hayes. Hayes' Buckeyes dominated the series during the late 1950s and for most of the 1960s as Michigan fielded a number of uncharacteristically mediocre teams. In 1968, the year before Schembechler became head coach, Hayes made it clear how far Michigan had fallen behind its traditional rival, when the Wolverines lost 50–14. At the end of the game, Hayes decided to pursue a two-point conversion rather than a simple kick for an extra point. Legend has it[weasel words] that when Hayes was asked why he "went for two," he responded, "because they wouldn't let me go for three." The embarrassment of that outcome set the stage for the 1969 rematch.[citation needed]
In 1969, the Buckeyes entered the game as defending national champions and 17-point favorites with the top ranking in the country and a 22-game winning streak. Hayes' 1969 squad included five first-team All-Americans. But Schembechler's 7–2 Wolverines dominated a team Hayes later considered his best, beating Ohio State 24–12. In a single afternoon, Schembechler and his charges resurrected Michigan's football tradition and returned the program among college football's elite. Both Schembechler and Hayes, who remained personal friends until Hayes' death in 1987, agreed it was Hayes' best team and Schembechler's biggest victory. Michigan's win over Ohio State in 1969 is considered to be one of the greatest upsets in college football history and the most significant win for a Michigan team ever.[6]
The Wolverines and Buckeyes proceeded to engage in a fierce "Ten Year War" that elevated an already storied Michigan–Ohio State football rivalry into one of college football's greatest annual grudge matches. For ten years the two dominated the Big 10, splitting ten conference titles between them and finishing second eight times. They were so dominant that the Big Ten earned a nickname of "Big Two, Little Eight" during that era. After a decade of memorable on-field stratagems, sideline antics, and locker room psychological ploys, Schembechler held a 5–4–1 advantage.
Schembechler's tenure at Michigan was also notable for the renewal of Michigan's rivalry with Notre Dame. Despite the fact that the two schools are located within 200 miles of one another and ranked first/second in both total wins and winning percentage in college football, they had not played each other since the 1940s. The resurrection of the rivalry was facilitated by Schembechler's close friendship with Ara Parseghian, Notre Dame's coach at the time of Bo's arrival. Schembechler, however, never had a chance to coach against his former mentor, as scheduling commitments prevented the series from resuming until 1978, after Parseghian had left Notre Dame and was succeeded by Dan Devine.
Despite Schembechler's success during the regular season, he was less successful in bowl games. His overall record was 5–12, which includes a 2–8 record in the Rose Bowl. The Wolverines lost the 1970 Rose Bowl, their first bowl game under Schembechler, while he was hospitalized after suffering a heart attack on the previous day.[7] Michigan went on to lose their next six bowl games before winning five of the last ten they played under Schembechler. The only four of his 21 Michigan teams that did not play in a bowl, however, were a shade short of perfection, losing a total of three games while compiling a combined record of 39-3-1. One loss was by three points and a second was lost in the last seconds when a 33-yard FG attempt was ruled to be just wide of the goalposts.
A football signed by Bo Schembechler, Don Canham, and Wally Teninga that was given to President Gerald Ford.
Following the 1980 season, Schembechler gained the first of his two Rose Bowl victories by beating the Washington Huskies. The 1980 Michigan team featured the talents of Anthony Carter, a three-time consensus All-American. In 1980 Michigan stumbled early in the season, losing two of its first three games. As a result of the two losses, Michigan was eliminated from consideration for college football's national championship, finishing 4th in the end-of-season polls. But Schembechler maintained that his first Rose Bowl champions were the country's best team by season's end. They did not allow a touchdown over the course of their last five games, giving up nine points total.[8]
Perhaps spurred by Carter's success, Schembechler's teams began to pass more during the 1980s, but Schembechler never completely shed his image as a run-first offensive coach. (A favorite saying of Schembechler was that "there are three things that can happen when you pass, and two of them are bad.") At the same time, his teams continued to enjoy consistent success throughout the decade. Jim Harbaugh, a future NFL All-Pro quarterback and current head coach of the University of Michigan, led Schembechler's 1985 team to a 10–1–1 record, a 27–23 win over Nebraska in the Fiesta Bowl, and a No. 2 ranking in the final polls, the highest finish ever for one of Schembechler's teams. Schembechler's last two teams went to the Rose Bowl, splitting two games with USC.
Schembechler retired from coaching after the Rose Bowl in 1990. He decided to retire at the relatively young age of 60 because of his history of heart problems and was succeeded by Michigan's offensive coordinator Gary Moeller, whom he handpicked.
Schembechler was also the athletic director at Michigan from 1988 until early 1990. Just before the 1989 NCAA Basketball Tournament, men's basketball head coach Bill Frieder announced that he was taking the head coach position at Arizona State University, effective at the end of the season. Insisting on those in the program being dedicated to the school, Schembechler immediately fired Frieder and appointed assistant basketball coach Steve Fisher as interim head coach, while famously announcing that "a Michigan man is going to coach a Michigan team" in the NCAA tournament. The literal meaning of the Schembechler's quote was that only a current, 100 percent-committed university employee would coach the team, not Frieder, whose loyalties had just switched to Arizona State. Ironically, Frieder was an alumnus of Michigan, while Fisher was not. Fisher led Michigan to six straight victories in the tournament and the 1989 national championship. Schembechler witnessed the championship game, an 80–79 overtime cliffhanger vs. Seton Hall, two days after his 60th birthday (the semifinal victory over Big Ten rival Illinois was played on Schembechler's birthday). Steve Fisher graciously submitted Bill Frieder's name to receive the championship ring, however someone, likely from Schembechler's administration, removed his name. Schembechler would coach Michigan's Rose Bowl team in 1990 while having secretly accepted the role of President for the Detroit Tigers, publicly announcing the hire after the game.[9]
"Those Who Stay Will Be Champions"
Schembechler began his tenure as head coach at Michigan with a rallying cry to his players: "Those who stay will be champions!" This slogan foreshadowed the challenges Michigan football players would endure from the dramatic culture change initiated by Schembechler, who emphasized toughness and introduced practices and conditioning far more rigorous than any of the players had been exposed to before.
His first training camp in 1969 saw around 140 players enter but a mere 75 emerging from the grueling camp and choosing to embrace Schembechler's system. Schembechler's subsequent successes and legacy of propelling the Michigan football program to further national prominence immortalized his promise to his players after accepting the head coaching position at Michigan. Every Michigan football player who played for Bo Schembechler and stayed at Michigan for four years left Michigan with at least one Big Ten championship ring. Furthermore, not once did any Michigan player under Bo endure a losing season during his tenure. As such, "Those Who Stay Will Be Champions" remains a beloved team slogan for the Michigan Wolverines and has been immortalized into the tradition and mythology of Michigan football.[10]
Offer from Texas A&M
On January 15, 1982, Texas A&M offered Schembechler nearly $3 million for 10 years—the richest contract in the history of college athletics at that time—to become the school's football coach and athletic director. Schembechler turned it down. "Frankly, I've come to the conclusion that there are things more important in this world than money," Schembechler said. "For that reason, I've decided to stay at Michigan."[11]
After Michigan
From 1990 to 1992, Schembechler was president of the Detroit Tigers of Major League Baseball.[12][13][14] In 1991, he presided over the firing of Tigers' longtime broadcaster Ernie Harwell; the move was decried by fans and the press. Management at the Tigers' flagship radio station WJR later claimed responsibility for the sacking, but Schembechler and club owner Tom Monaghan were denounced for the decision.[15] Schembechler was an opponent of female sports reporters in the men's locker room, defending Tigers pitcher Jack Morris, who told a female Detroit Free Press reporter in 1990, "I don't talk to women when I'm naked unless they're on top of me or I'm on top of them." Schembechler stated "no female member of my family would be inside a men's locker room regardless of their job description" and suggested "the whole thing was a scam orchestrated by you people to create a story."[16] Schembechler was fired by the Tigers in early August 1992, via fax.[17][18]
Schembechler maintained an office at the University of Michigan's football facility, which is named Schembechler Hall. His former assistants, Gary Moeller (1990–94) and Lloyd Carr (1995–2007), followed him as head coach. Schembechler was also active in numerous private charities. He was named a Lifetime Member of the Detroit Sports Media Association.
He also hosted a pre-game show "Big Ten Ticket" on the Detroit ABC affiliate, WXYZ-TV along with sports anchor Don Shane. It was devoted to his analysis of the Wolverines, the Michigan State Spartans and other Big Ten Conference teams.
At Michigan's annual spring commencement on April 30, 2005, Schembechler was awarded an honorary doctor of laws degree.[19]
Schembechler had a long history of heart trouble. On December 31, 1969, the eve of his first Rose Bowl appearance, he suffered a heart attack,[7] and had another in 1987 while he happened to be at University of Michigan Medical Center for tests.[20] He had two quadruple heart bypass operations, the first in 1976 and the second following his second heart attack.
During a taping of the WXYZ-TV program Big Ten Ticket in late October 2006, Schembechler collapsed and was taken to the hospital. Following the episode, he had a heart pacemaker implanted into his chest to regulate his heartbeat. As late as a week before his death, he had stated his doctors were still adjusting the device, which covered about half his chest.[21]
On Thursday, November 16, 2006, although he was not feeling well, Schembechler attended the funeral of his close friend and 1971 quarterback, Tom Slade. That night, Bo delivered his traditional Thursday night pep talk before the Ohio State game. According to The Detroit News: "Bo's speech was not about Ohio State, the Big Ten title or a national championship. The whole speech was about Tom Slade and how, if the players worked hard, listened to their coaches and stuck together as teammates, one day they might be as good a Michigan man as Slade. That was the goal at Michigan, not national championships."[22] Schembechler finished by exhorting them to remember "the team, the team, the team!"
The next day, on November 17, 2006, Schembechler collapsed in a bathroom at WXYZ-TV just prior to the taping of Big Ten Ticket around 9:15 am.[23] He was taken to Providence Hospital in Southfield, Michigan where he was pronounced dead at 11:43 am. He was 77 years old. At a press conference a few hours after his death, it was reported by his doctor, Dr. Kim Eagle of the University of Michigan Health System, that his death was from the terminal stage of heart disease, where the heart muscle itself does not respond to the pacemaker, a common cause of death for persons afflicted with severe heart disease.
Bo Schembechler grave, Forest Hill Cemetery
Schembechler died the day before one of the biggest games in the history of the Michigan–Ohio State football rivalry. He was not planning to attend the November 18 game in Columbus, because his doctors had advised him that attending the game might be too much stress for his heart. Instead, Bo and his wife, Cathy, had packed the car and had planned to drive to suburban Dayton, Ohio to watch the game with his former Miami teammate and best friend, Bill Gunlock.
The University's Regents approved a plan for the renovation and expansion of Michigan Stadium on the day of Schembechler's death.
On November 21, 2006, the University of Michigan held a memorial service for Schembechler in Michigan Stadium. Approximately 20,000 fans, ex-players and coaches including former Schembechler player and assistant coach and then LSU head football coach Les Miles turned out during the middle of a work-day to pay their respects to Schembechler and to celebrate his life. Former Ohio State head coaches Earle Bruce and John Cooper attended, along with then Ohio State head coach Jim Tressel and his entire staff. Schembechler is interred at Forest Hill cemetery in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Before his death, Schembechler had agreed to be an honorary pallbearer for former Michigan Wolverine and University of Michigan alumnus President Gerald Ford. Ford, himself a center at Michigan in the 1930s, died on December 26, 2006. A pew inside Washington National Cathedral was draped with a University of Michigan stadium blanket in Schembechler's memory.
Role in sexual assault scandal
Beginning in 2018, hundreds of former student athletes who played at the University of Michigan have come forward with allegations of inappropriate and unwanted medical treatment by university doctor Robert Anderson. Anderson was employed at the university from 1966 to 2003, and died in 2008. After many lawsuits, an independent investigation was conducted by WilmerHale, LLP. In a 240-page report, the report stated that over 600 former student athletes at the University of Michigan experienced these assaults.[24]
One former player claims Schembechler told him to "toughen up" when he reported an incident of Anderson fondling his testicles during an examination.[24][25]
In June 2021, Schembechler's adopted son Matt Schembechler came forward, saying he was molested at age 10 by Anderson during a routine physical in the 1960s, and that Schembechler went to "great lengths" to ensure Anderson kept his job after Matt's mother told AD Don Canham, who was ready to fire Anderson before Coach Schembechler's intervention. Upon telling his father what happened, Matt said "that was the first time he closed-fist punched me. It knocked me all the way across the kitchen." Schembechler's biological son (and Matt's younger half-brother) Glenn Schembechler refuses to believe Matt's version and stated "I can tell you unequivocally no one ever told Bo" in his opinion, because "Bo would have done something."[26]
After Schembechler married Mildred (Millie) in 1968, he adopted her three sons: Donald (Chip), Geoffrey and Matthew. Schembechler and Millie then had a son together, Glenn III (Shemy).
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1963 Miami 5–3–2 4–1–1 2nd
1964 Miami 6–3–1 4–2 T–2nd
1965 Miami 7–3 5–1 T–1st
1967 Miami 6–4 4–2 T–3rd
1968 Miami 7–3 5–1 2nd
Miami: 40–17–3 27–8–1
Michigan Wolverines (Big Ten Conference) (1969–1989)
1969 Michigan 8–3 6–1 T–1st L Rose 8 9
1970 Michigan 9–1 6–1 2nd 7 9
1971 Michigan 11–1 8–0 1st L Rose 4 6
1972 Michigan 10–1 7–1 T–1st 6 6
1973 Michigan 10–0–1 7–0–1 T–1st 6 6
1975 Michigan 8–2–2 7–1 2nd L Orange 8 8
1976 Michigan 10–2 7–1 T–1st L Rose 3 3
1979 Michigan 8–4 6–2 3rd L Gator 19 18
1980 Michigan 10–2 8–0 1st W Rose 4 4
1981 Michigan 9–3 6–3 T–3rd W Bluebonnet 10 12
1982 Michigan 8–4 8–1 1st L Rose 15
1983 Michigan 9–3 8–1 2nd L Sugar 9 8
1984 Michigan 6–6 5–4 T–6th L Holiday
1985 Michigan 10–1–1 6–1–1 2nd W Fiesta 2 2
1987 Michigan 8–4 5–3 4th W Hall of Fame 18 19
1988 Michigan 9–2–1 7–0–1 1st W Rose 4 4
Michigan: 194–48–5 143–24–3
National championship Conference title Conference division title or championship game berth
#Rankings from final Coaches Poll.
°Rankings from final AP Poll.
Played under:
Sid Gillman:[27] Miami (OH)
George Blackburn:[28] Miami (OH)
Woody Hayes:[27][29] Miami (OH)
Coached under:
Woody Hayes:[29] Ohio State University
Bill Crutchfield:[28] Presbyterian
Doyt Perry:[30] Bowling Green
Ara Parseghian:[31] Northwestern University
Assistant coaches who became head coaches:
Cam Cameron:[32] Indiana (1997–2001), Miami Dolphins (2007)
Lloyd Carr:[32] Michigan (1995–2007)
Jack Harbaugh:[33] Western Michigan (1982–1986), Western Kentucky (1989–2002)
Bill McCartney:[33][34] Colorado (1982–1994)
Dave McClain: Ball State (1971–1977), Wisconsin (1978–1985)
Frank Maloney:[35] Syracuse (1974–1980)
George Mans:[35] Eastern Michigan (1974–1975)
Les Miles:[36] Oklahoma State (2001–2004), LSU (2005–2016), Kansas (2019–2021)
Gary Moeller:[32] Illinois (1977–1979), Michigan (1990–1994), Detroit Lions (2000)
Don Nehlen:[33] Bowling Green (1968–1976), West Virginia (1980–2000)
Tom Reed: Miami (OH) (1978–1982), NC State (1983–1985)
Paul Schudel: Ball State (1985–1994), Central Connecticut State (2001–2003) (Schudel also played for Schembechler at Miami (OH)
Larry Smith:[35] Tulane (1976–1979), Arizona (1980–1986), Southern California (1987–1992), Missouri (1994–2000)
Chuck Stobart:[35] Toledo (1977–1981), Utah (1982–1984), Memphis State (1989–1994)
Bob Sutton:[37][38] Army (1991–1999)
Dick Tomey: Hawaii (1977–1986); Arizona (1987–2000); San Jose State (2005–2009)
Elliot Uzelac:[32] Western Michigan (1975–1981), Navy (1987–1989)
Ron Vanderlinden:[39] Maryland (1997–2000)
Jim Young:[35] Arizona (1973–1976), Purdue (1977–1981), Army (1983–1990)
Mike Hankwitz: Arizona (2003), Colorado (2005)
John Mackovic: Wake Forest (1978–1980), Kansas City Chiefs (1983–1986), Illinois (1988–1991), Texas (1992–1997), Arizona (2001–2003)
Former players who went on to become head coaches
Jim Harbaugh: San Diego (2004–2006), Stanford (2007–2010), San Francisco 49ers (2011–2014), Michigan (2015–present)
Curt Mallory: Indiana State (2017–present)
Les Miles: Oklahoma State (2001–2004), LSU (2005–2016), Kansas (2019-2020)
Dave Elliott: Morningside (1996–2000)
Although neither served as a head coach, Dave Brandon and Warde Manuel played under Schembechler and went on to become University of Michigan's athletic directors.[40][41]
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February 17, 2017 by Shyam G Menon
MAKING UP FOR YEARS LOST
Venugopalan Arunachalam (Photo: Shyam G Menon)
It wasn't difficult locating Venugopalan Arunachalam in the park.
True, Tower Park in Chennai's Anna Nagar had many people by evening. But there was only one person in distinct running shoes, track pants and a bright colored T-shirt that said: Chennai Runners. No need for smartphone and quick reference of Facebook photo; your senses said he had to be the quiet person, sitting at one end of a park bench. That's another attribute, if one may submit, of those who have journeyed long in endurance sports – they typically have an air of self-contained detachment.
Over the next two hours, we were treated to a conversation that every company in the country – public and private – should perhaps take note of. A septuagenarian now, Venugopalan was born almost 600km away in the port town of Thoothukudi (Tuticorin). He was the third child among six siblings. His father worked in the Post & Telegraph Department. That meant several transfers on work within the country. Venugopalan started school in Jodhpur but soon enough, the family shifted to Kalyan near Mumbai. There, he studied up to third standard before moving south to Thoothukudi, where he stayed with his maternal grandmother and studied up to class six. " It was there in school that I won my first race in running. I was probably ten years old and a got a red soap box as prize,'' he said. While Venugopalan was in Thoothukudi, his father had continued at his work in Kalyan. With his father being transferred next to Jabalpur, Venugopalan followed, struggling in the process with the shift from Tamil medium of education to English medium. At school in Jabalpur, he found himself qualifying in the heats for the 100m, 200m and 400m races. He practised daily for the finals. " In the finals I came last in all three. The competition was really good,'' he said. However that outing was both beginning of life as runner and a precious lesson learnt – maybe his strength wasn't racing fast but racing long?
Venugopalan (left) at an event (Photo: courtesy Venugopalan Arunachalam)
In those days, the " mile-race'' was a popular fascination. For the following year, Venugopalan thought of registering for the 800m and 1500m events. He was a small, lean lad. In his tenth, eleventh and twelfth standards, the rather reserved and independent thinking youngster from Thoothukudi trained regularly for the distances he aspired for (he used to run five kilometers everyday) and consistently managed podium finishes in the 400m, 800m and 1500m disciplines. He also merited a second place finish in a 3.5 mile-race. " It convinced me, I am better at long distance running,'' he said. He practised his running mostly at night. His family was supportive. " They didn't know how much I was running but they were happy to see the certificates come home,'' he said.
Following his school years, Venugpolan opted to study mechanical engineering. While his father shifted to Delhi on work, Venugopalan moved to the Benares Hindu University (BHU). There, after other students had completed their daily dose of football, he would run on the ground, savoring the everyday fix of five kilometers he had got used to from school. On BHU's annual Sports Day, he would participate in the 800m, 1500m and 5000m competitions, usually winning all three. " Engineering students are typically a studious lot. Work load is high and they don't have much time for sports. The competition I faced in these races was mostly from arts and science students,'' he said. Venugopalan passed out from BHU in 1968. He secured a job at Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) in Trichy. The company – a public sector undertaking (PSU) – was one of the leading industrial enterprises of the government. It was Venugopalan's first job after BHU. For the next 40 years or so, until his retirement over a decade ago, aged 60, he remained at BHEL. Joining the company was a turning point. Life changed drastically for the young man used to running five kilometers every day and enjoying races, since school.
Photo: courtesy Venugopalan Arunachalam
At Trichy, BHEL had its own cocooned ecosystem. Its township was a good 14 kilometers away from town. There was running and sports in Trichy. But its vibes rarely reached the insulated township. " The problem I faced was this. Both the Indian Railways and the military encourage athletics as part of sport. PSUs, in contrast, were partial to games. They had no interest in comparatively solitary pursuits like athletics,'' Venugopalan said. By nature, he had little interest in games. Result – at BHEL, his active life came to an utter standstill and his fitness nosedived. At Anna Nagar's Tower Park, the septuagenarian Venugopalan cut a trim figure. Back in his BHEL days, despite no smoking and drinking, by the time he hit his mid-thirties, he had sprouted a tummy. Around that age, all BHEL employees had to go in for a mandatory medical check-up. In the check-up, he was found to be mildly diabetic. It rang alarm bells for there is a history of diabetes in his family. Venugopalan speaks rather bitterly about this turn of events. Although he resorted to walking to stay fit following the medical diagnosis of diabetes, up until his eventual retirement and exit from BHEL, there was no relapse to running. He says it was simply impossible in the ambiance of the township. For instance, the athlete in him was soon looking for ways to make walking more engaging. He read up on race-walking and began practising it. Needless to say, that made him an oddity. By the time people hit that midlife medical test, many would be advised to walk. But few – likely none – race-walked as they do at the Olympics. One man doing something different stands out in crowd of conformists. Is that why the industrial environment is partial to games? Games teach you to collaborate and conform as a team, while athletics is often a solo trip to self-discovery? One wonders.
" I firmly believe athletics should be encouraged at PSUs. On the one hand we say that it is not machines but manpower that is the wealth of an organization. But then, we make no provision for the health and wellbeing of this manpower. In their own interest, corporates must make arrangements for their people to have an active life. Running is the least infrastructure-intensive of sports. You can even do it alone. Nowadays, the private sector has begun recognizing this but PSUs in India still lag,'' Venugopalan said. It wasn't BHEL alone that appears to have weaned athlete away from his regimen. Along the way, Venugopalan got married and raised two sons. In the Indian context – as both culture and economics – family is a commitment and society's perspective of this institution rarely accommodates what the individual desires personally for meaning and fulfilment in life.
When Venugopalan shifted from mere walking to race-walking what catalyzed that move in man tucked away in industrial-township was the growth of the Internet. The worldwide web brought the notion of larger planet home; suddenly it was possible to leap over immediate society and notice others like you elsewhere. " I read up on race-walking and started to practise it,'' Venugopalan said. Used to having an early dinner, he was the type who experienced wakeful hours by 3 AM. So he started to go out for race-walking that early, come back and sleep again. Slowly, a commitment and devotion to something he was passionate about, built up. In 2005, Venugopalan retired and moved to Chennai where he stayed on rent in Anna Nagar West Extension while his house was being built in Anna Nagar West. Given he had elected to tackle his diabetes through exercise he continued the daily walking he had started at age 35. One day when out walking, he saw a marathon underway and elite African athletes go by. " It ignites a spark in you. Such images, you don't forget at all,'' he said. Long forgotten running legs stirred restless again.
As luck would have it, in ` The Hindu' newspaper, he read about the group – Chennai Runners. He joined their Google group, regularly perusing their posts on running, occasionally pitching in with a comment. Meanwhile, his friend and running partner from BHU days – Brigadier K. Venkatraman – called up from Bengaluru informing that he had been running the marathon. " That is how the seed to resume distance running was sown in my head,'' Venugopalan said. His first attempts at running in the local park were a total failure; he would be out of breath in no time. So he started to jog around in his apartment, emerging to run in public only after he felt ready for the transition. He chose a 10.5km-loop in Anna Nagar for his daily run, covering it on the average in about 70 minutes. He ran 10km every day, raising the distance to 15km on weekends. Soon enough, he reached that point where he could run 10km without a break. Then the inevitable happened: one day he did two laps of the circuit, making it a half marathon. That was the first time, he had done 21km. " It was a really good feeling,'' he said.
The East Coast Run in Chennai featured distances of 10km, 20km and 30km. In 2009, he did the 30km segment, completing it in a mix of running and walking. " There I got recognition from Chennai Runners that at close to 64 years of age, I was able to cover 30km on foot. The way they used to talk and chat about it; that gave me self-confidence. It really helped me. People came to me, they spoke to me, they became friendly,'' he said. The sight of elite athletes in action, which sparked the resumption of running, had been from the Chennai Marathon. A year after that sighting, Venugopalan did the half marathon segment of the event, completing it in 2:20. " Towards the end, I was quite tired,'' he said. Then a smaller version of the BHEL-quarantine struck. Like most Indian parents, Venugopalan and his wife wanted to see their sons married and settled in life. The sons though – the elder one in particular – had a mind of their own. Over time, Venugopalan's wife, initially skeptical of her husband's running, had both become empathetic towards it and even commenced her own share of walking. However as prospective alliances for their sons fell by the wayside, she decreed that Venugopalan's running should be halted till the required marriages occurred in the family. Two years went by so. During that period spanning 2010-2012, his friends in running would call up to inform of upcoming events, even offer to get him out of the house and running. He declined the offers, determined to address family responsibilities. At best, he went along to see his friends run. " That's hell, to see others run and not be able to run myself. My children are now married. Thank God the embargo on running did not extend to my children having children too,'' he said laughing in jest about the many eccentricities of the Indian predicament.
In 2013, Venugopalan ran his first full marathon at Auroville in Pondicherry, covering the distance in 4:55. Later in the same year, he participated in the Wipro Chennai Marathon. He completed the full marathon there in 4:05. He has since gone on to get podium finishes at the Standard Chartered Mumbai Marathon (SCMM), finishing third in his age category in the full marathon in 2014, first in 2015 and third again in 2016. His personal best in the full marathon is 4:04. Aside from walking at aid stations along the way, at full marathons, he runs the rest of the distance. In between, he also did a race involving six hours of cycling and six hours of running. However, the gains have not been without their share of related problems. He has had to cope with running injuries. But what has laid him low is herpes. Its onset has meant a weakening of muscles. It forced him off the 2017 SCMM; he didn't participate. Ageing athlete hasn't given up. He has embraced the Pose Method of running, wherein gravity is roped in as active partner to aid one's running. " Using this method I am now able to cover 20km in 2:18. I must now add speed. I haven't run a race yet using the Pose Method. Now I have to,'' Venugopalan said.
The evening light was now slowly fading and as the sun threatened to drop out of sight, the urgency of those playing games in Tower Park grew. A misdirected smash from a volleyball match racing against sunset saw the ball land close by. " Careful, careful,'' Venugopalan gently told the youngster who came to pick it up. He has often thought of what made him run years ago. He didn't have a single answer. In his childhood he has chased after his older brother as the latter and his friends ran around pushing their toys – was that how it all started? He doesn't know. " I don't quite know why running interests me. I think I like the feeling of the wind blowing in my face. It used to give me a lot of happiness. It is also true that when I run, I feel my body and mind is one and not limited. It is expanding. I feel I am one with the universe,'' he said.
(The authors, Latha Venkatraman and Shyam G Menon, are independent journalists based in Mumbai.)
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ADARSH, SIDDHI WIN 2017 INDIAN OPEN CLIMBING COMPETITION
Vignettes of the 2017 Indian Open Climbing Competition held over February 10-12 at Podar College in Mumbai:
The competition was organized by Girivihar, the city's oldest mountaineering club, which in 2016, had anchored the Indian debut of the IFSC World Cup in Bouldering at Navi Mumbai. Podar College has a bouldering wall of modest dimension, managed by Girivihar. For the open climbing competition, Girivihar set up at the venue the wall it had imported for the 2016 World Cup. Compared to previous editions of Girivihar's annual competition, turn out for the 2017 open was not high. However the current crop of leading sport climbers in the country was well represented. Adarsh Singh (Delhi) and Siddhi Manerikar (Mumbai) topped the results in the men's and women's categories respectively.
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"May truths be told." The current Sagittarius lunar cycle is emphasizing the need to seek and express liberating truths. Some truths are hard to hear. Some are ripe for hearing. The Full Moon of this lunar cycle was a time to break through barriers, find authentic curiosity, and learn from a greater diversity of perception. As the Moon wanes this week and next, we have the opportunity to use these discoveries to make new inroads into outmoded ways of thinking. Collective ingenuity is at a highpoint. Transits involving Mercury this week create a fertile field of new solutions and new ways to approach old problems. Jupiter in Leo stations retrograde, making the impact of this expansive planet even stronger. As the ruler of Sagittarius, Jupiter's station has a significant impact on this lunar cycle. In Leo, Jupiter asks us to tap into solar creativity. The Sun is the source of liberating truth. We are invited to let our lights shine. Acknowledge the brilliance of those who inspire you. Feed the life-affirming stories that create "life sustaining love". If fire is a resource of energy, this week we have the opportunity to harness more of it and learn to use it wisely. | {
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Google Tuesday unveiled a new product that will allow publishers to create tailor-made search engines for their sites.
The tool will allow publishers to put query boxes on their sites and also choose which sites Google indexes for the customized search engine. Publishers can choose to only include their own sites, or can expand the index to any sites in their industry--including sites operated by competitors.
Ultimately, however, the usefulness of the product will depend on the work that publishers put into crafting an index, search industry watchers said.
David Berkowitz, director of strategic planning for search engine marketing firm 360i, said that publishers might inadvertently create a search engine that has little to no utility for their users. "When it comes down to it, it's a great service that Google is offering, but it falls on the publishers to implement it well," he said. "It's very easy to implement this halfheartedly and create a disservice for your users."
Both having an engine that returns too many results and one that returns too few could lead the engine not to be useful, Berkowitz said. If it's too broad, then users have no reason to use the customized product instead of the general Google search, Berkowitz said. On the other hand, he said, "if it's too narrow, users might just want to go to other sites instead of using yours."
Greg Sterling, principal of Sterling Marketing Intelligence, said that with enough work, the service could yield better results than Google for users. "The richness of the experience will be directly correlated to how much work they put in," he said. "It potentially is much more relevant than general Web search. There's a lot more noise in general Web search." | {
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Midlands woman sentenced to prison for misusing more than $1 million in COVID-19 funds
FILE PHOTO of prison bars(Storyblocks)
By Hannah Robinson
Published: Jan. 13, 2022 at 9:46 AM EST|Updated: Jan. 13, 2022 at 10:03 AM EST
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - A Midlands woman has been sentenced to two years in prison for fraud relating to $1.2 million in coronavirus relief funds.
Bridgett Dorsey, 39, of Blythewood, was sentenced to 24 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to fraud related to Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, and to committing tax fraud.
This is the first sentence handed down in the state for a case involving CARES Act fraud.
Passed in 2020, the CARES Act was designed to provide emergency financial aid to Americans suffering from the economic effects caused by the coronavirus.
Evidence presented in court showed that from April to August of 2020, Dorsey fraudulently applied for and received $1,253,460.35 by way of seven Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDL) and two Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans.
Officials say each of the applications submitted by Dorsey contained false information like overstated business revenues, inflated numbers of employees and addresses where businesses do not exist. Dorsey created false documentation or created businesses for the sole purpose of obtaining the loans.
During the investigation, agents with the IRS discovered Dorsey had also been engaged in fraudulent tax return preparation through one of her businesses. She prepared multiple tax returns on behalf of others and claimed deductions she knew were false.
Multiple agencies seized more than $500,000 of stolen funds that were in bank accounts controlled by Dorsey, and another account with around $130,000 was frozen. These funds will be applied toward the restitution Dorsey owes.
After her sentence, Dorsey will have a three-year term of court-ordered supervision. She will also have to pay more than $1 million in restitution for her CARES Act-related fraud and $13,865 in restitution to the IRS as a result of her tax fraud.
Copyright 2022 WIS. All rights reserved.
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When I talk about not getting into the "quicksand" of life, I am not referring to literal quicksand, but to those times when we may feel we are facing what seem to be inextricable circumstances; not knowing which way to turn; not being able to even conceive of a solution.
Have you ever been seemingly mistreated or mis-understood, and then those around you (in your so-called best interests) have egged you on to… take action – fight back, do something, don't take whatever it is, lying down? To me, this is getting into the quick-sand.
I refer briefly now to Job, and we had a whole class devoted to Job, in our Old Testament Class last year; because there is so much we can learn from his situation. Most know the story where it seemed this upright man of the community who appeared to "have it all" was losing everything. One disaster after another befell him, even to the extent that he was beset with boils, so could hardly sit. To put it bluntly, according to world view, his life was in tatters.
His friends, with their "good advice" were getting into the "quicksand" with him. Through it all though, he held to his faith in God: and this was his neutral point. During what was going on around him, and seemingly to him, he kept his focus on truth. And as we know, through his faith and holding to truth and a new understanding, Job came through it all.
We do not help anyone at all by "getting into the quicksand with them." We assist most when we maintain that aligned position in Truth; that position in spiritual understanding that knows that vacillating between opposites exists at the level of the world; and will always exist until consciousness is raised to perceive and understand we cannot harness or create a brand-new energy or change our respective experiences, if we continue to hold onto where we currently are now.
You see we come back so often, to that point where we trust what we perceive in the world, not realizing that even that, is limited to our human perception. Our emotions, together with our thoughts are all too often governed by what we perceive in the world, supported by mass consciousness. Are we allowing that in our lives? This is getting into the quicksand – and being stuck in it. The only thing new then is the location of the quicksand.
"In the Impersonal all is one. When you can enter into the oneness of the Impersonal consciousness and can abide there at will, you will have entered into My Kingdom and have found God; and thereafter will be able to see and know Him in all His creations.
For the Impersonal Consciousness is My Consciousness; It is My Kingdom, the realm of My Being; and as I AM the Life of all things, once having entered this realm you become one with Me, and therefore one with all beings; and you can go in and out and find pasture. | {
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Hastings Winkle Club
Supporting Local Good Causes
Famous Winklers
Winkle Island
Early Times
Hastings Jazz and Blues Festival 2019
Winkle Club President Dies
"…There is a factor to be taken into consideration in talking of the club's future – the real pride all the people of all types in the town take in the club and what it stands for. Hastings and the Winkle Club have become inseparable terms. Folks all over Britain and indeed in many parts of the world, when the name of Hastings is mentioned, think at once of the Winkle Club – and say so. The club enshrines the true spirit of the true Hastingers, a community of souls who for a thousand years have wrung a living from the sea and held their heads high in so doing, a race of hardy men and women who through the Middle Ages and in Tudor times fought unsparingly for England and who, in the wider conflicts of modern times, have given their sons and daughters to the country without stint. They remain, as they always were, simple hard working people whose innate kindness is well expressed in the unflagging work for good causes accomplished by the club which they themselves called into being, so many years ago. Therein lies the best guarantee of permanence for the future of the Winkle Club and no doubt the great-grandsons of the present Hastings fisherfolk will be saying to one another, a hundred years ahead when they meet on the Stade, those familiar words – Winkle Up!"
From 'Winkle Up!, The Story of the Hastings Winkle Club' by Bill Dyer and Bill Vint.
© 2009-2017 Hastings Winkle Club | All rights reserved | Registered Charity No.: 1038017
Due to the adverse weather conditions and yellow warnings, this evenings "Christmas Time to Remember" Event has been cancelled.
The unveiling of a plaque to commemorate the life of John Scollay, will be rescheduled for the new year.
Apologies for any inconvenience.
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ASDA plans for 150 new stores by 2018
Asda is staging a major push south opening 11 new stores in the greater London region over the next few months with plans for a further 150 by 2018, the Mail can disclose.
Two of the new stores, one in Deptford and the other in Wealdstone, will be a trial of a new smaller format.
These will be Asda's first 'High Street' stores, set on main thoroughfares at a time when many retailers are abandoning the heart of towns for retail parks.
The new concept comes at a time when most of its rivals have large numbers of convenience stores that are making more sales than their core supermarkets.
Asda's new smaller formats, one at 9,000 square feet the other at just 6,000 square feet, will go head to head with them.
The retailer will also open seven standalone petrol filling stations, not attached to any existing stores, and two new superstores in Chatham Docks and Hayes.
The expansion comes at a time when the Big Four grocers have announced plans to scale back store estates.
Arch rival Tesco has announced 43 store closures, Morrisons 23 stores and Sainsbury's has abandoned 40 new supermarket projects and cut 500 jobs.
Discounters Aldi and Lidl are still growing. Aldi plans to open around 60 new shops, more than Morrisons, Sainsbury's and Tesco combined, according to property agent Colliers.
Asda chief executive Andy Clarke has previously said the grocer, which is owned by America's Walmart, is looking to expand with a focus on the south of the country. Its Leeds roots mean it has had a disproportionate northern presence.
Craig Bonnar, the Asda director responsible for store development, said: 'We have set out a clear five-year strategy which includes expanding further into London and the South East, and we anticipate this will include opening 150 petrol stations and 1,000 Click and Collect sites by 2018. Customers tell us that a convenient and great value shopping experience is important to them.
While Asda acquired 180 smaller Netto supermarkets in 2010 which are located close to town centres, most of its 500 superstores are large out-of-town sites.
The market has shifted though to smaller convenience stores and online shopping, which have been the major growth drivers as buying habits change.
Customers are purchasing smaller amounts more frequently from shops that are closer to home.
'We are now tackling the rapidly changing market head on', Bonnar added.
Its new trial concept on Deptford high street will be 6,000 square feet with click & collect focussing on its George clothing range with food to go.
Wealdstone high street, at 9,000 square feet, will also have click and collect, a pizza counter, rotisserie, ethnic ranges, and bakery.
The two new superstores will be in Chatham Docks & Hayes, and standalone filling stations at Staines, Tilehurst, Rainham High St, Bethnal Green, Elstree and Welling. White Hart Lane opened earlier this month.
Source : Rupert Steiner - Thisismoney.co.uk
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2009 / G.A.S.H.er's - The Beginning of the End SIGN UP THREAD (CLOSED!!) / ROzbeans 13 years ago
G.A.S.H.er's - The Beginning of the End SIGN UP THREAD (CLOSED!!)
'Sergeant.'
Captain Hastings reached up and scratched his lip as the deck crew woke the rest of the squad. The female Sergeant stirred and then fell back asleep.
'Sergeant!' He yelled loudly.
The female jerked awake, her eyes wide and her pupils dilated to the size of dinner plates. She swallowed once and then focused in on the Captain's face.
'We're here.'
Here being the Outer Rim, No Man's Land, or affectionately called - Boon Fucking Egypt by the skeleton crew that operated the OR facility. It was a six month trip out from Omega, and that was with a fast ship. The Outer Rim was quite literally the edge of their known universe, not a place anyone wanted to end up, especially Captain Hastings.
Pulling on the straps that held the Sergeant in, he barely gave her enough time to steady herself on her feet when he opened the IV case brace on her arm and ripped out the IV. Much to his surprise, she did not flinch at the pain of the needle extraction. She merely looked past the Captain and blinked slowly at the crew filing out.
'You're it. Report to the deck officer.'
It meaning the last soldier to report to the OR shift change, a five year duty that few did with any type of enthusiasm and none volunteered for, except for her.
Stepping back, he tossed the IV brace on a nearby cart and looked at her. Slightly taller than average height, athletic build with brown eyes and brown hair. Plain, but not ugly. The Outer Rim was not going to be easy for her.
'What did you do to get this detail, Sergeant?' He watched as the woman disengaged herself from the sleep pod and rolled her shoulders. Picking up her bags that were unceremoniously thrown at her feet, she looked up at the Captain with a blank expression.
'I volunteered, sir.'
'Now I know you're crazy.' His second in command came up beside him and they watched her disembark the Valiant as the last passenger and step onto the deck of the OR. 'She volunteered for this.'
The Lieutenant looked at his Captain with a smirk. 'No one does the OR unless they're crazy.'
'Or running from something,' the Captain added more to himself than his subordinate. The OR was the biggest man made outpost with barely a skeleton crew. It was a pathetic excuse of a watch dog for the edge of known space, months away from the closest shipping lane.
You go to the Outer Rim to disappear. Forever.
'Let's get out of here,' Hastings muttered.
'What, not even 24 hours lay-over?'
'No, I want off this ghost ship. All accounted for?'
'Aye Captain,' and checked his log, 'Sergeant Caitlinn V'bran was the last.'
'And good riddance. Saddle up.'
'Aye, Sir.'
Welcome to the Outer Rim Outpost, the last human contact you will see before leaping beyond known space - a fool's errand, at best.
It is five years after the initial Cyborg attack on the Mars Outpost and they have infiltrated every aspect of human life back on Earth Prime, Omega, and Alpha. A truce has led to an agreement that the Cyborgs will live within the three earths peacefully, integrating all aspects of human life.
Created through a joint project between the Cyborgs and Humans, the Outer Rim is the largest, man-made, state-of-the-art facility on the edge of the galaxy known as our Milky Way, beyond the Charlie quadrant, passed the twin class M planets - Earth Alpha and Earth Omega, beyond where human and cyborg dare to travel.
The Outer Rim was, quite literally, the end.
You are part of the OR's five hundred occupants and will be one of the two main classes:
Scientist - The OR is perfect for government science projects - both legal and illegal. You are one of the brightest in your field and you conduct experiments in the secrecy of the OR. You can be either human or cyborg.
Soldier - You are part of the military squad that protects the OR from Pirates who are stupid enough to travel to the edge of space to steal nothing. Unknowingly, you protect the private medical experiments and scientist performing their duties. It's a boring life for you, up until now.
Soldiers are typically human, but Cyborgs that are made up of at least 80% human are allowed to enlist. Your appearance must reflect very little technology to serve.
In the five years since the initial Cyborg invasion, things have finally started to settle down. Cyborgs, wishing only to be reunited with their lost humanity, are viewed as 2nd class citizens. Despite the technological advances their kind has brought to the Earth Triad, they would never truly be...human. Because to be human meant everlasting immortality...or so they thought.
Aboard the OR mankind's brightest minds are doing genetic tests on the cyborgs - taking the improved humanoids, and they were better than the elitist Humans, living longer, stronger, and smarter - and creating genetically altered secular humanoids.
G.A.S.H'ers.
An abomination this perverse isn't born, but is created by the folly of man.
Welcome to the beginning of the end.
SIGN UPS ARE OPEN UNTIL 9/30
TURN INS WILL BE
Character bio
Job Profession (Scientist, Soldiers, or your choice of profession on the OR):
Human or Cyborg (please be descriptive in your technology enhancements):
History: (OPTIONAL)
Desktop Size:
(You are more than welcomed to reuse the character you used in the previous science fiction event 'Beam Me Up'.)
Pictures: Feel free to create pictures of your character or at least a photo reference
: Any medium is welcomed in this event. TAC events are NEVER exclusively 3D, so feel free to try a new medium or embrace you're own: vectoring, pixel art, freehand, etc.
: As with all TAC events - signing up means you will provide (at least) 1 desktop size portrait of the person who's name you were given.
Please do not show the art off until the turn in date - November 16th - It's all secretz!
Please use your time wisely - any late turn ins will result in being banned from future TAC art events. We take this very seriously and we do not want to see ANYONE empty handed. If there is a reason YOU CANNOT TURN IN ON TIME - please let me know AS SOON AS HUMANLY POSSIBLE. Or I swear, I will lose my shit. I am not kidding. =( Seriously, please let me know before the turn in date so I can make arrangements for your person not to be empty handed. All I ask is common courtesy. =) Sorry for getting angry there.
If you would like to turn in early, please email them to me at [EMAIL="[email protected]"][email protected][/EMAIL] or PM me (rozbeans) the link on www.theangrycrayon.com.
We look forward to another great sci fi event - please tell your friends - everyone is welcomed to participate and there is NO MINIMUM POST COUNT required.
Thanks all!!
Name: Vanessa
Job Profession (Scientist, Soldiers, or your choice of profession on the OR): Scientist
Hair: short, Black w/ colored tips (any color)
Eyes: Cybernetic gold colored irises
Body Type: average height, fit figure
Human or Cyborg (please be descriptive in your technology enhancements): Cyborg - Cybernetic Eyes are the only visible enhancements.
Desktop Size: 1280 x 1024
History: (OPTIONAL) Will be added
Refrence http://vanesse.deviantart.com/art/Vanessa-G-A-S-H-TAC-Event-136826665
McAfee2000 13 years ago
Name: Graphx
Job Profession (Scientist, Soldiers, or your choice of profession on the OR): Cyborg - female
Hair:Black - long pulled back ponytail
Eyes: One eye is mechanical/graphic, the other eye is green
Body Type: Medium Build - 5'9", WT: 250 Pounds, Muscular, athletic, basically normal except for a leg and an arm are cybernetic. I'd prefer to say she is Oriental. (It will give someone a chance to play with Manga or Anime if they like.)
History: (OPTIONAL) Originally recruited for the Corporate wars, Graphx was a brilliant strategic planner, and analyst. Holding to the back of her company, she and her company were caught off guard by an ancient missile deployed by the advancing Taco Bell Franchise Military forces. The explosion nearly killed Graphx. The body parts that were not salvageable were replaced with cybernetic appendages. Her leg, arm, and right eye were replaced. They made her stronger, better, and faster. What the corporation did not expect was the psychotic shock effects the cybernetics have on the human psyche. The episodes have driven her over the edge a few times. She is a survivor and is looking for a way off Earth, and to a new home where she can try to be normal. She also wants to hide from the law as she is a wanted killer. Those psychotic episodes are really bad. She is currently seeking medical attention.
PREFERRED PERSONAL CHOICE OF MEDIUM: Poser Pro/Poser 8,VUE 7 and Photoshop
SCREENSHOTS OR PHOTO URLS: http://mcafee2000.deviantart.com/art/Graphx-TAC-137658617
Desktop Size: 1280x1024
(You are more than welcomed to reuse the character you used in the previous science fiction event 'Beam Me Up'.) Mr. Hobbs went on another grand adventure in time.
csmalls 13 years ago
Name: Syn and Sable Cain
Class specification: TwinSoldiers
Hair: Syn-black, thick and just past shoulders, usually wears some sort of head gear like goggles to keep it out of her face but bits of her choppy bangs slip forward anyway. Sable-pale blonde, feathery and waist length, usually wears it in a smooth shiny ponytail or combed straight back.
Eyes: Syn-dark brown, with dark thick seductive lashes, Sable-aqua, also has long lashes but are thin and baby-doll-like.
Body Type: Syn-5'5", swift thin legs, strong shoulders and well-endowed. Sable-5'5", wide round hips, slender delicate shoulders and waist (She is the yin to Syn's yang)
Human or Cyborg (please be descriptive in your technology enhancements): Cyborg. They appear completely human but beneath their skin hides intricate circuitry and solid machinery that allows them to fight harder, longer. The only evidence of their non-humanness is a trail of small lights along their spines under the skin.
Scientist or Soldier: Soldiers
History: (OPTIONAL) > >
Syn and Sable Cain are sisters…but only because the scientist who created them cut them from the same material, literally. Their minds are linked to the point that the one cannot act without the other. They are polar opposites while at the same time fitting together like neighboring puzzle pieces.
They were created before the Scientists figured out how to meld all the things Syn and Sable can do, into one perfect genetically altered body, so what one lacks the other fills in.
Syn is the muscle of the two while Sable is the brains. They both fight-and always side by side-but their styles are slightly different. When Syn lunges for an outright attack, Sable slips in unnoticed and jabs from behind. When Sable alights into the air for a fatal kick, Syn crushes their opponent's ribcage. While Syn is blunt, violent, and sexier than hell, Sable is silent, deadly, and adorable.
But lately Sable's motives have drifted from Syn's, a possible defect in their design. Quiet little Sable has evil behind her eyes and a bloodlust beyond reason. Syn, just wanting to be accepted into the human world, now has to keep her sister under control or risk expulsion from the human's circle of trust…or worse, being turned into scrap parts.
Screenshots or Photo URLs: (Sorry, I got a little behind, it's just a sketch)
sketch of syn and sable
Roguegoddess 13 years ago
Name: Stasia
Job Profession (Scientist, Soldiers, or your choice of profession on the OR): Soldier
Hair: Long, brown, can be tied up in a pony tail or cliped back in curls
Eyes: Violet explosions
Body Type: Voluptious (large chest but not overly large)
Human or Cyborg (please be descriptive in your technology enhancements): human
History: (OPTIONAL) will be added when I wake up
Desktop Size: 1600 x1050
Name: Mira'de
Job Profession : Former wife of a Soldier
Hair: Short, black (Anything spunky works)
Eyes: Amber eyes
Human or Cyborg : Human currently in the process of a mutation - Bigger, stronger, and a more powerful.
History: I'll update this tomorrow
Desktop Size: I prefer 1280 x 1024
I'm feeling quite terrible atm, I've got a picture that needs the post work finished and I'll update the history tomorrow.
Image I created of her
http://lillyanna-windmane.deviantart.com/art/Mira-de-137033383
tamaelia 13 years ago
Name: Tami Creagh
Hair: Natually dark but dyed pink
Eyes: Brown but wears coloured contact lenses to match her hair
Body Type: Muscular and fleshy
Human or Cyborg (please be descriptive in your technology enhancements): Human and proud of it
Desktop Size:1280x1024
Tami stretched her shoulders back and yawned, it was quiet at 0200 and she was passing time by configuring a mod-chip for her EMPG. She wasn't anti-tech, far from it. She just believed it had its place and that place wasn't inside people. She considered herself a gadgets girl; making tech do the work she chose for it, not the other way round. Others considered her eccentric and to be avoided.
She was human of course, borne of human parents back on Earth Prime before the attacks that took her parent's lives along with, well, nearly everyone. Including Nate. His memory furrowed her brow and clouded her eyes briefly. Oh yes it still stung, raw as then, raw as bone. She brushed her fingertips over her eyelids and blinked at her reflection on the monitor screen suspended over her desk. Everything still slept, even though time and day and night and love and laughter didn't seem to matter out here.
Space travel happened so fast, certainly faster than the "Glory Days" of the 20th and 21st Centuries. Alien tech certainly sped things up and when the tech got its own smarts things just spiraled from there. Apologists marveled at space stations that practically built themselves and said the tech made people better at being people. Tami thought it made people lazy and not really people; and it was getting harder to tell them apart. The waiting lists for enhancements grew out of control and the latest craze was getting a micro-pro inserted into your retina so you could have a HUD that streamed whatever content you chose.
Tami wasn't on any list. She firmly believed in keeping her body and tech separate. No enhancements, no spare parts. She just didn't trust it. She didn't have any proof but she always suspected that tech was just a way to control the masses. Heck, she didn't trust that the tech wasn't putting something in the air. This was why she earned the nut-job tag. That and her penchant for 20th Century folklore and relics. It amused her to read paper books and listen to music made by people.
She was a good soldier; it was the only solid connection she had with her old life. She was actually surprisingly normal back then as a young woman, approaching her twenties with relish and excitement. Nate encouraged her to find her creative side and she used to paint and sculpt and write. She used to dream in colour too. That all seemed so long ago now, was it really only 7 years since…
Captain Creagh, report. Captain Creagh, report. The voice of General Foster droned through her headset. "Sir, 0200 and status is green." She twisted down to her pack and rifled through its contents, dragging a dog-eared and tattered book from within. Thumbing to her bookmark, she settled into her chair and picked up the story of Susan Calvin. She knew that filling her mind with fiction from over 100 years ago was probably going to earn her more dark looks from her team but she delighted in the paper and ink and wordcraft anyway. It kept her human.
Kethaera 13 years ago
Name: Dr. Valerie Morgan, too many Ph.D's to count
Job Profession (Scientist, Soldiers, or your choice of profession on the OR): Scientist, theoretical physics and more
Hair: Reddish-Brown, curly, medium length. May be worn tied up in some way.
Eyes: Gray (see info under Cybornetics)
Body Type: Very petite. She's only a hair over 5'0" and less than 100lbs, appears childlike next to the often-modified Soldiers.
Human or Cyborg (please be descriptive in your technology enhancements): Cyborg, but most cybernetics are internal enhancements to the brain. Her brain functions literally like a computer, giving her an infallible memory and an incredible ability to make complex computations in her head. Her eyes are also cybernetic, but appear as normal eyes except for an occasional glimpse of the HUD on her pupils. Her right hand is mechanical due to an unfortunate lab experiment.
Valerie Morgan was born already intellectually gifted, and her parents had her modified to further enhance her abilities. She had graduated with her first Bachelor's (in theoretical physics) by the time she was 14 and had two Ph.D's by the time she was 20. Because of her cybernetic enhancements, she has a difficult time relating socially to people and therefore spends most of her time alone. She appears to be in her late 20s to early 30s, but appearances in this day and age can be deceiving and she's not telling. With her petite stature, heart-shaped face, and dimples, she has a sweet, girl-next-door appearance, but her knack for remembering at the most inopportune times the things other people wish forgotten has left her unmarried and with few friends. She usually dresses practically and somewhat dumpily as befits her lab work, unless one of her few friends can sweettalk her into something nicer. She's somewhat self-concious about her most visible cybernetic enhancement, a replacement right hand for one she lost in an explosion.
EDIT: Here's my picture of her. http://fav.me/d29nx3q
quiarrah 13 years ago
Name: Miriam
Job/Profession: Ace fighter pilot
Hair: Long and Red
Human/ Cyborg : HAlf and half she has a mechanical eye like Star Trek TNG's "Seven of Nine".
History: N/A
Miriam is the creation of a union between a human male and a female known as a Zentrani (they were 50 foot Giants and knew of nothing but technology.) Her mother and father were both air pilots and both aces in their field.
They met one night as her mother was about to attempt to kill her father because he had defeated her in battle. But they fell in love instead.
freyals 13 years ago
Name: Dr Medea Ambrosia.
Job Profession (Scientist, Soldiers, or your choice of profession on the OR): Scientist.
Hair: Long black and straight.
Eyes: Very light blue most of the time, but strangely turn bright red when activating various functions.
Body Type: Tall and thin, very pale.
Human or Cyborg (please be descriptive in your technology enhancements): Human, however the rumours are rife that she has implanted herself with many illegal cyborg components. No one really knows for sure if she can still be considered human, despite her appearingly normal physical form.
Dr Medea Ambrosia graduated at the top of her class at the Alpha Academy of Biochemistry & Biometric Research and was quickly recruited into a top post dealing with cybord research. Medea won several awards for her innovative work dealing with circuitry and intergration, but it finally came to light that she had been pursuing illegal after-hours research involving the kidnapping and experimenting on unwilling homeless people, many of which died as a result and only the successful experiments making it into her more mainstream monitored research. As a result she was arrested and charged with kidnapping, mass murder & illegal use of government property among other things.
Medea eventually escaped to the last place in the solar system that anyone would come looking for her, the OR. She was able to work her way back up the ranks of the OR's small science team and has been resuming her work into the cybermetric foray.
There is much gossip about the strange and very quiet doctor who works such late nights, and her ability to escape the Alpha military with such ease has promted the romours that she had been operating on more than just the homeless people ...
ShutUpSara 13 years ago
Name: Pyth Iara
Job Profession (Scientist, Soldiers, or your choice of profession on the OR): Scientist, bio-engineer
Hair: Naturally dark brown, dyed bright red or whatever color catches her fancy - usually kept in buns or pigtails when she's working (and she usually is)
Eyes: Emerald Green
Body Type: curvy (5'4, 160 lbs) - She's spent many nights in the lab, and usually only eats junk food.
Human or Cyborg (please be descriptive in your technology enhancements): Human, but due to a horrible accident at her previous post, she has a bionic left arm. She also has a cyborg hearing chip on her right ear.
History: (OPTIONAL) (Really long.. sorry!) Pyth Iara had an extremely rough childhood. Her mother was a scientist on Earth Omega, and her father.... was a drunk, at best. Pyth's mom was often off-planet, studying alien flora and fauna, and leaving Pyth and her younger siblings at home with their father. Mr. Iara was an extremely violent man, and would beat the children for the slightest infraction. This hostile environment led to Pyth loosing her hearing in one ear after a particularly bad beating, and she sank into autism. It wasn't until her mother returned home from a 5 year expedition that anyone ever knew what went on in the house. Mr. Iara was locked up in an insane asylum - he claimed he had to beat the children (almost) to death so that they might live. Mrs. Iara ended up taking her children on the ship with her from that time on. Even though the threat was gone, Pyth remained deepy seated in her autism, and never responded to anything until meeting another "child" aboard the ship - a cyborg created by a scientist to help ease the loss of his young son. Pyth sprang back into the world of the living, and tailed the bio-engineer around constantly. With his help, and the young cyborg Rex, Pyth blossomed again and became a happy little girl again. The bio-engineer and the newly-divorced Mrs. Iara ended marrying several years later, when Pyth had just received her Master's in bio-engineering. The O.R. is the second post Pyth has been on - the first cost her her left arm, and her dear childhood companion, Rex. She doesn't talk to anyone about what happens, but is often caught staring vacantly at a screen or out a window, lost in her memories.
Pic linkies below!
http://shutupsara.deviantart.com/art/Vacation-137043254
http://shutupsara.deviantart.com/art/Pyth-Iara-137086940
Name: Thirteen
Hair: Dark auburn, all about the same length and hanging to her shoulders or right above
Eyes: Blue/Grey depends on the lighting really
Body Type: Just over 5ft and very trim/athletic.. likes to wear muted browns and golds because of all her time spent in the desert wastelands.
From a young age, she was always deemed unlucky, hence her nickname of Thirteen. Abandoned as a child, under the pretense of giving her a better life, she grew up at the orphanage unwanted and unloved. At the blossoming age of thirteen, she struck out on her own, escaping the watchful eyes of her caretakers. As if they would possibly miss her.
For quite some time she kept to the streets, growing wiser beyond her years as she learned fighting techniques along with daily living. Roughly three years later, when she was about sixteen, she met a boy not much older than herself. It could have been love, perhaps, but more likely than not just a severe case of teenage hormones on both sides. When Joel was taken by hostile aliens, she mourned his loss and sunk deeper within herself, vowing to never love again.
Five years have passed since then. A hard life has left Thirteen able to fend for herself, occasionally even helping out some of the small groups of nomads who move from safety zone to safety zone. It's not easy, but it's the life she lives, and she'll be damned if anyone or anything takes it away from her!
Another five years, and 13 finds herself stationed at the Outer Rim. Older? Definitely. Wiser? Perhaps. Pissed off at the world? You know it. She held out for so long, fighting for freedom not just for herself, but for her world. She found herself surrounded constantly by that 'otherness' that she had grown to hate: those who had succumbed to the 'borgs and taken them into their own bodies and even into their minds. All because a bunch of bureaucrats decided it was better to make peace than continue the fight. Perhaps she should have kept her strong opinions on the matter to herself. Perhaps then she wouldn't be stationed here in her own personal hell, a hell that was about to become very, very real.
Desktop Size: 1440x900 or 1920x1200 your choice
SCREENSHOTS OR PHOTO URLS: Current Pic Younger #1 Younger #2
DarkStorm 13 years ago
I would like to put this placeholder here now. Seeing as I do not participate in dA any longer as I will not pay nor even sponser in any way such blatant art theft and other such matters at hand lately. (Not open for debate on this forum) I would however continue to enjoy the annual rendering and exchanges that occur here.
SnowDragon 13 years ago
My place holder trying to write up all the stuff now. Will fill it in all at one time
Name:Echo
Job Profession (Scientist, Soldiers, or your choice of profession on the OR):Mechanic
Hair:Jet Black with streaks of colors depends on her mood. Definitaley NOTHING remotely PINK!!! Can been seen in twin braids if she is working. Sometimes she will put it up in a mohawk depending on her mood when she is off work.
Eyes: Pale Blue
Body Type:Athletic muscular but well toned. She is tattooed all over her body. She dresses in SteamPunk way or 80's punk style. She would never be caught dead in a dress.
Human or Cyborg (please be descriptive in your technology enhancements): Human completely
As she stepped off the ship she looked around the god forsaken hell-hole and thought to herself how had she got into this mess. Then she got bumped as a gangly blonde came stumbling down from the ship carrying too many bags filled with plants and tools. She looked over at the blonde and just rolled her eyes and shook her head she was the reason she was in this forsaken place. If it had been anyone but Ember she probably would have gotten into a fight. She did not do well around other people she mostly stayed to herself. Ember was the only one that was close to her to call family.
She remembered the first day she had seen Ember. Ember was brought into the orphanage and introduced by the Matron Mother. Ember was this six year old, shoulder length pale blonde hair tangled in knots, her big emerald doe eyes flooded with tears snot running down her nose and sucking her thumb. She carried 2 raggedy looking stuffed rabbits with her. Echo was 8 at the time and just rolled her eyes and walked out of the room thinking just great another cry baby just what the orphanage needed. She had basically lived in the orphanage her whole life. She was an abandoned baby at the age of seven months. She had hardened herself against emotions and caring about anyone. She had a temper on her and all the kids stayed away from her.
About six months after Ember arrived she had come upon the other kids bullying Ember and trying to steal her things. For some reason the pain and hurt look on Ember's face touched Echo and she jumped in starting to beat up on the other kids. From that day forward none of the other kids messed with Ember. Ember gave Echo one of the rabbits that day in gratitude. She became Echo's shadow and she became Ember's protector. Even 14 years later she was still protecting Ember. Both of the girls still carry the rabbits to this day showing the world their bond they formed that fateful day. Now she was stuck on OR because Ember just knew she could make this place a green haven for all.
Desktop Size:Have to check again(lol at work right now)
Darsa 13 years ago
Yeah, me too on placeholder thingie there... still hunting for my muse on this one:
Name: Ember
Job Profession (Scientist, Soldiers, or your choice of profession on the OR): Scientist (Botanist)
Hair: pale blonde
Eyes: green (am I predictable there?)
Body Type: thin, gangly; she looks like a teenager.
Human or Cyborg (please be descriptive in your technology enhancements): Human, mostly. Her "improvements" do not show on the outside.
History: (OPTIONAL) Okay, here goes (sorry):
Ember didn't remember much of her life for her first six years or so. She remembers being hungry, tired, cold and sick a lot, and that was about it. She hid from most people, as she had learned more than anything that people can be cruel, and you never know what they'll do. She did find, after a storm when she was very young, a pair of stuffed rabbits among a large pile of trash blown against a wall. She, being about five years old, claimed the two as her own, and carried them with her everywhere.
She remembered shuffling into the orphanage they had relegated her to when they finally found her on the streets (still to this day a little vague on who "they" was), and remembered her arm aching vaguely from the incessant pulling of the matron as she clicked down the hallway to the girls' dorm. She was left at the door of the dorm while the matron hurried away murmuring something about "washing up".
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That was a horrible day. She found a bed that looked to be deserted, shoved her meager things under it, and curled up to sleep. Thus began a seemingly endless round of... nothing. It was dull, boring, tedious... until the other kids decided she was fair game for bullying. She was yanked from her bed one day, and tossed around along with taunts and pokes, kicks and punches. Her stuffed rabbits flew from her arms, and they were picked up and tossed around as well.
She was about at the point of wishing to die; suddenly it stopped. She was on the floor at this point, and looked up, pushing stringy silver-blond hair out of her face, and seeing a bigger girl with a wild face and a couple of whipping tails standing on the worst offender. She casually reached down and pulled a chunk of hair out of the bully's head, then stuffed it into his screaming mouth. The other children quickly dispersed, and Ember scrambled to her feet and looked fearfully around. The girl shoved the wailing bully out of the area and turned to Ember, handing her her rabbits and mumbling,
Ember decided that this person, Echo, was good for her self-preservation. In gratitude she offered one of her twin buns, and was amazed that the seemingly tough girl accepted it, and her, under her wing. Ember became Echo's shadow, and the two became inseparable. Even when Ember's relatively benign cyborg implants were added, Echo stayed by her side through the healing and orientation process.
When Ember heard about the OR and the seemingly desolate condition of the land, she decided she needed to do something about that. She pestered and hinted and nagged and begged and suggested until in utter frustration Echo relented, and signed the two of them up. As they descended the platform to the rough, grey landscape, Echo wondered why she gave in. > >
Ok, ROz convinced me...
Name: Issy
Hair: Straight, shoulder length hair. Her hair is a very pale blonde, almost silver, and she often has coloured streaks in it. The colour depends upon her mood.
Eyes: Very pale watery blue.
Body Type: Apart from being Albino, Issy is your typical soldier, fit, athletic and strong.
Human or Cyborg (please be descriptive in your technology enhancements): Purely human, though she has tattooed much of her body with cyborg like patterns, mostly to distract from the paleness of her skin. (Like Aery-Souls Hanyma skin) She is not adverse to wearing bio-mech suits and such, she will happily take advantage of anything that makes her stronger without actually having cybornetic implants.
History: (OPTIONAL) Issy was born on Earth Prime, and is the oldest of 7. She did not have a bad childhood as such, but lacked the emotional attention she craved. Jealous of the attention lavished on her younger siblings by her stepmother, Issy left to find her fortune elsewhere. She joined the Military where she got almost constant flack for being Albino. One day she snapped and struck out, killing one and injuring numerous others in a fit of rage. Instead of being thrown in one of the many overcrowded jails however, she was offered service on the OR instead to serve her sentance. Despite her initial reservations about the place, she came to almost like the place. She was mostly left to her own devices so long as she did her duties, and it had the added bonus of staying out of the Sun which burned her pale skin in minutes.
Desktop Size: Erm, 1280 x 800 I think. Laptop lol.
Faeini 13 years ago
Name:Esbella surname unknown
Job Profession (Scientist, Soldiers, or your choice of profession on the OR):scientist
Hair urple , alittle past the shoulder.She usually likes it anyway thats out of her face.
Eyes urple
Body Type:small not really a fighter type
Human or Cyborg (please be descriptive in your technology enhancements): Human from what they can tell..
History: (OPTIONAL) Little is known on Esbella's history , she was found at a crash site with no other survivors.
She picked her frist name but chosen to have no last name.Shes rather intellect so she works with the other sicentists.
Desktop Size:1024x768
Picture link http://faeini.deviantart.com/art/Esbella-G-A-S-H-TAC-138082029
Name: Xandra
Hair: Her luxurious, thick straight, bone-white hair is worn in a style that reminds you of a mysterious hood
Eyes: She has round gray eyes that are like two pools of mercury
Body Type: She has a voluptuous build. Her skin is pale.
Name: Naimah
Job Profession (Scientist, Soldiers, or your choice of profession on the OR): Scientist; or rather a glorified lab assistant. She's usually the one cleaning up cages and tending to the creatures that experiments are done on.
Hair: Dark brown, long, usually up in a ponytail or bun. Example : http://img208.imageshack.us/img208/9421/naimah.jpg
Eyes: Dark Brown
Body Type: Curvy, just over 5 feet tall, 145 lbs.
History: (OPTIONAL) She's not very forthcoming with her background but what we do know is that she didn't start speaking until she was 7 or 8 years old. Many times she feels alone because she's not a great communicator. Sometimes she resents her limitations and gets frustrated but working in the lab and caring for the creatures they find in the OR makes her feel like she's doing some good.
Vex 13 years ago
NAME: Lotus
PROFESSION: Weapon
RACE (other than human; ie Cyborgs): Cyborg
HAIR: Long and Black, no bangs but shorter tufts of hair that fall over her eyes
EYES: Left Eye Gray / Silvery ; Right Eye Red Iris / Black eyewhite
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: 24 years old, 5'6" ; very lean and agile ; most of her bio machinery is internal, but you can see the circuitry beneath her skin on her hands and around her temples. Purple lotus tattoo on her lower-mid back
HISTORY: She was orphaned as a little girl, her parents were abducted but never returned to Earth. She eventually became an abductee as well. This particular organization of aliens worked outside of their government. They were mercs-for-hire, available to both aliens and humans. The aliens had plans to turn her into an assassin. The first thing to go was her human sight. Her eyes were enhanced with alien technology. During the operation, there was a complication and one of her eyes were damaged, turning it red and black. Other operations included augmented ligaments and tendons in her limbs, to increase her reflexes. Her heart and lungs were also enhanced to increase her stamina for fighting.
She resented the aliens for taking her parents away but after the hardships she experienced as an orphan, it was a relief to be taken in and given a home. Life in an alien environment was anything but soothing, very emotionless and robotic, but there was never a problem attaining what she desired.
The aliens trained her in various forms of combat, morphing her into a weapon for precision destruction, quick and clean. She was designed for infiltration and elimination. Her jobs usually involved assassinations of figureheads for different organizations, surrounded by some of the toughest security measures possible with the universe's technology.
PREFERRED PERSONAL CHOICE OF MEDIUM: 3D
REFERENCES: http://vexiphne.deviantart.com/art/Lotus-Cyborg-38375696
alltheoriginalnames 13 years ago
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>/Login:*****
>/Password:******
........running passcode sniffer script
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O.R.C.G.F. MAINFRAME DIR.
>// Subject Inquiry:
Subject Inquiry:
Name: :Sulborn
Race: Earth Prime Terran Class Human 100%, Cybernetic Assimilation 0% Pre O.R. Incident
Profession: Soldier
Rank: Master Sgt U.S.M.C.
Hair: Unknown, reportedly Dark Brown, Short
Eyes: Unknown, reportedly Green
E.Y. Age: Unknown, Estimated 20 to 30
Height: Unknown, Approximately 5' 10''
Weight: Unknown, Approximately 185 lbs
Blood Type: Unknown
Physique: Athletic, Medium Muscular Build
Distinguishing Marks: Numerous Battle Scars and minor Burns over 50% of body, none disfiguring. Numerous Tattoos on body, including Military U.S.M.S. and Patriots Logos.
Mostly hidden by his Mark IV Medium Assault Suit or Military Uniform.
Reference I.D. : http://alltheoriginalnames.deviantart.com/art/Patrol-on-Titan-Outpost-113381551
Background Check:
Personal History Incomplete
Subject Master Sargent Sulborn does not have an ATI I.D. implant, nor any records on file whether Medical, legal or otherwise prior to service in the Corps. all ATI scan checkpoints and GPS/IPTS tracking systems thereby rendered useless. Intel regarding subject is limited.
Sulborn's Parents/Family believed killed during the first incursion on Earth Prime, during the attack on the North Eastern Seacoast disabling the entire Eastern Defense Grid knocking it offline for the main assault. Estimated E.Y.(Earth Years) Age: 12
Sulborn, aka "Sully" became vagrant and joined other youths developing one of many groups that would later be known as "Ratpacks"(roving vagrant youth gangs). By estimated E.Y. age: 16 he had become one of the founding members of the "New Patriots" a paramilitary Resistance group which excelled at Guerrilla Warfare tactics using small arms and improvised explosives. "New Patriots" were comprised of many unified "Ratpacks", now focusing organized assaults which were achieving positive, albeit minimal results.
U.S.M.C. Recon Reports certify that New Patriots grew in strength, numbers, and resourcefulness. During an enemy incursion into Dorchester Bay area in Massachusetts that were intended to wipe out Guerrilla resistance groups, New patriots were ambushed and Sulborn was apparently injured. With high casualties reports conclude they retreated to South Station to regroup. 1st Battalion 25th Marines converged on the scene at this time, in what would be unofficially called "The Battle of Southie". 1st Sargent Spears recovered Sulborn and any known survivors. With Sulborn and the New Patriots assistance as local guides and providing intel, they were able to use tunnel systems to evade enemy attack while applying hit and run tactics to cover their escape.
Scattered reports show that over the next few years many New Patriots worked with and integrated into the 1st Battalion 25th, with Sulborn being trained by 1st Sargent Spears. 1st Sargent would later be killed in action at what was to be known as the "2nd Battle of New York" were the Corps took heavy casualties. Sulborn would then officially join the Corps.
While with the Corps and New Patriots in New York, Sulborn reportedly saves a young woman during a 12 block street skirmish in downtown Manhattan, identity of woman unknown. They became inseparable over the next few years. She was reported killed during the failed major extraction of remaining east coast civilians to an unknown Midwest Facility. Very high casualties of the 1st Battalion, New Patriots and Civilians reported. Unknown female was believed pregnant at the time of death. These reports are unconfirmed. The New Patriots were believed to have been all killed or MIA, and the main group dissolved, though splinter factions believe to have survived.
With East Cost in flames and ruins after the 3rd wave of arial assaults followed by significant enemy infantry/calvary presence and activity, 1st Battalion and remaining civilians moved west without air support in hopes of encountering surviving civilians and pockets of human resistance who would join in the Exodus. 1st Battalions plan was to head west away from major populations areas and roadways to lead civilians to an undisclosed extract point. Survivors would be extradited off world via converted freighters to safety, as Civilians staying on Earth prime was no longer a viable option. 1st Battalion would then return to the battlefront.
Master Sargent Sulborn's conduct was exemplary, and was awarded many Medals Of Distinguished Service, including the Medal of Honor. Troops under his command won many small victories in what was viewed as an otherwise hopeless war. He rose in rank quickly, as did his fellow NCO's. His 1st Battalion 25th Marines were renamed "The Patriots" and have been seen fighting in Earth Prime all across U.S, Europe, Asia, Africa and more. They would latter bring the fight to Mars, to assist the Mars Planetary Coalition and won battles on Moon Outposts Phobos, Deimos and later on Mars itself with countless sorties and missions.
Master Sargent Sulborn was stationed on an outpost at Hellas impact basin at the time of the U.N.P.C Declaration of Surrender, when the terms of assimilation were released. Sulborn was reported AWOL shortly after, as well as many of his NonCom's. Assaults on newly developed Cybernetic Facilities reportedly skyrocketed, as Anti-Tech Terrorism ensued. Sulborn returned over 1 E.Y. later, and was Court Marshaled. Though the details of the hearing are classified, it is believed due to his exemplary record and distinguished service he would remain in the Corps and return to active duty, though demoted in rank and reassigned. When he returned terrorist activity on Cybernetic Research and Assimilation Facilities dropped over 27%. A formal N.C.I.S. investigation on his and his former N.C.O.'s possible involvement was requested, but quickly denied. Master Sargent Sulborn would subsequently file a formal request for reassignment to Security Detail at the Outer Rim Cybernetic Facilities. His motives for requesting reassignment to Outer Rim Facility Corp Detail are unknown. But he is still a highly decorated Officer, and his request was accepted by Captain Hastings personally.
He has also been formally reprimanded by a superior officer for voicing Anti-Cybernetic views and arguing over potentially classified information during an WSTF News interview in regards to questions of the "5 Year War" making accusational statements that it actually lasted well over 10 years and suggested political spin control and possible cover-up. These reports are not reputed.
Little is known about his personal conduct, and all psych eval records are either missing or classified. While he is believed to be Anti-Cybernetic, he is not Anti-Tek. He has utilized much Nano Technology in improvised Armor Suits, Weaponry, Equipment and Vehicles. And is extremely adept with both Human and Cybernetic Technology, and had consistently found ways to use enemies technology against them. Even though he himself has no apparent cybernetic implants nor training in Cybernetics. It is unclear whether or not he was a possible chosen candidate for the Genetically Altered Secular Humanoid Project on the Outer Rim Cybernetic and Genome Research Facility before his arrival. No further information i available at the time of this status report.
Any information regarding Master Sargent Sulborn and mission status after his arrival on the Outer Rim Facility is classified. Level 10 Clearance Protocol required.
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This landmark program offers the benefits of individual membership for life. All income derived from this program will be used to restore, conserve and preserve the first, the last, the best and the only of their kind.
Lifetime attendance and membership benefits at the B&O Railroad Museum in Baltimore for you and four of your friends or family.
A distinctive lapel pin, tie or scarf awarded only to members of this exclusive society.
Lifetime of special opportunities for exhibit and program previews at the B&O in Baltimore and Mount Clare Museum House.
A one time subscription of $5,000 payable at once or over a two or three year period will help preserve the collection.
Click membership form if you would prefer to download and mail us your membership application.
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This paper describes recent research into Aerial Photography, Cartography and Monitoring Capa-bilities and Technologies of UAV products currently available into the market. It reviews advancement of small electric powered unmanned air vehicle (UAV) capabilities. Specifically, topics under consideration were Aerial photography and its two uses, Cartography and Monitoring within the context of proposed exploitation of UAV for Planning, control and management in Agriculture, Forestry and Ecology. In the end a design and development of a new micro-UAV "Sparrow-S" is projected.
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Mountie cold-cast bronze clock features bronze-finished sculpture, wood-toned base, golden title plaque, temperature dial. Edition limited to 1,873!
Not a moment goes by that the Mounties aren't there for the people of Canada. In the wee hours of the early morning, through the searing heat and bitter cold of every season, the bravest citizens among us proudly serve with Professionalism, Compassion, Accountability, Respect, Integrity, and Honesty, the Core Values that have guided them for over 140 years. Now, show your appreciation with this Honoured To Serve Clock and Thermometer, a first-ever exclusively from The Bradford Exchange. This stunning Mountie clock and thermometer is sure to make any Mountie or citizen who respects the RCMP proud!
Individually handcrafted, this cold-cast bronze clock and thermometer features a bronze-finished sculpture of a Mountie in full uniform, leading his faithful horse in a quiet moment before duty calls. The duo flank both sides of an analog clock and indoor temperature gauge. Golden trim around the dials and on the walnut-toned wood base, along with a golden title plaque, add a richness to the striking design of this fine Mountie collectible. The edition is limited to 1,873 clocks and strong demand is expected, so don't delay. Order now!
Edition limited to 1,873 clocks, so order now!
Honoured To Serve Mountie Clock and Thermometer! Cold-Cast Bronze Clock and Thermometer a Bold Mountie Collectible!
© Royal Canadian Mounted Police 2016. All Rights Reserved. Officially Licensed Product of the RCMP Foundation. | {
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10 Years Ago, Feb. 11, 1993 Jim and Shirley Helleckson of Wanamingo, Minn., recently announced their purchase of the former Stanwood Building, from Dave Haas and Sons of Thorp. Right now, the Helleckson's are in the process of moving their company, Paul Bunyan Lumber, Ltd., into the building, located at 711 N. Broadway Street.
25 Years Ago, Feb. 9, 1978 Freckles, the three-year-old, black and white cockapoo pet of the Donald Manley family became a heroine to the family early last Wednesday morning when she alerted them that their home was on fire.
40 Years Ago, Feb. 14, 1963 A Minnesota Company, United Building Centers, Inc., has purchased the O & N Lumber Co., Menomonie, according to an announcement made last week. O & N, which owns 25 lumber yards in west central Wisconsin, will continue as a separate and wholly owned subsidiary of UBC. In this area, the company has yards at Stanley, Cadott, Owen and Thorp.
50 Years Ago, Feb. 12, 1953 According to word received last week from C. C. Cox, purchaser of the Stanley Luggage Company, long range plans are for continuation of the Stanley Luggage Company and for the operation of the plant as a self-sustaining unit.
In view of the discontinuance of the noon passenger trains after Feb. 15, the Postal Service expects to put into effect a star route mail service between Owen and Eau Claire on Feb. 16.
The Strovers Implement Company is expanding its services to agricultural users and service shops in the Stanley area with an addition to its selling line consisting of the Lincoln line of arc welding equipment, electrodes and other welding supplies.
60 Years Ago, Feb. 12, 1943 The Office of Price Administration again cut the coffee ration last weekend, to one pound per six weeks per person over 15 years of age. The ration hitherto had been one pound for five weeks.
The Stanley High School, through its department of vocational agriculture, under the direction of B.R. Dugdale, is reaching beyond the class room to aid farmers in attaining wartime food production goals by offering courses in care and repair of farm machinery and equipment that is so badly needed in the production of essential foods in winning the war.
Looking Backwards, from the Stanley Republican, Thursday Feb. 13, 2003, Page 8 70 Years Ago, Feb. 10, 1933 Without any other ceremony than the congratulations of their relatives, neighbors and friends, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilcox observed the 67th anniversary of their wedding on Feb. 5th. Mrs. Wilcox, whose maiden name was Angeline Miranda Perkins, is 87 years of age, while Mr. Wilcox is 94. Both are in good health and full possession of their faculties. Mr. Wilcox is Stanley's only surviving veteran of the Civil War.
100 Years Ago, February 14, 1903 W. J. Frank, dentist, will be in Stanley on Tuesday of each week. His office will be held over Cohen's store. | {
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I am just as disgruntled as many Nigerians over the trips of President Buhari of the shores of Nigeria to seek medical care. Worse still, this is a President who promised to stop medical tourism.
I have nothing to say about his performance as the President of Nigeria because truly, I have nothing to say; absolutely nothing. I however have to speak up for his failure as President to exercise wisdom about his medical care.
First, he broke his own promise to the electorate and he feels he has no obligation to explain his reasons to his constituency for his decision about his actions. While he has the freedom to make choices, as a President, such personal freedom has huge implications for the country. In this case, I make no reference to the cost he incurred for his treatment. He said he personally paid his bills and I believe him. However, his resort to seek medical help outside the country – including his follow up treatment – says a lot about the failed medical health system in the country.
I am a dentist. I once needed to remove my gall bladder. I could not stay in my hospital to do the surgery because the entire system was sick. I was asked to ask my kids to come stay with me in the hospital while I will be on admission. I sought care from a private hospital.
The current tussles in the health care system are manifestations of the delinquency at play in the health sector: a crumpling system a few are fighting to salvage. Very much like what we saw happen with the education sector. People will have to pay through their nose for access to private health care to get some form of quality service.
I say 'form' as a friend from the United States once visited the hyped highly rated medical care hospital – Redington in Lagos – and she was extremely disappointed.
I once had a monitoring visit round the health care services with an American resident in Kenya some years back. Throughout our two-day monitoring visits, he did not utter a word. On the final day when we had to debrief, all he said was 'is this a healthcare system?'. Our clinics are in shambles, a shadow of what it ought to be.
I had visited health care centres in Kenya, South Africa and Leeds. I need not tell readers that the systems and structures of health care service delivery in Nigeria are poor. We have great paper works. We have poor quality health care delivered. So I do understand why the President will need to seek medical care outside of his own country.
Sadly, I would have expected that he used his ill health to address the malady howbeit a little of it – invest funds from friends and well wishers to build or renovate a health care centre to the required standards to provide befitting health care for a president. Then, invite the experts from anywhere in the world to come manage him in the country along with other Nigerian doctors. Doctors can learn new skills this way. President Buhari would have left a legacy forever and also showed the way for other politicians to go.
He missed that. His medical care outside the country is causing capital flight. Yet, he thinks he has a justification to stop and prosecute others who export monies through other means. No, he has no such justification as he has not led by example.
Once again, the President has the right to freedom of choices as this is his human right. I respect that. However, his choice in this matter raises an ethical dilemma based on his action while seated as a President. The elite choice he made in the face of the inability of many to make such elite choices makes his action a crime.
I am a child dentist. I made a choice to serve my country in the presence of alternative options. I expect nothing less from a president who swore to serve his country. I expected a lot more from President Buhari in the light of his current actions.
For a man who can make change happen, the very reason I supported his vote into power, I am extremely disappointed.
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John Atkins is checking the marks in preparation for the 2018 DN North Americans which will be hosted by the Eastern Lakes region.
It's never too early to mark you calendars for the 2018 ice sailing season. The DN North American championships will be hosted by the Eastern Lakes region. The dates are January 21-27, 2018.
Registration will take place on Sunday, January 21 and racing will begin on Monday, January 22.
Via Vice Commodore Warren Nethercote who recently attended the European Secretaries Meeting in Warsaw, Poland. | {
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Temples of this state flaunt an unbeatable architectural style, along with legends that imbue the heart with faith. Tamil Nadu is often referred to as The Land of Temples; visit Madurai, Kancheepuram, Rameswaram and Kanyakumari (just to name a few), and see for yourself what lead to the christening. Cities like Chennai (capital), Coimbatore and Vellore are where you can find some of India's topmost educational institutes, industries, shopping centers and unending entertainment.
Ooty, Coonoor and several other cities of Tamil Nadu attract offbeat travelers and nature-lovers. For every traveler, Tamil Nadu has something on its platter and it is up to you which cities you consider best places to visit in Tamil Nadu, as per your preference. | {
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VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Hear confession every time someone asks, Pope Francis said, and don't ever put limited hours on the sacrament of reconciliation.
"Please, let there never be those signs that say, 'Confessions: Mondays and Wednesdays from this time to that time,'" he told hundreds of confessors and other participants attending an annual course sponsored by the Apostolic Penitentiary, a Vatican court that handles issues related to the absolution of sin.
"Hear confession every time someone asks you. And if you are sitting there, praying, leave the confessional open because God's heart is open," he said March 17.
Confession "is a pastoral priority," and is a daily call to head to the "peripheries of evil and sin, and this is an ugly periphery," he said.
A good confessor, he said, has begged God for "the gift of a wounded heart, capable of understanding others' wounds and of healing them" with God's mercy, he said.
Accompany men and women "with prudent and mature discernment and with true compassion for their suffering, caused by the poverty of sin," he said.
So much harm is done to the church and human souls when a confessor is not guided by prayer and the Holy Spirit in discerning what God wants to be done, he said.
"The confessor never follows his own will and doesn't teach his own doctrine," but is called to be God's servant in full communion with the church.
Be ready to use confession as an opportunity to evangelize and remind people of the basic, essential truth of faith and morality. Pray to God for the gift of humility and the recognition of one's own sins that God fully pardoned, he told them.
Pope Francis also asked confessors to be very careful in discerning whether a person may be suffering from a mental disorder, "which must be verified through a healthy cooperation with" experts, or from demonic influence or possession.
Whenever a confessor recognizes the presence of evil spirits, he said, never hesitate to refer to an exorcist, who is charged with "this sensitive and necessary ministry" in each diocese.
One of the parishes had confessions every Wednesday from 6:30 to 7:30. That was one I would go to regularly. Unfortunately they discontinued it. Saturdays are often difficult to get to.
The priests in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia have discouraged confessions by having them 45 minutes before the Saturday night Mass. The priest is in a hurry to get to the Mass, and that is not his fault, per se. That is all the time allotted. There are some people who need more time to confess and may take up all the other parishioners time and they go away discouraged for not confessing serious sins.
The confessions should be on Saturday morning from 10:00 to noon until the people get used to this new schedule. Some of the more lazy priests will say after a few weeks that this is not working. The Archbishop has to demand this of his priests. After all, it was his lazy priests who destroyed the Sacrament by insinuating it into a small time slot before Mass. | {
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An amazing illuminated and framed image of your ride!
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The excitement of the ride, the depth of the background and the details of the bike are all vividly displayed with "Light Your Ride!" from PhantomBiker!
Note: the depth of the frame allows it to be placed on a shelf and be self-supporting (no mounting is necessary). Alternatively, the frame may be hung as a standard picture frame.
This product is new for 2018 and has very limited availability: only 25 "Light Your Ride!" orders will be accepted in 2018. Order soon!
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Each "Light Your Ride!" framed is unique with its own custom designed image and border, hand-made frame and individually assembled LED board. Frame is subject to slight trim changes and may exhibit nominal variations in finish and fit.
Optional Accessories for "Light Your Ride!"
If the frame is located more than 5' from a power outlet we recommend a power supply extension cord. One end of the extension connects to the end of the 5' power supply cord and the other end connects to the rear of the frame. Available in 6' and 12' lengths. The manual controller may be located on either end of the LED Extension Cord.
Click here for a placement diagram of the manual controller, the remote control and the LED extension cord.
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There are three major classes of training available to characters. Each class has specialties that trainees will eventually pick after they complete basic training. Training in a specialty typically continues until the trainee reaches their majority or they've mastered all of the abilities in that specialty. There are also prestige classes that adults can pursue once they've mastered their specialty.
Warriors are fighters: scouts, hunters, guards, and military types. There are four specialty classes: barbarian, fighter, ranger, and rogue. All warriors receive basic training in simple weapons and unarmed combat.
Diviners are the spiritual and religious leaders. There are four specialty classes: cleric, druid, monk, and paladin.
The handiwork of the gods is everywhere--in places of natural beauty, in mighty crusades, in soaring temples, and in the hearts of workshippers. Like people, gods run the gamut from benevolent to malicious, reserved to intrusive, simple to inscrutable. The gods, however, mostly work through intermediaries.
Mages specialize in magical feats. There are three specialty classes: bard, sorcerer, and wizard.
The life of a studious member of a specialty class isn't always the most appealing to those characters. And most classes have aspects that can be specialized in, but don't really rate classes of their own. Examples are included with each class.
Note: these are just examples. There are many careers that a class' skill can be turned to.
Prestige classes are extremely advanced classes. Most of those who rank in the prestige classes are in at least their second decade of practicing and training, more often their third or fourth decade.
Each prestige class has a base specialty class (sometimes a multi-class base, which requires additional training); skills that must be mastered before pursuing the prestige class; and a list of special skills obtained by pursuing the prestige class.
There are also advanced prestige classes that are only accessible to those of a specific specialty class, and sometimes only after mastering a standard prestige class. For example, only an ex-druid can become a blighter, or an arcane archer can advance to deepwood sniper.
There are many prestige classes; 14 of them are detailed here: arcane archer, arcane trickster, archmage, assassin, blackguard, duelist, eldritch knight, hierophant, horizon walker, loremaster, mystic theurge, red wizard, shadowdancer, and thaumaturge.
Other available prestige classes are listed with their base classes.
Characters who have taken their specialty class on the road for a career may also advance their career skills to a prestige class level.
These brave, even reckless warriors come from all parts of the world. Civilized people call them barbarians or berserkers and suspect them of mayhem, impiety, and atrocities. These "barbarians," however, have proven their mettle and their value to those who would be their allies. To enemies who underestimated them, they have proved their cunning, resourcefulness, persistence, and mercilessness.
The barbarian is an excellent warrior. Where the fighter's skill in combat comes from training and discipline, the barbarian has a powerful rage. While in this berserk fury, he becomes stronger and tougher, better able to defeat his foes and withstand their attacks. These rages leave him winded and he has the energy for only a few such spectacular displays per day, but those few rages are usually sufficient. He is at home in the wild and he runs at great speed.
Barbarians come from uncivilized lands or from barbaric tribes on the outskirts of civilization. A barbarian adventurer may have been lured to the settled lands by the promise of riches, may have escaped after being captured in his homeland and sold into "civilized" slavery, may have been recruited as a soldier, or may have been driven out of his homeland by invaders. Barbarians share no bond with each other unless they come from the same tribe or land, and they often think of themselves not as barbarians but as warriors.
Barbarians don't automatically know how to read, write, and figure; they often multi-class in order to learn.
Strength is the most important ability for barbarians, followed by dexterity, wisdom, and constitution.
The questing knight, the conquering overlord, the king's champion, the elite foot soldier, the hardened mercenary, and the bandit king--all are fighters. They can be stalwart defenders of those in need, cruel marauders, or gutsy adventurers. Some are among the land's best souls, willing to face death for the greater good; others are among the worst, with no qualms about killing for private gain or even for sport. Fighters who are not adventuring may be soldiers, guards, bodyguards, champions, or criminal enforcers.
Fighters come to their profession in many ways. Most have had formal training in a noble's army or at least in the local militia. Some have trained in formal academies. Others are self-taught--unpolished but well-tested. A fighter may have taken up the sword as a way to escape the limits of life on a farm, or he may be following a proud family tradition. They do not see themselves as a group or brotherhood, although those who hail from a particular academy, merc company, or lord's regiment may share a certain camaraderie.
Strength is the most important ability for fighters, followed by constitution and dexterity.
A skilled hunter and stalker, the ranger knows the woods as if they were his home (as indeed they are), and he knows his prey in deadly detail. The ranger can use a variety of weapons and is quite capable in combat. His skills allow him to survive in the wilderness, to find his prey, and to avoid detection. He also has special knowledge about certain types of creatures, which makes it easier for him to find and defeat such foes. Finally, an experienced ranger has such a tie to nature that he can actually draw upon natural power to cast divine spells, much as a druid does.
Some rangers gain their training as part of special military teams, but most learn their skills from solitary masters who accept them as students and assistants. The rangers of a particular master may count themselves as cohorts, or they may be rivals for the status of best student and thus rightful heir to their master's fame.
Dexterity is the most important ability for rangers, followed by strength and wisdom.
Favored enemy; track; wild empathy; combat style; endurance; animal companion; woodland stride; swift tracker; evasion; camouflage; hide-in-plain-sight.
Rogues have little in common with one another. Some are stealthy thieves. Others are silver-tongued tricksters. Still others are scouts, infiltrators, spies, diplomats, or thugs. What they do share is versatility, adaptability, and resourcefulness. In general, rogues are skilled at getting what others don't want them to get: entrance into a locked treasure vault, safe passage past a deadly trap, secret battle plans, a guard's trust, or some random person's pocket money.
Rogues are highly skilled and they can concentrate on developing any of several categories of skills. While not equal to members of many other classes in combat, a rogue knows how to hit where it hurts and she can dish out a lot of damage with a sneak attack.
Rogues have a sixth sense when it comes to avoiding danger. Experienced rogues develop mystical powers and skills as they master the arts of stealth, evasion, and sneak attacks. In addition, while not capable of casting spells on their own, rogues can "fake it" well enough to cast spells from scrolls, activate wands, and use just about any other magic item.
Some rogues are officially inducted into an organized fellowship of rogues or "guild of thieves." Some are self-taught; others learned their skills from independent mentors. Often, an experienced rogue needs an assistant for scams, second-story jobs, or just for watching her back. She recruits a likely youngster, who then learns the skills of the trade on the job. Eventually, the trainee is ready to move on, perhaps because the mentor has run afoul of the law, or perhaps because the trainee has double-crossed her mentor and needs some "space." Rogues do not see each other as fellows unless they happen to be members of the same guild or students of the same mentor. In fact, rogues trust other rogues less than they trust anyone else; they're no fools.
Dexterity is the most important ability for rogues, followed by intelligence and wisdom.
Sneak attack; trapfinding; evasion; trap sense; uncanny dodge; special abilities.
Clerics are the most basic level of divine intermediary. Most diviners will end up as clerics. They are masters of divine magic, which is especially good at healing. Even an inexperienced cleric can bring people back from the brink of death, and an experienced on can bring back people who have crossed over that brink.
Clerics receive some basic combat training, similar in level to warrior class members of their society. However, they rarely advance beyond some basic self defense training unless they intend to seek adventure or become a monk or paladin.
Clerics specialize in two domains; if they are aligned with a particular deity, the domains they choose will belong to that deity. Those who do not choose a deity may ultimately become druids. However, evil clerics cannot choose good domains, and vice versa.
Most clerics join their churches as young adults, though some are devoted to a god's service from a young age and a few feel the call later in life. While some clerics are tightly bound to their churches' activities on a daily basis, others have more freedom to conduct their lives as they please, so long as they do so in accordance with their gods' wishes.
Clerics of a given religion are all supposed to get along, though schisms within a church are often more bitter than conflicts between religions. Clerics who share some basic ideals, such as goodness, may find common cause with each other and see themselves as part of an order or body that supersedes any given religion. Clerics of opposed goals, however, are sworn enemies. In civilized lands, open warfare between religions occurs only during civil wars and similar social upheavals, but vicious politicking between opposing churches is common.
Wisdom is the most important ability for clerics, followed by constitution and charisma.
Turn or rebuke undead; divine spellcasting; domain spellcasting.
The fury of a storm, the gentle strength of the morning sun, the cunning of the fox, the power of the bear--all these and more are at the druid's command. The druid, however, claims no mastery over nature. That claim, she says, is the empty boast of a city dweller. The druid gains her power not by ruling nature, but by being at one with it. To trepsassers in a druid's sacred grove, and to those who feel her wrath, the distinction is overly fine.
Druids cast divine spells much the same way clerics do, though most get their spells from the power of nature rather than from deities. Their spells are oriented toward nature and animals. In addition to spells, druids gain an increasing array of magical powers, including the ability to take the shapes of animals as they advance in level.
Although outsiders often consider druids loners, they are actually part of a society that spans the land, ignoring political borders. A prospective druid is inducted into this society through secret rituals involving tests that not all survive. Only after achieving some level of competence is the druid allowed to strike out on her own. All druids are nominally members of this druidic society, although some individuals are so isolated that they have never seen any high-ranking members of the society or participated in druidic gatherings. All druids recognize each other as brothers and sisters; like true creatures of the wilderness, however, druids sometimes compete with or even prey on each other.
Wisdom is the most important ability for druids, followed by dexterity (to counter their armor limitations).
NG, LN, N, CN, or NE.
Animal companion; nature sense; wild empathy; woodland stride; trackeless step; resist nature's lure; wild shape; immunity to venom; a thousand faces; timeless body.
Dotted across the landscape are monasteries--small, walled cloisters inhabited by monks who pursue personal perfection through action as well as contemplation. They train themselves to be versatile warriors, skilled at fighting without weapons or armor. The inhabitants of monasteries headed by good masters serve as protectors of the people. Ready for battle even when barefoot and dressed in peasant clothes, monks can travel unnoticed among the populace, catching bandits, warlords, and corrupt nobles unawares. In contrast, the residents of monasteries headed by evil masters rule the surrounding lands through fear, as an evil warlord and his entourage might. Evil monks make ideal spies, infiltrators, and assassins.
The key feature of the monk is her ability to fight unarmed and unarmored. Thanks to her rigorous training, she can strike as hard as if she were armed and strike faster than a warrior with a sword. Though a monk casts no spells, she has a magic of her own. She channels a subtle energy, called ki, which allows her to perform amazing feats.
A monk's training is her spiritual path. She is inner-directed and capable of a private, mystic connection to the spiritual world, so she needs neither clerics nor gods. However, she may meditate upon a chosen deity and attempt to emulate their deeds.
A monk typically trains in a monastery. Most monks were children when they joined the monastery, sent to live there when their parents died, when there wasn't enough food to support them, or in return for some kindness that the monastery had performed for the family. Life in the monastery is so focused that by the time a monk sets off on her own, she feels little connection to her former family or village. In larger cities, master monks have set up monk schools to teach their arts to those who are interested and worthy. The monks who study at these academies often see their rural cousins from the monasteries as backward.
Wisdom is the most important ability for monks, followed by dexterity and strength.
Rapid skill mastery; flurry of blows; unarmed strike; evasion; still mind; ki strike; slow fall; purity of body; wholeness of body; diamond body; abundant step; diamond soul; quivering palm; timeless body; tongue of the sun and moon; empty body; perfect self.
The compassion to pursue good, the will to uphold law, and the power to defeat evil--these are the three weapons of the paladin. Few have the purity and devotion that it takes to walk the paladin's path, but those few are rewarded with the power to protect, to heal, and to smite. The paladin is the final hope that cannot be extinguished.
Divine power protects the paladin and gives her special powers. It wards off harm, protects her from disease, lets her heal herself, and guards her heart against fear. A paladin can also direct this power to help others, healing their wounds or curing diseases. Finally, a paladin can use this power to destroy evil. Even a novice paladin can detect evil, and more experienced paladins can smite evil foes and turn away undead. In addition, this power draws a mighty steed to the paladin and imbues that mount with strength, intelligence, and magical protection.
A paladin need not devote herself to a single deity--devotion to righteousness is enough. Those paladins who choose to align themselves with a particular deity are scrupulous in observing religious duties and are welcome in every associated temple.
No one ever chooses to be a paladin. Becoming a paladin is answering a call, accepting one's destiny. No one, no matter how diligent, can become a paladin through practice; the nature is either within one or not and it is not possible to gain the paladin's nature by any act of will. Occasionally, one who is called to be a paladin denies that call and pursues some other life instead; still others fail to recognize their own potential or deny their destiny. Most paladins do answer the call and begin training as adolescents. Typically, they become squires or assistants to experienced paladins, train for years, and finally set off on their own to further the cause of good.
Charisma is the most important ability for paladins, followed by strength and wisdom.
Aura of good; detect evil; smite evil; divine grace; lay on hands; aura of courage; divine health; turn undead; special mount; remove disease.
It is said that music has a special magic and the bard proves that saying true. Wandering across the land, gathering lore, telling stories, working magic with his music, living on the gratitude of his audience--such is the life of a bard. When chance or opportunity draws them into a conflict, bards serve as diplomats, negotiators, messengers, scouts, and spies.
A bard's magic comes from the heart. If his heart is good, a bard brings hope and courage to the downtrodden and uses his tricks, music, and magic to thwart the schemes of evildoers. If the nobles of the land are corrupt, the good bard is an enemy of the state, cunningly evading capture and raising the spirits of the oppressed. Evil bards forgo blatant violence in favor of manipulation, holding sway over the hearts and minds of others and taking what enraptured audiences "willing" give.
A bard brings forth magic from his soul, not from a book. He can cast only a small number of spells, but he can do so without selecting or preparing them in advance. His magic emphasizes charms and illusions over the more dramatic evocation spells that wizards and sorcerers often use.
In addition to spells, a bard works magic with his music and poetry. He can encourage allies, hold his audience rapt, and counter magical effects that rely on speech or sound. Bards have some of the skills that rogues have, although bards are not as focused on skill mastery as rogues are. A bard listens to stories as well as telling them, of course, so he has a vast knowledge of local events and noteworthy items.
An apprentice bard learns his skills from a single experienced bard, whom he follows and serves until he is ready to strike out on his own. Many bards were once young runaways or orphans, befriended by wandering bards who became their mentors. Since bards occasionally congregate in informal "colleges," the apprentice bard may meet many of the more prominent bards in the area. Still, a bard has no strong allegiance to bards as a whole. In fact, some are highly competitive with other bards, jealous of their reputations and defensive about their territories.
Charisma is the most important ability for bards, followed by dexterity and intelligence.
Bardic music; bardic knowledge; countersong; fascinate; inspire courage; inspire competence; suggestion; inspire greatness; song of freedom; inspire heroics.
Sorcerers create magic the way a poet creates poems with inborn talent honed by practice. They have no books, no mentors, no theories--just raw power that they direct at will. Sorcerers often have striking good looks, usually with a touch of the exotic.
Sorcerers cast spells through innate power rather than through careful training and study. Their magic is intuitive rather than logical. Sorcerers know fewer spells that wizards do and acquire powerful spells more slowly, but they can cast spells more often and have no need to select and prepare their spells ahead of time. Sorcerers do not specialize in certain schools of magic the way wizards sometimes do.
Sorcerers develop rudimentary powers at puberty. Their first spells are incomplete, spontaneous, uncontrolled, and sometimes dangerous. A household with a budding sorcerer in it may be troubled by strange sounds or lights, which can create the impression that the place is haunted. Eventually, the young sorcerer understands the power that he has been wielding unintentionally. From that point on, he can begin practicing and improving his powers. Sometimes a sorcerer is fortunate enough to come under the care of an older, more experienced sorcerer, someone who can help him understand and use his new powers. More often, however, sorcerers are on their own, feared by erstwhile friends and misunderstood by family.
Sorcerers have no sense of identity as a group. Unlike wizards, they gain little by sharing their knowledge and have no strong incentive to work together.
Charisma is the most important ability for sorcerers, followed by dexterity and constitution.
A few unintelligible and fleeting gestures carry more power than a battleaxe, when they are the words and gestures of a wizard. These simple acts make magic seem easy, but they only hint at the time the wizard must spend poring over her spellbook, preparing each spell for casting, and the years before that spent in apprenticeship to learn the arts of magic. Wizards depend on intensive study to create their magic. They examine musty old tomes, debate magical theory with their peers, and practice minor magics whenever they can. For a wizard, magic is not a talent but a difficult, rewarding art.
The wizard's strength is her spells. Everything else is secondary. She learns new spells as she experiments and grows in experience, and she can also learn them from other wizards. In addition to learning new spells, a wizard can, over time, learn to manipulate her spells so they go farther, work better, or are improved in some other way.
Some wizards prefer to specialize in a certain type (or school) of magic. Specialization makes a wizard more powerful in her chosen field, but it denies her access to some of the spells that lie outside that field. Like a sorcerer, a wizard can call a familiar--a small, magical animal companion that serves her. For some wizards, their familiars are their only true friends.
Wizards recognize each other as comrades or rivals. Even wizards from very different cultures or magical traditions have much in common because they all conform to the same laws of magic. Unlike fighters or rogues, wizards see themselves as members of a distinct, if diverse, group. In civilized lands where they study in academies, schools, or guilds, wizards also identify themselves and others according to membership in these formal organizations. But while a guild magician may look down her nose at a rustic wizard who learned his arts from a doddering hermit, she nevertheless can't deny the rustic's identity as a wizard.
Intelligence is the most important ability for wizards, followed by dexterity and constitution.
Spells; summon familiar; scribe scroll; bonus skills.
The arcane archer is a warrior skilled in using magic to supplement her combat prowess. They gain renown for their supernatural accuracy with a bow and their ability to imbue their arrows with magic.
Fighters; rangers; paladins; barbarians; wizards; sorcerers.
Point blank shot; precise shot; weapon focus (longbow or shortbow); base-level arcane spellcasting.
Enhance arrow; Imbue arrow; Seeker arrow; Phase arrow; Hail of arrows; Arrow of death.
Arcane tricksters combine their knowledge of spells with a taste for intrigue, larceny, or just plain mischief. They are among the most adaptable of prestige classes.
Arcane tricksters tend to use a seat-of-the-pants approach to life, loading up on spells that improve their stealth and mobility.
Decipher Script (advanced); Disable Device (advanced); Escape Artist (advanced); Arcane Knowledge (moderate); Mage Hand spell and at least one moderate level arcane spell; Sneak Attack ability.
Ranged legerdemain; Improved sneak attack; impromptu sneak attack; spell limit increase.
The highest art is magic--often referred to as the Art. Its most advanced practitioners are frequently archmages, characters who bend spells in ways unavailable to other mages. An archmage gains strange powers and the ability to alter spells in remarkable ways, but must sacrifice some of her spell capability in order to master these arcane secrets.
Archmages often hold positions of power in magic-focused guilds. Their pursuit of arcane excellence and their familiarity with high arcana place them above most of their peers. Some archmages choose a more solitary path, often eschewing society to study in quietude.
Arcane Knowledge (Master); Spellcraft (Master); Skill Focus (on spellcraft); Spell Focus in at least two schools of magic; Advanced arcane spells and moderate-level spells from at least five schools of magic.
Spell limit increase; mastery of high arcana spells.
The assassin is the master of dealing quick, lethal blows and excel at infiltration and disguise. They often function as spies, informants, killers for hire, or agents of vengeance. Their training in anatomy, stealth, poison, and the dark arts allows them to carry out missions of death with shocking, terrifying precision.
There are three types of assassin: classic, warrior, and arcane, generally depending on their base specialty class(es).
Assassins work in guilds or secret societies found hidden in cities or based in remote fortresses in the wilderness. Sometimes, they serve more powerful evil characters, either singly or as a group. Occasionally, an assassin works alone, but only the most capable are willing to operate without any sort of support or backup.
Classic: rogues; monks; bards. Warrior: fighters; ex-paladins; rangers; druids; barbarians. Arcane: sorcerers; wizards; clerics.
Disguise (moderate); Hide (advanced); Move Silently (advanced); pass initiation rite (kill someone).
Improved sneak attack; death attack; poison use; special spells; immunity to poison; uncanny dodge; hide-in-plain-sight.
The blackguard epitomizes evil. He is nothing short of a mortal fiend. The quintessential black knight, this villain carries a reputation of the foulest sort that is very well deserved. Consorting with demons and devils and serving dark deities, the blackguard is hated and feared by all. Some people call these villains anti-paladins due to their completely evil nature.
The blackguard has multiple options available to him--sending forth dark minions and servants to do his bidding, attacking with stealth and honorless guile, or straightforward smiting of the forces of good that stand in his way. Druids make for indomitable combat-oriented blackguards.
Blackguards usually lead legions of undead, evil outsiders, or other monsters to conquer their own doomed demesne or expand their existing territory. Sometimes they serve more powerful evil characters as dark lieutenants. On occasion, they operate alone as hired killers or wandering purveyors of ill, destruction, and chaos.
Blackguards come in three flavors: combat, subtle, and diabolists.
Combat: fighter; ex-paladin; ranger; monk; druid; barbarian. Subtle: rogue; bard. Diabolist: sorcerer; wizard; cleric.
Hide (moderate); Religious knowledge (basic); Cleave; Improved Sunder; Power Attack; pass initiation right (make peaceful contact with an evil outsider who was summoned for the purpose).
Aura of evil; detect good spell; use poisons; dark blessing; smite good; command undead; aura of despair; improved sneak attack; fiendish servant. Ex-paladin blackguards gain extra skills.
The duelist (sometimes known as the swashbuckler) is a nimble, intelligent fighter trained in making precise attacks with light weapons, such as the rapier. She always takes full advantage of her quick reflexes and wits in a fight. Rather than weary bulky armor, a duelist feels the best way to protect herself is not to get hit at all.
Duelists are usually loners looking for adventure or a get-rich-quick scheme. Occasionally, they work in small, tight-knit groups that specialize in team tactics.
Fighter; ranger; rogue; bard; wizard; sorcerer; monk.
Performance ability (moderate); tumble (moderate); dodge; mobility; weapon finesse.
Canny defense; improved reaction; enhanced mobility; grace; improved precise strike; acrobatic charge; elaborate parry; deflect arrows.
Eldritch knights split their time between physical training to become better soldiers and arcane study to learn more powerful spells. They tend to be driven individuals because simultaneously perfecting their spellcasting and combat prowess requires immense time and effort. Eldritch knights are never truly at home among the arcane spellcasters or elite soldiers, so many drift from wizard school to mercenary unit to band of adventurers.
Every would-be eldritch knight must demonstrate both skill with a broad array of weapons and mastery of the basis of arcane spellcasting. They can be found wherever there's a good fight or the promise of arcane lore. They find higher-level fighters and wizards particularly interesting, and some eldritch knights apprentice themselves for a time to learn the finer points of arcane technique or weapons prowess.
Bards; any mage + warrior multi-class (fighter/wizard most common); any mage + monk/paladin multiclass.
Proficient with all martial weapons; moderate-level arcane spellcasting ability.
Bonus skill of choice; increased spell limit.
Religious knowledge (master); any metamagic skill; divine spellcasting (advanced).
Blast infidel; divine reach; faith healing; gift of the divine; mastery of energy; metamagic feat; power of nature; spell power; spell-like ability.
The horizon walker is an unceasing traveler to the universe's most dangerous places. As her journeys take her from place to place, she adapts to become one with her environment. In time, she develops a mystic connection with the ground beneath her. But she is by no means tied to a particular place, her restless feet are ever leading her toward the horizon, where new adventures await.
Horizon walkers tend to be hard to surprise or impress, because they've seen so many wonders during their travels. It's common for a horizon walker to have an outward attitude of "been there, done that." But horizon walkers are gripped by an unquenchable wanderlust, so they're always in the midst of a journey or planning their next one. As they travel, horizon walkers develop a magical resonance with the terrain that surrounds them, making them unparalleled guides and scouts. And they're formidable foes when their travels take them into danger, able to use the terrain they know so well to good advantage.
You'll find horizon walkers on the road, or in places so forbidding that roads don't exist. They rarely stay in one place for long and they're eager to launch new expeditions--the more exotic and remote the destination, the better.
Terrain mastery; planar terrain mastery.
Loremasters sometimes gather in secluded cabals but are more often found as members of an order attached to a university, a library, or some other source of information. They're likely to earn extra money as sages and information brokers, pouring their wages into their own research. A loremaster might also adopt a position as a wise one in a community, or even as its leader, drawing upon her knowledge to help others.
Wizard; sorcerer; cleric; any multi-class including one of these three specialty classes.
Master of any two areas of Knowledge; any three metamagic or item creation skills; skill focus (of any knowledge skill); ability to cast at least seven divination spells, at least one of moderate level.
Obtain a secret; obtain lore (spec. legends or info about various topics); learn additional languages; obtain magical lore; lore spells.
Blurring the line between divine and arcane, mystic theurges draw power from divine sources and musty tomes alike. While most spellcasters choose one path to magical power, mystic theurges walk two roads at once, simultaneous mastering spells commons to both clerics and wizards.
They have unparalleled diversity of spells. In time a mystic theurge can cast almost any spell. While they don't have the uninterrupted spell advancement that a cleric, wizard, or sorcerer has, they make up for this with versatility. They are often obsessed with magical lore, traveling to the ends of the earth to learn some new arcane secret or divine insight.
Mystic theurges tend to be fascinated with magic in whatever form it takes. They're always on the hunt for powerful magic items and new arcane spells. Those mystic theurges who worship a deity use the power of their spellcasting to further their deity's agenda.
Any diviner-mage multiclass (cleric/sorcerer or cleric/wizard the most common).
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Increase spell limit for both types of spells.
The Red Wizards are the masters of Thay, the would-be magical overlords of the land. They focus on a school of magic more intently than any specialist, achieving incredible mastery of magic within a very narrow focus. Seen as cruel and evil tyrants by people across the world, a few choose to leave their region, assume secret identities, and practice magic without having to worry about political alliances and possible slave uprisings.
Spellcraft (advanced); tattoo focus; three metamagic or item creation skills; ability to cast moderate-level arcane spells.
Increased spell limit; enhanced specialization; specialist defense; spell power boost; bonus skill of choice; circle leader; scribe tattoo.
Operating in the border between light and dark, shadowdancers are nimble artists of deception. They are mysterious and unknown, never completely trusted but always inducing wonder when met.
Shadowdancers often work in troupes, never staying in one place too long. Some use their abilities to entertain; others operate as thieves, using their abilities to infiltrate past defenses and dupe others. All shadowdancer troupes maintain an aura of mystery among the common folk, who never know whether to think well or ill of them.
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The thaumaturge reaches out with divine power to other planes of existence, calling creatures there to do his bidding. Evil thaumaturges conspire with demons and devils to gain power on the Material Plane, while good thaumaturges send powerful angels or eladrins on holy quests.
In combat, thaumaturges often summon creatures from the Outer Planes to fight on their behalf. These creatures fade away as soon as the battle is over, but thaumaturges also make agreements with more powerful creatures for long-term service. The planar ally of a thaumaturge is utterly devoted to furthering the thaumaturge's goals (or the goals of a deity, if the thaumaturge worships one).
A thaumaturge is keenly aware that his unparalleled conjurations are just tools in service of his overall philosophy or deity. Thus, thaumaturges often undertake quests to advance a cause, using their abilities to conjure up a strike force of summoned and called creatures at a moment's notice.
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Why So Few Clues on Missing Malaysia Flight 370?
posted by LaminatorX on Monday March 10 2014, @07:10PM
from the The-Presses-Keep-Rolling dept.
Papas Fritas writes:
"Bill Palmer, an Airbus A330 captain for a major airline, and author of the book 'Understanding Air France 447.' has an interesting read at CNN on why there have been so few clues about the fate of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, beginning with the lack of a distress call. According to Palmer the lack of a distress call is not particularly perplexing. 'An aviator's priorities are to maintain control of the airplane above all else. An emergency could easily consume 100% of a crew's efforts. To an airline pilot, the absence of radio calls to personnel on the ground that could do little to help the immediate situation is no surprise.'
Reports of a possible course reversal observed on radar could be the result of intentional crew actions but not necessarily says Palmer. During Air France 447's 3-1/2 minute descent to the Atlantic Ocean, it too changed its heading by more than 180 degrees, but it was an unintentional side effect as the crew struggled to gain control of the airplane. The Malaysian flight's last telemetry data, as reported by flightaware.com, shows the airplane at 35,000 feet. Even with a dual engine failure, a Boeing 777 is capable of gliding about 120 miles from that altitude yielding a search area roughly the size of Pennsylvania, with few clues within that area where remains of the aircraft might be. "This investigation may face many parallels to Air France 447, an Airbus A330 that crashed in an area beyond radar coverage in the ocean north of Brazil in June 2009. Like the Air France plane, the Malaysia Airlines aircraft was a state-of-the-art, fly-by-wire airplane (a Boeing 777) with an excellent safety record," says Palmer. 'We will know the truth of what happened when the aircraft is found and the recorders and wreckage are analyzed. In the meantime, speculation is often inaccurate and unproductive.'"
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Re:Missing flight in an age of constant surveillan (Score: 5, Interesting) by emg on Monday March 10 2014, @08:16PM
by emg (3464) on Monday March 10 2014, @08:16PM (#14236)
"With airplanes having in-flight Internet, why don't commercial airliners send a short message (anything from Internet packets to Iridium SMS would do) reporting a plane's call sign, GPS coordinates, and GPS direction and speed, once every minute"
Most already do:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_dependent_s urveillance-broadcast [wikipedia.org]
However, that requires working radio transmitters. I believe this airliner was sending ADS broadcasts before it disappeared from radar, and ATC stopped receiving them afterwards... so, if it didn't crash, it either wasn't able to tell anyone where it was, or was out of range of any station that could receive it.
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That old song has been running through my mind this past week as my wife and I, in the company of good friends, have been cruising the rivers of Belgium and The Netherlands. Aboard a luxurious riverboat, we've visited several ports—Amsterdam, Hoorn, Arnhem, Antwerp, Rotterdam—all of which have offered up their unique charms.
History is everywhere around us, in town squares dating back to the 15th century, in cathedrals still calling the faithful to worship, in castles forlornly standing watch over long-lost fiefdoms. Even the cemeteries have their tales to tell to any who care to stroll their grounds, reading epitaphs on crumbling headstones.
More recent history is in evidence at Arnhem, site of a failed offensive against Nazi forces by the Allies in 1944 (and subsequently portrayed in the 1977 film, A Bridge Too Far). The famous John Frost bridge, destroyed by the Germans to disrupt the Allies' supply lines, once more spans the Nederrijn River, testament to the resilience of the Dutch people who welcomed the liberating forces in 1945.
It is Kinderdijk, however, that has proven the most fascinating. Nineteen windmills, most constructed during the 1700's, one in the 1400's, still perform their essential function of pumping water from canals draining the countryside into sluices that take it over the dikes and into the Lek River. The land here is four metres below sea level.
Each windmill is inhabited and operated by a family selected from a waiting list of more than two hundred. Someone must be on site to monitor the operation whenever the vanes are turning, but many of the residents have day-jobs in addition to their windmill duties. Accessibility to each structure is by boat, or via narrow footpaths, so cars are left in a communal parking lot when people come home.
Quarters are cramped inside, with very steep, narrow stairs leading up from level to level. Were I to live there, I'd need a hard hat to protect my head from the many protrusions and low sills. Windows are small, so much of the interior is dark, although electric lighting has improved the situation. In the olden days, before the installation of running water and sewage capabilities, residents shared their accommodation with rats, and shaved their children's hair to counter lice.
Each of the four vanes, or wings, is a latticework structure, with fabric sails attached. When the wind is slight, the operator must climb the wings to unfurl the sails, in order to increase the velocity of the spinning wings; when the wind increases, the sails must be furled again. Each wing is stopped when it's pointing to the ground, in order that it may be climbed. It is not a quick process.
The wings must also be rotated around the windmill to take advantage of the direction of the wind. A complicated construct of chains and pulleys allows the operator to do that, turning the thatched-roof cap of the windmill through 360 degrees until the optimal position is found. The procedure is virtually the same as that performed in the 18th century.
Up close, the structures look ungainly, ridiculous even. If function matched form, they'd have been abandoned long ago. But they're still here, and still doing the job of keeping the sea at bay, as they've done for almost 300 years.
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While the proliferation of content-laden, informative digital content would suggest that consumers, even luxury consumers, would, given global turmoil, be more critical relative to their purchase decisions, a recent Euromonitor study predicts that it will be emotion versus intellect that triumph and drive sales in 2014. I adore "image" brands and have happily participated in their creation as well as what I have labeled their respective branded biospheres, extensions of lifestyles into often, seemingly unrelated categories ranging from perfume, to fashion, to furniture, to cars and beyond. As a marketeer, creative director and copywriter I know first hand that the more aspirational a brand, the less reliant it is on product/benefit explanation. I've never complained about being a copywriter for a luxury ad which requires no copy. I have taken the money and run. Still, I have liked to think that in those instances when I was not the creative director, that my copy helped shape the visual communication that would add value to "image" brands. Perhaps I was right. Or, as a Euromonitor projection suggests: perhaps I was wrong. Perhaps when it comes to luxury, it's the heart not the head that counts – nothing less and nothing more. | {
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Elvis Costello on his new album and whether he would come back to play at Toronto's El Mocambo
by Ron Johnson for TRNTO Posted: October 30, 2020 Photo: Santiago Felipe/Getty Images
Elvis Costello is set to release his incredible new album Hey Clockface on Oct. 30. Post City caught up with the legendary songwriter while he is holed up in British Columbia waiting out the COVID-19 pandemic.
One of your best-known albums in Canada is a recording of a live show you played at Toronto's El Mocambo. What do you recall from that concert and album?
Well, I think that the Rolling Stones played at the El Mocambo just before we did. So I think my manager said OK, we could play a different place, but let's play that same place, too, you know because then it'll be like they have to think of us the same way.
And had you played here before then?
I think that was our first time in Toronto.
So how did the album come about?
We happened to go out on a radio broadcast. So it circulated. In those days, there were vinyl bootlegs of a few of our performances. Because, you know, we were often only playing either a club or small theatre, one way to be heard by more people was to allow them to broadcast the show. And quite often, the show will be promoted by a local radio station. There were only a handful of radio stations in the whole of North America that wanted anything to do with them [our performances]. But some of them did make it on the vinyl, and that one became circulated more than others.
That album kind of took on a life of its own since it wasn't a regular release. Why?
I think it was a pretty good snapshot. I wouldn't say it was by any means the best show we ever played, but it was a pretty good impression of the way the band sounded in '78. And it certainly got people's attention a little bit.
That club has recently reopened and is state-of-the-art everything. Maybe you'd come back and play that album, again here in town at the El Mocambo. What do you think?
Well, I mean, I know how to play all those songs. I don't know whether anybody would want to hear that…. I don't want to go back and try and recreate it. I'm trying to think about how to sing them at the next show, not go back and sing them again, the way I did them, you know. They change shape as you play them. So I'd be looking at how they might sound in the company of some songs from this record and the last record or the records from over the years. That's an intriguing puzzle, but it's a good puzzle to have to solve. Because it means you've got more than one song to sing.
So, that's not a no then, at any rate. You're releasing a new album in the middle of a pandemic. How does that feel for you?
Well, I think it feels better than going down in the basement and, you know, just closing the door and never wanting to come out again, which would be one of the possible reactions, wouldn't it?
True. It's a good position to be in, I would think.
I'd much rather be doing this. I'm very fortunate to do what I do. And I had the idea of making a record, doing something that sounds impossibly extravagant, you know. Not extravagant in terms of how much it costs, but just the idea of flying to another country to do something differently, something beyond our wildest dreams.
How did this all come about then?
I was on my way to start a tour in England, so a detour to Finland seemed good. You know, get up there and get the bracing air and make some music and then go to Paris and do the same thing. I didn't know that, when I was forced to come home unexpectedly before we could complete that tour, that I'd still be here in British Columbia [where he lives with his wife Diana Krall].
You made this album in a very unique way, like something almost from a bygone era.
I never really have any kind of big master plan when I go into a record. I just have the songs that I have. I definitely have the intention of making some rock 'n' roll records that didn't sound like the ones that I've made.
It's all rock 'n' roll?
I mean, the sort of official diagram for a rock 'n' roll band says bass guitar and drums and electric guitar and some- times keyboard. But if you look back to the beginning of rock'n'roll, Elvis Presley didn't have a drummer on his first records. Jerry Lewis didn't have a bass player. So you know, there are no rules. If you're making a noise and you got the rhythm driving you, you've got the song you want to sing. I started with that idea.
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PerformanceIN catches up with some of the past winners from the inaugural International Performance Marketing Awards (IPMAs).
With entries open for October's inaugural International Performance Marketing Awards (IPMAs), this Q&A series looks back at the winners of the Awards' ceremony last year, gathering insight into the some of the past winners and inspiration behind the industry's newly-decorated campaigns and companies.
Today we're speaking with senior marketing manager Katie Woodward from Acceleration Partners who won the award for Most Effective Large International Agency.
Tell us about winning an International Performance Marketing Award?
KW: To say we were ecstatic would be an understatement. Although we've been helping clients expand their affiliate programs internationally for quite some time, we officially launched in the UK early in 2017 with the addition of Helen Southgate as our Managing Director, EMEA. To be recognized by such an esteemed group of judges not too long after "going global" ourselves was – and still is – a huge honour.
Where does the value lie in winning Most Effective Large International Agency?
KW: Navigating multinational brands through the opportunities and challenges of global performance marketplace is not easy. It requires a team of smart, experienced, culturally-savvy people who are on the ground and who can objectively assess partners, platforms and potential customers. Winning this award demonstrates to the international performance marketing industry that Acceleration Partners not only has these capabilities but that we deploy them in ways that put our clients' brand first and places a premium on profitability, performance and transparency.
Has anything changed for your company since winning the award?
KW: I think it's enhanced our global visibility. AP has a strong, well-respected reputation in the U.S. for our approach to affiliate program management, but it can sometimes take an award like this for others to recognize that our Performance Partnerships® approach scales and applies globally. We've definitely seen an uptick this year in both companies outside of the US wanting to work with us as well as companies within the U.S. seeking our services to help them take their program global.
We've also really developed a strong, dynamic team in the UK/EMEA region who have incredible performance expertise and we're rapidly expanding our team and scope of services in the APAC and LATAM regions.
In your opinion, what kind of attributes stand out in succeeding in such regions including, APAC, LATAM, and MENA?
KW: To stand out and be successful at global program management, a company needs to have people on the ground in each market who have both deep cultural and affiliate program management expertise.
If an agency uses part-time contractors, services management resources from out of the region or hires people who are brand new to the industry without experience or training, it's unlikely that their clients' affiliate program will succeed in a region like APAC, LATAM o EMEA.
Last – but in no way least – I'd say another attribute for success is having an established language support systems and/or local language resources. Clients want real support in this area to ensure that communications with partners will be clearly understood. Google translate does not suffice and should not be used for newsletter communications and updates to partners.
The international affiliate space is complex, with a multitude of different networks, technologies, partners and systems. To stand out and excel, agencies must understand how to bring all these pieces together to create a single, comprehensive program and have the technology to integrate reporting from multiple networks/platforms.
What's your take on the IPMAs as a vital aspect of driving the industry forward on a global scale?
KW: Because the IPMAs recognize the top performers in the industry in an objective and independent manner, it's a way for those within the industry to see what the leaders are doing to innovate and improve performance marketing; to learn from one another.
Our team knows from first-hand experience that the application to just be considered for an IPMA is a high hurdle The IPMA committee doesn't leave any stone unturned in their questions and really requires the candidates to provide substantial examples and evidence of what they are doing to move the industry forward.
As Thomas L. Friedman writes about in his book by the same name, the world is flat. To truly compete, companies must understand how to collaborate and work together on a global scale and the IPMAs recognize performance marketing companies who are doing just that. | {
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10 inches long. She is a full body silicone blank kit. With an option for an armature. There is also an option to add eyes to the kit, or to add eyes that have already been set in the head.
Piper was originally sculpted by Cindy Dowling. Then, molded and casted into silicone by Sherri Williams.
$455.00 with an armature plus shipping. (shipping outside the US will be charged after purchase when we determine the actual shipping cost). | {
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'After 15 years I still think about him all the time'.
I could go on and create a very long list of statements I have heard from some of my clients or in general conversation with someone who knows what work I do.
So many women and men are caught up in the past and unable to move on with their lives? Unable to accept that the relationship has ended and life as they once knew it is over.
Many still living with blame, anger, resentment and regret for far too many years.
Who are they trying to punish? And who are they really hurting?
I absolutely love my work and this is something that both frustrates and saddens me.
None of us know how long we have on this earth. And yet we go about our day-to day lives as if we will live forever. We talk about all the things we will do, one day!
Each one of us will, one day look back and wish we had done more, played more, risked more, danced more, laughed more and loved more. We will all have those moments of regret for something we did or didn't do but to put your whole like on hold, to hit the pause button so you can hang onto your story for years and years about how you were treated, or how much you suffered seems to me such a waste.
Letting go is a choice. Never letting go is also a choice.
If you enjoy reading, than I suggest that you grab a copy of 'The Language of Letting Go" by Melody Beattie. A great book to help you with any number of issues that are all a natural part of being human.
I know many of you struggle with this so keep your eye out for more on this topic in upcoming blog posts. | {
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Q: Mongoose update object inside a nested array I know there are hundreds of same questions, but I've read them and can't get this to work.
What I want to do is to update the given object inside tasks array with given req.body params
I tried most of the solutions but probably wrongly implemented them. This is closest to what I can imagine working.
Example document
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"_id" : ObjectId("5f421bf98bc1d33d7c646535"),
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"priority" : 2,
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"comments" : [],
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"priority" : 2,
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My code
const mongodb = require("mongodb");
const { ObjectId } = require("mongodb");
Todo.updateOne(
{
_id: req.body.todoId,
},
{
$set: {
"todoSections.$[outer].tasks$[inner]": {
name: req.body.name,
status: req.body.status
},
},
},
{
arrayFilters: [
{ "outer._id": ObjectId(req.body.sectionId) },
{ "inner._id": ObjectId(req.body.taskId) },
],
},
(err, result) => {
if (!err) {
if (result.nModified === 0) {
res.status(400).send(result);
console.log(result);
return;
} else {
res.status(200).send("ok");
}
} else {
res.status(400).send(err);
console.log(err);
return;
}
}
);
Result returns:
{
"ok": 0,
"n": 0,
"nModified": 0
}
| {
"redpajama_set_name": "RedPajamaStackExchange"
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← A reminder……. let's meet next week at POESTATE!
what a wonderful evening we had last night. Armida, the founder and soul of the POESTATE FESTIVAL welcomed us with an open heart and an unmatched enthusiasm, which took over the whole audience.
And what an attentive and giving audience we had!!! | {
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namespace password_manager {
ImportEntry::ImportEntry() = default;
ImportEntry::ImportEntry(const ImportEntry& other) = default;
ImportEntry::ImportEntry(ImportEntry&& other) = default;
ImportEntry::~ImportEntry() = default;
ImportEntry& ImportEntry::operator=(const ImportEntry& entry) = default;
ImportEntry& ImportEntry::operator=(ImportEntry&& entry) = default;
ImportResults::ImportResults() = default;
ImportResults::ImportResults(const ImportResults& other) = default;
ImportResults::ImportResults(ImportResults&& other) = default;
ImportResults::~ImportResults() = default;
ImportResults& ImportResults::operator=(const ImportResults& entry) = default;
ImportResults& ImportResults::operator=(ImportResults&& entry) = default;
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Rémi Garde, né le à L'Arbresle, est un footballeur international français évoluant au poste de Milieu de terrain devenu entraîneur.
Évoluant au poste de milieu de terrain, il porte le maillot de l'équipe de France à six reprises et participe à l'Euro 1992. Après sa retraite sportive, il est l'entraîneur de l'Olympique lyonnais de 2011 à 2014 puis du club anglais Aston Villa pendant la saison 2015-2016, avant de tenter une expérience hors de l'Europe en MLS à l'Impact de Montréal de 2018 à 2019.
Biographie
Carrière de joueur
Formé à l'Olympique lyonnais, Rémi Garde y commence sa carrière professionnelle en 1988 et devient rapidement l'homme de confiance de Raymond Domenech qui en fait son capitaine. Il participe à la remontée de l'OL en Division 1 en menant son club à la victoire lors du championnat de Division 2 1988-1989, après cinq saisons dans l'antichambre de l'élite. Rémi Garde inscrit notamment 24 buts en 145 matches jusqu'à son départ en 1993 et avec aussi une participation à la Coupe de l'UEFA en 1992, une première à l'époque depuis plus quinze ans pour le club rhodanien.
Il poursuit ensuite sa carrière au Racing Club de Strasbourg de 1993 à 1996 et agrémente son palmarès d'une place de finaliste de la Coupe de France 1995, aux côtés notamment de Frank Lebœuf, Marc Keller et Aleksandr Mostovoï.
En 1996, il rejoint les d'Arsenal, entraînés par Arsène Wenger et devient le premier joueur étranger à porter le brassard de capitaine de l'équipe londonienne à son arrivée en 1996. En 1998, il réalise le doublé championnat-FA Cup.
Il est à six reprises sélectionné en équipe de France, faisant partie du groupe des 20 joueurs pour l'Euro 1992 disputé en Suède, même s'il n'y joue aucune minute.
Carrière d'entraîneur
Premier poste à l'Olympique lyonnais
À partir de 2003, il devient cadre technique à l'Olympique lyonnais, occupant notamment le poste d'entraîneur adjoint de Paul Le Guen puis de Gérard Houllier. En 2010, il est nommé directeur du centre de formation de l'Olympique lyonnais, succédant à ce poste à Georges Prost. Les diverses fonctions occupées au sein de l'Olympique lyonnais permettent à Rémi Garde d'appréhender le fonctionnement du club dans sa globalité, faisant de lui une alternative naturelle lors de l'éviction de Claude Puel à la fin de la saison 2010-2011.
Rémi Garde devient entraîneur de l'équipe première de l'OL le , prenant la succession de Claude Puel. Son profil correspond alors à la nouvelle politique de Jean-Michel Aulas qui souhaite s'appuyer davantage sur les jeunes du centre de formation pour réduire les dépenses et pérenniser le financement du futur Stade des Lumières.
Pour sa première participation en Ligue des champions en tant que coach au sein de l'OL, il porte à 12 le nombre de participations consécutives du club à la compétition quand son équipe élimine le club russe du Rubin Kazan (3-1 à Gerland, 1-1 en Russie). Son coaching s'avère de nouveau payant en Ligue des Champions le sur la pelouse du Dinamo Zagreb : grâce à une victoire par sept buts à un, les Lyonnais reprennent contre toute attente la seconde place de leur groupe à la différence de buts et accèdent aux huitièmes de finale pour la neuvième année consécutive.
En Ligue 1, le schéma résolument offensif développé par Rémi Garde amène l'OL à atteindre la première place du championnat dès la . Malgré cette première place, il perd pour la première fois de la saison contre Caen (1-0 à Caen) à la suite d'une série d'invincibilité de 10 matches toutes compétitions confondues. Depuis cette défaite à Caen, l'Olympique lyonnais a déjà subi 6 défaites hors de ses bases (Paris SG, Lille, Sochaux, Valenciennes, Montpellier et Bordeaux) et deux défaites à domicile sur le même score (1-2) face à Rennes et Caen. Il gagne son premier trophée avec l'Olympique lyonnais lors de cette même saison : le club rhodanien bat l'US Quevilly 1 à 0 en finale de la Coupe de France grâce à un but de Lisandro López.
Le , il remporte le Trophée des champions face à Montpellier HSC. Pour la saison 2012-2013, Rémi Garde effectue un mercato estival marqué par le souci d'économie, il fait revenir à Lyon après 11 ans d'absence Steed Malbranque, initialement formé au club. Il ajoute à cela l'arrivée du défenseur central Milan Bisevac, ainsi qu'un défenseur gauche offensif-defensif Argentin Fabian Monzon qui part au mercato hivernal à Fluminenseen prêt, et un milieu défensif Arnold Mvuemba. En parallèle de ces arrivées, le club doit se séparer lors de ce mercato de Hugo Lloris, Aly Cissokho, Kim Källström et Cris.
Le club est deuxième à la fin de cette première partie de saison avec 38 points. En Ligue Europa, l'effectif aligné pour l'occasion étant très jeune, et issu du centre de formation. La phase de poules est terminée à la première place avec cinq victoires et un nul. L'OL échoue en seizième de finale, contre Tottenham.
Cependant, la deuxième partie de saison est plus difficile. L'OL est, à trois journées de la fin du championnat, troisième à quatre points de l'OM et 11 points du PSG. Finalement, les Lyonnais parviennent à conserver la troisième place, qualificative pour le troisième tour préliminaire de Ligue des champions. Garde doit toutefois s'attendre à un nouveau mercato agité, avec les départs évoqués de Bafétimbi Gomis et de Jimmy Briand.
Le début de saison 2013-2014 commence très bien, avec 4 victoires consécutives (2 en ligue 1 et 2 en Ligue des champions). Cependant, dès les barrages de la Ligue des champions face au club espagnol du Real Sociedad, Lyon décroche et perd ses deux matchs 2-0. Le club rhodanien ne jouera que la Ligue Europa 2013-2014. La suite de la saison est en demi-teinte pour l'entraîneur rhodanien. En effet, au premier avril, le club n'est que cinquième du championnat à 6 points de l'ennemi de toujours, l'AS Saint-Etienne, qui est venu s'imposer à Gerland le 30/03/2014 sur le score de 2-1. Mais l'Olympique lyonnais parvient tout de même à arriver en finale de la Coupe de la Ligue face au PSG de Laurent Blanc. C'est sur la scène européenne que l'Olympique lyonnais de Rémi Garde se montre le plus convaincant, en accédant aux quarts de finale de la League Europa. Lors de ce tour de la compétition les Lyonnais affrontent l'un des favoris, le Juventus de Turin. Lyon quittera la compétition en s'inclinant 0-1 à Gerland, puis 2-1 une semaine après au Juventus Stadium.
Le , après des mois d'hésitations à la suite des nombreuses propositions de renouvellement de contrat émises par la direction lyonnaise, la presse annonce que Rémi Garde refuse le poste et quitte donc son club de cœur après 3 saisons. Il est remplacé par Hubert Fournier.
Expérience anglaise à Aston Villa
Le , il signe pour le club d'Aston Villa, alors dernier du championnat. Il remplace Tim Sherwood, mais il ne parvient pas à redresser le club au classement. Par consentement mutuel, il quitte le club anglais le .
Départ en MLS à l'Impact de Montréal
Le , il est appelé par le président Joey Saputo à occuper le poste d'entraineur-chef de l'Impact de Montréal pour une durée de deux ans (plus une troisième en option) en vue de la saison 2018 de la Major League Soccer (MLS). L'une de ses premières décisions est de faire venir à ses côtés au poste d'entraineur des gardiens Joël Bats, avec qui il a longtemps collaboré à Lyon.
Il s'entoure aussi de l'ancien préparateur physique de l'Équipe de France de football Robert Duverne. Après une saison difficile, il échoue à qualifier le club pour les séries éliminatoires en 2018.
Pour sa deuxième année, l'équipe effectue une très bonne première moitié de championnat mais privé de son meilleur joueur Nacho Piatti, l'Impact redescend vers le milieu du classement par la suite. Kevin Gilmore, le nouveau président arrivé à l'aube de la saison 2019, le licencie le , à la suite d'une série de contre-performances, bien que le club soit alors septième de la Conférence Est de la MLS et toujours en course pour les séries éliminatoires et le championnat canadien.
Statistiques détaillées
Joueur
(Mise à jour au )
Entraîneur
(Mise à jour au )
Palmarès joueur
En club
Champion d'Angleterre en 1998 avec Arsenal FC
Champion de France de Division 2 en 1989 avec Olympique lyonnais
Vainqueur du Charity Shield en 1998 avec Arsenal FC
Vainqueur de la Coupe Intertoto en 1995 avec le RC Strasbourg
Finaliste de la Coupe de France en 1995 avec le RC Strasbourg
En équipe de France
6 sélections entre 1990 et 1992
Vainqueur du tournoi du Koweït en 1990
Palmarès entraîneur
Vainqueur de la Coupe de France en 2012 avec l'Olympique lyonnais
Vainqueur du Trophée des champions en 2012 avec l'Olympique lyonnais
Finaliste de la Coupe de la Ligue en 2012 et en 2014 avec l'Olympique lyonnais
Distinctions personnelles et records
Membre de l'équipe de France alignant 19 matchs sans défaite entre et le , plus longue série à l'époque
Membre de l'équipe de France remportant chacun de ses huit matchs des Qualifications à l'Euro 1992, une première en Europe à l'époque.
Notes et références
Liens externes
Footballeur international français
Joueur de l'Olympique lyonnais
Joueur du Racing Club de Strasbourg
Joueur de l'Arsenal FC
Consultant sportif
Entraîneur français de football
Entraîneur de l'Olympique lyonnais
Entraîneur de l'Aston Villa FC
Entraîneur du CF Montréal
Naissance en avril 1966
Naissance à L'Arbresle | {
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Home Courts East Fishkill Fire District sues over glitches in $1M ladder truck
East Fishkill Fire District sues over glitches in $1M ladder truck
Bill Heltzel
New York's lemon law lacks the firepower that local firefighters need to address concerns about a $1 million ladder truck.
The East Fishkill Fire District sued Ferrara Fire Apparatus Inc. on Jan. 22 in White Plains federal court, citing a Louisiana law that holds that a buyer would not have purchased something had they known it was useless.
"The defects related to the truck's bucket and ladder have rendered the truck absolutely useless" the lawsuit states, "for its intended purpose of being used in rescue operations."
Image via East Fishkill Fire District website
Ferrara, based in Holden, Louisiana, did not respond to an email message asking for its side of the story.
East Fishkill agreed in 2013 to buy a Ferrara rear mounted, platform ladder truck for $1,002,351. It was delivered in January 2015.
By March 2015, according to the lawsuit, the avoidance system for the truck's bucket malfunctioned.
The complaint lists another 27 glitches over five years, with the check engine light, avoidance system, intake manifold, exhaust system, switches, lights, corroded wires, air intake pipe, leaks, loose screws and bolts, a "mansaver" bar and the generator.
The ladder and bucket were continual concerns. The joystick allegedly would not move the bucket properly. Lights on the bucket didn't work. After new software was installed, the ladder would not retract. At one point, the bucket listed "dangerously" to one side when the joystick was malfunctioning.
On another occasion, the complaint states an emergency override had to be used to lower the bucket. This past August, while the truck was out of service, the bucket allegedly dropped.
Ferrara technicians came to Hopewell Junction at least 13 times, according to the complaint's litany of defects, and the company serviced the truck at its own facilities at least twice.
Over the five-year period, the lawsuit states, the ladder truck was out of service for about a year.
New York's lemon law, to be clear, is a consumer protection law that applies to cars. East Fishkill is suing under Louisiana's "redhibitory defects" law that grants buyers a warranty against defects that are so bad, according to the complaint, "that the thing sold is absolutely useless for its intended purposes" or that the customer would not have bought it "had the purchaser known of the defect."
Ferrara informed the fire district last July that the defects could not be cured, according to the lawsuit.
The fire district asserts that Ferrara must return the full purchase price, plus interest, under Louisiana law. It also accuses the company of breach of contract and unjust enrichment.
East Fishkill is represented by Poughkeepsie attorney David R. Wise.
David Wise
East Fishkill Fire District
Ferrara Fire Apparatus
ladder truck
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Bill Heltzel has covered criminal justice, courts, government and sports – as a beat reporter and investigative reporter – for daily newspapers in Florida, Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. He worked for Bloomberg LP in training and sales. He joined The Business Journal in 2016.
jim January 28, 2020 at 5:23 pm
No such thing as an unsolvable problem. Just incompetent people.
Bob Fowler January 30, 2020 at 1:43 pm
Don't worry, as soon as Gov Cuomo figures out how to make money on an extended lemon law, everything will be better. | {
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Khun Somboon Chaowanakosol, better known as Master Bobi, is certainly not shy about coming forward to tell you about his achievements, but then he has achieved a lot. He has an amazing passion for his work an almost messianic desire to share his thoughts, ideas and beliefs with both his customers and the world.
Bobi is the owner of ISOPTIK, the hi-end eyeglasses centre located on the 4th floor of the ERAWAN BANGKOK in the fashionable heart of downtown Bangkok. Describing ISOPTIK is a case of superlatives, after all this is a store that stocks the most expensive eyeglasses in the world, with some pairs coming in at a cool half a million Baht, and boasts the very latest in cutting edge technology and equipment.
But, you could also use superlatives to describe the man behind the store. Bobi has earned the title of one of the best progressive lenses fitters in the world capable of giving his customers the quality of hi-end vision they enjoyed when they were young. Such is his reputation that he is now courted by opticians, doctors and lenses manufacturers from all over the globe keen to learn from his techniques and unrivalled experience.
His enthusiasm is definitely infectious and when you meet him you can't help but get swept up in the passion he shows for his subject. "You have to love what you do. If you do then you will enjoy your work but also do very well in your work. I make eyeglasses with all of my heart," points out the master lenses fitter. "I don't care about profit and loss all I care about is my customers, my happiness is when my helps gives my customers a better life. At the end of the day I am not selling eyeglasses I am selling the best vision for better life."
Copyright 2009 www.masterbobi.com By ISOPTIK Co.,Ltd. | {
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from xdrlib import Packer, Unpacker
from .clawback_claimable_balance_result_code import ClawbackClaimableBalanceResultCode
__all__ = ["ClawbackClaimableBalanceResult"]
class ClawbackClaimableBalanceResult:
"""
XDR Source Code::
union ClawbackClaimableBalanceResult switch (
ClawbackClaimableBalanceResultCode code)
{
case CLAWBACK_CLAIMABLE_BALANCE_SUCCESS:
void;
default:
void;
};
"""
def __init__(
self,
code: ClawbackClaimableBalanceResultCode,
) -> None:
self.code = code
def pack(self, packer: Packer) -> None:
self.code.pack(packer)
if (
self.code
== ClawbackClaimableBalanceResultCode.CLAWBACK_CLAIMABLE_BALANCE_SUCCESS
):
return
@classmethod
def unpack(cls, unpacker: Unpacker) -> "ClawbackClaimableBalanceResult":
code = ClawbackClaimableBalanceResultCode.unpack(unpacker)
if (
code
== ClawbackClaimableBalanceResultCode.CLAWBACK_CLAIMABLE_BALANCE_SUCCESS
):
return cls(code=code)
return cls(code=code)
def to_xdr_bytes(self) -> bytes:
packer = Packer()
self.pack(packer)
return packer.get_buffer()
@classmethod
def from_xdr_bytes(cls, xdr: bytes) -> "ClawbackClaimableBalanceResult":
unpacker = Unpacker(xdr)
return cls.unpack(unpacker)
def to_xdr(self) -> str:
xdr_bytes = self.to_xdr_bytes()
return base64.b64encode(xdr_bytes).decode()
@classmethod
def from_xdr(cls, xdr: str) -> "ClawbackClaimableBalanceResult":
xdr_bytes = base64.b64decode(xdr.encode())
return cls.from_xdr_bytes(xdr_bytes)
def __eq__(self, other: object):
if not isinstance(other, self.__class__):
return NotImplemented
return self.code == other.code
def __str__(self):
out = []
out.append(f"code={self.code}")
return f"<ClawbackClaimableBalanceResult [{', '.join(out)}]>"
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Ryan and Hope were an amazing couple to photograph. I just love heading out into the country for sessions. So when Hope told us she wanted her maternity session out at a relative's farm, we were excited to get started. We pulled up to the farm and I couldn't help but to grin. The area was amazing! Then it got even better as Hope and Ryan stepped out to greet us. They were smiling, and you could just see the beautiful glow of pregnancy that surround Hope. The session turned out perfectly. | {
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As coincidence would have it, I first reviewed Il Pescatore, the family homey Italian restaurant on Primrose Drive, exactly 20 years ago this week. And now that it has reached that milestone, it can be declared an Orlando Classic.
It was Marie and Stefano LaComarre who purchased what was Sorrento's Italian and renamed it Il Pescatore, or the fisherman. It was never meant to be a seafood restaurant, and in fact seafood was never its forte. The name was merely an homage to Stefano's childhood on the waters of his native Sicily.
(The LaComarre's, of course, eventually sold Il Pescatore and opened Stefano's Trattoria in Winter Springs, which they also sold and which still thrives today under the ownership of Alejandro Martinez. Lacomarre now cooks at his son's Altamonte Springs restaurant, Nonno's.)
Lacomarre's influence is still seen on Il Pescatore's menu today – I wonder how many menus in the area feature Tortellini di Stefano? But it reads, as it always has, as a stereotypical Italian American menu that you might find in any red-and-white checker-clothed trattoria. (It did, in fact, have such tablecloths in '91 but they no longer drape the tables today.) But with an occasional surprise.
Palma Maria permanently closed
Palma Maria, the longtime family operated Italian restaurant in Casselberry, is closing permanently.
The restaurant had closed Jan. 4 following the death of its owner and operator Peter Rosinola Jr. In a post Monday afternoon on the Palma Maria Facebook page, the family announced that it would not reopen. Besides the loss of Rosinola, the hardships that Covid-19 has visited on businesses, especially restaurants, was another reason, according to sources familiar with the business.
Palma Maria – named for the family's grandmother – was one of the area's older restaurants. I first reviewed it in 1991 when it was already an established favorite among locals. It gained renown for baking its own bread and presenting each table with a whole loaf to enjoy with the meal and bagging up any bread that was left to take home.
A reusable, exchangeable takeout container
Here's a dandy idea.
One of the downfalls of the rise in takeout is the regrettable single-use foam and plastic containers in which the food is packaged. The containers are convenient, relatively cheap, easy to use, and potentially an ecological disaster.
So that's why I like this product from M'Porte, a San Diego company. It's marketing reusable to-go containers that customers purchase and then exchange with their next order.
Restaurants participating in the M'Porte exchange program will take a customer's container – rinsed of any food residue – and exchange it for a cleaned and sanitized one filled with more delicious and guilt-free food. Well, at least free of guilt from trashing the environment.
And my understanding of the program is that the container isn't tied to just one restaurant but can be exchanged at any participating eatery. And, the restaurants take 25 cents off the order, which sounds like sort of a big whoop kind of deal but those quarters can eventually add up.
The containers are leak proof and made of food grade stainless steel. They can hold up to 50 ounces of food and can be placed in the over to reheat the takeout (if you remove the silicone seal that makes it leak proof).
Currently, only a handful of restaurants in Del Mar and Encinitas are participating in the exchange program. But it sure would be nice to see it expand to Central Florida.
What do you think – would you participate in a reusable takeout container exchange program?
Newsy Nuggets: A downtown food hall and other stuff
The capacious atrium of what was formerly SunTrust Tower in downtown Orlando will be the home of South Orange Provisions, a nine-vendor food hall set to open later this year. SunTrust has moved a block away to Garland Avenue in the newly constructed tower with a hotel on its upper floors. (I wonder: Did SunTrust even bother to rent a U-Haul or did they just push everything over to the new building on their rolling desk chairs?)
As first reported by Mark Baratelli of The Daily City, the food hall will have 10,000 square feet with dining inside and outside in a shaded park. A brochure for the project touts its "Main and Main" location, which is to say it is at Orange Avenue and Church Street. (The brochure also says the project will open in third quarter of 2020, but we're not going to hold them to that.)
This is a big space to fill, not just horizontally but vertically, too – the atrium soars eight stories. And it held one of my favorite pieces of public art in Orlando: A sculpture by George Segal of two flying trapeze artists in Segal's signature white plaster style. It was stunning – one figure hanging on the trapeze by his knees about to catch another in midair – and it was so high up that most people probably didn't even know it was there. I've asked the real estate firm overseeing the project what has become of the art but haven't heard back.
I love all the mom and pop restaurants, the little eateries serving sandwiches, barbecue, comfort foods and myriad cuisines of other countries and cultures.
But sometimes you want something a little more upscale, a special occasion splurge. So the other day I said to my Covid companion, "Let's do Eddie V's tonight." It was a welcomed suggestion.
Eddie V's, of course, is the upscale Darden brand on Sand Lake Road's Restaurant Row specializing in seafood. Fish is a tough thing to do for off-premises dining, but if anyone could pull it off I was sure Eddie V's could.
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The social media network Facebook had announced a massive security breach which was originally estimated 50 million, but the exact figures were nearly 30 million.
The company has announced on Friday that hackers were able to access username, gender, locale/language, relationship status, religion, hometown, self-reported current city, birthdate, device types used to access Facebook, education, work, the last 10 places they checked into or were tagged in, website, people or Pages they follow, and the 15 most recent searches. However, there were not able to access sensitive details like passwords or financial information.
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My sister is a Health Care Professional with a Bachelor's degree working in Government sector. She is currently living in Nadiad. We come from an Upper middle class, Joint family background with Traditional values.
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The USHL has announced the referees and linesmen for the upcoming USHL/NHL Top Prospects game.
USA Hockey officials named to the game are referees Eric Krasnichuk (#7) and Jake Rekucki (#10), along with linesmen Elliott Bucholz (#43) and Rhodes Dolan (#81).
All four currently work in the USHL, as well as in other leagues, including the ECHL and NCAA hockey. Dolan and Krasnichuk also worked the USHL's 2017 Clark Cup Finals.
Full player rosters for Team East and Team West have been posted at USHL.com.
The coaches for the game will be Anthony Noreen (Tri-City Storm, USHL) for Team West and Brad Patterson (Youngstown Phantoms, USHL) for Team East.
Tickets for the game are available via the Tri-City Storm.
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Beautiful page to remember such a beautiful day! I like all the paper strips on both sides of the photo.
She is precious. Loved reading the journaling. The papers are perfectly placed and I love that star scatter and the journaling on the labels.
This is an incredible special day story and you did a beautiful job telling it! Thank you for joining me for the first month of the Storytelling Challenge.
Lovely photo and beautiful journaling. I like the colourful papers you used, matching the toys in the photo so well. Love the word strips. | {
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Sillfiske i Bohuslän, známý také pod názvem Sillfiske vid Västkusten, je švédský němý film z roku 1906. Producentem je N. E. Sterner. Film trvá zhruba 8 minut. Film se natáčel v lednu 1906 v Bohuslänu a premiéru měl 20. ledna 1906.
Děj
Film zachycuje lov sleďů.
Externí odkazy
Švédské černobílé filmy
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The most enjoyable part of selling beeswax online is getting to know the people and businesses that buy our beeswax. We would like to personally introduce them to you and encourage you to shop with them if you choose not to make your own products. Say hi from us.
You will find candles, wood conditioner, archery wax, herbal skin care products, lip balm, and soaps in their online stores.
Located in Ashley, Indiana. Carrying a complete line of equipment for bow hunting along with making their own archery wax for bowstrings.
Rick and Mary Siewert reclaim discarded trees to create beautiful high-quality wood products; flooring, cutting boards, cribbage boards, and custom items using wood conditioner from beeswax.
Owners Audrey and Jonny enjoy creating beautiful beeswax candles with our very own beeswax. Their passion for candle making shines through in their candles. They have just moved into their very own brick and mortar store in Minneapolis.
Owned by Lisa Edson, Herbalist and Reiki Master in Cummington, Massachusetts. Offering natural and effective herbal skin care products for your health and well being.
Located in Minneapolis, MN – Jabon discovered our beeswax which they use to create a lip balm that meets their high standards. Along with the lip balm they have a product line of soaps.
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7. Complying with GMP standard, all product contact parts are in stainless steel or food grade materials, guarantee hygiene and security of the food.
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Whilst the client's products all meet their manufacturing specification limits (and, hence, are good to go the distribution channel and consumers), the dashboard uses statistical process control (SPC) rules to provide automatic warnings when one or more production processes are drifting away from their central point of operation. Hence, the client's staff get an early warning and can bring the process back on track before it ever goes wrong.
My client wants to make a step change in their capability with regard to a) ability to perform more complex statistical process control activity, and b) data exploration, analysis and visualisation for circumstances where the root cause of the process drift is not immediately apparent. The step change may require software tools that are more advanced and sophisticated than their current reporting tool can provide. Thus, I'm running a gap analysis of their requirements against their current technology, and I'll be running a product selection exercise if/when gaps are found.
It's an interesting context and an interesting challenge, and I'm looking forward to driving our progress over the next few weeks and months.
Of course, no mention of data visualisation is complete without a reference to Hans Rosling's fabulous treatise on health versus wealth for 200 countries over 200 years which I featured back in December 2010. | {
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Dr Marion McGarry
Recent publications & features:
Dr Marion McGarry is an Irish writer and historian based in Sligo. She lectures at Galway Mayo Institute of Technology (GMIT), has a PhD from Ulster University and a Master's Degree from University of Limerick. She has authored four books, is a heritage consultant and designer/illustrator.
Independent research interests: Irish folklife, customs, vernacular architecture and furniture, 19th-20th century. Identity in medieval revival styles in Irish 'Big House' architecture in 19th century. The influence of Sligo's cholera epidemic of 1832 on Bram Stoker's fiction. The history of trees in Ireland. Contemporary Irish furniture and timber products.
BOOKS:
Marion McGarry, Irish Customs and Rituals: How Our Ancestors Celebrated Life and the Seasons (forthcoming Orpen Press, 2020).
https://orpenpress.com/books/irish-customs-and-rituals-how-our-ancestors-celebrated-life-and-the-seasons/
Marion McGarry and Dermot O'Donovan, See the Wood From the Trees (Artisan House, 2018). https://artisanhouse.ie/product/see-the-wood-from-the-trees/
Marion McGarry, The Irish Cottage: History, Culture and Design (Orpen Press, 2017).
https://orpenpress.com/books/the-irish-cottage-history-culture-and-design/
Marion McGarry, An Illustrated Dictionary of Furniture and Interiors (Stobart Davies, 2014)
An Illustrated Dictionary of Furniture & Interiors : Marion McGarry : 9780854421428 (bookdepository.com)
Email: [email protected] / Twitter: @marion_mcgarry / Instagram: drmarionmcgarry
ARTICLES AVAILABLE ONLINE:
Irish Humanities Alliance Blog, 27 October, 2020. 'Halloween in Ireland: a merry gathering in the face of fear'.
https://www.irishhumanities.com/blog/halloween-a-merry-celebration-in-the-face-of-fear/
RTÉ Brainstorm, 28 September, 2020. 'Are the wrong office chairs and desks causing injuries to home workers?'
https://www.rte.ie/brainstorm/2020/0928/1167889-working-from-home-office-chair-desk-furniture-posure-injuries/
RTÉ Brainstorm, 14 August, 2020. 'Why heritage matters'.
https://www.rte.ie/brainstorm/2020/0812/1158801-national-heritage-week-ireland-funding-government/
RTÉ Brainstorm, 6 July 2020. 'A guide to piseogs: Ireland's sinister folk magic spells' https://www.rte.ie/brainstorm/2020/0706/1151667-piseogs-ireland-folklore-evil-magic-spells/
RTÉ Brainstorm, 27 May 2020. 'Why next Sunday is the unluckiest day of the year'
https://www.rte.ie/brainstorm/2020/0526/1142680-whit-sunday-ireland-folklore-tradition/
Irish Humanities Alliance Blog, 21 May 2020. 'Life under lockdown: the 1832 cholera epidemic as seen by Charlotte Stoker' https://www.irishhumanities.com/blog/life-under-lockdown-the-1832-cholera-epidemic/
RTÉ Brainstorm, 6 May 2020. 'Death, sex, superstition and fear: the Hawthorn tree in Ireland'
https://www.rte.ie/brainstorm/2020/0506/1136776-hawthorn-tree-ireland-folklore/
RTÉ Brainstorm, 15 April 2020. 'The evolution of the Irish funeral ritual'
https://www.rte.ie/brainstorm/2020/0415/1130559-ireland-funerals-wakes-death-rituals-coronavirus/
RTÉ Brainstorm podcast: 1 April 2020. 'Covid 19: when panic, conspiracy theories, quack cures and folklore collide'
https://www.rte.ie/brainstorm/2020/0401/1127754-conspiracy-theories-quack-cures-fake-news-pandemics-folklore/
RTÉ Brainstorm: 26 February 2020. 'When Lent in Ireland meant no sex, music, alcohol or merrymaking' https://www.rte.ie/brainstorm/2020/0225/1117546-lent-in-ireland/
RTÉ Brainstorm: 25 February 2020. 'The weird traditions around Pancake Tuesday'. https://www.rte.ie/brainstorm/2020/0224/1117313-pancake-shrove-tuesday-ireland-folklore-history/
Irish Independent: 1 February 2020. 'Biddy boys, holy wells and dreams of love: how to mark St Brigid's Day' https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/biddy-boys-holy-wells-and-dreams-of-love-how-to-mark-st-brigids-day-38911569.html
RTÉ Brainstorm: 6 January 2020. 'The roots and traditions of Nollaig na mBan' https://www.rte.ie/brainstorm/2020/0102/1103975-the-roots-and-traditions-of-nollaig-na-mban/
RTÉ Brainstorm: 19 December 2019. 'How our ancestors enjoyed a sustainable Christmas'
https://www.rte.ie/brainstorm/2019/1218/1101925-how-our-ancestors-enjoyed-a-sustainable-christmas/
RTÉ Brainstorm: 11 November 2019. 'Blood sacrifice rites in Irish tradition'
https://www.rte.ie/brainstorm/2019/1108/1089533-martinmas-blood-sacrifice-rites-ireland-november-11th/
RTÉ Brainstorm: 30 October 2019. 'Beyond the brack: Irish Halloween folk magic and spells'
https://www.rte.ie/brainstorm/2019/1016/1083781-a-guide-to-irish-halloween-magic-spells/
RTÉ Brainstorm: 27 September 2019. 'Geese, daisies and debts: Michaelmas customs in Ireland'
https://www.rte.ie/brainstorm/2019/0926/1078446-geese-and-paying-the-rent-michaelmas-customs-in-ireland/
RTÉ Brainstorm: 25 July 2019. 'Why the last Sunday in July was celebrated in Ireland of old'
https://www.rte.ie/brainstorm/2019/0723/1064857-why-the-last-sunday-in-july-was-celebrated-in-ireland-of-old/
SelfBuild Ireland magazine: Autumn 2019. 'The B-Word' The influence of Bungalow Bliss on modern Irish vernacular architecture; pp 122-6 https://issuu.com/selfbuildireland/docs/autumn_2019
RTÉ Brainstorm: 2 July 2019. 'A potted history of change in the Phoenix Park' https://www.rte.ie/brainstorm/2019/0701/1059540-a-potted-history-of-change-in-the-phoenix-park/
SelfBuild Ireland magazine: Summer 2019. 'Choosing the right materials for your kitchen'. https://selfbuild.ie/advice/the-right-materials-for-your-kitchen/
RTÉ Brainstorm: 30 April 2019. 'Fire, water, light and luck: Bealtaine traditions in Ireland' https://www.rte.ie/brainstorm/2019/0429/1046282-fire-water-light-and-luck-bealtaine-traditions-in-ireland/
SelfBuild Ireland magazine: Spring 2019. 'Kitchen styles' on contemporary furniture design https://selfbuild.ie/basics/kitchen-styles/
RTÉ Brainstorm: 15 Mar 2019. 'A day off Lent: St Patrick's Day traditions from the past' https://www.rte.ie/brainstorm/2019/0314/1036394-a-day-off-from-lent-st-patricks-day-traditions-from-the-past/
RTÉ Brainstorm: 8 Jan 2019. 'Room to improve: the homes of Ireland's nineteenth century rural poor' https://www.rte.ie/brainstorm/2019/0107/1021775-room-to-improve-the-homes-of-irelands-19th-century-rural-poor/
SelfBuild Ireland magazine: Winter 2018. 'Tailored kitchen design' on contemporary furniture design https://selfbuild.ie/advice/tailored-kitchen-design/
RTÉ Brainstorm: 17 Dec 2018. 'What was Christmas like in rural Ireland back in the day?' https://www.rte.ie/eile/brainstorm/2018/1217/1017597-what-was-christmas-like-in-rural-ireland-back-in-the-day/
Irish Independent: 10 November 2018. 'Cholera, Sligo and the shaping of Dracula: Stories of victims being buried alive haunted Bram Stoker's mother' https://www.independent.ie/entertainment/books/cholera-sligo-and-the-shaping-of-dracula-stories-of-victims-being-buried-alive-haunted-bram-stokers-mother-37508980.html
RTÉ Brainstorm: 30th October 2018. ' Was Dracula Irish?' https://www.rte.ie/eile/brainstorm/2018/1024/1006320-was-dracula-irish/
RTÉ Brainstorm: 23rd October 2018. 'Seven things you probably didn't know about Áras an Uachtaráin' https://www.rte.ie/eile/brainstorm/2018/1023/1006054-7-things-you-probably-didnt-know-about-aras-an-uachtarain/
The Irish Times, September 14, 2018 'Why the Áras furnished Letterfrack with storm-felled trees' article co-authored with Dermot O'Donovan.
SelfBuild Ireland magazine: Spring 2018. 'The First Irish Self-Builds' https://selfbuild.ie/advice/the-first-irish-self-builds
INTERVIEWS: Podcasts & print
July 2020: Guest on The Irish History Show, podcast here:
http://irishhistoryshow.ie/62-bram-stoker-and-the-sligo-cholera-epidemic-of-1832/
June 2020: Interview on pandemics and literature in this article by Ronan Connell in Atlas Obscura: https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/irish-epidemic-inspired-dracula
April 2020: Interview on pandemics and literature for this article by Colin Murphy for the Sunday Business Post: https://www.businesspost.ie/coronavirus/facing-down-a-virus-d2e32d37
February 2020: Guest on RTE News at One with Áine Lawlor discussing old Irish Shrove traditions
https://www.rte.ie/radio/radioplayer/html5/#/radio1/21720049
January 2020: Talk on Irish folklore and customs for Cranmore Community Co-op, Sligo. https://soundcloud.com/ken-gunning-221356668/irish-folklore-and-customs
October 2019: Guest on Kildare FM's Kildare Focus with Ciara Plunkett, discussing Bram Stoker's connection to Sligo (begins 37:30 mins)
https://soundcloud.com/kfmradiokildare/kildare-focus-31-10-19
April 2019: Guest on Clare FM's Morning Focus with Gavin Grace, discussing traditional Irish cottages:
http://www.clare.fm/blog/morning-focus-tuesday-9th-april-2019/
December 2018: RTÉ Liveline Christmas special, studio guest with Joe Duffy, discussing traditional Irish Christmas customs (begins 29 mins approx.): https://www.rte.ie/radio1/liveline/programmes/2018/1220/1018391-liveline-thursday-20-december-2018/
November 2018: 'Cholera = Dracula' paper presented at the Bodies of Data conference hosted by the Irish Humanities Alliance in collaboration with UCD and DIT. https://soundcloud.com/ucd-digital-culture/marion-mcgarry-dracula-cholera?in=ucd-digital-culture/sets/bodies-of-data-intersecting-medical-and-digital-humanities
October 2020: Interview on old Irish customs and beliefs of Samhain on RTÉ Brainstorm:
https://www.rte.ie/brainstorm/2020/1021/1173088-how-the-irish-really-invented-halloween/
October 2019: Introducing Dacre Stoker at The Word, Sligo Central Library:
https://sligolibrary.ie/sligo-central-library/
October 2019: RTE News: Connection Between Sligo and Dracula Strengthened:
https://www.rte.ie/news/connacht/2019/1023/1085242-dracula-sligo-connection/
ACADEMIC / PEER REVIEWED JOURNALS:
McGarry, M. (2020) Book Review: "Bram Stoker and the Late Victorian World ed. by Matthew Gibson and Sabine Lenore Muller" in Irish Studies Review, Vol 28, Issue 2, 2020.
https://www.tandfonline.com/eprint/VBHIAAFY67EVZKVA7ZCX/full?target=10.1080/09670882.2020.1748085
McGarry, M. (2020) "Cholera=Dracula: the influences of Sligo's cholera epidemic of 1832 on Bram Stoker's novel Dracula (1897)" in Journal of Medical Humanities special edition entitled 'Epidemics and Disease in Ireland; Literature, Culture, Histories', forthcoming.
McGarry, M. (2019) 'Bram Stoker in Ballymote' in The Corran Herald (the Journal of the Ballymote Heritage Group), Issue 52, 2019-2020, PP. 82-85.
McGarry, M. (2018) Book Review: "Making Majesty: The Throne Room in Dublin Castle, a Cultural History ed. by Myles Campbell and William Derham" in Irish Studies Review, Vol 26, Issue 3, 2018. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/09670882.2018.1483706
McGarry, M. (2017) Book Review: "Ireland's Harp: the Shaping of Irish Identity (1770-1880) by Marie Louise O'Donnell" in Irish Studies Review, Vol 25, Issue 3, 2017.
http://www.tandfonline.com/eprint/ZMfWpYXHHDUQPkzDTmWe/full
McGarry, M. "Creating a Noble Past: The Design of Glenstal Abbey" History Ireland magazine: Issue 2 (March – April 2010), Volume 18. http://www.historyireland.com/18th-19th-century-history/creating-a-noble-past-the-design-of-glenstal-castle-1836-61/
McGarry, M. and Elkadi, H. (2009) "'Norman' Architecture: Perception of Origin and Power in Irish Cultural Heritage" in Interrogating Tradition Series; Traditional Settlements Review, Berkeley.
McGarry, M. (2007) "The Design of Glenstal Castle" in The Journal for the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, Vol. 136, PP. 39-49.
McGarry, M. (2006) "The Architecture of Glenstal Castle (1836-1861)" in The Old Limerick Journal, Vol. 42, Winter 2006.
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There is no free parking in downtown San Jose, but there are many parking lots in downtown San Jose, and most of them cost less than the hotel's ($26/day, valet parking only) garage. See the Downtown San Jose Parking web page for details.
Another alternative, if you don't mind not having convenient access to your vehicle, is to drop off your things (and your traveling companions) at the Fairmont and then driving to a nearby VTA Light Rail station with free long-term parking. The nearest such station is Tamien Station. You can park there for up to 7 days in the "Airport" spaces and ride light rail back to the hotel, which is located at the Paseo de San Antonio stop. Light rail fare is $2 for a one-way trip.
Will the hotel allow dealer loading WITHOUT charging from the garage (as they did at World Fantasy)? I do NOT want to be hauling a van-load of books in through the front lobby from a parking lot three blocks away, or killing myself lifting 25+ cartons of books and 20+ bookcases (plus my hand-truck) up onto the loading dock, since (as you explained in the Dealer Info letter) that area does NOT have a ramp to get things up from street-level.
For ANY convention at the Fairmont we've used the loading dock behind the hotel. No charge, but you do have to lift the boxes up onto the dock.
You can use the loading dock to load or unload if you are an artist, dealer or exhibitor. However, you cannot park there when you are not loading or unloading.
As to the parking at $26 a day at the hotel , what about those that have a Handicap Placard and who are going to staying in the Hotel. What will be the parking rate for those people?
I just called the Fairmont and spoke with the hotel's front desk. They told me that there is no reduced-rate parking for people with a Handicap Placard. The only discount they offer is half-price parking for hybrid vehicles.
Is there hourly rates for the valet?
I have a rental car through Thursday (when we check in) and would like to stop at the hotel for check in before returning it, but not if I'm going to be hit with the daily rate. If the daily rate is all they have, I'll park elsewhere and walk.
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Father John Misty's Pure Comedy let us in on the joke
By Ryan Lunn / 05 April 2017, 13:22 BST
Pure Comedy
Get it on: Amazon
It was always going to be difficult for 35-year-old Josh Tillman, aka Father John Misty, to follow up I Love You, Honeybear - his 2015 career-defining album – but on his new full-length, Pure Comedy, he completely disregards his past successes and instead tentatively focuses on the grim road ahead.
Honeybear stood out as an album about love that was neither passé nor cringe, that is if you have the chutzpah to call it an album about love – it was more of an album about insecurity riddled with randy one liners, serving as an honest portrayal of modern romance rather than a meticulously-planned Instagram brunch with 'bae' or a sunset walk with 'this one'; it was a fucked-up love album for fucked-up times, if you will.
In that regard, it's interesting just how similar Pure Comedy is to Honeybear, despite their obvious differences. While they have their similarities in terms of core brutal honesty and irony, the subject matters are inherently separated - Comedy serves as take on the pitiful state of modern politics, whereas Honeybear focused on removing bland clichés from music about romance. You shouldn't fall for the façade that these albums are about politics or romance, though - make no mistake, both of these are albums about the life and times of Josh Tillman.
Having said that, Pure Comedy is a complex album that does address the futility of politics, with "Two Wildly Different Perspectives" serving as best example of what Misty's trying to say here – political parties ridiculing each other is pointless and gets us nowhere. Who's right and who's wrong? How do we know? And, what does that literally even mean?
However, it's very easy to misread Pure Comedy as an album that's pretentious, preachy and just generally too long (in the digital age of short attention spans and musical clickbait, the 13 tracks here clock in at a majestic 75 minutes). But, Misty's charming grandiosity puts his planned preachiness into perspective. He's joking, right? After all, it's difficult to take someone who opens a song with "Bedding Taylor Swift every night inside the Oculus Rift" seriously.
Yeah, of course he's joking – he's the Willy Wonka of folk rock that also happens to be too smart for his own good. He's aware of how these songs could be misunderstood as preachy, and it's intentional – he even plays into his ironic, bearded white guy shtick on several occasions: "Oh great, that's just what we all need / Another white guy in 2017 who takes himself so goddamn seriously," he's told on the 13-minute self-doubt anthem "Leaving LA".
In fact, "Leaving LA" sees Misty on some of his best form, with quips like "Five foot chicks with parted lips selling sweatshop jeans", "LA phonies and their bullshit bands that sound like dollar signs and Amy Grant" and "It's the pull quote from my last cover piece, entitled 'The Oldest Man in Folk Rock Speaks'", sprawling across the slow and exaggerated 13 minutes - the track uses the beauty of strings and a gentle acoustic guitar to juxtapose the boredom of Misty's elongated diary entries in order to highlight his self-deprecation, while also playing into his perceived pretentiousness. It's not the best track on the album, but it's a good demonstration of just how much Misty doesn't give a shit about what you think of him and his music.
Much more lively are the albums clear standout tracks "Total Entertainment Forever" and "Ballad of the Dying Man". The former (which boasts the aforementioned Taylor Swift lyric) will keep you entertained and reaching for the repeat button for as long as the title suggests, while the latter is a classic deadly Tillman cocktail, laced with his trademark wit and underlying scorn as he describes a dying man who wastes his final moments by checking his newsfeed one last time.
Album opener and title track "Pure Comedy" sets the tone for the record and contains some of Misty's most political lines yet: "Oh, their religions are the best
/ They worship themselves yet they're totally obsessed with risen zombies, celestial virgins, magic tricks, these unbelievable outfits / And they get terribly upset
when you question their sacred texts
, written by woman-hating epileptics," while "Things It Would Have Been Useful to Know Before the Revolution" is one of Misty's smartest songs to date, as he details a fictional reality that would take place if the world were free from its contemporary shackles and resorted back to its primal state.
Thank god that we haven't just been given Honeybear Part Two, though. Sure, the sarcasm, the self-righteousness and the sanctimony of Honeybear is present in Comedy, but it's packaged differently. At times, Pure Comedy is every bit as smart and funny as its predecessor but it's unlikely it'll be as successful.
In retrospect, success isn't that paramount to Father John Misty's relevance right now. He's the embodiment and personification of the honest and overexposure that comes with the digitalisation of society, albeit through the outdated (although accessible and modernised) folk rock genre - he's overly self-confident, yet openly insecure; he's extremely critical, while his actions are wildly open to criticism.
He may only be another album (and/or a few tweets) away from becoming a parody of himself, but for now Pure Comedy is another elongated and extensive example of Misty's intense outlook on cliché, contradictory and conceived contemporary life. If misunderstood, it's easy to believe that the signified still signifies the signifier, but call Pure Comedy boring at your peril. The more you consider the deliberate indifference towards irony in Misty's work, the more it feels like he's letting you in on the joke.
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Will there be a V4 version?
That tube clip was very good. Did pull at the heart strings indeed.
Kara's Dream is an Excellent video. very emotional. That's it is rendered in real time in a game engine is simply mind boggling.
What is possible with real time rendering now, even at the consumer level is fantastic. Just check out the latest Unreal engine - very exciting for developers and artists too.
Don't get your hopes too high - most of the catchup sales had older items back to 50%, but not the items going live during the sale. I don't know whether it is of any comfort to you, but I am in the same boat.
Sweeeeet! This is just what i was needing and hoping for, for M4.
It jumped into my cart soon as I saw it.... Sale or no sale, I love stuff like this (and yeah, this is coming from having the stuff from rendo also) More the merrier!
Love the HK / Police addon set how it looks.
awesome job DZFire ! Keep up the kewlness!
Mohandai said: " this is coming from having the stuff from rendo also"
Can you point me in the direction of this stuff? I'm always on the lookout for cool cyborg/android stuff.
Finally had to do a render with the Cyborg in his own shape!
The biggest question is WHEN??!!
Yeah that would probably be a bad idea. Looking forward to seeing when it is out, any chance of getting some more sneak peaks?
Not everything released in the last month has been PA sale. Take the Summer Style Textures released today as an example. As you are releasing an addon pack I would have thought most would be OK. | {
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Jonathan counts his blessings
By Tunji Adegboyega On Oct 7, 2012
FG suffering from 'celebrating too soon syndrome'
President Goodluck Jonathan must have been a generous lecturer in his years at the Rivers State College of Education. In spite of the abysmal performance of his government on many fronts, the President still gave himself a pass mark in what was supposed to be his speech on the occasion of the country's 52nd Independence anniversary, last Monday. Indeed, his self-assessment reminds one of the lizard which falls from a wall and nods in self-appreciation of the 'feat' it has performed since the people around were not willing to acknowledge same.
Let's start with President Jonathan's claim on security. Is it not surprising that the President who always tells Nigerians that his government is 'on top of the security situation' has not celebrated the last two Independence anniversaries at the usual Eagle Square in Abuja? His aides are never short of excuses; no matter how illogical. I am sure if you ask them why this is so, they would readily tell you that it is because the celebrations have to be low-key; or that the President could mark the anniversary anywhere in the country; he could even choose to do it in his native Otuoke in Bayelsa State. But low-key or high-key, Nigerians want to see their President in a place they can connect with, like the Eagle Square, and not Aso Rock where only the privileged people attend cocktail circuits on behalf of themselves.
This year, the President still could not come out of the 'rock' to felicitate with his 'fellow Nigerians' on Independence Day; yet he was decked in full military ceremonial uniform. If someone promises to borrow one a dress, we have to assess what he is wearing before knowing whether to take him seriously or not. How does the President expect us to believe that his government is 'on top of the security situation' when he keeps waving to us from the safe confines of Aso Rock on Independence Day? Or, does he not give a damn about that, too?
If he has security reports that 'danger looms' if he goes to Eagle Square for the event, what of the rest of us that are not privileged to have such reports? The best people to score the President on security are the relatives of the many victims of the Boko Haram crisis, as well as the over 40 students massacred in Mubi, Adamawa State, hours after the President had beaten his chest that the security situation was improving.
Perhaps the most astonishing claim in the President's October 1 speech was that alleging that Transparency International (TI) rated Nigeria second after the United States, in anti-corruption efforts. This claim has been denied by TI and it has remained a source of embarrassment to the country. What the TI alleged claim has shown, further still, is the penchant of our government officials to do selective exposure, selective perception and selective retention. What do I mean? These people see only what they want to see. Take the case of the Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA) that recently alleged that some 800 companies closed down in the country between 2009 and 2011. The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (apparently in cahoots with the Federal Government, countered this and said, rather, that some 249 more companies had registered to operate in the country. They did not specify any time frame. Interestingly, it was the MAN statistics that the President referred to in his speech. In other words, that is what constitutes sweet music to the government's ears. But the government would be making a big mistake if it thinks that Nigerians believe such manipulations. Again, they are the ones whose children left schools years back and are still roaming the streets in spite of the Peoples Democratic Party's (PDP) 13-year rule in the country. So, they are in a better position to know whose statistics to believe, NACCIMA's or MAN's.
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The truth of the matter is that the kind of indefensible claim that the government made about its anti-corruption efforts is the way Nigerian officials bandy figures and claims; they had been doing it within for long, it is only that the attempt to begin'charity' abroad this time has backfired. They said they found the claim in Business Day newspaper. Would they have seen the report (even if published in the New York Times or Times of London) if it had been negative? Even if his aides had included such a claim in his speech, the President ought to have been truthful to himself to know that it is a bogus claim. Whatever his government is doing to fight corruption is based on pressure from Nigerians; it is not a thing the government initiated of its own volition. Perhaps the fuel subsidy scam is about the most important anti-corruption war the government is fighting, and we know what it took Nigerians to make the government rise to the occasion.
Even then, we are not sure if there would be any gain from the efforts if the matter is left completely in the hands of the present government. TI is not a frivolous body, neither are its scores as cheap as the President's when it comes to assessing countries' corruption profiles. Rather than apologise for misleading the President, one of his aides who should know said we need not lose sleep over the claim and that "People should focus on the message, namely that a lot of progress has been made and is still being made to tackle corruption in the system".
In the first place, this is in itself debatable; to now claim that Nigeria is the second country after the United States, in anti-corruption efforts, is taking a silly joke too far. Isn't there a gulf between sleep and death? Let no one make any mistake about it, the so-called 'notorious facts' that the President relied on in his anti-corruption claim was just a reflection of the shoddy manner the country is being governed. When government is honouring people, the medals would not go round; the next year when the medals go round, other arrangements would be mismanaged and recipients would be stranded on arrival in Abuja for the ceremony.
Another example is the Gross Domestic Product that the President claimed to be growing at 7.1 percent annually in spite of the global economic crisis. The question to ask is how does this translate to better life for Nigerians? Nigerians reject to live by figures alone; even though they know that that is what they are as far as their government is concerned – mere statistics!
Also, President Jonathan's claim on free and fair elections suffered from the same 'celebrating too soon syndrome'. The President had a free election last year because Nigerians overwhelmingly voted for him. If there is another poll today, the story would be different because the result would be significantly different from last year's.
Perhaps the only area that the President could claim to be making some progress is power supply. In spite of the phenomenal increase in the amount of megawatts available in the country, it is yet too early to lay claim to any credit in this regard. Let's see how far this can be sustained so that we don't dance ourselves lame even though we may never have an opportunity of having the real dance later.
All said, President Jonathan is not competent to count his blessings yet. He is too generous with marks in his self-assessment. What we need is an impartial external examiner in Nigerians to rate him appropriately. They are the beasts of burden carrying the brunt of the country's many challenges.
FGJonathan
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Gerry Bibby & Henrik Olesen
Flaka Haliti
Lea Lublin
Eric Sidner
Davide Stucchi
Lea Lublin, Interrogations sur l'art, 1995, acrylic paint on canvas, 500 x 162 cm
Lea Lublin, Flor de ducha, (detail) 1970, metal, shower heads, plexiglass, ca. 275 x 125 x 125 cm
Lea Lublin, Flor de ducha, 1970, metal, shower heads, plexiglass, ca. 275 x 125 x 125 cm
Judith Hopf, installation view
Davide Stucchi, Not much could be saved I, 2015, Iron chain, squid ink spaghetti, 69 x 293 x 2 cm
Flaka Haliti, Gerry Bibby & Henrik Olesen, installation view
For the gallery's second participation in Paris Internationale, Deborah Schamoni is delighted to present work from the estate of Lea Lublin, as well as work by Eric Sidner, Gerry Bibby & Henrik Olesen, Flaka Haliti, Judith Hopf and Davide Stucchi.
The Argentine-French artist Lea Lublin (1929-99, born in Poland) began her career as a painter in Buenos Aires, before radically changing courses in the mid-1960s to create art that would offer the greatest possible agency and participation for its audiences. Lublin belonged to a generation of artists committed to overcoming the boundaries separating "art and life". She was recently the subject of a retrospective at the Lenbachhaus Munich in 2015.
Eric Sidner (*1985, U.S.A.) uses materials like silicone, plastic, Styrofoam and epoxy to create sculptures that repel and attract simultaneously. Sidner is from Houston, USA, and currently lives in Berlin. He attended the California College of Arts in Oakland, California, where he received a BFA. Following this he was a guest student at the Städelschule, Frankfurt, and a resident at de Ateliers, Amsterdam.
Beginning in Sismógrafo in Porto and continuing in Munich, Conversation in a Yes/No Landscape. Insect, Incest is the first time that Gerry Bibby and Henrik Olesen have collaborated. As part of a longer process, the works have been developed for different scenarios embedded in a particular Yes/No Landscape. Within these various constructed social-landscapes, images were created that follow direct or fictional-narrative traces and signs.
In her work, Flaka Haliti (*1982, Kosovo) examines the experiences of migration between cultures and social systems as well as the construction of boundaries and marginalisation. Is it you, Joe? (blue liar) is part of an ongoing series that was started in 2015, in which Joe, an alter ego, is used as a tool to respond to the framework of the fast capitalistic system where artists find themselves constantly in the loop of working rapidly, following the market's request to continually come up with a new product. Haliti currently lives in Florence as the recipient of the 2016 Villa Romana prize. She was recently awarded the Ars Viva Prize 2016 and, in 2015, she represented Kosovo at the 56th Venice Biennale.
Judith Hopf (*1969, Germany) uses forms of expression like performance, video, sculpture and graphics. Hopf's view of social processes is a decidedly offbeat one: For her, it is expressly not about the direct depiction of social and political facts in the medium of art. Instead, she makes use of art as an autonomous space within which the status quo can be shaken up. Especially for her work demanding aesthetic autonomy, it gains the chance to speak around current discourse in a productive way. Hopf currently has a solo exhibition at Museion, Bozen, and is featured in the 2016 La Biennale de Montréal. In 2017 she will have a solo show at the Hammer Museum, Los Angeles.
Davide Stucchi (*1988, Italy) devotes his research to the exploration of the "materiality" of an artwork, following an interest in the strategies of vision that allows it to subvert its objecthood. Stucchi defines himself as a "sculptor" even if a large part of his practice unfolds as minimal interventions: engraving leather with fire; shaping spaghetti pasta into forms; accumulating dust. Stucchi was recently artist-in-residence at Triangle, Marseille, and is currently featured in the 16th Art Quadriennale in Rome. | {
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Wolfgang do Palatinato-Neumarkt, cognominado o Velho (), (Heidelberga, 31 de outubro de 1494 – Neumarkt, 2 de abril de 1558) foi um nobre alemão pertencente à dinastia de Wittelsbach. Era Conde Palatino e duque do Palatinado-Neumarkt e governador do Alto Palatinado.
Biografia
Wolfgang era o filho mais novo do Eleitor Palatino Filipe (1448-1508) e de sua mulher Margarida (1456-1501), filha de Luís IX, Duque da Bavaria-Landshut. Os seus pais pretendiam que Wolfgang tivesse uma carreira religiosa. Foi Canon em Augsburg, Würzburg e Speyer, e, a partir de 1515 reitor magnífico da Universidade de Vitemberga.
Em 1522, Wolfgang tornou-se cavaleiro da Ordem Teutónica.
Contudo, em 1524, Wolfgang regressou ao estado laico recebendo, nessa altura, o Palatinado-Neumarkt, em apanágio. Em 1544 foi nomeado governador (Statthalter) do Alto Palatinado, instalando-se em Amberg.
Era considerado um patrono das ciências, vindo a falecer em 1558, sem se ter casado e sem descendência. Foi sepultado na Igreja do Espírito Santo, em Heidelberga.
Ligações externas
genealogie-mittelalter.de
Genealogia dos Wittelsbach (linha Palatina)
Referências
Bibliografia
Michael Masson: Das Königshaus Bayern: genealogisch bearbeitet und mit historisch-biographischen Notizen erläutert, self-published, 1854, p. 102
Bayerische numismatische Gesellschaft: Mitteilungen der Bayerischen numismatischen Gesellschaft, vols. 7-10, self-published, 1888, p. 149
Casa de Wittelsbach
Nobres da Alemanha
Ordem Teutónica
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Gov. Kim Reynolds defends handling of Foxhoven ouster, claims she's been transparent
When asked where Iowa's human services department was falling short under Jerry Foxhoven, Gov. Kim Reynolds encouraged reporters to read news articles.
Gov. Kim Reynolds defends handling of Foxhoven ouster, claims she's been transparent When asked where Iowa's human services department was falling short under Jerry Foxhoven, Gov. Kim Reynolds encouraged reporters to read news articles. Check out this story on desmoinesregister.com: https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/politics/2019/07/30/jerry-foxhoven-kim-reynolds-iowa-department-human-services-federal-medicaid-salary-matney-thorson/1830567001/
Stephen Gruber-Miller, Tony Leys and Barbara Rodriguez, Des Moines Register Published 1:33 p.m. CT July 30, 2019 | Updated 6:19 p.m. CT July 30, 2019
Gov. Kim Reynolds suggested Tuesday that anyone who wants to know why she ousted Iowa's human services director should go back and read past newspaper articles about problems in his agency.
Reynolds, a Republican, told reporters she believes she has been transparent about why she asked former Department of Human Services Director Jerry Foxhoven to resign on June 17. She said the position is "an at-will political appointment that serves at the pleasure of the governor."
The governor has repeatedly said she decided to go "in a different direction" with the department, but she declined Tuesday to say which direction that would be.
"You know, I don't need to go through a list," Reynolds said at a news conference after a Des Moines Register reporter asked where the department was falling short. "Go back and look at some of the articles that you've written. We've done some good things, we've made some significant gains. I believe that we can do better."
The Register has reported on several controversies involving DHS, including complaints about patients being denied care under Iowa's Medicaid program, the departure of two national companies that had managed the privatized Medicaid program and the costs of that program since it was privatized in 2016.
The Register also has reported on a federal lawsuit over the use of seclusion and restraints on teens housed at a state facility in Eldora, and a spike in patient deaths at the state-run Glenwood Resource Center.
Gov. Kim Reynolds speaks to reporters during a news conference in Des Moines on Tuesday, July 30, 2019. (Photo: Barbara Rodriguez)
Foxhoven said he was concerned about salary-sharing
Foxhoven has told reporters he was ousted after raising legal concerns about a request from Reynolds' staff that DHS continue to pay a portion of two employees' salaries after they moved into jobs in the governor's office. Reynolds said neither she nor her staff heard about those concerns.
"I want to be clear: He never raised any concerns to me or my office about anything," Reynolds said Tuesday.
The Iowa Department of Human Services' spokesman said last week that the federal government, specifically the federal Medicaid program, paid half the salary of former Medicaid administrator Elizabeth Matney. Matney continued to draw DHS pay for six weeks after becoming a health care adviser to Reynolds in May.
DHS spokesman Matt Highland said in an email that Matney was entirely focused on the Medicaid transition during the state's 2019 fiscal year, which ended June 30. Her salary is now being paid by the governor's office.
The salary for another former Department of Human Services staffer, Paige Thorson, "was also partially funded by federal funds proportionally spread across all the department's federal programs," Highland said. Thorson is now Reynolds' deputy chief of staff.
Foxhoven told the Register by text message last week that he was concerned about the legality of the Matney and Thorson pay arrangements.
Foxhoven did not specify what his concerns were, but he said he recently laid them out for an investigator from the federal Department of Health and Human Services. That agency oversees Medicaid, the joint federal and state health program for poor and disabled Americans.
Reynolds asked state agency to 'look into' salary-sharing
Reynolds said federal investigators have not contacted her about the issue but she has asked DHS to look into whether they were handling the salary-sharing agreements appropriately.
"With the questions that have been raised, we have asked the Department of Human Services to look into that, to make sure that we're doing it right," Reynolds said.
The federal government generally pays half the salary of state Medicaid officials. But federal rules say such payments are only to be used for the "proper and efficient" administration of Medicaid.
In response to an open-records request, Reynolds' office last week released a "memorandum of understanding" in which the Department of Human Services agreed to pay 100% of Matney's salary from May 17 through June 30, when fiscal year 2019 ended.
The document shows that Foxhoven was expected to sign it, but his name was crossed out. His successor, interim Director Gerd Clabaugh, signed it on June 19, two days after Foxhoven was forced to resign.
Reynolds' spokesman, Pat Garrett, has said the document regarding Matney's salary was never presented to Foxhoven or discussed with him.
Reynolds said Foxhoven had previously signed three such agreements, including one in 2018 for Thorson. Under that agreement, DHS paid 69% of the salary and benefits for Thorson, who was to provide "strategic support" for the department while working in Reynolds' office.
"He signed three. So if he had a concern, he didn't raise it to us," the governor said.
Tony Leys covers health care for the Register. Reach him at [email protected] or 515-284-8449. Stephen Gruber-Miller and Barbara Rodriguez cover the Iowa Statehouse and politics for the Register. Gruber-Miller can be reached by email at [email protected] or by phone at 515-284-8169. Rodriguez can be reached by email at [email protected] or by phone at 515-284-8011.
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Anthony Charteau (* 4. Juni 1979 in Nantes) ist ein ehemaliger französischer Radrennfahrer.
Sportliche Karriere
Anthony Charteau begann seine Profikarriere 2001 bei dem französischen Radsport-Team Bonjour. 2003 gewann er das Eintagesrennen Classique Loire-Atlantique. Der Sponsor der Mannschaft war mittlerweile Brioches La Boulangère. 2004 nahm er zum ersten Mal an der Tour de France teil und beendet sie auf dem 103 Gesamtrang.
Ab 2005 fuhr das Team von Jean-René Bernaudeau unter dem Namen Bouygues Télécom. Er gewann bei der Katalonien-Rundfahrt eine Etappe und krönte damit einen seiner zahlreichen Ausreißversuche mit dem einzigen ProTour-Erfolg seines Teams in diesem Jahr.
Von 2006 bis 2007 fuhr Charteau bei dem französischen ProTeam Crédit Agricole. Auch 2006 nahm er wieder an der Tour de France teil. Kurz danach gewann er die Polynormande. 2007 entschied er nach einer langen Flucht eine Bergetappe der Tour de Langkawi für sich und übernahm dabei auch das Gelbe Trikot des Gesamtführenden. Bei der Tour de France 2010, mittlerweile zurückgekehrt zu seinem früheren Team Bbox Bouygues Télécom holte er sich auf der neunten Etappe das Gepunktete Trikot der Tour de France von Jerome Pineau. Er verlor es auf der zehnten Etappe wieder, konnte es aber auf der zwölften Etappe erneut erobern und bis zum Ende der Tour verteidigen.
Ende der Saison 2013 beendete er seine Karriere als Berufsradfahrer.
Erfolge
2003
Classique Loire-Atlantique
2005
eine Etappe Katalonien-Rundfahrt
2006
Polynormande
2007
eine Etappe und Gesamtwertung Tour de Langkawi
2009
eine Etappe Mittelmeer-Rundfahrt (Mannschaftszeitfahren)
2010
eine Etappe und Gesamtwertung La Tropicale Amissa Bongo
Bergwertung Tour de France
2011
Gesamtwertung La Tropicale Amissa Bongo
eine Etappe Route du Sud
2012
Gesamtwertung La Tropicale Amissa Bongo
2013
eine Etappe Tour de Normandie
Teams
2001–2002: Bonjour
2003–2004: Brioches La Boulangère
2005: Bouygues Télécom
2006–2007: Crédit Agricole
2008–2009: Caisse d'Epargne
2010: Bbox Bouygues Télécom
2011–2013: Team Europcar
Weblinks
Radsportler (Frankreich)
Franzose
Geboren 1979
Mann | {
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Facing a sex offense charge is doubly difficult because the punishments for these crimes are tough to deal with and the social stigmas surrounding them are even tougher.
Prostitution, which is the exchange of a sexual act for payment, is considered a sex crime, and everyone involved in the chain of the transaction can face criminal charges if caught by law enforcement.
There is no doubt that anyone charged with a sex crime of this nature will require the legal experience and vigorous defense offered by a Gwinnett County prostitution lawyer who has the experience and sensibility to handle your case with the respect and dedication you deserve.
Defining the Charge
A criminal charge for prostitution could affect the pimp or owner of the place where the sexual acts take place, the person soliciting services, the person offering services, and anyone else who profits or facilitates the act of prostitution. The following are all prostitution-related crimes under Georgia law:
Prostitution is the exchange of an object of value for a sexual service including sexual intercourse or sodomy. Even if the payment has not been given nor the sexual act carried out, if there is evidence proving the intent to participate in prostitution, both the person offering services and the person soliciting services can be charged and punished.
Pandering is related to solicitation of prostitution when a person solicits a sexual act in exchange for payment directly or on behalf of another person. Pandering is also when a person gathers a group of people together with the intention of engaging in prostitution.
Pimping
Pimping is essentially acting as an intermediary who facilitates prostitution by arranging meetings with a prostitute, providing transportation, overseeing prostitutes, and receiving payment for facilitating prostitution.
A person may be charged for operating a place of prostitution if they are the owner or manager of a property where prostitution is happening.
Offering masturbation for payment, like prostitution, is illegal and can be charged whether the act is carried out if intent can be proven.
Offering and receiving a massage in a place used for prostitution is also punishable by law in Georgia.
Any one of these charges will be considered a prostitution sex offense that may be penalized as a misdemeanor. It is critical to seek a Gwinnett County prostitution attorney as soon as an arrest or charge is made for prostitution as the consequences are serious and a strong defense should be prepared as soon as possible to have a chance at reducing charges.
Minors Involved in Prostitution
If a minor is involved in prostitution, whether or not the person soliciting services or facilitating services knows this fact, the penalties and charges are increased. Similarly, if prostitution happens within a thousand-foot radius of an area frequented by minors like a school, playground, or place of worship, the fines will be increased by several thousand dollars.
A prostitution case in which a minor is involved will be charged as a felony and the defendant will be required to register as a sex offender. It does not matter if the charge is for pandering, pimping, or operating a place where prostitution takes place.
Even if the under-aged person lied about their age, or age was not discussed at all, these charges will still apply and sentencing will be harsher.
Human Trafficking Protection
It is a known fact that many people involved in prostitution are sold into the business through sex trafficking and thus are victims of the people who put them in these predicaments.
With this in mind, Georgia lawmakers passed law HB200 , which offers protection to anyone caught for prostitution who is a victim of sex trade. By that token, any pimp or prostitution place operator involved with sex trafficking will face more serious charges and penalties while the victims will be offered amnesty.
Potential Penalties
Penalties for prostitution-related crimes may include hefty fines, time in prison, a criminal record and potential registration as a sex offender. The latter two punishments can cause lasting damage as they make things like finding a job or housing complicated for life.
While a minor sex offense could be charged as a misdemeanor with up to a year in prison and a $1,000 fine, a charge for a crime like pimping can carry much heavier fines and longer periods in prison. A felony prostitution offense if convicted could mean as much as 30 years in prison and fines as high as $100,000. To combat such penalties, it is crucial that an individual hire a Gwinnett County prostitution lawyer to begin crafting a defense.
Building a Defense
With serious penalties for prostitution charges, it is best not to put your faith in the hands of someone inexperienced or to attempt to handle to situation alone. A lawyer who is well-versed in Georgia law will provide invaluable protection to the defendant during the trial for a prostitution charge.
Depending on the situation, it could be possible to reduce or dismiss charges before going to trial. None of these benefits will be possible without an experienced Gwinnett County prostitution attorney.
Contact an Attorney
A prostitution-related offense can result in a series of negative consequences both legal and personal for the person accused.
These charges require the delicacy and knowledge of a legal expert who can determine how to proceed in order to mitigate the damages that a sex crime allegation and conviction could effect on the defendant's life in the short-term and long-term.
Having a sound legal defense and being aware of your rights are extremely important in the days and weeks immediately following an arrest for prostitution, which is why anyone facing these charges should not hesitate to seek legal representation.
You should speak with a Gwinnett County prostitution attorney as soon as possible to get the defense you need. Have your case be handled swiftly and discreetly by an expert in the field.
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**** NOTE: October 2018 Updated posting on Flu shots/flu season is here.
** p.p.s. I keep adding material to this post as I find it. Frequently! It's turned into a massive thing, this posting ... far bigger, longer, scarier, than I could ever have anticipated. But I'm pleased to be able to have this all placed in one convenient spot, easy to find or come back to.
Here in Toronto we've been positively inundated with exhortations to get the flu shot. It's been on the "news" both radio & TV, on billboards at the side of the road, at the drugstore. Even some grocery stores invited folks to roll up their sleeves while shopping, I've heard. Talk about aggressive promotion; yikes!
I certainly knew no specifics whatsoever about what's in flu vaccines. Or what possible side effects there might be.
Here are a bunch of links. Check out a variety of information sources for yourself! Become informed. This is how we make informed choices, & give "informed consent."
What follows is a mixture of material from Canada & the U.S. I've put it all in alphabetical order, simply because it looks like a dog's breakfast otherwise.
It's best to be skeptical about industry claims that their vaccines are "safe and effective." This applies to the flu vaccine as well as to all the other ones they produce & promote. Your health is at stake! You need to feel confident about what someone is proposing to put into your body. Or your child's body.
Please educate yourself! We cannot provide "informed consent" & say "Yes" to vaccines, if we have not bothered to take the time to become informed & learn about their contents, the possible side effects, & vaccines' efficacy (i.e., whether or not they actually work to prevent flu).
Caveat Emptor: Science vs. CDC on Scary Flu Shot Promotions (January 29, 2018): from the World Mercury Project. A must-read on the 2017/18 flu season. Many deaths, low efficacy of the flu shots, suspension of flu shot programs in some countries. This is bad news ... but a must-read. Very much a case of "the cure being worse than the disease."
CDC Excipients List Flu information is under 'Influenza.' Formaldehyde in most of the ones listed. Thimerosal (mercury derivative used as a preservative) in many.
CDC Nasal Mist Flu Vaccine Not Effective This clip from 2016. CDC recommends against its use in the U.S.. But ... it's still in use in Ontario, apparently!
CDC powerpoint presentation on how to sell vaccines: uses the words "Recipe" for Fostering Public Interest and High Vaccine Demand"
Children Who Get Flu Vaccine Have Three Times Risk of Hospitalization for Flu, Study Suggests (Science Daily, May 2009; from American Thoracic Society) "The inactivated flu vaccine does not appear to be effective in preventing influenza-related hospitalizations in children, especially the ones with asthma. In fact, children who get the flu vaccine are more at risk for hospitalization than their peers who do not get the vaccine, according to new research that will be presented on May 19, at the 105th International Conference of the American Thoracic Society in San Diego."
Doctor speaks out after flu shot makes him sick (Feb. 1/18. Video clip included). Then? He gets fired.
Got your flu shot? All the "monographs" from the vaccine manufacturers. Learn from the horses' mouth (as it were) what the possible side effects are. Not just flu shots, either; other vaccines also.
Additional info from VCC: "Unfortunately, vaccine manufacturers are not required to list every ingredient or trace amounts of ingredients nor all the details about the manufacturing process (which may, as is the case with mercury, leave small but still-significant amounts of harmful substances in the finished product). This Canadian government webpage provides types and contents of licensed vaccines in Canada And this CDC page lists the declared excipients in vaccines licensed in the U.S." Here.
Flu Vaccine Increases Your Risk of Infecting Others by 6-Fold, Study Suggests (Jan. 2018) This GreenMedInfo item quotes extensively from the recent study & also provides links to 9 additional resources about measles, MMR vaccine, polio & rotavirus vaccine. Dynamite!
'Highwire' show with Del Bigtree: "New False Flag, Flu-pocalypse debunked, James O'Keefe exposed Twitter, Del Agrees with Paul Offit, Humphries on Fever, and West Virginia's fight for Freedom." Weekly show (this is the Jan. 18/18 episode). Watch the first 10-15 minutes to get your mind blown about the lies we are being told by media about the supposed flu-pocalypse we are in. The January 25th episode? Also fantastic. Covers flu, flu deaths, Tamiflu death toll questions, fraudulent vaccine science, & more! It's here.
Infectious virus in exhaled breath of symptomatic seasonal influenza cases from a college community (2018 study in PNAS = Proceedings of the National Academy of Science) "Lack of human data on influenza virus aerosol shedding fuels debate over the importance of airborne transmission. We provide overwhelming evidence that humans generate infectious aerosols and quantitative data to improve mathematical models of transmission and public health interventions. We show that sneezing is rare and not important for—and that coughing is not required for—influenza virus aerosolization. Our findings, that upper and lower airway infection are independent and that fine-particle exhaled aerosols reflect infection in the lung, opened a pathway for a deeper understanding of the human biology of influenza infection and transmission. Our observation of an association between repeated vaccination and increased viral aerosol generation demonstrated the power of our method, but needs confirmation."
Influenza potentially made stronger by vaccines (Burnett County Sentinel, Feb. 8/18.) Read this carefully. Particularly the 3rd paragraph in.
*** Johns Hopkins Researcher Releases Shocking Report On Flu Vaccines. Must-read!!
Neurologist Dr. Russell Blaylock: must-see 24-minute interview with much info about CDC; what your doctor doesn't know about vaccines; how flu shots do NOT prevent flu, & many other things. To repeat, it's a must-see.
A 2007 study here reports on negative incidents with use of this drug. See also Oseltamivir item, above.
The Tamiflu fiasco and lessons learnt (Jan.-Feb. 2015) "It is inexplicable that despite the lack of scientifically robust data on efficacy and safety of Oseltamivir, reputed organizations like World Health Organization (WHO), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), EMA, US FDA not only recommended the drug in question for treatment and prophylaxis of influenza but its stockpiling as well."
Thimerosal: Let the Science Speak, book by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
'Trace Amounts' is a documentary about a major vaccine injury related to "trace amounts" of thimerosal in a tetanus vaccine. Terrifically worth watching to get a history of both thimerosal use in vaccines (the research on its "safety"; enough to curl your hair!?), & autism. Highly recommended!
Vaccinated Flu Patients Might Shed Infectious Fine Particle Viral RNA More Than Others, New Data Suggests (Jan. 25/18.) Article here.
VACCINE INGREDIENTS: You can find the product "monograph" or "insert" for Influvac (the vaccine currently being used for Canadians age 18 - whatever), here. It's 28 pages long. It contains plenty of information that may surprise you. Please DO read it! All the way through. Read about contents, possible side effects, who should not take the vaccine, etc. etc. If you're having a child vaccinated with Fluzone Quadrivalent, you must read that product monograph (or "insert") also! (Find it here.) It will help you decide whether your child really ought to be taking the risks that are laid out there. (Be sure to check under the category of ADVERSE REACTIONS. Whoa.) They even admit the bloody thing may not be effective at preventing the flu!?
Note: at this Web site, Got Your Flu Shot? you can find the manufacturers' inserts for all the different flu vaccines being "offered" to us this year. Very convenient! This information is from the horse's mouth, as it were (i.e., the product manufacturers).
Remember: informed consent means being told the risks UPFRONT!
If you're a pregnant woman, ask yourself: can it be wise, & safe, to expose a fetus to these substances in utero? Be sure to read the article above about flu shots during pregnancy & the risk of autism.
& a final p.s. For a very quick tutorial about the human immune system, listen to Dr. Suzanne Humphries, here (11-minute YouTube). It's super-educational.
Newer PostWe poisoned (the crap out of) our children!
Older PostVaccines: My Biggest Surprise? | {
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Estonia is an attractive science based country. The aim of Research in Estonia (www.researchinestonia.eu) is to promote Estonian research on an international scale. During EUCYS 2017 exhibition Research in Estonia in cooperation with Estonian universities will showcase Estonian research through three topics: plant physiology, muscle health and robotics.
Plants communicate?! Stomata – the mediators between the leaf and the environment.
Topic presented by Estonian University of Life Sciences, PhD students Liisa Kübarsepp and Linda-Liisa Veromann-Jürgenson.
Did you know that leaf anatomy and stomatal functioning both play very important roles in a plant's life?
At the exhibition it will be explained, through hands-on showcasing, how stomata are like mouths and noses of the plants. More precisely, stomata are the interaction points between the plant and the environment: this is where CO2 comes in and H2O goes out during photosynthesis and transpiration. Additionally, these pores on the leaf surface control much of the emission of volatile organic compounds, plant language.
Topic presented by University of Tartu, PhD student Teet Meerits.
Did you know that the myometric method and a device called Myoton provide a novel solution for obtaining unique evidence-based data on superficial skeletal muscles?
The device and method has been developed to non-invasively evaluate in vivo superficial skeletal muscles, tendons, ligaments and other biological soft tissue. Myoton has a wide area of use. It can be employed to assess the effect of interventions in science and medicine, prevent overload injuries in sport and work environments, assess the asymmetry of body sides, evaluate rehabilitation efficiency, and to evaluate and monitor the training process of athletes.
At the exhibition the visitors we get a chance to get information about their own muscle condition using MyotonPRO device.
Turtle Robot – quiet, agile and trained to inspect shipwrecks.
Topic presented by Tallinn University of Technology, inseneur Jaan Rebane and PhD student Roza Gkliva.
Did you know that biomimetic robots – robots based on animals and plants – is an increasing trend in robotics?
These types of robots try to overcome the technological bottlenecks by looking at alternative technical solutions provided by nature. For underwater robots, the bottleneck is the size and propulsion of the current systems. Mostly used by oil and gas industry, these are big and moved by propellers that make noise and stir water.
This is why Estonian researches have created U-CAT (Underwater Curious Archaeology Turtle) with four independently moving flippers makes the robot highly maneuverable and it is specially designed to penetrate shipwrecks, an environment highly dangerous for human divers. Fin propulsors of U-CAT can drive the robot in all directions without disturbing water and beating up silt from the bottom, which would decrease visibility inside the shipwreck.
At the exhibition the visitors get to meet the sweet yellow faced robot U-CAT and see how it moves and has carried out its missions. | {
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Amanda Bearse
David Garrison
Comedy > Workplace Comedy
Comedy > Romantic Comedy
Comedy > Adventure Comedy
Comedy > Parody/Spoof
Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead (1991)
directed by Stephen Herek
featuring Christina Applegate, Joanna Cassidy, John Getz, Josh Charles, Keith Coogan
Married... With Children [TV Series] (1987)
The Book of Life (2014)
directed by Jorge R. Gutierrez
featuring Channing Tatum, Zoe Saldana, Diego Luna, Christina Applegate, Ice Cube, Kate del Castillo, Ron Perlman
Surviving Christmas (2004)
directed by Mike Mitchell
featuring Ben Affleck, James Gandolfini, Christina Applegate, Catherine O'Hara, Josh Zuckerman
Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (2004)
directed by Adam McKay
featuring Will Ferrell, Christina Applegate, Paul Rudd, Steve Carell, David Koechner
Vacation (2015)
directed by John Francis Daley, Jonathan M. Goldstein
featuring Ed Helms, Christina Applegate
Just Visiting (2001)
directed by Jean-Marie Gaubert
featuring Jean Reno, Christina Applegate, Christian Clavier, Matthew Ross, Tara Reid
Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore (2010)
directed by Brad Peyton
featuring James Marsden, Nick Nolte, Christina Applegate, Katt Williams, Bette Midler
View from the Top (2003)
directed by Bruno Barreto
featuring Gwyneth Paltrow, Mark Ruffalo, Candice Bergen, Christina Applegate, Mike Myers
Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues (2013)
featuring Will Ferrell, Paul Rudd, Steve Carell, David Koechner, Christina Applegate, Kristen Wiig
The Big Hit (1998)
directed by Che-Kirk Wong, Kirk Wong
featuring Mark Wahlberg, Lou Diamond Phillips, Christina Applegate, Avery Brooks, Bokeem Woodbine, Antonio Sabato, Jr., Lela Rochon
Mafia! (1998)
directed by Jim Abrahams
featuring Jay Mohr, Billy Burke, Christina Applegate, Pam Gidley, Olympia Dukakis
Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel (2009)
directed by Betty Thomas
featuring Zachary Levi, David Cross, Jason Lee, Justin Long, Matthew Gray Gubler, Jesse McCartney, Amy Poehler, Anna Faris, Christina Applegate
Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked (2011)
featuring Jason Lee, Justin Long, Matthew Gray Gubler, Jesse McCartney, Amy Poehler, Anna Faris, Christina Applegate, David Cross, Jenny Slate, Alan Tudyk
Married... With Children: Season 08 (1993)
The Sweetest Thing (2002)
directed by Roger Kumble
featuring Cameron Diaz, Christina Applegate, Selma Blair, Thomas Jane, Jason Bateman, Parker Posey
Saturday Night Live: The Best of Chris Farley (1998)
Farce of the Penguins (2007)
directed by Bob Saget
featuring Samuel L. Jackson, Bob Saget, Lewis Black, Christina Applegate, Mo'Nique
Hall Pass (2011)
directed by Bobby Farrelly, Peter Farrelly
featuring Owen Wilson, Jason Sudeikis, Jenna Fischer, Christina Applegate, Nicky Whelan
Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas (2005)
directed by Richard Friedenberg
featuring Christina Applegate, Johnathon Schaech, Kathleen Rose Perkins, Jenna Friedenberg
directed by Allan Arkush
featuring Martin Short, Christina Applegate, Andrea Martin, Billy Connolly, Bernadette Peters
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Testing of the Unmanned Influence Sweep System
The Littoral Combat Ship Mission Module Program tests the in-port launch and recovery of the Unmanned Surface Vehicle during integration testing of the Unmanned Influence Sweep System off littoral combat ship USS Independence (LCS 2) in San Diego.
NEWS | Jan. 24, 2019
Mine Countermeasures Mission Package Completes Integration Testing of Unmanned Vehicles
By Program Executive Office Unmanned and Small Combatants (PEO USC) Public Affairs
SAN DIEGO — The Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) Mission Module Program successfully completed shipboard integration testing of two unmanned systems on board USS Independence (LCS 2) Jan. 14.
The two systems — the Knifefish unmanned undersea vehicle (UUV) and Unmanned Influence Sweep System (UISS) — are part of the Mine Countermeasures Mission Package (MCM MP), which uses a system-of-systems approach to target specific portions of the water column and segments of the MCM detect-to-engage sequence.
During these integration events, both the Knifefish and UISS successfully verified the communications link between Independence and the unmanned systems as well as executed multiple launch and recovery evolutions from the ship. These test events mark a critical milestone for the LCS Mission Module Program, having now successfully tested each vehicle in the MCM MP (that is, an MH-60S helicopter, MQ-8B Fire Scout unmanned helicopter, UISS and Knifefish UUV) on board an Independence-variant LCS.
In addition to UISS and the Knifefish UUV completing integration tests, the program has certified all the aviation modules for the MCM MP for deployment on Independence-variant ships. These airborne MCM systems provide combatant commanders the ability to rapidly deploy systems that can detect near-surface mines as well as neutralizes mines in the water and on the bottom without requiring Sailors to sail into the minefield. Additionally, the Coastal Battlefield Reconnaissance and Analysis system, which is a vertical-take-off unmanned aerial vehicle payload, provides a much-needed beach zone mine-detection capability in support of the amphibious assault mission.
These tests are a subset of a comprehensive test program that encompasses shore-based system testing to characterize individual systems prior to completing final integration on an LCS. The LCS Mission Module program office will continue to incrementally deliver MCM MP systems to the fleet in advance of the formal MCM MP initial operational test and evaluation events beginning in 2021.
PEO USC is affiliated with the Naval Sea Systems Command and provides a single program executive responsible for acquiring and sustaining mission capabilities of the littoral combat ship class, from procurement through fleet employment and sustainment.
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Do You Need an LLC for Your Small Business?
There are many different stages of starting your own business, so after you've come up with an idea, received some funding, and even gotten a few clients, you may be wondering what's next. You may want to consider structuring your business into a legal entity like an LLC. Legal entities like sole proprietorships, corporations, and partnerships each offer different benefits and drawbacks, so it's smart to consider all your options before organizing your business.
As a structure that combines the benefits of corporations and partnerships, you may find that an LLC is right for you. A limited liability company protects its owners from being liable for business debts and lawsuits. In addition, LLCs allow the business utilize pass-through taxation. This means the business's profits are only taxed once, as the "pass through" to the owner's personal income tax. While income is taxed at a higher rate, this allows the owner to claim and write-off more things.
People who benefit most from LLCs have some extra time and money to keep up with the paperwork and filing requirements, and want to make their business more official. Keep in mind though, that if you plan to go public, or seek venture capital, having an LLC can make gaining new business funding much more difficult. An LLC won't be right for everyone, so it's best to consider all your options. For an overview of the benefits of LLCs and other corporations, and to help you decided if one is right for you, check out this infographic by Fundera.
Meredith Wood is Editor-in-Chief at Fundera. Specializing in financial advice for small business owners, Meredith is a current and past contributor to Yahoo!, Amex OPEN Forum, Fox Business, SCORE, AllBusiness and more. | {
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WORDS & MUSIC A reflective evening with Terry Waite CBE & Matthew Rickard
by St Martin's Church, East Horsley
Fri, 25 Mar 2022, 19:00 GMT
Saint Martin's Church
Ockham Rd South
KT24 6RL
WORDS & MUSIC - A reflective evening with Terry Waite CBE and Matthew Rickard, Pianist.
It is over 30 years since Terry Waite was released from captivity in Beirut. As a member of the Archbishop of Canterbury's private staff he negotiated the release of Hostages from Iran and Libya. Whilst in Lebanon trying to do the same he was captured and spent almost five years in strict solitary confinement.
On his release he decided to devote his time to humanitarian activities and founded Hostage International (hostageinternational.org ) and helped in the establishing of Emmaus for the homeless (emmaus.org.uk ). Today he is President of both charities and is involved with many other organisations working with those on the margins of society.
In captivity, without books or papers and in strict solitary confinement, he realised that to keep alive he had to keep mentally active. He wrote his first book in his head as he never had pen or paper. There was no music but as a lover of music he played in his mind that which he remembered from the past. 'Music and good language' he said, 'have the capacity to breathe harmony into the soul'.
In an evening of words and music, Terry will share something of his experience of those solitary years and also read short extracts from his writings. These will be interspersed with music played by Matthew on the piano. This will be a reflective evening designed to enable us to experience a deeper inner harmony which this world needs so urgently.
Surrey based pianist, Matthew Rickard, studied at the University of Surrey and the Royal Academy of Music, where he specialised in piano accompaniment. His teachers included Clive Williamson and Michael Dussek. He currently enjoys a busy freelance career as both performer and teacher. Matthew is accompanist to Horsley Choral Society and Farnham Youth Choir and regularly works with many other local groups. Matthew has recorded several CDs for the EM Records and Toccata Classics labels and has also played live on BBC Radio 3's In Tune programme.
Proceeds from the evening will go towards supporting Terry in his humanitarian activities both at home and overseas as well as covering expenses incurred for the evening.
Books written by Terry will be available and payment can be made by cash or card. Terry will be happy to sign books at the end of the evening.
Organiser St Martin's Church, East Horsley
Organiser of WORDS & MUSIC A reflective evening with Terry Waite CBE & Matthew Rickard
WORDS & MUSIC A reflective evening with Terry Waite CBE & Matthew Rickard at Saint Martin's Church
Ockham Rd South, East Horsley, KT24 6RL, United Kingdom
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This poem / I give / to you.
It's ok to care about what other people think, but you should give a little more weight to what you, yourself, think…The habit of thinking is the habit of gaining strength. You're stronger than you believe. | {
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Poor communities often preserve a wisdom rooted in the Gospel that's sometimes lost on the affluent, veteran journalist John Allen told the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference in a recent interview.
Allen will visit Australia next year to deliver an address at a mission conference for Catholic Social Services in Australia from 24 – 26 February 2016.
The Pope is calling for a Church that is poor and stands with the poor, that gets personal and goes beyond traditional forms of social engagement. Asked what new directions could be considered by Catholic Social Services, Allen says, 'For one thing, making sure that the voices of the poor are heard. During his recent trip to Africa, Francis visited a slum in Kenya and insisted that the poor must be more than objects of charity, however well intentioned'.
Pope Francis has repeatedly condemned the 'globalisation of indifference'. But in terms of the mission of Catholic Social Services, Allen says, 'I don't think Francis is calling them in a different direction so much as asking them to redouble their commitment, and raising their profile as a defining activity of the Church. He wants a Church that reaches out to the peripheries of the world, and our charitable agencies are often the leading edge of that effort'.
When asked to describe Pope Francis in five words, he gave us four, 'The Pope of Mercy'.
The Holy Father's call to draw near to new forms of poverty and vulnerability is 'a Gospel principle', and in truth, 'all recent popes have emphasised the importance of the option for the poor. What Francis brings isn't a new teaching but rather a powerful biographical and personal passion, which translates into credibility'.
Allen initially trained as a high school teacher and it was only by chance, teaching a journalism class and envying the kids, that he entered journalism. 'I started freelancing just to pay the bills and I got hooked.' His degree in religion led him to pitch articles to the National Catholic Reporter.
'Fairly quickly they hired me, a couple of years later they shipped me off to Rome, and the rest is history.
As Vatican Correspondent for Crux, an online news platform, Allen has the privilege and task of travelling with the Holy Father on overseas visits. 'I always think a pope's first trip tends to set the tone for all the others,' Allen says.
The visit to Brazil in July 2013 remains 'foundational'. Pope Francis added two items to the itinerary he had inherited from Benedict XVI, 'a visit to a favela, the Brazilian word for a slum, and to the Marian sanctuary at Aparecida. Understand those two things about Francis – his passion for the poor, and his devotion to the Madonna – and you'll be a long way towards understanding his papacy'.
Commenting on the recent Synods, Allen says, 'the two synods revealed consensus on some issues, such as the need for more thorough marriage preparation, but also deep division on certain hot-button questions: Communion for the divorced and civilly remarried, for instance, or "new language" on homosexuality'.
It showed a church that 'isn't afraid to wrestle with tough questions', however the challenge is 'to maintain a spirit of common cause as the pope begins to act on what he heard'.
2015 will be remembered for the publication of Pope Francis' encyclical Laudato Si'. Allen says, 'Francis clearly has become the face and voice of moral support for strong environmental protection, and he's got the attention of the political world.
Candidates in the 2016 US elections, for instance, are now routinely being asked to respond to the pope's positions, especially in the wake of his recent visit to the country.
Referring to the C9 personalities – the nine cardinals in the pope's top advisory group – Allen notes that these are not 'yes men' and 'hardly think alike on everything'. It's no surprise that 'Francis was astute in ensuring that he wouldn't be hearing just from one side of the street'.
Allen added that 'the C9 has revolutionised Vatican operations, in the sense that it's no longer Roman bureaucrats making the decisions that really matter but rather these cardinals representing local churches around the world'.
Asked about the current reforms in the Vatican, Allen believes that the jury is still out in terms of whether the current reforms will succeed. 'Bear in mind that there were attempted reforms under both Pope Paul VI and St. John Paul II, and neither really had the desired effect'.
One test will come when the Secretariat for the Economy team release the Vatican's next annual financial statement, 'if it's more informative, clearly independently certified, and reflects greater fiscal achievement, then we'll know things are moving in the right direction'.
With the restructure of the Vatican communications unit, Allen says that he'll take a 'wait and see' stance about the new structures because experience has taught him to be sceptical of bureaucratic solutions to communications challenges.
More broadly, Allen believes the impact of digital media in the Church is 'a mixed bag'. He acknowledges that new voices can emerge but in some cases the voices, or the technology, can exacerbate divisions. What Allen would like to see going forward is 'a spirituality of digital communication that would include a strong emphasis on fostering a hermeneutics of charity'. | {
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Beating the Blues works by helping you to understand depression and anxiety and then provides you with ways to better manage your condition.
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Die Europäisches Wirtschafts- und Steuerrecht (EWS) ist eine juristische Fachzeitschrift für die wirtschafts- und steuerrechtlichen Aspekte des Europarechts und der europäischen Rechtsentwicklung.
Zielgruppe
Die EWS richtet sich an Juristen, Steuerberater, Mitarbeiter der öffentlichen Verwaltung (insbesondere Finanzverwaltung) und der Zivil- und Finanzgerichtsbarkeit.
Inhalt
Die EWS enthält Aufsätze und Abhandlungen zum europäischen Wirtschafts- und Steuerrecht, daneben werden wichtige Vorabentscheidungsersuchen und Entscheidungen der europäischen Gerichte EuG und EuGH mit Leitsätzen und im Volltext veröffentlicht.
Autoren/ Redaktion
Autoren der EWS sind zumeist Universitätsprofessoren, Rechtsanwälte, Steuerberater oder sonstige Spezialisten des europäischen Wirtschafts- und Steuerrecht. Zuständige Redakteurin ist Maria Wolfer.
Erscheinungsweise/ Herausgeber
Die EWS erscheint zweimonatlich. Herausgegeben wurde sie vom Verlag Recht und Wirtschaft GmbH, welcher zur Verlagsgruppe Deutscher Fachverlag mit Sitz in Frankfurt am Main gehörte. Nach der Verschmelzung des Verlages Recht und Wirtschaft mit dem Deutschen Fachverlag wird sie nun von diesem direkt herausgegeben, bzw. organisatorisch vom neuen Bereich Fachmedien Recht und Wirtschaft. Die EWS erscheint seit 1990. Sie gehört als Line Extension zur Zeitschriftenfamilie der Zeitschrift Betriebs-Berater und erscheint sechsmal jährlich.
Weblinks
Verlag Recht und Wirtschaft
Verlagsgruppe Deutscher Fachverlag
Einzelnachweise
Juristische Fachzeitschrift (Deutschland)
Ersterscheinung 1990
Deutschsprachige zweimonatliche Zeitschrift
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Personal injury compensation is being sought by a pensioner left with post-traumatic stress disorder after an accident at a railway station.
According to the Enfield Independent, 82-year-old Joyce Bell slipped into the gap between a train and platform at Edmonton Green Station in January 2011 and is now taking legal action against Network Rail for her ordeal.
Ms Bell told the news source that she fell between the gap due to the wintry weather at the station and has since failed to amicably agree a settlement with the organisation - which employs 35,000 people - meaning she now has no option but to sue.
The elderly woman explained that as well as the sizeable gap between the platform edge and the train, there is also a big step up onto the vehicle making it "a real struggle" to board.
"I went right down in the hole up to my shoulders and got trapped, it was terrifying," she added. | {
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FIORELLO LA GUARDIA W/ FIREFIGHTERS & DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER
New York City Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia standing with New York firefighters. Beautiful photography of water shootinbg in the air from firefighters' hoses. Shot of LaGuardia gazing into the air. LaGuardia with other city officials controlling a large, hydraulic crane used for garbage disposal. Shot of the crane dumping garbage. LaGuardia walking with (then) WWII Commander Dwight D. Eisenhower. LaGuardia riding with Eisenhower in a motorcade. A member of the crowd runs and gives Eisenhower a giant key (to the city).
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FIORELLO LA GUARDIA RADIO BROADCAST - 2
Hilarious footage of New York City Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia seated at a desk and doing a radio broadcast for WNYC radio. He is reading Dick Tracy comics for children during a newspaper strike. Over the shoulder shot of the comics. Unique footage of the mayor's expressive nature and excellent acting/improvisational abilities.
Similar: mayor, mayors, 1940's, 1940s, forties, 40's, FIORELLO LAGUARDIA, new york, nyc, famous, read, reading, radio, media, broadcast
LA GUARDIA AIRPORT BOMBING
Rescue workers remove bodies in pine boxes after a terrorist bombing at La Guardia Airport in New York City. PLEASE NOTE: VIDEO & AUDIO OF NEWS ANCHORS & REPORTERS IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LICENSING
Similar: terrorism, terrorist, terrorists, bomb, bombs, bombing, bombings, Laguardia, Airport, Guardia, York, police, policeman
EXPERIMENTAL AIRCRAFT TEST FLIGHT - HD
An experimental amphibious aircraft lands in a harbor in New York City. Mayor Fiorello La Guardia and hi wife greet the pilot. Master in Apple Pro Res 422 HQ 29.97fps 1080p.
Source: HD
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U.S.-CANADA DEFENSE BOARD MEETS
American members of the new defense board meet with President Roosevelt at the White House. Mayor La Guardia of New York is chairman of the group.
Date: August 26, 1940 - BLACK/WHITE
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NYC BASEBALL SEASON OPENS
Babe Ruth enjoys the game from the other side of the stands and New York City Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia tosses out the first ball in the opening season game at the Polo Grounds, N.Y. The Giants triumph over the Boston Bees 13-1.
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WAINRIGHT'S TICKER TAPE PARADE
General Jonathan in lower Manhattan. He rides in a convertible with Mayor LaGuardia, then addresses a huge crowd at City Hall. Great wide-angle ticker tape and crowd shots.
Similar: 1940\'s, black, white, vintage, history, historic, historical, world, war, two, world, war, world
LA GUARDIA IN WW I PARADE
Post-WW I parade in New York with vetaran pilot and future mayor Fiorello La Guardia saluting.
Similar: 1910\'s, teens, twentieth, century, 20th, century, vintage, black, white, new, york, new, york, city
OPENING DAY OF BASEBALL 1936
President Franklin Roosevelt throws out the first ball to open the baseball season in Washington. Lefty Gomez pitches for the New York Yankees. The Senators won opening day in 1936. In Fenway Park in Boston, Connie Mack and Joe Cronin exchange hellos. At New York's Polo Grounds Mayor Fiorello La Guardia threw out the opening ball while Babe Ruth watched from the stands.
LA GUARDIA'S ANTI-GAMBLING CAMPAIGN
Mayor La Guardia smashes slot machines as part of an anti-gambling campaign in New York City. He and a group of city workers throw the machines off a boat into the river.
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Sahaya March 20, 2019
Sahaya March 20, 2019 Sahaya is a 2019 Philippine television drama series broadcast by GMA Network. Directed by Zig Dulay, it stars Miguel Tanfelix, Bianca Umali and Migo Adecer. It premiered on March 18, 2019 on the network's Telebabad line up replacing Onanay.
The series marked as the comeback show of Dizon in the network after four years. A disgraced Badjaw, Manisan flees to Zamboanga upon learning her pregnancy to another man. She will later give birth to her daughter, Sahaya, who will develop a strong connection with the water, and will be her childhood friend and a bachelor from Manila's love interest.
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AMERICAN CONFERENCE East W L T Pct PF PA N.Eng. 7 0 0 1.000 279 120 Buffalo 2 4 0 .333 84 132 N.Y.J. 1 6 0 .143 136 192 Miami 0 7 0 .000 156 231 South W L T Pct PF PA Indnpls 6 0 0 1.000 193 95 Jacks. 4 2 0 .667 107 87 Tenn. 4 2 0 .667 132 108 Houston 3 4 0 .429 169 174 North W L T Pct PF PA Pitts. 4 2 0 .667 160 78 Balt. 4 3 0 .571 124 119 Cleveland 3 3 0 .500 167 183 Cinci. 2 4 0 .333 164 187 West W L T Pct PF PA KC 4 3 0 .571 102 113 Denver 3 3 0 .500 106 164 SD 3 3 0 .500 137 119 Oak. 2 4 0 .333 126 140 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East W L T Pct PF PA Dallas 6 1 0 .857 227 158 N.Y.G. 5 2 0 .714 187 149 Wash. 4 2 0 .667 122 88 Phila. 2 4 0 .333 116 101 South W L T Pct PF PA Caro. 4 2 0 .667 123 110 T. Bay 4 3 0 .571 124 110 N.Orlns 2 4 0 .333 101 152 Atlanta 1 6 0 .143 95 153 North W L T Pct PF PA G. Bay 5 1 0 .833 142 107 Detroit 4 2 0 .667 140 171 Chi. 3 4 0 .429 137 165 Minn. 2 4 0 .333 115 114 West W L T Pct PF PA Seattle 4 3 0 .571 137 108 Arizona 3 4 0 .429 147 157 S.Fran. 2 4 0 .333 78 135 St.L. 0 7 0 .000 79 192 Sunday Detroit 23, Tampa Bay 16 New Orleans 22, Atlanta 16 Tennessee 38, Houston 36 Washington 21, Arizona 19 New Eng. 49, Miami 28 Buffalo 19, Baltimore 14 N.Y. Giants 33, San Francisco 15 Kansas City 12, Oakland 10 Cincinnati 38, N.Y. Jets 31 Seattle 33, St. Louis 6 Dallas 24, Minnesota 14 Chicago 19, Philadelphia 16 Denver 31, Pittsburgh 28 Open: San Diego, Green Bay, Carolina, Cleveland Monday Indianapolis 29, Jacksonville 7 Sunday, Oct. 28 Detroit at Chicago, 1 Oakland at Tennessee, 1 N.Y. Giants vs. Miami at Wembley, England, 1 Cleveland at St. Louis, 1 Philadelphia at Minnesota, 1 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 1 Indianapolis at Carolina, 1 Buffalo at N.Y. Jets, 4:05 Houston at San Diego, 4:05 Jacksonville at Tampa Bay, 4:05 New Orleans at San Francisco, 4:15 Washington at New Eng., 4:15 Open: Kansas City, Seattle, Arizona, Dallas, Atlanta, Baltimore Monday, Oct. 29 Green Bay at Denver, 8:30 The top 10 teams in the Associated Press high school football poll, with records in parentheses. Totals are based on 10 points for a first-place vote, 9 for second, etc. The Michigan High School Athletic Association has determined playoff qualifiers in eight divisions based on enrollment. The divisions in this poll are unofficial. -- -- -- DIVISION 1: 1. Macomb Dakota (9-0) 50 2. Holt (9-0) 41 2. Rockford (8-1) 41 4. Livonia Stevenson (9-0) 35 5. Warren Cousino (9-0) 26 6. Detroit Catholic Central (7-2) 22 7. Lansing Everett (8-1) 18 8. Clarkston (8-1) 16 9. Novi (8-1) 15 10. Monroe (8-1) 10 Others receiving votes: Howell (8-1) 1. -- -- -- DIVISION 2: 1. Muskegon (8-1) 49 2. Rochester Adams (8-1) 42 2. Birmingham Brother Rice (7-2) 42 4. Hudsonville (8-1) 34 5. Detroit King (9-0) 33 6. Portage Central (8-1) 20 7. Saginaw Arthur Hill (7-2) 17 8. Lowell (7-2) 15 9. Warren DeLaSalle (6-3) 11 10. White Lake Lakeland (7-2) 6 Others receiving votes: Farmington Hills Harrison (7-2) 3, Caledonia (8-1) 2, Wyandotte Roosevelt (8-1) 1. -- -- -- DIVISION 3: 1. Chelsea (9-0) 49 2. DeWitt (9-0) 46 3. St. Joseph (9-0) 36 4. East Grand Rapids (8-1) 31 5. Orchard Lake St. Mary (6-2) 28 6. Caledonia (8-1) 27 7. Allen Park (8-1) 24 8. Ypsilanti (8-1) 13 9. Wayland Union (8-1) 7 10. Fowlerville (8-1) 6 Others receiving votes: Richland-Gull Lake (8-1) 2, Fruitport (8-1) 1, Carleton-Airport (8-1) 1. -- -- -- DIVISION 4: 1. Zeeland West (9-0) 50 2. Alma (9-0) 43 3. Marine City (8-1) 38 4. Coloma (9-0) 35 5. Melvindale (8-1) 31 6. Midland Bullock Creek (8-1) 24 7. Cheboygan (8-1) 19 8. South Haven (8-1) 16 9. Yale (8-1) 10 10. Milan (7-2) 5 Others receiving votes: Coopersville (6-3) 4, Remus Chippewa Hills (7-2) 1. -- -- -- DIVISION 5: 1. Menominee (9-0) 50 2. Madison Hts Madison (9-0) 44 3. Muskegon Oakridge (9-0) 41 4. Jackson Lumen Christi (8-1) 32 5. Grand Rapids W. Cath. (9-0) 30 6. Onsted (8-1) 21 7. Standish-Sterling (8-1) 18 8. Almont (9-0) 14 9. Detroit Country Day (7-2) 12 10. Frankenmuth (8-1) 6 Others receiving votes: Montrose (8-1) 7. -- -- -- DIVISION 6: 1. Kalamazoo Christian (9-0) 50 2. St. Charles (9-0) 45 3. Blissfield (9-0) 38 4. Suttons Bay (8-1) 35 5. Constantine (8-1) 26 6. Iron Mountain (8-1) 23 7. Ithaca (8-1) 18 8. Union City (8-1) 17 9. Monroe St. Mary Catholic (7-2) 7 10. Evart (8-1) 6 Others receiving votes: Harper Woods (9-0) 5, Clare (8-1) 4, Montague (6-3) 1. -- -- -- DIVISION 7: 1. Mendon (9-0) 46 2. Reese (9-0) 45 3. Harbor Beach (9-0) 42 4. Traverse City St. Francis (8-1) 35 5. Cassopolis (8-1) 27 6. Pewamo-Westphalia (8-1) 21 7. Rogers City (8-1) 18 8. Allen Park Cabrini (8-1) 17 9. Hartford (8-1) 14 10. Reading (8-1) 6 Others receiving votes: Manistique (7-2), 3; Sand Creek (7-2), 1. -- -- -- DIVISION 8: 1. Fulton-Middleton (9-0) 47 2. Crystal Falls Forest Park (9-0) 44 3. Climax-Scotts (9-0) 34 4. Cedarville (9-0) 31 5. Sterling Hts Parkway Chr. (9-0) 30 6. Webberville (9-0) 27 7. L'Anse (8-1) 12 8. Central Lake (8-1) 11 9. Lake Linden-Hubbell (8-1) 10 10. Iron Mountain North Dickinson (7-2) 9 Others receiving votes: Muskegon Catholic Central (6-3) 7, Peck (8-1) 5, Frankfort (7-2) 4, Beal City (7-2) 2, Kinde North Huron (8-1) 2. DIVISION 3 Region 2, District 1 Friday Grand Rapids Christian (6-3) at St. Joseph (9-0), 7:30 Lakeshore (6-3) at Wayland Union (8-1), 7:30 DIVISION 4 Region 3, District 2 Friday Comstock (7-2) at Coloma (9-0), 7 Saturday Dowagiac (6-3) at South Haven (8-1), 7 DIVISION 5 Region 3, District 1 Friday Buchanan (7-2) at Battle Creek Pennfield (7-2), 7:30 DIVISION 6 Region 3, District 1 Friday Hartford (8-1) at Constantine (8-1), 7 DIVISION 7 Region 3, District 2 Friday Lake Michigan Catholic (7-2) at Cassopolis (8-1), 7:30 DIVISION 8 Region 4, District 1 Friday Eau Claire (8-1) at Martin (6-3), 7:30 MASTER COACHES 1. Ohio State (16) 2. LSU 3. Oklahoma 4. Boston College 5. Oregon 6. USC 7. Florida 8. West Virginia 9. Arizona State 10. Virginia Tech 11. Kansas 12. Missouri 13. South Florida 14. Hawaii 15. Kentucky 16. Texas 17. Michigan 18. South Carolina 19. California 20. Auburn 21. Penn State 22. Alabama 23. Virginia 24. Georgia 25. Rutgers Other teams receiving votes: Texas Tech 19, UCLA 18, Illinois 13, Boise State 7, Purdue 6, Oklahoma State 5, Wisconsin 4, Cincinnati 2, Miami 2, Clemson 2, Air Force 2, Kansas State 1, Wake Forest 1. Friday All times EDT F.W. South at Warsaw, 7 Goshen vs. Adams (School Field), 7 North Miami at Culver, 7 Penn at Mishawaka, 7 St. Joseph's at Culver Military, 7 Winamac at Delphi, 7 Cass at Bremen, 7:30 Fairfield at Jimtown, 7:30 Glenn at NorthWood, 7:30 Kankakee Valley at Concord, 7:30 LaVille at South Newton, 7:30 Knox at Andrean, 8 Lowell at Plymouth, 8 Triton at Whiting, 8 The following members of the St. Joseph Valley Officials Association have been assigned to work Friday's high school football sectional games by the Indiana High School Athletic Association. 5-A -- Lake Central at Valparaiso: David Spencer, Mike Grenert, Tom Holobyn, Alex Wisecup, and Joe Schrader. 5-A -- F.W. South at Warsaw: Bob Kania, Bill Sorukas, Al DeRue, John Coppens Jr, and Tim Stutzman. 4-A -- F.W. Dwenger at Columbia City: Mike Monahan, Chris Ronan, Ron Otolski, John Walczewski, and Gary Roberts. 1-A -- Triton at Whiting: Tom Cook, Dave Rafinski, Shawn Jenkins, Pete Lestinsky, and Jamie Pluta. BRONCOS 31, STEELERS 28 At Denver (Late Sunday) Pittsburgh 7 0 7 14--28 Denver 7 14 7 3--31 First Quarter Pit -- Miller 1 pass from Roethlisberger (Reed kick), 11:00. Den -- Stokley 15 pass from Cutler (Elam kick), 6:17. Second Quarter Den -- Sapp 1 pass from Cutler (Elam kick), 4:01. Den -- Crowder 50 fumble return (Elam kick), 2:31. Third Quarter Pit -- Holmes 13 pass from Roethlisberger (Reed kick), 8:10. Den -- Scheffler 1 pass from Cutler (Elam kick), :00. Fourth Quarter Pit -- Spaeth 13 pass from Roethlisberger (Reed kick), 10:10. Pit -- Miller 12 pass from Roethlisberger (Reed kick), 1:10. Den -- FG Elam 49, :00. A -- 77,038. 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Dubai, UAE -- (SBWIRE) -- 08/14/2018 -- Own a piece of the Historic Village of Pedralva in Portugal and join our real estate backed coin offering and own a part of this rural village of Vila do Bispo located within a national park and close to breathtaking beaches. The villages is operated successfully as a fully licensed Touristic Resort paying stable Dividends to the Token holders.
ECOREAL is pleased to present their real estate securities token, the ECOREAL Ethereum ERC 20 Token for individual and institutional investors. This is a fully compliant token service for real estate investments. Real estate across the world has been one of the most trusted investment opportunities. However, not all investments are foolproof and once an investment made, there is no going back. But with the ECOREAL Ethereum ERC 20 Token investment, investors can take advantage of both the block chain principles and the stable growth of real estates. The investors can be assured of complete fairness, transparency, accessibility and trust while the investments are applied to fully operational assets.
Investors of ECOREAL Ethereum ERC 20 Token can now be part owners of the fully licensed Rural Touristic Resort in Portugal, which has an annual income of One USD Million dollar; along with a substantial amount of annual profit in this project, as well as another commercial real estate project in one of the top locations in Germany. The company would be introducing new assets in the near future.The ECOREAL Ethereum ERC 20 Token holders will own a fraction of the assets that come with the token. They would be getting a stable income based on the net rental income of the tokens portfolio as part of the revenue sharing program. This real estate backed coin offering by ECOREAL Ethereum ERC 20 Token is one of its kind and is a safe token investment that promises a steady income for life.
ICO Details: ECOREAL is a ongoing sale based on periods of time with different bonus. For 1 ETH, you can purchase 5000 ECOREAL tokens (standard ERC20). Till 31st July 2018 Ecoreal gave to investors 35% bonus, August summer sale till 31.08.2018 will give the token investor 30% Bonus, after after it will be less.
Of the 1 billion tokens issued, the capacity for investors is limited to 800 Million Token of which we have set aside 125 Million ECOREAL Token for the Pedralva Resort, 675 million for other real estate like commercial Real Estates and other resorts like Pedralva.
End of the day the token holders will own a portfolio of up to 10 real estates that bring a stable income to the ECOREAL Token holder.
Once listed on Crypto exchanges the ECOREAL Token holder can Trade, Keep or Sell and benefit from Dividends in ECOREAL Tokens.
The value of the Real Estate Assets owned by ECOREAL Token will give a minimum price of the ECOREAL Token on the exchanges which we believe is the real estate asset value, but with chances to make multiple times of their original investment in case the price on the exchanges go up. Safe and secure and asset backed.
We are planning to list the ECOREAL Token on several Crypto exchanges latest by October 2018.
Ownership in the underlying assets is being held through a EU registered Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) structure that is fully linked to the ECOREAL Token.
Until 31st of August 2018 with 30% Bonus ECOREAL Token.
ECOREAL will be listed and traded on several international Crypto exchanges until October 2018.
To know more about the ECOREAL Real Estate Ethereum ERC 20 Token visit: https://ecoreal.estate/ and for the first Real Estate investment https://pedralva.icolaunch.co/.
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namespace extensions {
namespace app_file_handler_util {
namespace {
bool FileHandlerCanHandleFileWithExtension(
const FileHandlerInfo& handler,
const base::FilePath& path) {
for (std::set<std::string>::const_iterator extension =
handler.extensions.begin();
extension != handler.extensions.end(); ++extension) {
if (*extension == "*")
return true;
if (path.MatchesExtension(
base::FilePath::kExtensionSeparator +
base::FilePath::FromUTF8Unsafe(*extension).value())) {
return true;
}
// Also accept files with no extension for handlers that support an
// empty extension, i.e. both "foo" and "foo." match.
if (extension->empty() &&
path.MatchesExtension(base::FilePath::StringType())) {
return true;
}
}
return false;
}
bool FileHandlerCanHandleFileWithMimeType(
const FileHandlerInfo& handler,
const std::string& mime_type) {
for (std::set<std::string>::const_iterator type = handler.types.begin();
type != handler.types.end(); ++type) {
if (net::MatchesMimeType(*type, mime_type))
return true;
}
return false;
}
} // namespace
typedef std::vector<FileHandlerInfo> FileHandlerList;
const FileHandlerInfo* FileHandlerForId(const Extension& app,
const std::string& handler_id) {
const FileHandlerList* file_handlers = FileHandlers::GetFileHandlers(&app);
if (!file_handlers)
return NULL;
for (FileHandlerList::const_iterator i = file_handlers->begin();
i != file_handlers->end(); i++) {
if (i->id == handler_id)
return &*i;
}
return NULL;
}
const FileHandlerInfo* FirstFileHandlerForFile(
const Extension& app,
const std::string& mime_type,
const base::FilePath& path) {
const FileHandlerList* file_handlers = FileHandlers::GetFileHandlers(&app);
if (!file_handlers)
return NULL;
for (FileHandlerList::const_iterator i = file_handlers->begin();
i != file_handlers->end(); i++) {
if (FileHandlerCanHandleFile(*i, mime_type, path))
return &*i;
}
return NULL;
}
std::vector<const FileHandlerInfo*> FindFileHandlersForFiles(
const Extension& app, const PathAndMimeTypeSet& files) {
std::vector<const FileHandlerInfo*> handlers;
if (files.empty())
return handlers;
// Look for file handlers which can handle all the MIME types specified.
const FileHandlerList* file_handlers = FileHandlers::GetFileHandlers(&app);
if (!file_handlers)
return handlers;
for (FileHandlerList::const_iterator data = file_handlers->begin();
data != file_handlers->end(); ++data) {
bool handles_all_types = true;
for (PathAndMimeTypeSet::const_iterator it = files.begin();
it != files.end(); ++it) {
if (!FileHandlerCanHandleFile(*data, it->second, it->first)) {
handles_all_types = false;
break;
}
}
if (handles_all_types)
handlers.push_back(&*data);
}
return handlers;
}
bool FileHandlerCanHandleFile(
const FileHandlerInfo& handler,
const std::string& mime_type,
const base::FilePath& path) {
return FileHandlerCanHandleFileWithMimeType(handler, mime_type) ||
FileHandlerCanHandleFileWithExtension(handler, path);
}
GrantedFileEntry CreateFileEntry(
Profile* profile,
const std::string& extension_id,
int renderer_id,
const base::FilePath& path,
bool writable) {
GrantedFileEntry result;
fileapi::IsolatedContext* isolated_context =
fileapi::IsolatedContext::GetInstance();
DCHECK(isolated_context);
result.filesystem_id = isolated_context->RegisterFileSystemForPath(
fileapi::kFileSystemTypeNativeForPlatformApp, path,
&result.registered_name);
content::ChildProcessSecurityPolicy* policy =
content::ChildProcessSecurityPolicy::GetInstance();
policy->GrantReadFileSystem(renderer_id, result.filesystem_id);
if (writable)
policy->GrantWriteFileSystem(renderer_id, result.filesystem_id);
result.id = result.filesystem_id + ":" + result.registered_name;
// We only need file level access for reading FileEntries. Saving FileEntries
// just needs the file system to have read/write access, which is granted
// above if required.
if (!policy->CanReadFile(renderer_id, path))
policy->GrantReadFile(renderer_id, path);
return result;
}
} // namespace app_file_handler_util
} // namespace extensions
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