Hi, we need low cost and small size Hall sensors, similar to the TI DRV5032 series in TO-92 package. However, those have a much too wide range of threshold values, around a factor three. We need a range of closer to +/- 10% for our product. Ideas/suggestions welcome. Thanks
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That DRV5032 is not a really a sensor it is more like a switch and meant to used where a reed switch would work. Like all the Hall Switches and Latches I’ve seen there is a wide percentage tolerance on the operate and release points. With a switch/latch application it’s not an issue since you can easily take advantage of the fact that there is no problem with going way above or below the thresholds.
I’ve not worked with them much so I’m not sure, but I suspect that Linear Hall sensors may have an accuracy specification tolerance that meets the demands of your design.
Thanks Paul. Our design requires a sensor that precisely detects when an item is in place, akin to what a microswitch would do (we cannot use a mechanical switch). Linear Hall sensors use too much current (our design is battery powered), and they are not calibrated, ie each product item would have to calibrated individually, which we cannot afford either. So it seems we need a Hall switch with very low hysteresis Bhys such as DRV5032AJ but with a very low range of operating threshold Bop, which DRV5032AJ does not have. Can a batch of DRV5032AJ with same Bop be supplied somehow, or is there another way?
I’m just a normal user like you so not authoritative.
IME (40 years) you need to buy thousands of the component direct from the manufacturer to get a heavily customized component. I suggest you contact the application engineering support departments at some candidate suppliers for better information.
Unfortunately, we are unable to supply a batch of DRV5032AJ with the same Bop.


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The Diablo series is so important for hack'n'slash games that the releases of subsequent installments of Blizzard's IP are reference points for subsequent epochs in the history of this annihilation-loving genre. Will the same scenario be rehearsed with the release of Diablo 4 and will the coming era not be a declining era for the world of Sanctuary?
The new Diablo will be different, although not as different from the last one as it might seem. The decade of changes that were forced upon Joe Shely and company by the development of the hack'n'slash genre in general, including the appearance of Path of Exile on the market, cooperation with Activision, and finally the discovery of the free-to-play bonanza all left their marks, and the awareness of current trends it is evident in Diablo 3, which is constantly supported.
The example of Diablo 2: Resurrected, a successful remaster by all measures, is a good illustration of how virtual entertainment has moved forward. Players expect slightly different mechanics and solutions, including some that were invented and introduced in the abovev-mentioned game from New Zealand's Grinding Gear Games. And as always – they expect a neat synthesis of tradition and an innovative approach.
The expectations are pretty high with the fourth part of the story of the Lord of Terror, and Blizzard seems to be aware of our hopes connected with Diablo. The promise that the creators give us can be summed up in one expression: return to darkness. Their ambition, and I say so based on statements made in an interview with IGN, is to create a game that combines all the best elements from the entire series – progression from the first Diablo, gloominess of Diablo 2, gameplay and some solutions from the third game, and... a pinch of monetization from Diablo Immortal (this one is just my surmise).
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One of the most important changes coming in the new Diablo is a different atmosphere, darker and gloomier, which seems to define Diablo 4 and, consequently, present it as a more mature, serious production, full of corruption, grotesque creatures and plain darkness. The game abandons the riot of colors characteristic of high fantasy, pastel colors and the style dangerously close to a cartoon (hallmark of the 2012 installment), and tries to create a world much more firmly rooted in the reality of Sanctuary, having the genuine identity of this realm, and above all – some semblance of realism and authenticity. In the interview quoted earlier, both Joe Shely and Rod Fergusson repeated the word "grounded" like mantra. And indeed - resignation from highlighting elite opponents and bosses or more realistic effects of physical skills (such as a vortex that no longer produces the unnatural red smudges) seem to confirm this attitude.
The whole setting seems to confirm this. The effects of battles, the physics, movement of opponents and heroes, or the way objects in the game react to our actions, make a huge impression. To say that the combat looks juicy would probably be an insult to the animators and designers who used a wide range of 'annihilation art' to create the destruction effects. Decapitations, dismemberment, severing, melting, skinning, incineration, disembowelment, crushing – these are just a few of possible ways of influencing the anatomy of hostile creatures.
The next confirmation of the artistic concept is the world created by the designers. Diablo 3 accustomed us to the conditional freedom in traversing Sanctuary (because it was linear and separated by loading screens), giving us the adventure mode and adding raid instances in the form of rifts and their deep counterparts.
Diablo 4 draws on these solutions, but also goes a step further, adding a fully open world divided into five lands that we can visit in any order, and thus – get to know subsequent acts of history prepared by the American studio in a non-linear fashion. For lovers of sandboxes and exploration – it's a real treat. The creators promise a lot of secrets to discover, random activities, local events, bosses to beat, fortresses to recapture, dungeons to explore. It's nice to know that this world was designed by hand, rather than procedurally generated. Certainly, however, the numerous, centuries-old dungeons waiting for heroes daring to explore them will be random. The core of these structures – i.e. systems of caves, flooded tunnels, underground corridors and similar environments will be combined in various, random ways.
Adding to all this the multi-level complexity of the locations and the isometric view, we can get much more potential for telling the story through environment and – again – integrating all its elements into a coherent, non-accidental, living whole.
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Diablo 4 will be a direct continuation of the story told told previously. The destruction of the Black Soulstone, the banishment of Malthael – these are all elements of the reality in which we find ourselves. A reality in the grips of Lilith's great mother, of course. The creators are not offering any more plot details, which is confirmed by the closed beta that only gives an image of what we will experience after completing the main plot, without revealing its essence.
So what do we know for sure? There's plenty of stuff that we don't know because of NDAs, but we do know some stuff about side activities that will diversify the fun. The best idea, quite trivial at first glance, was to simply increase the difficulty level. The creators decided to expand the whole process a bit.
Changing the difficulty level will not be as easy as in the previous part. To do this, we will have to prove that we actually deserve to play at higher difficulties. How to do it? By defeating a powerful boss, who gives you a pass to a more demanding world that's also a bit more rewarding with XP, resources, gold and loot.
That's not the end of the story. In addition to the previously mentioned events or bosses, we will get echanics of infernal tides, i.e. random demonic invasions in a given area, during which we will collect a new currency – embers, and use it to open special chests with dedicated loot. Another novelty will be the "undergrounds of nightmares," i.e. special instances unlocked after finding the so-called seals. Winning these challenges will allow you to unlock the next level, located in a different corner of the Sanctuary – more difficult and certainly offering more loot.
A slightly similar mechanic will be the "tree of whispers," in essence reminiscent of daily quests known from MMO games. On top of that, there will also be Fields of Hate, focused on fans of PvP, and in addition to seasons and creating new ranked characters, players will receive really interesting tools to fight the monotony that sooner or later always bleeds into this kind of games.
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Slightly more conservative changes were made to the development system. Blizzard isn't planning anything new, groundbreaking, but is rather going to extrapolated on what hack'n'slash games got us used to up until now. And these changes are only "conservative" in relation to genre standards, because compared to the previous part, they might as well seem a great leap in quality. The planned development system seems to be much more complex and generous in offering the player numerous and interesting ways to increase the power of the protagonist.
First of all – we will finally get back control over manually assigning attribute and ability points (five and two per level, respectively). It great that each attribute, depending on class, will improve a different aspect of the character – the critical hit rate for barbarian, or mana regeneration for mage, so the development of attributes will not boil down on maxing out one or two of them, but on combining them to match our build.
The skills system will also be completely remodeled. I am happy about the return of the classic progression tree, divided into active and passive skills and their enhancements. The creators also talk about additional development opportunities related to exploring the world and discovering its secrets (probably something like shrines unlocking passive perks in Grim Dawn).
And since we're talking about passive perks – the system of mastery levels has also been rebuilt, and will now resemble the one from Path of Exile with the difference that we will have more ways to personalize it. A very interesting solution seems to be placing skills on the master boards, the power of which will be increased by reaching a certain level of a given attribute, e.g. increasing the amount of generated resources after obtaining the given level of willpower.
Did I mention classes? Right, I didn't. And did I mention going back to the roots? For sure. Barbarian, sorceress, druid, necromancer, rogue – does it ring a bell, Lord Nephalem? The return of old friends is also associated with the return of known and liked skills, but there will also be new ones. Each of the classes will receive a completely unique development mechanics, which – in my opinion – will elevate the replayability factor, already sky-high in games of this type, even higher.
What was the revolution about? In the case of necromancer, it will be a book of the dead that allows you to personalize the army of revived minions – their types, number, specializations and roles. For the sorceress, it will be the ability to enchant skills that affects the type of their activation – either through player's choice or as a chance to be triggered when certain conditions are met. The barbarian will get an arsenal that allows him to wield up to six different weapons, the rogue will receive three enigmatic paths of development, and the druid... so far we don't know much about this class' mechanics.
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The loot and itemization in general hasn't undergone such a thorough restructuring as other aspects of the game. There are some interesting changes, but what appeals to my consciousness, thirsty for golden and green rays shooting into the sky, is how the developers are trying to refine the loot system and make the "show legends only" filter not the only right way to look for loot. For example – magic items will have the most powerful basic affixes, which means that the blue color will not always be equivalent to ignoring the item. I don't think it will work, although there is a loophole that increases the likelihood of this – legendary essences.
Loot is usually divided into classes due to its rarity – from common, through magic, rare and legendary, to unique. Everyone knows the first three, the uniques always have the same powerful affixes, but the legends are worth a closer look. Namely – legendary skills will be assigned to items randomly, so they will no longer be permanently tied to a specific type of equipment. What's more, we will be able to extract the legendary essences from the selected items and improve another item with it, giving it legendary status – similar to what Kanai's Cube did in Diablo III.
As concerns ancient versions of items known that game, all that we know so far is that they are unlikely to return, and their place will be taken by yet unspecified consumables that increase the power of the equipment. It's possible that other types of rare items will also appear, such as mythical items.
Thanks to the beta and the latest dev blogs, we know that Blizzard learned the lesson from Diablo 3 about the importance of endgame in a game like that. Completing the main storyline won't mean that our adventure with the game will be over. More! Reselling the game with possible expansions should also not occur too often. The experience gained by Blizzard throughout the whole lifespan of Diablo 3, and the incident known as Diablo Immortal, clearly showed the American company the way forward – a game-service, a long sales tail and constant support.
The creators openly use the term "game-service" in the context of their work. On the one hand, they surely bear in mind that many players treat this solution with reserve, on the other – they're still trying to convince players that this is the way that will benefit all, which is... kind of brave. Or just dumb – it depends on what kind of game we'll get. So, can treating it as a service benefit the game? Again – there are two ways about it. The short way to put it is: "please, let monetization be non-aggressive."
In the context of the coming demonic plague, the service has two faces. The first is seasonality, described by Rod Fergusson as live service, which the developers place a great emphasis on. In general, the seasons should be identical to those of Diablo 3. The creators promise a new season every quarter, and since these promises are not always fulfilled, as exemplified by Diablo Immortal, let's just focus on a few seasons a year.
What may, and considering the experience with the mobile version of Diablo, should be worrying, is the announcement of a battle pass, which will allow you to receive special rewards available only by filling the otherwise familiar progress bar. What can we gain by devoting valuable time to service aspects of the game? First of all, cosmetic items, all kinds of skins, frames and similar visual sweeteners.
In addition, we will get something that can cause shivers in an AAA game, and something that will be quite expensive. People react differently to it, going from anger, to cringe, to indignation – I just shrug my shoulders. We're talking about the premium currency, about which we only know that we can use it to buy new cosmetic items in the internal store. May the creators not succumb to temptation and not use it for evil purposes!
To be honest, I (as a hardcore solo player) am not interested in these as long as I can play the game I purchased without paying attention to what is happening in this liveservice part. And although I'm aware that the social and cooperative layer can penetrate my hermetic world, I also believe (or maybe want to believe?) that my unhurried and individual style of play will not be hindered by hordes of players taking the magic of a dark and lonely adventure from Diablo, nor a stagnation caused by not filling the battle pass progress bar.
Fortunately, the flavor of MMO in Diablo should not be so pronounced as to dominate the hack'n'slash umami – we will meet other players in camps, cities, hubs of each of the visited lands and (probably) in liberated fortresses. In addition, of course, we will be able to join world events or create teams in a spontaneous way. Players who enjoy single-player adventures should therefore not be disappointed, overwhelmed or forced into unwanted socialization. Glory to the heavens!
Preorder or no order?
Every indication seem to scream: "Preorder, it will be worth it!" And although the golden rule "no preorders" still guides my gaming habits, I can't help but feel that Diablo 4 will be worth breaking it. On paper, it almost looks like the fulfillment of all my desires for a hack'n'slash that will break this temporary stagnation in the genre and put a monument to another diabloid in the Pandemonium Fortress' hall of fame (if there is one). Common sense and Mike Ybarra, head of Blizzard, however, suggest not to believe everything we read. In other words – let's keep it cool and wait, because rumor has it that soon, during The Game Awards, we will learn Diablo 4's release date – and I can't wait to get answers to all of these questions.

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20. The Interview (II) (2014)
R | 112 min | Action, Comedy
Dave Skylark and producer Aaron Rapoport run the celebrity tabloid show "Skylark Tonight." When they land an interview with a surprise fan, North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un, they are recruited by the CIA to turn their trip to Pyongyang into an assassination mission.
21. The Ladykillers (2004)
R | 104 min | Comedy, Crime, Thriller
An eccentric, if not charming Southern professor and his crew pose as a classical ensemble in order to rob a casino, all under the nose of his unsuspecting but sharp old landlady.
22. RED (2010)
PG-13 | 111 min | Action, Comedy, Crime
When his peaceful life is threatened by a high-tech assassin, former black-ops agent Frank Moses reassembles his old team in a last ditch effort to survive and uncover his assailants.
23. Mars Attacks! (1996)
PG-13 | 106 min | Comedy, Sci-Fi
Earth is invaded by Martians with unbeatable weapons and a cruel sense of humor.
24. Maggie (I) (2015)
PG-13 | 95 min | Drama, Thriller
A teenage girl in the Midwest becomes infected by an outbreak of a disease that slowly turns the infected into cannibalistic zombies. During her transformation, her loving father stays by her side.
25. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984)
PG | 118 min | Action, Adventure
After arriving in India, Indiana Jones is asked by a desperate village to find a mystical stone. He agrees, and stumbles upon a secret cult plotting a terrible plan in the catacombs of an ancient palace.
26. Your Highness (2011)
R | 102 min | Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy
When Prince Fabious's bride is kidnapped, he goes on a quest to rescue her... accompanied by his lazy useless brother Thadeous.
27. True Grit (1969)
M | 128 min | Adventure, Western, Drama
A drunken, hard-nosed U.S. Marshal and a Texas Ranger help a stubborn teenager track down her father's murderer in Indian territory.
28. Smokin' Aces (2006)
R | 108 min | Action, Crime, Drama
When a Las Vegas performer-turned-snitch named Buddy Israel decides to turn state's evidence and testify against the mob, it seems that a whole lot of people would like to make sure he's no longer breathing.
29. Movie 43 (2013)
R | 94 min | Comedy
A series of interconnected short films follows a washed-up producer as he pitches insane story lines featuring some of the biggest stars in Hollywood.
Writers: Rocky Russo, Jeremy Sosenko, Ricky Blitt, Bill O'Malley, Will Graham, Jack Kukoda, Matt Portenoy, Claes Kjellstrom, Jonas Wittenmark, Tobias Carlson, Will Carlough, Jonathan van Tulleken, Elizabeth Shapiro, Patrik Forsberg, Olle Sarri, Jacob Fleisher, Greg Pritikin, James Gunn | Directors: Elizabeth Banks, Steven Brill, Steve Carr, Rusty Cundieff, James Duffy, Griffin Dunne, Peter Farrelly, Patrik Forsberg, Will Graham, James Gunn, Brett Ratner, Jonathan van Tulleken, Bob Odenkirk | Stars: Emma Stone, Stephen Merchant, Richard Gere, Liev Schreiber
30. Grindhouse (2007)
R | 191 min | Action, Horror, Thriller
Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez's homage to drive-in double features in the 60s and 70s with two back-to-back cult films that include previews of coming attractions between them.
Writers: Robert Rodriguez, Rob Zombie, Edgar Wright, Jeff Rendell, Eli Roth, Quentin Tarantino, Rob Cotterill, Jason Eisener, John Davies | Directors: Robert Rodriguez, Eli Roth, Quentin Tarantino, Edgar Wright, Rob Zombie | Stars: Kurt Russell, Rose McGowan, Danny Trejo, Zoë Bell
31. The Passion of the Christ (2004)
R | 127 min | Drama
Depicts the final twelve hours in the life of Jesus of Nazareth, on the day of his crucifixion in Jerusalem.
32. House of Wax (2005)
R | 108 min | Horror
A group of unwitting teens are stranded near a strange wax museum and soon must fight to survive and keep from becoming the next exhibit.
33. Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior (1981)
R | 94 min | Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi
In the post-apocalyptic Australian wasteland, a cynical drifter agrees to help a small, gasoline rich, community escape a band of bandits.
34. Chronicle (2012)
PG-13 | 84 min | Drama, Sci-Fi, Thriller
Whilst attending a party, three high school friends gain superpowers after making an incredible discovery underground. Soon, though, they find their lives spinning out of control and their bond tested as they embrace their darker sides.
35. Horns (2013)
R | 120 min | Drama, Fantasy, Thriller
In the aftermath of his girlfriend's mysterious death, a young man awakens to find strange horns sprouting from his temples.
36. Man on Fire (2004)
R | 146 min | Action, Crime, Drama
In Mexico City, a former assassin swears vengeance on those who committed an unspeakable act against the family he was hired to protect.
38. Resident Evil (2002)
R | 100 min | Action, Horror, Sci-Fi
A special military unit fights a powerful, out-of-control supercomputer and hundreds of scientists who have mutated into flesh-eating creatures after a laboratory accident.
39. The English Patient (1996)
R | 162 min | Drama, Romance, War
At the close of WWII, a young nurse tends to a badly-burned plane crash victim. His past is shown in flashbacks, revealing an involvement in a fateful love affair.
40. The Family (I) (2013)
R | 111 min | Comedy, Crime, Thriller
The Manzoni family, a notorious mafia clan, is relocated to Normandy, France under the witness protection program, where fitting in soon becomes challenging as their old habits die hard.
41. The Ring (2002)
PG-13 | 115 min | Horror, Mystery, Sci-Fi
A journalist must investigate a mysterious videotape which seems to cause the death of anyone in a week of viewing it.
42. The Royal Tenenbaums (2001)
R | 110 min | Comedy, Drama
An estranged family of former child prodigies reunites when their father announces he is terminally ill.
43. A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
R | 91 min | Horror
Several people are hunted by a cruel serial killer who kills his victims in their dreams. When the survivors are trying to find the reason for being chosen, the murderer won't lose any chance to kill them as soon as they fall asleep.
44. Four Rooms (1995)
R | 98 min | Comedy, Crime
Four interlocking tales that take place in a fading hotel on New Year's Eve.
Writers: Allison Anders, Alexandre Rockwell, Robert Rodriguez, Quentin Tarantino | Directors: Allison Anders, Alexandre Rockwell, Robert Rodriguez, Quentin Tarantino | Stars: Tim Roth, Amanda De Cadenet, David Proval, Jennifer Beals
45. The Faculty (1998)
R | 104 min | Horror, Mystery, Sci-Fi
Students suspect that their teachers are aliens after bizarre occurrences.
46. Bad Boys II (2003)
R | 147 min | Action, Comedy, Crime
Two loose-cannon narcotics cops investigate the flow of Ecstasy into Florida.
47. Cooties (2014)
R | 88 min | Comedy, Horror, Sci-Fi
A mysterious virus hits an isolated elementary school, transforming the kids into a feral swarm of mass savages. An unlikely hero must lead a motley band of teachers in the fight of their lives.
48. A Walk Among the Tombstones (2014)
R | 114 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery
Private investigator Matthew Scudder is hired by a drug kingpin to find out who kidnapped and murdered his wife.
49. Buried (2010)
R | 95 min | Drama, Mystery, Thriller
Paul is a U.S. truck driver working in Iraq. After an attack by a group of Iraqis he wakes to find he is buried alive inside a coffin. With only a lighter and a cell phone it's a race against time to escape this claustrophobic death trap.
50. Deja Vu (2006)
PG-13 | 126 min | Action, Sci-Fi, Thriller
After a ferry is bombed in New Orleans, an A.T.F. agent joins a unique investigation using experimental surveillance technology to find the bomber, but soon finds himself becoming obsessed with one of the victims.

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Writing is a lonely life, even for loners, so it’s important that we remember to stick together.
Authors/screenwriters Lex Hrabe and Thomas Voorhies know this perhaps better than anyone: the pair, who write under the portmanteau pen name Lex Thomas, not only banded together to write their first novel, Quarantine: The Loners, but they also placed the idea of sticking together to beat the odds at the heart of their awesomely creepy tale–the story of brothers David and Will Thorpe, who must fight to survive after a deadly virus breaks out and quarantines them and all their classmates at school for over a year! With no adults to supervise and food supplies running low, what starts out as simple hostility between cliques evolves into all out gang warfare. Banding together is the only way Will and David will make it through.
And in the spirit of that kind of dogged determination through collaboration, Lex and Tom are sharing with us this week’s Daily Theme, designed to help keep us going just a little longer.
Figment Daily Theme–July 19, 2012
We’d like you to create a character that you LOVE, a character that excites you. Write one scene that shows how great that character is, something that makes the reader connect with them, and then kill that character off. This will be hard to do to someone you love so much, but that is your challenge. You must find a way to make that death satisfying to the reader.
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Mycotoxins are secondary fungal metabolites. Several toxigenic fungi are pathogenic to cereal crops. Mycotoxins encompass a wide range of compounds, several of which have been shown to cause disease in domestic animals and, less frequently, in humans. The toxicology, prevention & control, and analytical methods are highlighted. Toxicology is represented by measurement of aflatoxin-DNA adducts as biomarkers of long-term risk of disease in people, mechanism of fumonisin B1
carcinogenesis, and enhancement of ochratoxin A toxicity by citrinin. Attempts of mycotoxins control include preventing toxigenic fungi formation, decreasing toxins bioavailability, and facilitating toxins destruction. Monitoring mycotoxins occurrence and levels in commodities and foods is crucial to divert
contaminated materials from human and animal food supplies. Methods of analysis for mycotoxins include immunoaffinity columns, molecularly imprinted polymers, liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry, and qualitative and quantitative lateral flow methods.
Food allergies limit the ability to consume foods without great caution and may be life-threatening. Increased government regulation and education is being used to address public concern on the rising food allergy rates. With the broad application of avoidance techniques through analysis, labeling, medical testing and possibly food modification, the rise in food allergy rates may be slowed and perhaps even reversed. While there are promising medical treatment developments it has had relatively
little impact in managing food allergy. At present there is little available preventive treatment with management being primarily avoidance of food and emergency treatment of severe adverse reactions. For the public, vigilance on food items is important, and for industry, a wide variety of controls,
including production and product line testing as well as labeling, are used to help the consumer make accurate avoidance choices. There are important issues of detection and threshold and using immunological and computer modeling to evaluate allergenic potential in food discussed in this book.

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I contacted Steve and he very kindly gave me the time to have a chat and answer some questions for me.
When Steve was 9 years old his next door neighbour had a Honda 50 Monkey bike and, living opposite a school, the neighbour used to ride his bike round the school field. One day he offered Steve a ride and that was it, he was hooked on riding.
Having begun his racing career in 1994, Steve had a successful career racing until 2013 winning, amongst others, Superteen, Superstock 1000 & Superbike Evolution Championships with the official Honda Racing and BMW UK teams.
The best memory Steve has from his BSB racing days is when he won the British Supersport Championship in 2008 for the HM Plant Honda team, to celebrate Honda launched a limited edition run of 100 Fireblades known as Brogie Blades in the racing livery, each one of which has been signed by Steve. Wouldn’t it be awesome to have one of those!
In 2013 Steve was running his own team and riding too supported by Kawasaki UK, sponsored by Direct CCTV in the National Superstock 1000 which is something he had always wanted to do and which he really enjoyed. Running his own team is something which Steve had done previously when he was unable to get a ride. In 2014 he didn’t ride, he managed the team and they bought in two top riders and although Steve felt it was strange not to actually be riding himself, he really enjoyed the challenge.
Steve has coached at the Ron Haslam Racing School and says that the best pillion ride he’s ever had is going around Donington race track with Ron Haslam!
Steve used to do a bit of work for Triumph Motorcycles mileage testing on track new components and engines where the bike would be ridden for 10 hours per day and he and another rider would do one hour stints just continually riding the bike around the track. That must have been great fun.
Since retiring from racing, Steve set up his own Superbike school. The inspiration for setting up his own school came about because at the time there was another school offering coaching to riders and Steve didn’t like the way the riders were being coached. He believed a lot of the instructors were teaching the wrong way and the pupils were taught incorrect techniques and being charged a lot of money for this privilege! Having previously done both one to one and group coaching, setting up his own school was a natural progression for Steve.
Steve says the worse the rider when they turn up to his school in the morning, the better it is for him as they listen to what is said to them and take the information and techniques taught onto the track and he is proud when he has turned a slow, dangerous rider into a much safer and confident rider by the end of the day.
The superbike school is run in a relaxed way and Steve tries to have a laugh as this way he gets the best out of his pupils and they like to have a giggle when, as has happened in the past to both guys and girls, they’re legs have been so short that they cannot reach the floor when on the bike and they fall off in the pit lane or when a zip busts open on their leathers (oops – too many cakes!)
Nowadays Steve only takes part in one race a year and this is at the Goodwood Revival – the Barry Sheene Memorial Trophy race. Steve loves this race and is good friends with many of the riders both on and off the track – here’s a pic of Steve racing at the Revival (Steve is the one turning round giving a hand gesture to Jeremy McWilliams – apparently he was celebrating the fact that he’d exited the corner ahead of Jeremy!)
Steve’s best friend, Dave Callaghan, has been a lifelong friend and taught him that you have to work hard to achieve things in life. Dave encouraged Steve to get involved with biking and feels that the best feeling about being on a bike is the sense of feeling free. Riding a bike is great at de-stressing you – no matter what you have going on in your life, as soon as you put your helmet on and ride off, the stress falls away. I can absolutely relate to that and quite often after a stressful day at work, will go for a ride to unwind!
Last year was a friend’s 50th birthday and Steve’s 40th so they decided to go on a biking holiday – they went from Whitchurch down the South West coast to Land’s End then followed the coastal roads to Southampton then back up to Whitchurch. They had such a great time that they are planning to ride the Scottish 500 roads around the perimeter of Scotland this year – fingers are most definitely crossed that they are able to do this.
Steve has never worn lucky clothing or had a ritual before the start of a race but he does say a prayer to his dad, who died when Steve was 21, asking him to keep him safe on the bike.
It seems that Steve has always been a somewhat mischievous lad – one time his mum caught him playing on the roof of the school and another time he and his mates were playing in a supermarket car park – they were sitting in the supermarket trolleys crashing into each other. Unfortunately the exit to the car park was on a slope and Steve went careering down the slope in the trolley and into the side of a car driving past. Luckily Steve and the driver of the car were okay but he had some explaining to do to his mum!
His most embarrassing moment on a bike was when he was 18 years old, a good friend of his was racing in a club race at Aintree, two miles down the road from where Steve lived. There were some six or seven races and towards the end of the day his friend didn’t want to race in the last two races so he asked Steve to take his place. Steve put on his mate’s leathers and helmet and lined up on the track ready for the start of the race. Somebody got wind of these shenanigans and an official came onto the track, found Steve and pulled his visor up whereupon he was told to get off the track. The start of the race was delayed and a few words were said to Steve!
I wonder if Steve’s two boys are following in their father’s mischievous footsteps …..! Steve also has an 11 year old daughter who lives on the other side of the country to Steve and is very much into horse riding and show jumping but maybe, just maybe is showing signs that she would like to ride a motorbike ….
So what would Steve have been if he hadn’t been a bike racer? Hmm… Steve likes working with his hands and working with tools so he would probably have learnt a trade, either plumbing or plastering.
The burning question we want to know Steve is, if you got arrested, what would your friends and family assume you had done? Oh that’s easy, says Steve, being drunk and disorderly and being brought home drunk!
Thank you so much for your time Steve, it was an absolute pleasure talking to you and I hope to catch up with you at the Goodwood Revival.
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See Prime is Pakistan’s most watched digital entertainment, entertaining audience through mini web series by bringing meaningful content for its viewers. The digital platform is back with another enticing story ‘Chamak’ that is a take on greed, deception and money.
‘Chamak’ is a tale of greediness and shows how greed has a strong biological basis. The mother daughter duo – Rija and Shahida played by Farah Nadir and Laiba Khan play fraudulent scheme on men who send money to Rija, who think her mother is under medication.
Seemeen Naveed, the executive producer of the short-film said, ‘Every person needs a degree of wealth to survive but the problem arises when this need turns to greed. We as humans need to understand this and that bad beginnings make a bad ending.’
Written by Mansoor Saeed and directed by Asad Pathan, the short film is co-produced by Ali Hussain and Mahib Bukhari. The film features Farah Nadir, Yasir Ali Khan, Laiba Khan and Hammad Khan.
‘Chamak’ is a perfect example of ‘what comes around goes back around’ and that if someone treats other people badly he or she will eventually be treated badly by someone else. One should never subject themselves to heinous conditions and waste their most precious resource and time, in the pursuit of it.
The short film is available for viewers on See Prime YouTube channel.
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text: Since 1989, the world of Polish posters has undergone a sort of revolution. At the forefront of this movement is Ryszard Kaja, one of the country’s most successful and prolific contemporary artists. His most recent series, simply entitled “Poland” has become one the most popular poster projects in the last decade. The series, begun in 2012, highlights Poland’s major cities (Wroclaw, Gdansk, Lodz) as well towns and regions of less renown. Kaja focuses on tiny rural towns, forests (Biebrza), mountains (Sniezka, Bieszczady, Tatry), resort towns (Sopot, Swinoujscie, Krynica Gorska, Zakopane), industrial centers (Katowice, Nowa Huta, Plock), centers of Polish craft (Boleslawiec, Koniakowo, Zalipie). Contrary posters of the earlier part of the 20th century, Kaja’s posters depict more informal representations of city and place. In the past, posters depicting cities and regions highlighted monuments, landmarks, or folk culture. Most often they were created for a foreign audience to tourism and recreation. In contrast, Kaja’s series was not commissioned by a tourism agency; rather, it was derived from the artist’s personal initiative. Poles are the series’ target audience. In this series Kaja chooses unexpected objects and themes to identify places but known and unfamiliar. For example, for the posters of major cities, Kaja opted against depicting the most well known landmarks. Picturesque Wroclaw is depicted by the needlelike “Iglica” sculpture in front of the Centennial Hall (built by the Germans in the 19th century). Lodz’s poster alludes to the city’s renowned art museum. Instead of Neptune’s fountain, Kaja chose the less attractive shipyard cranes for Gdansk. These choices are a clear departure from the tourism posters of the past. Rather than advertising cities as attractions, Kaja uses markers that most likely only Poles would identify. In a way, many of these posters are a riddle. What is the connection between Krosno and hot air balloons? Only upon further investigation does one find that Krosno is home to the International Hot Air Balloon Festival each year. Other posters are more abstract. For example, “Boleslawiec” shows just white dots on a blue background, echoing the city’s famous ceramic designs. “Ursynow”, a district of Warsaw, is just a series of bunched black rectangles, resembling the crowded rows of apartment buildings.


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Spring Break Vacation Jewelry
Spring break vacation is kicking off over the next few weeks! Not everyone has the same time frame, but millions of people are taking off for a quick getaway! What…
Need a stunning dose of royal purple this February? Wendy Brandes’ Marie Antoinette earrings deliver with the pomp and complexity of one of the most fashionable and ill-fated monarchs in history. Ample custom-cut amethysts–each over 25 carats–wrapped in vines of pavé-set tsavorite garnets evoke the French monarchy’s grip on the young queen. (If you haven’t already, do read Marie Antoinette: The Journey by Antonia Fraser, for unique perspective on this often misunderstood royal.)
The Marie Antoinette earrings were created last year for the 219th anniversary of the queen’s execution by guillotine on October 16, 1793. One-of-a-kind, the earrings were handmade in New York City. Although they can be recreated, each pair will remain a distinctive expression of regal style.
Image courtesy of Wendy Brandes
Visit Wendy’s blog to learn more about the making of the Marie Antoinette earrings.


Police arrested a man Friday after he called 911 and told operators he shot his friend at a White Rock home for “talking too much smack,” according to an arrest-warrant affidavit.
Bobby Roberts, 56, is charged in the murder of 54-year-old Richard Pena, according to the Morning News.
A witness who was with the men when the fight broke out said the longtime friends “playfully argued” often, according to the affidavit. It is unclear what argument led to the shooting.
The affidavit states that Roberts pulled out a handgun, and Pena replied, “If you pull out a gun, you better intend to use it.”
Pena was shot once in the chest and died at the scene. The witness said Pena had not made any threats or gestures prior to the shooting, according to the affidavit.
Roberts was booked Saturday into the Dallas County jail, where he remained Tuesday on $100,000 bond.
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text: Joined an interesting panel discussion at the Open City Docs Fest at UCL last Saturday. Other panel members discussing Copyright, Copyleft, Copywrong? included Peter Bradwell of the Open Rights Group, Lillian Edwards from Strathclyde University, and Haidy Geismar of UCL who writes about IP and traditional culture. John Archer of Hopscotch Films spoke interestingly about the use of 'fair use' to provide clips for Mark Cousins' The Story of Film. The panel was chaired by Roly Keating, Director of the British Library.

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A TNC cooperation project in which partner areas with long coastlines worked together to strike a balance between protecting the environment and opening up their areas to tourists in a sustainable way.
Projects & Practice
A transnational cooperation project to promote DIY solutions for renewable energy production in rural communities.
A cooperation project was set up between 4 LAGs and 1 FLAG to promote local heritage and stimulate the local economy around a lake area.
A project set out to renovate and expand an old dairy farm by using new technological solutions.
The “Living on the Edge” route comprises of 21 different sites presenting the nature, culture and history of South-Estonia using the yellow frame, the iconic symbol of “National Geographic”.


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Arnold Drive (County Road Number 5603), North of Sonoma:
This project was funded in part by the Measure M Sales Tax
Read more about the Traffic Relief Act, passed by Sonoma County voters in 2004.
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Michigan Online Gambling Rakes in $162.1 Million in March
Like many states that have legalized online gambling across the U.S., Michigan online casinos and sportsbooks have seen record revenue for the first few months of the year.
In the month of March alone, internet gaming has raked in $162.1 million in total revenue. Casino gaming accounted for $131.67 million, and sports betting accounted for $30.48 million.
One of the biggest winners in the online gambling revenue game was Greektown Casino and hotel in Detroit, Michigan, which reported its revenue had gone up 33.7% in 2021 (though, its sports betting revenue did fall).
The state of Michigan received $24.7 million in taxes and payments for the month of March, proving that online gambling has become an extremely profitable income source for the state.
And it’s not only the state of Michigan that’s seeing the benefits of online gambling, either. The Michigan Gaming Control Board reported that the city of Detroit received $7 million in tax revenue and service fees from casinos as well as an additional $2.7 million from tribal betting operators.
Will online gambling continue to be profitable for the Wolverine State? Only time will tell, but we can’t help but assume the answer will be a definitive yes.


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Callan McAuliffe hits the carpet at the Australian Academy Of Cinema And Television Arts’ 2nd AACTA International Awards held at Soho House on Saturday afternoon (January 26) in West Hollywood, Calif.
The 18-year-old Aussie actor mingled with actresses Lara Robinson and Freya Tingley inside the event.
“Thanks for all your fantabulous birthday wishes!” Callan tweeted this past week. In case you haven’t, send him birthday wishes!
15+ pics inside of Callan McAuliffe at the AACTA Awards…
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Fifth full length of Brazilian metalheads HERETIC. Mixed, mastered & engineered by Guilherme Aguiar between 2017 & 2018 in Goiânia, Goiás, Brazil. Vocals recorded & engineered at SantaRosa Studio by Tiago SantaRosa in Lisboa, Portugal. All rights reserved. 2018.
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- Nym Rhosilir: solo guitar on "Hellfire" - Ayman Mokdad: solo guitar on "Hammer Falls Again" & "Demonicide" - Luis Maldonalle: solo guitar on "Mkultra" & "Vow" - Dirk Verbeuren (MEGADETH): drums on "Holy Dystopia"


What's the best EDC Knife? What do you carry?
Here are some of my important factors for EDC (Everyday Carry) Knives.
Personally I carry 2 knives on me, always. One that never gets used and is strictly for self defense and the other is a utility knife that is used all day, every day. I usually have one fixed blade and one folding knife. The key for me is they're always in the same spot. I do not switch pockets, positions on the body, nothing. Under stress you want them to always be where you need them to be.
I tend to like a smaller fixed blade for an EDC knife carried in a minimalist kydex sheath with a Mummert Knives Titanium Clip. Typically I prefer the knife to have a 2"-4" blade that is around.190" thick in a good quality steel such as S30V or a high grade Titanium like 6Al-4V. Titanium has a great advantage of high strength to weight ratio while also being highly corrosion resistant. Some great examples are any of Ban Tang's knives, Daniel Fairly Kwaiken, John Gray Accomplice, Kingdom Armory Grayling.
For a folding knife I prefer a Titanium chassis framelock that has an opening hole or thumbstud with a blade of high quality steel or titanium that is 3"-4" and rides on Phosphor Bronze washers. I'm not a big fan of flipping knives and blades that ride on bearings. I do not use pocket clips since they always seem to either scratch up your car door, steering wheel, desk, whatever, and also seem to catch on clothes and come right out of your pocket. I deep carry knives of use a MDTS Pocket sheild to keep the knife in the same spot every time. When knives are carried deep in your pocket they tend to collect dust, line, dirt, sand, coins! anything really and that will hinder a flipper or even completely clog up the bearings and render it useless. When you need your knife, you want it to open and usually with one hand. Some great examples of folding knives are...


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A lack of sleep and not enough exercise are the two main health worries of Britons, according to a new survey.
The Legal & General Healthcare poll found that over half were concerned they were not doing enough exercise, while 45 per cent felt they did not get enough sleep.
This resulted in over a third of the 4,000 people who took part in the survey complaining they felt constantly run-down, with almost as many saying their daily routine caused them stress.
The survey comes on the back of growing concern over the 'longer working hours' culture in the UK. Recent figures reveal that Britons work longer than any other nation in the EU an average of 42.5 hours a week and this is clearly having an effect on people's sleep, stress and health.
Legal & General also points out that the results in the survey reflect a contradiction to what are generally considered to be hot health topic concerns of the nation such as diet and smoking.
Quoted on the BBC, customer services director Tessa Webster said: "With around nine in ten people mentioning at least one concern, health and wellbeing is very much a live public issue.
"The issue is that the majority of people are less obsessed on major issues such as diet and passive smoking and are far more concerned with the impact that busy lives are having on their health: stress, sleep deprivation, lack of time for exercise."


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Valve have announced that their online game store Steam have hit another major milestone today, the 30 million mark!
“Steam is on track to record the biggest year in its six year history,” said Gabe Newell, president of Valve. “The year has marked major development advances to the platform with the introduction of support for Mac titles, the Steam Wallet and in-game item buying support, and more. We believe the growth in accounts, sales, and player numbers is completely tied to this work and we plan to continue to develop the platform to offer more marketing, sales, and design tools for developers and publishers of games and digital entertainment”
All we can say is that keep it coming Valve, you guys rock!


Gulbis To Face Zverev In Geneva
Latvian Ernests Gulbis set up a second-round meeting with top seed Alexander Zverev on Sunday at the Banque Eric Sturdza Geneva Open. Gulbis beat Japan's Yoshihito Nishioka 6-2, 7-6(7), breaking six times out of 15 chances.
In other main-draw action, Cordoba Open champion Juan Ignacio Londero beat Germany's Mischa Zverev 6-4, 6-4. Grigor Dimitrov, the top seed in qualifying, reached the main draw with a 7-5, 6-3 win over Italian Thomas Fabbiano. Dimitrov, the 2017 Nitto ATP Finals champion, will face Argentine Federico Delbonis in the first round.


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Safe and effective for patients with composite or porcelain restorations, the gentle neutral pH reduces the risk of dulling or etching restorations. Patients will appreciate the smooth, thixotropic consistency which reduces overflow along with the risk of gagging or ingestion. Smooth, thixotropic consistency and excellent tasting flavours for patient pleasing formula. 4-minute application (contains 9,050 ppm fluoride). Ideal for patients with reduced salivary flow or acid intolerance.

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Al Davis is an entrepreneur,
business strategist, consultant, teacher, avid world traveler, author,
and lifelong student, in no particular priority or chronological order.
His industrial experience includes:
Co-Founder and CEO of
Offtoa, Inc., an internet company that helps entrepreneurs determine if their new business idea has financial merit, and if so, helps them hone their business strategy to attain optimal financial returns for them and their investors.
and CEO of Spiral Funds, Inc., a company in Colorado Springs that
enabled consumers to donate a percentage of their online purchases to
their favorite charity – at no cost to them.
Chairman and CEO of Omni-Vista, Inc., a software company in Colorado
Springs. Omni-Vista’s assets were sold in 2002.
Founding member of the board of directors of Requisite, Inc., acquired
by Rational Software Corporation in February 1997 and IBM in 2003.
Vice president of engineering services at BTG, Inc., a Virginia-based
company that went public in 1995, was acquired by Titan in 2001 and
L-3 Communications in 2003.
director of R&D at GTE Communication Systems in Phoenix, Arizona,
acquired by Verizon in 1999.
Director of the Software Technology Center at GTE Laboratories in
Waltham, Massachusetts, acquired by Verizon in 1999.
Non-managing general partner and limited partner of Catalyst InfoTech
Development Fund, a venture capital fund in Colorado in the
Consultant for many corporations over the past thirty years, including
Boeing, Cigna Insurance, Dr. Ed, Federal Express, FrontRange Solutions,
IBM, Loral, MCI, Rational Software, Rockwell, Samsung Electronics,
Schlumberger, Sharp, Software Productivity Consortium, Storage Tek,
Sumitomo, and XAware.
Current member of the selection committee for High Altitude Investors
(HAI), an angel club in Colorado Springs.
Mentor for companies in the Colorado Springs Technology Incubator
His academic experience includes:
University of Colorado at Colorado Springs (Professor of Business
Strategy and Entrepreneurship; formerly Professor of Information
Systems and Project Management; formerly El Pomar Professor of Software
George Mason University (Professor of Information Systems; Chair &
Professor of Computer Science)
University of Tennessee (Assistant Professor of Computer Science)
Atma Jaya University in Yogyakarta, Indonesia (Fulbright Scholar)
University of Jos, Nigeria (Fulbright Scholar)
Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain (Visiting Professor and
Erasmus Mundus Professor)
University of Technology, Sydney, Australia (Visiting Professor)
University of the Western Cape, Cape Town, South Africa (Volunteer
He earned his Ph.D. and masters in computer
science from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and
bachelors in mathematics from the State University of New York at
Albany. He has been a fellow of the IEEE since 1994. He was
Editor-in-Chief of IEEE Software from 1994 to 1998. He was a
member of the editorial boards of IEEE Software (1984-1986 and
1991-1994), the Journal of Systems and Software (1987-2010),
the Requirements Engineering Journal (2005-2011), and Communications
of the ACM (1981-1991). Dr. Davis has published 100+ articles in
journals, conferences and trade press, and lectured 2,000+ times in 28
countries. He is the author of 5 books:
Requirements: Analysis and Specification (Prentice Hall, 1990),
Requirements: Objects, Functions and States (Prentice Hall, 1993),
the best-selling 201 Principles of Software Development (McGraw
Software Debates (Wiley and IEEE CS Press, 2004), and
Enough Requirements Management (Dorset House, 2005)
and is currently working on his sixth book:
Your New Start Up Make Money (WYNSUMM) (2013).
me by mail: Al Davis, UCCS, College of Business, 1420 Austin Bluffs
Pkwy; Colo Sprgs, CO 80918
me by email:
contact me by phone: 719-232-1938 (cell); 719-255-3579 (university
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But Employers Call A Foul?
The NCAA playoff games officially start on Tuesday, and chances are good that your employees are excited about two weeks of great college basketball. They’ll be talking at work, filling out the brackets, and (if sports isn’t a priority at your organization) they’ll be wasting time checking the game scores and team rankings.
According to an OfficeTeam/Robert Half survey of 1011 workers and 360 senior managers, employees will spend an average of 25 minutes a day on sports-related activities, a total of 6 hours during the tournament. If you’re not a fan, don’t freak out. Chances are good that your team will still get the work done, even if they take an occasional “basketball break.”
Here’s the infographic, originally published on roberthalf.com.


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Law Breakers frequently attempt to exploit divisions of jurisdiction. How to deal with this? The Indo-Pacific Defense Forum contributor Gusty Da Costa reports from Indonesia (reproduced in full below),
The launch about five years ago of maritime patrols in the Sulu and Celebes seas involving the armed forces of Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines have corresponded with a sharp drop in piracy and terrorism, officials and analysts said. The three nations plan to enhance the patrols with improved surveillance, intelligence and communication to boost security and economic stability.
The INDOMALPHI patrols, a moniker that combines the names of the partner nations, began in 2017 as a result of the Trilateral Cooperative Arrangement (TCA) signed a year earlier by the three governments. Security challenges are “especially daunting” in the seas, where the three nations’ maritime borders converge in an area “with a complex political history and a long legacy of illicit maritime activity,” according to Stable Seas, a nonprofit research initiative.
“The main objective is to enhance security in the Sulu and Sulawesi [Celebes] seas,” Indonesian Army Col. Kurniawan Firmizi, a senior official at the Indonesian Defense Ministry, told FORUM. “A high level of protection with all parties can be beneficial. It can increase the economy, facilitate traffic flows between countries adjacent to the Sulu Sea area, and improve border security and international cooperation. The goal is to secure the Sulu Sea and maritime border waters for all three countries.”
Since their launch, the INDOMALPHI patrols have deterred and defended against attacks on vessels at sea by pirates and violent extremist organizations such as the Abu Sayyaf Group, Kurniawan said. According to Indonesia’s Defense Ministry, known as Kemhan, there were no reports of piracy for ransom in the patrolled waters in 2021. As recently as 2017, there were 99 reports of piracy and armed robbery in the area, according to the Regional Cooperation Agreement on Combating Piracy and Armed Robbery against Ships in Asia.
Four categories of patrol enhancements were announced at the TCA Ministerial Meeting in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, in late March 2022, Kemhan reported. They are: optimizing communication by deploying a liaison officer from each partner nation to each country’s maritime command center; conducting trilateral maritime exercises; adopting an intelligence-led approach to surveillance operations; and improving the TCA structure, communication and coordination to increase partners’ participation and commitment. (Pictured, from left: Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto, Malaysian Senior Defence Minister Hishammuddin Tun Hussein and Philippine National Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana attend the Trilateral Cooperative Arrangement Ministerial Meeting in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, in March 2022.)
“There has been an increase in surveillance technology, including drones and satellite systems,” Kurniawan said.
The INDOMALPHI patrols demonstrate the expansive benefits of multilateralism, Connie Rahakundini Bakrie, a defense analyst and the author of “Defending Indonesia,” told FORUM.
“These countries will undoubtedly increase their cooperation with other regions, such as Europe, by securing their maritime areas,” she said. “The reason is that trading traffic will be smoother since it is safe, so the risk-cost will be lower.”
She recommended two additional improvements: increase patrol frequency in the Sulu Sea; and supplement patrols with “additional aircraft such as reconnaissance aircraft, close air support or attack aircraft, commandos from helicopters, etc.”


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Newly qualified nurses are brushing up on their emergency medicine skills with a training course which is being held at Croydon University Hospital for the first time.
The eight Croydon nurses and nine from St George’s are mixing theory and practice with five study days over five months.
Topics covered on the foundations of emergency practice course include assessing and treating heart attack patients, looking after critically ill adults and children and recognising and managing mental health issues.
Course facilitator, and accident and emergency matron, Stella Davey said: "If you have just qualified then coming into A&E can be very challenging - it is fast paced and you often see some of the most critically ill and complex patients.
"The course helps prepares nurses and perhaps even more importantly allows them to create support networks with others working in the same team."
- REVEALED: The 10 emojis most used by people in the capital
- Stormzy said Metropolitan Police kicking down his door was like something from a film
- Croydon man charged for trespass incident at Buckingham Palace
- WEATHER: Spring is in the air as temperatures rival Mediterranean
- Two men who grew more than £100,000 worth of cannabis jailed


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Turkey is closing on China as the second largest global producer of socks with over 90% of its output destined for export, notably to the UK, Germany and the Netherlands. INVISTA works closely with many of the mills, spinners, packagers, and downstream brands and retailers involved in this success story. Close to 100 producers and buyers made time for a half-day tutorial on market trends and technical developments – up from 60 attendees last year.
The agenda included briefings on product innovation and the performance and comfort enhancements offered by INVISTA’s LYCRA® fiber and its COOLMAX® and THERMOLITE® technologies. Fashion designer Gül Ağiş looked ahead using concept garments to link sock innovations to consumer trends for 2017 and beyond.
There was strong brand and retail interest in how breathability, wicking, compression, lasting fit and other INVISTA technology benefits heighten appeal of products that cut across fast-growing leisure, health and sports categories.
There was also positive delegate feedback on the differentiating potential of the INVISTA consumer brands associated with these benefits and on the marketing value of its “Embrace the Elements” campaign for COOLMAX® and THERMOLITE®, in particular.
Not least, this was a unique networking opportunity that enabled buyers and sellers who braved the weather to huddle and plan their next lucrative moves in pushing socks up the consumer purchase agenda.


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The Massacre Sword is a recurring weapon in the Dragon Quest game series franchise.
Massacre sword ATK + 120
Can be used in battle to cast Kasap.
but it is cursed.
The curse is that your Defense goes down to 0
Do Not Equip Cursed Armor or any defense boosting armor with this sword equiped other characters will need it more
DO NOT equip this sword on Ragnar, Ragnar uses alot of great armor and can abuse defense
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Vegan Watermelon Ice Cream - made using a non-dairy milk and sugar base which is then added to pureed watermelon. Creamy & delicious!
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PBS American Experience takes an authentic look at the infamous Woodstock Music Festival in a historical documentary of the same name. The concert was held over a three-days in 1969 and was a gathering of almost 400,000 people in upstate New York during a time of extreme civil unrest and political upheaval. Despite the fact that the concert wasn’t fully licensed, the weather was bad and people got sick, the event was of significant import as it defined the generation as it was happening.
In August 1969—against a backdrop of a nation in conflict over sexual politics, civil rights, and the Vietnam War—half a million people converged on a small dairy farm in upstate New York to hear the concert of a lifetime. What they experienced was a moment that would spark a cultural revolution, changing many of them and the country forever.
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Agrigento offers many events and festivals and cultural ideas and opportunities for a holiday and a stay out of the ordinary: pristine beaches and nature reserves, geological curiosities, medieval and baroque churches, castles, Islamic-style historic centers, religious festivals and folk festivals, sulfur and rock salt mines, craft shops and ceramic workshops, ethno-anthropological museums.
Among the recurring events have a national and international reputation: the Almond Blossom Festival or International Folklore Festival, the Carnival of Sciacca, the Feast of the Holy Cross or Tataratà, the Easter Arches.
There are countless and varied itineraries and routes that branch off into the territory of Agrigento: archaeological sites, nature reserves, wine, food and literature routes. In summer (but also spring and autumn, given the extremely mild climate) you can not miss a swim in one of the many beaches located along the coast of Agrigento.
All the information to discover the culture, traditions, art of the territory of Agrigento: festivals, events, fairs, exhibitions, events and events in Agrigento and the province.

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conference call regarding the Florida High School Athletic Association's responses to new legislation that could alter how the association handles cases involving ineligible athletes, I emailed questions to Rep. Larry Metz, R-Yalaha.
Rep. Metz got back to me last night, and here are his answers:
What is your impetus behind the bills, which call for shorter investigations and put the burden of proof on the FHSAA to prove clear evidence of wrongdoing?
Rep. Metz: I became aware of the issues surrounding the FHSAA's heavy-handed policies during the debate on legislation last year. I respect Sen. (Kelli) Stargel, a former House colleague, and I am working with her on another education bill affecting public schools. When I heard that problems impacting student athletes still persists because the FHSAA has not embraced the changes we made last year, I decided to sponsor this legislation. The bill provides needed reforms intended to produce a more properly balanced system of checks and balances to govern investigations and ruling, as well as driving organizational culture change. The current FHSAA is too quick to assume that actions by student-athletes are in futherance of cross-school recruiting. However, students can in fact leave their current schools for perfectly legitimate reasons, including fleeing from abusive coaches, parental divorce or residential change, or because they are seeking a better academic opportunity, i.e., exercising school choice. The mere fact that they are also athletes should not subject them to onerous investigations as presumed cheaters, and the bill's presumption of eligibility provision will help reverse this trend. More importantly, student-athletes deserve true due process and should not be subjected to long, grueling investigations initiated with little or no supporting evidence. High school students have a limited window of eligibility and cannot get time back lost to an overzealous investigation. The intent of this legislation is not to allow students and families to consider athletics when picking a school. The intent of this legislation is to establish due process when it comes to FHSAA proceedings and investigations, which the FHSAA clearly lacks.
What is your response to the FHSAA's claim that this bill will undermine the integrity of prep sports and turn student-athletes into free agents who can simply jump from one school to another?
Rep Metz: The scenario described by the FHSAA is a highly unlikely one which House Bill 1279 does not allow. Both common sense and systemic checks and balances would prevent this type of extreme scenario from happening. To begin with, in order to be eligible to play any sport, the student must be registered at each school before the particular seasons starts for that sport. In the hypothetical, a student would have to have started football at one school and then successfully execute two full and complete moves just at the right time during the school year in order to register at the destination school and maintain eligibility. Further, in order to transfer schools without a full and complete move, the student would have to obtain the school board's approval each and every time. Any school board applying common sense to those facts would realize that the same student is attempting to conduct multiple transfers in one academic year and they would likely deny the transfer requests and prevent this from happening.

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Here at Savannah's Food Company in Memphis, Tn, we work with local Memphis & surrounding Tennessee farms and vendors to procure the freshest, local, artisanal ingredients to bring you our take on dishes and flavors from around the world.
Chef Thomason spent years traveling and gaining appreciation for a wide range of cultures and their food communities. As he became a father, he also became interested in yoga & health. What he learned was, food is inherently communal in that it has the ability to bring individuals and groups together in vibrant communities. When you apply this idea on a global scale, the phenomenon becomes even more powerful.
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What about our eclectic flavors? What does this mean?
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Business Crime Summit: registration open
Business Crime Summit: 13 Jan 2014 18:00-21:00
West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner Bob Jones places a high
priority on reducing business crime, as a driver for growth and
employment. Only by engaging with businesses can policing and
community safety activities be appropriately tailored.
The event will include:
Superintendent Sally Bourner, Silver lead for West
Midlands Police on business crime who will give an update on the
Force's performance and new developments in preventing and reducing
business crime .
Finance Officer Mike Williams will consult attendees
on the proposed level of Precept and the budget for policing in the
West Midlands Force area.
Connor will reflect on the dialogue between the Office of
Policing and Crime and business representatives during the past
twelve months and how this feeds into the review of the
Commissioners Police and Crime Plan.
Jayne Magee, Director of WM Operations, Business
in the Community (BITC)
Tahreen Kutub, Events and Communications Manager,
Ann Tonks, Owner of Opus Restaurant,
There will also be
the opportunity to ask questions of the Police and Crime
Commissioner Bob Jones.
The venue is Maple
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Register for this


Nicaragua Canal Disastrous: Scientists
An international consortium of environmental scientists has expressed strong concern about the impact of a controversial Central American canal across Nicaragua. The leading researchers from 18 institutions in the United States and Central and South America -- have voiced their opposition to the Nicaragua Interoceanic Grand Canal and the haste with which the project has been initiated, reports UPI.
USCG Medevacs Mariner SE of Dutch Harbor, Alaska
A Coast Guard Air Station Kodiak MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter crew, forward deployed in Cold Bay, Alaska, medevaced an ailing mariner off the Turkish-flagged 600-foot freight ship 26 Agustos approximately 230 miles southeast of Dutch Harbor, Alaska, Saturday morning. The Jayhawk crew safely hoisted the 46-year-old man and transported him to awaiting emergency medical services in Dutch Harbor. Watchstanders…
GCC Joint Maritime Security Force Soon
The six Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) state members have agreed to set up a joint maritime security force and enhance cooperation in naval operations in response to increasing regional maritime conflict, according to reports in local media. A joint naval exercise would begin in the UAE on Monday and run until Thursday as a first step towards a unified command system to be used in emergencies, a GCC statement said.
Taiwan Ship Carrying 49 Crew Missing in South Atlantic
A Taiwanese ship carrying 49 crew, including Filipinos and Indonesians, has vanished in the remote South Atlantic Ocean without any sign of a mayday call but shortly after its skipper reported it was taking on water. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) said that it has been helping with efforts to search for the ship. The Hsiang Fu Chun, a 700-tonne squid fishing vessel, lost contact with its owners "soon" after reporting that water was leaking on to the deck at around 3:00 am on February 26…
$50 million Sale in Dubai Boat Show
Around $50 million in sales was recorded at this year’s Dubai International Boat Show (DIBS), which concluded on Saturday, organizers have claimed. The five-day event, which took place at the Dubai International Marine Club, showcased more than 430 boats and over 800 exhibiting companies and brands from more than 54 countries and was attended by an estimated 26,000 local and international visitors.
Cargo Ship Runs Aground in Scotland
A 2,600-tonne cargo ship has run aground while docking close to berth at Corpach on Loch Linnhe at Fort William on the west coast of Scotland in windy conditions. Stornoway Coastguard said the alarm was raised this morning when the 91-metre ship Fri Sea went aground at high water at Corpach. Seven crew members remain on board the ship and there are no signs of any injuries, the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) said.
Polarbase builds Subsea Workshop for Aker Solutions
Aker Solutions has signed a contract with Polarbase for the construction of a new subsea workshop on Polarbase. Polarbase is very excited that Aker Solutions has chosen to establish themselves at the base and pleased to see that the subsea activities are moving north. The establishment of the oil service company at the base will provide positive spin-offs for local and regional businesses in both construction and operational phase.
NATO Maritime Group Visits Black Sea Coast
Five ships assigned to Standing NATO Maritime Group Two (SNMG2) reached on Saturday morning the Naval Station Varna at the Black Sea coast to take part in joint training with Bulgarian, Romanian and Turkish vessels. As a result of the gale-force winds, most of the ships failed to drop anchor, with the exception of ITS ALISEO (Italy). Bulgaria will deploy its frigate Drazki for the exercise, which is due on March 9, Defense Ministry officials say.
Port of Melbourne privatization: Boon or Bane?
Investors are now shifting their attention to Victoria's port of Melbourne while the observers pondering with the question whether the looming sale of the Port of Melbourne be a bonanza for the state or a burden for business and consumers? A report in the Age says that the selling the port - or more accurately, leasing it out long-term - is a policy both sides of politics took to November's state election, though each had different ideas about how to use the one-off windfall.
Hamburg-Sued Makes Profits
Despite a difficult market environment German container shipper Hamburg-Sued completed the year 2014 with a profit, says its chief executive Ottmar Gast. The company had last year, 2.5 percent more transportation volume, but sales declined due to falling prices and exchange rate effects, despite increased margins from 5.2 billion to 5.1 billion euros. "This year we will make 20 percent more volume and achieve a higher turnover than 2014," Ottmar said.
A New Twist on Automated Container Handling
Automation is rapidly gaining ground in container terminals of all sizes. However, until now, one area of container handling has still required manual work, often in dangerous conditions. Stevedores are still removing twistlocks during the discharge process and fixing twistlocks during the load process. They work close to suspended loads and move in the same area as the horizontal transport (straddle carriers or trucks).
First Woman VCNO Visits Naval Support Activity Naples
Vice Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michelle Howard visited Sailors aboard Naval Support Activity Naples, March 6, 2015. While on board, Howard took time to visit U.S. Naval Hospital Naples, served as the keynote speaker at the Women's History Month Symposium, provided remarks for the 2015 Combined Force Maritime Component Commander (CFMCC) Flag Course Africa, and conducted an all-hands call for more than 300 Naples-based Sailors.