Weekend Roundup: 8/18/17-8/20/17
1929 Mercedes-Benz Wins Top Honors at 2017 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance
The 2017 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance Best of Show trophy is one of the—if not the—highest awards in the classic-car world, and this year a 1929 Mercedes-Benz S Barker Tourer has won the bragging rights that come with it. Owned by collector Bruce McCaw of Bellevue, Washington, the roadster has seen a lot of history, as well as having a bit of racing connection from the pre-war era. The 8th Mercedes-Benz to win, this car is a sporty example of a late 20’s Benz, which started life off as a Mercedes-Benz Model S roadster. Francis Curzon, the 5th Earl Howe—a racing driver who won the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1931 and co-founded the storied British Racing Drivers’ Club—was the original owner of the car, and he couldn’t leave the car very well alone. He upgraded the car Super Sports (SS) specification with a larger engine, a supercharged 7.0-liter inline-six, before a full outfitting by Barker of London, a noted British coachbuilder.
This example is painted blue, and is said retain its original lights and chrome wheels, and its unusually shaped running boards and low-cut doors are among its most distinctive design features. The long wheelbase roadster-look is very distinctively-pre-war, and this is a perfect example of that look.
Acura Showcases New Race Car in Monterey: ARX-05 PrototypeAcura unveiled the new Acura ARX-05 prototype race car at The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering, while also announcing that two of the vehicles would be fielded by the Team Penske organization in the 2018 IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship. The ARX-05—which stands for Acura Racing eXperimental, generation 5—will be built to Daytona Prototype International (DPi) specifications, where rules require manufacturers to use one of four approved prototype chassis, fitted with IMSA-homologated, manufacturer-designed and branded bodywork and engines. The engine will be the Acura AR35TT, a proven race engine based on the road-going J35 family of V6 engines found in mainstream Acura’s.
The first competition running of the cars will take place at the season-opening Rolex 24 in January 2018, with Juan Pablo Montoya and Dane Cameron piloting one car. The second car’s lineup will be announced at a later date.
Purple McLaren is so Purple it’s a HeadlineWhile less of a news story and more of a news oddity, McLaren’s Special Operations (MSO) revealed a specially-painted customer 720S, to show off the unlimited customization of offer for customers. Produced for collector Michael Fux, the color is named ‘Fux Fuchsia’ and was actually created for Mr. Fux by Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Limited and subsequently redeveloped by MSO. To ensure exclusivity, Mr. Fux will retain exclusive rights to its use on any other McLaren vehicle.
The Bespoke division of McLaren Special Operations can craft you anything you want on your McLaren, for the right price; except Targa tops. They won’t build you Targa tops.
Bugatti Delivers First U.S. Chiron at 2017 Pebble BeachBy now, everyone knows about the offerings from Bugatti, the now-old Veyron, and the brand-new Chiron. While ordering took place years ago, deliveries are finally beginning, with the 2017 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance acting as the perfect venue for Bugatti to deliver the first U.S. bound car. Painted yellow and black, the car features the “Classique” wheels, with the color scheme continuing on the inside. Limited to 500 vehicles, the U.S. price is US$2.998 million including shipping, duties, taxes and charges.
More than half of the total series has already been sold throughout the world, meaning less than 250 remain open for ordering.
Volkswagen Confirms I.D. BUZZ Concept Van for ProductionAt the Detroit Show in early 2017, Volkswagen showed the I.D. BUZZ concept, a fully electric van that emulates the Microbus in most of the right ways. At the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, Chairmen of the Boards of Management of the Volkswagen and Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles brands, Dr. Herbert Diess and Dr. Eckhard Scholz, announced the to put the Volkswagen I.D. BUZZ into production. Slated for introduction in 2022, the decision should come as no surprise following the diesel engine scandal surrounding the company in the US. As the government of the US has mandated the company make a larger percentage of EV’s, they will introduce more and more in the immediate future.
The bus itself will be able to carry people, and in CARGO variant, goods as well. The company is aiming for Level 3 autonomous capability—think Tesla’s Autopilot—to ensure the BUZZ is as attractive to city buyers as possible. Look for more news in the coming years.
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One of the recurring themes with my photography is to just explore, go places and trails that I haven’t been before. I do this because I want to react instinctively to what I see instead or react knowing that I have seen it before. For every roll of film, I shot on I set myself the same goal. I can’t leave until I have filled the roll of film.
The final roll that I shot as part of this series took me back to where my family are. It’s a place more in the country and gave me a new perspective, far from the city and the greyscale, which sometimes is prominent in London. The forest areas, which surround Henley like a bowl provided a chance to capture nature more naturally than the more artificially placed nature, which is more notable in London.
I would definitely recommend buying the Holga 120N Camera camera and the 120 film needed to use it, especially if you’re someone who wants to start using film. I got this film developed and Photofusion Brixton, who did a great job and would recommend for anyone based in South London.
Hope you like what I’ve shot!

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At Fashion Week, the streets aren't just talking—they're styling!
While supermodels and world-famous designers are receiving plenty of well-deserved recognition for their designs and walks on the runway, there's another element of the stylish week that deserves to be praised.
Oh yes, we're talking about the street style!
From bloggers and influencers to trend setters and fashion lovers, the streets of New York City and beyond are filled with fabulous people turning heads for their creative, unique looks. At the same time, they are reminding us that some of the best outfits can be found everywhere you look across the Big Apple.
With Fashion Week just beginning, we're compiling some of the best street style looks from the Spring 2020 season.


New Lincolnshire reservoir plan attracts many comments
The first of three consultations on the reservoir by Anglian Water closed on December 21 and saw the company asking for views on its proposed site between Scredington and Swaton.
Anglian Water says the reservoir could supply water for half a million homes. The project is part of plans to ensure sufficient water supply in response to a changing climate and population growth in the south east of its region. It would also see less water taken from sensitive sources.
The reservoir, fed by nearby rivers during heavy rainfall, would see farmland and up to 50 properties under water. Local feedback has focussed on the potential effects on place and communities, roads and transport, agriculture and the local economy, as well as the natural environment.
People have also shown an interest in potential recreation and wildlife aspects.
A summary of the feedback will be available to read in the spring.
Dr Geoff Darch, Water Resources Strategy Manager for Anglian Water, said: “We’ve received really valuable feedback from local people and stakeholders and want to thank everyone for taking part in the consultation.
“Although it’s too early to know exactly how we’ll respond to all the feedback, your comments are a key part of developing the reservoir. They help us to keep impacts as low as possible, while maximising benefits for people and nature.
“We know it’s very important for us to consider the effects of our plans on those impacted by our proposal including homeowners, landowners and nearby communities. We’ll be continuing to engage closely with everyone as our proposal develops.”
He said they will be refining potential locations for the equipment needed for water treatment and pumping and building on opportunities for recreation and wildlife. People will get to consider the amendments in 2024.
Construction, subject to planning consent, could begin in 2025 and it could start supplying water by the mid to late 2030s.
To keep up to date with the project visit the website www.lincsreservoir.co.uk


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Based on the turn-of-the-century stories by Somerville and Ross, The Irish R.M.: The Complete Collection arrives on DVD on February 23, 2016, from Acorn, an RLJ Entertainment, Inc. (NASDAQ: RLJE) brand. Peter Bowles (Rumpole of the Bailey, To the Manor Born) stars in this light-hearted drama series as Major Sinclair Yeates, a retired English army officer who becomes a Resident Magistrate in pre-independence West Ireland. Living in a ramshackle country house surrounded by the community’s eccentric inhabitants, Major Yeates struggles to apply judicial logic in a country where “the inevitable never happens, but the improbable frequently does.” Shot entirely on location in beautiful County Kildare in Ireland, this classic PBS Masterpiece Theatre drama affectionately captures life in rural Ireland at the turn of the 20th century. This DVD 6-disc set features all three seasons (18 episodes), plus a bonus making-of featurette ($59.99, AcornOnline.com). The complete series is also available to stream anytime on Acorn.TV, the premier streaming service for world class television from Britain and beyond.
The Irish R.M. also features Beryl Reid (Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy), Bryan Murray (Perfect Scoundrels), Niall Toibin (Ballykissangel), Anna Manahan (All Dogs Go to Heaven), Jonathan Ryan (The Tudors), Fintan McKeown (Game of Thrones), and Sarah Badel (A Perfect Spy, Mrs. Dalloway), the British period drama premiered in the U.S. on Masterpiece Theatre in 1984.
Peter Bowles stars as Major Sinclair Yeates, a retired English army officer appointed resident magistrate in a small Irish town in the days before Irish independence. The mutual misunderstanding between the English and the Irish leads to hilarious complications as the Major tries to bestow order and make friends in his quirky community.
Street Date: February 23, 2016 SRP: $59.99
DVD 6-Disc Set: 18 episodes – Approx. 16 hours, plus bonus min. – SDH Subtitles
UPC 54961245499 ISBN 9781621724544
This great series first appeared on Masterpiec Theater back in the 80s. The series revolved around Major Sinclair Yeates. He's a retired English officer whose working as the magistrate for a small town in Ireland. Filled with humor, this series shows how hard it can sometimes me for the Irish and English to get along. This complete series includes 18 episodes:
Great-Uncle McCarthy- Yeates finds himself in a possibly haunted rental unit.
Trinket’s Colt- Flurry needs to get a gift horse from his grandmother.
A Misdeal- Crazy antics occur when a new neighbor tries to get a horse. Yeates walks down the aisle.
The Boat’s Share- A family feud leads to some hilarious antics.
Occasional Licenses- Some games get out of hand on St Peter & St Paul’s Day.
Love! O Fire!- A big fire and some sparks of romance for a new tenant.
A Horse! A Hoorse!- The honeymooners return but RM has some trouble during a hunt.
The Dispensary Doctor- Yeates has to deal with some fish poachers.
Holy Island- Villagers get drunk when barrels of rum fall into their water.
Oweneen the Sprat - A mountain man is out for revenge.
A Royal Command- A polo match goes terribly wrong.
The Aussolas Martin Cat- Flurry might be getting evicted.
The Muse in Skebawn- Yeates is propositioned while his wife is away.
Major Apollo Riggs- Yeate's family comes to visit while his wife is away. .
Friend of Her Youth- A visitor gets Flurry in over his head.
In the Curranhilty Country- Not everyone is happy about the RM's new wheels.
Lisheen Races- Yeates has to handle some illegal horse betting in town.
The Devil You Know- Yeates gets a new job.
This is a hilarious series filled with the type of humor you can only get from Europe. I really enjoyed the series and I'm glad it was released on DVD in this complete collection. If you'd like to grab a copy of this amazing collection for yourself, you can find it online at Acord Media an on Amazon.

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A Natural Consequence of Curvature
Pretend the straight blue line, drawn through the sun and earth, is the sightline of an observer looking out toward the constellations. Notice the observer now has a changing orientation to distant space, and with each vernal equinox, his gaze can slightly precess (change orientation) relative to the constellations or fixed stars without any wobble of the Earth required.
Zoom in to see the “incremental change” in earth orientation that naturally occurs as the sun and solar system curves through space. One year of this change is what astronomers now call one year of precession. In other words, in the moving solar system model precession is simply angular velocity.
Kepler tells us celestial bodies in orbit around another mass move in elliptical orbits – and that these orbits increase and decrease in speed depending on whether the two objects are moving closer to or farther away from their common center of mass. This changes their angular velocity. Therefore if the precession rate appears to be increasing, then the sun is in that part of its elliptical orbit where it is moving from apoapsis to periapsis – and according to Kepler’s laws it would be speeding up. Thus the variable rate of precession (known to be speeding up ever since modern records have been kept) is no longer a mystery in the binary model. It is simply the trait of an object in an elliptical orbit. The rate of change can be reliably predicted using Kepler’s laws if the basic orbit parameters are known. In fact we have found that by using Kepler’s laws we can predict the precession rate 10 times more accurately than Simon Newcomb’s constant.


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It is with great pleasure that for this showcase we celebrate the journey of Tasmanian actress, Georgia Blizzard. Originally starting in the world of theatre when only 12 years old, Georgia has gone on to achieve many great things in her life including appearances in Marvel’s Thor and offscreen standing up for LGBTQ+ equality. Fast forward to 2020, it has been announced that she will be appearing in ITV’s newest drama ‘The Singapore Grip’ which airs this September.
Not only were we blessed to have the opportunity to speak in much more detail as we explored these great achievements further, but she also came into the studio for a special and exclusive photo shoot with our creative team.
From just spending time with Georgia Blizzard, it is easy to see how she radiates with such positive energy, thus making her a truly strong and amazing lady. we have no doubt that this will be the start of a very remarkable chapter in her career which sees her taking things to a whole new exciting level.


The Federal Reserve has been pumping trillions into the U.S. economy through its Quantitative Easing program. But one Fed official is unconvinced it was the right move in the first place, reports Zero Hedge.
Stephen D. Williamson, vice president of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, “is out questioning the efficacy of QE when it comes to stoking inflation and boosting economic activity. Williamson says the theory behind QE is ‘not well-developed,’ and calls the evidence in support of Ben Bernanke’s views on the transmission mechanisms whereby asset purchases affect outcomes ‘mixed at best.’”
Read the rest here.
Read Williamson’s white paper here.


SBS Gayo Daejeon 2019: How to watch the stage performances by BTS, TWICE and other K-pop groups
The show will be broadcasted live on SBS on December 25
SBS Gayo Daejeon is a musical event much awaited by the fans of K-Pop every year. This year the musical fiesta has kicked it up a notch with a special stage performance by South Korea’s famous boy band BTS. In addition, there will also be performances by groups like TWICE, MAMAMOO, and GOT7.
The event will be hosted by TV personality Jun Hyun Moo with AOA member Seolhyun. The show will be broadcasted live on SBS on December 25.
Special performances to watch out for
BTS will kick start the 2019 show with a Christmas Carol. Viewers will then get to see a stage collaboration between CHUNG HA and MAMAMOO member Hwasa. In addition, there will also be special performances by GOT7 member Jackson, NU’EST singer JR, TWICE member Tzuyu and AOA singer Seolhyun.
Moreover, SBS Gayo Daejeon 2019 will also have a performance by Red Velvet member Irene and ASTRO singer Cha Eun Woo. Red Velvet member Wendy is also sharing the stage with GFRIEND member Eunha, MAMAMOO member Solar and Oh My Girl singer Seunghee.
Who are the other performers at SBS Gayo Daejeon?
SEVENTEEN, MONSTA X, ITZY, N.Flying, NCT 127, Apink and Together X Tomorrow have been confirmed to perform solo at the event.
Korean K-Pop fans can watch the musical event live online through WAVVE, which will be streaming the musical program on December 25.
SBS Gayo Daejeon first aired in 1997, and awards were given to musical artists from 1997 to 2006. While the awards ceremony portion of the festival was revived in 2014, it was discontinued once again the following year.


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If You Could Have Anyone Make Your Dream Book, Who/What Would It Be?
DETECTIVE COMICS #838
"The Resurrection of Ra's al Ghul," Part 3 of 7! Batman and I-Ching track down Ra's and Talia to their hideout while Nightwing pursues Robin! And why is the Invisible Map so important? All this, plus guest appearances by Talia al Ghul and Damian.
How will you be celebrating the King of the Seven Seas?
Let us know which ferocious feline you think would emerge victorious!

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No es invisible (EXIT) (Paperback)
Bambú, 9788483433096, 280pp.
Publication Date: November 1, 2015
List Price: 14.95*
* Individual store prices may vary.
When Laureth Peak, daughter of the famous bestselling writer Jack Peak, decides to travel to New York with her younger brother, she is not aware of the labyrinth of suspicion and uncertainty that awaits them in the Big Apple. Their father has disappeared, and the only clue the kids have to find him is a puzzling notebook of his. Laureth is blind and used to overcoming daily obstacles, but on this occasion she needs to sharpen her wit even more and believe in herself more than ever.
About the Author
Marcus Sedgwick is an award-winning author whose books have been short-listed more than 30 times, including for the Carnegie Medal five times, the Edgar Allan Poe Award twice, and the Guardian Children s Fiction Prize five times. He has also received the Printz Award, the Booktrust Teenage Prize, the Blue Peter Book Award, and a Printz Honor. He was a writer in residence at Bath Spa and has taught creative writing at Arvon and Ty Newydd. He is the author of The Dark Flight Down, The Ghosts of Heaven, A Love Like Blood, Midwinterblood, and Revolver."
Praise For No es invisible (EXIT)…
“Sedgwick plunges us deep into Laureth’s experience, detailing the actions and considerations that seem tiny to the sighted—such as deciphering money, shaking hands, using a phone, or standing in line—but which are wholly different for the visually impaired. This fast-paced thriller delivers a compelling mystery, thought-provoking questions about existence, and brilliantly lifelike characters.” —Booklist, starred review, on the English-language edition
"Printz-winner Sedgwick again demonstrates his remarkable versatility, trading the generations-spanning horrors of his recent books for an equally tense contemporary story about coincidence, obsession, and the ways in which we see the world." —Publishers Weekly, starred review, on the English-language edition
"A thriller that challenges readers’ understanding of the universe. . . . It’s no coincidence that Sedgwick has crafted yet another gripping tale of wonder." —Kirkus Reviews, starred review, on the English-language edition
“This novel will have readers feeling a creepy sensation on the backs of their necks long after the last page.” —School Library Journal, on the English-language edition

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“You disparage Scully?”
“Who?” my wife asked.
“Gillian Anderson, she was Scully on The X Files,” I said.
“You mean that gross show?”
My wife is not wrong, “The X Files” was often gross. In fact, it was downright disturbing at times. In retrospect, it was also pretty badly produced, often poorly acted, and occasionally made no sense. None of that matters to me. I’m sentimental about “The X Files” and it has nothing to do with the quality of the show. It holds a special place in my heart because, despite its flaws, it was always there for me.
It may or may not surprise you, but I was kind of a dork in high school. I wasn’t smart enough to be an academic nerd, or geeky enough to be a comic-book nerd; I was more like 50 percent dork. I played some team sports, but I also founded a photography quartet called The Phototards. I had a few girlfriends but never attended a homecoming or prom. Some weeks I went out on Friday night, but on others I found myself sitting alone in my room with nothing to do. It was on those nights, friends, that “The X Files” came to the rescue.


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Cellulitis is a medical term for a well-known disease of the skin and it refers to the bacterial infection of the skin, which can be serious in some cases. A person with cellulitis usually has swollen and red area of skin, which can spread, or even be hot or tender. The most frequently affected area is the skin on the lower legs, but there are also cases of cellulitis on some other parts of the body, and even in the face. Cellulitis may appear on this skin only, or it can occur under the skin and spread to the lymph nodes and blood. Cellulitis thus must be treated on time because it can lead to some serious conditions that can even be fatal.
It is important to visit the doctor if some cellulitis symptoms are noticed. The most common warning signs of this skin infection are swelling and redness of the skin, as well as tenderness and pain. Some persons may experience warmth and fever as well, though redness of the affected area can spread and red spots or blisters can appear also.
Causes of cellulitis
Cuts, puncture wounds, an ulcer, athlete's foot or dermatitis are the places where bacteria usually easily enter. Streptococcus and staphylococcus are the two bacteria that usually cause cellulitis. Methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus is a staphylococcus infection that is very serious and that appears more frequently in recent years. Furthermore, insect or spider bites can spread bacteria. Disrupted area of the skin after the surgery, as well as the dry and flaky skin, are some of the location where bacteria that causes cellulitis can very easily penetrate.
Because of the certain conditions, some persons are at greater risk to get cellulitis than others, and these risk factors refer to injuries, weak immune system, skin diseases, lymphedema and intravenous drug use. Any kind of injury which results in an open wound only increases the chances to develop cellulitis. Persons who suffer from diabetes, chronic leukemia, chronic kidney or liver disease, and some circulation problems, or those who use corticosteroids, often have weak immune system, which can lead to the occurrence of cellulitis. Some skin diseases, such as eczema, athlete's foot, chickenpox and shingles may be the factors for the cellulitis, because they damage the skin. In the case of lymphedema, the swollen tissue that is affected may break, so bacteria can enter through the damaged skin.

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The GIDRM wants to counteract this situation in its second project phase (02/2018 until 01/2021) with the following goal: selected international and national, governmental and non-governmental actors will be supported in their ambition for coherence regarding planning, implementation and reporting of DRM between Sendai-Framework and Paris Climate Agreement, as well as Agenda 2030 and Habitat III.
Approach: fostering practical coherence
While the UN is addressing the coherence challenge through common strategies and institutional arrangements between UN bodies, German cooperation is aiming to support from the “bottom-up”: National and sub-national examples of successful agenda-coherence will be presented at regional platforms. The examples will then be introduced as regional recommendations at international conferences to be confirmed as Good Practices.
The Global Initiative is working in Latin America/Caribbean as well as Asia/Pacific focusing on three pilot countries that are vulnerable but possess the necessary institutional capacities and an established international cooperation portfolio: Mexico, Philippines, and one not yet determined (fragile) third country.
These and other practices are introduced by partner governments at regional level:
- at the Latin-American and the Caribbean Network of national governing bodies for public investments (Secretariat: ECLAC, IAEB, GIZ, CAF, World Bank),
- at the Asian Regional Consultative Committee on Disaster Management (Secretariat: Asian Disaster Preparedness Center, ADPC),
- at regional events of UNISDR, such as the biennial ministerial conference for disaster risk reduction in Asia and Latin America.
Through the establishment of a Coherence Practice Group in Asia and through the development of a Guidebook for Public Investments with relevant examples from Latin America and the Caribbean, the topic of coherence is intended to be strengthened further within the regions and with the support of the regional partners.
Equipped with a regional mandate, the country examples are to be introduced at relevant international conferences and ultimately confirmed as regional coherence recommendations: at the biennial Global Platform of the Sendai Framework, the annual COP of the Paris Climate Agreement and the annual High-Level Political Forum of the Agenda 2030.


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I have a truly dream life. There are many of you out there that probably share my passion for following a dream and making it happen. Well, what happens when all of your dreams come true? (Except the one about being Sleeping Beauty at Disneyland, but maybe someday....) Now I can share my view on life and maybe you will see that with a tweak here and a flip-flop there, you probably are "livin' the dream", too.
Everything I Learned, I Learned in Kindergarten... and Then Re-learned as a Mom
Art 101: Remember trying to achieve the straight lines or perfect circles; mastering the concept of complementary colors and light versus shadow? I remember learning about perspective and what a neat concept that was; that as you got closer in the foreground of your picture, the trees, or roads got wider or taller. There were so many things that made art attractive and "right".
As I've become a Mom, my perspective has changed. I've re-learned what is beautiful art as my kids have developed their own talents. When my four-year-old asks if I love her drawing of a horse, I honestly tell her it is the most beautiful horse I've ever seen, (now which end is the tail on?)
As my kids bring home their different holiday art projects, the once pristine blue and silver Christmas tree has transformed into a modge-podge of colors and shapes. But is it any less beautiful? Sure, walking around the Festival of Trees sends a longing for a perfectly trimmed tree in complementing colors and shapes, but as we turn on the lights that are hung loosely on only one side of our own pine-scented tree, the warmth and Spirit of the season flows just as strong.
And so, although the masterpieces hanging all over my fridge may not be Monet's, they might rival Picasso's; and even if I have to ask "Oh, it's upside down?", the mountain scene taped to the door bares a strong resemblance to the real mountain scene outside my window.
As I continue to "learn" what art is, I'm grateful for the talents I can help nurture and develop in those future artists that seem to decorate every wall (and sometimes, it's literally the wall), with color and life.

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The A26 is set for three weeks of overnight closures to allow repairs to take place. The work is set to be carried out by East Sussex Highways, the council's highway maintenance team.
The closures are in effect to allow resurfacing work to take place on the A26 carriageway. There will also be some joint repairs and patching work ongoing at the same time.
Work will begin on Monday (March 13) and will continue for three weeks until April 3. The closures will be in effect from 8pm until 5am each night.
The repairs will take place on the A26 Malling Street/Malling Down. The closures will be in place between Cuilfail Roundabout and Earwig Corner.
In a press release, East Sussex Highways said: "This section of the A26 and the B2192 Lewes Road will be closed from 8pm to 5am each night. This is for your safety and the safety of our workers.
"If you need vehicle access discuss this with the team on site to see if this is possible. We will always allow access for emergency vehicles. Pedestrian access will be maintained."
Two diversion routes have also been suggested by East Sussex Highways. These are as follows:
A26 diversion: Via A26, A22, A272, A275, A27 Lewes Bypass, A26 Southerham Road and vice versa
B2192 diversion: Via B2192, A22, A272, A275, A27 Lewes Bypass, A26 Southerham Road and vice versa

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Popping the Bubble
When people ask me about my life at The Royal Academy of Music, I describe it like being in a bubble.
The same corridor. The same rooms. The same teachers and tutors. The same 32 people sharing highs and lows, tears and laughter.
My year there felt, to me, like a cocoon of heavy curtains, blocking out the world while we learnt to tilt our larynges (that's the plural of 'larynx' - who knew?!) and play the wants of imaginary people.
And now the bubble has burst. Not spectacularly. More like the soapy edge has disintegrated, dissolved away and left us blinking in the sunlight.
The thing about bubbles and cocoons is that they feel safe. We know whats's in them; they contain the world we live and breath. In the case of leaving RAM, outside has meant getting a job I hate, paying bills again, having to manage my own time...
But I knew that particular bubble would pop.
However there are bubbles bigger than my personal one that have been burst. Bubbles that are broken into by the outside before they naturally decay.
Caused by events like the police brutality against African Americans in the USA, or the thousands of refugees fleeing Syria and other parts of the world.
When the walls we build around our lives are broken into, there are two things we can do: we can reject the invading force and create narratives for ourselves that allow us to return to our cocoon of safety, or we can accept the changes and use our humanity to face the new challenges they present.
I have been lucky enough to see many people choosing the latter path. But many people aren't, turning to racism and xenophobia as an excuse to ignore the suffering they are witnessing. And, in the case of the refugee crisis, it seems to be this unwillingness to empathise that is partially to blame for hostile government policy and the reluctance of several EU nations to act.
It is hard for us to connect with the global community we are part of - we have only evolved to bond with family-sized groups, not a planet of 7 billion people. But we are no longer a planet of isolated nations. The actions of any one country have effects that ripple around the world.
And striving to remain ignorant of that fact will help no one.
The answer, I feel, is compassion. It is easy for the body of a toddler on a beach to illicit a compassionate response, but that needs to be extended to every man, woman and child on this planet. And the more compassion we show, the more pressure there will be for governments to act.
By the looks of things, the change may take a while. But what do I know? I'm just a 20-something actor trying to figure out how to be a good person.

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When will construction start?
Construction has begun on the new development at the Hitchin campus.
When will the new sports facilities be completed?
We expect the new facilities to be completed and ready to open at some point during the Autumn term 2022.
What about access to the sports facilities once construction begins?
Our current Sports and Public Service students will access local outdoors facilities within walking distance of the college.
We have also kept in close touch with our regular sports users to offer advice on accessing alternative facilities.
Can we see detailed plans?
You can view the planning application here which includes detailed plans.
How many houses will be built?
The new CALA development of 116 homes will include a range of one and two bedroom apartments and two, three and four-bedroom houses. 15 per cent of homes will be affordable to meet local housing need, including those offered for shared equity and rent. Homes have been designed around informal green open space and high quality landscaping and the development will include a children’s play area.
For further questions on the housing development, you can fill out a contact form on CALA’s website here.
Where will the access point be to the housing development?
Are the sports pitches being replaced?
A new 3G pitch will replace the existing pitch at the Hitchin campus. The other pitches will not be replaced on the site.
In addition, we are creating a second new 3G pitch in Hitchin at The Priory School as well as providing two new grass pitches at the school.
Will there be an additional playing pitch at the Priory?
Yes. There will be a new 3G pitch (in addition to the new 3G pitch at North Hertfordshire College) and two new grass pitches at The Priory School.
What about noise coming from the new 3G pitch at the Hitchin campus?
We recognise the need to minimise noise to neighbours and have incorporated noise reduction measures into the design.
Why is this investment necessary?
The sports hall and playing fields are in urgent need of upgrading. The sports hall is nearly 50 years old, has a leaking roof and does not currently meet the needs of either our students or the local community.
The new facilities will enable the College to be at the forefront of sports science teaching in Hertfordshire and meet the increasing need for higher qualifications in STEM / technology-related roles. The facility will make a significant contribution to the local health agenda and provide significantly enhanced opportunities for increasing access to higher level qualifications and positive progression for students.
There is also a need for new homes in Hitchin. We’re pleased that the residential development part of this scheme will help address these needs whilst also allowing investment in the college.
Like all colleges, we have received reduced public funding over a number of years, so this is our best option if we are going to be a successful college over the long term.
How will you manage the increase in traffic in the local area?
We will be funding improvements to local services with over £600,000 being invested in road junction improvements, easier access to Hitchin Railway Station for pedestrians from St Michael’s Road, footpath improvements and new cycling provision.
To ease congestion at peak times, we will be submitting a proposal as part of a Construction Management Plan to the Council which will ensure that deliveries to the site will happen outside of peak times.
What will be the environmental impact?
Will there be an impact on the nature reserve?
Is there a right of appeal once the decision has been made?
Once a planning decision has been made the applicant can appeal against that decision, but not a third party. Click here for further information from North Hertfordshire District Council about the process.


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Is it August 20? Already? Well that's no reason to go putting the summer of 2014 in the books. There are still plenty of bright, bright sunshiney days in store. (In truth, summer does not end until the Fall Equinox, on September 23rd, 2014.)
Mohawk multi-genre musician Kinnie Starr has just released one of the more perfect summer songs you'll hear, called "Summer Day," from her upcoming album From Far Away, which will be available September 30. Sounds like a must-play for those of you road-tripping to Santa Fe Indian Market. Starr is playing this Saturday at Atomic Heart 2014 in Lund, BC, Canada, and will tour Canada extensively after From Far Away is released. You can find out more about her schedule and how to buy the album at kinniestarr.ca.


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This almost seems a little strange to me, because I already thought that illegal downloading was, well, illegal, but it seems that the French Senate is debating a bill that would ban the unauthorized downloading of copyrighted files.
The public doesn’t seem to be very accepting of this turn of events: demonstrators came to protest the proposed law, with 300 laying a wreath “in memory of private copying and free software in France” near the Parisian culture and communications ministry. The draft being tossed around would call for fines as high as 150 euros for each offence.
The demonstrators were also upset with the proposed law that would do away with DRM, or digital rights management. If you’ve been following the drama over the course of the past couple of months, you’d know that the French government wants to force companies like Apple to remove the DRM from content downloaded from the iTunes Music Store so that the songs can be used on players other than those made by Apple. The same would apply to similar services and devices offered by Sony, Microsoft, and others.


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We are travelling to Bandung on the 14th of June, (train leaves at 10:40 and arrive in Bandung at around 3PM. We will travel back to Jakarta on the 16th 4pm. So we only have 2 nights and late afternoon of Friday, whole day Saturday and morning of Sunday.
I would like to ask for help to arrange our itinerary.
We are staying at the Yajakarta Hotel, Bandung.
These are the places we would like to visit: Saung Angklung Udju ( Sat. 3PM)
Will probably rent a car on Saturday and take short taxi trips on Friday pm to dinner and some shopping for souvenirs.
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Aloe vera gel contains various vitamins, minerals, enzymes, and amino acids that help nourish and hydrate the skin. It also has anti-inflammatory properties that can help reduce redness and swelling.
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- Moisturizer: Apply a thin layer of aloe vera gel to your face or body after cleansing to help moisturize and hydrate your skin.
- Sunburn relief: Apply a generous amount of aloe vera gel to sunburned skin to help soothe and reduce inflammation.
- Acne treatment: Apply a small amount of aloe vera gel to acne-prone areas of the skin to help reduce inflammation and kill acne-causing bacteria.
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This article explains how to update the firmware on HPE Apollo 4200 Gen9, HPE Apollo 4200 Gen10, and HPE ProLiant DL325 Gen10 Plus nodes by using the Qumulo Core Installer.
Note: If the Qumulo Care team instructed you to use the HPE Service Pack (SPP) to do the firmware update, see Updating HPE Platform Firmware by Using HPE Service Packs (SPPs). For guidance on the correct procedure to follow, contact the Qumulo Care Team.
- This procedure takes 20-90 minutes per node, depending on boot media and the firmware to be updated. For this process, physical USB media is significantly faster than iLO virtual media.
- The data on your cluster remains available throughout the procedure. However, performance might be impacted when a node goes offline.
- Direct or networked KVM access to the node
- A Qumulo installer image from the Qumulo Care Team
Note: This process doesn't upgrade the Qumulo Core software.
To Update the Firmware
- Insert the USB drive or iLO virtual media.
- To stop the QFSD service and power-cycle your node, connect to your node’s IP address through SSH and run the following commands.
sudo service qumulo-qfsd stop
sudo ipmitool power cycle
- After the node reboots, boot into the USB drive or iLO virtual media that you received from the Qumulo Care team.
The detected hardware and Qumulo Core release version are displayed.
- Select [*] Perform maintenance.
- Select  Perform automatic non-drive firmware updates (non-destructive).
The Field Verification Tool (FVT) process runs.
- If no issues occur, the update is verified. Select  Shut down the system. After the system powers off, you may remove the USB stick and then power on the system to boot into the product.
- If fixable issues occur:
- Gen9: The FVT attempts to resolve any issues automatically, then reboots the node.
- Gen10 and Gen10 Plus: Select  Run FVT Flash. This will try to fix issues then reboot.
Note: Repeat this process from the beginning until the FVT finds no issues. If the FVT still finds issues on the third attempt, contact the Qumulo Care Team.
- If the Not fixable issues were detected message appears, contact the Qumulo Care Team.
- If a USB drive is inserted, remove it after the node shuts down.
- Power on the node.
- Wait for the newly updated node to rejoin the cluster and ensure the red banner in the Web UI is no longer displayed.
You can now update the firmware on a HPE Apollo 4200 Gen9, HPE Apollo 4200 Gen10, or HPE ProLiant DL325 Gen10 Plus node.
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I met with Dr. Meade, our district superintendent, for a brief update several days prior to an event she was looking forward to: the Winterset Educational Foundation’s “Fall Fling” fundraiser, which was held last Monday night.
|There were a lot of Winterset faculty and staff members there to support our students and the work of the Educational Foundation at the Fall Fling.|
As of Wednesday afternoon, Amy Nolan wasn’t quite sure how much the fundraiser brought in, but the attendance was definitely good, and there were some very generous donations. All the proceeds from that event each year go to support curriculum enhancement and the “extras” that meet the individual needs and interests of kids.
|Clarice Blanchard of the Educational Foundation helped to display a Winterset t-shirt quilt that was donated by Kim Patience, along with emcee/board member Alan Feirer and auctioneer Roy Foley.|
When I met with her, Dr. Meade underscored how grateful she is for the work of this Foundation and other groups in our community that are committed to providing opportunities and resources for students, such as the PTO (hosting a scrapbooking fundraiser this Saturday) and the Optimist Club (getting ready to host its Turkey Dinner this Sunday). She also shared some very interesting annual data about the district we’re all working hard to support. A printed copy of this information (and more) is available to pick up at the district office, if you’d like one. I’ll share some parts of it with you here, a snapshot of the current state of our district, titled “Know Your Schools.”
First, you may be wondering: How many students are we serving these days? Here is the answer, right down to the student. We are up in some buildings and down in others, but overall, we have ten more students than we did last year. (Dr. Meade said that last year’s total figure was actually 1715.)
“Tuitioned Out” refers to those who have open-enrolled to other districts. In the majority of cases, Dr. Meade said these are folks who live on the edge of the district, such as the northeast corner, who find that it works better logistically to take their kids to school in the district where they work. This number is down to 112 from 120 last year. Also, the “Tuitioned In” number not shown here. Those who have open-enrolled into Winterset schools is 108 — nearly even.
Speaking of transportation and logistics, our drivers are seriously busy.
The total number of miles driven per day is now at 1,551, and Dr. Meade pointed out that this was a significant jump up from last year, in which the daily number was 1,020.
How many teachers do we have serving our 1,725 students? There are 260 district employees, including 130 teachers, and as a staff, they are getting younger. This year, that difference has to do with the age difference between those who moved on to curriculum and instructional coach positions and the new teachers that moved into those openings.
And how are our students faring in proficiency, collectively? On the Iowa Tests, math scores in grades 4, 8 and 11 are on the rise, and significant gains have been made in reading as well.
It’s important to know these numbers, of course, but Dr. Meade would agree that the story of our schools is much more than what can be summarized in a chart. It has to do with the extra opportunities that events like the Fall Fling make possible. To get a better sense of the whole picture, follow @WintersetHusky on Twitter and check out all the departments and programs on the district website. There you will see and hear what our students are achieving and how the adults surrounding them are giving them wings.
Here’s a great recent example to lift up, not reflected anywhere in the numbers. Winterset grad Sarah Al-Mazroa received the FFA American Farmer Degree at the National FFA Convention in Louisville on November 1st. She is the first WHS FFA Chapter member to do so.
|Sarah’s mother, Darla Millhollin, credits teacher and FFA advisor Michael Peiffer as “a huge reason” that Sarah became part of the 1% of FFA members who receive this honor. Sarah is currently an ISU junior majoring in Animal Science.|
If you are a WHS graduate, take a moment to watch this video posted on YouTube by Lewayne White, WHS class of ’90. You’ll be transported back in time to the folks who did the same for us. I literally sobbed at one point and laughed out loud at another. Thank you, Lewayne, for this project!


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Rockets explode. According to the analysis of Spaceport Camden, which would be located directly across from Cumberland Island National Seashore, a rockets would explode over Cumberland once every 18 months, scattering toxins, shrapnel, and fiery debris across a wild and pristine national seashore and its campgrounds, historic structures, and sea turtles nesting habitat. Watch the video to learn more and take action here: http://bit.ly/2kGaWra #saynotospaceportcamden Georgia’s Cumberland Island National Seashore attracts 60,000 hikers and campers each year to its wild beaches, towering dunes, and old-growth forests. Now the island is at risk from becoming the first and only national park in America to be forced to have private rockets launched directly over it.
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B.C is offering up 25 parcels covering nearly 14,000 hectares in the province’s third monthly sale of Natural Gas and Petroleum rights for 2011.The sale follows two very poor revenue generating sales in January and February, which totalled just slightly more than $10 million in bonus bids.- Advertisement -That leaves this year’s total at about one third of last year’s two month total and the cash strapped provincial government, looking for help to recover from the recession, could certainly use a bigger and better sale Wednesday.It would take about a $33 million sale for this month to bring the current fiscal year total up to the 2010 calendar year total of $844 million.
Tourism is on track to reach 1980s and 1990s growth rates, according to Tourism Australia chairman Geoff Dixon.Speaking at the Committee for the Economic Development of Australia this month, Mr Dixon explained although there is a need for greater flexibility in the market and infrastructure investment, Australian tourism is “getting its mojo back”, The Brisbane Times reported.He added further stimulation would get tourism closer to its “halcyon days” and coming to terms with the high value of the Australian dollar could help find new, innovative concepts to boost the sector.”Rewards for getting this right are enormous for our economic wellbeing in general, for enabling us and our neighbours to better understand and interact with each other, and for the future employment prospects of hundreds of thousands of young Australians,” he said.Touching on the Sydney Airport debate, Mr Dixon told attendees he found the situation to be “bizarre” and believes infrastructure spend should be focused on access.”The current airport is nowhere near operating to its full potential.”At the PATA Hub City Forum in Sydney this month, tourism leaders also agreed it was time for a change at Sydney Airport.Click here for more information. Source = e-Travel Blackboard: N.J Tourism boss says we need to come to terms with the situation that is. Image: Webintravel.com


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Cyril became one of a team of fitters who restored the Newcomen Pump Engine
Cyril Charles Ware was born in Bristol in 1922 and on leaving school in 1937 began an engineering apprenticeship with the Parnall Aircraft Company (Bristol). When war broke out Cyril was in a reserved occupation, but was still required to give up some non-work time to provide cover with the Auxiliary Fire Service (see photo to left). During this time he fought fires in Bristol Exeter and Plymouth. On finishing his apprenticeship in 1943, he was released from reserved occupation work and volunteered for the RAF where he trained as an aircraft mechanic. On completion of his training he was posted to Egypt, where he remained until early 1947. The time in Egypt left Cyril with a great love of history in general and Egyptology in particular. After demob, Cyril resumed his trade in Bristol until 1949 before moving to Wentworth in South Yorkshire for family reasons.
On finding himself in Yorkshire, the easiest place to find work was always going to be either the coal mines or the steel industry. As Elsecar Colliery was just down the road, I presume this was his ‘first port of call’. On obtaining employment in the workshops, Cyril became one of a team of fitters who restored the Newcomen Pump Engine to working condition as part of the 1951 Festival Of Britain celebrations (see personal correspondence). Shell made a short film of the pump in action at the time, but this is not now generally available.
Elsecar Colliery Pumping Engine
Shortly afterwards, while being driven ’under steam’, the pump was badly damaged and left to deteriorate.
As small children, my brother and I never really appreciated the education value of the fossils that Cyril took the trouble to bring home from the mine.
In 1954, Cyril was offered the post of Instructor at the NCB Mines Mechanisation Centre in Sheffield, where he and the other instructors indulged in an informal competition to see who could produce the biggest firedamp explosion in a small test rig. This was curtailed after there were complaints from the Principle that they were shaking his office. It was however a useful practical demonstration for the trainees, as to the dangers of methane explosions!
Cyril continued his studies by evening class to obtain An ONC in Mechanical Engineering (1957) and Mine’s and Quarries Act (1954) Mechanic’s Certificate Class 1 (1958) (see picture). He continued to study for HNC but found it increasingly difficult (with a young family) to complete the necessary hours of study.
Frustrated by a block to his career path within the NCB, Cyril moved to Samuel Foxes Stainless Steel works at Stocksbridge, Sheffield and then down to South Devon as an Apprentice Instructor with Centrax in 1961.
While in South Devon, he was given the opportunity to re-train as a secondary school teacher (maths/physics) in 1967 but spent the rest of his teaching career teaching metalwork in Oxfordshire!! Having taken early retirement, he then returned to engineering as a draughtsman for BMC, Cosworth and several other companies.
He died in 2012 after a short illness.
Further reading: -
Photo's From His Son, Ian Ware
- The Beam Engines of Elsecar,Leawood and Middleton Top by P.J.M. Southworth - ISBN 0-9511856-4-0
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- Elsecar Pumping Engine. www.pastscape.org.uk (nice short overview)
- Aristocratic Enterprise by Graham Mee ISBN 0-216-90050-6. This book details the history of the Fitzwilliam Estate, which includes various industries within South Yorkshire (including Elsecar Colliery)
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I visited Majorca (or Mallorca) twice in 2008, March and September, both times for a week of hiking with a group who were all hikers (and not photographers) that I had to catch up with whenever I stopped to make a photo. Not a chance to set up a tripod (I think I didn’t even bring it along), let alone wait for different light… ;)
Here are a few assorted photographs. Other articles with impressions from those trips:
Bath tubs, barrels and a fridge illegaly disposed at a side road near Muro, Mallorca, March 2008. Torre d’Aubarca, an old defense tower (built in 1751), nowadays part of Peninsula del Levant Natural Park near Arta, Mallorca. March 2008. Pine Tree with Witches Broom, Bunyola, Mallorca. March 2008 Cliffside Vegetation, Alcudia, Mallorca; March 2008. “Blueification” — view towards the bay of Alcudia/Ca’n Picafort from Talaia d’Alcudia, Majorca, Spain. March 2008. Prints available. Alcudia and Port d’Alcudia seen from Talaia d’Alcudia, Majorca, Spain. March 2008. View from the summit of Veia to Deia, above Valdemossa in Mallorca’s Sierra de Tramuntana mountains, Spain; March 2008. Wall and Handrail — Pollenca, Mallorca, Spain. Pollenca rooftops, Majorca, Balearic Islands, Spain. March 2008 Sailboats at the harbor of Port de Soller, Majorca, Spain. March 2008. Man naps on a stone city bench in the shade of trees; Palma de Mallorca, Spain; March 2008. Under a sunscreened balcony, Palma de Mallorca, Spain. September 2008. Purple Vespa scooter parked in a side street in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. September 2008. Prints available. The historic Son Antem finca building that is still on the grounds of the modern Marriott resort. Mallorca, September 2008. Coastal landscape of the Levant peninsula, Mallorca, Spain. September 2008. “Trees in Rain” — pines in rain and fog on a ridge above Bunyola, Majorica, Spain. September 2008. Prints available. “Trees over Trees” — mediterranean forest landscape near Bunyola, Mallorca, Spain. September 2008. Viel of Port de Soller from the hills; Mallorca, Spain. September 2008 A pine tree overlooking the bay of Alcudia, near Talaia d’Alcudia, Majorca, Spain. September 2008. ♥ Liked it? ♥
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The events leading up to the violent deaths of Alice Hayward and her sadistic husband George are told from the points of view of four characters - Reverend Drew (the pastor who baptises Alice shortly before her death), Catherine Benincasa (an investigative lawyer), Heather Laurent (an author who writes about encounters with angels, and claims to have met a few herself), and the couple's daughter Katie. Their stories unfold consecutively, rather than via alternating chapters (a technique I'm getting a bit bored with) and it was interesting to hear their differing accounts. At least two of them appear to be very unreliable narrators - or are they? The reader is never quite sure whose version of events to believe.
Heather Laurent is a slightly implausible but intriguing character - she suffered a similar tragedy in her own childhood and reaches out to Katie Hayward to try to help the traumatised girl through her grief. My opinion of Reverend Drew kept changing; alternating between hero and villain as the story unfolded. I thought I was going to enjoy Katie's narrative the least - at first she comes across as a typical American teen, peppering her speech with "like" and even "gnarly" - but her moving account of her parents' violent and abusive marriage (she describes living with her father as "waiting for the boiler to explode") draws the various strands of the plot together really well, culminating in an emotional final chapter with a fairly predictable but still satisfying 'twist' at the end.
After the slightly disappointing Skeletons at the Feast, I'd say Chris Bohjalian is back on familiar territory and thankfully back on form with this one.
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I was a sceptical reader of this book, but having heard rave reviews about it I thought I would see what it was all about. I'm so very glad I did! The story is told in Four or Five sections by different characters. Told in a fashion more like a revealing disclosure by a friend of the happenings and their part in the tale rather than just a progression of the storyline. This is well done and despite not being a huge fan of one or two of the characters I still felt compelled to read their perspective. You gained a deeper insight to their characters, felt the conflicting perceptions on what occured, and indeed discovered more about their flaws and beliefs. A few reviewers claim there is this sudden twist to the story, I'm not sure that is entirely true as I had guessed the ending quiet early on. However, this did not make the book any less enjoyable a read, indeed it heightened the sense of condemnation that can exist in such situations. Definitely worth reading.
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Chris Bohjalian is a gripping storyteller, so I always have to read to the end, expecting a twist or revelation. I was therefore disappointed that this story panned out just as I had expected it too, without spoiling it for other readers, there was no revelation for me. The psychology of all the characters was interesting and it raised valid questions about domestic abuse, but was a little symplistic,especially in the portrayal of Alice, I feel that I would have liked to have heard her voice.


As much as a third of the heat needed to keep Scotland warm could be provided by tapping geothermal energy from old coal mines across the central belt, a major new study for the Scottish Government has concluded.
Warm water piped up from abandoned mine shafts between Glasgow and Edinburgh and in Ayrshire and Fife could help heat many thousands of homes and other buildings for decades, researchers said. They are urging ministers to embark on an ambitious attempt to make geothermal energy a major new source of clean, renewable power within a few years.
The two-volume, 345-page study was conducted by the US energy firm Aecom and the British Geological Survey, and has been published by the Scottish Government. Geothermal energy from deep underground has "the potential to play a significant role in Scotland's future energy provision", it said.
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The most promising source is the water that has flooded the hundreds of disused mine shafts that underlay large areas of the Central Belt. Heated by the warmth of the Earth, it averages 17C, with higher temperatures at deeper levels.
According to the study, the water can be pumped to the surface and, in combination with modern heat exchange technology, used to supply central heating and hot water to buildings. It estimates that water from Scotland's 600 cubic kilometres of old mine workings could provide a "maximum accessible heat resource" of 12 gigawatts.
The study said: "On this basis, mine waters could theoretically provide the equivalent of approximately one third of Scotland's heat demand." It points out, however, that the actual contribution is likely to be less because of the problems of transporting heat over long distances and the possibility that some mines might not be suitable for use.
The study recommends a series of actions by Scottish ministers in the next three years, including the development of a national geothermal energy strategy. It suggests two major new "demonstrator" projects, at the Clyde Gateway in eastern Glasgow and at Shawfair in Midlothian, by 2016.
It points out that two small geothermal schemes in Scotland that tap the warmth of mine water have been running since 2000. One is at Shettleston in Glasgow and the other at Lumphinnans in Fife, each serving fewer than 20 homes.
The study authors urged the Scottish Government to introduce a presumption in favour of geothermal developments in its current planning policy. They say a proposed renewable heat subsidy of 5p per kilowatt hour "has been broadly welcomed by developers".
For the longer term, the study calls on ministers to launch a national geothermal exploration programme aimed at uncovering the potential for extracting heat from "hot rocks" deeper underground. It also mentions that hydraulic fracturing - fracking - may be needed to help extract the heat.
If the heat is used to generate electricity, the study suggested the existing price subsidy would need to be doubled. It also recommends new legislation by 2020 to clarify legal ownership of geothermal resources.
The proposal to tap the heat from old mines has been backed by environmental groups.
Dr Sam Gardner, head of policy at WWF Scotland, said it should be seriously examined and "taken forward in every suitable Scottish city and town".
Dr Richard Dixon, director of Friends of the Earth Scotland, said: "It is a nice irony that some homes that used to be heated by coal are now being heated by water from old mine workings, and it would be great to see this idea deployed on a very wide scale."
The renewable energy industry agreed that geothermal energy had "significant potential" in Scotland. Joss Blamire from Scottish Renewables said: "We have the chance to add another excellent asset to our renewable energy mix."
The Scottish Government described the potential for geothermal energy as very welcome news, with a spokeswoman saying it showed Scotland's renewable energy potential "could be even greater than we imagined".
She added: "We would like to see geothermal energy play a significant role in our energy future."
"A number of recommendations have been provided in the report that may assist in offering the necessary certainty to exploit our geothermal potential, and the Scottish Government will consider these recommendations carefully."


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This position is located in Chula Vista, San Diego County
3:00 pm to 11:30 pm
Required Skills and Qualifications
Completion of an accredited Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) program/school or Navy Corps School
Current unencumbered California Licensed Vocational Nurse - LVN licensure
Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification for Healthcare Providers
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One year recent Long Term Care or Acute Care experience
Current IV and Blood Withdrawal certification
Sharp HealthCare is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, religion, color, national origin, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, status as a protected veteran, among other things, or status as a qualified individual with disability.
The Licensed Vocational Nurse - LVN performs individualized nursing care for patients/families under the direction of an RN. The Licensed Vocational Nurse - LVN uses and practices basic assessment data collection, participates in planning, executes interventions in accordance with the Plan of Care and contributes to evaluation of outcomes. The Licensed Vocational Nurse - LVN communicates to ensure patient/family is educated to the Plan of Care and planned treatments.
At Sharp Chula Vista Medical Center, the Birch Patrick Convalescent Center combines quality clinical care with compassion to ease the transition and help patients live their lives to the fullest degrees of health and independence. The quality lifetime care focuses not only on our patients' health, but on their social, emotional and spiritual well-being.
The Birch Patrick Convalescent Center provides 24-hour licensed nursing care; end-of-life care provided in conjunction with Sharp HospiceCare; occupational, speech and respiratory therapies; recreational activities; social services; spiritual support; and wound and ostomy consultation. The clinical team includes registered and licensed vocational nurses, certified nursing assistants, affiliated physicians, volunteers, dietitians, rehabilitation therapists, social workers and chaplains who work side-by-side to provide quality patient care and assist patients with daily living activities. The Birch Patrick Convalescent Center has a total of 100 beds. The East wing houses long-term care patients and the West wing houses short-term care patients. Each unit has 50 beds.
Sharp Chula Vista Medical Center is a 343-bed hospital with the largest array of health care services in San Diego's South Bay. A Designated Planetree Patient-Centered Care Hospital, Sharp Chula Vista is home to the region's most comprehensive heart program and also offers exceptional services for orthopedic care and women and infants. The Douglas & Nancy Barnhart Cancer Center offers patients the most advanced treatment technology, a unique healing environment and an extraordinary level of care.


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ALBANY, GA (WALB) - It's not typical for police officers to picnic with community members.
But Saturday, Chehaw hosted "Day with a Cop" for South Georgia families to meet with local law enforcement.
Hundreds of people showed up for the event.
Kids and adults enjoyed food, a bouncy house, and even bike giveaway.
Albany Police Detective Timothy Harvey says he enjoys the event each year.
He said it's the perfect chance for the public to interact with officers in a different light.
"It's good for them to see that we are normal people. We like to have a good time just like they do. We like to come out here, have fun, grill and eat food just like everyone else. That's good for kids to see us in that way," said Harvey.
This was the seventh day with a cop.
The police department hopes to do it again next year with an even greater crowd.
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Walking tour recalling Lincoln's Norwich visit planned
Norwich – Local history buffs talk often of presidential candidate Abraham Lincoln’s campaign visit to the Rose City in 1860 and on Oct. 13 the committee overseeing the city’s 150th anniversary celebration of the Emancipation Proclamation will lead a tour of Lincoln’s downtown jaunt.
“In the Footsteps of Lincoln,” a guided walking tour along the path the 16th president took when he visited Norwich in March 1860, will take place Saturday, Oct. 13, at 1 p.m. starting at the Howard T. Brown Memorial Park at Norwich Harbor. The event is free and sponsored by the Emancipation Proclamation Commemoration Committee.
City Historian and committee chairman Dale Plummer will lead the one mile, one hour tour of key locations where Lincoln stopped to talk, sleep, and address residents on the issues of the day.
The event is part of Norwich’s observance of the 150th anniversary of the Civil War, which will culminate with a city-wide celebration Jan. 1.
“We will stop at the Buckingham House, the old and the new City Hall, the Wauregan Hotel and other places that the president visited,” Plummer said.
When Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation took effect Jan. 1, 1863, Norwich Mayor James Lloyd Greene ordered a 100-cannon salute and the ringing of the city’s bells for one hour. Norwich plans to re-enact the grand event on New Year’s Day, 2013, 150 years later.
The walking tour is cosponsored by the Slater Memorial Museum, the Norwich Lions Club and the Emancipation Proclamation Commemoration Committee.
Slater Memorial Museum at the Norwich Free Academy opened two exhibits highlighting the freeing of the slaves and the relationship between Norwich, the Civil War, and Abraham Lincoln.
Both exhibits run from Wednesday through Nov. 30. For information on the exhibits, go to www.slatermuseum.org.
For information on the Emancipation Proclamation celebration, go to www.norwichfreedombell.com or call the city historian’s office at (860) 859-5349.
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Now tell us the full truth, Mr Chancellor about the full scale of spending cuts and tax increases
Under pressure: Alistair Darling will deliver his Pre-Budget Report
There's one all-important fact that Gordon Brown omits to mention when he announces another £3billion of 'efficiency savings' over the next four years.
Leave aside that this is the merest drop in the ocean of Government borrowing, which is expected to exceed £175billion this year alone.
Forget, too, the irony that even as the Prime Minister was speaking, a quango was advertising a £3billion contract for public-sector travel and hospitality.
No. The fact he fails to acknowledge is that it's highly unlikely Labour will still be in power six months from now.
So his promises about the next four years are all but meaningless.
Indeed, doesn't the imminence of the election lend an air of utter surrealism to the debate over the Pre-Budget Report?
As the Chancellor prepares to speak tomorrow, the leaks suggest his statement will be more about political positioning than tackling the economic crisis.
All the signs are this will be just another attempt to wrong-foot the Tories by presenting them as the party of the privileged - and pretending that, under Labour, only the very rich will have to make sacrifices.
Hence Alistair Darling's focus on hammering the highest earners, including bonus-greedy bankers.
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Hence, too, Mr Brown's long overdue pledge to curb the 'culture of excess' in the public sector, under which many senior officials earn more than £150,000 a year (has he only just noticed this?)
But no matter how Labour tries to spin the PBR, we're all well aware that it will take much more than a few efficiency savings and attacks on six-figure earners to put the public finances in order.
Will Mr Darling come clean about the full scale of the spending cuts and tax increases we'll all have to endure?
Or will we have to wait until after the General Election before the posturing stops - and the work of rebuilding our shattered economy can begin?
In its latest extraordinary ruling, health rationing body NICE says women with osteoporosis must wait until their bones become dangerously thin before they can be prescribed a £300-a-year drug.
For those patients who suffer serious side-effects from cheaper medicines, the decision may mean going without treatment until they break a limb (except, of course, in Scotland, where Protelos is available at English taxpayers' expense).
Never mind that this makes precious little economic sense, at a time when treating a broken hip costs £25,300 a year. It is also astonishingly cruel.
But then what can we expect, from a body which originally refused to endorse a sight-saving drug on the NHS until patients went blind in one eye?
In the case of Lucentis, NICE was forced to back down after a public outcry led by the Mail. It must be shamed into a U-turn on Protelos, too.
Aafter eight years, deeply troubling evidence emerges about the key source for Tony Blair's infamous claim that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction, ready for use against British targets within 45 minutes.
Incredibly, we're told this was just a piece of two-year-old gossip, overheard by an Iraqi taxi driver.
So much for Mr Blair's claim to Parliament that he had 'extensive, detailed and authoritative' evidence about Saddam's WMD programme.
One of the most vital jobs facing Iraq Inquiry chairman Sir John Chilcot is to ensure that intelligence is never abused like this again.


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Violent crime in Lewis County ticked slightly higher last year while property crime surged by nearly 20 percent, according to a crime report by the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs.
For the 2,909 crimes reported across the county in 2010, 175 were violent and 2,734 were crimes against property.
Within those violent-crime numbers, robberies rose by 10 percent, aggravated assaults rose by 10 percent; meanwhile, rapes dropped by 35 percent.
And there were six murders in 2010 for a 200 percent increase, compared to two murders in 2009.
For property-crime numbers, burglaries rose by nearly 20 percent, larcenies rose by 27 percent, motor-vehicle theft rose by 7 percent; meanwhile, arson dropped by 50 percent with 12 cases.
There were 2,386 crimes reported across the county in 2009.
Interestingly, under the sheriff’s office jurisdiction, violent crime dropped by more than 18 percent while property crime rose by just 1 percent.
“It actually looks pretty impressive,” Sheriff Steve Mansfield said of the number of reported incidents across unincorporated areas.
But the report paints a different picture in the Twin Cities.
In early February, Chief Bob Berg of Centralia police issued a preliminary report of crime surging “at disturbing levels” in 2010 compared to 2009, increasing by 41 percent.
Within the 1,220 incidents of crime taking place in Centralia, 44 percent were property crime and 14 percent were violent crime.
Within those violent-crime numbers, 11 were rapes, 13 were robberies and 69 were aggravated assaults — there were no murders in the city.
Within those property-crime numbers, eight were arsons, 212 were burglaries, 842 were larcenies and 65 were motor-vehicle thefts.
At the time, Berg attributed the rise in crime to the state of a depressed economy and the release of certain criminals from jail.
Chehalis experienced a 27 percent increase in crime, with 742 incidents in 2010. And while Chief Glenn Schaffer said arrests had nearly doubled, there were no particular incidents or trends he could point to that would account for the rise in crime, adding that annual crime numbers are “completely unpredictable.”
In fact, Schaffer said police expected crime to increase in 2009 because of the sour economy, “but it actually went the opposite way.”
For 2010, Chehalis reported 25 incidents of violent crime, with six rapes, three robberies, and 16 aggravated assaults — there were no murders.
For property crime, Chehalis reported two arsons, 97 burglaries, 579 larcenies and 39 motor-vehicle thefts.
Morton police reported a 35-percent downtick of crime with 45 incidents, two of which were violent — one rape and one aggravated assault — and 43 were property crimes.
Mossyrock police reported no change in crime numbers with 18 incidents, three of those being violent — one rape and one aggravated assault.
Napavine, which did not report in 2009, reported 49 property crimes and no violent crimes.
Toledo reported a 100 percent increase in crime with 20 incidents; two being violent — robbery and aggravated assault.
Winlock reported no change in crime, with 36 incidents, two of which were violent — aggravated assaults.
Both Pe Ell and Vader did not report crime numbers last year.
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When former State Rep. Tom Dart took office as Cook County Sheriff, he issued a press release full of reform goals.
- “Faith-based groups to increase mentoring for inmates to reduce recidivism,”
- ”Installation of “a comprehensive video surveillance system at Cook County Jail,” and
- ”An internal hotline so employees can report suspected corruption?”
Public officials don’t usually spend money on prisoners. Their opinion is usually “they deserve anything they get” and it’s usually backed up by their constituents.
(The rest of the story is here.)
I’ve been reading the Justice Department’s letter to Cook County Board President Todd Stroger concerning its Civil Rights Division’s investigation of the Cook County Jail.
Suicides, inappropriate beatings by guards, taunts about future rapes. I’ll quote parts of some of the findings to give you a sense of the inhumanness of the institution.
Since preventing rape in prison was my “social cause” of the 1990’s, let me start there.” (The case below was not on Dart’s watch, by the way.)
”Pedro S. was arrested on a sex charge brought by his niece. While in the intake area three officers who had read the charge began taunting him, yelling threats in Spanish, and asking if he knew what was about to happen to him. [Emphasis added. From what I learned while serving on Tom Johnson’s and Tom Dart’s Prison Reform Committee, typically, sex abusers get sexually assaulted in prison.]
“The officers struck him many times and called him a ‘f—— Mexican‘ …Because the officers threatened to kill Pedro if he said anything about the incident, he did not seek medical attention …released four days later (he) immediately saw a doctor and reported the incident to the Chicago Police Department. Medical records confirm that Pedro’s injuries included a broken rib and damage to his jaw and knee.”
There were five reported cases of sexual assault on the first five months of Dart’s watch, however (page 24).
There are lots of pre-Sheriff Dart abuses cited, but, even though he was undersheriff at the time, I don’t think it’s fair to hold him responsible.
Tomorrow: Cases cited by the federal report after Tom Dart took office as Cook County Sheriff.


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