|Role||Carrier-based dive bomber|
|First flight||January 1938|
The Aichi D3A Type 99 Carrier Bomber (Allied reporting name “Val”) is a World War II carrier-borne dive bomber. It was the primary dive bomber of the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) and was involved in almost all IJN actions, including the attack on Pearl Harbor. The Aichi D3A was the first Japanese aircraft to bomb American targets in the war, commencing with Pearl Harbor and U.S. bases in the Philippines, such as Clark Air Force Base. Vals sank more Allied warships than any other Axis aircraf.
Source: Aichi D3A on Wikipedia
|Aichi D3A Val Replica Walk Around|
|Localisation||Capital City Airshow 2016, Sacramento|
Find kits on eBay:
The Aichi D3A was a Japanese carrier-borne dive bomber that saw action in the Pacific War during World War II. It was the primary dive bomber of the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) and was involved in almost all of the major naval engagements, including the attack on Pearl Harbor, the Battle of Midway, and the Battle of the Coral Sea. The D3A was also known by its Allied reporting name “Val”.
The D3A was designed by Aichi Aircraft Company in response to a 1936 specification issued by the IJN for a new dive bomber. It was a low-wing monoplane with a fixed undercarriage and a crew of two: a pilot and a rear gunner. The D3A had a distinctive inverted gull wing that improved visibility for the pilot and reduced drag. The D3A was powered by a single Nakajima Hikari radial engine that gave it a maximum speed of 390 km/h (240 mph) and a range of 1,475 km (917 mi).
The D3A carried a single 250 kg (550 lb) bomb under the fuselage and two 60 kg (130 lb) bombs under the wings. The D3A had two 7.7 mm (0.303 in) machine guns in the nose and one 7.92 mm (0.312 in) machine gun in the rear cockpit. The D3A had a dive brakes on the wings that allowed it to perform steep dives at speeds up to 550 km/h (340 mph). The D3A had a reputation for being sturdy and reliable, and could withstand considerable battle damage.
The D3A entered service in 1940 and soon proved its effectiveness as a dive bomber. It sank more Allied warships than any other Axis aircraft during the war, including five aircraft carriers, four battleships, two heavy cruisers, four light cruisers, and 23 destroyers. The D3A also participated in land-based operations, such as bombing airfields, ports, and industrial targets. The D3A was feared by Allied sailors and pilots, who nicknamed it “the bane of our existence”.
However, as the war progressed, the D3A became increasingly obsolete and vulnerable to newer Allied fighters. The D3A lacked armor protection, self-sealing fuel tanks, and adequate firepower. The D3A also suffered from a shortage of spare parts and experienced pilots. By 1944, the D3A was largely replaced by the more advanced Yokosuka D4Y Suisei (“Judy”) dive bomber. The remaining D3As were used for kamikaze attacks or training purposes until the end of the war.
Views : 1831


text:
Stay current with all the latest news from NBC Sports here and with perspectives from other news sources
Eloy's return 'invaluable' to Sox, says Lucas Giolito
Coverage from 2 sources
Lakers trade reports: Offered Kuzma, Caldwell-Pope to 'everyone.' Could Hield trade happen?
67% Center coverage from 3 sources

domain: news


text:
The group, which held a march and rally following recent shootings, wants the city to use $1.2 million in Urban Enterprise Zone funds to launch the revitalization.
Council President Bridget Rivers asked the administration to come up with a resolution by next week's voting meeting, but City Administrator Rick Smiley said he, Economic Director Carlos Sanchez and Corporation Counsel Vernita Sias-Hill will be meeting to discuss the situation. Finance Director Ron West said the council earlier this year rescinded UEZ fund resolutions, including one for East Second Street, and the administration is working to reconcile accounts to know how much is owed to the city.
While it was not discussed Tuesday, the UEZ funding process involved the council making a request to the Urban Enterprise Zone Authority for use of funds in Plainfield's account. The East Second Street request was made in late 2010. A look at UEZA minutes for 2011 shows no action on the request, and by the end of that year, funds had been turned back to the UEZ cities for local control.
In May 2012, then-Councilman Adrian Mapp sought an accounting of all UEZ projects and funding, but was unable to get details. Mapp is now mayor and his administration, as West noted, is sorting things out.
Dr. Roland Anglin of Rutgers University.
"It looks like we're losing, but we're not willing to quit," Dean said. "It doesn't make sense the way East Second looks. We have the money."
Councilman Cory Storch said he was encouraged to see the turnout, but advocated using the UEZ funds as "seed money" to attract outside investors. He said the revitalization requires a comprehensive, multifaceted plan.
One of the group's goals is to build a youth center, something Councilman William Reid endorsed.
Councilwoman Gloria Taylor promised to work with the group.
"I applaud you - I thank you," she said. Referring the Dean's account of past promises, she said, "I'm sure we are going to have a different tune this season."

domain: economics


text:
The English longbow, also called the Welsh longbow, is a powerful medieval
type of longbow ..... This view was challenged by Jim Bradbury in his book The
Medieval Archer and more modern works are mo...
Medieval Archer! Get Medieval facts, information and history about Medieval
Archer. Fast and accurate facts about Medieval Archer.
The history of archery in medieval warfare in England and how archers were
viewed by society.
Medieval Archery carries all your Traditional Archery needs. We carry a range of
Traditional Archery bows that include Medieval Bows, Fantasy Bows, ...
They did. At least the armies that had really good archers with really good bows
and arrows, and tactics good enough to make it count: the English and their ...
Jul 13, 2013 ... In this video Ian Sturgess (from England) and I (Jake Fenwick, Agincourtwarbow)
shoot Medieval military English Warbows. Most of the bows ...
Sep 18, 2012 ... If you have ever wanted to have a go with a longbow, find out about the lives of
medieval archers or see the awesome skills required to be an ...
Sep 18, 2014 ... A comparison of the archers, bows, and archery practices between medieval
times and modern ones.
Not especially. The Total War games are more or less about right in terms of the
deadliness of arrows. Rome: Total War (the first one) had arrows about twice...
A Day in the Life of a Medieval Archer By: Ricky Bradt The first thing a medieval
archer does when he wakes. up is he gets dressed. He wore an undergarment ...

domain: history


text:
Student information card of David Robinson, a member of the Klamath Nation, who entered the school on September 17, 1905 and departed on June 22, 1910. The file indicates Robinson was living in Sawyers Bar, California in 1913.
Document Types in this File
Year of Entry
National Archives and Records Administration
RG 75, Series 1329, box 13

domain: library


It was hard not to think of Galileo's forced recanting recently while watching a video of Kannada actor Sanjjanaa apologising a month after first sharing her allegations of sexual harassment during the.. Firstpost - Published
After the Karnataka Film Chambers of Commerce (KFCC), met both the actors to understand the issue on Thursday evening, Arjun Sarja filed a Rs 5 crore defamation case against Sruthi Hariharan. Firstpost - Published
A conciliation meeting convened by the Karnataka Film Chamber of Commerce (KFCC) on Thursday to resolve the allegation of sexual harassment levelled by actor Sruthi Hariharan against veteran colleague.. IndiaTimes - Published
After accusing ‘Action King’ Arjun Sarja of sexual harassment, actress Sruthi Hariharan has now come out and revealed that the actor has apparently harassed four other women from the film industry. IndiaTimes - Published
As competition among top smartphone manufacturers gets stiffer, Chinese handset maker Vivo opened its maiden offline “Experience Center” in Bengaluru in the presence of Kannada actress Sruthi.. BGR India - Published
Actor Dulquer Salmaan today said that his Tamil-Malayalam romantic thriller "Solo" was a hard film to make.
"The audience, both in Malayalam and Tamil industry, are very accepting and encouraging... Deccan Herald - Published
Kannada film actor Sruthi Hariharan has urged the police to trace those who morphed her photographs and posted them on social media.
The actor visited the Bengaluru city police commissioner's office.. Deccan Herald - Published
*The curtains went up in style on the 6th season of the Deccan Herald Metrolife fashion show, presented by Reliance Trends as 25 colleges battled it out in the first preliminary round conducted at the.. Deccan Herald - Published


The firing phase in your cylinder is initiated by a spark plug and its end result ascertains how effective your own engine performs. Typically, the spark plug pulls the necessary igniting power from your Mercedes Benz G Class spark plug wire. Generally named as ignition wire, a spark plug wire connects the spark plug to the ignition coil. It is actually required to transport greater than 3,000 volts of igniting power to a spark plug in exact timing for the combustion stroke in the cylinder.
The Mercedes Benz G Class spark plug wire generally has a high level of resistance to thermal stress, however, defects on its insulation can render this part futile. Deterioration on the insulation and/or its fitting make the line useless. A direct-fit replacement unit must be acquired the first time you notice signs of problem on this part to bring back the engine's efficient operation and thereby, the vehicle's performance.
Get the right replacement for the Mercedes Benz G Class spark plug wire right here at Parts Train. Quality brands like Taylor Cable, Beck Arnley, and AC Delco are available for you to choose from. All the products listed in our catalog are well classified for faster search and are usually reasonably priced to assure total satisfaction.Rest assured that our automotive products reasonably priced plus, we'll also ship your orders right at your chosen location.
Use our Part Fit Checker to view parts compatible with your vehicle.


Kyrie Irving Hears A Bunch Of Boos, Misses Tying 3 As Cavs Hang On For 102-99 Win Over CelticsEvery time Irving touched the ball, he checked into the game or he scored boos cascaded down from the sellout crowd of 20,562.
Gordon Hayward Suffers Gruesome Broken Left Ankle In 102-99 Loss To CavsHayward went up for an alley-oop pass midway through the first quarter and fell to the court awkwardly after a small collision with Cleveland's LeBron James.
Chris Fedor: Tyronn Lue's Challenges Include Figuring Out Rotations, Managing Egos With This RosterChris Fedor talks about the Cavs' outlook with a newly constructed roster, Tyronn Lue's starting lineup and challenge in managing egos.
Kyrie Irving Still Won't Say Why He Wanted Out Of Cleveland, Focused On New Chapter In BostonIrving makes his return to Cleveland on opening night in a rematch of the 2017 Eastern Conference Finals between the Celtics and Cavs mere months after the 2 teams completed a blockbuster trade to send Irving to Boston.
Rude Welcome: Irving Set For Return To 'Rowdy' ClevelandKyrie Irving is coming home to where his NBA journey began six years ago.
Jason Lloyd: I'm Not Ready To Say That The Cavs Will Be Better Than Last Year With This RosterJason Lloyd of The Athletic joined Ken Carman and Anthony Lima with all the latest on the Cavaliers and opening night against Boston.
Michael Lee: With Their History, I Never Thought I'd See LeBron, Wade And Rose On The Same TeamMichael Lee of The Vertical on Yahoo! joined Ken Carman and Anthony Lima to talk about the upcoming NBA season and the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Cavaliers Still Focused On Cavaliers, Not Kyrie Prior To OpenerTuesday is the first day of the regular season for the Cleveland Cavaliers. According to them, that’s all it is.
Carman And Lima: Did Kyrie Irving Take A Cheap Shot At Clevelanders?Ken Carman and Anthony Lima debate about recent comments from Kyrie Irving and if he was taking a cheap shot at Clevelanders.
Kyrie Irving Says Boston Is 'A Real, Live Sports City'Boston star Kyrie Irving has added more spice to the Celtics-Cleveland season opener.
Kyrie Irving Excited About Joining Revamped CelticsIrving would not say whether he plans to talk to Cavaliers superstar LeBron James about his trade demand, telling reporters: "It's not anybody else's business."
Irving: No Cares About LeBron's Feelings When Leaving CavsNew Boston Celtics point guard Kyrie Irving says he doesn't care if anyone took it personally that he left Cleveland, even Cavaliers star LeBron James.
Thomas Betting On Himself To Answer QuestionsJust as there were questions with a 5-foot-9 point guard declaring early to become a pro, there are still questions about the All-NBA second-teamer as he moves teams in his prime.
Irving Says Trade Request Was About His Potential, Not JamesKyrie Irving says his decision to ask the Cavaliers to trade him was not about LeBron James but a desire to maximize his potential.
Irving Doesn't Mention LeBron In His Goodbye To ClevelandKyrie Irving did not mention LeBron James, now his former teammate, while thanking Cleveland fans after his trade to Boston was finalized.


text:
Charter Savings Bank has reduced the rate paid on its fixed rate bonds, but its one-year and 18-month deals have defied the odds and kept their chart places thanks to their ongoing appeal.
The one-year version of Fixed Rate Bond now pays 1.81% on maturity (1.80% monthly) while its 18-month counterpart pays 1.90% yearly (1.88% monthly), allowing both to continue to sit proudly in the charts.
These accounts must be opened and operated online with a minimum investment of £1,000.
Further additions are permitted for up to 14 days after an account has been opened, but as is usual in this sector, no early access is permitted. Savers must therefore ensure that they are happy with the length of their chosen term before they invest.
Both of these bonds remain enticing despite their recent rate decreases. Sitting in the top 10 of their respective sectors, they are likely to attract interest from savers eager to earn a decent return on their savings and will appeal to those who are looking to secure a regular income.
Moneyfacts rating: Excellent
Disclaimer: Information is correct as of the date of publication (shown at the top of this article). Any products featured may be withdrawn by their provider or changed at any time.
Moneyfacts.co.uk will, like most other websites, place cookies onto your computer’s
hard drive. This includes tracking cookies.


text:
In the weekly assessment of the evolution of the pandemic in 278 continental territories, the Government has determined that only four will not have the rules for the deflation of 1 May in force: Arganil, Lamego, Montalegre and Odemira, keeping with the rules of the level 2, de 19 de Abril.
The information was released this Thursday by the Minister of State and the Presidency, Mariana Vieira da Silva, at the press conference after the Council of Ministers meeting.
– All other municipalities are subject to the rules of the level 1, de 1 de Maio, namely to the municipality of Resende, that advances in deconfiguration, refere.
Mariana Vieira da Silva, stressed that the increase in the risk of transmission to a value greater than 1 (1,01) causes the country to take measures to prevent the pandemic from continuing to grow.
– It is time to look at the increased risk of transmission and take action that we need to take: be more cautious individually and reinforce testing in regions of the country with higher values, said the minister.
Portugal currently has ten municipalities on alert - five that reenter the list and five that remain - and Mariana Vieira da Silva also pointed out that the municipality of Odemira is in a significantly better situation..

domain: politics


text:
News reports within the past several hours say that Purnell Peace and Quanis Phillips this morning plead guilty to federal dogfighting charges, joining co-defendant Tony Taylor in implicating NFL star Michael Vick in bankrolling the Bad Newz Kennels dogfighting ring. Ther operation allegedly operated on Vick's Virginia property. Phillips and Peace face sentencing in November; Taylor will be sentenced in December.
Michael Vick, however, seems willing to test his luck with a jury trial; he had until this morning to accept a plea deal that would require he serve jail time. It now seems very possible that Vick will face additional charges of racketeering, which carries a 20 year sentence and increased fines.
Vick's football career? Essentially over. If he spends any time in prison, what self-respecting NFL team would hire him upon release? And if he pleads guilty and doesn't serve prison time, what self-respecting NFL team would hire him?
Certainly all Vick's current and future corporate sponsorships are over and done with. (Except perhaps for Coke, which I'm currently boycotting since, to my knowledge, they've not taken any action on dismissing his endorsement contract. Or, for that matter, responding to me email - which Nike had the courtesy to do.) So, if Vick has to forego part of his $36 million signing bonus, and 7 years' worth of a $130 million 10-year contract, how much money does that leave him?
Vick obviously likes to gamble big time; based on this bust, you'd think he'd realize that when push comes to shove, he doesn't win.


text:
|‘Four Seasons in One Day’||12 March 2019|
|Four Seasons in One Day, or as Stephen Spraggon suggested, “Four Seasons in One Evening”. That was how Stephen introduced his presentation on his welcome return to Devizes Camera Club. He explained that he had got into photography when he bought a Nikon D70 with his student loan while studying for a degree in Packaging Design, and that most of his early landscape work was done in Somerset, centred on his home town of Glastonbury, and on Exmoor. Since then he has explored other parts of the UK, particularly the south coast and several of our National Parks.
Stephen doesn’t think of the seasons as just the differences in flowers and foliage, or sunshine and snow. He thinks also about the differences in temperature and light, and the effect they can have on the landscape - and on photography. He illustrated this by showing us 4 images of Glastonbury Tor taken at the same time of day, from the same position, but during the different seasons.
In winter, he said, in Southern England we get about 8 hours of daylight, whereas in summer we get about 16.5 hours. Using screenshots from The Photographer’s Ephemeris (TPE), Stephen showed just how much the angle of sunrise and sunset differs between the seasons, and explained how this can mean that some locations will only work photographically at certain times of the year. He suggested that TPE is a valuable tool that he uses extensively, together with weather forecasts, to plan his photography. He illustrated how he had found the best viewpoint for an image of Colmer’s Hill, near Symondsbury by using TPE.
Using short audiovisual (AV) introductions, Stephen talked to us about the sort of images that can be taken in each of the seasons. He interspersed some wonderful images with hints and tips to think about when photographing landscapes.
Starting with Spring, which he feels starts around March as flowers add colour to the landscape and foliage starts to emerge on trees, he showed us images of fields of Oil Seed Rape, where he had managed to find leading lines left by tractors. Misty sunrises and woodland compositions are other subjects, especially with new leaves on beech trees. At Badbury Clump in Oxfordshire, there is a small wooded area where bluebells grow. Using a long lens to compress perspective, Stephen used the woodland path to provide a leading line through a composition of tree trunks and bluebells. Coastal landscapes can also be special in the spring with thrift and sea campion as foreground interest on clifftops, as shown in Stephens image from Hurlstone Point above Porlock Marshes.
There are some locations that work better during the summer months. North facing coastlines and hills have better light because the sun rises and sets further north. The bays around Weston-Super-Mare and the north Devon coast are examples. Poppies and heather are good subjects while in flower, but once the colour is fading at the peak of summer, Stephen suggested heading into town for images of people and architecture, as shown in a great picture of a car park spiral. Stephen also suggested getting out and shooting the moon or the Milky Way.
Once Autumn hits its peak the warm oranges and golds of the foliage can be spectacular. And even fallen leaves can enhance the forest floor. Stephen said he likes to use a slow shutter speed, even in windy conditions, to convey a sense of movement in the branches. He said overcast days are good for images of trees and water as the shadows will be softer. He also recommended using a polarising filter to reduce glare and enhance colours. Autumn is also a time for mist which can be used creatively to produce more abstract images, especially when cropping in to a scene. An image of Wastwater bathed in the pink light of the setting sun was especially captivating.
In Winter, with the sun rising and setting further south, Stephen suggested that the south coast becomes a particularly attractive prospect. Also snow can transform a landscape by hiding distracting elements, like clumps of grass, under a blanket of whiteness. An image of a circular shaped tree in a hedgerow, with tractor patterns in the snow in the field behind, and blank white in the field in front reminded Stephen of a flag of an unknown country.
To round off his excellent presentation, Stephen showed us an image taken at Draycott Sleights in Somerset. Earlier he had shown us an image of a stand of trees in the fog in spring with a branch of new leaves providing a highlight. This last image was of the same stand of trees, but taken after a heavy snowstorm. Both images were great in their own right and served to show us how different seasons can produce different photographic results. These and many other excellent images can be seen on Stephens website at www.spraggonphotography.co.uk
Our Chairman thanked Stephen profusely for an entertaining presentation with lots of hints and tips for us to consider. DF
Images © Stephen Spraggon

domain: geography


text: NSF International provides strategic and technical consulting customized to your specific challenges and needs. We deliver cost-effective, world-class solutions for the dietary supplement, pharmaceutical, medical device, and food and beverage industries. Our highly educated professionals have significant scientific and technical expertise and remain current in the latest technologies and developments.We can assist with supply chain management, regulatory compliance, food fraud, behavioral food safety, risk assessment, organizational culture, customized training and crisis management. We evaluate product formulations, compliance and composition; provide technical reviews of manufacturing processes, quality systems and standards; and help develop protocols and procedures. Additionally, the NSF Applied Research Center provides engineering, chemistry, microbiology and toxicology lab and testing services, human health risk assessments and lab assessments.

domain: chemistry


text:
Digipack CD / Gatefold 12" LP / Special Edition Vinyl / Merch can be purchased at bit.ly/archgoat
With grim reliability, ARCHGOAT discharge yet more pustulant diabolic foulness into a world increasing moulded in their image.
‘The Luciferian Crown’ is a frighteningly-focused vision of hellish corruption, unsentimental, morally abhorrent and steeped in a violent horror all too real.
Contemporaneous with the uncanny classics of Finnish death and black metal – ARCHGOAT share the same penchant for mind-altering atmospherics, blurring the mystical song-craft of first wave black metal with guttural punk, primitive thrash, the sonorous barbarism of vintage death metal and grindcore that reeks of putrefaction.
Since forming in 1989 ARCHGOAT have revolved around an inner circle all their own, refining their idiosyncratic primitivism - ‘The Luciferian Crown’ is a mirror crushed against nature, a portal through egocentric decadence into the pile of tortured corpses in your psyche.
supported by 58 fans who also own “The Luciferian Crown”
Deathspell Omega has been lauded for what seems like ages now however I didn't personally listen to them much at all until after this release, instead preferring to stick to more traditional "orthodox" BM..
Long story short I'm forever grateful to our Dark Lord that I decided to expand my horizons because this as well as every other album in DSO's catalog is an absolute masterpiece and every fan of extreme metal music(not just Black Metal) owes it to themselves to check them out.
The Furnaces of Palingenesia is stunningly innovative how it transforms what appears to be harsh disconnected noise into melodic beauty through weaving indecipherable and indistinguishable dissonant threads together into a tapestry of melodic perfection that checks all the right boxes and can only be described as art. Consequently, you'll discover that every subsequent listen will unearth new layers that you seemingly didn't hear before.
For the best experience, listen alone in a dark room with headphones (preferably light up a fat blunt) and give yourself up wholly to the music. Let the deeply malignant and yet blessedly euphoric aura of dissonance overtake your pathetic soul.
Blessed is he that murders Christ in himself and in his fellow man.
Amen. Matthew Kokinda
supported by 57 fans who also own “The Luciferian Crown”
Satanic Warmaster's re-recorded tracks are pretty good. The synths, the higher speed and the improved drumming give the old tracks a new dimension of quality. Also, "Satanic Winter" is much better than the original by Pest, which was released aeons ago on "Black Imperial Pornsign" demo. That's none of your business.

domain: artistic


text:
Two Cousins Pizza & Restaurant - Camp Hill, PA 17011 (Menu & Order Online)
Online ordering menu for Two Cousins Pizza & Restaurant. Here at Two Cousins Pizza & Restorante, we offer much more in addition to our scrumptious pizzas. We have over 15 appetizers ranging from Mozarella Sticks to Hot Wings. Our sandwiches include Spicy Chicken Sandwich, Round California Cheesesteak, and the Cowboy Burger. We also serve Pasta, Stromboli, and Calzones. Our tasty food will fill you up in no time! Let us serve you! Find us west of Susquehanna River at the corner of Hunter Ln. and Erford Rd. We are less than a mile away from Harrisburg Academy and Holy Spirit Hospital. Order online for carryout! We offer delivery to businesses!
Post to Tumblr

domain: food


text:
How important is the truth when falling in love? Bella is a Manhattan café waitress, about to turn 35, stuck in a long-term affair going nowhere. Paul is a widower, facing old age alone. ...
See full summary »
Join host Ben Lyons for our live conversation with Mike Colter, star of "Jessica Jones," and Rachael Harris, star of "Lucifer," as we discuss their latest projects and history in Hollywood. Tune into Amazon.com/IMDbAsks on Wednesday at 7 p.m. ET/4 p.m. PT to watch, live chat, and even ask a question yourself! This livestream is best viewed on laptops, desktops, and tablets.
An unemployed ex-office worker (Anna Thomson) searching for work floats a fragile line of sanity as she struggles to find friendship and companionship. Her tenuous grasp on reality further ... See full summary »
Finishing his trilogy about desperate young women in New York, Amos Kollek focuses on an alcoholic, who tries to regain custody of her son. Being addicted to alcohol, single mother Anna had... See full summary »
To the folks in Conway, South Carolina, Duncan Mayor is a very cranky guy. To "my sweet girl" - his wife, Suzy - he's a doting pussycat. But Suzy is just home from the hospital and cared ... See full summary »
This Oscar nominated film is the story of two men who are opposites, one gay, the other straight, one a fierce communist, the other a fierce individualist, one suspicious, the other accepting, and how they come to love each other.
Tomás Gutiérrez Alea,
Juan Carlos Tabío
Turning her back on her wealthy, established family, Diane Arbus falls in love with Lionel Sweeney, an enigmatic mentor who introduces Arbus to the marginalized people who help her become one of the most revered photographers of the twentieth century.
Robert Downey Jr.,
How important is the truth when falling in love? Bella is a Manhattan café waitress, about to turn 35, stuck in a long-term affair going nowhere. Paul is a widower, facing old age alone. Bella's mother sets her up with Bruno, a novelist/cabbie who likes to bed-hop and whose ex-wife expects their two children to stay with him for awhile. While Bruno learns some maturity from his young daughter, Paul answers a personals ad placed by a "widow, 60." The two couples - along with one of Paul's older pals and a Jungian stripper - sort out how to initiate a relationship these days, what to do when someone you like disappoints you, and when to tell the truth. Written by
A bit slow at times, but solid performances and quirky script makes it work. Lead actress is a bit too old for the role of a 34 year old woman, but carries great screen presence and manages to add depth to an eccentric character. Lasser, as always, is fantastic. The editing is a bit messy, but I found this little movie to be quite entertaining.
4 of 6 people found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful to you?


PATRICK ROSS, who murdered MARY CARRIGAN In Ireland, some years ago, died to-day from the effects of the wound he made in attempting suicide, together with his persistent refusal to take food. While repairing a house near Mill Creek Bridge yesterday, four men were thrown to the ground by the falling of the root. All were seriously Injured. View Full Article in Timesmachine »
Full text is unavailable for this digitized archive article. Subscribers may view the full text of this article in its original form through TimesMachine.


Roundtable discussion sponsored by Foreign Affairs, on John Mueller's recent article saying that the homegrown terror threat is vastly overstated. Interesting to see how this discussion differs from the range of acceptable opinion among politicians.
James Fallows is a staff writer for The Atlantic and has written for the magazine since the late 1970s. He has reported extensively from outside the United States and once worked as President Carter's chief speechwriter. He and his wife, Deborah Fallows, are the authors of the new book Our Towns: A 100,000-Mile Journey Into the Heart of America, which has been a New York Times best seller and is the basis of a forthcoming HBO documentary.


text:
A total of 559,000 doses of AstraZeneca vaccine against COVID-19 have arrived from Japan today.
The vaccines were sent by the government of Japan under the COVAX scheme. With this, Nepal has already received 1 million 614 thousand 740 doses of vaccines against the coronavirus infection, according to Spokesperson at the Ministry of Health and Population (MoHA), Dr Krishna Prasad Poudel.
These vaccines will be administered to the senior citizens in Province No 1 and Province No 2, said spokesperson Poudel. The vaccines were flown from Japan after the India-made Covishield were not supplied to Nepal on time, added Poudel.
Similarly, 1.6 million doses of Vero Cell were being brought from China very soon which will be provided to prioritized communities and those below 50 years.
Nepal has already received 10.4 million doses of vaccines against COVID-19. So far, 4,942,250 have already received the first dose of vaccines while the number of fully vaccinated people stands at 3,846,736, according to the MoHA.
Nepal received all batches of 1,614,740 AstraZeneca COVID vaccines provided by Japan through COVAX. We are grateful to the Government and friendly people of Japan for this support and continued solidarity in our fight against COVID-19.@PaudyalBR @sewa_lamsal @mohpnep pic.twitter.com/KCwukYRC56— MOFA of Nepal 🇳🇵 (@MofaNepal) August 23, 2021

domain: medical


The Lowell Housing Authority and the Board of Commissioners, the Awarding Authority, invite sealed bids from Contractors for the second phase repair of balconies at Cityview Towers for the Lowell Housing Authority in Lowell, Massachusetts, in accordance with the documents prepared by Russo Barr
The Project consists of: structural steel, waterproofing, painting, removal and reinstallation of existing railings and other related work.
The work is estimated to cost $841,056.00.
There is an addendum to this bid. Pleas see below for the addendum.


text:
Based at Varsity Lakes, Arcadia College takes a very different approach to co-ed secondary schooling by offering a safe, inclusive, fun and future focused education and well-being program. Our caring professionals transform students’ lives by empowering them with the tools and skills to cope with their individual circumstances to achieve individual success.
We are very fortunate to teach many bright and amazing students from all walks of life but sadly, some of our students have experienced some pretty tough times in their life. Fortunately, our approach has proven successful in re-engaging our young people back into schooling, reconnecting with their loved ones and in your community.
It is our vision to build upon the success of Arcadia College’s unique approach to secondary education and youth well-being by broadening our services to deepen the impact on lives of young people and their loved ones – empowering them with the coping skills to understand their self-worth and life potential.
Therefore, we have decided to build the ‘Arcadia Youth Hub’ at Robina. Complete with a secondary school, youth employment, medical, welfare and outreach service it will be the first of its kind on the Gold Coast.
Due to the high number of Gold Coast students needing our unique approach to education, we have outgrown our rented space at Varsity Lakes. The new facility will allow us to increase student intake from 190 to 300 students.
With construction of the Arcadia College commencing in early 2018, we urgently need your help. Click here to donate.
Invest in the future of the Gold Coast – your youth by creating a safe, inclusive and healthy Gold Coast Community.
“With its’ unique and inclusive environment, teachers who truly care and empathise and the constant encouragement to embrace your identity and differences, it is a place of both education and empowerment.”
Remy, Graduate of 2015
© 2015 Arcadia. All Rights Reserved.

domain: sociology


text:
- 1 1/2 oz apple brandy (Applejack or Calvados)
- 1 oz Plymouth sloe gin
- 1/2 oz fresh lemon juice
- 1/4 simple syrup
- 1 dash of Fee Bros. Whiskey Barrel Bitters
- 1 apple dollar slice
Shake all ingredients except apple dollar with ice.
Strain into a chilled cocktail glass.
Garnish with apple dollar.
Recipe by Derek Brown.
To make an apple dollar:
Cut an apple in half from top to bottom.
Cut a thin slice from top to bottom from one of the halves.
Pick out seeds, then center bottom of jigger around the area where the seeds were and press down to cut a small circle out.


text:
|Setting off for AD on Sunday, JJ packed with gear|
The first week of April we took a week’s “holiday” in the sands of Rub’_al_Khali, one of the largest if not the largest sand deserts in the world (why this could not be considered a holiday in the usual sense of the word will become apparent shortly). We were there to join a marshalling team of ME4x4 members manning checkpoints and more during the Abu Dhabi Desert Challenge.
We’ve been on day trips to the area around the Liwa Oasis before and had even camped just off the Arada Rd to the SW of the huge crescent shaped oasis early last year. Away from the moisture of Liwa, the sands are mostly empty of vegetation, camels and human life but even so vary a lot in character as you move from east to west.
Our first duty as a team (not counting Kevin & I’s contribution at the Special Stage run on an empty lot by the sea in Abu Dhabi (AD) on Sunday afternoon) was to run a passage control at a pipeline crossing some 180 km south of AD. We met the night before in the DC bivouac (a tented town adjacent to the Al Qasr Sarab desert resort) and requisitioned one of the square old fashioned tents as our accommodation, though Ram & Sujit decided to sleep in their cars as they hadn’t packed camp beds. Fortunately JJ’s load included some food and our camping stove. The Bivouac would not be fully operational until the following day when the competitors arrived so tents but not food was on offer. After a bit of a delay the portacabin showers and loo’s were connected to a water supply so we went to bed clean in preparation for an early start the next morning.
Monday set the pattern for our days…. up early, refuel the cars, collect some boxes of bottled water, breakfast on the hoof, a bit of road driving followed by a track or two to our appointed location somewhere in the desert. In amongst all the stuff packed into JJ we’d signs to erect to inform passing traffic that the rally was crossing the pipeline “road”, red flags (on loan from F1 in AD) to wave to stop said traffic plus a series of signs to indicate to competitors where to enter the passage control, where to pause to get their cards stamped and where to exit. And a radio with which to communicate with Race Control when atmosheric conditions and location permitted, oddly during the week we often found that driving to the top of the nearest dune and making a mobile phone call was more effective!
|Pipeline Construction – The DC’s SAR Helicopter parked nearby|
Our first task on Monday was to drive down the stage route from the pipeline crossing as three weeks of recent sandstorms had all but obliterated it. Sujit & I with GPS in hand and accompanied by Ram headed off in two cars leaving Kevin to meet & greet the pipeline safety team. Once back there was a long, hot wait for the competitors who were finding the stage very hard going with powder soft sand, due to the sandstorms. Eventually around noon the first bike appeared and we dutifully stamped their pink card with a number three, recording the passage time on the yellow record cards we had been provided with. By late afternoon all the motor bikes, quads, cars and buggies, about 75 in total, still in the race had passed, there seemed to have been a high rate of attrition as barely half the cars & buggies made it to us from their start near Abu Dhabi. The highlight of our day had been yesterday papers & coffee provided by Doug the South African Safety Manager and a visit from one of the rally’s SAR helicopters. We also pulled a VIP car out of the sand directly in front of our post and saw several huge rig trucks with wheels taller than most of us trundling past on their way to or from a new gas drilling rig. Interestingly the latter were sharing their track with the competitors. On the other hand the pipeline track was like a busy main road with other traffic to and from the workers camp; buses, cranes, refrigerated lorries carrying food and water tankers as well as saloon cars. The red flags were needed!
Once we were signed off by Race Control we packed the gear and were free to play…. soon we discovered that the local sand was really really soft and rapidly called it a day after a hose on Ram’s car came unclipped causing him to loose most of the cooling water. Tired, sweaty and suffering from mild dehydration we headed to a popular lorry drivers cafe in Humeem for a cup of chi before making tracks for the bivouac, a quick supper, a beer or two (to combat the dehydration you understand) and our beds.
|Hanging Around Waiting for Competitors to Arrive|
Tuesday the team changed, Ram had headed home to Dubai after supper so just three of us in tow cars drove the full length of the Liwa Crescent road to a point on a gash track somewhere west of Arada, not far north of the border with Saudi. Dev, officially our team leader and Sudhir drove out from Dubai to join us soon after we had set up. We watched the first bike fail to follow the correct route and have to double back to make the passage control, then every one else seemed to follow his track in the sand until a group of spectators on quads drove the correct route but even then we still got the odd competitor doing an abrupt about turn as they hit the gash track some 200m north of our position! The cars with their navigators mostly got it right. One of our visitors during the day kindly brought coffee and the previous day’s papers – we were beginning to enjoy this lifestyle!
|Curry Supper on Day 4|
After a long day Sujit headed home to Dubai whilst the rest of the team decided to drive the stage route back towards the bivouac where we could refuel & restock on water again. It was a great drive over steep yellowy dunes with some superb slip faces. A few stucks ensued when we foolishly tried to follow the bike path but all in all it was great fun. After refuelling we then drove back the direction we’d come but this time along the tarmac, making first for Mizaira’a and supper in a Bangladeshi restaurant there before heading for the Liwa Rest House. The Rest House is a government provided B&B, it’s a little run down & basic, the beds are more than a bit hard but it is very, very clean and cheap whilst the avocado ensuite bathroom provided lashings of hot water to rinse all the sand off. It was to be our home for three nights.
|Sunrise in Rub Al Khali|
Wednesday we were sent out into the desert to man the first PC of the day so it was an early, early start. The post was in a flattish bowl so when the SAR helicopter arrived it tried a couple of spots before choosing the dunes well above us to land so they had comms with HQ. When Sudhir drove up to take a look, one of the crew hitched a lift down to us. Gareth turned out to be a Professor of Physiology in Ulster who was conducting a study on behalf of FIM into the dehydration or otherwise of the marshalling teams. The four of us gave up urine & blood samples as well as having our temperature and other measurements taken. It appeared we were fairly well hydrated, probably because as a group we are used to being in the desert. We had made amends for the start of the week and were now drinking a lot of fluid as well as including regular doses of isotonic powder in the water we consumed in addition to eating plenty of salty snacks. When the last competitor had passed us, the reward for our early start was an amazing drive eastwards all afternoon followed by another curry supper in Mizaira’a and an early night.
|Helicopter on Manouevres|
Thursday was a change of plan, the Chief Marshal asked us to take on another remote posting rather than a round about close to the Resthouse, so we arranged to meet Azim and his wife Sona in her Jeep on the Gayathi Road which runs north-south some several hundred kilometres west of AD to join the Liwa Crescent at its western end. This was a longish drive from the rest house so we set off in the dark. Around day break we came across the tanker intended for the competitors service stop, it was some 20k short of its intended position. After a quick phone call we escorted it to the right location as we too needed its services! Then we carried on north to meet up with our new team mates and were soon heading off the tarmac, south westerly into the sands for the day’s PC, our remotest spot yet.
|Stamping Competitors Cards is a Dusty Business|
This was a route we’d driven before on a Confluence Drive back in October (a confluence is where the Lat and Long are round numbers, in this case N23, E053). The dunes here in the west of the UAE are like a red Salisbury Plain, gently rolling and very flat making high speed driving very easy. Until the next slip face that is, so you always have to be careful. Apart from a couple of quad bikes who retired at our PC bringing the sweep team to us to truck their bikes back to the bivouac we saw very few people except competitors during the morning… too remote a point even to be noted on the maps provided to spectators. Hence it was great to greet friends from the ME4x4 club when the sweep team arrived even if their stopover was short and they were very busy manhandling quads onto pick-ups. Another day and another spectacular desert drive with a curry supper to round it off. We all recognised how privileged we are to have the opportunity to drive in these remote areas.
Day 5 – the very last day of the Desert Challenge 2012 and we ended it back where we’d started, at the pipeline…this time no PC just managing the traffic on the pipeline track, oh and driving the stage from PC1 to the pipeline before the competitors started racing at 07:00. Hence another early morning drive in the dark from the Resthouse across the Crescent to refuel at the Bivouac before heading up the gash track to open up the route. We did however manage to grab breakfast at 05:30 in the Bivouac and say hi to many friends that we’d hardly seen all week.
|Oops – Dev wished he’d not landed just there|
The early start meant time for another play in the desert when our duties were done. We were due in AD for the awards ceremony at 16:30 so the six of us in four cars decided once more to follow the stage route until we hit a road. The dunes here were short and steep and very chewed up by the competitors, more than once we were forced to find an alternative path. On the way we met a competitor car where driver & co-driver were just finishing reattaching bumpers with cable ties & duck tape after they’d hit the sand rather hard. Shortly after we came across a ME 4×4 friend Mike R, one of the sweep team. Mike has a large white GMC pickup, it was very stuck. After helping him out, together we went in search of his partner in crime Streaky, who was stuck on the other side of the same dune! For a while they joined with us until duty called and they had to go in search of a bike or two abandoned further up the course.
|JJ at the Dc’s Mobile Service Station|
Eventually we hit the tarmac and made AD just in time for the start of the awards in the grounds of Yas Marina YC. Afterwards there was a party for all at the Rotana. Kevin & I were staying in a nearby hotel so proffered our facilities to Sudhir, Dev, Azim & Sona so they too could freshen up and change. Amazingly the Staybridge staff did not bat an eyelid when we requested extra towels at check in nor when we later asked that the room be serviced whilst we were out at the party and no one queried the large amount of sand on the carpet and in the bath after the six of us had showered and put on our party clothes. It had been an amazing if exhausting week doing something completely different and all of us had thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.
|At the Awards Ceremony|
|The Winning Car from France|

domain: travel


Australia's government is due to millions of contracts with an obscure security company in its controversial refugee camps on a Pacific island under pressure. The government are in much of a hurry, no other company has found. The Singapore-registered company Paladin Holdings, which had its headquarters so far, apparently, in a beach hut, has received Reports of 420 million Australian dollars (301 million Swiss francs) for security services in three refugee camps on the Papua new Guinea belonging to the island of Manus.
Australian media had reported last week, the company have little experience and little capital - but at the same time Connections to a high-ranking politician in Papua new Guinea. The newspaper "Australian Financial Review" reported that the company had to reach so far to have been in a cottage on Kangaroo Island off the South coast of Australia. After the first report you have sitting in your company but in an office in the capital city of Canberra laid.
Paladin was the only applicant
interior Minister Peter Dutton, whose Ministry is the refugee camp responsible, had said last week, for the procurement procedure, he had not been responsible. On Monday officials from his Ministry were questioned in a parliamentary hearing.
she acknowledged, to have the company in mid-2017 in the Wake of a restricted procurement procedure is obliged, in the case of the Paladin only made a bid. Interior Secretary Mike Pezzullo referred to a "urgent Situation".
The Supreme court in Papua new Guinea had declared the internment of refugees on Manus in August 2016 to be unconstitutional, and the closure of the camp until October 2017 arranged. Australia then established three new camps to house the refugees.
in mid-2017 would have been the papua-neuguine authorities, but all of a sudden out of the procedure is withdrawn, said the representative of the Ministry of interior. For the administration of the three camps quickly had to found a company.
Barely offers worked new Guinea due to criticism
The company Paladin was reported previously as a subcontractor in a refugee in Papua. Other companies such as the Spanish construction group Ferrovial submitted, therefore, no offer of more, because of the criticism of Australian refugee policy had become too large.
Australia is because of his tough policies to deter refugees for years in the criticism. The country brings all the refugees who want to come by boat to Australia, and will be taken up in camps on Manus and in the Pacific state of Nauru. The United Nations and human rights organisations criticize the conditions of life are regularly sharp .
in mid-may parliamentary elections will be held in Australia. The refugee policy is an important election issue. In polls, a victory of the opposition labor party. (nlu/sda)
Created: 18.02.2019, 15:21 PM


Forum Topic: Book Feedback
Open thread for reader feedback about the book. Feel free to leave comments, questions, suggestions, and so forth. Alternately, you may send feedback privately via email via: https://perishablepress.com/contact/. Thank you!
16 Replies to “Book Feedback”
Hi. Looking forward to the book.
feedback: it’d be handy to have on the Members page a link to one zip file containing all book versions & files in order to grab everything in one swoop.
Great idea Brian, will try to implement for the next site update. Thank you for the feedback.
I’m trying to find the file mentioned in the book, in the bottom section of page #11 (as pasted below).
I see several htaccess files to download, but do not see anything which seems to match the description in the book. Am I just missing it?
This book includes an .htaccess file with chapter-examples and inline-comments. Download here: https://htaccessbook.com/members/
Here is a screenshot showing where to find it:
Note that some of the other templates also include examples from the book.
I am currently in chapter 4 and up to the moment there is only one thing I would recommend for future versions, that in Chapter 3, page 35, subtitle Installation it would be a good idea to mention a bit about CHMOD (unless I missed it), and that the htaccess file needs to have 755 permissions to work properly (at least with the servers I have tested).
It might seam kind a naive, but I had to learn the hard way a few years ago when I started with htaccess (of course I only used it for permissions, I didnt know it had such powerful abilities as outlined in the book), and for someone starting up it might hit a light and save time to know about it.
By the way, just received the book the other day (wednesday), only took 4 business days, and considering that I live in a small town in Costa Rica it was fast, normally it takes double that time.
This is a nicely conceived book, with a professional presentation, well written step by step technical reference with a human touch in the explanation. I like the idea of having a good tech book like this, searches always take time and are scattered, not mentioning unprecise or with little explanation at times.
Hey Leon, thank you for the great and insightful feedback, much appreciated. Just a note about the permissions of an .htaccess file, it actually is best to NOT use 755, but rather keep things as restrictive as possible with 644 or similar/better. IMO 755 is just too permissive, as it gives scripts write permissions and in general serves as a liability on the server. .htaccess normally works fine with much tighter permissions; in some cases however scripts like cPanel require looser access in order to add their own rules and etc.
Thanx for the explanation, in fact I read it on your other site (perishablepress.com) a few days ago, I didnt know it could work that way, I used to use a server with an old version of FreeBSD that required to have these kind of files executable by owner in order to work so I kept using it that way (now I am on Linux), tested it with 644 and works great with better security like you explained.
I havent been updating my sites for years with the excuse that they all worked well until I read about the security risks and frequent hacking that others have suffered, now I know that it is important to keep thing updated, most of all security wise.
Hi, I think I spotted a typo in the book on page 115 under Chapter 7, tighten security, first paragraph, it should be .htpassword but it mentions .htaccess when relating to the path for the password file.
Where it says:
To use this basic password-protection technique, edit the AuthUserFile path to match the location of your .htaccess file….
Another recommendation is to include the latest Gseries blacklist htaccess template in Members Area, under the section Downloads, Template Files.
I mention this because I was reviewing your site weeks ago and started to use the 2g series mentioned in a link on another article, when I found out that it was outdated.
Note: Don’t block my ip yet until I fully understand this, If I am commenting and or asking too much please let me know, haha.
Great idea, will try to add some links to the latest G-series blacklist in the Members Area. The book also discusses the latest (5G Blacklist), so more info can be found there as well (in the security chapter). Thank you for the feedback, much appreciated.
On page 131 of the book there is an example of whitelisting search engine bots. Should the module in the example be mod_authn_file.c?
From what I can find on BrowserMatchNoCase it’s part of mod_setenvif.c. I can’t find any mention of it in mod_authn_file.c.
Nice catch, you are correct:
Will update next version of the book.
Thank you for reporting!
For the past few weeks I’ve been struggling with htaccess rules that didn’t seem to work properly, despite being copied and pasted from your examples, or from elsewhere. I’ve rewritten some of them in a few different ways, yet each time they still didn’t work. I was beginning to wonder whether half the Apache modules were turned off.
Typically the problematic rules would be along the lines of issuing a 403 for certain URIs that either didn’t exist, or to which I wanted to deny access.
It’s only dawned on me today, after much Googling, that it wasn’t the rules that were the problem, or modules being turned off in Apache, but simply the lack of an ErrorDocument directive for each error code that I wished to return.
My website is on a hosted service that runs CPanel, which according to some people, seems to affect error return codes in some way.
As soon as I included ErrorDocument instructions for each return code, even just setting it to be the default value, such as:
ErrorDocument 403 default
then my rules started to work properly.
In your book, the discussion on the use of ErrorDocument only seems to cover custom error pages. I believe there is scope for an additional paragraph on why it makes sense to include an ErrorDocument line for each different error code (eg 403, 404, 410 etc.) that you plan to return even if you have no intention of using custom error pages.
The directives can simply inform Apache to use the default error messages. Depending on your hosting environment, the absence of ErrorDocument directives can make Apache ignore many of your htaccess rules entirely. Had I known this, I wouldn’t have spent the last few weeks wondering why some of my rules weren’t working.
Thanks for the feedback, Stuart. Never heard about this before, must be specific to cPanel? Either way, will add a note about this in the next book update.
I’m not sure of the all the details on this cPanel related anomaly, but here’s a thread on StackExchange that mentions it.
Ah, it’s a bug in cPanel. That makes more sense, still good to know. Thanks again for reporting.


text:
Foursquare Tips Now Integrated Into Bing’s Social Sidebar
In May Bing rolled out its new social sidebar that tied together social data from both Facebook and Twitter. Today another source has been added to the mix. Bing announced that Foursquare tips will be tied into specific location based queries. The Foursquare data will appear in the ‘People Who Know’ section of the sidebar, directly within the results pages:
The Foursquare data pulled will be from the ‘tips” area of each location, no information was given about check-in data. Of course the tips shown will be customized to the users location and the topic they are searching for.
This could be a very beneficial addition as Foursquare tips seem to be custom-tailored for this type of integration. Unlike Yelp or Google/Zagat Reviews, Foursquare allows users to make quick, helpful tips – perfectly sized and detailed for sidebar integration. For more information see this video:


text:
Hi, I’m Qi, a graphic designer based in San Francisco, California. I received my master degree in design from California College of the Arts. I have also studied in China, Germany and Iceland.
I’m passionate about designing holistic experiences and compelling stories that encourage playful interactions. My work includes art direction, branding, UI design, and illustration. I am interested in translations: of language, of narrative, and especially, of human emotion. I translate emotion into inventive projects to touch an audience.
I’m currently open to freelance work and commissions. I am excited to collaborate on a wide variety of projects on diverse teams. Please contact me to continue the conversation.


text:
Surgical treatment of lateral malleolar fractures using the compression cerclage system
MetadataShow full item record
CitationCansu, E., Ünal, M. B., Gürcan, S. ve Parmaksızoğlu, F. (2016). Surgical treatment of lateral malleolar fractures using the compression cerclage system. Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association, 106(5), 313-318. https://dx.doi.org/10.7547/14-110
Background: Lateral malleolar fractures (Weber type B or OTA 44-B) account for 60% of all ankle fractures. To achieve anatomic restoration, surgical stabilization provides better results than conservative treatment. Various fixation methods are available to treat these fractures; however, the best method is still unknown. Our objectives were to present a new, useful, and efficient surgical technique for stabilizing lateral malleolar fractures and to analyze the outcomes of patients treated with the compression cerclage system. Methods: The surgical technique consists of a Kirschner wire that is passed percutaneously and perpendicular to the fracture line, and a cerclage wire that is passed in a semi-circular fashion over the ends of the Kirschner wire on the lateral side of the bone, leaving loops on each side to allow bilateral compression while twisting both wires. We retrospectively evaluated patients treated with this technique, with or without additional fractures. Follow-up of <24 months and bilateral ankle fractures were the exclusion criteria. Fractures were examined clinically and radiologically in comparison to the uninjured side and were rated according to the criteria reported by McLennon and Ungersma. Olerud and Molander ankle score was used to evaluate functional outcome. Results: At the final follow-up, 15 out of 21 patients (9 women and 6 men; mean age, 48.2 years [range, 19-78 years]) were evaluated. The mean follow-up was 5.16 years (28-129 months). Five patients had an isolated lateral malleolar fracture; eight had lateral and medial malleolar fractures; and two had trimalleolar fractures. At the final follow-up, 11 patients were rated good functionally and four were fair, and all patients were rated good radiographically according to the criteria by McLennon and Ungersma. Mean Olerud and Molander ankle score was 93.3 (range, 80-100). Conclusions: The compression cerclage system provides good functional and radiological outcomes in patients with lateral malleolus fractures. This method is useful, safe, and efficient with minimum hardware. It can be applied through limited soft-tissue stripping, which is especially important in patients with a high risk for wound complications.


text:
Leading Hard Conversations
Available at the start of the program
Learn the army's After-Action Review method of team feedback to encourage and sustain the voices of those with diverse experiences, and how to communicate in volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous (VUCA) environments. You’ll conclude with an exercise about assessing and discussing individual, team, and organizational strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT).
Instructor: David Fivecoat
Time: 30 min

domain: psychology


5809 Honeywell Wireless Heat Detector Product Description:
Honeywell’s 5809 wireless fixed heat and rate-of-rise temperature sensor offers expanded fire detection and installation flexibility. It is ideal for hard to wire locations and applications that require more than smoke detection. The 5809 is a great addition to any Honeywell wireless LYNXR-2, L3000, L5000 control panel or other compatible Honeywell security system. With no wires to run, the 5809 is fast and easy to install.
The 5809 combines both rate-of-rise and fixed temperature sensors. Fires typically cause a rapid rise in temperature in the surrounding area. The 5809’s rate-of-rise thermostat senses the rise in temperature and signals an alarm if the increase is 15°F or more per minute. A built-in fixed temperature sensor will also signal an alarm if the environmental temperature rises above 135°F.


text:
|Marriott Lancaster Penn Square in Lancaster |
25 South Queen St., Lancaster, PA 17603 (Downtown-City Center)
Experience the grand opening of world-class Lancaster, PA hotel accommodations featuring unrivaled sophistication and classic design at the Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square. Situated in the oldest inland county in the United States, this downtown Lancaster, Pennsylvania hotel is surrounded by nostalgic attractions, a thriving arts community, premium outlet shopping, and famed Central Market. Blending antique charm with innovative elegance, this unique hotel in Lancaster, Pennsylvania is a one-of-a-kind treasure.
~117.08 Miles from Renovo


text:
One of my favorite lunch time meals is a pre-packaged meal from my local grocery store. It’s a container of chicken salad, crackers, grapes and cheese. I’m not gonna lie, I usually buy one of these every week. Sometimes more.
But I hardly ever make chicken salad at home because I rarely have leftover chicken. But with the holidays, I always look for different ways to use up leftover turkey. I love turkey and dressing but even I can only eat it the traditional way so many times.
This dish was such a great way to use up a little bit of turkey for a quick weeknight meal. The cranberries and pecans give it that extra added fall flavor.
Turkey Salad Cup
1/2 c Leftover turkey, diced or shredded
3 Tbsp Mayonnaise, low fat
1 Tbsp Celery, finely diced
1 Tbsp Dried cranberries
2 tsp pecans, diced
Salt and pepper, to taste
Mix together all ingredients, except lettuce, until fully combined. Place turkey salad on lettuce.
Optional to serve with crackers, grapes and cheese.
Serves 1-2 people


text:
Sofie ring is a minimalist and timeless solitaire ring.
Works perfectly as a unique engagement ring or as an everyday delicate ring that stacks wonderfully with others.
Delicate & dainty ring, made of sterling silver in fresh minimalist style, set with 2.1 mm natural topaz stone.
*bright silver finish
*24K gold plated silver
Packed in labeled gift box.


Volkswagen Workshop Manuals
Passat Sedan V6-3.6L (BLV) (2008)
Maintenance > Fluids > Fluid - A/T > Component Information > Service and Repair > Automatic Transmission Fluid Level, Checking and Filling > Page 1472
The ATF present in the overflow tube runs out.
If the ATF continues to drain out of the hole:
The ATF does not need to be topped off.
Install the inspection plug with a new seal to 27 Nm. The ATF check is now completed.
If no ATF drains from the hole:
Fill the ATF.
Install the (VAS 6262/2) hand tight with engine the running.
|[PREV PAGE] [NEXT PAGE]|


text:
If you’re vegan, I’m willing to bet you’ve made banana ice cream before. You know, the magical kind made with nothing but frozen bananas that is somehow amazingly similar to dairy ice cream? I used to make it frequently, but after a while it slipped off my radar (once I got an ice cream maker, probably). However, Nate requested it again recently and I couldn’t believe how long it had been since I whipped some up!
Plain banana ice cream is pretty good, but I like mine best with a tablespoon or two of nut butter and cocoa powder. It’s so good, you’d swear you paid $6 for a tiny pint of it, not made it yourself out of bananas that were ripened beyond recognition.
Check out how gloriously silky smooth that ice cream looks… can you believe it’s all just bananas?!
I realized recently that we had a peanut butter situation in our house – 4 different types of peanut butter. That is just a waste of cabinet space! I’ve slowly been working on clearing them out (yum), and I’m down to one kind now. So when it came time to make this banana ice cream, I thought, why use up the last of my peanut butter? Time to try something new: SunButter!
I’ve posted many recipes with SunButter before, mainly smoothies. Sunflower seed butter has a strong flavor, similar to peanut butter, and it pairs well with bananas and chocolate. (What doesn’t?!) It’s great for those with nut allergies, but I also just happen to like it better than peanut butter in smoothies and the like. This ice cream is kind of like a peanut-free Reese’s peanut butter cup. It’s just to die for! And it’s even more special when sprinkled with colorful chocolate-covered sunflower seeds from Trader Joe’s. So fun! They make me feel like I’m eating confetti.
I can’t recommend this ice cream enough. If you keep an ever-growing supply of frozen bananas in your freezer (umm like I do), you can whip this up at a moment’s notice to satisfy a chocolate craving. And you know I don’t usually include calorie counts in my recipes, but I feel compelled to mention that this one is just 170 calories/serving. Pretty incredible for ice cream!
And if you just happen to make a quadruple batch and remember that half the recipe is still in your freezer while writing a blog post about it… well, it’s totally guilt-free.
Have a fantastic Labor Day weekend! I will be relaxing, taking care of wedding things (no doubt), and dirtying all the spoons in my house sneaking scoops of this ice cream.
Chocolate SunButter Banana Ice Cream
Yields: 2 small servings
- 2 frozen bananas, sliced into coins
- 1 Tbsp sunflower seed butter
- 1 Tbsp cocoa powder
- chocolate-covered sunflower seeds for topping, optional
- Whirl frozen banana slices in your food processor until light and creamy. (You will have to stop to break up clumps several times.) Add sunflower seed butter and cocoa powder and process until combined.
- Eat immediately as soft serve (this is what I usually do!) or freeze in a covered container for at least 2 hours, then scoop and enjoy. The ice cream stays nice and soft when frozen – perfect for scooping directly out of the freezer :) Top with chocolate-covered sunflower seeds for a real treat!


text:
(TattsLotto) - Check old tattslotto tickets Buy saturday lotto tickets online, tattslotto shop for sale utv lotto results today. The quarter-finals of the Champions League 2023/23 first leg will take place on April 12-13, the return leg takes place on April 19-20 (Vietnam time).
Previously, Hoang Phat Fruit Company Limited has registered to protect the red flesh dragon fruit variety LD1 in the Japanese market because this company has purchased the copyright of the above dragon fruit variety from the Southern Fruit Tree Institute. Check old tattslotto tickets, Goldman Sachs just took the first step of that plan. After the deal to sell the bond portfolio was completed, the bank didn't have time to convince investors to pour money into the stock purchase plan and assuage concerns that drove customers to cash out. from SVB.
Regarding proposals to consider removing the case of exclusion of drugs and medicinal ingredients that do not fall into the category of need to continue monitoring safety and effectiveness according to the conclusions of the Advisory Council for the issuance of circulation registration certificates of drugs and raw materials. making medicines according to the provisions of Clause 6, Article 56 of the 2016 Law on Pharmacy, the National Assembly Standing Committee proposed to keep the provisions as in Clause 1, Article 3 of the draft Resolution and requested the Government to pay attention to direct the Ministry of Health to solve the problem. resolve these cases so that non-renewable eligibility does not occur . TattsLotto TattsLotto SUPER utv lotto results today The Prime Minister believes that the warm atmosphere of "Tet reunion - Spring together" will follow workers and workers back to their families, to the countryside to create a Tet filled with love. love and happiness. Those who cannot return to their hometown will also be able to enjoy a happy and full Tet, so that everyone can have a warm Tet without anyone being left behind.
Coach Troussier took the time to guide the entire team in a very thorough practice. Next tattslotto superdraw, Mr. Rosengren said that the financial crisis will wreak havoc on demand, causing banks to cut credit, consumers to reduce shopping spending and businesses also delay investment plans. Therefore, according to him, interest rates should "stabilize" until the level of demand reduction can be assessed.
tattslotto account suspended TattsLotto Renova, a company specializing in renewable energy, has established a development base in Vietnam. Also attending were Politburo member, Secretary of the Party Central Committee, Chief Justice of the Supreme People's Court Nguyen Hoa Binh; leaders of a number of central committees, ministries and branches; leaders of a number of central provinces and cities.
According to the evaluation of the units, from mid-November 2022, tourists began to book more Tet tours, both domestic and foreign tours are interested in consulting and choosing to buy. Instead of just wandering around in the country like on Tet holiday in 2022, this year the Tet tour market has outstanding excitement when many countries around the world have officially opened or relaxed measures to combat the COVID-19 epidemic. tattslotto shop for sale, UNICEF says violence is spreading from the central Sahel to the northern regions of Benin, Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana and Togo, remote communities where children have little access to services. service and little protection.
Speaking at the meeting, Ambassador Ngo Huong Nam, Vice Chairman of the State Committee for Overseas Vietnamese, hoped that in the future, he would continue to receive the attention and close coordination of the Voice of Vietnam. Vietnam in the work of overseas Vietnamese in general and in the Committee's activities in particular. tattslotto results super 66 Mr. Mai Kim Phuong, Chairman of Cam Ha Commune People's Committee said that the commune always creates favorable conditions for people to grow kumquats to develop production; Thereby, affirming the brand name of Cam Ha kumquats in the market.


text:
Find out what’s happening, follow the excitement, join the conversation. Sign up for our weekly email here!
Located in the Cincinnatian Hotel. Lighter fare prepared in The Palace Restaurant's kitchen provides The Cricket's traditional selections with their own special touches. Live jazz on the weekends.
601 Vine St.
Mon-Fri, 4pm-2am; Sat, 11am-2am; Sun, 4-10pm
4-7pm daily, $1 off imports, $2 off domestics, $6 wine, $5 cocktails and coffees, food specials
Sun-Thu, kitchen until 2am, Fri- Sat, kitchen until 2am
2013 Downtown Cincinnati Inc.
All rights reserved.
Copyright © 2013 Downtown Cincinnati Inc. All rights reserved.


text:
In consequence a strong tradition of self-government developed in the colonies and colonists jealously guarded their political rights which they saw as theirs because they were British. For instance, during the French and Indian WarBrig. The character of colonial resistance had changed between and They would eventually play a role in settling Nova Scotia, and through the subsequent efforts of David George, a black loyalist and Baptist preacher, some settled in Sierra Leone in Africa.
Explain the role of religion in the development of colonial society between the early s and the American Revolution. Initially, they sought to exert a moderating influence on the resistance committees, but, following the Association, a number of these colonists began to worry that the resistance was too radical and aimed at independence.
Essentially, the British were only able to maintain power in areas where they had a strong military presence. The British Empire had imposed various restrictions on the colonial economies including limiting trade, settlement, and manufacturing.
Why did violence erupt between Bostonians and British soldiers in March ? The Americans took advantage of the British southern strategy with significant aid from the French army and navy. What attempts were made to reconcile the American colonies with Great Britain between mid and July ?
What the new nation would look like, however, was still very much up for grabs. Catalysts for change 1. Women across the thirteen colonies could most readily express their political sentiments as consumers and producers. Explain the purpose of a colonial stamp tax, how it would be implemented and which people or groups it would affect.
Why was it considered necessary to incorporate these rights into the Constitution? Also, New York contained many loyalists, particularly among its merchant and Anglican communities. Paradoxically it was Parliament, supposedly the guardian of British liberty, which seemed to endanger the liberties of Britons in America in By the spring ofpolitical resistance gave way to violence as war between the British and colonists broke out.
The following year, when Congress mandated that men who enlisted must sign on for three years or the duration of the conflict, whichever came first, offers of cash and land bounties became an absolute necessity. Nothing could have been done, or so the argument went, to have altered the outcome.
The opportunities created by the Revolution had come at great cost, in both lives and fortune, and it was left to the survivors to seize those opportunities and help forge and define the new nation-state. During the single winter at Valley Forge in —, over 2, Americans died from disease and exposure.
What were the terms of this act and why did the Americans oppose it? Throwing down their weapons and running for safety, they were responsible for one of the worst defeats of the war. Militia members, known as minutemen, responded quickly and inflicted significant casualties on the British regiments as they chased them back to Boston.
Some of the changes show their age all too clearly; the play is nowhere near as fluid or believable as the novel, and one uncomfortable bit involves a blackface disguise.
Later, he would recollect the calculation he had made at the time: Indeed, between one-fifth and one-third of the colonists remained loyal to the crown once the war broke out. Was this really the case? Investigate the political participation of colonial Americans before the revolution.
Because land was plentiful most adult males at least those of European origin could meet property requirements and vote. The engraving was quickly circulated and reprinted throughout the colonies, generating sympathy for Boston and anger with Britain.Delegation strategies for the NCLEX, Prioritization for the NCLEX, Infection Control for the NCLEX, FREE resources for the NCLEX, FREE NCLEX Quizzes for the NCLEX, FREE NCLEX exams for the NCLEX, Failed the NCLEX - Help is here.
While we originally set out to identify the top American Revolution books, we will undoubtedly add more to this list over time. Groundbreaking work is being published with greater frequency than ever and there may be titles that we missed (let us know which ones you think we missed in the comments).
American Revolution essay questions This collection of American Revolution essay questions has been written and compiled by Alpha History authors, for use by teachers and students. They can also be used for short answer questions, discussion points or other research or revision tasks.
We think we know the Revolutionary War. After all, the American Revolution and the war that accompanied it not only determined the nation we would become but also continue to define who we are.
The Second American Revolution Thesis Statement “The Civil War may also be termed as the second American Revolution in terms of the political, social and economic changes that occurred during the war” Introduction American.
The American Revolution instigated much change within the newly independent nation, particularly political and social, and to a lesser extent, economically.Download


Are you a field based engineer fed up of the miles and would prefer getting off the road? Prefer to work for a market leader in machine tool technologies with a robust training package? Or are you more driven on customer service with right first time support? Then we want to hear from you!
Due to recent expansion, we're looking for a technical support engineer to step into a newly created role within the technical support team. The business are one of the world's leading manufacturers of CNC machine tools, providing rapid part solutions for all types of industries. They have a great staff retention rate, hiring only when the demand is there to further grow what is already a very stable workforce both field and office based. With a unique training and on-boarding strategy, this role is perfect for someone who wants to remain challenged technically, but with less time spent on the road travelling.
Duties for the technical support engineer include -
- Providing first line support to both customers and field engineers via the helpdesk
- Carrying out remote based fault finding and diagnosis of machine errors, dialling in remotely when needed
- Ordering replacement parts and dispatching to the customer site
- Assigning engineers to breakdowns and ensuring they're fully equipped with spares, job sheets and overview of the issue
- Liaising with various departments including spares, planning, applications, and external suppliers
This position may require some site based visits during the probation period, to receive product training on the full range of CNC machines. Flexibility towards travelling to customer sites is essential.
To be a successful technical support engineer, we'd love to speak to candidates with the following experience
- Previous field service and maintenance experience of CNC machinery including Turning and Milling
- Strong knowledge of FANUC controls
- Be able to demonstrate fault finding, troubleshooting and a deep technical understanding of machine tool faults
- Excellent customer facing skills, communication is key in this role
- IT knowledge also essential to accurately raise service documentation and log critical information
Benefits for the technical support engineer include -
Starting Salary of circa £32 - £35K depending on experience
OTE of up to £45K with monthly bonus paid
22 days holiday plus bank holidays
Company Private Pension
Life Assurance and Death in Service
Quarterly Parties and team get togethers
ASC Connections Ltd acts as an employment business for temporary positions and an employment agency for permanent positions. We are committed to equal opportunity and diversity.


text:
After reading BUZZFEED’s rankings of all the Marvel Universe films, I decided I wanted to do my own. I just did not agree with their list. Not to mention, I figured it’d be kinda fun to have a go at it. I just finished watching “Captain America: Civil War”, AND IT WAS AWESOME. So, now is the time to rank all the movies.
Honestly, I think all the movies are pretty good. All D+ or better. I don’t have much of a basis for how I ranked them. If I own it or wanted to watch it several times, I must have liked it a lot.
AND!!! Before I start, I have to say, I wish all Marvel films would just find their way under the Disney umbrella. The X-men movies are good but not great, Spider Man needs consistency, and The Fantastic 4 franchise is a disaster. How cool would it be to see The Hulk, Spider Man, and Wolverine in the same movie? Oh well, a middle aged casual comic book fan can dream.
13. Iron Man 2 (2010) D+
I understand that it was rushed, but I wasn’t that impressed with a guy in a suit Vs. another guy in a suit… again. Didn’t they do that in the first one? This is probably the only one I didn’t bother to watch a second time. However, I did enjoy the opening scene and the introduction of Black Widow.
12. The Incredible Hulk (2008) C
The Hulk is probably my favorite comic book character. Along with the comic, I grew up watching the show with Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno on the TV show. It’s a huge bummer that they can’t seem to get the movie right. I hope they make at least one Hulk movie with Mark Rufalo as the lead. Maybe then they can redeem the story and move on to the grey Hulk.
11. Iron Man 3 (2013) C+
I loved the performance by Guy Pierce as Aldrich Killian. He always does well, and his super powers were pretty cool. My love for the film pretty much ends there. The action was good, but the story was forgettable. Not to mention, the massive disappointment in The Mandarin being a cowardly stoned goober-head. Pepper Potts gets super powers? Lame.
10. Captain America: The First Avenger (2011) B-
I could watch the first half of this film over and over again. The Cap’s origin story is one of the best. I don’t know what happened somewhere in the middle of the film, but it got kinda hokey. I didn’t love the montages of him running around with his little gang. Still a solid movie, though.
9. Thor: The Dark World (2013) B-
Not as good as the first one, but still good. It had a very sleek look to it. I actually thought Loki was more important throughout the movie. Maybe that was on purpose.
Kat Dennings was funny as usual. (For some reason, she is dirtier on TV than she is in the movies, where she is allowed to curse. What’s that about?)
8. Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015) B
If I had made this list last year, Age of Ultron would be much higher. I don’t know, but when I watch it now, I tend to skip scenes. Maybe it’s because it drags in certain areas, or maybe there were too many side stories going on. This mostly felt like a bridge movie that was meant to get us to the next few related films. It didn’t have it’s own heart.
However, I will say that I enjoyed James Spader as the voice of Ultron. There were some good one-liner jokes, too. Over-all, it’s still highly entertaining.
7. Thor (2011) B+
Kenneth Branagh directing a comic book film? Has he ever read a comic book? Doesn’t he stick to classic British writers? Either way, I thought he did a fantastic job with Thor. Not a ton of action, but they told a great story that didn’t require a lot of thought. From the look of the costumes to the dialogue, the entire cast was pretty much perfect. What more can you ask for in a comic book film?
6. Iron Man (2008) A-
The movie that got the ball rolling. Right off the bat, it was considered the best comic book movie since Batman(1989), and probably the greatest of all time. They have topped Iron Man a few times since then, but it’s still one of the best ever. You also have to tip your hat to Jeff Bridges for nailing the villain role.
5. The Avengers (2012) A
I have always been a Joss Whedon fan. Mostly because he knows how to make action movies extremely fun and exciting. As perfect as the cast is in this movie, I don’t think enough can be said about the direction. It was a lot of fun watching the Avengers figure out how to work together. Who cares if they destroyed an entire city in the process? They still managed to save the world.
Side note: I thought The Hulk had the best lines. “Puny god.”
4. Ant-Man (2015) A
I didn’t know squat about Ant Man growing up. He didn’t appear much in any of the comics that I read. After seeing the movie, though, now he’s one of my faves. I probably watch this one more than any other. It’s the perfect combo of action and comedy. Oh, and Michael Pena as Luis, almost steals the show with his story telling scenes.
3. Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014) A
The fight scene in the elevator is one of the top 10 best fight scenes ever. Loved the concept of Captain America having to adapt to the modern world. His side kicks were great. The return of Bucky and his awesome metal arm was pretty cool too. It created a whole new dynamic for the big fight between Bucky and Captain America. In no way did he want to hurt his friend, but he still had to stop him.
Captain American: Civlil War (2016) A+
Holy Fight scenes!! So freaking good. The action will be hard to top moving forward. The only reason this isn’t my number 1 is because the story took a slight back seat to the action. That, and the got Spider Man wrong for me. I liked Andrew Garfield. This kid? Too young and his aunt is too young. His dialogue was fantastic, but the CGI on the Spider Man suit was a big let down.
The rest of the movie… WOW!!! It was impressive how they were able to balance so many characters and well known actors. I am excited for more, especially when it comes to the Black Panther. That guy was cool!
1. Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) A+
I love every minute of this movie. The cast is not as well known as they are in the other movies, but I think that is part of what makes this movie so good. Every character has a painful backstory, they are unbelievably flawed, and yet they are all relatable and sympathetic to the audience. In the real world, we would be happier if these folks were in space prison, and not “guarding the galaxy.” (See what I did there?)
This movie takes number 1 for me mostly because of the great use of humor. The action was not as over the top as it could have been. Every scene is important, nothing ever drags, and I was left wanting more. The soundtrack? Forget about it. Best Marvel movie, hands down in my book.

domain: entertainment


HAMBURG -- Porsche said it would limit temporarily the number of models it sells in Europe, citing a switch to so-called WLTP lab tests related to car emissions and fuel consumption.
Porsche said its customers could get in touch with Porsche dealerships to pre-order affected models during the transition period. It did not specify the scope of the limitation or which models were affected.
Waiting times for the Cayenne SUV and Panamera sedan could be until at least March 2019, the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reported. The 911 won't be available until the autumn, it said.
The measures will extend testing to ultrafine particles, which cause thousands of premature deaths, EU data shows, emitted from a new generation of gasoline direct injection engines.
The new Worldwide harmonized Light vehicles Test Procedure (WLTP) standard, along with RDE on-road emissions tests, will go into effect in the EU on Sept. 1.
Porsche is among a number of automakers hit by the regulation changes in the EU.
BMW temporarily stopped production of some models in May because of modifications required so their vehicles comply with RDE on-road emissions tests. Volkswagen Group warned of potential bottlenecks as it seeks to get vehicles through the WLTP (Worldwide harmonized Light vehicles Test Procedure) testing. Renault CEO Carlos Ghosn warned that WLTP will impact the automaker from September this year to April 2019.
Automotive News Europe contributed to this report


MEIC Ltd sign the contract for Carlow Northern Relief Road Extension
Added September 21, 2015
MEIC Ltd signed the contract for the Carlow Northern Relief Road Extension on th 17th September 2015. This project involves the construction of approximately 760 metres in length of the new Carlow Northern Relief Road Extension. The new road will have a single carriageway cross-section. The Numbers Road will be upgraded for about 100m both sides of the new roundabout. Works include but are not limited to the construction of the new road alignments, new roundabout, associated drainage, new footpaths, new kerbs, cycle lanes, road markings and signs and public lighting.
Pictured at the signing of the Contract for the Carlow Northern Relief Road Extension were
Michael Moore, Mota-Engil Ireland Construction Ltd. T/A MEIC Ltd., Farhan Nasiem - Senior Executive Engineer, Henry Ritchie - Senior Engineer, Edmond Kenny - Executive Engineer
Gerry Murphy- Chief Executive, Gerry Fahy - Mota-Engil Ireland Construction Ltd. T/A MEIC Ltd.., Catherine FitzGerald - Cathaoirleach