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One of my passions is reading. Another is 20th century history. So when the two come together, I'm hooked.
I've just finished reading HHhH, Laurent Binet's really rather excellent recounting of the plot to kill Reinhard Heydrich, the convener of the Wannsee Conference and a key player in the devising of the Final Solution. Last year I'd read Robert Gerwarth's scholarly account of the Acting Protector of Bohemia and Moravia - Hitler's Hangman. It was a good solid read: lively for a scholarly work and strong on historical detail. But it had neither the edge not the cheek of Binet's work.
Binet gives us an historical narrative wrapped round with an intrusive first-person narrator (ostensibly the author) who tells the story of the plot while equally telling the story of how he is crafting his 'novel'. The energy is immense. His ability to pull the reader into the story shows a deft skill. And the fact that the work feels spontaneous is a testament to fine craftsmanship in what must have been a drawn-out and laboured process. HHhH is just very different from both historical accounts and novels covering well known events.
I really got on Binet's side in the book when he had a pop at Jonathan Littell's The Kindly Ones. A few years ago this had been hailed as one of the most important first novels in the last 50 years. But, while it's clearly forensically researched, I never believed in Max Aue the novel's chief protagonist. There was something too modern; too clinical and too knowing about him. The accounts of the Einsatzgruppen activities of the first 200 pages are remorseless - and frankly, having got through four or five bedtimes with industrial killing perpetrated by a character I couldn't believe in, I laid the book to one side. Two years on, I still haven't picked it up again.
I'm a sucker for historical fiction that feels real but his an air of humanity. I grew up on John Le Carré. I still rush out and buy his new books as soon as they hit the shops - always in person, always hardback - but doubt anything will ever surpass the The Karla Trilogy: quite simply the British spy novel at its best. Le Carré surpasses the kind of genre fiction of the likes of David Downing with his Berlin Stations series, Tom Robb Smith's Child 44 books or even the early Arkady Renko series by Martin Cruz Smith (which rather lost its way in its latest manifestation). But in terms of both historic police procedurals and pre-war spies, I most definitely have my favourites.
Alan Furst's spy novels that revolve around Paris' fictional Brasserie Heininger Capture the spirit of the time: the menace just around the corner and the belief that things can't surely be as bad as they seem. He has woven a three dimensional map of European intrigue where characters cross each other's paths and interact with real events in a way that seems natural and unforced. Meanwhile, Philip Kerr's doing a pretty good job to humanise the Kripo with his Bernie Gunther police and gumshoe procedurals set across the Nazi era. Some work better than others - but he's never better than when he's dealing with the complex relationship between his 'anto hero' and Gunther's boss: one Reinhard Heydrich. And isn't that where I came in?


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Scott “Spoono” Stephenson – a devout Burner who dedicated himself to Burning Man and “the city he loved most,” Black Rock City – passed away on the playa Wednesday evening. The man, who was in his late 50s, reportedly died “of natural causes.” A direct cause of death is currently being investigated as the Burning Man community mourns the loss of Stephenson, who was a member of Burning Man’s Department of Public Works and a founder of Black Rock Solar, which offers affordable energy services to nonprofits, low-income and educational sectors.
Spoono had been on Burning Man’s outskirts since April helping to facilitate Black Rock City’s preparation for the annual event. Cited by the festival’s CEO Marian Goodell as “a fixture of [their] DPW since 2005,” Scott will be greatly missed by the loving and generous community he was lucky enough to be a part of for the past decade. Stay tuned as a memorial service in honor of Stephenson’s life will be announced in the coming days.

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Air India Express connects Kolkata with Dhaka and Singapore.
SpiceJet makes Visakhapatnam destination #14 from Kolkata, its fourth route launch from the latter airport since October – competes with IndiGo.
Vistara starts new routes involving Bengaluru, Guwahati and Kolkata airports.
Not only has this airport never entered the Arch of Triumph weekly battle in nearly four years of competition, but it also secured a victory at the first attempt. Suuri tavaraa!! Fingers crossed that Google translate is working properly and we haven’t just insulted the entire Finnish nation!
SpiceJet launches first flights to Aizawl, Gorakhpur and Silchar. Now serves 38 airports in India.
As we were all flouncing around in Chengdu last week at World Routes, we have a double whammy of FTWAs this week, with a massive 19 airports from around the world battling it out for airport marketing glory.
IndiGo adds three new routes and makes Port Blair its 41st airport.
Vistara launches daily non-stop service from Kolkata to Port Blair.
IndiGo starts daily service from Kolkata to Visakhapatnam.
Vistara starts twice-daily Delhi-Kolkata service against six other carriers.
GoAir, India’s fifth largest airline, continues generic growth rather than adding new routes; Delhi #1 airport and no international flights ‒ yet
The last route launches we can find in the anna.aero New Route Database for GoAir were way back in November 2014, and with none planned. Despite that fact, the LCC is flying smart and is expected to grow its ASKs by 11% this year. anna.aero investigates India’s fifth largest carrier.
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enthusiastic missionary. The only evidences of Spanish proximity,
to say nothing of possession, according to the testimony of later
French and Spanish writers, was the presence among the Indians
of certain articles of Spanish commerce, obtained through inter-
tribal communication, and a knowledge of a few simple church
rites, doubtless conveyed in the same way or by very infrequent
visits from representative friars laboring among distant tribes.
For all practical purposes the Mississippi Valley, in the days of
Benavides, was still an open field for European colonization. The
only result of another half century of exploration and missionary
effort beyond the Pecos, seconded by an appeal over the head of an
indifferent viceroy to the Council of the Indies, was a royal or-
der, issued in 1685 to Friar Alonzo Posadas, to make an exhaustive
report upon explorations east of the Rio Grande.' In this very
year, however, the Spanish policy of documents was threatened
by a French policy of deeds, for La Salle's abortive colony on the
coast of T1 exas opened a new phase of the Louisiana question.
I. THE GENESIS OF THE TEXAS FRONTIER.
Although LaSalle's landing upon the coast of Texas, in 1685,
was wholly unintentional, he at the time was engaged in a project
which was the result of a policy definitely pursued by the French
government since the rediscovery of the Mississippi by Hennepin.
An important motive in this policy was the desire to open up a
way to Mexico for the purpose of carrying on an illicit trade in
time of peace, or of seizing the rich silver mines of the outlying
provinces in time of war. This desire was hinted at in the patent
issued to La Salle in 1678,2 was the burden of the proposals of the
adventurer Pefialosa in 1682 and 1684," and was even an im-
portant motive of the projects of LaSalle.4 In pursuit of this
motive LaSalle proposed to utilize the mouth of the Mississippi,
discovered by him in 1682, as a base of operations against New
Biscay; while Pefialosa wished to direct an expedition against the
'Baneroft, North Mexican States and Texas, I 387.
2French, Historical Collections of Louisiana, New Series, II 2, 3; Cox,
The Journeys of La Salle, II 24, in the Trail Maker's Series.
'Margry, Dcouvertes et 6tablissements des Frangais, etc., III 44-48;
4Margry, II 357; Cox, The Journeys of La Salle, I 171 et seq.
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Why Don’t You Want To Join The ICC — What Could Ever Happen?
Why Don’t You Want To Join The ICC — What Could Ever Happen?: Ever since the Bush administration shot down the International Criminal Court I’ve seen plenty of conversations that go about like this…
Concerned Conservative: The International Criminal Court is a threat to our sovereignty. You know that we’d see lots of politically motivated prosecutions of American politicians and troops…
Left-Wing Internationalist: Har, har, har! You Conservatives are so paranoid! There are lots of safeguards to prevent American soldiers from being unfairly treated & signing up will prove that we’re not unilateralists. There’s nothing to worry about.
Ahem — Fast forward to a story in today’s Independent…
“Ministers face the real prospect of waging an illegal war, which could lead to British soldiers being prosecuted by the newly constituted International Criminal Court (ICC).
…Stephen Solley QC, an international human rights lawyer, said yesterday: “I feel this is a defining moment in our history which our children will want to ask us about. No one has made a legal case for war.”
But he said it was also clear British troops could be the first to face war crimes charges at the ICC. The court, which was formally opened in the Hague yesterday, has the power to bring to trial individual soldiers, commanders and politicians charged with war crimes.
“International lawyers argue that any military attack that killed Iraqi civilianscould lead to British soldiers being prosecuted at the new court.
…But potential sentences of life imprisonment for soldiers acting on the orders of the Prime Minister will have concentrated the minds of the Government’s law officers. Peter Carter QC, chairman of the Bar’s human rights committee, said British commanders would have to “adapt a very different attitude to their American colleagues so they can justify every military act of attrition against every target.” He said it could cause real difficulties in joint actions between the forces.”
So if let’s say Saddam puts all kinds of military hardware in a civilian area and a Brit accidentally kills an innocent knocking it out, he — not Saddam — may have to go up on charges. Uh-huh — what do you want to bet that no Frenchman who accidentally kills some civilian fighting rebels on the Ivory Coast will ever have to go up on charges? But luckily, we’re not hampered in the way that the Brits are…
“But because America and Iraq are not signatories to the Rome treaty, which created the ICC, their soldiers are immune from prosecution.”
Since the ICC won’t be able to get the grand prize (Americans) they’ll have to settle for the Bronze (the Brits) until the Israelis give them an excuse to persecute them.
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2 Masked Men Sought In Armed Robbery Spree At OC HotelsPolice are looking for two suspects who have hit at least four hotels and a convenience store over the past two weeks.
UC Irvine Student Died Of Alcohol Poisoning At Off-Campus Frat PartyThe La Crescenta teen had a blood-alcohol count of more than four times the legal limit if he were to drive.
Search For UCI Stabbing Suspect Has Students On EdgeUniversity of California, Irvine students are on edge after a female student was attacked near campus Sunday evening.
Irvine, Huntington Beach Among 5 Happiest Cities In USAlmost making the top 20 were Glendale and San Diego.
UCI Student Accused Of Sexual Assault, Extortion To Appear In CourtGaoyang “Gary” Li, 20, was arrested last Friday at Los Angeles International Airport and detectives say he was trying to return to China.
Man Charged With Assaulting, Threatening Underage Girl In OCA 20-year-old man is facing charges for allegedly sexually assaulting an underage girl in Irvine and then threatening to share details of the attack on social media.
VIDEO: Man Arrested After Pointing Replica Gun At Irvine Office Cleaner In Attempted RapePolice took the suspect into custody by late Thursday afternoon.
Man Suspected In At Least 9 Irvine Home Burglaries Captured After ChaseInvestigators found tens of thousands of dollars’ worth of stolen items in the suspect’s storage unit.
Frat Suspended After UC Irvine Student’s DeathThe cause and circumstances of 18-year-old Noah Domingo's death were not confirmed.
Ex-Fullerton Police Chief, Captain To Be Arraigned In Attack On EMTs At ConcertDavid Hendricks, the former chief of the Fullerton Police Department, and Thomas Oliveras face misdemeanor charges of battering an emergency medical technician and resisting and obstructing an officer.
Accused Pill-Pushing Doctor Still Allowed To Practice After Being Linked To Borderline GunmanIrvine Dr. Dzung Ahn Pham is allowed to see patients, but cannot prescribe opioids.
Irvine Doctor Linked To At Least 5 Overdose Deaths, May Have Indirectly Provided Drugs To Borderline GunmanAn Irvine doctor was arrested Tuesday on federal allegations he knowingly prescribed medication to drug addicts, leading to at least five overdose deaths.
UC Irvine Professor Gets Security Escort After Row With Fellow ProfessorEcology professor Dr. Kathleen Treseder claims she was harassed by a fellow colleague as retaliation for coming forward with sexual harassment claims against renowned UCI geneticist Dr. Francisco J. Ayala.
Man Arrested In String Of Orange County Fast Food, Convenience Store RobberiesEmanuel Demar Banks, 38, of Los Angeles, was taken into custody Tuesday morning outside a Gardena hotel where he had been staying. Police recovered evidence from his hotel room linking him to the Orange County robberies between Saturday and Monday.
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Mapping the capacities of fixed health facilities to cover people at risk of gambiense human African trypanosomiasis
OPEN International journal of health geographics | 13 Feb 2014
PP Simarro, G Cecchi, JR Franco, M Paone, A Diarra, JA Ruiz-Postigo, RC Mattioli and JG Jannin
The emphasis placed on the activities of mobile teams in the detection of gambiense human African trypanosomiasis (HAT) can at times obscure the major role played by fixed health facilities in HAT control and surveillance. The lack of consistent and detailed data on the coverage of passive case-finding and treatment further constrains our ability to appreciate the full contribution of the health system to the control of HAT.
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With the advancement of time, these are used more often in their liquid manifestation, known as organic beetroot juice. This deep red liquid is an extensive container of essential vitamins, antioxidants, minerals and fibres too.
Apart from these, beetroots are extremely rich in phytonutrients known as betalains. These betalains are further classified as betanin and violaxanthin, which are potent anti-inflammatory and detoxifying agents for humans.
Thus, everyday consumption of organic beetroot juice could help the human body in the following ways:
- Supports Normal Blood Pressure: It has been found and confirmed with researches that organic beetroot juice is a high supporter of human blood pressure. It has essential dietary nitrates that help in lowering the blood pressure of the human body.
- Detoxification: As aforementioned, beet juice is an effective detoxifying drink for the human body. It assists the human liver to identify and flush out the toxins with the antioxidants it contains.
- Source of Antioxidants: The antioxidants also serve the function of neutralizing the free radicals in the human body. Due to this, the liquid could help to suppress premature ageing conditions and protect the skin from harmful rays of the sun.
- Fights Cancer and Tumours: According to researches, beetroot juice helps fight against cancerous tumours and leukaemia. Thus, it could render life-saving properties by rendering shield against cancers and tumours etc.
- Helps in Digestion: Beetroot juice is also helpful in stimulating the intestines and thereby helping in the breakdown of the food. Thus, drinking beetroot juice could be highly recommended to acquire a happy digestive tract that is free of disorders.
- Protects Organs and Improve vascular health: With the help of an element known as betaine, beetroot juice helps in protecting the cells, enzymes and proteins etc. from environmental stress. Due to this, it could be highly effective in protecting the inner organs from inflammations and also reduces vascular risk factors.
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- Regulates Blood Sugar: Beet juice has a good content of soluble fibres in it. Due to this, it could help the diabetic patients in reduction of their blood sugar.
- Helps in Arthritis: Beetroot juice is also helpful in reduction of arthritic pains in the body.
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Rhys Clift is an English solicitor with over 30 years experience in commercial litigation and arbitration, with particular emphasis on marine and non-marine insurance and reinsurance matters and disputes (including off-shore construction, kidnap & ransom and political violence), maritime casualties (groundings, explosions, fires, structural failures), disputes under charter parties and bills of lading and in the co-ordination and supervision of multi-jurisdictional disputes.
Rhys is listed in numerous professional guides including Expert Guides: The Legal Media Group Guide to the World’s Leading Lawyers: (Insurance and Reinsurance, UK 2013 and 2014, International Trade and Shipping 2012). The International Who’s Who of Shipping and Maritime Lawyers 2010 says that Rhys Clift possesses a “remarkable depth of expertise”.
He is a prolific author and has written numerous bulletins, articles and papers, on insurance/reinsurance, dispute resolution and on mediation published (or republished) nationally and internationally in English and in Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Greek, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish and Swedish.
He has spoken widely on insurance/reinsurance, dispute resolution and mediation variously in the UK and abroad including in Belgium, Cyprus, France, Germany, Dubai, India, Ireland, Norway, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden and Venezuela (feedback: "absolutely first class").
Rhys graduated in law (LLB Hons 2:1) from Aberystwyth University in 1979 (Careswell Scholar), passed Solicitors Finals in 1980 with honours and was awarded the Alfred Syrett Prize in 1981. Obtained a post-graduate degree from the University of Aix-en-Provence, France in 1981 (primarily in European Competition Law).
Rhys was trained by CEDR and accredited as a mediator in 1998. He is listed as a CEDR Solve mediator and on the Panel of Distinguished Neutrals at the International Institute for Conflict Prevention and Resolution (CPR) in New York.
Rhys is author of “Mediation in England and Wales” a compendium of essays and statistical information about disputes published in 2010 (also available in French and Italian) and designer and co-author of “Alternative Dispute Resolution in Practice” published by the Institute of Insurance of London in 2011. In reviewing “Mediation in England and Wales” Sir Henry Brooke, then Chairman of the Civil Mediation Council said “Rhys Clift has a formidable reputation in the mediation market place” that the book is “excellent” and a “must read”. Professor Greiman of Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government says that the book is “essential reading”.
Rhys is also a member of SeaMediation Chambers (www.SeaMediation.com)
Solicitor Supreme Court of England and Wales, 1983;
LLB (Hons) 1979; DESU Aix-Marseille, 1981; CEDR Accreditation (Mediation) 1998
Professional Associations & Memberships
British Insurance Law Association, British Maritime Law Association (Executive Committee), London Shipping Law Centre (Council), CII, CMC, MCIArb, CEDR Solve, CPR New York, MSMS
Honors and Awards
Solicitors Finals, Honours, 1980; Alfred Syrett Prize, 1981


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Have you ever thought about using acoustics to collect data? The EAR-IT project has explored this possibility with various pioneering applications that impact on our daily lives. Monitoring traffic density in cities and assisting ...
A telecom industry group Monday challenged "open Internet" regulations barring US broadband providers from separating online traffic into slow and fast lanes, hours after official publication of the order.
The capacity of today's wireless communications networks has increased one million-fold since the introduction of the first cellular network in 1957.
A new study analyzing traffic stops in Vermont shows that black and Hispanic drivers are pulled over, searched and arrested far more often than whites, yet white drivers are more likely to be carrying illegal contraband.
Already home to the world's biggest skyscraper, Dubai has another tall order to fill: By 2030, its leader wants 25 percent of all trips on its roads to be done by driverless vehicles.
Tailgating is great before football games, but in traffic, not so much. Rear-end crashes make up more than one in four of collisions reported to police each year, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ...
Massive public transportation infrastructure projects are notorious for exceeding both budgets and deadlines. Think Boston's Big Dig, finally completed eight years late and billions of dollars over budget.
Smartphones and tablets are everywhere, which is great for communications but a growing burden on wireless channels. Forecasted huge increases in mobile data traffic call for exponentially more channel capacity. Boosting ...
In a world first, RMIT University researchers have developed a talking drone that can converse with air traffic controllers just like a normal pilot.
The FCC says the first lawsuits filed against the government's new Internet traffic rules are "premature" and may be dismissed because they were filed too early.


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Peak seasons don’t always have to come during winter – sometimes they can strike right in the middle of summer.
As the Europe-wide heatwave continues, European electronics retailers are facing high demand for certain items from customers desperate to keep cool –and in many cases struggling to meet it.
In Germany, for example, the largest electronics retailer MediaMarktSaturn has come close to running out of electronic fans and air conditioners both online and in stores.
While the company does not disclose specific sales data, the unusually long heatwave is taking its toll and leaving the company “nearly sold out” of devices across all price categories, according to press spokesperson Annabell Feith.
“At the moment we are advising our customers to have a regular look into our online shops and check the availability there if they want to buy a product,” she said.
Here the problem was primarily a lack of supply rather than a logistics issue, with Feith saying that the products available from the manufacturer are naturally limited.
It is too early to tell how this might help shape the company’s approach to peak periods. But the impact of the German heatwave is not just limited to the electrical sector, however – the demand is pushing some beer producers close to breaking point.
“We need your help!” wrote German brewer Moritz Fiege in a light-hearted post on its Facebook page. It went on to implore drinkers to deposit their empty bottles to beverage retailers before going on their holidays. The Facebook appeal represents an innovative effort to combine a solution for its supply problems with social media outreach.
“While you lie in the sun, we make the bottles full again,” the post added.
But there is an upside – while Moritz Fiege normally bottles 100,000 to 120,000 beers a day, this summer that figure is up to 160,000, a spokesperson confirmed to InternetRetailing. The Facebook post has reached over 1700 likes and hundreds of comments.
Unexpected events such as heatwaves may present supply and logistics problems for retailers, being prepared for the accompanying spikes in demand could also present a considerable opportunity.
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Owing to their excellent mechanical properties, particularly high strength and stiffness, composite components are increasingly used in aerospace structures. Modern planes (e. g. Boeing B787) include many subassemblies made from composite materials, especially carbon fibre reinforced composites (CFRC). Their (volumetric) percentage in the total aircraft parts is as high as 80%, which amounts to 50% of the ready aircraft weight. However, the development of defects in composite materials is much more complicated than in metallic materials and it is still not fully explored (Diamanti et al., 2002). For this reason, in recent years much research has been devoted to structural health monitoring (SHM), also of aerospace structural components, by means of fibre-optic measuring techniques. The research projects are aimed at developing systems for monitoring aerospace structures not only during their everyday operation, but also during the processes of production (e. g. pressure and vacuum forming, resin impregnation and curing, machining, assembly, etc.) of the particular composite components.
In (Takahashi et al., 2010) the authors describe a method of developing a system for the continuous monitoring of the composite parts of the plane’s fuselage (a partition with reinforcements) through a system controlling the state (distribution) of strain on its surface during the entire production stage and service life. The developed system was based on Bragg gratings integrated with the structure of a CFRC reinforced composite. Through the measurement of local strains the system can detect and locate defects and other damage arising in the structure’s material. The authors also showed that it was possible to measure the strain of composite samples in the course of the whole process of pressure forming and described its effect on the tested object. In order to determine the optimum location of point FBG sensors on the reinforced composite partition a numerical FE model was created and loaded on its outer surface with a pressure corresponding to the maximum design pressure. Two types of defects: reinforcement separation and local impact into the partition resulting in the delamination of the composite were implemented in the virtual model. Thanks to this it became possible to determine the optimum distance between FBG sensors, ensuring detection of defects in any area of the investigated object. It was estimated that the intersensor distance for sensors with a sensitivity of 10 pe, installed on the reinforcements should not exceed 100 mm. In the case of the sensors controlling the surface of the partition, one FBG grating is capable of detecting a defect within an area 300 mm in diameter.
A major problem which designers of systems for continuous structural health monitoring encounter is the location of measuring transducers and their optimization with regard to the number of measuring points. The constraints put on the number of sensors are aimed at reducing the measuring system costs (e. g. costs of sensors, instrumentation, measuring units, system installation). They are also dictated by difficulties with the on-line processing of large quantities of measurement information. A large number of sensors does not always guarantee system reliability. Proper software with implemented data processing algorithms, capable of keeping the user informed about potential risks, is also needed.
Besides research on optimizing the arrangement and number of sensors (e. g. through numerical modelling and the hybrid (model + experiment) approach), purely experimental research on implementing the very wide networks of sensors (comprising a few thousand and more sensors) is being conducted. The aim is to create SHM systems which, similarly as the human nervous system (nerves/sensors, the brain/the information processing unit), enable the monitoring of entire engineering structures (Balageas et al., 2001).
Exemplary research on implementing an SHM system comprising a large number of sensors is presented in the paper (Childers et al., 2001). The authors describe a measuring system consisting of 3000 measuring points based on fibre Bragg gratings, for monitoring the strain of a transport plane wing. Static tests on 12 m long composite wing made of carbon-epoxy composite with Kevlar inserts were carried out. A system consisting of 466 foil strain gauges was used as the reference. A novel system for handling many FBG sensors in a single fibre had been specially designed for the tests. The system is based on the optical frequency domain technique (OFDR) and is capable of simultaneously reading signals from 4 measuring heads. Each of the heads is 8 m long and contains 800 sensors spaced at every 10 mm.
The results obtained from the two different measuring systems were very similar. Moreover, it was found that thanks to the use of the fibre-optic system the total weight of the measuring system could be considerably reduced and at the same the number of measuring points could be increased. As a result, the behaviour of the structure under real loads could be more accurately represented. In addition, owing to the small number of cables the system based on Bragg gratings turned out to be much easier to install than the strain gauge system (Childers et al., 2001).

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The Kustom Mega Kannon is a fearsome weapon that embodies the destructive prowess of Ork engineering. With its massive size and devastating firepower, it can obliterate enemy targets with terrifying precision, leaving nothing but wreckage in its wake. It is a testament to the Ork’s love for big, loud, and devastatingly effective weapons.
Manned by resilient grots, Mek Gunz armed with a Kustom Mega-kannon have spelled doom for countless adversaries (including a fair share of grots themselves!). With the ability to bore through a Space Marine from a considerable distance, its destructive force is unmatched, although it does come at a cost of a few singed grots along the way.
What’s in the Mek Gunz: Kustom Mega-kannon box
- x79 plastic components that make one of four possible Mek Gunz and 6 Gretchins. It can be assembled as a bubblechukka, a smasha gun, a traktor kannon or a kustom mega-kannon.
- x5 Citadel 25mm Round Bases for the Gretchins.
How to paint the Mek Gunz: Kustom Mega-kannon set
- Step 1: Priming
Before we start, make sure your Mek Gunz are clean and free of any mold lines or imperfections. Now, grab a can of Chaos Black spray primer and give the entire model a thin, even coat. This will create a smooth surface for the paint to adhere to.
- Step 2: Base Colors
Let’s lay down the foundation of colors for our Mek Gunz. Grab your brush and apply Leadbelcher to all the metallic parts like the gun barrels, rivets, and mechanical gizmos. For the wooden sections, like the gun carriage or platform, use Rhinox Hide. And don’t forget the Ork skin! Give it that classic green look with Waaagh! Flesh.
- Step 3: Layering
To add depth and detail, we’ll now apply some layering techniques to specific areas. Take a lighter metallic shade, Runelord Brass, and carefully highlight the edges and raised parts of the metallic components. For the wooden sections, grab Gorthor Brown and bring out those wood grain details. Lastly, mix Straken Green with a touch of Warboss Green to create a highlight color, which you’ll apply to the raised areas of the Ork skin.
- Step 4: Wash
Washes are magical little helpers that bring out the details and create shadows. Let’s dive into it! With Nuln Oil wash and apply a thin, even coat over the metallic areas. This will darken the recesses, adding depth and a gritty look. For the wooden parts, use Agrax Earthshade wash to bring out richness and depth. And don’t forget our greenskins! Apply Biel-Tan Green wash to the Ork skin, focusing on the crevices and recesses.
- Step 5: Detailing
It’s time to make these Mek Gunz truly stand out! Take a fine brush and dip it into Stormhost Silver. Use this to pick out small details like rivets, screws, or wires on the metallic parts. To give the wooden sections some character, use Dryad Bark to add wood grain patterns or create scratches and weathering effects. Mix Warboss Green with a little white to create a brighter highlight color, which you’ll apply sparingly to the raised areas.
- Step 6: Basing
Now that our Mek Gunz are looking fantastic, let’s complete the scene by creating a base that matches your chosen theme. Apply Stirland Mud texture paint to the base, creating an uneven surface to mimic the ground. Once it’s dry, lightly dry brush Ushabti Bone or a suitable bone color on the raised areas for a worn or dusty effect. Finally, add some extra flair by incorporating static grass, rocks, or other scenic elements using a suitable adhesive like PVA glue.

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The case for 30km/h
Research from around the world shows us that 30km/h is the safe speed for areas where there are pedestrians and cyclists. International examples and a growing body of evidence show us that lowering speed limits in these areas is the right route to take.
Road safety strategies from around the world, including Victoria’s own Road Safety Strategy – Towards Zero 2016-2026, recognise this.
Research shows that a fatal injury to a pedestrian is at least twice as likely to occur in a crash at 40km/h than at 30km/h.
Overall, if average speeds are reduced by just 1km/h, road crashes are reduced by 2-3%.
Research also shows that reduction in speed limits in urban areas has minimal impact on travel time. Travel time in built-up areas is related to how much time is spent slowing and stopping at intersections, parking and in local congestion. Maximum travel speed has very little to do with travel time in these areas.
30km/h (or 20mph) speed limits are working in cities and towns all over the world.
We want to create streets that everyone can enjoy – whether they are walking, driving or riding. We want people to feel safer, which in turn will make them more likely to spend time in the streets.
Thanks for 30 makes our neighbourhoods more lively, more vibrant and more welcoming – and we think that’s worthwhile.
There are a few misconceptions about what 30km/h actually means. Thanks for 30 is an evidence-based approach, so take a look at a few of the common myths, and see what the research says about them.
Myth: 30km/h will lead to more congestion and delays.
The impact on travel time is likely to be insignificant. Research shows the difference in travel time, where the maximum speed was varied between 30km/h and 40km/h, was minimal. In fact, according to the research, a lower speed limit in congested areas may actually reduce travel time since it allows a constant traffic flow and less friction.
Considering the amount of time spent on these local neighbourhood streets, and not on main roads, differences in travel time for most trips will be minor.
Myth: Cyclists travel faster than 30km/h anyway.
It’s true that some cyclists travel faster than 30km/h, but not all do, and they are not likely to on these neighbourhood streets. The new speed limit will apply to all road users – including cyclists.
Just like motorists, if cyclists want to travel faster they can use another route.
Myth: This won’t improve pedestrian safety.
Research from around the world demonstrates that a reduction in speed from 40km/h to 30km/h will have a significant impact on safety, particularly for pedestrians and cyclists.
The chance of causing a fatal injury to a pedestrian in a crash at 30km/h is half that at 40km/h.
Stopping distance is also significantly reduced for vehicles travelling between 40km/h and 30km/h, so more crashes can be avoided.
Myth: A 30km/h speed limit will cause more crashes because drivers will be concentrating on their speed and not on the road.
There are many locations around the world where 30km/h or 20mph (imperial equivalent) speed limits are in place, and there isn’t any evidence suggesting that crashes have increased as a result of the reduced speeds.
Myth: A 30km/h speed limit will increase carbon emissions and pollution.
There is no solid evidence to support the idea that a lower speed limit either raises or lowers emissions. Factors like the type and age of cars, driving styles and the amount of slowing and speeding up (like when turning) have a greater impact on carbon emissions and pollution.
There’s plenty of research from around the world that shows us that 30km/h is the safer speed for neighbourhood areas. Take a look at the research, case studies and road safety strategies that have led us here.


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Special Report: Federal Government Addresses Patient Satisfaction in Health Care
A major announcement was made Friday in Arlington, Virgina, concerning patient satisfaction about hospital care across the country. KSMU's Michele Skalicky is in Arlington on a fellowship from the Missouri Foundation for Health and has the story.
US Secretary of Health and Human Services Michael Leavitt helped launch the release of new survey information at the department's Hospital Compare Consumer website.
HHS's center for Medicare and Medicaid services has added information such as whether a particular hospital is accredited or how well doctors and nurses communicated with patients.
Leavitt admits the way care is measured has several weaknesses, but he expects it to gradually improve.
To access the information, you can go to: www.hospitalcompare.hhs.gov.
Reporting from Arlington, Virginia, I'm Michele Skalicky, KSMU News.


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The next HCS Global Invitational is a little over a week away in Salt Lake City, Utah and this past weekend teams that didn’t place Top 8 at the Arlington Major all competed to earn a Pool Play spot. The Qualifiers consisted of Pool Play and a double-elimination Champ Bracket. The last place team in each Pool were eliminated from the tournament. The following would secure a spot in Salt Lake City: North America – top two teams, Europe – first place team, Mexico – first place team, Australia/New Zealand – first place team. If a team from NA or EU didn’t finish in one of the qualified placings, there is another chance for them to make it to SLC. After the Qualifiers, the remaining three spots will go to the top two NA teams by HCS Points and top team from EU by HCS Points. Below you can find the results from region’s Qualifier as well as links to the Pool Play results and brackets on FACEIT.
The HCS Salt Lake City Global Invitational hosted by Spacestation Gaming begins on Friday, August 4th and ends on Sunday, August 6th.


ms Vasco de Gama accidents and incidents
CruiseMapper's ms Vasco de Gama cruise ship accidents, incidents and law news reports relate to a 142-passenger vessel owned by CroisiEurope. Our ms Vasco de Gama accidents page contains reports made by using official data from renown online news media sources, US Coast Guard and Wikipedia.
Here are also reported latest updates on cruise law news related to ashore and shipboard crimes still investigated by the police. Among those could be arrests, filed lawsuits against the shipowner / cruise line company, charges and fines, grievances, settled / withdrawn legal actions, lost cases, virus outbreaks, etc.
- Coronavirus (passengers/crew) - 2020 (2/5)
07 September 2020Cruise Illness / Virus Outbreaks
(Coronavirus) On September 7, 2020, a passenger exhibited flu-like symptoms when the CroisiEurope-owned cruise ship was preparing to disembark its passengers at Cais da Lixa (Portugal's Aveiro District). Then the local health authorities tested all the 67 tourists (30 from France, 35 from Belgium, 2 from Switzerland) and the 20 crew onboard.
A total of 7 tests returned positive for COVID-19 (Coronavirus) - 2 passengers plus 5 crew. Both infected tourists (French couple) were hospitalized ashore. The wife was first checked into a hotel and asymptomatic but when tested she was also diagnosed with COVID-19. The other 65 passengers were disembarked and bused/flown back to their countries. According to Portuguese media sources, this was done before the local authorities could intervene and test them. All cruisers were required to self-isolate (at home) for 14 days and conduct testing for the virus.
The boat's next Douro River cruise (7-day roundtrip) was scheduled for September 14.
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Local legal firms thanked by hospice for “Make A Will Week” support
Local legal firms have been thanked for their support by Nightingale House Hospice following a recent Make a Will Week.
GHP Legal was one of a number of firms who volunteered their time and waived their fees to support the event, which raised £3,980.00 for the Wrexham based hospice.
Those who attended, for a recommended £100 donation to the Hospice, received a professionally drafted basic single will and for £150 a basic “mirror” will for couples.
Lisa Jones from GHP Legal said “A will is an opportunity to make your wishes clear and at a time when your family may be in distress, reassures them that they are carrying out your wishes.”
Delyth Underwood, In Memory Giving Fundraiser at Nightingale House said: “A will is one of the greatest gifts you can leave to your loved ones whilst at the same time helping the hospice by making your donation to cover the cost of drafting it.
The hospice thanked various participating solicitors including GHP Legal & Marta Williamson both based in Wrexham, as well as ones further away such as Macaskill Solicitors of Buckley, Guthrie Jones and Jones of Bala and Swayne Johnson of Denbigh and Ruthin.


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Colorado’s hop industry is struggling to stay afloat as small growers contend with a decline in demand for local-grown hops, changing climate and limitations on hop varieties that grow well in the state.
Colorado grows a tiny fraction of the total hops grown in the U.S. with only about 150 acres in production. But hopes were high on hops not long ago when AC Golden Brewing (a MillerCoors subsidiary) debuted Colorado Native amber lager, brewed with 99% local ingredients. But the brewer didn’t have enough hops grown in Colorado to meet that claim so they encouraged small small farmers across the state to plant hops. Today, with demand waning from MillerCoors, the state’s hop growers are looking to craft brewers to step up and buy local.
“We have some orders for the 2021 crop, yes, but not a ton. It’s a small percentage of what our total yield will be,” Chris Gehlhausen of Billy Goat Hop Farm told the Denver Post.
See the full story here.

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China’s Uighurs still caught in jaws of Thai Immigration
Thailand is a key transit point for foreign refugees, but their treatment here depends on who’s chasing them
In light of the Immigration Department’s sloppy and embarrassing handling of a Bahraini football player for whom asylum in Australia was waiting, the authorities obviously need a clearer operating procedure to avoid similar incidents in the future.
Hakeem al-Araibi fled Bahrain in 2014, was granted refugee status in Australia where he plays semi-professional soccer, and only came to Thailand for his honeymoon. He arrived in November, was detained in connection with a 10-year sentence given him in absentia in Bahrain, and remained in custody in Bangkok until last week. International condemnation of Thai authorities finally helped free him.
Meanwhile in the same week, Uzbekistan sent Qalymbek Shahman, an ethnic Kazakh with Chinese nationality, back to Thailand whence his flight departed because Beijing wants him repatriated. China has incarcerated an estimated one million ethnic Muslim Uighurs and Kazakhs in “re-education camps”, believing Maoist-style indoctrination will rid them of any hopes for cultural or geographic autonomy.
Predominantly Muslim Turkey has urged China to close what are concentration camps by another name and end its persecution of Muslims, which it called “a great cause of shame for humanity”. Unfortunately the appeal from Ankara found few echoes around the world, with most countries more interested in tapping the retail value of the vast Chinese population.
Thailand’s status as a primarily Buddhist society does not excuse its silence on Beijing’s ethno-religious suppression, and in fact should encourage it to speak out. Now a victim of that persecution has landed back in our laps. Swift and decisive action is needed, preferably before the Immigration Police have to again ask the Foreign Ministry to clean up the mess it’s made.
Blaming the al-Araibi debacle on Bahrain with its reputation for crushing dissent sounded pathetic given that he was kept in a Thai jail for 76 days. Nor does it seem to matter these days that Interpol issued a “red notice” for al-Araibi’s arrest. Interpol has devolved into a political tool for dictators. Moreover, our officials have ignored international standards for the treatment of refugees and others seeking political asylum.
Also in recent news was seven undocumented Uighurs escaping from an Immigration detention centre in Mukdahan. It was a match for the incident in Songkhla in November when 25 Uighurs broke through their cell wall to gain freedom. They were among the more than 200 Uighurs detained in Thailand since 2014.
They had good reason to escape. In July 2015 Thailand forcibly returned 100 Uighurs to China, again to the dismay of the international community. They were sure to face harsh punishment there. A Uighur extremist group retaliated the following month by blowing up the Erawan Shrine in the heart of Bangkok.
Thousands of Uighurs have fled their historical homeland in China’s Xinjiang province as state suppression mounted. Thailand and other Southeast Asian nations are their transit points to Turkey, where they have in common a mother tongue, Turkic, and which is regarded as a defender of the Muslim faith globally, Ankara’s appalling human-rights record notwithstanding.
Thailand – despite not being a signatory to the Geneva Convention on refugees – has a moral obligation to respect international norms and humanitarian principles. Clearer policy on the treatment of asylum seekers would do much to ensure that people in genuine or perceived danger can feel safe in official detention while their cases are assessed. Instead, Thai Immigration is being seen overseas as a cruel beast.


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Michael Olk died Wednesday—almost precisely 24 hours ago at this writing—from a massive stroke.
The brain infarction hit him at roughly 4:30 a.m. on June 1, 2014, while he was being treated at St. Mary’s Hospital in Rochester, Minn., and it shut down all activity on the affected side of his brain, leaving him unresponsive and comatose. The stroke undoubtedly was a complication from the esophogeal cancer that had already been determined to be terminal.
He lingered until last night. Mike’s death this week, in effect, prevents what would almost certainly have been long, slow slide toward death in hospice care from terminal cancer.
The clip posted above was captured at the Olk Aid benefit at Lee’s Liquor Lounge on Dec. 7, 2013, an event that, coupled with an online donations effort organized by David Wildermuth, raised nearly $5,000 for Mike’s care. In the video, Michael thanks all his friends for their money, love and support.
While he speaks in this segment directly to the people in the room with him, I think it is safe to say that his very loving sentiment would extend to all of his friends and family, whether they were part of Olk Aid or not. Michael had a wide support network, a huge circle of people who loved him.
That is just one measure of the remarkable the life that this man lived.


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While some out there have looked down up Josh Abbott's music over the years, I've been a pretty loyal follower to his music. Some artists in the Texas Music scene have been criticized as being "bro-country" or just hokey in general. Josh Abbott, Casey Donahew and Kyle Park have been accused of hiding being their Texas roots just to put out the style of music they do. Like any artist that is out there, light-hearted and drinking songs are typically cut and I have no issues with that whatsoever. Music is meant to be enjoyed and sometimes we want something light and fun. From what I have heard lately, it sounds like The Josh Abbott Band has worked on a more mature sound for this latest album, Until My Voice Goes Out.
I have enjoyed many of their songs over the years like Road Trippin', Oh, Tonight (featuring Kacey Musgraves), She's Like Texas - the list goes on and on. Their latest tune Texas Women, Tennessee Women has a different sound to it that even incorporates some raging horns. I haven't heard anything like it from them before and man do I love it.
It has that Sturgill Simpson make-up now with the brass instruments which works to create an incredibly full sound. Josh's instantly recognizable voice sounds excellent on here as well. I have to hand it to him for trying this style of music and not turning towards a more mainstream sound as others have done. This song is actually quite the opposite with it's jazzy twangy' vibe.
So what do I expect? Yeah I have a gut feeling this latest album is going to be superb. It sounds like it will be something different than we’ve heard from JAB before, and I'm happy about that. It's pre-ordered and I'm looking forward to getting my signed gear.
You can Pre-order the album HERE and see the different options JAB has available.
Just a Massachusetts guy supporting Texas and other independent country/Americana artists.
Check out my spotify for good tunes!

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First Posted: 11/10/2008 2:29:43 PM | Last Updated: 11/10/2008 2:29:43 PM
By R. Scott Teets
The country’s economic meltdown is forcing deep, painful cuts for Hamilton County government workers and residents.
A 2009 budget proposal before County Commissioners eliminates 532 full-time county positions, or 18 percent of the work force paid from the general fund.
Overall, the proposal represents an 11 percent spending reduction, which will be felt across all county departments. The county administrator’s recommended budget totals $1.2 billion, with $241 million in the general fund. The proposal represents a decrease of $31 million.
“This is not a feel-good budget,” said County Administrator Patrick Thompson, who presented his plan to Commissioners on Monday. “This budget proposal represents difficult but manageable reductions in all departments.”
For taxpayers, there is bright spot in Thompson’s proposal: No increase in sales and property taxes. Commissioners feel strongly that tax increases will harm the county’s ability to grow the local economy.
“There are no easy decisions in this budget,” Thompson said. “Every department will experience a significant budget decrease. Our sales-tax revenue, real estate-related revenue and interest income are all down sharply, putting us in a very tenuous situation.”
Commission President Todd Portune called the situation facing the county “the perfect storm.”
Of the positions to be eliminated, the Sheriff’s Office would be hardest hit with a reduction of 198. The proposal eliminates 159 positions in Juvenile Court and 67 positions in the Clerk of Courts office.
Sixty percent of the positions proposed to be cut are presently filled, Thompson said.
In addition to the job losses, the proposed budget also discontinues the practice of providing non-contractual Sheriff Patrols within Colerain, Anderson and Green townships.
State law requires the county to balance its budget. Cutbacks in previous years leave little left to trim now without significant pain.
“The low-hanging fruit has already been grabbed,” said Commission Vice President David Pepper.
Portune knows the 2009 budget – however it finally shakes out – will shock many. But, he said, the process will force the county to be “right-sized” for the future.
“Out of this we are going to have a balanced budget, and we will be on firm financial footing for the next 10 years and beyond,” Portune said.
“This was coming anyway,” Pepper agreed. “For years there was a structural problem. The economy is forcing our hand this year, but this was always coming. It’s something that’s needed.”
Thompson said this proposed budget marks the first time budgeting has been considered on a multi-year basis.
The county will hold a series of public hearings on the budget, beginning maybe later this month. The budget must be adopted by Dec. 31, but Portune hopes to have it finalized by Christmas.
The public can view the budget recommendations online on the Commission’s Web site
“Today is the first step in the process of adopting the budget,” Portune said. “This is not the final budget.”
As bleak as the proposed budget, Thompson and County Commissioners caution it could get worse if the economy continues its downward spiral.


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Fire Effects at KazGR Eliminated, Plant Operating at Full Capacity — KazMunayGas
The Kazakh Gas Refinery has completed elimination of the fire effects, the plant operation has been fully recovered.
Nakbergen Tulepov, Director of KazGR, related the activities performed to launch the plant at full capacity as soon as practically possible.
According to him, 75 specialists were involved in the recovery activities, working around the clock in three shifts. Parts of the damaged structures and auxiliary equipment were dismantled. New radiators, heat exchangers, fans, electric motors were installed, electrical wires run, etc.
“Thanks to well-coordinated efforts of the team and the support of KazMunayGas, we managed to promptly eliminate the fire effects and completely recover the operation of our plant,” N. Tulepov noted.
The recovery works made it possible to ensure 100% feed gas intake. The plant has reached its regular operating parameters — 95-100 thousand cubic meters of gas per hour.
Let us recall that on 16 June at 23:15 (Nur-Sultan time) the compressor shop air cooler caught fire at the Kazakh Gas Refinery LLP in the town of Zhanaozen, Mangystau Region. By 23:52, the fire had been completely extinguished. There were no casualties or injured. National Company “KazMunayGas” deployed an emergency response centre headed by Alik Aidarbayev, Chairman of the Management Board.


Eva M. King
Eva M. Higgins King was born in Indiana. She married music teacher, composer, and publisher Jacob Franklin King of Wayne County, Ohio, and lived in Walcottville, Indiana, where they operated a music publishing business. They were active teaching music conventions and singing schools throughout the region. She composed for his singing school collections. They eventually moved back to his former Ohio home and, after he died in 1904, she married Elmer C. Bowman. She died in Columbus, Ohio, after a number of years living there.
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Capcom has registered a new trademark for Onimusha, sparking speculation that the PlayStation 2-era action game series may be making a comeback. The trademark was spotted by NeoGAF user Miku, who has noted that it is an entirely new regristration. There are no details beyond this and, as of yet, Capcom has not indicated any intention to bring back the series. It may be the trademark is for another Pachinko machine or mobile title, as opposed to a new console and PC game.
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Murphy Dual Cowl Phaeton
Duesenbergs need little description. Their long lines, imposing hood and cowl, lightning-flash radiator ornament, giant headlights and muscular external exhaust do exactly as their creators intended. Convey speed, power, sportiness, luxury and exclusivity. “Built to Outrun, Outlast and Outclass Anything Else on the Road” was a popular summation.
So it is with J-315, a long-wheelbase dual-cowl phaeton crafted in the style of Murphy. A real car – not a “bitsa” – J-315’s chassis, engine, firewall and other running gear are original, and have remained together since the car left the factory. J-315 has been painstakingly restored in order to both show and drive. Gleaming in subtlety two-toned red with tan livery, J-315 stands out in any setting with its radically raked dual windshields, extreme length and sheer presence.
Reflecting the quality of its early-1990s restoration, subsequent care and refreshing, J-315 earned an AACA Junior award in 1996, an AACA Senior as well as the club’s prestigious Auburn-Cord-Duesenberg National Award in 2012, and an AACA Grand National First in 2020. At the annual Auburn-Cord-Duesenberg Reunion, J-315 placed third in its highly competitive class in 2014 and second in 2019. J-315 was also named Most Popular Car at both the 2019 Henry Ford Museum Old Car Festival and 2017 Concours of Texas, won class awards in two showings at Houston’s Keels and Wheels Concours, and was named the 2020 Houston Auto Show’s “Star Car.” The car appeared in the major movie “Capone,” released in 2020.
J-315 has also been restored to drive. Its 1990s restoration included an engine rebuild with fitting of Carillo rods, new 7-to-1 compression ratio domed pistons, rebabbited main bearings and inserted rod bearings. During the past eight years, J-315’s current owner commissioned a comprehensive mechanical restoration by Classic and Exotic Services and its successor, Straight Eight, LLC. Among services performed were replacement of all valves and valve springs, rod bearings and water pump; refurbishing of the camshafts and their bearings; rebuilding of the carburetor, flywheel, clutch, transmission, driveline, differential, springs, shocks, brakes, steering box, steering shaft and drag link; installation of a high-speed 3.54-to-1 ring gear and pinion; replacement of the muffler; and installation of Tripp lights and a right-side tail light to facilitate night driving. Even with this work, in order to preserve its cosmetic quality the car has been driven sparingly, with fewer than 900 miles on the odometer since the initial early-1990s restoration.
J-315 has a well-documented history. Originally it was fitted with a high-roof Rollston limousine body for Mrs. Henry Evans, a New York socialite and widow of an insurance company CEO. In 1934 she traded in the car for a new Duesy (she would ultimately own 3 Duesenbergs in total). In 1935 J-315 was sent to the factory Chicago branch, which removed the limo body and fitted the chassis with a Dietrich coupe body removed from a Lincoln. J-315 remained on the Duesenberg books until the company shut down. In subsequent years the car was owned by several well-known Duesenberg purveyors and collectors, including John Troika, W.S. Edge, Owen Owens and James Dunbar, then in 1968 by Harry Andrews. Andrews removed the coupe body and commissioned construction of a dual cowl phaeton body in the style of Murphy, closely duplicating the lines of the famed William Harrah “Bluebird” Duesy – the sole example of a long-wheelbase split-rear-cowl phaeton originally built by Murphy.
Andrews then sold the still-unrestored car to Lewis Landoli, and it later went to the McGowan brothers, then in 1984 to Florida collector Bill Lassiter, who completed a beautiful cosmetic restoration with the help of Rick Carroll Restorations. In 2005 J-315 went to auction and was purchased by Houston collector John O’Quinn, then in 2011 was purchased by the present owner.
J-315’s current body was crafted in the original manner, with a wood frame and aluminum skin. Two other duplicate bodies built in the modern era were installed on Duesenberg chassis, meaning that with the original car only four examples of this body style exist on the long 153.5-inch wheelbase – rare company. The car shows only a few signs of the 25 years that have elapsed since its original restoration. It drives easily and strongly, reflecting the skills of those who brought it up to standards mechanically as well as the unsurpassed engineering expertise of its creators.
As they say, “There’s nothing like a Duesy.” Try to catch one with any classic car other than another Duesenberg, and you’ll agree.
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We've had a busy couple of weeks at school. It was wonderful to see so many families out enjoying books together at Camp Read last week. What a fun evening. Thanks to everyone who was able to pop by the classroom to say hello. The children took the job of introducing their families to me very seriously. Well done! They were excited and proud to show you around their new classroom. Thank you for making Camp Read such a great success.
Today we read a fantastic new book called Ike's Incredible Ink by Brianne Farley. Ike, the inkblot, wants to write an incredible story but doesn't know what to write about. He contemplates cleaning his room or calling a friend instead. Maybe finding his favourite pen would help. Ike decides that new ink is what he needs. He sets off on an adventure to collect the perfect ingredients to make his very own ink. Will the journey become the inspiration Ike needs to start his story?
The children had some laughs as they related to Ike's procrastinating. We talked about some of the things we do when we don't have an idea for writing, like wandering, sharpening pencils, going to the washroom and chatting with friends. Then we brainstormed where writers get their ideas from, before setting off to write this morning. Writers get ideas from the world around them (Desiree), things they're interested in (Dominik), experiences and memories (Danielle), real life (Mrs. Russo), things they've learned (Autumn), and reading books (Benyamin).

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Bollywood actress Taapsee Pannu took to social media to share a special announcement with her fans and revealed that she will be playing the role of Mithali Raj. The latter is an Indian cricketer and the former captain of the Indian women's national cricket team and has been one of the most celebrated sportspeople in the country.
The announcement was made on the occasion of Mithali's birthday and Taapsee was seen celebrating with the former. The actress wrote, "Happy Happy Birthday Captain @mithaliraj ! You have made all of us proud in more than many ways and it’s truly an honour to be chosen to showcase your journey on screen. On this Birthday of yours I don’t know what gift I can give you but this promise that I shall give it all I have to make sure you will be proud of what you see of yourself on screen with #ShabaashMithu P.S- I am all prepared to learn THE ‘cover drive’ #HappyBirthdayCaptain"
Film analyst Taran Adarsh also shared the announcement and wrote, "IT'S OFFICIAL... #TaapseePannu to star in the biopic on the life of cricket legend #MithaliRaj... Titled #ShabaashMithu... Directed by Rahul Dholakia [#Raees]... Produced by Viacom18 Studios."
Mithali Raj is the only female cricketer to surpass the 6,000 run mark in WODIs and also the first player to score seven consecutive 50s in ODIs. She is considered to be one of the most inspiring female cricketers in the world. The sports star announced her retirement from international T20 in September earlier this year.
On the movie front, Taapsee was last seen in another sports biopic based on the lives of sharpshooters Chandro and Prakashi Tomar in Tushar Hiranandani's Saand Ki Aankh. It also featured Bhumi Pednekar and Prakash Jha in the lead roles.
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Taapsee Pannu confirms the news of her playing the role of Indian women's cricket captain Mithali Raj in her biopic film Shabaash Mithu on Mithali's birthday. Apart from Shabaash Mithu, Taapsee will also be seen in Rashmi Rocket playing the role of athlete Rashmi. Watch the video to know more.
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The recommendation from the powerhouse exchange, led by
Furse, is set to be made in a document to be submitted to the chancellor
ahead of his pre-Budget report.
It is believed that the issue of stamp duty will be a prominent feature of
the LSE study, in a bid to sway the chancellor’s before the PBR, expected at the
end of the month or the early part of December.
The financial institution believed that scrapping the 200-year-old levy would
fuel the economy, as the 0.5% tax on the purchase price of a share has been seen
as a barrier to equity dealing by the bulk of those involved in the
Does Darwin's theory apply to taxation? Colin ponders...
The EC has been instructed to draft a European Union (EU) directive authorising an EU financial transaction tax, which would apply to ten of the EU’s 28 member states
Accountancy watchdog the FRC has dropped its investigation into the former chief financial officer of Tesco, nearly two years after the supermarket was engulfed in an accounting scandal
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Lancaster security firm defies odds during pandemic with move into supermarket sector
FGH Security had been well established within the door supervision and events industry, but when Covid-19 struck in March last year, the business had to take drastic measures to ensure its survival.
The company, based at The White Cross Business Park lost 90 per cent of its work overnight when events including the Pokémon Go concert, LFC Premier League Parade, and Glastonbury started to cancel as a result of the pandemic.
The hospitality industry soon closed down entirely, and with three offices in Lancaster, Manchester and London, and a workforce of over 250, losing work would have had catastrophic consequences for the business.
The FGH senior management team had calculated that they could continue to cover the usual running costs of the business for about four months and the company developed a "survive until month five" mantra.
This was if the team cut their salaries by 50 per cent and all business vehicles were sold.
The entire FGH team then made the decision to reach out to over 1,000 businesses in new sectors, including supermarkets, to enquire about potential work.
The efforts paid off, and just two days later, FGH received an order to assist with security guards at 100 sites of a major supermarket, with work starting the next day.
The business drafted in extra help and remobilised its workforce, and by the next morning, they had covered 90 per cent of the stores already and had a plan to fulfil the rest. .
From here, the calls started rolling in and FGH aligned itself with over 250 leading supermarket stores.
The sudden influx of work however presented a problem for FGH, they could not fulfil it all alone, and neither could their existing network of 20 approved companies.
Peter Harrison, managing director at FGH Security knew that many security businesses found themselves in a similar situation due to the crisis and saw an opportunity.
He suggested that a group of security companies work together to deploy door supervisors at supermarkets.
The team set to work focusing on auditing new delivery partners, which included partnering with organisations that had been previously competitors, or with whom they had not spoken to for twenty years.
The company managed to secure over 175 companies within its new network, and 51 of them are currently working directly with the business as delivery partners.
The existing FGH team were also used in the new positions the supermarket contracts presented.
Screening officers had taken a break from screening and could now be found on Companies House, running insurance checks, or verifying certificates.
Security controllers from the festival team were brought in to control and record the hours worked across all the stores and security supervisors turned their hand to route planning.
FGH also assisted companies in its network, running a training program for a small number of delivery partners to gain SIA Approved Contractor Status.
This involved running a series of training sessions and sharing FGH developed materials and documents to help raise the industry standard.
The core FGH team found themselves self-isolating in the office together to see the new projects delivered, before taking over a local hotel which became the company HQ.
In total in the first 12 weeks of lockdown, the supermarkets serviced by FGH had more than 50 million visitors to them.
Now twelve months on, FGH has successfully secured the business, with a turnover of £11.4m and 1500 jobs secured.
Peter Harrison, managing director at FGH Security said: “Our total partners included 175 companies, many of whom would have gone out of business or been forced to make many redundancies.
"We are extremely proud of the work we achieved in 2020 and are so pleased that we kept so many people safe around the UK. The FGH team means the absolute world to me, and I am so proud to be where we are today.”
Established in 2003, FGH are trusted by global brands to keep their assets and millions of people safe every year.
They are the first and only manned security company in the UK to make it as a Times Top 100 Employer and are ranked as the 89th Best SME in the UK to work for.


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nice words keep it up u seem to have a way with words....i told u u could be a grt writer....u r endorsing it....regards..sunkan
your poems were very interesting .Beingfrom kerala I enjoyed them very much, a Wordsworth in the making?Our writer friends and review friends will give professioal feedback
Lovely poems...with a lot of visual imagery also. I liked the poem...A LITTLE TOO LATE!
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CONCORD, N.C. – The Xtreme DIRTcar Series is adding a new event to its winter schedule on Saturday, Dec. 7, at Volunteer Speedway in Bulls Gap, Tenn.
The $5,000-to-win Grinch 40 completes the Xtreme schedule, with six events from November through February at tracks across the southeast, including the season finale on Feb. 29 at Modoc Raceway, which will be a $7,000-to-win event.
The staff at Volunteer is excited to host its first super late model race of the season under new track owner Landon Stallard.
He said the season just couldn’t end without treating the track’s loyal fans to one last great show, featuring some of the Southeast’s best on the dirt late model circuit.
“We’re so glad we get to provide our great fans with the opportunity to see some quality super late model racing,” Stallard said. “We were honored to even be asked to be a part of it.”
The finale at Modoc will determine the Xtreme DIRTcar Series champion, who will collect $20,000 from the point fund.


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Police are investigating an alleged assault outside a pub in Whitworth on Friday night.
A 53-year-old man received serious head injuries during the incident outside the Cock and Magpie on Tong End.
He was taken to Royal Oldham Hospital. Anyone with information can call 101 quoting log 1833 of December 18. Alternatively Crimestoppers can be contacted anonymously on 0800 555 111 or online.


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text: Written by Huang-Hsiung Hsu. Taiwan is currently suffering a severe drought. Water use restriction on agriculture, livelihood, and industry has been mounting since autumn 2020. No landfalling typhoons (except a minor one passing through the Luzon Strait in early November 2020 that brought very little precipitation) for the first time in 57 years led to our low water level in major reservoirs. These dry conditions were compounded by the following spring rainfall failure in 2021 (likely caused by the prevailing La Niña) that worsened the drought impacts. Nevertheless, a drought that usually lasted for few months was not uncommon in Taiwan and seemed to occur more frequently in recent decades.


Panasonic unveils 720p DVCPRO
By BroadCasting & Cable Staff -- Broadcasting & Cable, 7/23/2000 8:00:00 PM
Making good on the promise it made in February, Panasonic has developed a working prototype of a 720-line progressive DVCPRO HD camcorder. The manufacturer demonstrated the unit, scheduled for delivery in December 2000 at a suggested list price of $60,000, at the ITS Forum in Los Angeles earlier this month.
The AJ-HDC27A dual-frame-rate camcorder will be able to record up to 46 minutes of HDTV video in either the 720p/30fps or the 720p/60fps format.
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Tom Cruise visits Indian restaurant Last Updated : 18 Feb 2013 08:54:21 PM IST File photo of Hollywood star Tom Cruise.
Hollywood star Tom Cruise's visit to an Indian restaurant in Hertfordshire, where he ordered chicken tikka masala, has been turned into a film.
The 50-year-old actor visited Veer Dhara last August while he was shooting 'All You Need Is Kill' at the Leavesden Studios.
Tom Cruise's Indian restaurant visit made into movie:
Cruise ordered lobster and chicken tikka masala when he and eight companions visited the eatery in St Albans, reported online media.
A friend settled the bill after the restaurant told Cruise it did not accept American Express.
A video about his curry night has been entered into the inaugural St Albans Film Festival's short-film competition.
"Everyone in the film is wearing a Tom Cruise mask. It's very funny," festival director Leoni Kibbey said.
Kibbey said the festival, which runs from March 8-10, showcases the county's historic links with the film industry.
Director Stanley Kubrick lived in the St Albans area, film pioneer Arthur Melbourne-Cooper was born in St Albans and the Pinewood and Elstree studios are nearby.
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Signage on Spinning Jenny Way
The most common visitation to Leigh happens along the main thoroughfare, Spinning Jenny Way. Due to the significance of The Loom Shopping as well, people's habits tend to be to park their cars in this car park and walk from the large supermarket, Tesco, to the centre via the side entrance to Spinning Gate Shopping Centre. This is an extremely prominent position to create digital signage with the main aim of attracting people into the town centre.
The digital signage can be used to promote small independent businesses, events happening in and around Leigh and attract those who are passing by to interact more with the town centre. Leigh Means Business proposes to run the advertisements along with online campaigns which means for SME’s the opportunity to access more customers which in the current circumstances can be rather difficult without large advertising budgets.
The signage will be altruistic by design and it will cost very little for potential businesses to advertise on the screens. This will mean that businesses will be able to advertise themselves across the board at a very reasonable cost whilst adhering to a design guide.
- Better business awareness to the public
- Capturing the attention of passes by
- Improving the town's image