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What’s it about: The Doctor and Leela find themselves in the middle of London at the time of a new energy crisis. The GlobeSphere Corporation seems to have all the answers – but several thousand protestors beg to differ. What is the connection between the National Gallery and a base on the Moon? Has radical thinker Damien Stephens simply sold out, or does he have a more sinister agenda? The Doctor has detected a mysterious energy reading. Could it be that the most evil creatures in the universe have returned to claim ultimate victory once and for all?
Teeth and Curls: Strangely enough I have been doing an exercise marathon (a mixture of Doctor Who and Big Finish episodes whilst I cross train) and have just reached the mid point of season 15. It really shows that Tom Baker didn’t have any time for Leela’s character at least as far as Horror of Fang Rock and The Invisible Enemy are concerned where he cannot look Louise Jameson in the eye and vomits his lines at her that makes every one sound like an insult. Its shocking after their sweet introductory stories in season fourteen. Its made me re-evaluate what Big Finish are trying to do with this season 14b because this is our chance as fans of both the fourth Doctor and Leela to see the two of them working together as a team and Tom and Louise really enjoying each others company and the scripts. Certainly there is more warmth and feeling between them in Renaissance, Iceni and Energy of the Daleks than I have seen yet in season 15 and its astonishing how well they fit when Baker is willing to give the character a chance. I look forward to more stories with the pair and their newfound respect for one another and perhaps one day we will see a blistering schism between the two that explain their discordant chemistry in their last season together.
One of the things I really enjoyed about Tom Baker’s performance here was that it seemed to veer between the absolute seriousness of Genesis of the Daleks and the complete irreverence of Destiny of the Daleks which given its placing in the fourth Doctor’s run felt entirely appropriate. It made me chuckle to have the Doctor wrong footed for once as he steps from the TARDIS and has its materialisation explained to him! I loved the way Tom Baker said the line ‘2025 AD’ because he sounded just like Peter Cushing when he announced their presence in Earth’s future in the second movie! The Doctor manages to give the briefest potted history of the Daleks on record but that is only because there isn’t the time to waste on such explanations and actually it’s a pretty succinct and accurate summation anyway. Listen to the way the Doctor says ‘Robomen’ and then copy him…its infectious! The Doctor and Leela have great fun pretending to be Robomen but I don’t think I’ll be putting either of them up for an Oscar. I couldn’t resist joining in with ‘BYE BYE DALEKS!’ in true Destiny of the Daleks style and my cats looked at me as though I had gone quite dolally! He enjoys giving the Daleks a galaxy sized migraine.
Noble Savage: It strikes me as a little odd that the Doctor should try and civilise Leela by showing her the worst of humanity and pitching up at historical battles (Iceni) and riots (Daleks). Mind you for Leela that sort of behaviour is civilised so I guess she feels as though she is learning a lot! The Doctor is dressing up Leela in period clothes again, this time the 21st Century I for one would have paid to have had the chance to see her in a hoodie, jeans and trainers. She is clever enough to know when she is being mocked. Leela versus the Daleks? How could they have possibly resisted? She calls them ‘metal cones’ and refuses to take any of their nonsense, always managing to shout that little bit louder than them! As usual Louise Jameson is giving 110% (is that possible?) and really sounds as though she is in severe pain as the Daleks try and drag the information from her mind. She isn’t afraid of anything, is she? She insults the Daleks because she does not fear death and has absolute faith that she will see the Doctor again and he will defeat his greatest enemies.
Standout Performance: In a time when his name is used as a swear word on the lips of certain Doctor Who fans who think they can make the show (whether it is on TV or audio) better than the people doing it (I’d love to see them have a go) I think it is worth pointing out just how much Nicholas Briggs has contributed to both Big Finish and the new series and what a talented contributor to Doctor Who he is in general. His voice work is astonishing (big up for the Judoon! How! Now! Brown! Cow!) and he has taken the Daleks to depths that even veterans such as Roy Skelton and Michael Wisher didn’t manage. His stories veer from being brilliant (Creatures of Beauty, Patient Zero, the Dalek Empire series) to less than successful (Sword of Orion, Destination Nerva, the Cyberman series) but that isn’t a blinding revelation because that is a description I would use to depict practically every writer (with very few exceptions). His best work is dramatic, thought provoking, intelligent and immersive and his continued passion for Big Finish since Gary Russell jumped ship (and I don’t mean that in a derogatory fashion because I would have done the same for a chance to work on the TV series) has ensured its continued success and survival. I think people concentrate far too much on little things (‘HOW DARE HE USE DIFFERENT VOICES ON THE EARTHSHOCK TARGET AUDIO!’) and forget all the really positive things the man has brought to the audios and the TV show. So this is a wave to you, Nick Briggs and your wonderful Dalek voices in this story and your continued dedication and talent pouring into Big Finish.
Sparkling Dialogue: ‘No he will exterminate you and I will help him!’ – go Leela!
‘Let’s go to the moon!’ – and just when the Doctor was starting to sound sane!
‘That was the Daleks. They’re ruthless, they’re unstoppable and they’re on their way…’
‘Sine you’re so confident you wont mind if I give it a try, will you?’
Great Ideas: You know Energy of the Daleks is a unique one for sure because all of the stories up until now have tried very hard (and for the most part succeeded) to capture the era they were made in. Even John Dorney’s flawed but memorable Boudica adventure could have been made at the time with a couple of horses and a muddy field. I have made no secret of my opinions of Destination Nerva and still think it was an embarrassing misfire for the range that put nostalgia above creating a decent story so its really pleasing to see Nick Briggs completely breaking free of the mould this time and producing something that I couldn’t see on screen in 1970. Made in 2011 with the benefit of hindsight we are experiencing our first taste of the Doctor and Leela in some genuinely contemporary adventures and it’s a nice feeling. If the series had stuck to its roots throughout it would have been like another Lost Story season and if the Main range had worked that way Peter Davison would be swamped by his melodramatic companions, Colin Baker would only be starring in gaudy, violent adventures and Sylvester McCoy would be shouting unconvincingly all the time. Okay the last one is true but the truth of the matter is that they took all the audio Doctors in new directions and improved them because of it and now it looks as if the fourth Doctor is going to get that chance too. Hurrah. The internet is described as a ‘21st century human obsession.’ I’ll go with that! Its interesting to see Doctor Who do a take on the energy crisis and handle protestations to that cause. He can try and sound pissed as a fart but I heard John Dorney in there as a Roboman! Everyone winding up in Damian’s bed really made me chuckle. The Daleks are still manipulative little buggers – promising Damian limitless energy if he goes along with their plans. I find it very amusing that the encapsulation of pure evil should understand human greed so well. This time the metal meanies are trying to push the moon away and turn the Earth into a violent meteorological maelstrom, shifting the planets axis, equatorial regions becoming polar with climate changes of unimaginable force and wiping out the human race. They are thinking ahead this time and wiping out a force that will challenge them in the future, the clever bastards! Leela describes them as cowards scared of a fair fight. There’s a moral in there somewhere about not taking short cuts to a brighter future but again the running means that it cannot be laboured and given some of the third Doctor’s misty eyed speeches to camera that might be a relief!
Audio Landscape: Airlock door opening, TARDIS beeping and bonking, wind, a screaming riot, rain falling, transmat, squeaky door, sonic screwdriver, the delicious Dalek guns that scream are back and I love that sound effect, the is still room for some authenticity and a Dalek blows in true 70s unspectacular fashion…it literally sounds like a polystyrene casing crumbling!, screams,
Musical Cues: There is an awesome piano theme running through the scene where the Doctor realises who is behind this whole messy business that had my foot tapping away.
Result: Personally I found this far superior to Destination Nerva on just about every count. The simpler, more dramatic story is a blessing, the characters whilst not Robert Holmes memorable were serviceable to the plot and there is a very real threat in the shape of the Daleks. Had Nicholas Briggs failed to impress me with a Dalek tale after his superlative four season Dalek Empire series I would have been gobsmacked but he understands the creatures too well to disappoint on that score. I’ve already heard people suggest that this should have been a longer story and I cannot help but agree with that assessment because the first episodes flies by in a hurry and only leaves a scant 25 minutes for the Daleks to impress. I’m not sure if the reason is financial of creative but two of the four released so far have suffered greatly from their reduced running time (and I don’t buy that Nick Briggs cannot work to a 50 minute schedule because he provided some belters in the 8DA range) and could have done with some fleshing out of the situation and the cast. Its all about as deep as a puddle but its very exciting and quite funny (I loved the character who kept pointing out how mad the Doctor was) for that and its good to follow up the high drama of Iceni with something this unpretentious and fun. There’s been nothing in this first fourth Doctor season that I would call and out and out classic but they are certainly bubbling along quite nicely. I just wonder what the first knockout of the range is going to be (looks up Jonny Morris’ next contribution in the Mary Tamm season…). Energy of the Daleks isn’t going to be anybody’s favourite audio adventure (at least I don’t think so) but it’s a harmless Dalek diversion with plenty of bang for your buck and I can certainly think of far less fun ways to spend 50 minutes of your life (I’ve just reviewed seven seasons of Star Trek: Voyager). Enjoyable: 7/10


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Abstract • A child born without scalp, skull, or dura to cover the brain (aplasia cutis congenita) was successfully treated by a multidiscipline team. A coexisting ruptured omphalocele forced a change in treatment from the currently recommended regimen of mandatory early scalp closure. Homograft skin was used to protect the brain during the time the omphalocele was treated and skin flaps were delayed. Fluoroscein dye was utilized to determine flap viability and predicted ischemia until after a third delaying procedure was performed. The successful outcome suggests that the present philosophy of early surgical closure being essential for survival in infants with large cranial defects can be altered and, in fact, permanent full-thickness flaps may be designed, tested for viability, and delayed while homograft skin protects the infant's brain from infection and thrombosis. (Arch Surg 111:1160-1164, 1976) References 1. Campbell W: Case of congenital ulcer on the cranium of a fetus . Edinb J Med Sci 2:82, 1826. 2. Matson DD: Congenital defects of the scalp and skull , in Neurosurgery of Infancy and Childhood , ed 2. Springfield, Ill, Charles C Thomas Publisher, 1957. 3. Croce EJ, Purohit RC, Janovski NA: Congenital absence of skin (aplasia cutis congenita) . Arch Surg 106:732-734, 1973.Crossref 4. Farmer AW, Maxmen M: Congenital absence of skin . Plast Reconstr Surg 25:291-297, 1960.Crossref 5. Greig DM: Localized congenital defects of the scalp . Edinb Med J 38:341, 1931. 6. Hodgman JE, Mathres AW, Levan NE: Congenital scalp defects in twin sisters . Am J Dis Child 110:293, 1965. 7. Johnsonbaugh RE, Light IJ, Sutherland JM: Congenital scalp defects in father and son . Am J Dis Child 110:297-298, 1965. 8. Kahn EA, Olmedo L: Congenital defects of the scalp . Plast Reconstr Surg 6:435-440, 1950.Crossref 9. Rauschkolb RR, Enriques SI: Aplasia cutis congenita . Arch Dermatol 86:54-57, 1962.Crossref 10. Savage D: Localized congenital defects of the scalp . J Obstet Gynaecol Br Commonw 63:351, 1956.Crossref 11. Abt IA: Congenital skin defects . Am J Dis Child 14:113, 1917. 12. Anderson NP, Nou FG: Congenital defect of the scalp . Arch Dermatol Syph 46:257-263, 1947.Crossref 13. Ingalls NW: Congenital defects of the scalp: Studies in the pathology and development, III . Am J Obstet Gynecol 25:861-873, 1933. 14. Peer LA, Van Duyn J: Congenital defects of the scalp . Plast Reconstr Surg 3:722-726, 1948.Crossref 15. Moller KO: Congenital defects of the cranium caused by amniotic adhesions . Acta Gynecol Scand 2:144-157, 1923.Crossref 16. Kosnik EJ, Sayers MP: Congenital scalp defects: Aplasia cutis congenita . J Neurosurg 42:32, 1975.Crossref 17. O'Brien BM, Drake JE: Congenital defects of the skull and scalp . Br J Plast Surg 13:102, 1960.Crossref 18. Pap GS: Congenital defect of scalp and skull in three generations of one family: Case report . Plast Reconstr Surg 46:194-196, 1970.Crossref 19. Dowler VB: Congenital defect of the skin in a newborn infant . Am J Dis Child 44:1279, 1932. 20. Lynch PJ, Kahn EA: Congenital defects of the scalp: A surgical approach to aplasia cutis congenita . J Neurosurg 33:198-202, 1970.Crossref 21. Callaway JL, Noojin RO, Riley KA, et al: Congenital ectodermal defect: Report of an unusual case involving scalp and leg . J Pediatr 28:214-216, 1946.Crossref 22. Hunn J, Huygens MCL, Hugo H, et al: Hereditary scalp and cranial defects . Med J Aust 1:219-223, 1969. 23. Walker JC, Koemig JA, Irvin L, et al: Congenital absence of skin . Plast Reconstr Surg 26:209-217, 1960.Crossref 24. Montgomery H: Congenital aplasia , in Dermatopathology . New York, Harper & Row Publishers Inc, 1967, vol 1, p 75. 25. Freud P, Rhodes AW, Weisz A: A hereditary skin defect in the newborn infant . J Pediatr 27:591, 1945.Crossref 26. Conway H, Johnson G Jr: Congenital absence of the scalp and skull . Ann Surg 144:1035-1044, 1956.Crossref 27. Converse JM: Surgical closure of scalp defects , in Kahn EA, Crosley EC, Schneider RC, et al (eds): Correlative Neurosurgery , ed 2. Springfield, Ill, Charles C Thomas Publisher, 1969, p 599. 28. Thorvaldsson SE, Grabb WC: The intravenous fluorescein test as a measure of skin flap viability . Plast Reconstr Surg 53:576-578, 1974.Crossref 29. Myers MB: Prediction of skin sloughs at the time of operation with the use of fluorescein dye. Surgery 51:158-162, 1962.
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The worst nightmares are those that seem to be scenes repeating again and again. You become aware you’re stuck in this dream and it won’t let you wake up, instead the words spoken repeat, the actions repeat; again and again until you wish you’d wake up or die. Alan Wake is stuck in a nightmare at the moment too and they’ve nailed this repetitive torture down to perfection.
The Writer is the second piece of download content for Alan Wake. It continues the story though in a way that means nothing exactly important will happen; filler through and through minus an ending which hints at where Alan Wake 2 could go from here. The story presented is actually ok though as Alan tries to break out of this bad dream of his imagination working against him. His mind seems to have got a little more vivid this time with floating islands, fairy light lit bridges and rotating rooms.
The new set pieces are what make this piece of dlc one of the better episodes in Alan Wake. The assets of environment are all still reused (don’t expect any new things to see, just old pieces scattered about in new ways) and the game doesn’t introduce any new weapons, enemies or moves but the way you run through these areas are a little more fun and even test the mind for about two seconds longer than before. The rooms which rotate are good fun as you try to find the exit as everything moves around and the whole surreal aspect of floating islands and making rocks disappear by flashing your torch at the words is great, especially when you are surrounded by about five enemies and having them defeated by the huge lighthouse light spreading across the forest. Last time the use of the floating words felt like a tedious gimmick as they were everywhere but they are used in more creative and interesting ways this time.
The problem with the piece of dlc is the fact the core game is just not that good. The enemies are boring thanks to the combat having very little variation and it all becomes a repeating nightmare. Shine torch (press y when it runs out), shoot (frustrating slow reload times cause lots of frustration as the enemy begins to hack you up), release flare (still get whacked a few times) when things get hectic, repeat. Seeing another wave of enemies to defeat is headache inducing rather than a fun challenge awaiting the player and while the set pieces show some new tricks on the engine, everything else is stuck on the same boring record. Hopefully the sequel will create some variation and a change from the woodland scenery. A good piece of download content however and fans should love it, just be prepared for the same old; with added rotating rooms.


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In many ways a forgotten war, the War of 1812 was America’s first test as a nation. Had it ended differently, we might have been colonies again.
Reenactors and Living Historians in 2013 reveled in the 150th anniversary of Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, and Vicksburg, some of the most monumental battles of the American Civil War. Thousands of participants, tens of thousands of spectators, and merchants of all kinds have gathered to relive these events that shaped our nation and its people forever.
2013 and 2014 have seen anniversaries of other battles from an earlier war which has also shaped American History, the War of 1812. Though overshadowed by its later, longer and bloodier cousin, the War of 1812 was the first major military test of new United States, the only conflict in our history in which a foreign power invaded our states, and the only one in which our capital, Washington DC, was captured. The War of 1812 is famous for Fort McHenry’s valiant stand against the British fleet, the setting of Francis Scott Key’s Star Spangled Banner, and for Andrew Jackson’s (Old Hickory) decimation of the British forces at the Battle of New Orleans.
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Military history lectures to pique your interest in the past.
Napoleon Bonaparte and Frederick the Great agreed that to master military science, a student must study the campaigns of the great generals and admirals before him. In that spirit, this section contains slide presentations that have been used effectively in teaching military principles. They describe battles and campaigns in military history.
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How important is integrity, really, in leadership? Why? How can we find leaders with integrity? We must begin with integrity in ourselves.
In the fall of 1996, several allegations of sexual misconduct between Army leaders and their subordinates became public. The ensuing investigations found many cases in which the allegations were true, and trust began to erode within and towards the US Army. As a result, the Army sought to clarify and promote the values which have been at the heart of American military service for over 200 years. Leaders felt that by emphasizing the values that we held, fought for and died for, they could produce a better fighting force. The mnemonic “LDRSHIP”, pronounced as “leadership”, communicated what the Army was all about.
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Gentrification, a complex urban process, has been shaping neighborhoods across the world, including many in San Diego. As certain areas undergo revitalization and attract higher-income residents, the property management landscape experiences significant shifts. In this blog post, we will explore the impact of gentrification on property management, incorporating relevant keywords like Allied Gardens, Bird Rock, and Carlsbad, to improve search engine rankings and provide valuable information to our target audience.
Understanding Gentrification: Gentrification refers to the transformation of a neighborhood from a low-income or underdeveloped area into a more affluent and sought-after community. This process typically involves the influx of wealthier residents, the renovation of properties, and the introduction of trendy businesses. Gentrification often brings both positive and negative changes to the affected neighborhoods, with implications for property owners and property management companies.
Gentrification’s Impact on Rental Properties: As gentrification takes hold in certain San Diego neighborhoods like Allied Gardens, property owners may witness an increase in property values and rental demand. New amenities, improved infrastructure, and better public services attract higher-income tenants, resulting in higher rental rates. However, this can also lead to the displacement of long-time residents and a potential loss of affordable housing options.
Challenges for Property Management Companies: For property management companies operating in gentrifying neighborhoods, the changing dynamics can present unique challenges. One of the main tasks is striking a balance between maximizing rental income for property owners and maintaining a diverse and inclusive tenant community. Property managers must adapt to the shifting demographic and tailor their services to cater to the evolving needs of both new and existing tenants.
Preserving Community and Culture: Amidst the changes brought on by gentrification, it’s essential to preserve the unique community and cultural aspects that attracted residents in the first place. Property management companies can play a pivotal role in fostering a sense of community and ensuring that long-time residents are not marginalized. Organizing community events, supporting local businesses, and engaging with residents can help maintain the neighborhood’s identity.
Affordable Housing Initiatives: To address concerns about affordable housing amid gentrification, property management companies can collaborate with local authorities and organizations to implement affordable housing initiatives. Offering affordable rental options within the community can help mitigate the impact of rising rental costs and provide housing opportunities for a diverse range of residents.
Adapting to Market Shifts: Gentrification can cause fluctuations in the rental market, and property management companies need to be proactive in adapting to these shifts. Staying up-to-date with market trends, conducting regular rental market analyses, and adjusting rental prices accordingly are crucial steps to maintain competitiveness in gentrifying neighborhoods.
Sustainable Property Management Practices: As gentrification progresses, sustainable property management practices become even more vital. Energy-efficient upgrades, environmentally conscious maintenance, and waste reduction initiatives can contribute positively to the neighborhood’s transformation and sustainability.
Gentrification in San Diego neighborhoods like Allied Gardens, Bird Rock, and Carlsbad is a multi-faceted phenomenon that impacts property management in various ways. Property managers must be mindful of the changes and challenges brought about by gentrification and strive to strike a balance between progress and preservation. By implementing inclusive practices, collaborating with local stakeholders, and staying adaptive to market shifts, property management companies can contribute positively to the ongoing transformation while providing valuable services to property owners and tenants alike.


IF4S Capacitance Interface for Dual Device Testing
The IF4S is designed to perform 1MHz capacitance measurements
on dual segment devices in conjunction with the 3600E tester.
Designed to be mounted on or near a handler or prober, the IF4S
contains the relays necessary for connecting a capacitance meter
through relatively short leads to the various pins of the DUT.
Each capacitance interface option includes a capacitance meter,
and an IF1 Standard Interface. For non-capacitance test types
these interface options are effectively transparent.
To achieve capacitance measurement accuracy and repeatability,
the system maintains an auto calibration file on the open socket
offsets for all capacitance test types and for each range of the
The IF4S includes programmable lead switching. The lead switching
feature, which is controlled by the test program, provides the
flexibility to switch both force and sense of the tester's three
Kelvined leads (source/emitter, drain/collector, gate/base) for
any combination at the IF4S output. This allows the test leads
to be connected to the DUT for any possible device pin-out configuration,
offering the advantage of using one test fixture per package style
regardless of the device pin-out. To support testing of dual segment
devices, the output lead configuration may be defined for both
segments of the device.
Another feature of the IF4S is user programmable component plugs,
which allow external components to be connected between the various
leads of the DUT under control of the test program. The component
plugs can be programmed for use in non-capacitance test types


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Judge Decides Federal Law Banning Gun Possession In Post Office Unconstitutional
U.S. District Judge Kathryn Kimball Mizelle deserves a pat on the back for her latest actions surrounding a postal office gun ban.
Mizelle has ruled that a ban on guns in postal offices is a violation of the Constitution, and she will not stand for it.
For good measure, she dismissed a portion of a criminal charge brought against postal worker Emmanuel Ayala for carrying a gun in the federal building.
Mizelle said that this charge brought against Ayala violated Ayala’s Second Amendment rights.
The judge also released a statement on the issue, making her stance abundantly clear.
“The Supreme Court has been clear: the government must point to historical principles that would permit it to prohibit firearms possession in post offices. The United States fails to meet that burden,” Mizelle wrote in the recent statement.
We stand with Mizelle on this topic.
American’s rights under the Second Amendment matter and should be upheld.

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KKL-JNF’s new Chief Scientist Dr. Doron Markel discusses his perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing Israel in the years to come in, an interview with the Neuland Magazine - a publication of JNF-KKL Germany and KKL Switzerland.
“It worries me when I hear people saying that Israel has solved its water problems. You would never hear that from a farmer in the Negev or even in the Galilee where there is a lot more rain. What is true is that thanks to good planning and the construction of desalination plants, we have solved the problem of domestic water supply to the center of the country. As a result, the demand for water from the Kinneret [the Sea of Galilee] has decreased by some 70%. However, the Arava Valley, the Upper Galilee and the Golan Heights regions are still dependent on their very limited local natural water supplies, which provide an adequate amount of drinking water but not enough for agriculture.”
“I must emphasize that it is very important that we continue to safeguard the quality and quantity of the water in the Kinneret. This magnificent lake has served the country faithfully for decades and we are ensuring that it will be able to continue to supply us with water in case of a future emergency.”
When speaking about the Kinneret, Doron Markel knows what he is talking about, and not just because he grew up in Kibbutz Afikim just a few kilometers south of the lake. KKL-JNF’s new Chief Scientist served as Head of the Lake Kinneret Watershed Monitoring and Management Department at the Israeli Water Authority for over 15 years. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Jerusalem. His thesis was on “The Reflooding of the Hula wetland in Northern Israel and the Influence of that Action on Lake Kinneret”.
Markel said with a smile that he feels fortunate and privileged to be working for KKL-JNF. “On the 25th of April 1994, I was standing on-site when the huge tap was opened near Kfar Blum and water began to flow into the Hula Lake in the Hula Valley
. On that same day, I began work on my doctorate, which was made possible thanks to a student grant from KKL-JNF. Today as KKL-JNF Chief Scientist, I am in the position of being able to approve grants for other students. I feel that a circle has closed.”
Was the reflooding of the Hula a success?
“The Hula restoration plan is a big success. It did much to enhance the welfare of the region. While the draining of the swamps seemed justified in the 1950s, the project presented more problems than solutions. The restoration caused the soil to stabilize and enable the conduct of very successful agriculture. KKL-JNF also created a wonderful ecological park complete with migrating birds and native plant species, many of which were thought to have become extinct. As a result, a huge eco-tourism market has developed. However, the restoration also presented challenges that needed to be addressed. Within a few years, we found that the lake contained too much sulfur and was damaging the aquatic vegetation in the new created wetland. In fact, the sulfur concentration was so high that one could smell the rotten-egg odor for miles around. I suggested lowering the depth of the restored Agamon Hula (Hula Lake) from one meter to 20 centimeters to facilitate effective oxidation of the sulfur content of the water. The tactic worked and the contamination of the Agamon water stopped. The Hula Wetland has remained odorless at that level ever since. Another hindsight was that the blocking of the peat drainage to Lake Kinneret reduced nitrogen load downstream and weakened the lake’s "good algae". It led to the new operation of the Agmon, where during the winter it nowadays drains to Lake Kinneret, improving the nitrogen/phosphorus ratio and healing the Kinneret’s algal problem.”
Is there a project under consideration to rehabilitate the Jordan River and increase its flow into the Dead Sea?
“There are those people who call on the water authority to open the Degania Dam to allow water to flow into the Jordan River and ultimately into the Dead Sea to rehabilitate both the Jordan River and the Dead Sea. It’s clear to all that the Dead Sea is in terrible condition. What those people do not know is that even if the dam was wide open nothing would flow out, because the level of the Kinneret is too low and the water budget of the lake is deteriorated. At present, the Israeli Water Authority is pumping some 10-20 million cubic meters of water into the Lower Jordan River each year simply to keep it alive. In years of good rain, that figure may increase to 30 or even 40 million cubic meters. However, almost none of this water ever reaches the Dead Sea. Israeli, Palestinian, and Jordanian farmers along the way draw most of the water for their fields. The Dead Sea requires a massive annual inflow of at least 700 million cubic meters of water for any change to even start taking place. The solution for the Dead Sea will not come from the North but rather from the South.
Are you referring to the Red Sea-Dead Sea Pipeline?
The Red Sea-Dead Sea Project is currently the only feasible solution we have for improving the terrible state of the Dead Sea but that is not the huge plan’s only benefit. The project will also provide fresh water, hydroelectric power and recreational sites along its route. We must take into consideration the welfare of our neighbors who have no running water at all. If we want to live peacefully in this region, we should help them have enough water in their homes. Let us remember that one of the most important and stabilizing parts of the peace agreement with Jordan is water. Since the signing of the peace agreement with King Hussein in 1994, Israel has been supplying the kingdom of Jordan with 50 million cubic meters of water annually. The implementation of the Red Sea-Dead Sea project will bring the two sides even closer. According to the plan, Israel will receive water from the proposed desalination plant in Aqaba for use in the south of the country and Jordan will receive a larger allocation from the Kinneret. I know all this because between 2008 and 2013 I have represented Israel in the Red Sea-Dead Sea Feasibility Study led by the World Bank. It could be a win-win-win situation for all parties including the Palestinian Authority. There are private companies that are interested in investing and it is not entirely clear to me why there is no implementation yet.”
How is the work of KKL-JNF received around the world?
KKL-JNF is highly respected internationally in all those fields in which we excel, such as afforestation
, water management, and ecology. I am invited to conferences all over the world to deliver papers on our work and research. I just returned from Cuba, where I was the first Israeli to address an international conference on climate change there. People listen in amazement when I reveal that together with the Heschel Center for Sustainability, KKL-JNF plans to help an entire regional council to produce enough renewable green energy to be able to disconnect itself completely from the national electricity grid.
Are you involved in the 2040 Project that was presented recently by KKL-JNF World Chairman Danny Atar?
I am very involved and very excited by this project
. As the Chief Scientist how could I not be? The project focuses on creating hi-tech centers in the Galilee and the Negev [Israel’s peripheral regions] in order to drive the economic prosperity of these regions. KKL-JNF knows that a strong periphery will lead to an even stronger Israel. I am leading the academic aspect, which includes bolstering the various academic institutions in these areas, providing scholarships, and investment in research, hi-tech centers, and start-up companies. We plan to set up 10 more KKL-JNF Houses for Excellence in the north and south of the country, following the success of the first KKL-JNF House for Excellence
that was launched in Upper Nazareth in 2018. KKL-JNF Houses for Excellence offer high school students free enrichment programs to prepare them for future hi-tech careers. I believe that Project 2040 ranks amongst the most important missions that KKL-JNF has embarked upon since its inception.”


Firstly, we don’t must let you know that Teletubbies is a bizarre AF cartoon most of us grew up with. A few of us nonetheless have ongoing trauma over that unusual world we have been sucked into.
Properly, issues simply acquired a complete lot weirder because of a dad or mum who has shared a scene from the youngsters’ program that’s all kinds of unsuitable.
“What did I just watch?”
TikToker @his_beautiful_surrender lately took to the video platform to spotlight a scene from the quirky present that left her gobsmacked.
“My toddler was watching Teletubbies and this happened,” she captioned the footage. “What did I just watch,” she added.
The video reveals the three vivid ‘creatures’ (WTF are they meant to be anyway?!) who’re instructed by the narrator to provide a celebration blower a “very very VERY big blow”.
Purple Teletubby Tinky Winky then blows into the occasion merchandise which extends so lengthy and manages to achieve inexperienced Teletubby Dipsy, who’s bending down on one other facet of the hill.
The occasion blower begins to tickle Dispy’s bum — and effectively, Dispy fairly enjoys it!
Followers are divided over the X-rated Teletubbies footage
Within the video, you’ll be able to hear a toddler laughing, displaying that it’s certainly a humorous second for a kid. However for an grownup’s thoughts, it’s a tad too sexual for little eyes.
“omgsh,” one shocked viewer commented.
“Wow,” one other added.
And others shared: “Wouldn’t get away with it now” and “I didn’t allow my kids to watch this show. After 1 episode I banned it.”
In the meantime, others declare they’re not stunned as a result of… umm.. it’s Teletubbies!
“That was the most strangest children’s program I’ve ever seen,” one particular person laughed.
And others actually couldn’t see the issue, claiming we see issues very in another way from our harmless youngsters watching these packages.
“It’s only a problem when you watch it as an adult and realized that everything is sexualized,” one dad or mum stated.
“Kids look at this innocently. It’s our adult minds that turn it into more lol,” one other agreed.
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RRCD1640 STRYKEN - STRYKER: THE EARLY YEARS CD
STRYKEN - STRYKER: THE EARLY YEARS (*NEW-CD, 2022, Retroactive) elite Pre-Stryken album
- From the iconic band that released First Strike
- Includes free Ltd and numbered Collector Card
- Tracks date from the late 70's to early 80's
- Limited to just 500 units!
- 1st time ever album released as a CD!
- Includes two new bonus tracks for the first time!
- 6-panel digiwallet with lyrics and band pics
- Remastered by Rob Colwell (Bombworks Sound)
- Band authorized special reissue
- Exceptional write-up by Doug Van Pelt of Heaven's Metal Magazine
ABOUT THE ALBUM
***STRYKEN: STRYKER THE EARLY YEARS
STRYKEN, originally known as STRYKER, was formed in the late 1970’s by Dale and Stephen Streiker in Arizona with a vision that rock music, just like books, radio and TV could be wholesome and uplifting while subtly pointing people to the GOD who made the heavens and the earth.
In 1980, as STRYKER, BIRC Records released 2 of the 50+ songs they had written and released them on a 45 RPM record. The 2 songs, produced by Joe Bidwell, were recorded at Autograph Recording Studios in Tucson, Arizona and were titled “On The Phone” (Stephen) and “As The Rain Goes” (Dale). These songs, at the time, were considered to be in the PUNK/POWER POP or NEW WAVE genre similar to The Cars, Ramones, New York Dolls and The Knack.
Soon thereafter, Joey Knight (Drummer) and David Kurowski (Bass Guitar), both from Tucson, joined STRYKER and now the stage was set to rapidly develop and record new music to share with their growing fan base.
STRYKEN – STRYKER: THE EARLY YEARS album, is an 8 song compilation of their musical work that contains 5 newly released songs, of which 4 have NEVER been released on CD nor MP3 including “Playing On The Radio,” “As The Rain Goes,” “On the Phone,” and “Life Can’t Be The Same” which provides you with a glimpse into how poverty and sacrifice played a positive role in their faith. Remastered by Bombworks Sound and a full write up from Doug Van Pelt of Heaven's Metal Magazine all come together to ensure fans get everything their collector's hearts desire!
ABOUT THE BAND
Often referred to as the “fundamentalists in armor” and playing what it describes as “thunder rock,” Stryken was put together in Arizona in the late seventies by founding members Dale and Steve Streiker initially under the moniker Stryker. After releasing a single and a four song demo, the two proceeded to place a want ad for a drummer, which led them to a talented timekeeper by the name of Joey Knight. A move to Austin came about in late 1982, and by the spring of the following year the band recorded a nine song cassette only release entitled Blitzkrieg that sold very well in the Southwest. By the mid-eighties, however, Stryker started to receive pressure from the Stryper camp about changing its name. Yes, Stryker rhythms with Stryper, but one important thing to keep in mind is that the name Stryker was trademarked by the band after it formed in the late seventies- a time when the boys in yellow and black were more than likely still in junior high school. Needless to say, cooler heads prevailed and the band agreed to make a change by switching the last letter in its name from an “r” to an “n”. Hence, Stryken was officially born. With a permanent name in place and its line up finalized with the addition of bassist Ezekiel Vade, Stryken went through a complete makeover in its image which saw each member of the group don body armor that is symbolic of the Armor of God as described in Ephesians 6:11. Stryken soon formed its own label, Chrystal Records, which it used to release a 12” single that included the tracks “Rock On” and “Surprise” in addition to its 1987 full length debut, appropriately entitled, First Strike (which came out only on cassette and red transparent vinyl).
So, what is the best way to describe “thunder rock”? Well, according to the band, “thunder rock” is a slower, powerful, driving beat, highlighting on guitars and drums. I might describe it as a combination of eighties influenced metal and straightforward hard rock certain to appeal to fans of Stryper, Bloodgood, Saint, Messiah Prophet, Whitecross, Motley Crue and Kiss. First Strike, upon repeated listen, actually proves itself quite the consistent effort in that its tracks, for the most part, are well constructed and hold up under repeated play. The album, for example, delivers its share of anthemic hard rockers (“Crush The Head Of Satan” & “Rock On”), a couple of upbeat melodic metal tracks (“One Way” & “State Of Emergency’), a slower, more driving number (“The Young Men have A Vision”) and a pair of ballads (“The Answer” & “Surprise”). And the band pulls it off without a hitch, which is a credit to the strength of the songwriting here.
On the Phone
As the Rain Goes
Playing On the Radio
Need Your Love
Life Can't Be the Same
Right of Way
I'm All Right
On the Phone/As the Rain Goes/Playing On the Radio/Need Your Love/Life Can't Be the Same/Right of Way/I'm All Right/It's Over


CLARKSBURG, W.Va. – The Harrison County Commission held its regular meeting on Wednesday morning, with the idea of passing an updated levy.
The Vital Services Levy has been a part of Harrison County for several years, increasing by 5 percent every year.
The levy is up in the next fiscal year.
Commissioner Patsy Trecost and Commission President Susan Thomas voted for the levy, while Commissioner David Hinkle voted against it, citing that the lowering property values in the county could create problems later.
“In the past, the levy has always been increased by five percent each year. In the one that was passed, there was some cuts because we went back and looked at the previous years. Not just last year, because it was kind of hard to judge from a pandemic year. We hope that we made the proper decision,” said President Thomas.
The levy will go up from the previous fiscal year but will remain at a flat rate for the duration of its existence.
Residents will be able to vote for the proposed levy on January 22, 2022.
The commission deferred the voting several times before they settled on a decision on Wednesday.


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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
February 26, 2010
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, PLAINTIFF,
ERIC SINGLETON, DEFENDANT.
The opinion of the court was delivered by: Judge: Hon. William B. Shubb
STIPULATION AND [PROPOSED] ORDER
Date: March 29, 2010
Time: 8:30 a.m.
It is hereby stipulated between the United States, through its undersigned counsel Assistant U.S. Attorney Mary L. Grad and the defendant Eric Singleton, through his undersigned counsel, that the competency hearing presently set for March 1, 2010 be continued to March 29, 2010 at 8:30 a.m.. It is further stipulated that the jury trial set for March 23, 2010 be vacated and that a status conference be set for March 29, 2010 at 8:30 a.m..
This continuance is requested because the psychiatric evaluation of the defendant ordered pursuant to 18 U.S.C. 4241 has not been completed. The doctor evaluating the defendant informed undersigned counsel that a second interview is required in order complete the evaluation in this case. The doctor also needs to review additional BOP mental health documents, if any exist.
The parties stipulate to excludable time pursuant to 18 U.S.C. 4241 from February 26, 2010 through March 29, 2010. Further, the parties stipulate that the interests of justice served by granting this continuance outweigh the best interests of the public and the defendant in a speedy trial. 18 U.S.C. § 3161 (h)(7)(B)(iv) (local code T-4).
Therefore, time will be excluded from February 26, 2010 through March 29, 2010.
IT IS SO ORDERED.
Time is excluded from today's date through and including March 29, 2010, in the interests of justice pursuant to 18 U.S.C. 4241, 18 U.S.C. §3161(h)(7)(B)(iv) [reasonable time to prepare] and Local Code T4.
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This session focuses on using geoprocessing tools in python scripts to automate changes to your data. These are the slides and demos presented in the demo theater.
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The view outside my hotel room in Verdun.
WONDERFUL raspberry cake and coffee from a cafe in Verdun
Memorial for the battle of Verdun
This used to be a forest. It was completely destroyed at the battle of Verdun. Every hole is where a shell hit.
Graves from the men lost at the battle of Verdun
A huge, beautiful church in Reims--I've forgotten the name of it though...
It was designed after Notre Dame, I think.
The stained glass windows inside were beautiful!
G. H. Mumm Champagne- we had a tasting and tour here!
Champagne cellar, they have a bottle of very wine they've made in this room.
Versailles from the back in the gardens
Hall of Mirrors
The gardens at Versailles were gorgeous!!
In front of the Arc de Triumph
This is my favorite picture of the Eiffel Tower
Me on the top of the tower!
Oh goodness. This is taking so long! I'll finish later. I visited the Eiffel Tower on my first night in Paris, so there is a lot more to cover!

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According to the World Energy Outlook report by the International Energy Agency (IEA), global annual solar PV capacity growth is expected to more than quadruple in 2030 to 650 GW. Nearly 50% of the global solar capacity is slated to come from utility-scale installations. One trend that is expected to dominate new commercial and utility-scale solar PV installations is that of bifacial PV modules. A report from the International Technology Roadmap for Photovoltaics (ITRPV) projects bifacial PV panels will capture 40% of the global market share by 2028, reaching as high as 80% by 2031.
While bifacial modules hold the promise of greater economic returns—both from increased energy yields and favorable pricing—bankability and operational risk reduction are critical to future mass adoption. Widely validated, industry-trusted performance models such as those now offered with SolarAnywhere are necessary to increase investor confidence.
The economic benefits and design considerations for bifacial PV systems
Bifacial modules provide higher energy yield and economic returns than their monofacial counterparts, owing to their capability to capture sunlight from both the front and the rear sides. A validation study conducted by NREL found that energy yield for a bifacial PV system can exceed that of a standard monofacial system by as much as 6-9%. This can further vary depending on site-specific factors such as surface albedo, row-height, mounting type, ground coverage ratio (GCR), etc. For example, Kreinin et al. studied factors such as height, albedo and row spacing in bifacial PV systems and reported that optimizing design parameters can achieve gains above 40%.1 Other studies quantifying the impact of installation parameters on bifacial PV performance show that albedo and row height have a direct impact on bifacial energy output.
To understand how bifacial output changes with various PV system parameters, we conducted a sensitivity analysis of various parameters on energy output for an arbitrary fixed-tilt bifacial PV system. The system was simulated using SolarAnywhere weather data with pvlib’s open-source Infinite Sheds Bifacial model. Figure 1 shows the sensitivity of bifacial output to various input parameters. Bifaciality factor, transmission factor and shade factor applied directly to plane-of-array irradiance (POAI) leads to an effectively linear sensitivity to those parameters. As expected, the effect of surface albedo on energy production is much more pronounced for a bifacial system than for a monofacial system.
Figure 1: Sensitivity of Simulated Energy to Bifaciality, Transmission and Shade Factors and Surface Albedo
Similarly, Figure 2 shows that as relative row spacing increases, energy production for a bifacial system increases at faster rate than that of a monofacial system.
Figure 2: Sensitivity of Simulated Energy to PV Panel Configuration
A second reason for the increase in bifacial module adoption is that, over the years, the cost has decreased, making bifacial modules an economically viable option for solar installations. Improved manufacturing processes, economies of scale, and increased competition have contributed to the affordability and competitiveness of bifacial technology. In the U.S., for example, Section 201 solar tariff exemptions are expected to help drive bifacial PV adoption. As per NREL, the LCOE(USD/MWh) of bifacial systems in the United States is already competitive with monofacial systems, even with an initial cost increase of 5-6 ¢/W.
Supporting the future of bifacial PV with on-demand, pvlib Bifacial Modeling via the SolarAnywhere API
As previously noted, the ability to confidently model bifacial PV system performance is critical to mass adoption. To support this goal, SolarAnywhere users can now leverage the SolarAnywhere API to run the open-source pvlib Infinite Sheds bifacial simulation model with SolarAnywhere’s high-fidelity weather data. On-demand access to site-specific, data-driven intelligence—such as estimated PV generation for monofacial and bifacial systems, and site-specific snow and soiling loss estimates—enables solar developers and owners to reduce the financial and operational risks of their solar assets.
Programmatic access to solar energy simulations helps stakeholders make informed decisions across a wide range of applications, such as residential and commercial PV system asset management, and utility PV system forecasting and operations. Clean Power Research offers energy simulations for solar performance assessment via SolarAnywhere® SystemCheck® and Forecast, and is pleased to now support pvlib bifacial models for asset management and PV performance forecasting.
Easy access to industry-supported, open-source pvlib models also enables greater transparency, industry collaboration and broader validation of these models to improve PV performance reliability. For example, Clean Power Research helped raise awareness of slower than expected bifacial model performance within pvlib, resulting in a fix in the latest pvlib model version release.
With the addition of pvlib bifacial models to SolarAnywhere, solar project developers, owners and operators can easily and reliably operate bifacial PV systems at scale while reducing financial and operational risk to their solar projects.
1 Kreinin L, Karsenty A, Grobgeld D, Eisenberg N. 2016. PV systems based on bifacial modules: Performance simulation vs. design factors. 43rd IEEE 43rd Photovoltaic Specialists Conference (PVSC), June 5-10, 2016. DOI: 10.1109/PVSC.2016.7750138. Link


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The Greek city of Herculaneum was founded around the6th century BC.
Towards the end of the first century BC the city became a holiday resort for the Roman aristocracy. Ercolano turned out to be more elegant and refined than Pompeii thanks to its original architecture, as well as for its natural position overlooking the Bay of Naples.
During the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD, Herculaneum was buried by a river of mud which, coming down from the slopes of the volcano, flooded the city and solidified in the form of tuff, becoming, for centuries, the best defense against atmospheric agents .
The first findings were brought to light randomly in 1709, while in 1738 - 1765 real, systematic excavations were financed by the King of Naples, Carlo III of Bourbon.
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This feature was originally going to be a discography feature. But I got a bit too sentimental before writing it out. This is different.
Earlier this year, Yellowcard announced that they would be releasing their last album, and subsequently embarking on their final tour. Yellowcard have never been one of those bands that I've considered a 'favorite', and I honestly haven't the slightest idea why. When you look at their music not only as a pop-punk band, but as a rock band, their music is flawless. They're a band that can be admired all the way back to their humble beginnings as a punk rock band. Hearing the progression between the first three albums up to Ocean Avenue, which is the Yellowcard most of us know and love.
Yellowcard is a band that has always been there. They've done numerous tours, and I think with the exception of one, I saw them every single time (multiple times in multiple cities, if possible) whenever they came through the Bay Area. And I'll be honest, I sometimes took it for granted. I regret that, because they are an unbelievably fantastic band to watch perform, time and time again.
That's another thing: they've always been there, even if they weren't actually there. Southern Air was playing the first time I ever tried alcohol in college. When You're Through Thinking, Say Yes was the first vinyl record I ever purchased with hard earned money. Your songs came up in conversation with a good friend when she told me, the first time I met her, that "View From Heaven" helped her say goodbye to her father when he passed away. Track after track from numerous albums, particularly Ocean Avenue, blared through the stereo in my room as I learned guitar riffs and replicated Ryan Key's infectiously melodic vocal lines. They helped me grow as a musician in ways I didn't think were possible, and without even knowing it at the time. I'm confident that they've done this for hundreds, maybe thousands, of other burgeoning musicians around the world.
Not to mention, there were actually times that I met this band, conducted interviews with them for the VERY early beginnings of what would become the podcast on this site, For The Record. They were nothing but kind, and answered whatever questions I threw at them.
But perhaps the most memorable and most gracious thing this band has ever done for me, as a person, was support the work I was doing when I was just starting out in the music industry. I began a charity called The Project 143 Foundation when I was a teenager. In a nutshell, it's a charity that works to connect teenage cancer patients with music and artists. Most bands have an intense schedule the day of a show. I can't tell you how many times interviews/meetings have to be re-scheduled or all around cancelled due to how hectic a show can be.
These guys personally made sure (along with their manager at the time, Missy Worth, and their publicist Rey Roldan) that we would have a meeting. They signed a number of pieces of merchandise that we were able to include in auctions, and we were able to raise hundreds of dollars for the charity that went towards helping teenage cancer patients. It's something that I've never forgotten to this day.
To be completely honest, I haven't listened to their last album yet. I can't bring myself to do it. I'll probably do it before the final show, but things have been so crazy in life lately that I decided it would be better if I waited until a later time to give it a proper listen. It's one of the only albums out there with a conclusion that'll probably bring tears to my eyes. But then, I realized something, Yellowcard fans:
Yes, it's very sad that the end has come for this band. It's a fact that none of us have wanted to accept these past several months. It's here whether we like it or not though, and I will close with this: we still have the music. After the last note rings out at the final Yellowcard show this year, we will always have their music, whether it's in a digital iTunes library, streaming on Spotify, or sitting on a shelf with CDs and records, their music will always be there. If you have a chance to see this band one last time, don't sleep on it. Go and experience it. Laugh. Cry. Smile. Let their music flow through you and help you escape from the world temporarily like it has for thousands and thousands of people. I know that I'll be there in San Francisco this Saturday, and I wouldn't miss it for the world.
To Yellowcard: thank you. For everything. You'll never be forgotten.
This article wouldn't have been able to have been completed without the help and assistance of Mr. Rey Roldan, who took my countless requests for interviews, photo passes and review tickets over the years, and helped me make all of this happen. It's been a pleasure working with you surrounding Yellowcard, and I look forward to continuing to work with you in the future. And to Missy Worth for taking my email all those years ago for Project 143, I can't thank you enough.
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More than two-thirds of Nebraska’s counties in a state of emergency. Fourteen bridges damaged or destroyed, severing major transportation corridors. Extensive livestock and crop losses. And three confirmed deaths — so far.
“The most extensive damage our state has ever experienced,” Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts said Monday, summing up the impact of the past week’s catastrophic flooding.
As floodwaters in some areas began to level out or slowly recede, the reality set in that cleanup and reconstruction efforts would stretch months — or longer.
Five days after the flooding began in earnest, the magnitude of devastation continued to come into focus as 64 of Nebraska’s 93 counties and four tribal areas had declared a state of emergency.
Some Nebraskans returned to their homes Monday to find structural damage and water in their basements. Others, still barred from their residences by washed-out roads, were stuck wondering if they had anything to return to.
And across the Missouri River, ongoing flooding in places like the small town of Pacific Junction, Iowa, is causing millions of dollars in damage.
Ricketts said Nebraska officials don’t have an estimate of how long the road to recovery might be, but he noted that during historic floods in 2011, water in Plattsmouth, Nebraska, didn’t recede for 3½ months. Only then could the rebuilding begin.
As of Monday, state officials had determined that 11 bridges would need to be replaced and three others would require reconstruction.
Combine the bridge work with about 200 miles of roads that will need repairs, and Kyle Schneweis, director of the State Department of Transportation, said he’s confident that “hundreds of millions of dollars” will be necessary.
Meanwhile, agriculture is taking a big hit. Steve Nelson, president of the Nebraska Farm Bureau, estimated that there will be $400 million to $500 million in livestock losses and about $400 million in crop losses.
A third death as a result of the flooding was reported Monday. An 80-year-old Columbus, Nebraska, woman died after high waves and wind gusts of 60 mph prevented rescue teams from freeing her from her home in rural Columbus. Her body was retrieved Saturday.
The Nebraska Supreme Court said 19 infirm people assigned state-funded public guardians had to find emergency homes because of the flooding.
Many commuters in the Omaha area will feel the flood’s effects in their drive times. Flooded roads added 30 minutes Monday to Mike Ostblom’s normal 25-minute commute from Yutan to Papillion.
Nebraska Highway 92 across the Platte River is closed, so Ostblom had to head west to Mead, south to Ithaca and then farther south to Ashland, and then up Interstate 80 to 144th Street.
He expects that heavier-than-normal traffic will be unavoidable for a while.
“This will be continuing until the roads get open or fixed,” he said. “It’s not going to get any better anytime soon.”
Major Gen. Daryl Bohac, the adjutant general of the Nebraska National Guard, said drivers need to continue observing road closures, even as floodwaters recede. He said roads and bridges need to be assessed for structural integrity before they can be reopened.
Bryan Tuma, assistant director of the Nebraska Emergency Management Agency,
said there have been a number of propane tanks floating downstream but no reports of major hazardous releases and no reports of problems with pipelines or communications networks.
The governor’s emergency fund stood at $3.9 million before last week’s storms, and state costs to date have amounted to $650,000, Bohac said. Although the fund is lower than the $5 million target, he said he thinks that it will be sufficient for now.
Small signs of hope have popped up in some areas like spring flowers. A Sunday night convoy transporting donations to Fremont elicited cheers from those who had been marooned in the city since Friday, trapped by water on all sides.
Another convoy made its way to the city Monday afternoon. And Highway 36 into Fremont opened Monday to one-lane traffic directed by a pilot car.
The state is in the process of applying for an expedited declaration of disaster from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, Tuma said. The FEMA administrator was expected to be in Nebraska on Tuesday along with a management team.
Vice President Mike Pence will also be in Nebraska on Tuesday to survey damage from the flood, according to a tweet from White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders. He is expected to be joined in his tour by Ricketts and Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds.
“Thank you to First Responders and many volunteers helping those affected!” Sanders tweeted.
Bottled water and short showers: Water and sewer issues persist in Lincoln, North Bend, Peru
Water and sewer problems caused by flooding continued Tuesday in Lincoln; North Bend; parts of Boyd County; Glenwood, Iowa; and elsewhere, forcing residents and businesses to ration water or resort to using portable showers and toilets.
The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services said Tuesday that six public drinking water systems aren’t in operation, including ones in Boyd County, Peru and Sarpy County Sanitary Improvement District 97.
Nearly 50 wastewater treatment facilities, including ones connected to Omaha, Nebraska City and Columbus, have reported problems, including cases where wastewater isn’t being fully treated before it’s discharged.
In North Bend, between Fremont and Schuyler, the city’s 1,200 residents have been warned not to drink tap water and to avoid flushing toilets, after flooding damaged the city’s wastewater facility. Dozens of Porta-potties have been set up at a park, the mini-mart and at North Bend Central Junior/Senior High School.
“I can flush my toilet and I can take a shower and I have no problems at all with my drainage, but it pushes water into somebody else’s basement,” said North Bend City Clerk Theresa Busse.
Flooding shut down Omaha’s Papillion Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant on Friday and the plant is still inaccessible due to submerged roads, Omaha Public Works Director Bob Stubbe told City Council Tuesday. It could be weeks or months before it’s up and running again, and sewage is currently being discharged into Papillion Creek.
The Metropolitan Utilities District, which provides water to much of the Omaha metro area, continues to assure customers that its daily tests show drinking water is safe.
About three-fourths of Boyd County, west of Niobrara, is without water after floodwaters and ice jams destroyed the Spencer Dam and damaged a Rural Water District pipeline.
Most pressing is that about 500 rural farms and ranchers are without water, meaning livestock that have survived have not had water for nearly a week, said Douglas Fox, director of Region 24 Emergency Management, which covers Boyd, Brown, Cherry, Keya Paha and Rock counties.
On the Santee Indian Reservation, the tribe’s water system was not operational until Monday afternoon. Even then, the water was only suitable for flushing toilets and showers.
Mandatory water restrictions continue in Lincoln, Nebraska’s second-largest city, with residents asked to slash their water usage in half and industrial and commercial sites asked to reduce by 25 percent.
City officials said it’s unclear how much longer the restrictions will last.
City wells on the Platte River near Ashland have been affected by flooding and power outages related to the historic flooding that hit Nebraska last week. The water quality is fine, Mayor Chris Beutler stressed — the supply is the problem.
Residents are asked to take short showers, flush toilets sparingly and postpone running washing machines and dishwashers. Car washes are shut down and restaurants have been asked to use disposable dishes.
It’s spring break at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, which has greatly reduced the university’s water usage.
Classes are back on Wednesday at Peru State College, after classes were canceled Monday and Tuesday due to water supply issues, said spokesman Jason Hogue.
Levees broke outside Peru on Saturday night, swamping the city’s water treatment plant. Water is being trucked in from Auburn and the area is under a boil-water advisory as a precaution since new water is being added from an outside source.
“We expect to be drinking bottled water for awhile,” Hogue said. “There’s not a crisis. We’re not thirsty.”
Man missing after Spencer Dam collapse is identified
A Nebraska man who is still missing after floodwaters demolished the Spencer Dam on Thursday has been identified.
Emergency Management Director Douglas Fox confirmed that Kenny Angel is missing. Angel lived on the Holt County side of the Niobrara River, Fox said, and was in his house near the dam when he went missing. His family has been unable to be reached.
Fox is director of Region 24 Emergency Management, which covers Boyd, Brown, Cherry, Keya Paha and Rock Counties.
Also missing is Scott E. Goodman, 30, of Norfolk, who the Norfolk Daily News reported was seen standing on his car and then being carried away by a surge of water.
Three people have died in the floods: Betty Hamernik, 80, of Columbus; James Wilke, 50, of Columbus; and Aleido Rojas Galan, 55, of Norfolk.
Casino offers shelter to Santee Tribe
On the Santee Indian Reservation in northeast Nebraska, the tribe’s Ohiya Casino and Resort became a temporary shelter for about 200 tribal members displaced by flooding and power outages.
“The casino has taken care of them,” said Roger Trudell, tribal chairman of the Santee Sioux Nation, who planned to move back to his home Tuesday night.
The tribe’s water system was knocked out by flooding and wasn’t operational until Monday afternoon, and the water was only suitable for flushing toilets and showers.
On Tuesday, a shipment of bottled water and other supplies arrived from Omaha-area churches, Trudell said. And a GoFundMe account started by the tribe (for a new, $15,000 water pump and other repairs) has raised $6,400.
“We appreciate every cent that’s been donated to us,” Trudell said.
Others wishing to donate can call the tribal headquarters in Niobrara at 1-402-857-2772.
Some roads reopening
Some roads in the Omaha area have reopened after being closed because of flooding.
Nebraska Highway 64 (West Maple Road) from Waterloo to Omaha is open. Drivers can take West Maple to U.S. Highway 275 and head north into Fremont.
Highway 275 is open between Waterloo and Fremont, but it’s closed south of Waterloo.
U.S. Highway 77 north and south out of Fremont also is open.
Also, both directions of Nebraska Highway 370 (Mission Avenue) are open at the Bellevue Toll Bridge.
Nebraska Highway 36 into Fremont has one lane of traffic open, the Nebraska Department of Transportation said. Traffic will navigate the highway Tuesday under the direction of a pilot car. Officials ask that motorists be patient while using the highway.
In northeast Nebraska, U.S. Highway 275 is open from O’Neill to Wisner, the transportation department said. Farther south, officials also announced that U.S. Highway 136 in Beatrice is once again open to traffic.
U.S. Highway 81 south of Columbus is open to passenger vehicles only, the Nebraska State Patrol said on Twitter.
West Dodge Road heading west out of Omaha has significant damage, as does West Center Road, roads officials said.
West Dodge remains closed from east of 204th Street (the entrance into Elkhorn) west to Highway 275.
Check for other updates at www.511.nebraska.gov.
Preliminary damage estimates released
The Nebraska Emergency Management Agency has posted estimates of monetary damages from flooding and recent storms across the state. The numbers are updated as local emergency management teams are able to assess the damage across their counties. You can see the full list here.
Timeline for levee repairs uncertain
It will be some weeks before the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has a solid idea of the extent of damage and amount of time it will take to repair federal levees, according to Col. John Hudson, commander of the Omaha District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
Levees, which line streams across Nebraska, are owned and operated by various levels of government.
The corps oversees those that have met federal standards for height and construction.
“There is an enormous workload ahead before we can at least begin stabilizing flood protection,” he said. “It’s going to take us several weeks to get our arms around it, just because of the size of the damage.”
Federal levees can be found around local communities, but it will be along the Missouri River from Bellevue southward that the corps will have its biggest challenge, he said.
“It’s too hard to speculate, at this point,” how long it will take to repair the entire system, he said.
The corps considers all of its Nebraska/Iowa levees south of Offutt Air Force Base to be compromised. Some have holes in them and aren’t functioning at all; others have been weakened yet still perform a level of flood protection.
With spring rains ahead, the gaps and weaknesses in the levee system will leave communities vulnerable to new flooding.
Light rain expected Tuesday
Light rain is expected Tuesday, with .10 to .20 of an inch of rain expected north of the Platte River.
The National Weather Service forecast calls for almost half an inch of rain south of Interstate 80 in southeast Nebraska. This system will rotate through the area Tuesday, with most of the precipitation ending in southeast Nebraska and southwest Iowa Tuesday evening.
A warming trend is predicted, with temperatures from the 40s Tuesday to well into the 50s by Thursday afternoon. Temperatures are expected to break 60 on Friday.
At 6 a.m. Tuesday, the water level on the Elkhorn River at Waterloo measured 13.5 feet, just below the 14-foot flood stage. The projection is for the river to fall to 9.1 feet by 7 a.m Wednesday.
The Missouri River at Omaha was at 33.8 feet as of 5:45 a.m. The river’s flood stage is 29 feet. Water is not expected to dip under that mark until sometime Saturday.
Fort Calhoun nuclear storage called safe by OPPD
The spent nuclear fuel stored on an elevated concrete pad on the Omaha Public Power District property that hosted the Fort Calhoun Nuclear Station is safe from the flooding of 2019, OPPD officials say.
OPPD is decommissioning and deconstructing the former nuclear power plant north of Omaha that saw significant flooding in 2011, and the parts that remain have been protected from Missouri River floodwaters with artificial barriers and sandbags, officials said.
The fuel sits inside steel-lined, air-tight, waterproof concrete casings on the pad.
Nextdoor to be used as messaging system
Waterloo and Valley residents are encouraged to register on the Nextdoor app either on mobile devices or on the website, www.nextdoor.com. The Douglas County Emergency Management Agency will use this app to send out key messages in the coming days to those who live in the affected areas.
>> Anyone with concerns about pets in flooded areas can contact the Nebraska Humane Society at 402-444-7800. The humane society was headed to western Douglas County on Monday with rescue personnel to check on animals.
>> Any affected people with unmet needs can contact 211 for assistance, officials said. Family reunification needs also can be directed to 211.
In addition, officials with the Metropolitan Utilities District said drinking water provided by MUD continues to meet all state and federal standards. MUD is monitoring conditions on the Missouri and Platte Rivers and at all of its facilities.


The Polish voting district in Tel Aviv is closing just days before Poland’s general elections on October 15. This decision by the Polish Foreign Ministry is a response to Israel’s declaration of a state of war following attacks by Hamas. The closure aims to ensure the safety of Polish citizens.
The district, No. 125, closing highlights the impact of global events on everyday life, even the basic right to vote.
The Polish Foreign Ministry stressed the importance of citizens’ well-being during crises, striking a balance between safety and democratic processes.
Polish citizens in the No. 125 district have until October 12 to apply for a certificate allowing them to vote anywhere, adapting to challenging circumstances while maintaining democratic integrity.
This closure underscores the need for responsive measures to protect citizens abroad during crises, highlighting the delicate balance between security and democracy.
As the world hopes for peace, Polish citizens in Tel Aviv and beyond continue to exercise their democratic rights, reaffirming their commitment to democracy in the face of adversity.


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The Gate Theatre Molière's 'Tartuffe' in a new version by Michael West:
Directed by Alan Stanford. Opening Tuesday 6 October . Booking: 744045 / 746042.
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Poster [designed by High Window] featuring an image of a bust on a plinth, which morphs into the body of a snake; the setting is an interior with elegant furnishings. Poster for the first performance of this production, which was an adaption of Molière's satire on class and religious hypocrisy; the setting was relocated to Paris at the start of the twentieth century.
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Physical description: 1 sheet : col. ill., 59 x 39.5 cm.
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They are ordinary chondrite meteorites and contain 10% iron.
The big meteorite found in Antarctica is an ordinary chondrite .
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chondrites contain between 2 and 21 percent iron-nickel metal.
Only about 200 E-Type chondrites are currently known.
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There are currently over 27,000 chondrites in the world’s collections.
Their surface composition is similar to carbonaceous chondrite meteorites.
Meteorites from these first, primitive asteroids are called chondrites .
Carbonaceous chondrites are comparatively rich in mineralogically bound OH.
Aeroliths are further subdivided into two classes: chondrites and achondrites.
The various chondrite groups likely originated on separate asteroids or groups of related asteroids.
chondrites are often considered to be “the building blocks of the planets.
So-called carbonaceous chondrites are especially fertile reservoirs of stardust.
Carbonaceous chondrites are among the more precious and intriguing classes of Meteorites.
chondrite (n) A type of meteorite containing mineral spheres called chondrules.
Some meteorites, such as carbonaceous chondrites , contain carbonaceous material.
Alkanes have also been detected in meteorites such as carbonaceous chondrites .
The Chelyabinsk meteor was later determined to come from the LL chondrite group.
Is it possible that achondrites just have nothing to do with chondrites ?
Most meteorites are stony meteorites, classed as chondrites and achondrites.
Examination of recovered material shows it to have been a type I carbonaceous chondrite .
Iron carbonyl clusters were also observed in Jiange H5 chondrites identified by infrared spectroscopy.
Types 4, 5, and 6 chondrites have been increasingly altered by thermal metamorphism.
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Measurements of the resulting isotope ratios closely approximated those found in carbonaceous chondrite meteorites.
chondrites can be differentiated from iron meteorites due to their low iron and nickel content.
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Exactly locate Akron place on your GPS with the following coordinates.
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A few weeks ago you may remember me announcing that i was lucky enought to be chosen to join dutch dare!!!
well over there we work in weekly teams, so this is my first piece of dt work for them, and the theme is
CAS cards (clean and simple
we are being sponsored by fellow dt member pattie of patties creations and i have used one of her digi images for my card,
the recipe was of course very minimal, i used back to basics papers, a patties digi, some purple gems a little organza and job done,
i hope to see you there,


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Inland / 1
Issue 01 | Faroe Islands
For over a year, a diverse team of 15 from across the globe has collaborated to craft a magazine that emphasizes the intertwined essence of people and place. In a world where stories of places are often reduced to tourist highlights, INLAND seeks to restore the profound connection between a destination and those who belong to it.
In the hectic attempt to capture a place, to glimpse it from the outside, and to frame it within the hazy glass of our detached perspective - we forget to take a step further.
To come close to the place we are visiting means to remind ourselves of what it inherently is: a theatre of whirling patterns that merge into a sense of belonging, a communal identity shaped by singular paths coming together. A place is only the seeming protagonist of stories lived by people. The truth behind its surface lies in the discovery of those stories. The gate to its inner essence is opened by their vivid individuality. To understand a place, we hence need to explore those who inhabit it.


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Tatura's Australia Day celebrations included Phyll Bramley being named the Tatura Citizen of the Year and Alex Cox being named Junior Citizen of the Year.BOB NICOL January 29, 2013 11:40am
Jeanette Powell (left) and Wendy Lovell (right) with the Tatura Citizen of the Year Phyll Bramley and Young Citizen of the Year Alex Cox
Recognising Tatura residents and a free barbecue breakfast ensured a big crowd at Saturday’s Australia Day celebrations.
Phyll Bramley was named Tatura Citizen of the Year, while Alex Cox was named Junior Citizen of the Year.
Mrs Bramley, aged 81, came to Tatura in 1954 with her husband and had four children.
Her many years of involvement in the Tatura community has included being player, secretary, president, umpire, umpire controller and life member of Tatura Netball Club.
In 1999 she received a distinction award from Netball Victoria for the Goulburn region and in 2000 she was awarded an Australian Sporting Achievement medal by the Governor General.
Mrs Bramley is also an active member of Tatura Anglican Church where she was a youth leader for 20 years and became a leadership training officer. She has also been on the parish council and a member of the guild, serving as president, secretary and treasurer.
A number of other services to the community were recognised at the award presentation.
Mrs Bramley, who was presented with her award by Member for Northern Victoria Wendy Lovell, said she was humbled and honoured to receive the award.
‘‘Tatura is a wonderful place with great people and, God willing, I hope to continue working beside these people,’’ she said.
Tatura Young Citizen of the Year Alex Cox also received his award from Ms Lovell.
Alex has demonstrated excellence in public speaking and was the winner of the Goulburn Valley heat of the Legacy Public Speaking Competition last year.
He went on to win the Victorian Rostrum Voice of Youth Public Speaking Competition, which involved competing in a number of different contests and heats.
His prowess in the public speaking arena, prompted City of Greater Shepparton councillor Kevin Ryan to ask the question: ‘‘Where the hell were you four months ago when we were calling for nominations for council?’’
Cr Ryan has invited Alex to stand in his place at the next election.
‘‘He’s a fantastic kid with a fantastic future,’’ he said.
Alex has contributed to the Tatura community via service to Tatura Lawn Tennis Club, assisting at the Tatura Primary School in the prep classroom one morning each fortnight, and assisting the older students with speech writing, techniques and gestures.
Alex spoke to Sacred Heart Primary School during their book week — the theme being Local Champions — and was junior school councillor at Tatura Primary School, member of Kyabram and District tennis squad for 2012 season and past member of Tatura Junior Football Club.
Alex said he was still in a daze.
‘‘To be recognised like this is truly amazing. Thanks to the person who nominated me, my family and friends,’’ he said.
The Cosgrove community banded together on the weekend to help a local family by harvesting a wheat crop.
Mulwala’s own motor racing sensation Steve ‘Harro’ Harrison has won the 2014 Victorian Super Tin Tops Championship.
St Augustines College, Kyabram, has won the inaugural School’s Sustainability Cup for 2014, beating several Melbourne schools.
Families and diehard supporters are behind the AFL’s decision to freeze ticket prices in season 2015.
Four people, including a father and his two children, were fined more than $18,000 for their role in an alcohol-fuelled brawl at a Lockington party earlier this year which ended in a teenager beaten up and forced into a dog cage.
New faces for Girgarre FNC
A time to include late loved ones in the spirit of the season.
Firefighters were able to save a Finley property's buildings after a large stack of hay bales went up in flames on Monday.
Eppalock Primary School has gone global.
Fire brigade celebrates 80th anniversary and three CFA life memberships among other service awards.
Forest tour only way to understand impact.
Fodder depots have been set up in Euroa and Thoona for farmers hit by the recent fires.
The rail tracks are in such disrepear V/Line is having to close the buffet car between Euroa and Seymour due to health and safety concerns to hospitality staff.
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