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"Андрешко" е произведение на майстора на разказа Елин Пелин.

Написан е през 1903 г. и е публикуван същата година в списание "Просвета", а на следващата е включен в том I на сборника "Разкази".

Разказът почива на действителни събития и носи името на главния герой в повествованието.

Елин Пелин е сред най-големите художници на българското село, майстор на разказа в българската литература, създател на галерия ярки, незабравими образи, много от които са вдъхновени от неговите съселяни от Байлово, близки и познати.

Сюжетът на "Андрешко" се развива около пътешествието на съдия-изпълнител в каруцата на селянина Андрешко, тръгнал да изземе житото на бедняка Станоя. Съдията не крие гордостта си и презрението, което има към селяните и които смята за хитреци. За негово съжаление, каруцарят се оказва точно такъв. За да спаси съселянина си, като го предупреди за опасността, героят умишлено бърка пътя и изоставя нещастния съдия в студа и мрака в близкото до селото блато.

Цитати
"Ей, хлапе… говедо… канибал… вол… дръвник! Ела! Избави ме!… Смили се бе! Животно… селяндур… шоп! Ах-ах!… Помощ, помощ!"

Вижте също
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Източници

Външни препратки
 Никола Георгиев. Андрешко от Елин Пелин
 Елин Пелин – "Андрешко", изпълнява Богдан Дуков
 Разказът "Андрешко" като инструмент за изграждане на чувства, убеждения и нагласи

Литература след Освобождението
Книги от 1903 година
Български повести
Елин Пелин

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Tagged: Vipers Skiffle Group
1940s, Folk
Loddy Lo
Written and first recorded (as "Hey Lolly Lolly") by Woody Guthrie (1944, released 1952).
Also recorded by Pete Seeger (as "Hey Li-Lee", 1954), The Vipers Skiffle Group (sa "Hey Liley Liley Lo", 1957), The Limeliters (as "Hey Li Lee Li Lee", 1961).
Hit version by Chubby Checker (US #12/R&B #4 1963).
From the wiki: "Woody Guthrie recorded a version of "Hey Lolly Lolly" in 1944 which was not released until 1952. Pete Seeger recorded 'Hey Li-Lee' in 1954 but the song did not first gain wide familiarity until The Limeliters recorded their variation, 'Hey Li Lee Li Lee', during the early '60s Folk music revival. Chubby Checker further adapted the song, recording 'Hey Lolly Lolly' in 1963 and going Top 20 with it on the Billboard Hot 100 and Top 5 US R&B charts."
1900s, Pop
Bring Back My Bonnie to Me
First recorded by Hayden Quartet (1901).
Hit versions by Alma Gluck & the Orpheus Quartet (US #10 1919), Vipers Skiffle Group (1955), Duane Eddy (as "Bonnie Come Back", US #23/UK #12 1960), Tony Sheridan & the Beat Brothers (as "My Bonnie", GER #5 1961 |UK #48 1963 |US #26 1964), Bonnie Brooks (as "Bring Back My Beatles (to Me)", 1964).
From the wiki: "In 1881, under the duo of pseudonyms H.J. Fuller and J.T. Wood, Charles E. Pratt published sheet music for 'Bring Back My Bonnie to Me'. The first recording of the song was done in 1901 by the Hayden Quartet. Alma Gluck charted with her 1919 recording. In popular culture, the song is now best remembered for the 1961 recording by Tony Sheridan that brought The Beatles (recording as 'The Beat Brothers') to Brian Epstein's attention in 1962, preceded by a Duane Eddy instrumental cover that had earlier charted in the UK and the US and an even earlier cover recorded by Vipers Skiffle Group (who also recorded 'Maggie Mae' that The Beatles would cover on Abbey Road).
"Another Vipers-Beatles connection: Vipers Skiffle Group recordings were produced by George Martin who would go on to famously become the 'fifth Beatle' as the Beatle's producer. "
Maggie May (The Beatles)
Originally recorded by The Vipers Skiffle Group (1957).
Also recorded by Judy Garland (1964), and The Beatles (1969).
From the wiki: "Banned by BBC Radio on its release because of the sexual content of the lyrics, 'Maggie May' (also known as 'Maggie Mae') is a traditional Liverpool folk song about a prostitute who robbed a 'homeward bounder': a sailor coming home from a round-trip. The song specifies several real streets in Liverpool, notably Lime Street in the center of the town.
"The Vipers Skiffle Group formed in the spring of 1956 in central London, originally as a trio of singer-guitarists, including future radio and TV personality Wally Whyton. The group became the resident band at the 2i's Coffee Bar in Soho. After a number of hit records produced by George Martin, including Whyton's song 'Don't You Rock Me Daddy-O', the group split up in 1960, and Whyton moved into television work. (Martin would later comment that working with the Vipers gave him important experience in working with an informally trained but enthusiastic group of musicians.)
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The New Scooby-Doo Movies season 1 episodes
The Dynamic Scooby-Doo Affair
The Loop (TV)
Episode #
September 16, 1972 (CBS)
William Hanna
Ghastly Ghost Town Wednesday is Missing
The Dynamic Scooby-Doo Affair is the second episode of the first season of The New Scooby-Doo Movies.
Batman and Robin help the gang solve the mystery of a crashed plane, a punch toy filled with counterfeit money, and a house that keeps on disappearing.
While on the way to the Mystery Club Convention one night, the Mystery Machine's headlights turn off after bumping into a rock. Just then, a plane comes in for a landing and narrowly misses the van by a few feet. Fred, Daphne, Velma, Shaggy, and Scooby-Doo investigate, but they become suspicious when the plane makes a mysterious delivery. They track a truck that comes out of the plane to a farmhouse. The truck has left a crate at the farmhouse. They soon find out that they are not the only ones investigating. The Caped Crusaders, Batman and Robin, are investigating, too.
Batman and Robin had been patrolling Gotham City when they saw the airplane. The plane had no lights, and Batman suspected that someone was smuggling something illegal into the United States of America, so they investigated. Just as they are about to open the crate, an old woman named Mrs. Baker appears. Batman opens the crate and discovers a punch clown. Scooby-Doo walks to the punch clown and punches it. The clown punches back. Scooby punches again. The punch decapitates the clown, causing the content inside to fall out. Shaggy immediately sees this and notices that "bread" was in the clown. Batman notices that one of the five dollar bills shows President Abraham Lincoln wearing a turtle-neck sweater which he wasn't known for wearing, a clear indication that the money is counterfeit. The Mystery, Inc. team and the Dynamic Duo decide to find tire tracks which Velma finds. The jeep tracks lead to the auto-junkyard just past the cemetery. They find the truck there, and Daphne finds footprints. Batman, Robin, Shaggy, and Scooby track the prints which to a concrete compressing pit. Shaggy and Scooby hide in a car when they spot a hooded villain who nearly kills them. After a few mix-ups, everyone decides to return to the farmhouse to get the phony money to the Gotham City police.
When they arrive at the house, it is gone. Not only that, but the Batmobile has been stolen. They drive to the Batcave with the Mystery, Inc. team all blindfolded. They track the Batmobile to the Batman and Robin exhibit building at the Gotham City Amusement Park. When they arrive, they come across Joker and Penguin who are in the haunted house. The gang wait outside, with Batman and Robin investigating alone, only to end up in a trap set up by the Joker. The kids head inside to rescue them and get some spooks. This ends with Joker and Penguin disguised as skeletons chasing the kids. Scooby-Doo gets takes great delight, however, in the fact that they just look like delicious bones to him, and chases the two villains into their own trap. Scooby looks down on the superheroes and supervillains, and Batman tells him to get help from others; Joker tries and fails to get out with Batman remarking that the "Clown Prince of Crime is now the Crown Prince of Climb", causing Scooby-Doo to break out in a giggle fit, and almost falling in, himself -- he gets himself together and retrieves his friends.
With everyone now back together, Joker and Penguin explain everything. They reveal that they received the fraudulent currency from someone they did not know. When asked if they know who Mrs. Baker is, Joker insults Scooby-Doo by asking if she's his mother, followed by dog noises, making only himself laugh. Joker and Penguin are arrested by the local detectives. They return to the house to find it has returned. Batman and Robin figure out all the furniture in the house is nailed to the floor which Shaggy had already figured out. The reason is discovered by accident when Scooby-Doo accidentally pulls a fake branch on a fake tree down. The house turns upside-down and disappears. After a few topsy-turvy mix-ups, everyone finds the hooded villain and chases him.
Their chase leads to a room full of toys which starts to play tricks on them. After a few chases and accidents, the hooded fiend is caught. The Dynamic Duo and Mystery Inc. take the hooded man above ground, outside the farmhouse, and tell him off for kidnapping Mrs. Baker. But the villain turns out not to be a man but Mrs. Baker herself, who was trying to cover up her counterfeiting scheme. As they wait for the cops to collect Mrs. Baker, Scooby-Doo is rewarded with some "bat-snacks" and says his catchphrase, getting a laugh from everyone.
Batman (first appearance)
Robin (first appearance)
Hooded man (single appearance)(Mrs. Baker's disguise)
Mrs. Baker (single appearance)
Living skeletons (single appearance)(Joker's disguise)
Joker (first appearance)
Penguin (first appearance)
Pilot (single appearance)(no lines)
Jeep driver (single appearance)(no lines)
Abraham Lincoln (first appearance)(portrait)
Chief O'Hara (only time mentioned)
Riddler (only time mentioned)
Gotham City detectives (single appearance)(no lines)
Rabbit (single appearance)(no lines)
Cops (only time mentioned)
Mystery Club Convention (mentioned)
Auto-junkyard
Gotham City Amusement Park
Batman and Robin Exhibit
Punch clown in farmhouse
Fixed furniture
Large delivered wooden crate
Fred's flashlight
Counterfeit bills
Mrs. Baker's lantern
Crushed car
Batlight
Batline
Bat-hook
Batmobile tracking device
Bat-milk
Bat-cookie
Broken headlight
Miniature bat-radio
Punch clowns at haunted house
Tree branch lever
Big wind-up toy dog
Punch clowns in storage room
Giant bouncy ball
Wooden crates in storage room
Giant jack-in-the-box
Fake elephant head
Other miscellaneous toys
Basketball net
Other miscellaneous sports equipment
Bat-snacks
The Mystery Machine
Cargo plane
Wind-up toy car
Hooded man's unicycle
Motive/reason
Joker and Penguin The punch clown was practically the Joker's calling card.
Culprits
Joker and Penguin as the living skeletons They passed the phony money throughout the park.
Mrs. Baker as the hooded man Mrs. Baker was the counterfeiter.
Heather North
Olan Soulé
Larry Storch
Ted Knight
Mrs. Baker
The following credits are how they are seen on-screen (or as close as possible).
Produced and Directed: William Hanna and Joseph Barbera
Associate Producer: Alex Lovy
Story: Jameson Brewer, Tom Dagenais, Ruth Flippen, Fred Freiberger, Willie Gilbert, Bill Lutz, Larry Markes, Norman Maurer, Jack Mendelsohn, Ray Parker, Gene Thompson, Paul West, Harry Winkler
Story Direction: Steve Clark, Mike Kawaguchi, Paul Sommer, Carl Fallberg, George Singer, Irv Spector, Howard Swift
Voices: Nicole Jaffe, Don Messick, Frank Welker, Daws Butler, Joan Gerber, Larry Harmon, Ann Jillian, Jim MacGeorge, Mike Road, Vincent VanPatten, Casey Kasem, Heather North, John Stephenson, Henry Cordon, Florence Halop, Pat Harrington, Ted Knight, Cindy Putman, Olan Soulé, Len Weinrib
Animation Director: Charles A. Nichols
Production Design: Iwao Takamoto
Production Supervisor: Victor O. Schipek
Layout: Bob Singer, John Ahern, Mike Arens, Ric Gonzalez, Alex Ignatiev, Ray Jacobs, Bill Lignate, Alvaro Arce, Mo Gollub, Paul Gruwett, Zygamond Jablecki, Herb Johnson, Lew Ott
Animation: Bill Keil, Ed Aardal, Lefty Callahan, Goerge Cannata, Izzy Ellis, John Garling, Fred Grable, Joan Orbison, Jay Sarbry, Irv Spence, Carlo Vinci, Ed Barge, Lars Calonius, Rudy Cataldi, Hugh Fraser, Bob Goe, Dick Lundy, Ed Parks, Ken Southworth, Dave Tendlar, Xenia
Backgrounds: F. Montelaegre, Gary Niblett, Dave High
Titles: Iraj Paran
Musical Director: Hoyt Curtin
Musical Supervision: Paul DeKorte
Technical Supervisor: Frank Paiker
Ink and Paint Supervisor: Jayne Barbera
Xerography: Robert 'Tiger' West
Sound Direction: Richard Olson, Bill Getty
Supervising Film Editor: Larry Cowan
Film Editors: Earl Bennet, Ron Sawade, Pat Foley
Negative Consultant: William E. DeBoer
Post Production: Joed Eaton
Camera: George Epperson, John Aardal, Dennis Weaver, Ralph Migliori
A Hanna-Barbera Production
RCA Sound Recording
© 1972 Hanna-Barbera Productions, Inc.
Notes/trivia
The phrase "Dynamic Scooby-Doo" is a play on the phrase "dynamic duo" which was how Batman and Robin were popularly known at the time.
Olan Soulé (Batman), Ted Knight (The Penguin) and Larry Storch (The Joker) reprise their roles originated on Filmation's The Batman-Superman Hour (CBS, 1968), along with Casey Kasem (Robin). Rights to the DC Comics characters reverted from Filmation to Hanna-Barbera at the time. Soule and Kasem would later reteam as The Dynamic Duo on Super Friends (ABC, 1973-75) and its many sequels for years.
When Batman and Robin try to figure out the true counterfeiter, they guess the Riddler. Ironically, the Riddler himself would become the main villain in the quasi-unrelated film Scooby-Doo! & Batman: The Brave and the Bold.
This episode and the next are unique in that they show the bat insignia as fade-in and fade-out transitions.
This is the first time the word "Jinkies" is used, which is widely known as Velma's catchphrase. Only it's not Velma who says it, but Shaggy who does.
This is the first episode with an unmasked female culprit.
June Foray is uncredited.
The scene where Scooby spins around on his toy car after knocking into some toys, is homaged in the direct-to-video short film Scooby-Doo! Haunted Holidays.
The DVD release of Scooby-Doo! & Batman: The Brave and the Bold presents this episode's intro uncensored, leaving all uncleared guest stars footage intact.
Disguises: None.
Scooby Snacks bribe: 3.
"Zoinks" count: 3.
"Jeepers" count: 1 (Fred).
"Jinkies" count: 1 (Shaggy).
"Creepers" count: 1 (Fred).
One of Robin's interjections refers to Harry Houdini, a famous stage magician of the early 20th century.
Animation mistakes and/or technical glitches
Daphne's headband is green when the gang first inspect the large wooden crate after originally entering the farmhouse.
When the Mystery Machine leaves the Batcave, the shot is in reverse, so the letters on the van are backwards.
In a close-up of the fake dollar bill with the unauthentic picture of Abraham Lincoln, Batman's gloveless hands are visible at the bottom.
The hair is missing from the top of Penguin's head, when he tips his hat in praise of Joker's success.
When the detectives arrive at the haunted house to take away the Joker and the Penguin, Velma's glasses are white instead of their normal color.
When Batman finishes inspecting a shelf and waves Robin on, his left hand is bare with a ring on one of the fingers, but when the scene zooms out, his hand has a glove on it again.
When Mrs. Baker's house is turned upside down the normal outside background (now upside down) can be seen to the right of Fred, Daphne, and Velma as they hang from a table.
Inconsistencies/continuity errors and/or goofs/oddities
It was probably just a natural reaction, but Fred reacts with great astonishment to the phony money as if he's never seen that before, which he had several times in Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!, one episode being The Backstage Rage.
When Fred enters the crane cab in the auto junkyard he clearly grabs the Hooded Man from behind, but when Batman and Robin pull him from the cab and unmask him he states "The moment I entered the cab someone threw a hood over me."
Surely, Shaggy would know the was not a real bat when he touched it.
Although Batman said they would all have a snack, unsurprisingly, it is only Scooby and Shaggy who have something.
As Batman and Robin are falling down the pit in the haunted house, the background is obviously a single shot repeating.
Shaggy questions why he's not getting any Scooby Snacks, and that maybe he should be getting Shaggy Snacks from now on. A few times in Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!, he was getting Scooby's treats as well, and once in Never Ape an Ape Man he did get a "Shaggy snack" dessert pie.
It's not explicit if the miniature bat-radio is the belt buckle itself, or whether it is hidden inside the belt buckle.
Fred calls his teammates "kids."
When the house is upside down and Fred and the girls are inside hanging from a table, the main door is behind them and outside is the courtyard, whereas it should be the underground cavern.
When Mrs. Baker first appears, she is as tall as Robin, but later when she was unmasked as the hooded guy, she was much shorter.
Daphne knows how to ride a bicycle, but previously in the Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! episode Bedlam in the Big Top, it was stated by Shaggy that she couldn't. It's possible, however, that she learned since then.
How could Scooby come out of the teepee if he never went in in the first place?
Mrs. Baker must be in very good shape to be able to do the stunts she did as the hooded man.
One would think that the mask and hood of the disguise are two separate items, but when Mrs. Baker reveals herself, the mask and hood are one and the same.
Even though Mrs. Baker hadn't been taken by the police when Batman gave Scooby-Doo the bat-snacks, she's missing anyway.
Greek Οι Σούπερ Φίλοι του Scooby-Doo Scooby-Doo's Super Friends
Hungarian Szuper Scooby-Doo-ügy Scooby-Doo's super case
Scooby-Doo Meets Batman VHS released by Warner Home Video in 2002.
Scooby-Doo Meets Batman DVD released by Warner Home Video in 2002.
The Best of The New Scooby-Doo Movies DVD set released by Warner Home Video on March 22, 2005.
The Best of The New Scooby-Doo Movies: Volume 1 DVD released by Warner Home Video on April 2, 2007.
Scooby-Doo Meets Batman/Scooby-Doo! Meets the Harlem Globetrotters DVD set released by Warner Home Video on August 11, 2009.
Scooby-Doo! & Batman: The Brave and the Bold DVD released by Warner Home Video]] on January 9, 2018.
The New Scooby-Doo Movies: The (Almost) Complete Collection DVD set released by Warner Home Video on June 4, 2019.
The New Scooby-Doo Movies: The (Almost) Complete Collection Blu-ray set released by Warner Home Video on June 4, 2019.
Batman: Robin, this could be a case of group hypnosis. Was there really a house? Was there really a Mrs. Baker?
Scooby: Yeah... I think?
Shaggy: Uh, Batman, like, when we get to the Batcave, do you think I could get a little snack?
Batman: Yes, Shaggy. We'll all have a snack -- bat-milk and cookies for everyone.
Shaggy: Bat-milk?
Scooby: Rynamic Rio!
Batman: Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha! No, Scooby, we are not the Dynamic Trio.
Batman: Watch it, Robin! He broke free!
(Scooby laughs, followed by Batman and Robin at Joker, who keeps trying to climb up a wall, but is unsuccessful)
Batman: How amusing! The Clown Prince of Crime is now the 'Crown Prince of Climb'!
Daphne: Do you know who Mrs. Baker is?
Joker: Hee, hee, hee. I know who Mrs. Baker is -- that creature's mother. Bow! Wow! Arf! Arf! Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
Daphne: Then you were the counterfeiter!
Mrs. Baker: And I still would be, if it wasn't for that dumb dog.
Scooby: What did I do?
Batman: You're the hero of this piece, Scooby.
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Хидроелектрана у Парежу или Хидро Електрична Централа Министарства Саобраћаја у Краљевни Југославији (како се централа у Парежу по пословној документацији званично звала), за коју данас врло мало ко зна у Босни и Херцеговини и ентитету Република Српска. Био је то један од првенаца у електрификацији Херцеговине, који не смао да је омогућавао нормално функционисање саобраћаја на железничкој прузи Требиње—Билећа—Никшић већ је електричном енергијом снбдевао градске зоне Билећа и Требиња.

Објекат данас не постоји јер је због виших интереса ХЕ престаје са радом  11. новембра 1967. године када се над небом долине Требишњице већ надвијао "велики потоп" будућег Билећког језера.

Положај
Електана се налази(ла), у некада по причању мештана некад прелепом Зарјечју, 15 километара узводно од Требиња на десној обали Требишњице преко које се пружао мост којим је била повезана са другом обалом реке, на којој је некад била железничка станица Пареж, на прузи Требиње—Билећа, која је водила из Билеће ка Никшићу и даље.

Намена
Електрана је првобитно била намењена за потребе ондашњих Југословенског железница и електричном енергијом је снабдевала, првенствено, пумпна постројења за напајање водом парних локомотива у Требињу, Билећи и Петровићима (на железничкој прузи Требиње—Билећа—Никшић). У овом дилу Краљевине Југославије (тада Зетска Бановина)  снадбевање водом било је значајно за тадашњу технологију (парне вуче), примењену у железничком саобраћају.

Из овог првог електроенергетског извора, чији капацитет су били довољни за тадашњу социјално-економску развијеност требињског крша, снадбдеване су једино градске зоне Билеће и Требиња, и мештани села Дубочани, међу којима је било доста запослени у градњи овог објекта, који су сопственим снагама развукли мрежу од електране до својих кућа у селу Дубочани.

У каснијем послератном периоду након завршетка Дргог светског рата, електана са својом инсталисаном снагом, и неисцрпном Требишњицом, омогућавала је и знатне резерве, а енергија је преношена до Билеће и Требиња далеководима напона 6 kV

Историјат
Саграђена је 1938. године од стране Југословенске железнице, са инсталисаном снагом од 2 x 225 kVA, 400 V, и трансформацијом 0,4/15 kV. Електроопрему је испоручила  фирма "Елин"  из Аустрије  хидромеханичку опрему фирме "Андриц" из Граца.

Електрана је првобитно  била намењена за снабдјевање електричном енергијом, пре свега, пумпних постројења за напајање водом парних локомотива у Требињу, Билећи и Петровићима (на железничкој прузи Требиње-Билећа-Никшић), а вишком градска насеља Билеће и Требиње.

Том приликом је обновљено и некадашње постројење за водоснабдијевање на врелу Требишњице у Билећи, које је саградила Аустроугарска монархија у 19. веку и када је у саставу истог пројекта, после Првог светског рата тадашња Kраљевина Југославија изградила и пругу и железничку станицу у Парежу (као и мост преко рекеке Требишњице).

Централа је радила до 1941. године, као првенац у електрификацији Билеће, Требиња, и шире када је у првој години Другог светског рата на ови просторима, престала са радом 6. новембра 1941. јер је онеспособљена и делимично оштећена. О овом догађају У извештају официра Независне Државе Хрватске В. Kуресића од 9. новембра 1941. године, стоји:

По завршетку Дргог светског рата почев од 1945. централа је неколико пута обнављана, што сопственом, што иностраном помоћи. Након што је Управа Уједињених нација за помоћ и обнову обезбедила трансформатор 15(10)/0,4 kV, 400 kVA производње чувеног "Вестингхауса", струјом је напајан нови 15 kV далековод који је почетком 1947. испоручивао електричну енергију у Требиње. Обновом хидроелектране, железничка станица Пареж је поново прикључена на мрежу.

Следеће године у погон је ушао и други генератор.

Централа је радила пуним капацитетом све док 1955. године када јер полако почела да губи значај, јер су на помолу електопривреде СФР Југославије били нови планови у обнови тадашње младе земље. Са новим идејама од 1955. у централи полако започиње реализација нових пројекта и коначно она престаје са радом  11. новембра 1967. године јер се над овим објектом надвио "велики потоп" будућег Билећког језера. И тако је 1968. године ХЕ завршила на дну Билећког језер.

Извори

Спољашње везе
 Парежани на Гугл мапи — на сајту geographic.org
 ХЕ Пареж: Електрана преживјела рат – али није мир — на сајту radiotrebinje.com

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British tech billionaire can be extradited to the US to face fraud charges
Published: 23rd Jul 2021
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A judge at Westminster Magistrates' Court has ruled that British businessman Mike Lynch, the former CEO of Autonomy plc, should be extradited to the US to face criminal fraud charges. Autonomy plc was acquired by Hewlett Packard, and Mr Lynch faces charges including securities fraud relating to the $11 billion acquisition.
The judge refused Mr Lynch's attempt to block his extradition to face 17 counts including wire fraud and securities fraud. The final decision will be made by the Home Secretary, Priti Patel, with the possibility of appeals thereafter.
Alex Bailin QC represented Mike Lynch in this case.
Mark Summers QC acted for the United States in this case.
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So you decided to start running? If so I congratulate you on this decision, you won't regret it! If not maybe I can convince you with this post.
To get you started I want to outline in this article what you can and should do in your first week of running to help you get a great start in this wonderful activity. This article is intended for people not doing any physical exercise at all for at least a year. But as always it might also be beneficial to read it if you come from another sport or if you already were running years ago.
For someone completely new to running and endurance sports I recommend that you see a physician to check your cardiovascular system and your heart to make sure you are healthy enough to conduct in regular endurance exercise. Please take this seriously as I want the best for your health and your goal should be to enjoy your newly found hobby for years to come and not suffer any medical issues from it. The best thing would be a full body check at the doctor before you start your running career.
Another topic I want to raise here is weight. Running is a great way to reduce body weight but if you're overweight and want to reduce fat with running you have to be very careful and start out slowly. Remember that on every step you take when jogging the force hitting your joints is about 2.4 times your weight! Depending on your situation it might make sense to start with swimming or cycling. These two sports will start training your endurance while it protects your joints. Another thing that you can do is strength training to increase your muscle volume. This will end up in a higher standard metabolic rate than can help you lose weight as well.
So what about shoes: For most runners this is the most important piece of equipment and I agree. However if your feet are not used to running shoes and you have a soft ground to run on it might be good for you to start out barefoot because it supports a good stride and strengthens your feet muscles. I promise that I will dig into the whole barefoot running debate later on in this blog, so come back or subscribe to the newsletter if you want more information on that. If you are uncertain and already want to buy a shoe that fits you go to a good sports outlet that offers foot analysis and consulting in order to sell you something good for your own personal biomechanics.
So you stand right at the doorstep ready for your first run without any idea how to start. Just be aware that the running stride is completely new to your body so it's wise to go slow. Start out with some fast walking for around 5 to 10 minutes to get your muscles warmed up. If the temperature is very low make sure your warmed up before you start jogging to avoid any strains. If you feel ready start running slowly for about five minutes. Remember you don't need to break any world records on your first run so going slow is the way to go. Run at a pace that increases your heart rate and makes you breathe a little faster but don't overdo yourself. After these five minutes stop running and just walk for around two minutes. This will slow down your heart and give you time to catch a breath. If you feel a bit recovered run again for five minutes followed by a two-minute walking break. I suggest that you do this routine for three of four times on your first run.
If you've done the above described exercise then congrats, you just did not only your first run but also your first interval training. Interval training is a training routine usually used to get faster. I will definitely write at least one post about that later. So why do I think this is a good idea to start like this and not just run straight for 15 to 20 minutes? Since running is new to your body you should focus to not over-stress it in the beginning. Your body will use the walking breaks to recuperate from this first workload and you can also catch a breath if you started out to fast. Your motivation will benefit from this since feeling good and not overcharged is key on your first runs.
Recovery is one of the most important things in any training! With the exercise performed you stimulated your body, your cardiovascular system and muscles, and in the time after you let the body recuperate and react to that stimulus. If you train again before your body fully recovered you risk a negative effect usually referred to as over-training. This can be very frustrating so it is crucial to take small steps in the beginning. If you do so you will see solid improvement in your fitness and endurance abilities after a couple of runs.
So what can you do during the recovery phase?
As a rule of thumb try to get half an hour of additional sleep for every hour you were running.
Always keep your hydration level up. Drink half a liter of water after your run. The used calories can be replaced by vegetables and fruits in your first week of running. As your mileage increases, bread, pasta and potatoes are good choices.
Stretch your calves, quads, hamstrings and hip muscles for at least 30 seconds each one hour after your run.
This is optional but massages are great to increase blood flow to your muscles so they get supplied with the needed nutrients.
Also optional but sauna or a whirlpool will relax your muscles and your mind.
One thing I love and is also beneficial to your progression is reflecting on your training. First and most important is to check how your body reacts to the run. Do you feel any pain anywhere? Are your muscles sore and if so for how long? How did you sleep the night after your run? If you review your runs regularly you will raise your body awareness making you able to decide when you are recovered and ready for the next training session.
As person with a strong IT background it is not surprising that I'm one data loving guy. That also impacted my training as I try to collect as much data as I can. The most important bits of information are the heart rate, distance and time. Gathering this data will enable you to compare your runs and check your progression. This is not just useful if you are training towards a specific goal but also very motivating when you see that your training runs actually have an effect. Most runners nowadays use their smart phone with sport apps like Strava, Runtastic or RunKeeper. These apps will help you track your distance and times as well as connect you with other runners. I strongly recommend you to use a heart rate monitor from day one to not only measure your pulse during training but also compare your resting heart rate. There are a lot of different devices for any budget and also the newer smart watches are able to measure your heart rate.
You completed your first run and are now fully recovered and ready for more? Great, most people don't even get that far. So what should be your next step? I suggest you repeat your first run but add one more interval to it. If you did three times five minutes of running followed by two minutes of walking you do this four times now. After that give yourself another two days of recovery. Let's say your first run was on a Monday and your second on a Wednesday you might do another training session on the weekend. This does not have to be a run to avoid over-stressing your locomotor system. You can go for a fast walk for half an hour or ride your bike or go for a swim.
At the end of your first training week look back at what you accomplished and give yourself a high-five! This now officially allows you to swag in front of your not active friends. After you enjoyed your early achievements I advice you to analyze your runs. Check your training logs or look on Google Maps how far you were running and how long it took you. Set a realistic goal for next week or start dreaming about a race you want to participate in as this will keep your motivation up in the early days.
So how does it feel to be a runner? I hope you had a good first week of running and are ready to go further. On the second week you can try to cover the same runs and distances as in the first week but run straight and don't do intervals. If you can achieve this you are already able to run for 20 minutes which is great and more than most other people in the industrialized world can do. When running without a break you can also verify your pace. A good rule for most of your training is to run at a pace where you are still able to have a conversation without being breathless.
How you plan the next weeks depends on what your goals are. If you want to increase the distance you can run straight you also need to increase your training mileage. And if you want to run faster you have to add faster runs to your training. Whatever you want to achieve take it easy and don't let your enthusiasm take full control over your reasoning. Give your body time to adapt to the new workload. You shouldn't increase your weekly distance by more than 10% and faster, more intense runs should be not more than 10% of the training volume in the beginning. Also I recommend that every third or fourth training week you just run 50% to 60% of the distance before adding more miles to your runs. Every body is different and yours might be able to handle more so the above stated rules are more a guidance than an exact schedule. Just listen to the signals your body gives you and react appropriately. If you do so running will give you a lot of pleasure, rewarding experiences and a much better fitness level.


The National Test Pilot School (NTPS) offers two tracks leading to the degree of Master of Science in Flight Test Engineering (MSFTE) or Master of Science in Flight Test and Evaluation (MSFT&E). The degree awarded depends upon the student's undergraduate preparation. The MSFTE degree is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, http://www.abet.org.
The 12-month Test Pilot / Flight Test Engineer Professional Course is for fixed and rotary wing pilots and engineers who require the full scope of flight test instruction. Graduates of this course are capable of performing first flight, envelope expansion, and definitions of performance, handling qualities and aircraft systems required for acceptance under civil regulations or military standards. Throughout the course, particular attention is given to the Federal Airworthiness Regulations, the Joint Airworthiness Regulations and a comparison is made with the military standards for piloted aircraft.
The entire course is taught in an integrated manner, with the students receiving the academic instruction necessary to understand the flight experiments. The flight test techniques are demonstrated in one or two types of aircraft and graded missions are flown in a different type of aircraft. The flight test results are analyzed and compared with both civil certification requirements and military standards, and then decisions are made on the results. After the flight experiments in the school aircraft each subject is expanded to the current state of the art in all existing and anticipated flight regimes. Well written, concise and technically correct reports on the flight experiments are essential and the students are encouraged to recommend modifications to the aircraft or aircraft systems. Student progress is continually monitored to ensure their technical and managerial skills are consistent with the requirements of good flight test discipline and program execution. To take full advantage of the team approach to flight testing, it is highly recommended that a pilot and an engineer from the same organization enroll together for the course.
Prerequisites for attending include: for pilots, a minimum of 750 hr of pilot-in-command time and a bachelor's degree (or equivalent military academy) in math, science or engineering; for engineers, the same degree requirements plus medically qualified to perform flight duties. Non-native English speakers need to demonstrate English proficiency by taking a Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL).
For those unable to attend the entire year-long Professional Course, three other options are available for certificate courses at the Profession level. All three options are subsets of the full course. The courses are aligned with the Professional Course and, with the exception of the final project, are coincident. That is, pilots and engineers in either course attend the same academic classes and fly the same exercises as the students in the applicable portion of the Professional Course. Throughout both courses, in academics and flying, emphasis is placed on Federal Airworthiness Regulations, the Joint Airworthiness Regulations and military standards for piloted aircraft. Safety in flight test is stressed in all aspects of the courses.
The Professional Performance and Flying Qualities Course is 26 weeks long. The course is held each year from June to December. There are seven different modules in the course. The last three weeks of the course are devoted to a student-planned evaluation of the performance and flying qualities of an aircraft they have not flown previously. Both fixed wing and rotary wing options are available.
The Light Aircraft Flight Test Course is 16 weeks long. The course is the first part of the Professional Performance and Flying Qualities course and includes the basics of F&FQ. Both fixed wing and rotary wing options are available. For the fixed wing version the flying is done in light aircraft to reduce costs. The course concludes with an individual two week final project for each student.
The Professional Course is structured in modules varying in length up to four weeks. The academic theory in each module is concentrated in the first week of the module and the school makes that academic week available to students other than those enrolled in a larger course. This allows those working in industry or government positions who have need for very specific flight test knowledge to attend the school during the applicable week for a modest cost. Availability is limited depending on the number of students enrolled in the Professional Course.
Introduction to Performance and Flying Qualities, both for fixed and rotary wing aircraft. These are two week courses that introduce the basics of performance and flying qualities flight testing.
Introduction to Avionic Systems flight testing, also a two week course focused on the basics of systems flight testing using both fixed and rotary wing aircraft for practical exercises.
Operational Test and Evaluation flight testing course is three weeks long and uses fixed wing aircraft for exercises, although rotary wing aircraft can be substituted if required and arranged in advance.
Introduction to RPV Flight Testing flight test course is two weeks long. Simulators and a surrogate RPV are used in practical exercises to reinforce theory and concepts presented in the classroom.
Technical Pilot Course is two weeks long and focuses on the test flying done after manufacture or after major maintenance. Offsite simulators of large transport aircraft are used in this course.
On Demand Courses range from 1 day Crew Resource Management (CRM) refersher courses to a 6 week FAA Certification and Standardization Course. Additionally, with sufficient demand for a particular course, the National Test Pilot School can design courses to meet specific needs. Read more . . .


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Rob James-Collier has complained that playing the manservant hurt his career.
The bitch is back.
The Emmy-winning British TV series Downton Abbey is being capped off with a feature film starring the show's original principal cast, including Rob James-Collier as villainous gay butler Thomas Barrow.
The period drama followed the lives of the fictional Crawley family and their servants in an Edwardian English country home at the turn of the 20th century. The ITV series, which subsequently aired on PBS in the United States, ran for six seasons from 2010 to 2015.
Julian Fellowes, the show's creator, wrote the upcoming film's screenplay with Michael Engler directing. "Julian's script charms, thrills, and entertains," said co-producer Gareth Neame in a previous statement.
Barrow, polishing a crystal glass, is prominently featured in one of four newly released film posters. The other posters feature Michelle Dockery as Lady Mary, Laura Carmichael as Edith, and Michael C. Fox as footman Andy. The tagline: "We've been expecting you."
Welcome back to Downton. Only in theaters this September. #DowntonAbbeyFilm pic.twitter.com/ccmM0ThGvT
— Downton Abbey (@DowntonAbbey) March 27, 2019
Barrow's sexuality might've been the worst kept secret at Downton. Over the course of the series, the scheming manservant, who had a habit of falling for straight guys, underwent gay conversion treatment and attempted suicide. In the series finale, which aired March 2016 in the U.S., he was recommended to take over as head butler of the estate.
James-Collier, 42, made headlines in 2017 when he complained that playing Barrow hurt his Hollywood career.
"I think audiences in the U.S. can identify quite easily with the quintessential English gent and English lady, whereas a neurotic, dark, gay character like Thomas is a hard thing to put into the American market," James-Collier told Radio Times. It can lead to typecasting."
"Because Thomas Barrow is gay and is, essentially, the bad guy for much of the show, a lot of people within the industry can only see you as that," he continued, adding that he has turned down gay stage roles. "They might not be in a rush to see you as a heterosexual love interest. That takes time."
Since Downton, James-Collier has most notably starred in the British crime series The Level and the horror film The Ritual.
Downton Abbey is in theaters September 20.
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In addition to these new installations, Artisan also modified the existing preheat tower, raw mill building, burner building, heat exchanger, extended the existing clinker cooler and installed all the necessary electrical wiring and system integration.
The majority of this work was completed while the plant remained in production, requiring several shutdowns for tie-ins and in particular, a final 38-day shutdown to bring the entire new system on-line. The extensive planning, scheduling and safety precautions allowed this project to be completed successfully and on time.
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The Bachchans are returning to the big screen together.
Speaking to Mid-day, Ash confirmed that she and her husband Abhishek Bachchan will be sharing screen space in upcoming film Gulab Jamun.
"AB [Abhishek] and I have agreed to do Gulab Jamun. I told AB that he needs to decide what he wants to do after Manmarziyan," she said.
The couple was offered the project a year and a half ago but Abhishek was caught up with his other film at the time.
"We had agreed on the idea then. However, it was around the same time that AB decided to take time-out. After the hiatus, he returned with Manmarziyan, which coincidentally is directed by Anurag Kashyap. That's when the chatter around Gulab Jamun began again, and we finally came on board. It is a beautiful script, and we fit the narrative perfectly."
But the couple first saw how they felt about the script, individually. "We have got many scripts, and at times, we got tempted too. But then, we discuss it out loud. We take stock and say, 'Does it excite us?' Why should marriage define our choices? Shouldn't we be actually approaching the story as individual actors?"
The film is a Sarvesh Mewara directorial and is apparently a "slice-of-life drama", Ash and Abhishek will be coming together onscreen after eight years, their last film being Raavan (2010), "The script has to be interesting if a real-life couple is coming together," added the former Miss World.
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Treating, Containing, Mobilizing: The Role of Médecins Sans Frontières in the West African Ebola Epidemic Response
Treating, Containing, Mobilizing: The Role of MSF in the West African Ebola Epidemic Response
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The chapter "Treating, Containing, Mobilizing" is available to read on the website of UREPH.
MSF's Research Unit on Humanitarian Stakes and Practices (UREPH) is pleased to announce the publication of the chapter "Treating, Containing, Mobilizing: The Role of Médecins Sans Frontières in the West African Ebola Epidemic Response" by Heather Pagano and Marc Poncin in the book Global Management of Infectious Disease after Ebola (eds. Halabi et al., 2016, Oxford University Press).
With 28,639 cases and 11,316 deaths, the 2014 - 2016 Ebola epidemic in West Africa stunned the world, revealing the global health community's collective shortcomings in the face of a virulent and deadly disease. It was also among the largest responses in MSF's history with more than 5,000 staff deployed to care for patients and help contain the outbreak. In this chapter, Heather Pagano and Marc Poncin examine the evolving role of the organisation, which was compelled to take on responsibilities beyond its usual first responder mandate, as the epidemic spread, with both successes and failures.
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It's the 1980's and a group of teenagers are getting together to hold a seance in a haunted house. All the typical 80's horror movie characters are there: the cool hero, the innocent girlfriend, the goth chick, the tough guy, the beautiful blonde girl, the shy guy in love with the beautiful blonde girl, a couple of lipstick lesbians and two big geeks. In true low budget 80's horror movie fashion, weird things start happening around the house. One dimensional characters are dying preposterously bloody deaths, girls are getting naked for no apparent reason and people walk into dangerous, pitch black rooms saying classic lines like, "Is someone in here?" As the poor, hapless kids are sliced and diced, it's up to our hero to lead the remaining survivors to safety before the house is filled with stupid dead teenagers.


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'Fast and Furious 7' (2015) REVIEW
Date: October 17, 2015Author: thatfilmbloguk 2 Comments
(C) Universal Pictures
Most of the time, the process of getting a script made into a film is reasonably straightforward. You get the script written, get the film greenlit, film, edit, and release. That process was a lot more difficult for Fast and Furious 7, or just Furious 7 as it's known in the US. After the November 2013 death of star Paul Walker, the film was put on hiatus partway during filming, with some thinking the film would be scrapped entirely and done from scratch. Luckily, that's not the case, because Furious 7 is not only a great action movie, but also a touching tribute to one of the genre's biggest stars.
Furious 7 once again re-unites the all-star cast led by Dom Toretto (Vin Diesel) and Hobbs (Dwayne Johnson) as an old threat comes back to haunt them. The brother of Fast 6's villain, Deckard Shaw (Jason Statham) is out for revenge against those who killed his sibling, and with help from Brian O'Conner (Paul Walker), Letty (Michelle Rodriguez), Roman (Tyrese Gibson) and Tej (Ludacris), they must bring down Shaw and save the world once more.
Plot-wise, my expectations for Furious 7 were particularly low, but I was pleasantly surprised by the amount given. I've only seen 6 and 7 of this franchise, so the first twenty or thirty minutes in particular are reasonably confusing and jarring if you're new to the series. This mainly revolves around Letty's memory loss, something touched upon but never fully explained in the 2013 entry to this series, but once the film's main plot gets going there aren't any issues. On the note of the plot, it certainly does take its time to get started: the extended edition I saw clocks in at around 141 minutes, and the actual main plot thread is introduced surprisingly into the film. I'm not complaining at all about this because the racing scene the film opens with is absolutely sublime, but, in a genre that is bloated with by-the-books entries, even the slightest nuances are warmly welcomed. As you may expect, the plot of Furious 7 is a bonkers sequence of high-octane action sequences pulled together by the main villain. Even though the action here is at times the best I have seen from this series, with cars skydiving and 360 degrees action shots, I seemed to find time and time again that it was the quieter moments, just where characters were talking or the group were bantering with each other, that the film soared the highest. This is most prevalent during the film's last twenty minutes or so, where the sentimentality is ramped up to the same degree the action was for the remainder and your heartstrings are well and truly tugged. I couldn't write this review without mentioning the tribute to Paul Walker, and it really is incredibly powerful and moving, easily able to make any man cry. It is so touching and is easily the film's best moment: one of those rare moments where a film transcends its genre and becomes something wholly more powerful and beautiful.
Action is synonymous with the Fast and Furious franchise, and luckily the seventh entry is no different. It gets even more bonkers and even more thrilling, with some of the best stunts I've ever seen, such as cars jumping across skyscrapers in Dubai to the destruction of a hospital in one of the greatest single-take openings I've seen in recent years. The stunt work is truly fantastic, from the fist-fights to the racing, all of which feels real and absolutely thrilling. On the topic of the fist fights, they were really great here, with the fantastic sound editing and stuntwork meaning you could truly feel every punch (or incidentally every hit with a steel pole).
When you think of modern-day ensemble casts, a few names pop up: The Avengers, Ocean's Eleven, X-Men – but rarely does Fast and Furious pop up. It really should. Not one member of the main cast, consisting of about 9 worldwide stars, lets any of the others down, and the chemistry between them is palpable: they feel so natural with each other that it's hard to believe that they haven't known each other all their lives, let alone the 14 years since the first film's release. Particular standouts include the relationship between Tyrese Gibson's Roman and Ludacris' Tej, who have astounding chemistry and great back-and-forth dialogue. Also great is Paul Walker, who has the perfect balance between action and comedy, and Kurt Russell, who is surprisingly great in a role he easily could've phoned in for a good paycheck. Just one issue: Iggy Azalea. Please, no Iggy Azalea.
On a technical level, Furious 7 is pretty darn great. I've already gone into depth about the action, but that's not all, with some great CGI – which does admittedly falter at times – a brilliant, upbeat R&B soundtrack, and superb editing. The races are handled so well by director James Wan in his first non-horror film, and his direction is really confident and promising. There are some stunning establishing shots that helps make the cinematography really great at times, also accentuated by some lovely lighting and great colours. The practical effects are really great too, particularly the aforementioned races and scenes involving cars in general, which all look fantastic.
Furious 7 was the first film of 2015 to gross over $1 billion, and it is wholly deserving of such an accolade in such a crowded and important year for film. Aside from some dodgy CGI, product placement and iffy cameos, it manage to thrill at one minute with its high-octane action and punchy dialogue, but soar even more at the next when it slows down and breathes, providing some really great character moments. Its last 20 minutes are hugely touching and moving, with a beautiful send-off for a life cut tragically too short. Furious 7 is easily one of the greatest films of the year, and deserves all the praise and success it gets.
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I just find it frustrating that they seem to have abandoned the idea of any kind of story in this franchise
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Died: George Beverly Shea, Longtime Singer at Billy Graham Crusades
(UPDATED) Shea's "How Great Thou Art" defined 'the faith of a generation that Graham helped bring to Jesus.'
Jeremy Weber| April 16, 2013 10:14 PM
Update (April 18): Billy Graham's biographer, William Martin, offered CT his reflections on Shea, including the singer's most lasting achievement.
Also, the BGEA has created a memorial website with stories and photos of Shea's life.
(Editor's note: This obituary has been substantially updated with videos, photos, commentary, and other links.)
Famed gospel singer George Beverly Shea, who regularly opened for Billy Graham at his crusades for nearly six decades, died Tuesday evening "following a brief illness." He was 104.
"Shea's rendition of "How Great Thou Art" came to define the faith of a Protestant generation that Graham helped bring to Jesus Christ," noted the Associated Press in a lengthy obituary. "He performed live before an estimated 200 million people at crusades over the years — taking him from North Dakota to North Korea and beyond."
Gaither Music broke the news on Twitter:
Sad to Announce...George Beverly Shea Passes Away at Age 104:bit.ly/11bls5w– Gaither Music Co. (@Gaithermusic) April 17, 2013
In an obituary (full text and tribute video below), the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA) noted:
Since George Beverly Shea first sang for Graham in 1943 on the Chicago radio hymn program, "Songs in the Night," Shea has faithfully carried the Gospel in song to every continent and every state in the Union. Graham's senior by ten years, Shea devotedly preceded the evangelist in song in nearly every Crusade over the span of more than one-half century.
Said Billy Graham:
"I first met Bev Shea while in Chicago when he was on Moody Radio. As a young man starting my ministry, I asked Bev if he would join me. He said yes and for over 60 years we had the privilege of ministering together across the country and around the world. Bev was one of the most humble, gracious men I have ever known and one of my closest friends. I loved him as a brother. My prayer for his wife, Karlene, and his children, Ron and Elaine, is that God will strengthen them during this time."
This history of gospel music offers more details on how Graham and Shea became partners.
"The history of George Beverly Shea, in many senses, is the history of Christian music in the 20th century," noted Shea's authorized biographer, Paul Davis, in an interview after Shea's 100th birthday. "The number of people George has sung to is larger than anybody else in history. We know that because broadly speaking, it's the same number that Billy Graham has preached to."
The BGEA has released a lengthy video tribute to Shea.
Shea received many accolades over his career, including 10 Grammy nominations, a Grammy Award in 1965, and a Lifetime Achievement Award in 2011.
Factoid: #George Beverly Shea, who passed 2nite, in 2011 became the oldest living person 2 receive a Grammy @102-yrs-old– ALarryRoss (@ALarryRoss) April 17, 2013
Wheaton College offers an archive on Shea, including audio clips of his early songs on Club Time, the evangelistic radio show Shea was doing when Billy Graham discovered him. Click here to listen to one of Shea's earliest renditions of "The Old Rugged Cross" from that program.
CT noted in 2004 when a heart attack forced Shea to miss his first crusade since 1947. Noted Franklin Graham when his father Billy Graham turned 90, "Bev Shea turns 100 in February, so I think Daddy's trying to catch up to him."
David Neff told the story of Shea's signature tune–How Great Thou Art"–when Shea turned 100:
The song most associated with Billy Graham is "Just As I Am," but Bev Shea's signature tune is clearly "How Great Thou Art." Even though nearly every gospel artist - from Elvis Presley to the Mormon Tabernacle Choir - has recorded it, it is Bev Shea's tune. Here's the story of that song.
Shea's other signature song:
Full obituary from the BGEA:
CHARLOTTE, N.C., April 16, 2013 – George Beverly Shea, 104, of Montreat, North Carolina, soloist of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA), died this evening following a brief illness.
Shea was the recipient of ten Grammy nominations, a Grammy Award in 1965, and was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Grammy organization in 2011. He was also a member of the Gospel Music Association Hall of Fame (1978), and was inducted into the Religious Broadcasting Hall of Fame in February 1996. Shea was also inducted into the inaugural class of the Conference of Southern Baptist Evangelists' "Hall of Faith" in 2008.
"I first met Bev Shea while in Chicago when he was on Moody Radio," said Billy Graham. "As a young man starting my ministry, I asked Bev if he would join me. He said yes and for over 60 years we had the privilege of ministering together across the country and around the world. Bev was one of the most humble, gracious men I have ever known and one of my closest friends. I loved him as a brother. My prayer for his wife, Karlene, and his children, Ron and Elaine, is that God will strengthen them during this time."
Born in Winchester, Ontario, Canada, where his father was a Wesleyan Methodist minister, Shea's first public singing was in the choir of his father's church. Between Crusade, radio, and television dates in many countries, he sang at hundreds of concerts and recorded more than 70 albums of sacred music. At age 23 he composed the music to one of his best known solos, "I'd Rather Have Jesus."
"Even though Bev was 10 years older than my father, he never acted his age," said Franklin Graham. "He was absolute fun to be with. Bev was one of the most gracious and unassuming men I have known. He was always encouraging and supportive, a man of deep faith and strong commitment to Jesus Christ."
Shea is survived by his wife, Karlene, and his children from his first marriage, Ronald and Elaine. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Erma, who died in 1976.
Ron, born in 1948 in Chicago, graduated from Trinity International University in Deerfield, Ill., in 1971. For more than 30 years, Ron has been an associate in Crusade ministry through the BGEA, assisting in preparatory work for evangelistic crusades involving Mr. Graham and more recently for Franklin Graham's ministry. He is married to the former Kathy Ford.
Details on the funeral service for Shea will be forthcoming.
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The K Dub Polo Club Evolution
The story is believed to go something like this. Started in the Fall of 2009 when Alexis Mills, in cooperation with Chris Mills, brought some mallets to Waterloo to start a group. The first game was believed to have happened on a wet and cold day in the fall of 2009. The turnout was about 4 people but the sport has spread since. There was even a demonstration organized in Waterloo Town Square which we now consider Bikeapolooza 1.
During 2010 our primary location was the UW outdoor hockey rink. Since the surface was so poor, the club decided to move elsewhere. Trying a few courts in Kitchener, suggested by Jared S, the group eventually settled on George Lippert Park in Kitchener for the late summer and fall season. Again in the fall, Bikeapolooza happened at Waterloo Town Square. This time it was an organized tournament with approx 12 teams coming from Ottawa, Toronto, NYC, and Arnprior. Bikeapolooza 2.
The 2010-2011 winter Season was spent partially playing indoors and outdoors. The group maintained a pick-up game once every week almost.
The 2011 Summer season brought yet another court change. During that time our court is Guelph Street Park. Our average turnout was 6 or 7 people. Yet again, in the fall, Bikeapolooza happened in KW, in Waterloo town Square. The turnout was approximate 14 teams. Bikeapolooza 3
The 2012 Summer saw another court change. Currently our court is the new rink at the Bridgeport Community Center. Our current average turnout is 6 or 7 people. And of course, again this year on Oct 20+21, Bikeapolooza will happen in KW. This time at our new court, the Bridgeport Community Center. This year Bikeapolooza is expecting an estimated turnout of 25 people and the game format will be a bench minor. Bikeapolooza 4!!
In 2013 a committed core group of players continued to play and grow the sport locally. Players from out of town came and helped introduce the sport to new people. Bikeapolooza 5 had to be cancelled due to bad weather. This would later inspire the club to seek out and indoor space.
In 2014 the small but die-hard group continued to play, and we met several new members. Our courts were mainly Bridgeport and the partly-completed tennis courts at Montgomery Park. To help introduce new players to the game, some of us fixed up old bikes to loan out, so there's no longer a need to have your own polo-specific bike just to try it out! We continued our tradition of fall tournaments with our first Oktoberfest Open. 9 teams from across Ontario played at Conestogo Park for glory and fantastic donated prizes.
Our 2015 season started with a bang: we hosted our first ever Northsides Qualifier tournament! Some of the best players from Ontario, Michigan, Ohio, and upstate New York competed for a chance to move up to the North American and then World's competitions later that year. Despite the rainy, cold June weekend, we had a blast at the Bridgeport Community Center. The rest of the summer we played mainly at Bridgeport, and had great support from the community there.
In the fall of 2015, we didn't want to quit playing, so when we heard the indoor space at the K-W Badminton Club was ready to have a court built inside, we jumped at our chance! A group of about 8 players spent our Christmas break designing and building the boards just the way they wanted them, and now we have access to an awesome indoor court! We held a grand opening on Saturday, Jan 9th, 2016, for what we hope will be the first of many great days of indoor polo.
The 2016 summer season took place mostly at our Bridgeport location. Starting December of 2016 we were back indoors with our most attended indoor season yet.
The 2017 summer season is starting off with Thursday nights indoors and Sunday afternoons outdoors- either at our Bridgeport location or another location preferred by the majority of the active club members.
The K Dub Polo Club In the News
The club has enjoyed some publicity on a few occasions
May 1, 2017, The Kitchener Citizen
Bike Polo Gaining Popularity
Nov 22, 2016, Rick Mercer Report
Kdub Polo Club on the Rick Mercer Report
Jan 13, 2016, The Waterloo Chronicle
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Jan 11, 2016, The Record.com
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Q: Exceptions in C (Try Catch) I'm just asking how to use Try Catch in C. I was searching at Google and I found that C does not support Exceptions but I can use something call setjmp and longjmp, but I  did not understand that. Also, I know how to use exceptions in C++. It'd be something like this:
#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

main(){
   int opc;
   bool aux=true;
   cin.exceptions(std::istream::failbit);
   do{
   try{
       cout<<"PLEASE INSERT VALUE:"<<endl;
       cin>>opc;
       aux=true;

   }
   catch(std::ios_base::failure& fail){
             aux=false;
             cout<<"PLEASE INSERT A VALID VALUE."<<endl;
             cin.clear();
             std::string tmp;
             getline(cin, tmp);
           }
           }while(aux==false);
 system("PAUSE");
}//main

Any help with C?

A: There is no such thing in C.
As a workaround you may want to:

*

*Put the code under try in a function

*Make the function return an error code

*Analyze the returned code and put what you would have done in catch under a condition

Example:
int error = my_try();
if(error == ENOMEM)
{
    printf("Out of memory: Abort\n");
    return -1;
}
else if(error == EINVAL)
{
    printf("Invalid parameter\n");
    return -1;
}
// else error == 0: everything went smoothly

A: Since C doesn't support automatic exceptions best practice is to check the return value from any function that may fail. And yes, you usually get to write a lot of error handling code when writing robust programs.
The functions setjmp/longjmp is support for manual exceptions (similar to throw in java) and can be used to reduce the amount of checking necessary.
So, what do I mean when I say that there are no automatic exceptions?
When things go terribly wrong in C the process gets a signal, not an exception. So there are automatic exceptions, only the mechanism is totally different.
This means that in C you still need to check return values from functions like malloc, because setjmp/longjmp won't protect you from the effects of invoking undefined behaviour (like using a null pointer).

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Computational Analysis of 3D- Flows in rocket produced H2/H2O based MHD Generators for Space Applications
A Saurabh, A Turan
International Journal of Space Science and Engineering
Saurabh, A., & Turan, A. (2013). Computational Analysis of 3D- Flows in rocket produced H2/H2O based MHD Generators for Space Applications. International Journal of Space Science and Engineering, 1(3), 290-310.
Saurabh, A ; Turan, A. / Computational Analysis of 3D- Flows in rocket produced H2/H2O based MHD Generators for Space Applications. In: International Journal of Space Science and Engineering. 2013 ; Vol. 1, No. 3. pp. 290-310.
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