(editor at airforce.ca ) and call the genealogy section of the Library and Archives Canada at 613-996-5115 (select 1, then 6) or toll-free 1-866-578-7777 (select 1, then 6) 10 am to 4pm EST Monday through Friday.
I'm looking for information on Flight Lieutenant Michael Manley RCAF, I'm curious to know where he served.
I served 5 years with RCAF 1958 to 1963 as a Radar Tech (Air). Trained at Clinton. Would like to find some of my old class mates. Only worked at Portage La Prairie and Greenwood.
My father LAC Wilbur F Miller was a radar mechanic in 10 Bomber Reconnaissance Squadron, 10(BR) stationed at Gander, Nfld. (1941-1944). The squadron was known as the North Atlantic Squadron and Dumbo, the elephant, was their unofficial logo.
My mother was in FCO (Fighter Control Organization?) in 1952 and was stationed in Quebec at a radar base. Her name is Lorna Christine Johannson. Is there any way to find any of her fellow air women? I am her son. She passed away on September 10, 2018.
Trying to contact relatives of Sgt E. L. Levert 141353 RCAF. Wellington LN379ntook off from 3 OADU ( RAF Hurn ) bound for Morocco in the early hours of 7/9/1943 but developed engine problems. All credit to the pilot he managed to crash land the aircraft and both he and Sgt Levert survived. My uncle died in the crash. Sgt Levert visited my grandparents some time after the crash. Any family history of the incident. Thank you.
Sir, Whilst going through my late Mother's things I found a photograph of a young airman . This photograph was anotated as being 'Bud' Moss. I have been able to identify 'Bud' as being F/O C. Moss who was a member of 427 Squadron but died on 4th July 1944. Bud was just 21 y.o.at the time the photograph was taken. I feel that this photograph of , even though it is quite small, belongs where it can be appreciated by more people who understand the sacrifice Bud and many of his peers paid. Can you offer any suggestions where I can send this photograph? Yours respectfully, John.
I am searching for Robert Campbell, was stationed in Summerside PEI 1962-1963 possibly longer. He was born in Edmonston, NB, possibly between 1937-1942.
I was wondering is anyone knew if these servicemen were still around: JP Potvin, Clerk, Service Number 87182 who resided at 325 14 Ave. South Shebrooke, PQ and JG Menard, Magasinier, Service Number 36496 who resided at 22 Foch St. St. Jean, PQ. They served at St. Jean in 1967 and witnessed an RCAF will for my dad. I just need to know if they are still alive for the notary.
I received a brass ID bracelet inscribed J.I. ANDREWS with what looks like D.606688. along with 2 eagle facing left sleeve insignia (one has Canada) Trying to locate information and/or family so these may go "home". Where do I begin?
Hello, my father Denis St-Pierre passed away last week. He served from 1953 to 1988. His dying wish was to be buried in his uniform. We've found everything but the light blue shirt. His jacket size is 7044. He will be exposed on Tuesday October 9th. I have been able to order from any DND related source. Can someone help?
Am looking for any info on my uncle William Ernest Durrell, DOB 12 Aug 1909 Manitoba, DOD 30 Mar 1981 Victoria BC. Was a pilot in the RCAF, would love any info on his WW2 years.
Hi, I'm trying to locate Robert (Bob) Walsh, When I served in Goose Bay 1994 to 1996 we became good friends. He was a driver in the Royal Canadian Air Force and if memory serves me correctly he was from Cornerbrook, Newfoundland. Any help in finding him would be great. I know he was posted to Cold Lake after Goose but sadly we lost touch after that. He would know me as Woody.
God bless the Military in their over and above beyond courageous duties. Granddaughter of deceased WW1 Captain and Knight of Italian Military, Federico Lanese, whom also was a Military Pilot. Neice of deceased WW1 Italian Military, Luigi Lanese, Instructor of La Tripoli. Neice of retired Italian Military, Murielle Saccilotto, domiciled in Italy.
Hello. I had a unique experience yesterday when I happened to have a discussion with a gentleman at the parking lot of a shopping centre in Ottawa. Carlingwood shooping centre is visited mainly by seniors such as myself. This gentleman was commenting on my new car as he walked past so we entered upon a lovely but short discussion. I immediately notice his impeccable appearance as were his choice and deportment of his casual golf attire. I notice an RCAF cap pin on his cap and that is what started our conversation. It so happens that this chap was turning 100 years old this month so I asked him about his service. He told me that he was in the RCAF for 57 years and that he was an aeronautical engineer. I took the opportunity to introduce myself as the son af a Dutch pilot by my same name who served in the RAF 139 Wind 2nd Tactical Air Force 320 Squadron and that he was one of the few Dutch evacuees from the area of Dunkirk at the end of May 1940. I was so impressed with this gentleman as he was absolutely straight backed, wearing neither glasses or hearing aids and he was about to hop into his BMW coupe. He waved as he left the parking lot. To my total discredit, I never asked his name. But should I meet him again at that shopping centre I will find out his name and update this small note as I believe that there are not too many 100 year old veterans of the RCAF still remaining. Ironically, as I entered your web site, the front page is adorned by a B25 Mitchell bomber, the aircraft as flown by my father during Market Garden '44.
Chaplain Bob D, in case you see this, I think William Prendergast is my uncle. My father was his younger brother, Don, who wanted to serve in the RCAF like Bill but was too young. He joined the army at 17 1/2 shortly before WW2 ended. In his retirement he restored planes for the Warplane Heritage Museum in Hamilton, Ontario.
William Prendergast is a 94 year old man who was part of the RCAF in WWII. He said he served his flying time in the USA. I'm trying to put together his military service in the RCAF so I can honor him for his service. There are several pictures of himself and his buddies hanging up in his room. Unfortunately he can't remember names or squadron or type of airplane. He says he was a pilot of a twin engine, two bladed prop airplane. I have copies of his pictures and I'd love to share them, both for history and to get more information about Bill. Who would I send them to? Help please!
I would appreciate any information on Pilot Officer WDC Beck J23346 who served in the RCAF in WW2. I have a set of navigation dividers in a small wooden marked box dated 1942/3 that belonged to Beck and would be happy to pass these to any interested relative.
My Dad, James Harold Wright was a Leading Air Craftsman in the RCAF (Squadron 403). He enlisted in 1943 and went overseas in 1944. I am interested in learning about where and when this Squadron went to in Europe. Where do I begin my search. My Dad will soon by 94 years old but sadly he has severe dementia.
My father-in-law's RCAF WW 2 service record shows that he was attached to the No. 8 Aircrew Holding Unit in June 1945. Does anyone know where it was located ?
My Father, Ken Horne, died in November, 2010 but curiously I'm thinking of today's cairn re-dedication. Dad's friend Clay Bird flew Hallies in WW2. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
My father, Nelson Levesque was an F86 pilot with 422 Squadron based in Baden-Baden Germany. We had two beer steins with the squadron emblem and pewter lids with the F-86 on top. They were both destroyed and I have been trying to locate another one. Can anyone help? Thanks.
Was honoured to meet some of you today at the memorial service in Newton On Ouse.
I am son of RCAF Flt. Engineer, Bill 'Scotty' Gracie KIA. 5 Aug '44 Now historian and author of book "Under the Maple Leaf". I can offer guided tour of 6(RCAF) Group airfileds in Yorkshire. Anybody intersted should contact me direct at kencothliff@hotmail.co.uk.
It is with a heavy heart that I write to inform the RCAF Association that my mother Mary Lillian Blackburn (née Banks) passed away peacefully with family at her side on Sunday, August 27, 2017 at 8:55 AM EST at the Ottawa Civic Hospital. Mom was 78 years of age. Mom was a Fighter Cop having served in St.Jean QC, Northern Canada on the DEW Line and in Metz France. Rest In Peace Mom.
I am seeking any RCAF Veteran living in my area who would occasionally consider visiting my father, Col. John L Twambley (Retired) who had an extensive military flying career from early 1950's to '80s. He lives in an Assisted Living unit and would love to "talk about the good ole days!"
While looking for my father in the picture of the 408 Squadon based in Linton on Ouse, last year, I found my Mother instead. I retuned this year with my Dad's photo album and have allowed the Museum to take copies and use them in their displays. What a wonderful museum.
Thank you for all that you do with keeping and postings records from WW2. My grandfather was a squadron leader for the RCAF in the Battle of Britain. Any pictures and information other than what is posted would be greatly appreciated. His name was Charles Warren Trevena.
Hi looking for any friends or relatives of my grandfather Joseph Lionel herve Quesnel Rear gunner 432 squadron.
Hello, I am searching for the service record of my father who served in the RCAF in WW2. Any help for where I may find this info? All I have is his RCAF Service and Pay book that provides a minute amount of information such as an Air Force number, date of enlistment, etc.
Does anyone know why this data base is now inaccessible for all names by alphabetical order. I have used for 8 years and was always able to pull up all names alphabetically. What gives now? It knick me into a "single" search and my father in laws name is "not found" although was found for the last 8 years .
Hello, I am trying to find information about an American married to my mother. His name is Ted Kelly and he was shot down during WWII. Ted and my mother were college sweethearts and ended up marrying each other. Shortly thereafter Ted went to war and was shot down in Europe. They were married scarcely a year. I am the son of my mother, Murl Spellman Kelly-Orr. She married my dad in 1945 and it was many years later in life that mom told me about Ted. I also have photos of him, one particularily of him in his flight suit at an airfiled holding a "Teddy Bear". Being a big history buff, I would love to learn about the circumstances with his entry into the RCAF and his death in Europe. I cannot find a thing about him on-line. Your response would be much appreciated.
I'm looking for any and all information and pictures of my great uncle Donald Marvin Peterson. He was around 16 years old in the Royal Canadian Air Force 1953. Anything would be helpful and greatly appreciated.
Looking for my Father's records ..joined 1939 and was a Trainer. I know he transferred to the Armed Forces later on. "William George JEFFERY"
Looking for history of 502 Wing Air Force Association.
Hello I am trying to help a lady to find out if her brother's body was ever found. He died post war 1953 on a military plane headed for the Yukon Territories. He flew as a Navigator during WW2 in the Avro Arrow and Lancaster bombers. Here is a link to his name as a post war casualty. His name was Edward James Couchman. http://rcafassociation.ca/heritage/post-war-data/post-war-casualties-air-miscellaneous-units/ 3 116 Flight Lieutenant Johnson, James Hall CT-133 Silver Star III 21541 25 .... Flying Officer Couchman, Edward James CC-129 Dakota 985 28 January 1953 If you could suggest a link or contact # for RCAF that could help her, it would be great! Thanks very much.
I'm looking for any information about LAC Vincent Ernest Lemire who served with the RCAF in England during WWII.
My dear Mom was a Veteran of the British Air Force and she came to Canada as a war bride in 1946. She loved her time in the WAF's and always spoke highly of the fellowship during WWII. She recently passed at the age of 97 1/2 years young and faithfully attended Nov. 11 services till this past year! Always loving the Air Force Band and had to sit front row at our convention center!!!THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE!
Unable to find any entries in this data base on RCAF Navigator Sergeant Robert Thomas Hayes, Service # R225060 and POW # 83678 in Stalag 4B. Is this data base complete? Other information sources. Secret service and/or spy services not included?
Anyone know of Pierre Laliberte? I'm looking for his association in the Canadian RAF.
I am searching for details of my late mother's cousin Andrew Glass who served in RCAF. He was stationed in Germany early 1950s or 1960s and he came to visit us in Scotland. Shortly afterwards he went back to Canada and unfortunately died of a heart attack either on the plane or soon after he landed. I.d be grateful for any help you can give me.
Hello, I am searching for the service record of my uncle who served in the RCAF in WW2. Any help for where I may find this info?
Good afternoon: I have a big project - Veterans Living History for our Legion, Branch #44 Whitecourt Alberta. A 90 year old sister of a pilot who apparently was shot down during WW2, but the details of burial place, date of death (1944) was not clear in her memory. His name was Edward Borkowsky, service #189482. There is a lake named after him in Manitoba. I can't find any information although I have done several internet searches. I hope that you can help us find more information, both for his sister and her family and some for our Legion. Thank you very much for any information you can forward on.
I'm grandson of Alexander Lamb who served @ Rockcliffe Airport during 2nd WW as believe he was a bombardier trainer and mechanic, looking for any information about him, as have very little. Please phone 604-876-8275, thanks.
Hello, I'm looking to find information on John Fairfield Francis Vanier, born August 2, 1914. During the war years he was posted to various spots around Canada, working as an aircraft inspector on Anson and Mosquito aircraft, and on the still secret Project Z. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Would like to connect with some I served with in Trenton, Ont. in late 60s.
I'm the son of one of Ron Butcher's crew mates on the Lady be good: tail gunner Alf DeMill. If Ron's still with us I'd love very, very much to meet him!
We are sponsors of the book "Sinai Surgeon", an historical narrative of the 115th Air Transport Unit and the UNEF I Anyone interested in this history can obtain the book at www.sinaisurgeon.com. All proceeds to the Global Eradication of Polio Program.
I am inquiring for Father Jean_Guy Lanthier who was a Padre in the CF. He is looking for the telephone number of MGen Lou Cuppens who now livw, he believes , in NB. If you can contact MGen Cuppens could you ask him to contact FatherLanthier at 1-450-247-2055 afetr 9 PM as he is serving three parishes and is seldom home.
Air Movement controller 1959-1964 wish I could find some old friend.
Trying to trace any RCAF personnel that may of served near York (England) during WW2. In particular anybody who drank in the Castle Hotel in York and can remember the landlady Vera Green. A long time ago but would appreciate any response, thank you.
I am looking for any veterans or their families who flew with 428 (Ghost) squadron RCAF during WW2. My wife's Greta Uncle was with the McRae crew of LK635 NA-H when she was lost on a raid to Hanover 22/23 Sept 1943. I have been researching the LK635 loss but this research has grown and I would like to contact as many veterans/families as possible for their stories.
My stepdad Frank (Fransciuos) Bruyns who was a RCAF Lancaster pilot just passed away today, September 15, 2016.
Joined in 1952. Radar technician at 418 Edmonton Sqn. Went aircrew as Nav on 5601 in Winnipeg. Served with 436 Sqn. and NDHQ until 1964.
SEARCHING TO CONNECT AND OR OBTAIN THE WHEREABOUTS OF THIS CHRIS.R.WILSON LAST KNOWN LOCATION I HAVE OF CHRIS WAS WITH 442 SQD 19 WING COMOX,BC.STATUS WAS MASTER/CORP FLIGHT ENGINEER ON BUFFALO AIRCRAFT.RECENTLY TOLD HE PASSED AWAY APRIL 27TH/2016 ...WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHERE HE WAS LAID TO REST........Email wingsoffflight@gmail.com if anyone has any information on anything.
Rye Harbour Nature Reserve, E Sussex, UK includes the crash site of Harry R Hamilton 39316 of New Brunswick. On Sept 15th 2016 we will install a memorial stone to supplement the three oak trees planted in his memory (by his family?) at that spot.
First time looked at our RCAFA site carefully and was dissapointed. Could not find anything or at least I could not find anything about the annual convention. We are possibly attending, know it is in London ON. Make it easier to contact staff, home page with email and phone numbers.
Joined RCAF as course 6251 boot camp at St. Jean's PQ in Dec 1962. Ended up Senior Corporal at 6RD Trenton 1968 after working in Telecom. Trade was Radar Air, and lived in barrack block 5 till "living out" became possible. Would love to hear from any former members around the same 1962 to 1968 period.


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The iconic FJ Holden, and the Reko Rennie Bogong Moth sculpture acquired with the generous support of John Gandel AC and Pauline Gandel.
Senator Mitch Fifield, the Minister for Communications and the Arts, officially launched the Gandel Atrium at the National Museum of Australia today. The renaming of the Main Hall to Gandel Atrium is in honour of prominent philanthropists John Gandel AC and Pauline Gandel.
This is in recognition of their commitment to Australian children and the nation's cultural sector.
Gandel Philanthropy partnered with the Museum to support the Defining Moments Digital Classroom initiative, which will take Australian history into schools across the country.
The revolutionary online Digital Classroom will allow students to explore this history through in-school interactive smart boards, iPads, videos, virtual tours, 3D scans and trivia quizzes.
It takes key moments and events that have shaped Australian culture and identity and links them to the national curriculum.
Gandel Philanthropy generously contributed $1.5 million to the Digital Classroom, which will use the nation's rich history as a vehicle to empower children to learn and explore.
The overarching theme of the Gandel Atrium is Defining Moments in Australian History, with key objects from the Museum's collection on show.
Education transforms futures – it is the key to unlocking potential and creating opportunities in all of us, but especially our children.
Mr and Mrs Gandel's generous contribution also helped the Museum to acquire Bogong Moth, a contemporary artwork by acclaimed artist Reko Rennie.
This bold, neon-coloured sculpture is suspended from the dome of the Atrium, bringing together traditional themes with modern materials and artistic practice. This contemporary centrepiece welcomes visitors to the Museum to discover Australia's rich past and diverse stories.
'We live in a dynamic, technology-driven landscape where knowledge is the new currency, a world where there has never been a greater need for a Museum equipped to educate future generations,' said Dr Mathew Trinca, Director of the National Museum of Australia.
The Defining Moments Digital Classroom will be aligned to the national curriculum, tailored to year groups and available in classrooms nationally from 2020.


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Mildensee ist eine Ortschaft und ein Stadtbezirk von Dessau-Roßlau, einer kreisfreien Stadt im Bundesland Sachsen-Anhalt. Er liegt ca. 3 km östlich vom Stadtzentrum entfernt.

Geschichte
Am 1. Mai 1930 wurden die drei Gemeinden Pötnitz, Scholitz und Dellnau einzeln nach Dessau eingemeindet. Zum 15. April 1933 wurden die drei Ortsteile wieder ausgegliedert und zur Gemeinde Mildensee zusammengeschlossen. Am 1. November 1945 wurde Mildensee nach Dessau eingemeindet.

Der Name leitet sich vom Namen des gleichnamigen Sees ab, einem Altarm der Mulde (in alter Form Milde).

Pötnitz und Scholitz werden 1179, Dellnau 1205 erstmals urkundlich erwähnt – und sind damit älter als Dessau selbst.

Infrastruktur und Verkehr
Die Bundesstraße 185 und in deren Fortsetzung die Bundesstraße 107 sowie die Bundesautobahn 9 führen über das Gebiet von Mildensee, letztere mit der Anschlussstelle Dessau-Ost. Auch befindet sich hier eine Autobahnmeisterei.

Die Strecke der Dessau-Wörlitzer Eisenbahn führt nördlich um die Bebauung Mildensees herum. Heute ist nur noch der Haltepunkt Dessau-Adria in Betrieb, die Bahnhöfe Mildensee West und Mildensee (vormals Dellnau) sind seit langer Zeit stillgelegt und weitgehend zurückgebaut. Weiterhin führen zwei Buslinien der Dessauer Verkehrsgesellschaft zum Dessauer Stadtzentrum.

In den 1990er Jahren entstand nahe der Autobahnabfahrt ein Einkaufs- und Gewerbepark.

Östlich des Ortszentrums befindet sich die Kiesgrube Adria mit gleichnamigem Freizeitpark und Strandbad.

Sehenswürdigkeiten

In Mildensee befinden sich die Pötnitzer Kirche, der Napoleonsturm, ein denkmalgeschützter Schafstall des Landwirts Christian Gebhard Nordmann und das Bärendenkmal.

Veranstaltungen
 Walpurgisfeuer: am 30. April
 Pfingstreiten: am Pfingstsonntag
 Nordmannfest Fest: am 2. Septemberwochenende
 Kleiner Weihnachtsmarkt: am 3. Advent

Weblinks

 Dessau Mildensee
 Virtueller Rundgang in 360°

Einzelnachweise

Ehemalige Gemeinde (Dessau-Roßlau)
Ersterwähnung 1179
Ersterwähnung 1205
Ort in der kreisfreien Stadt Dessau-Roßlau

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After spectacular win, Stajcic looks for more improvement | Inquirer Sports
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After spectacular win, Stajcic looks for more improvement
By: Jonas Terrado - @inquirerdotnet
Philippine Daily Inquirer / 05:20 AM July 07, 2022
Filipinas women's football team in the AFF Women's Championship. –PILIPINASWNFT
Coach Alen Stajcic offered to focus on improvements rather than savor the Philippines' emphatic win over Singapore on Wednesday in the Asean Football Federation (AFF) Women's Championship.
"I still think we've got a long way to go to get to where I want to get to," he said.
The Filipinas went on a goalscoring spree and defeated Singapore, 7-0, at the Rizal Memorial Stadium, a result that put the host nation on top of Group A with six points through two games.
Isabella Flanigan's opener, an own goal, followed by one each from Tahnai Annis and Sarina Bolden in the first half along with Sara Eggesvik, Kaya Hawkinson and Anicka Castañeda finding the mark after halftime provided plenty of delight for the home supporters following a gritty 1-0 win over Australia two nights earlier.
Stajcic was impressed with how the goals came, but said the performance against one of the perceived lightweights in the group stage won't cut it once the Filipinas face contenders late in the regional championship.
"Although some of the goals were tremendous and world-class, the passages of plays and combination of plays are probably the areas of the game that we have to work on the most," he said.
The Philippines is favored to emerge victorious in the next two games against Malaysia on Friday and Indonesia on Sunday, before facing a tough Thailand side in the final match of the group stage on July 12.
Thailand is second in the table with four points after battling Australia to a 2-2 draw earlier in the day at the Rizal Memorial pitch. Malaysia moved to third place at two points after a 1-1 tie against Indonesia while Australia, Singapore and Indonesia are level with a point apiece.
The top two teams in the group advance to the semifinals, and the Filipinas seem to be on the right track after two match days despite Stajcic's observations.
"We showed that we're a good defensive team, but with the ball, I think we've got the most room for improvement. And tonight, we showed some glimpses of that," said Stajcic.
Flanigan's volley nine minutes into the contest launched the Filipinas' assault on the Lionesses, who hardly put up a challenge the rest of the way.
Singapore conceded an own goal seconds after Flanigan's opener when defender Ernie Sontaril tried to clear Annis' cross to no avail. Wearing the captain's armband, Annis later made it 3-0 in the 19th minute with a header.
She also set up the fourth goal before halftime, delivering a cross that led to a free header by Bolden, who supplied the winner over Australia the previous match.
Eggesvik and Hawkinson registered their first-ever goals wearing the Philippine shirt in the 46th and 55th minutes before Castañeda joined the scoring tally in the 68th, rebounding a deflected attempt by Carleigh Frilles.
Dominating possession, the Philippines had an easier time on the defensive side which resulted in veteran goalkeeper Inna Palacios, who appeared for the 50th time with the national team, getting a clean sheet.
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Senior guard Asim Pleas drives toward a defender in a game last year. The team got its first win of the season against Penn State- Shenango Saturday.
The men's basketball team tallied their first win of the season on Tuesday night with an 87-55 win over PSU-Shenango at their home court of CCAC-Allegheny.
Starting guards Kyle Carrington and Asim Pleas were not in the starting lineup as Carrington is dealing with a leg injury and Pleas is battling sickness.
The Pioneer lineup looked a bit different as Lewandowski started senior transfer guard Justice Cuthbertson and senior guard Tramell Perry in place of Carrington and Pleas, who combined for 39 points in the last game.
Midway through the first half, the Pioneers saw their biggest deficit of the night as they trailed the Nittany Lions 17-11 on the scoreboard.
From there, Point Park never looked back as they hit a 25-8 run to end the first half, leading PSU-Shenango 36-25.
The depth of the Pioneer bench played a major role in the win as they dropped 25 bench points.
Point Park's defense was relentless as they forced 24 Nittany Lion turnovers, 12 off of steals and allowed them to drop just a total of four team assists.
It was smooth sailing for the Pioneers coming out of the half as they stretched their halftime lead from 11 to 26 in just six minutes of play.
Led by sophomore sharpshooter Chance Wright, the Pioneers buried 16 3-pointers in the game on 35 percent shooting from the arc.
Wright's five 3-pointers were accompanied by senior guard Daniel King who sunk four 3-pointers of his own in the winning effort.
The Pioneers outscored PSU-Shenango in the second half by 21 points on 47 percent shooting from the floor.
Point Park finished with five players in double figures led by King who dropped 18 points.
Wright and Cuthbertson added 15 points of their own as Shehady finished 13 points and senior guard T.J Bates dropped 14 on 63 percent shooting.
The Pioneers squared off against PSU-Shenango again on Saturday afternoon in Sharon, Pa., where they notched their second win of the season, squeaking out a 68-63 victory over the Nittany Lions.
"Everybody is new so [they're] trying to change things like attitude and culture in order to win," Lewandowski said.
The Pioneers were off to a rough start on Saturday as they shot just 32 percent from the floor and committed seven fouls in the first half of play.
King led the team in scoring in the first half as he dropped all 12 of his points on 50 percent shooting through the first 20 minutes.
With five minutes left in the half, the Pioneers scored just five points which led PSU-Shenango to finish the half leading on the scoreboard, 29-27.
The Pioneers jumped back into the driver's seat midway through the second half, taking just their second lead of the game at 47-45 on a Pleas 3-pointer.
It was turnovers and free throws late in the game that gave Point Park their chance at victory.
Forcing a whopping 13 turnovers in just the second half, the Pioneers were able to make the most of their opportunities as they scored 16 points off of 20 Nittany Lion turnovers.
Point Park also shot a pleasing 73 percent from the charity stripe in the second half which eventually sealed the victory for the Pioneers.
Bates and Cuthbertson were consistent at the free throw line late in the game as Bates went 4-6 and Cuthbertson made 4 of 5 to solidify the win.
The Pioneers shot 41 percent from the floor and assisted on 14 of their 23 field goals.
Point Park (2-1) will hit the road again on Tuesday as they face off against Washington Adventist on Nov. 13 for an NAIA non-conference game. Tipoff is at 7 p.m. in Takoma Park, Md.


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Practical simulation of composting in the laboratory
A. M.T. Magalhães, P. J. Shea, M. D. Jawson, E. A. Wicklund, D. W. Nelson
School of Natural Resources
A closed incubation system was developed for laboratory simulation of composting conditions at the interior of a large compost pile. A conductive heat flux control system (CHFC) was used to adjust the temperature of the internal wall to that of the compost center and compensate for heat loss. Insulated small vessels (400 cm3) controlled by the CHFC system were compared with similar vessels maintained at 30°C (mesophilic) and 55°C (thermophilic), and with large vessels (10 000 cm3) with and without the CHFC. Compost temperature rose rapidly to a maximum within 2-4 days, then gradually decreased. In mesophilic treatments (no CHFC), temperature at the matrix center increased to a maximum of 36°C in the small vessel and 50°C in the large vessel, while temperature in both vessels reached 50°C with the CHFC. Microbial activity was maintained by allowing compost to self-heat and controlling temperature externally with the CHFC. Higher temperatures were sustained for longer periods in CHFC vessels than in vessels without the CHFC. Periodic mixing of the compost matrix increased temperature and CO2 evolution. Small vessels were successfully used in laboratory simulation of field-scale composting of a soil/organic matrix containing TNT and RDX munitions. The small vessel system reduced subsample error in compost monitoring from that of the large vessels. The CHFC has particular utility in research requiring expensive chemicals or hazardous substances.
Waste Management & Research
https://doi.org/10.1177/0734242X9301100206
Interiors (building)
chemical substance
Heat losses
compost simulation
composting temperature control
laboratory incubation
microbial respiration
Magalhães, A. M. T., Shea, P. J., Jawson, M. D., Wicklund, E. A., & Nelson, D. W. (1993). Practical simulation of composting in the laboratory. Waste Management & Research, 11(2), 143-154. https://doi.org/10.1177/0734242X9301100206
Practical simulation of composting in the laboratory. / Magalhães, A. M.T.; Shea, P. J.; Jawson, M. D.; Wicklund, E. A.; Nelson, D. W.
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Saturday NBA Best Bets - 30th November 2018
Thu, 29 Nov, 12:00 AM
Houston Rockets @ San Antonio Spurs
The Lone Star state is home to three NBA teams and surprisingly neither of these two teams own the best record. The Spurs and Rockets are struggling below .500 with Houston's demise the real shock.
The Rockets languish in 14th place in the Western Conference at 9-11 and look a shadow of last year's team who led the league with 65 wins. The health of stars James Harden and Chris Paul has been a big factor but the defensive struggles have been the story of the season, holding opponents under 100 points just four times this season. One of those occasions was their first matchup with the Spurs but it was a 96-89 loss with Harden Paul both suited up.
Chris Paul will be missing from this contest once again as the Rockets look to snap their four-game skid. The Spurs have lost four of their last six to drop below .500 once again with their most recent game of their four-game road stretch a 128-89 rout at the hands of the Timberwolves were they were held below 40% shooting from the floor.
Hard to see the Rockets turning their form around against a Gregg Popovich led team at home coming off such a blowout loss.
Denver Nuggets @ Portland Trail Blazers
The Nuggets come into this contest sitting in 3rd position in the Western Conference, a position their opponents finished in last season before being swept by the Pelicans in the first round. The Nuggets missed the playoff last season with just three wins less (46) than the Blazers, highlighting the evenness of the west is and how important games like this are in deciding playoff positions.
With the Warriors' early struggles and the Rockets demise, the Western Conference seems wide open with these two clubs knocking on the door to be the heir apparent.
Jamal Murray leads the Nuggets in scoring at 17.5 PPG outlining the balanced scoring they've been getting from their starting five and come into this contest riding a four-game win streak. The Blazers snapped a three-game skid with a 115-112 home win over the Magic where Damian Lillard sunk a franchise-record 10 three-pointers on his way to 40 points.
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Q: Excel PowerPivot Measure For cumulative total (of only the visible cells in a Pivot Table) for underlying OLAP data I am trying to provide on of our FHF fundraising campaign managers with a tool they can use to help them pick postcodes to send a campaign to.
Spoecifcally, I'm seeking help writing an Excel PowerPivot Measure for a cumulative total that counts only the visible cells in a Pivot Table and wherein the source data is OLAP (i.e. an Excel Data Model - which seems to carry some constraints to possible solutions)
The linked worksheet is a simplified example of the excel worksheet tool I want to give to the Campaign Manager in a Fundraising setting https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/3pfc8ix2ekduoocsa90zs/minReprodExample_share1.xlsx?dl=0&rlkey=m6gqf5zbjxhl6dzkjq653it3d
We have two predictive models both giving different predicted response rates per postcode
The 'data' tab contains the raw data
The 'modelA_pivot' tab contains a pivot table ranking the raw data according to the predicted response rates from ModelA
'model_pivotB' does the identical pivot for ModelB
Focussing just on the 'modelA_pivot' tab for now
you can see a slicer that allows the campaign manager to exclude postcodes with only 3,000 addresses
(or some other threshold level of their choosing)
The slicer's exclusion of a single postcode with 3,000 addresses in this example is why you see the rank column in the pivot run; 1, 3, 4, 5
(i.e. missing rank 2 postcode with 3,000 addresses)
In the pivot, the last column - 'addressCount_postcodeCumulative_modelA' - is based on an excel Power Pivot 'Measure'
And the current formula of the measure is
=VAR rankCurrent = MAX([rank_modelA])
RETURN
CALCULATE(
    SUM([addressCount_postcodePer]),
    FILTER(
        ALL(data),
        [rank_modelA] <= rankCurrent
    )
)

You can see in the 'modelA_pivot' tab the 'addressCount_postcodeCumulative_modelA' column
doesn't work or make sense. As it includes the cumulative total of ALL addresses (including the 3,000 addresses that are excluded from the pivot)
Can anyone help me with a 'Measure' formula that sums only the addresses of the postcodes that are visible and included in the pivot table
FYI and in case anyone is wondering, why a 'Measure'; I am using excel Power Query and Power Pivot so if/when the data upstream changes, the data team will be able to refresh this worksheet with a single click (more or less), and the campaign manager still gets to use excel (the tool they know and like)
But, the use of excel Power Query and Power Pivot and setting this up as an excel Data Model (which uses OLAP structured data)
is also injecting constraints which I'm hoping to fit the answer to this puzzle inside
Constraints such as;

*

*I can't seem to put calculated fields onto the pivot table, and

*I don't want to just add conventional excel columns on the side of the pivot table as the size of the pivot table is dynamic depending on choices of the Campaign Manager (like their choice of threshold # addresses in the slicer)

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Rep. Don Young (R-Alaska) is under fire from an environmental group with a record of successfully targeting vulnerable Republicans.
The television ad, airing in the Anchorage media market, is the second round of television spots against GOP incumbents this election cycle. They aired ads in June and July against Reps. Ken Calvert (R-Calif,), Rick Renzi (R-Ariz), Dean Heller (R-Nev.), Steve Pearce (R-N.M) and John Doolittle (R-Calif.) touching on similar themes.
Last cycle, they helped oust former Rep. Richard Pombo (R-Calif.), who was also accused of ethical improprieties, spending over $1 million in ads and direct mail against him.
As was the case with Pombo, the environmental group's primary message in the advertisement focuses on Young's ethics, and not his positions on the environment. The ad does, however, label Young as the only member in the Alaskan delegation not working to reduce global warming.
Young is under investigation by the Justice Department over his ties to oil-field services company Veco Corp. He spent more in legal fees than he raised this past fundraising quarter.


I love novels about seafaring and have read virtually everything about the Napoleonic era especially Hornblower and Kydd so this was a bit of a leap backwards in time and what a great journey it was. Because the story was based on such meticulous research the author writes with great confidence and that inspires the reader. Bart Roberts would have been a formidable fictional invention but to discover that he was real and his adventures true was a great bonus. I read of lot of books where the balance between "show and tell" is often badly distorted but this author demonstrates commendable skill in presenting a dynamic, descriptive and authentic account which receives my ultimate accolade of being a heavy-weight historical page turner! Highly recommended. Her new novel, 'One Small Candle' is already heading towards my kindle. We are going to read a lot more from this author!
As this is a new author I didn't expect it to be as good as it is. But was up reading until 2.00am last night because I couldn't put it down. Well worth the read I highly recommend the book. Haven,t got to the end yet but looking forward to that tonight.
I didn't really know what to expect when I first got this ebook. As a big fan of Pirates of the Caribbean and the classic pirate films like Captain Blood and of the Pirate 'mythology', I wasn't sure whether a book that dealt with a real pirate would match these for excitement and interest. Of course being a history lover and writer myself I should have known better, and this story shows just how interesting the life of a law abiding citizen turned pirate could be, and balances out a lot of the myths of pirates with a story that is very rooted in the real day to day life of pirates. The historical information is slid in well, and rarely takes you out of the narrative. Worth a read if you have an interest in the history of piracy.
I picked Gentleman of Fortune mostly because of the description. I knew next to nothing about the piracy of the high seas and the slaves and other sort of trade that went on around the globe through the 17th century.
Well, I certainly was not disappointed. From the moment I started this book I was engrossed, in the daily lives of the sailors, pirates or not, and the customs and traditions, and in the wonderful story-line, most of all. It is not a small book, but I finished it in less than a week, turning page after page, irritated when I was interrupted.
Historically this book seems to be researched most thoroughly, presenting us with plenty of interesting customs and dealings of various nations, countries and historical figures. Yet, it is not a heavy read. The story line flowed wonderfully for me, making me root for the main characters (not to admit falling in love with a certain pirates' leader), making me worry about them, grow excited with them or feel sad - a whole gamut of emotions only a good story can awake in you.
I enjoyed this read most thoroughly and I'm sorry the story ended (not like I expected at all, I must to admit). If there was a sequel, I would pick it right away. As it is, I'll be picking this author's next book.
"One Small Candle" the story of our Pilgrim Fathers and the birth of the "New World"
"One Small Candle" is the true story of the voyage of the "Mayflower" and our Pilgrim Fathers. As Separatists in England there was much opposition to their faith. They then fled to Holland and later to the New World. Leaving family and many loved ones behind. The hardships they endured on the voyage, building a colony, sickness, death and near starvation more than once, almost shattered their dream.
William Bradford is elected Governor by colonists when they arrive in the New World after the death of their first governor John Carver, shortly after their arrival. Williams determination gives them the strength to go on, yet his heart aches for a forbidden love he felt behind. It is an account of great difficulties. Landing in Plymouth in November of 1620 with winter fast approaching. Where there are no shelters, no people nothing but woods and trees almost down to the sea. Before going ashore from the "Mayflower" they discussed the need for "laws and rules by which they would all abide by and agree to, themselves as well as everyone who comes after in order that this "new land" would not fall into anarchy and disorder". They then drew up a contract which they called the "Mayflower Compact" and each man in turn signed the agreement. William had enlisted the help of Miles Standish, a seasoned army captain who would assist them in instructions of self defense which they would need to know in the event of an attack.
This beautifully written, extremely well researched account of the "Mayflower" and the settling of Plymouth, New England is a historical novel that everyone should read. We all should have the knowledge of what determined, regular people can accomplish when the desire of freedom is in their hearts. The sacrifices, the loss of loved ones and the hardships they endured from the moment they made the decision to board the "Mayflower" and start a colony in the "New World".
As for myself, I have spent a great deal of time researching my ancestry, and found that one of my own ancestors arrived on the "Mayflower". How exciting to discover Evelyn's "One Small Candle" the account of some of the most important people in the History of America. Evelyn's writing style is beautifully descriptive and detailed. She brings History alive for the reader and allows them to step into the "past" and into the lives of these incredible people. Without books like this, we can never truly appreciate or even dream of the hardships these amazing people endured.
This book will go with the research of my ancestry, to be read again and shared with family so that we will never forget.
I do though think that there needs to be a sequel, I was disappointed to have it end!
Really well researched and interesting. Readers really feel for what they endured and why they endured. Wish I could write like this.
Visited Boston recently and saw names of families who sailed on the Mayflower and wanted to learn more but in an entertaining way - not just dry historical facts. Very informative but an easy read with a good story. Would thoroughly recommend.
"As one small candle may light a thousand, so the light here kindled hath shone to many..."
"One Small Candle" is a beautiful story about the community of Separatists who just wanted to worship their god in the way they saw fit. Their adventures as they fled to Holland, to relocated to Americas later, are staggering. The hardships they had to overcome were incredible. Without reading this beautifully presented account (or researching this particular history) one would never be able to grasp the extend of this "adventure". All we know are the results. But the road itself was incredible, breathtaking, frightening and exciting at the same time. I think everyone should read this book, for the sake of learning history in a friendly way as much as for the sake of a great story. To meet the historical characters brought to live so vividly, so humanly, felt like a privilege to me. For what is history if not lives of regular people, with their basic needs, strengths, weaknesses and desires? Even if those people did eventually come to be remembered in history books. Will Bradford, for one, was there not for the sake of making USA possible. He was there to take care of his people and his community. And he is only one of the historical people, main characters of this story, those whom I grew to regard as my friends while reading this book.


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JBS Tolleson, Inc. Recalls Raw Beef Products due to Possible Salmonella Newport Contamination
Class I Recall 085-2018 EXP
Health Risk: High Dec 4, 2018
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EDITOR'S NOTE:
Editor's note: This release is being reissued as an expansion of the Oct. 4, 2018 recall. The scope of this recall expansion now includes an additional 5,156,076 pounds of raw beef products, which were produced and packed from July 26, 2018 to Sept. 7, 2018. FSIS is concerned that some product may be frozen and in consumers' freezers. These products should be thrown away or returned to the place of purchase.
Editor's Note: FSIS and our public health partners, including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and state public health officials, are investigating a Salmonella Newport outbreak. Please note that FSIS is continuing to investigate illnesses associated with this widespread outbreak, and additional product from other companies may also be recalled. Salmonella is prevalent and can be present in raw poultry and meat – no raw poultry or meat is sterile. In addition to discarding the product associated with this recall, consumers can protect themselves now and in the future by ALWAYS cooking their raw meat to a safe internal temperature, which is measured by using a food thermometer. The cooking process kills the Salmonella. No one should be eating partially cooked or raw meat. Additionally, it is essential that people wash their hands after handling raw poultry, meat, and pet food to avoid cross contamination.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4, 2018 – JBS Tolleson, Inc., a Tolleson, Ariz. establishment, is recalling approximately 12,093,271 pounds of non-intact raw beef products that may be contaminated with Salmonella Newport, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced today.
The raw, non-intact beef items, including ground beef, were packaged on various dates from July 26, 2018 to Sept. 7, 2018. The following products are subject to recall: [Products List (PDF) | Product Labels (PDF only)|
The products subject to recall bear establishment number "EST. 267" inside the USDA mark of inspection. These items were shipped to a retail locations and institutions nationwide.
After FSIS Recall 085-2018 on October 4, 2018, FSIS, CDC, and state public health and agriculture partners continued to investigate the outbreak of Salmonella Newport illnesses. The epidemiological investigation has identified 246 confirmed case-patients from 25 states with illness onset dates ranging from August 5, 2018 to October 16, 2018. An additional 16 case-patients have provided receipts or shopper card numbers for the product traceback investigations. Specific traceback for three case-patients have identified JBS Tolleson, Inc., EST. 267 ground beef products that were not part of the October 4, 2018 recall. FSIS will continue to work with public health partners and provide updated information should it become available.
Consumption of food contaminated with Salmonella can cause salmonellosis, one of the most common bacterial foodborne illnesses. The most common symptoms of salmonellosis are diarrhea, abdominal cramps, and fever within 12 to 72 hours after eating the contaminated product. The illness usually lasts 4 to 7 days. Most people recover without treatment. In some persons, however, the diarrhea may be so severe that the patient needs to be hospitalized. Older adults, infants, and persons with weakened immune systems are more likely to develop a severe illness. Individuals concerned about an illness should contact their health care provider.
FSIS is concerned that some product may be frozen and in consumers' freezers. Consumers who have purchased these products are urged not to consume them. These products should be thrown away or returned to the place of purchase.
FSIS advises all consumers to safely prepare their raw meat products, including fresh and frozen, and only consume ground beef that has been cooked to a temperature of 160°F. Other cuts of beef should be cooked to a temperature of 145 °F and allowed to rest for at least 3 minutes. The only way to confirm that ground beef or other cuts of beef are cooked to a temperature high enough to kill harmful bacteria is to use a food thermometer that measures internal temperature, http://1.usa.gov/1cDxcDQ.
Consumers with questions regarding the recall can contact the JBS USA Consumer Hotline at (800) 727-2333. Members of the media with questions regarding the recall can contact Misty Barnes, public relations specialist at JBS USA, at (970) 506-7805.


Fence off existing stands of Stringybark and Buloke and scattered paddock trees on your property, to protect from stock damage and to allow for natural regeneration.
Incentive payments are again being offered to landholders and members of the public for the discovery of new nests sites as part of the Red-tail Nest Incentive Scheme.
Although we can't guarantee you'll see a Red-tail on the day, we're sure you'll enjoy a fun day out in the bush searching for our colourful cockatoos.
There are 5 subspecies of Red-tailed Black-Cockatoo in Australia. The South-eastern Red-tailed Black-Cockatoo (Calyptorhynchus banksii graptogyne) is only found in south-east South Australia and south-west Victoria. With an estimated population of about 1500 birds, the South-eastern Red-tailed Black-Cockatoo is in danger of extinction.
This website relates specifically to the South-eastern subspecies. In this website you can find out about efforts to save this beautiful but endangered bird. Look at pictures of the bird, get general information on where it lives and what it feeds on, and view Red-tail Newsletters. You can record your own sightings of Red-tails and find out about the various activities that you can become involved in to help secure a healthy future for this magnificent bird.
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Home Handhelds iOS The Walking Dead Episode 5 Gets A Release Date
The Walking Dead Episode 5 Gets A Release Date
Telltale has officially announced on their Facebook page that the 5th installment of their The Walking Dead series will come out on November 20th for PSN in North America, and on November 21st for PSN in Europe, Xbox Live Arcade, Steam, and iOS through the game app.
This comes in light of the recent announcement of Telltale releasing all five episodes physically with a retail copy of the game being released sometime in December.
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Graphic: Earth, discovered
In the late 1940s, English astronomer Sir Fred Hoyle remarked, "Once a photograph of the Earth, taken from the outside, is available … a new idea as powerful as any in history will be let loose."
NASA's study of Earth's climate and atmosphere has long been a central focus of its science mission. But perhaps no single piece of research has had as much impact as the simple photographs of Earth taken by NASA's early astronauts, who fulfilled Fred Hoyle's prediction.
You can also find this graphic on NASA's Climate 365 Tumblr page.
NASA Climate 365 project - a collaboration of the NASA Earth Science News Team, NASA Goddard and Jet Propulsion Laboratory communications teams, and NASA websites Earth Observatory and Global Climate Change.
Land change
Oceans and ice
An animated gif that puts short-term global temperature trends in context.
Video: A high-resolution, three-dimensional view of global atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations from September 1, 2014 to August 31, 2015.
Video: Seasonal changes in carbon dioxide
Video: Southern Hemisphere ozone between July 1 and December 31 for selected years between 1979 and 2018.
Video: 25 years of Antarctic land ice elevation change
Video: 25 Years of Antarctic Land Ice Elevation Change Anomalies (West Coast Fly Over)
Color-coded map of changing global surface temperature anomalies from 1880 through 2019.
Video: Global warming from 1880 to 2019
NASA explores. From its earliest days of sounding rockets and balloon-borne instruments, to Apollo and Hubble and missions to Mars. This mission of exploration has also always focused on our own corner of the universe, Earth - the home frontier. Earth is still the only planet we've ever been to, as this video explains.
Home Frontier
Graphic: Global surface temperature changes versus the Sun's energy that the Earth receives in watts (units of energy) per square meter since 1880.
Graphic: Temperature vs Solar Activity
Along Greenland's western coast, a small field of glaciers surrounds Baffin Bay. This image was acquired by the Landsat 7 satellite on September 3, 2000. It is a false-color composite image made using near-infrared, red and blue wavelengths.
Baffin Bay, Greenland
By comparing bee data to satellite imagery, NASA research scientist Wayne Esaias uses honey bees as tiny data collectors to understand how climate change is affecting pollination and plants.
Video: Sting of Climate Change
A series of rocky outcroppings are a prominent feature of this Sahara Desert landscape near the Terkezi Oasis in the country of Chad. This image was taken by the Landsat 7 satellite on October 22, 2000. It is a false-color composite image made using near infrared, green, and red wavelengths. The image has also been sharpened using the sensor's panchromatic band.
Terkezi Oasis
Graphic: A simplified animation of the greenhouse effect.
Graphic: The Greenhouse Effect
Video: Images created from GRACE data showing changes in Antarctic ice mass since 2002.
Video: Antarctic ice loss 2002-2016
As part of the Arctic Boreal Vulnerability Experiment (ABoVE), NASA scientists are flying over Alaska and Canada, measuring the elevation of rivers and lakes to study how thawing permafrost affects hydrology in the landscape.
Kuskokwim River
Track Earth's vital signs and fly along with NASA's Earth-observing satellites.
Interactive: Eyes on the Earth
Climate time machine interactive
Interactive: Climate time machine
Rivers of ice - Climate365 graphic
Graphic: Rivers of ice
Perhaps the most impressive of cloud formations, cumulonimbus (from the Latin for "pile" and "rain cloud") clouds form due to vigorous convection (rising and overturning) of warm, moist and unstable air. Surface air is warmed by the sun-heated ground surface and rises; if sufficient atmospheric moisture is present, water droplets will condense as the air mass encounters cooler air at higher altitudes. The air mass itself also expands and cools as it rises due to decreasing atmospheric pressure, a process known as adiabatic cooling. This type of convection is common in tropical latitudes year-round and during the summer season at higher latitudes. As water in the rising air mass condenses and changes from a gas to a liquid state, it releases energy to its surroundings, further heating the surrounding air and leading to more convection and rising of the cloud mass to higher altitudes. This leads to the characteristic vertical "towers" associated with cumulonimbus clouds, an excellent example of which is visible in this astronaut photograph. If enough moisture is present to condense and heat the cloud mass through several convective cycles, a tower can rise to altitudes of approximately 10 kilometers at high latitudes and to 20 kilometers in the tropics before encountering a region of the atmosphere known as the tropopause—the boundary between the troposphere and the stratosphere. The tropopause is characterized by a strong temperature inversion. Beyond the tropopause, the air no longer gets colder as altitude increases. The tropopause halts further upward motion of the cloud mass. The cloud tops flatten and spread into an anvil shape, as illustrated by this astronaut photograph. The photo was taken from a viewpoint that was at an angle from the vertical, rather than looking straight down towards the Earth's surface. The image, taken while the International Space Station was located over western Africa near the Senegal-Mali border, shows a fully formed anvil cloud with numerous smaller cumulonimbus towers rising near it. The high energy levels of these storm systems typically make them hazardous due to associated heavy precipitation, lightning, high wind speeds and possible tornadoes.
Cumulonimbus cloud over Africa
NASA's Landsat 8 satellite captured water mixing between Georgia's ick-colored Suwannee River and the deep blue Gulf of Mexico.
Suwannee blackwater river meets the sea
The IPCC's four key findings
Graphic: The IPCC's four key findings
NASA's new Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2 space satellite will probe the carbon cycle like never before, telling us where the carbon is going and giving us clues as to where we will end up.
Graphic: Measuring carbon dioxide from space
Captured onboard a NASA Operation IceBridge flight to survey glacier change in a warming world, this photograph shows a beach and stream in Russel Fjord, Alaska, near the terminus of Hubbard Glacier.
Beached bergs in Alaska
Quiz: Carbon and the climate
Quiz: Our home planet
This image shows a spinning formation of ice, clouds and low-lying fog off the eastern coast of Greenland. This image was acquired by the Landsat 7 satellite on May 14, 2001. This is a false-color composite image made using infrared, red and green wavelengths.
Video: NASA's Oceans Melting Greenland (OMG) and Operation IceBridge missions investigate Greenland's thinning ice sheets from above and below.
Video: Greenland's thinning ice


NEW DELHI: In order to bridge the digital divide, Minister of Communications & IT Dayanidhi Maran has urged private operators to focus on the rural telecom market. He added that currently BSNL is the only operator targeting this divide but the private sector should also show concern. He was speaking at a seminar on "Sharing of Experience — DoT and British Telecom (BT)", hosted by theDepartment of Telecom (DoT).
Stating that India has already crossed the 100 million-telephone subscriber mark and the vision is to have 250 million telephones and a tele-density of 22 percent in 2007. Maran added that broadband held tremendous potential in the country. In pursuance to the Broadband Policy announced in October 2004, it is expected that the number of broadband subscribers would reach 20 million by 2010 and the Internet subscriber base would touch 40 million by 2010.
Speaking on the occasion, Department of Telecom member B Sivaramakrishnan said that the rapid growth in telecom infrastructure has resulted in economic and social development. He stated that a major part of the GDP is contributed by the telecom sector and that a Rs one investment in telecom increases GDP by Rs four.
Liberalization of telecom policies has fueled a telecom revolution bringing digital divide in its wake. According to him, affordability is the key to bridging this divide and factors like wireless technology, Internet and broadband penetration can help in bridging the digital divide.
According to President of BT Global Services Allen Ma, sharing of experiences and mistakes would help in making better decisions. Like BSNL, BT was also an incumbent telecom operator in UK till it was corporatized and privatized in 1984. According to him, a proactive regulator and a level playing field is good for the incumbent telecom operator.
Ma also informed that BT has adopted a network strategy for meeting the demands of consumers and has decided to shut down PSTN over the next four years and switch to the 21st Century Network (21 CN). BT has committed an investment of $19 billion for this initiative and is expecting $2.6 billion in cost savings, which is expected to further increase BT's profit.
Ma also informed that BT is very bullish about India and is planning to invest in managed network services here. It has also moved its Sydney customer service center to Pune. Out of 20,000 customer service executives of BT, 2,000 are employed in India.


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Rational approximations to algebraic numbers
K. F. Roth
It was remarked by Liouville in 1844 that there is an obvious limit to the accuracy with which algebraic numbers can be approximated by rational numbers; if α is an algebraic number of degree n (at least 2) then
for all rational numbers h/q, where A is a positive number depending only on α.
Witt groups and hyperexponential groups
Jean Dieudonné
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 26 February 2010, pp. 21-31
In a recent paper [4], I introduced the notion of recursive formal Lie groups (of infinite dimension) over a field of characteristic p > 0, and studied a particular class of such groups, the groups of hyperexponential type; these can be characterized either as being (recursively) isomorphic to a special group of that class, the hyperexponential group, or by simple conditions on their Lie hyperalgebra. An interesting example of a group of that class is the additive Witt group W, whose "infinitesimal" structure can therefore be considered as known, at least "up to an isomorphism". However, the intrinsic importance of the Witt group (which, as well known, is the "formalization", so to speak, of the additive group of a p-adic field) leads one to think that it may be worth while to study in greater detail that group itself, instead of being content with the mere existence of an unspecified isomorphism with the hyperexponential group. This is what we intend to do here; it turns out that, although it seems hopeless to write down explicitly the group law of the Witt group, the multiplication table of its hyperalgebra is, on the contrary, as simple as one could hope, and is, in fact, identical to that of the hyperalgebra of the hyperexponential group (although the two groups are distinct). Moreover, this leads to a new and quite unexpected definition of the Witt group, which links it still closer to the hyperexponential group, and provides a well-determined isomorphism between the two groups.
Representation of integers by indefinite quadratic forms
G. L. Watson
The main object of this paper is to show that an indefinite quadratic form in four or more variables with integral coefficients represents all integers except those excluded by congruence considerations. The subject of the representation of integers by quadratic forms is one on which little is known, and I believe this result to be new, although I can deduce it in an elementary way from the classical theory.
An elementary proof of Kato's lemma
G. Temple
A well-known method of calculating an approximate value of an eigenvalue λ of a self-adjoint operator H employs an approximation, say w, to the corresponding eigenfunction ψ. Since
the exact value of λ is given by
On the steady rotation of a sphere in a viscous fluid
W. D. Collins
An analogy is drawn between the slow steady rotation of a solid of revolution about its axis in a viscous fluid and the motion, with constant velocity, of the solid along its axis in a perfect fluid. The rotation of a sphere in viscous fluid is then discussed using a method due in this case to Bickley [1] and here further developed.
Sets of constant width contained in a set of given minimal width
H. G. Eggleston
In this note it is shown that
(i) there is a plane convex set of minimal width λ which does not contain any convex set whose width is constant and greater than λ/(3—31/2),
(ii) every plane convex set of minimal width λ contains a convex set whose width is constant and is equal to λ/(3—31/2).
Duality in homotopy theory
E. H. Spanier, J. H. C. Whitehead
Certain results ([7], [8], [10], [11]) suggest that there should be some principle of duality in homotopy theory. Among other things one is led to expect that cohomotopy groups will appear as dual to homotopy groups. But the fact that a cohomotopy group πn(X), unlike πn(X), is only defined if dim X ≤ 2n—2 is a serious obstacle to the formulation of such a principle. However, the set of S-maps (i.e.S-homotopy classes [11]) X → Y is a group for every pair of spaces X, Y. Therefore, this difficulty does not appear in S-theory [11].
MTK volume 2 issue 1 Front matter
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 26 February 2010, pp. f1-f3


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Is schizophrenia triggered by 'jumping genes'?
By Tim Sandle Jan 11, 2014 in Science
A science group has found evidence that transposable elements, also known as jumping genes, may contribute to the development of schizophrenia.
Schizophrenia is a mental disorder characterized by a breakdown of thought processes and by impaired emotional responses. Common symptoms include delusions, such as paranoid beliefs; hallucinations and disorganized thinking. Because schizophrenia often runs in families, this suggests that the condition has an underlying genetic basis (with social and environmental factors also contributing).
Genetic sequences called transposable elements (TEs) that can jump from chromosome to chromosome, increasing their own frequency in the genome, may play a role in the development of the psychiatric disorder.
The basis of the research is that human neural cells are rich in a common transposable element called L1. The research team found that higher levels of L1 correlated with the occurrence of brain disorders. By carrying out studies in mice and varying levels of L1, the researchers showed causality between genetic elements and mental disorders. This paves the way for further studies, according to Science Now.
The research has been conducted by the RIKEN Brain Science Institute in Japan. The findings have been published in the journal Neuron, in a paper titled "Increased L1 Retrotransposition in the Neuronal Genome in Schizophrenia."
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B Sides & Rarities: Part I & II (Deluxe Edition) (limited 180 gram vinyl 7xLP box set + booklet in slip-case)
Cat: 405053 8626919. Rel: 22 Oct 21
Indie/Alternative
Deanna (acoustic version) (2:48)
The Mercy Seat (acoustic version) (3:43)
City Of Refuge (acoustic version) (2:44)
The Moon Is In The Gutter (2:33)
The Six Strings That Drew Blood (4:43)
Rye Whiskey (3:29)
Running Scared (2:04)
Black Betty (2:34)
Scum (2:53)
The Girl At The Bottom Of My Glass (4:50)
The Train Song (3:26)
Cocks 'N' Asses (5:39)
Blue Bird (2:45)
Helpless (3:49)
God's Hotel (3:08)
(I'll Love You) Till The End Of The World (3:57)
Cassiel's Song (3:36)
Tower Of Song (5:37)
What Can I Give You? (3:36)
What A Wonderful World (3:00)
Rainy Night In Soho (3:53)
Lucy (version #2) (2:22)
Jack The Ripper (acoustic version) (4:45)
Sail Away (4:12)
The Ballad Of Robert Moore & Betty Coltrane (3:34)
The Willow Garden (3:57)
King Kong Kitchee Kitchee Ki-Mi-O (3:09)
Knoxville Girl (3:36)
There's No Night Out In The Jail (3:43)
That's What Jazz Is To Me (5:05)
Where The Wild Roses Grow (3:47)
O'Malley's Bar (part 1) (5:19)
O'Malley's Bar (reprise) (1:04)
Red Right Hand (Scream 3 version) (6:01)
Time Jesum Transeuntum Et Non Riverentum (6:16)
Little Empty Boat (4:25)
Right Now I'm A-Roaming (4:22)
Come Into My Sleep (3:47)
Black Hair (Band version) (4:14)
Babe, I Got You Bad (3:51)
Sheep May Safely Graze (4:14)
Opium Tea (3:43)
Grief Came Riding (5:02)
Bless His Ever Loving Heart (4:02)
Good Good Day (4:04)
Little Janey's Gone (2:58)
I Feel So Good (1:43)
Shoot Me Down (3:32)
Swing Low (5:39)
Little Ghost Song (3:44)
Everything Must Converge (3:16)
Nocturama (3:57)
She's Leaving You (4:00)
Under This Moon (4:01)
Hey Little Firing Squad (4:00)
Fleeting Love (4:14)
Accidents Will Happen (4:18)
Free To Walk (3:08)
Avalanche (4:30)
Vortex (4:30)
Needle Boy (3:54)
Lightning Bolts (3:33)
Animal X (3:51)
Give Us A Kiss (3:15)
Push The Sky Away (live with The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra) (5:20)
First Skeleton Tree (3:04)
King Sized Nick Cave Blues (3:48)
Opium Eyes (2:27)
Big Dream (with Sky) (3:15)
Instrumental #33 (2:23)
Hell Villanelle (3:48)
Euthanasia (2:45)
Life Per Se (2:45)
Steve McQueen (3:43)
First Bright Horses (2:30)
First Girl In Amber (2:53)
Glacier (2:34)
Heart That Kills You (3:02)
First Waiting For You (1:41)
Sudden Song (1:40)
Earthlings (2:53)
Review: RECOMMENDED
In a word - epic. Nick Cave has never been one to shy away from presenting his work in commanding, theatrical, operatic ways, and this compilation of half-known cuts, covers, and barely heard tracks is probably the best example you're going to find of that, on record. Losing count at around 30 songs is just one case in point.
The collection is expansive to the point of becoming overwhelming, but more remarkably still, everything on here deserves to be loved. And we really do mean everything. Running through the highlights would be reductive, but stylistically this isn't an easy one to summarise either. As such let's leave it with this. From the raw, pared back percussion of 'Black Betty' to the heartfelt homage to The Pogues on 'Rainy Night In Soho', you can rest assured whatever your poison, it's on here.
Intérprete: Juno Recommends Rock/Indie
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B Sides & Rarities: Part II (limited 180 gram vinyl 2xLP)
Hey Little Firing Squad (LP1) (4:01)
Free To Walk (with Debbie Harry) (3:08)
Push The Sky Away (Ive with The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra) (5:19)
First Skeleton Tree (LP2: previously unreleased) (3:02)
Opium Eyes (with Sky) (2:26)
Big Dream (3:17)
Review: It's taken a while for Nick Cave to get round to releasing a follow-up to 2005's self-explanatory B-Sides and Rarities compilation. We'd argue that it's been worth the wait though. The 16-year gap between the releases has allowed for a wider sweep of the iconic artist's archives, so much so that it features no less than 27 tracks stretched across two coloured slabs of wax. Record one focuses on B-sides, bonus tracks and rarities, including a duet with Debbie Harry and a superb live version of 'Push The Sky Away' with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. It's the second record that will most excite fans though, featuring as it does unreleased material. There are plenty of unheard songs of course, but also early recordings of such fan favourites as 'Skeleton Tree' and 'Bright Horses'.
B Sides & Rarities: Part I (3xCD)
Deanna (acoustic version)
The Mercy Seat (acoustic version)
City Of Refuge (acoustic version)
The Moon Is In The Gutter
The Six Strings That Drew Blood
Running Scared
Black Betty
The Girl At The Bottom Of My Glass
The Train Song
Cocks 'N' Asses
God's Hotel
(I'll Love You) Till The End Of The World
Cassiel's Song
Tower Of Song
What Can I Give You?
Rainy Night In Soho
Lucy (version #2)
Jack The Ripper (acoustic version)
There's No Night Out In The Jail
That's What Jazz Is To Me
The Willow Garden
The Ballad Of Robert Moore & Betty Coltrane
King Kong Kitchee Kitchee Ki-Mi-O
Knoxville Girl
Where The Wild Roses Grow
O'Malley's Bar (part 1)
Time Jesum Transeuntum Et Non Riverentum
O'Malley's Bar (reprise)
Red Right Hand (Scream 3 version)
Little Empty Boat
Right Now I'm A-Roaming
Come Into My Sleep
Black Hair (Band version)
Babe, I Got You Bad
Sheep May Safely Graze
Opium Tea
Grief Came Riding
Bless His Ever Loving Heart
Good Good Day
Little Janey's Gone
I Feel So Good
Shoot Me Down
Little Ghost Song
Everything Must Converge
She's Leaving You
Under This Moon
B Sides & Rarities: Part II (Deluxe Edition) (2xCD in slip-case)
Hey Little Firing Squad
Fleeting Love
Free To Walk
Needle Boy
Animal X
Give Us A Kiss
Push The Sky Away (live with The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra)
First Skeleton Tree
King Sized Nick Cave Blues
Opium Eyes
Big Dream (with Sky)
Instrumental #33
Hell Villanelle
Life Per Se
First Bright Horses
First Girl In Amber
Heart That Kills You
First Waiting For You
Sudden Song
Kicking Against The Pricks (reissue) (180 gram vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: BMG 14003. Rel: 15 Mar 21
Muddy Water (5:10)
I'm Gonna Kill That Woman (2:53)
Sleeping Annaleah (0:51)
Long Black Veil (3:18)
Hey Joe (7:37)
The Singer (3:03)
All Tomorrow's Parties (5:52)
By The Time I Get To Phoenix (3:40)
The Hammer Song (3:46)
Something's Gotten Hold Of My Heart (3:45)
Jesus Met The Woman At The Well (2:00)
The Carnival Is Over (3:15)
From Her To Tokyo: Live At The Fuji Rock Festival Tokyo Japan FM Broadcast (LP)
Cat: MIND 756. Rel: 16 Feb 21
Do You Love Me? (5:25)
Lime Tree Arbour (3:03)
Red Right Hand (5:37)
Stagger Lee (5:03)
I Let Love In (5:40)
From Her To Eternity (6:45)
The Mercy Seat (5:00)
The Weeping Song (5:48)
The Ship Song (4:38)
Into My Arms (5:38)
Ghosteen (2xCD)
Bad Seed Ltd
Cat: BS 016CD. Rel: 08 Nov 19
Spinning Song
Bright Horses
Night Raid
Sun Forest
Galleon Ship
Ghosteen Speaks
Ghosteen
Review: Now you've stopped shouting "there's a new Nick Cave album" at everyone who walks past, comes near or might possibly be in earshot it's about time we dived into the contents of the legendary troubadour's 17th studio album. Be warned, though, what lies beneath is deep and immersive enough to drown in, and even the most effective divers wouldn't find a body. A suitably morose introduction, we think. Digressions aside, "Ghosteen" is a majestic, powerful, operatic experience that will change nobody's opinion of Cave and his band, The Bad Seeds. The works are just as innovative, poignant, graceful, melancholic, euphoric and inescapable as ever. Too many adjectives? We're making no apologies. Consider the title number, if that's not too obvious a focal point. Sparse yet grandiose, narrative driven but metaphorical, organic and earthy yet making incredible use of a theremin. Almost impossibly good, sit back and let it wash over your mind.
Ghosteen (gatefold 2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: BS 016LP. Rel: 08 Nov 19
Spinning Song (4:43)
Bright Horses (4:51)
Waiting For You (3:54)
Night Raid (5:01)
Sun Forest (6:32)
Galleon Ship (4:13)
Ghosteen Speaks (3:58)
Leviathan (4:45)
Ghosteen (12:11)
Fireflies (3:12)
Hollywood (14:13)
Intérprete: Juno Recommends Rock/Indie, Juno Records Staff Picks
Skeleton Tree (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: BS 009VS. Rel: 28 Oct 16
Jesus Alone (5:52)
Rings Of Saturn (3:28)
Girl In Amber (4:47)
Magneto (5:22)
Anthrocene (4:32)
I Need You (5:56)
Distant Sky (5:33)
Skeleton Tree (4:01)
No More Shall We Part (2xLP)
Cat: LPSEEDS 11. Rel: 12 Feb 15
As I Sat Sadly By Her Side
And No More Shall We Part
Fifteen Feet Of Pure White Snow
Oh My Lord
Sweetheart Come
The Sorrowful Wife
We Came Along This Road
Gates To The Garden
Darker With The Day
Murder Ballads (LP + 1-sided LP)
Cat: LPSEEDS 9. Rel: 09 Feb 15
Song Of Joy (6:44)
Henry Lee (3:53)
Lovely Creature (4:11)
The Curse Of Millhaven (6:53)
The Kindness Of Strangers (4:36)
Crow Jane (4:13)
O Malley's Bar (14:28)
Death Is Not The End (4:24)
Let Love In (LP)
Nobody's Baby Now
Loverman
Jangling Jack
Red Right Hand
I Let Love In
Thirsty Dog
Ain't Gonna Rain Anymore
Lay Me Low
Do You Love Me? (part 2)
Intérprete: Maciek Sienkiewicz, Juno Recommends Rock/Indie
Tender Prey (remastered) (heavyweight vinyl LP)
Cat: LPSEEDS 5. Rel: 23 Dec 14
Up Jumped The Devil
Watching Alice
Slowly Goes The Night
Sunday's Slave
Sugar Sugar Sugar
New Morning
Kicking Against The Pricks (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: LPSEEDS 3. Rel: 18 Nov 14
I'm Gonna Kill That Woman
Sleeping Annaleah
Long Black Veil
All Tomorrow's Parties
By The Time I Get To Phoenix
The Hammer Song
Something's Gotten Hold Of My Heart
Jesus Met The Woman At The Well
The Carnival Is Over
Abattoir Blues/The Lyre Of Orpheus (2xLP)
Cat: LPSEEDS 13. Rel: 12 Nov 14
Get Ready For Love
Cannibal's Hymn
Hiding All Away
Messiah Ward
There She Goes, My Beautiful World
Abattoir Blues
Let The Bells Ring
Fable Of The Brown Ape
The Lyre Of Orpheus
Babe, You Turn Me On
O Children
Nocturama (2xLP)
He Wants You
Right Out Of Your Hands
Dead Man In My Bed
There Is A Town
Rock Of Gibraltar
Babe, I'm On Fire
Dig Lazarus Dig!!! (heavyweight vinyl LP + 1-sided LP)
Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!!
Today's Lesson
Moonland
Night Of The Lotus Eaters
Albert Goes West
We Call Upon The Author
Hold On To Yourself
Lie Down Here (& Be My Girl)
Jesus Of The Moon
Midnight Man
More News From Nowhere
From Her To Eternity (LP)
Cat: LPSEEDS 1. Rel: 23 Oct 14
Cabin Fever!
Well Of Misery
From Her To Eternity
Saint Huck
Wings Off Flies
A Box For Black Paul
The Firstborn Is Dead (LP + MP3 download code)
Say Goodbye To The Little Girl Tree
Train Long-Suffering
Black Crow King
Knockin' On Joe
Blind Lemon Jefferson
Live From KCRW (gatefold 2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: BS 006V. Rel: 29 Nov 13
Higgs Boson Blues
Far From Me
Stranger Than Kindness
Wide Lovely Eyes
People Ain't No Good
Into My Arms
Push The Sky Away
Push The Sky Away (LP)
Cat: BS 001V. Rel: 30 Jul 13
We No Who U R
We Real Cool
Finishing Jubilee Street
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The Best of Lakers/Thunder Game 5 - In .GIF Form!
Sorry, I just had to scoop this one up from YouTube. Here's the context: On a fast-break play, Ron Artest -- who damn-near puts a Latrell Sprewell-style stranglehold on OKC's Thabo Sefolosha* -- dishes to Bynum, who effectively throws it down. Maintaining his "get out of my house" game face, Bynum gets congratulated by Pau Gasol in the form of a bump on the shoulder. For a moment there, Bynum doesn't know why he's being pushed aside. As soon as he notices that it's Pau, his teammate, he bursts out laughing. Jack Nicholson heartily approves. Lakers win. Haters, sit down.
^ No foul called. So gully. Better perspective here.
what the deal with that em track btw?


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The cable can be joined from the Waddensea towards the IJsselmeer (Lake IJssel, average depth 4 meter) on the dyke (Afsluitdijk; Closure Dyke).
Links to specific sites from United Kingdom, England, Scotland, Norway, Denmark, Germany and The Netherlands.
Tennet vision on local network at sea. Connecting the government plans to get 6000 MW from offshore windpower.
Comment: the total windfarm capacity at the island of Shetland should be extended to 1000 MW in order to get contineous 700 MW through the HV-DC line. The rest of the capacity can be use with smart grid applications on the island itself.
Within a few years New Zealand can be 100 % renewable for electricity generation. Windpower and hydropower will make a perfect match. New Zealand has excelent wind conditions. New Zealand wind farms have an average annual capacity factor of 41%. Tararua Wind Farm in the Manawatu operates at around 46%. Watch what is happening here in the future.
Bathymetry countour of the Dogger Bank. Notice the shallow area of the Dogger Bank.
Shape files (GIS Geographic Informatation System) with Round-3 zones from `The Crown Estate and dutch EEZ from Rijkswaterstaat Noordzee.
The relative cost of windenergy is proportional the bottom depth (charts below). Steel monopile have depth limitations but can be used for shallow waters. Therefore the shallow waters with high winds are the most profitable.
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List of credits: Tennet , Statnett , Viking Energy , The Crown Estate , Forewind , KNMI , KlimaCampus Hamburg .


BEFC Lions have never lost against King George in the league. But we did just lose against them in the Cup. So time to get revenge against our favourite rival.
There's a BEFC game at the same pitch right before us, so feel free to turn up early and support them.
Put NK if you don't have your own kit.