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Paul Wright Retains Best in Britain
Paul Wright successfully defended his Best in Britain title at Birmingham on new years Day to make it 4 in a row! Mitch Souter took second with Dan Bennett third.
Heat 1: 745 Dan Bennett,280,228,35,565,93,43,29,133,515
Heat 2: to follow
Best In Britain: 43 Paul Wright,35 Mitch Souter,745 Dan Bennett,565,133,280,928,228,24,146
Best in Britain Entry List
The 2019 Best in Britain takes place at Birmingham on New Year's Day at 1pm. There are currently 23 Hot Rods booked in to race. Can anyone beat Paul Wright to take the title he has won 3 years in a row? Paul has won every final at Birmingham in 2018 so is favourite to retain the title. Good luck to all drivers.
24 Stuart Sculthorpe
29 Duane Peacock
30 Martin Codlin
35 Mitchell Souter
43 Paul Wright
66 Martin Heath
77 Samuel Owen
93 Nick Ross
118 Lewis Shelley
133 Robert Gamble
146 Scott Morgan
155 Lee Pepper
175 Hayden Ballard
184 Lee Munday
222 Ayrton Mills
228 Alan Thorndyke
280 Luke Stonehouse
303 Gavin Botfield
313 Jamie Bowring
515 Gavin Pike
565 Daniel Smith
745 Daniel Bennett
928 David Leech
Added: 01 Nov 2018
Hoosier Grand Final Results Aldershot
Hoosier Final - 303 Gavin Botfield, 43 Paul Wright, 228 Alan Thorndyke, 745, 313, 8, 24, 35, 280, 58.
Heat 1 - 50 Jamie White, 745, 811, 175, 313, 515, 24, 280, 565, 466.
Heat 2 - 745 Daniel Bennett, 50, 280, 58, 35, 48, 11, 8, 811, 228.
Heat 3 - 24 Stuart Sculthorpe, 35, 565, 303, 175, 328, 483, 38, H9, 222.
Final - 745 Daniel Bennett, 24 Stuart Sculthorpe, 303 Gavin Botfield, 35, 565, 48, 8, 280, H9, 483.
Bonus Race - 303 Gavin Botfield, 280, 8, 313, 48, 11, 565, 18, 747, 90.
Hoosier R18B Results Ipswich 20/10/18
Heat 1 - 175 Hayden Ballard, 68, 30, 745, 184, 483, 313, 24, 543, 565.
Heat 2 - 50 Jamie White, 745, 35, 543, 328, 228, 24, 565, 58, 8.
Final - 745 Dan Bennett, 24 Stuart Sculthorpe, 303 Gavin Botfield, 328, 228, 48, 18, 156, 77, 565.
Hoosier Grand Final Booking List 28/10
A record 38 Hot Rods are booked in for Aldershot this Sunday as the Hoosier tyre series reaches it's climax. 303 Gavin Botfield arrives as the series champion thanks to his consistency throughout the year, while the two former Lightning Rod racers Ben Murray in 58, and Ben Furness 339 have also proven their worth with second and third in the series. None the less a big field of cars and some great racing is promised! In amongst the line we have at least 5 continental drivers joining us for the weekend including Dirk Albreht in car number 90 the German series champion. 116 Frank Nohring is back after a one off appearance on Gala night last year. Others include Rene Zurhausen in car number 9, 787 Marius Bert, and Dutchman Rik Vd Linden in car 18 who drove well at Ipswich last weekend finishing well inside the top ten in the final. 466 Alan Burksfield is back after a long spell away not having raced since 2004, while 565 Dan Smith also makes a welcome return with the ex Sean O'Leary car. Former outlaw hot rod racer from Arena Essex Chris Rabbitt is also set for a return in car 68 along with a number of other new and returning drivers. It all promises to be a thriller, don't miss this one!
Thanks to Tom for his review.
Layton Milsom is 2018 English Champion
Northampton English Championship Results 30/09/18 - Thanks to Paul Ballard
Heat 1: 303 Gavin Botfield,339,100,58,565,48,313,466,24,228.
Heat 2: 24 Stuart Sculthorpe,466,48,303,58,565,339,228,313,100
English Championship: 48 Layton Milsom,303 Gavin Botfield,339 Ben Furness ,58,565,466,328,100.
Added: 27 Sep 2018
English Championship Booking List 30/09
There are 17 Hot Rods currently booked in to contest the English Championship at Northampton Shaleway on 30/09/18. racing starts at 1.30pm. Hopefully it will be a dry day for those racing!
38 Mark Constable
48 Layton Milsom
58 Ben Murray
100 Paul Newark
328 Michael Mills
339 Ben Furness
466 Alan Burksfield
811 Graeme Parrott
Hoosier R16 Results 12/09/18
Heat 1 - 146 Scott Morgan, 745, 100, 38, 8, 58, 328, 339, 275, 29.
Heat 2 - 745 Dan Bennett, 38, 100, 313, 8, 146, 339, 58, 228, 328.
Final - 58 Ben Murray, 8 Damon Wellman, 745 Dan Bennett, 146, 339, 313, 303, 328, 228, 175.
Hoosier R16 Booking List Eastbourne
16 Hot Rods are currently booked in to contest Round 16 of the Hoosier Racing Tire Series at Eastbourne on Wednesday 12/09/18. Racing starts at 7.30 pm.
8 Damon Wellman
9 Paul Woodbridge
50 Jamie White
68 Chris Rabbitt
275 Brett Collison
Hoosier R15 Eastbourne Results
Hoosier Tire Series Round 15 Eastbourne 29/09/18 Results
Heat 1 - 146 Scott Morgan, 745, 303, 58, 9, 100, 275, 68, 175, 339.
Heat 2 - 275 Brett Collison, 100, 146, 745, 339, 58, 303, 8, 38, 228.
Final - 146 Scott Morgan, 745 Dan Bennett, 303 Gavin Botfield, 58, 8, 339, 9, 68, 228, 38.
A good for midweek entry of 16 Hot Rods are booked in to contest Round 15 of the Hoosier Racing Tire Series at Eastbourne tomorrow 29/08. The new World Champion Damo Wellman is booked in to race at his local track for the first time with the gold roof. Racing starts at 7.30pm.
Paul Wright Wins Hoosier R13 Ipswich
Heat 1 - 687 Dean Millar, 24, 328, 35, 313, 339, 66, 58, 275, 43.
Heat 2 - 328 Michael Mills, 275, 687, 339, 43, 35, 66, 48, 2, 313.
Final - 43 Paul Wright, 328 Michael Mills, 339 Ben Furness, 35, 687, 313, 24, 66, 303, 48.
Hoosier R13 Booking List Ipswich 18/08
Round 13 of the Hoosier Racing Tire Series takes place this Saturday 18/08/18 at Ipswich. Only 14 drivers booked in so far probably due to the holiday season. Welcome to Pat Kiely who joins us from Arena. Also a new name to the formula Chris Rabbitt. Racing starts at 6.45pm.
2 Ryan Morgan
156 Pat Kiely
European Championship Report by Tom
An immense 40 car field featuring drivers from across four nations showed up to contest the European Championship at Ipswich Spedeweekend 2018. The first race started off with two drivers who we so often see up at the sharp end of the grid with Irishman Adam Best in 959 and Englishman Paul Wright in car 43 battling it out for the lead with Best just holding on for the win. Wright was a close second with Jamie Bowring finishing a solid third in car 313. Coming in 4th place was Dan Bennett in car 745 for England and despite his lack of knowledge with the track, continental racer Gerton Boes 333 drove well to finish 5th for Holland. Northern Irishmen 54 Adam Hylands and number 9 Glenn Bell had a good race long battle finishing 6th and 7th, with the National champion from Scotland Wully Hardie 72 joining in towards the end in 8th. German driver Marcus Strob in 226 was 9th despite a spin, with Dutch driver Martin Vowinkel in 22 rounding out the top 10.
The second race was a bit more lively as Gavin Botfield 303 lead them away from pole whilst number 30 Martin Codling was an early casualty after a clash between Billy Bonnor 844 and number 8 Damon Wellman. In all the congestion Bennett hit the stationery Codling car putting him into retirement as well. At the front Botfield was still leading with Wellman, Bonnor and 186 George Turiccki giving chase. Bonnor was pushing Wellman very hard but the top three were slowed up up by a backmarker and Turiccki ran into the back of Bonnor's car causing him to spin out onto the speedway. At this point the Scottsman Gordon Alexander in car 71 and number 11 Alex Crane were moving into the equation with 72 Hardie and 54 Hylands not far behind either. Botfield was still holding onto his lead with Wellmon hot on his heals but with hit by Turiccki sending him out wide giving Turiccki a run up the inside! Wellman just held him off before George dive-bombed him on the back-straight 2 laps later costing them time and places. Alexander there for inherited second place with Crane and Hardie up into 3rd and 4th. And that's how they remained to the flag with 303 Gavin Botfield running out the winner. Turiccki was excluded from the results for his rash tactics promoting Hylands to 5th and Irishman Ryan McClure to 6th in 941. 35 Mitchell Souter was 7th, Lee Carlin was in 8th racing under the number 36 for this weekend, with Dutchman Rik vad Linden 18 and 280 Luke Stonehouse rounding out the top 10.
For the European championship it was 54 Adam Hylands on pole thanks to his consistency during the heats, with 72 Wully Hardie alongside him on the front row. 43 Paul Wright was third ahead of the earlier winner 959 Adam Best, with 71 Gordon Alexander and 941 Ryan McClure 5th and 6th. However, it took three attempts to get the big race underway. The first start was stopped due to an accident on the homestretch and the second due to a massive roll over for 959 Adam Best thanks to a collision with Alexander. The Scott was also involved in an incident with Hardie on the back-straight which would result in a disqualification after the race. The race was restarted in lap sheet order with Hylands leading the way from Wright and McClure in an excellent third. Alexander was 4th with Bell in 5th, despite having to cope with a loose engine bonnet on his car! McClure was do a great job up front racing against the best but couldn't hold off the world champion for long as Alexander soon got past him to take third place a few laps later. McClure now started to come under pressure from Bell and after getting caught up in traffic Bell made his move on the back-straight. They were side by side for a lap, but McClure just managed to claw it back round the outside before he was then hit from behind and sent spinning in front of Morgan and Botfield allowing Carlin to take advantage and move through into 5th place! Up front meanwhile the race was on for the lead as Hylands had been caught by Paul Wright who was really starting to apply the pressure! As they raced into the closing stages Wright tried everything he could, but Hylands held on to win the European Championship after a brilliantly driven race. Wright had to be content with second place this time round, and with the exclusions of Alexander and Bell, it was Lee Carlin who took third in 36 with 303 Gavin Botfield in 4th. Number 11 Alex Crane was 5th with Irishman Stuart Cochrane setting the fastest lap on his way to 6th place. 133 Robert Gamble was 7th with the unfortunate McClure in 8th. Bonnor battled his way up from the back to finish 9th with 280 Luke Stonehouse in tenth.
Despite not having any luck on Saturday Bonnor made amends in the all comers race on Sunday as he went on the win with 228 Alan Thorndyke in second place and 29 Duane Peacock in third. In all a great weekends racing from the 2 Litres. Well done to all the drivers and their respective teams who took part. Congratulations to the new European Champion for 2018, it is 54 Adam Hylands!
Adam Hylands is 2018 European Champion
Heat 1 - 959 Adam Best, 43, 313, 745, 333, 54, 9, 72, 226, 22.
Heat 2 - 303 Gavin Botfield, 71, 11, 72, 54, 941, 35, 36, 18, 280.
European Championship - 54 Adam Hylands, 43 Paul Wright, 36 Lee Carlin, 303, 11, 979, 133, 941, 844, 280.
All Comers - 844 Billy Bonnar, 228, 29, 2, 979, 146, 58, 133, 43, 22.
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List Of International Schools In Mumbai
This is a list of International Schools in Mumbai. IB schools in Mumbai and IGCSE schools in Mumbai are listed below. There are more International Schools in Mumbai than any other city in India.
Most International Schools in Mumbai, Navi Mumbai and Thane offer either "International Baccalaureate" (IB) (which includes "PYP", "MYP" and "IBDP") or "Cambridge International Examinations" (CIE) (which includes "CP", "CS1", "IGCSE", "AS and A Level") programs. Many international schools in Mumbai offer both the "IB" and "CIE" curriculum in the same school. Please go to the bottom of this article for more information on IB and CIE programmes.
List of All International Schools In Mumbai
List Of International Schools In South Mumbai
INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS IN MUMBAI
CURRICULUM OF MUMBAI'S INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS
ADDRESS, WEBSITE, INFO
KG TO 5
The Cathedral and John Connon School Fort ICSE ICSE ICSE IBDP and ISC 6 Purushottamdas, Thakurdas Marg, Mumbai – 400001.
This is among the best schools in Mumbai and India.
BD Somani International School Cuffe Parade CP CS1 IGCSE IBDP G. D. Somani Memorial School, Cuffe Parade, Mumbai 400005.
http://www.bdsint.com
Bombay International School (BIS) Babulnath ICSE and PYP ICSE ICSE and IGCSE IBDP 15, Babulnath Road, Malabar Hill, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400007.
http://bisschool.com
DSB International School (Deutsche Schule Bombay) (German School) Breach Candy CP1 and Thüringen CS1 IGCSE IBDP 76, Warden Rd, Breach Candy, Cumballa Hill, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400026. DSB has 2 campuses in South Mumbai.
http://www.dsbindia.com.
DSB International School is the oldest international school in Mumbai. It offers curicullum from Deutsche Auslandsschulen International, University of Cambridge International Examination and International Baccalaureate.
Bright Start Fellowship International School (B.S.F.I.S.) Gowalia Tank CP CS1 IGCSE IBDP Fellowship Society Campus, Near August Kranti Maidan, Gowalia Tank, Mumbai 400036.
http://www.brightstart.edu.in
Edubridge International School Grant Road (East) PYP MYP MYP IBDP Robert Money School Compound, Wadilal A. Patel Marg, Grant Road (East), Mumbai – 400007.
http://www.edubridgeschool.org/
HVB Global Academy Marine Drive CP CS1 IGCSE AS and A Level and IBDP 79, Marine Drive, Mumbai – 400 020.
http://www.hvbglobalacademy.org
NSS Hill Spring International School (Nagrik Shikshan Sanstha) Tardeo PYP CS1 IGCSE IBDP NSS Educational Complex, M. P. Mill Compound, Tardeo, Mumbai – 400034.
http://nsseducation.org
Universal School Tardeo Tardeo EYFS and CP1 CS1 IGCSE Behind Bhatia Hospital, Valencia Towers, Tukaram Javaji Marg, Tardeo, Mumbai – 400007.
http://tardeo.universalschool.edu.in
Aditya Birla World Academy Tardeo CP CS1 IGCSE AS and A Level and IBDP Vastu Shilp Annexe, Gamadia colony, JD Road, Tardeo, Mumbai – 400007.
http://www.adityabirlaworldacademy.com
D Y Patil International School Worli PYP IGCSE IGCSE IBDP MIG Colony, Adarsh Nagar, Worli, Mumbai – 400018.
www.dypisworli.in
Ecole Francaise Internationale Bombay Worli French Board French Board French Board French Board 72, Sir Pochkhanawala Rd, Worli, Mumbai – 400030.
http://www.efib.in/en. French Board
Podar – ORT International School, Worli Worli PYP MYP MYP IBDP PODAR-ORT School Building, 68, Worli Hill Estate, Worli, Mumbai. Pre-Primary is at Dr. Annie Besant Road.
http://www.podareducation.org/school/worli
Fazlani L'Académie Globale Mazagaon PYP CS1 IGCSE A Level and IBDP Shivdas Chapsi Marg, Opp Wallace Fortuna Towers, Shivdas Chapsi Marg, Mazagaon Road, Mumbai – 400009.
http://flag.org.in
Christ Church School Byculla ICSE ICSE IGCSE and ICSE ISC Clare Road, Byculla, Mumbai – 400008.
http://www.christchurchschoolmumbai.org/church
List Of International Schools In Central Mumbai
JBCN International School Parel CP1 CS1 IGCSE Yogi Tower (Citi Tower Building), Dr. S S Rao Road, Opp. Ashok Tower, Behind ITC Hotel, Parel, Mumbai – 400012.
http://www.jbcnschool.edu.in/jbcn-international-school-parel.html
Shree Amulakh Amichand International School Matunga (East) CS1 IGCSE 76-A, Rafi Ahmed Kidwai Road, Matunga (East), Mumbai – 400019.
http://amulakhcie.com
Don Bosco International School Matunga (East) CP1 CS1 IGCSE IBDP Nathalal Parekh Marg, Matunga (East), Mumbai- 400019.
http://dbis.in
Trinity International School Sion (East) CP1 CS1 IGCSE Plot No. 247-248, Near Gokul Hall, Sion (East), Mumbai – 400022.
http://www.pes-trinity.in
Dhirubhai Ambani International School Bandra-Kurla Complex Mix of ICSE and ICGCSE Mix of ICSE and ICGCSE ICSE and ICGCSE IBDP G Block, 46,Trident Road, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra East, Mumbai – 400051.
http://www.da-is.org
American School of Bombay (ASB) Bandra-Kurla Complex PYP MYP MYP IBDP SF-2, G-Block, Bandra Kurla Complex Road,Bandra East, Mumbai – 400098. There are 2 campuses located 3 Km apart.
http://www.asbindia.org
List Of International Schools In West Mumbai
MET Rishikul Vidyalaya Bandra (West) CP CS1 IGCSE AS and A Level MET Complex, Bandra Reclamation, Bandra West, Mumbai – 400050.
http://www.met.edu/Institutes/RIV/mrv_home.asp
St. Stanislaus International School and St. Stanislaus High School Bandra (West) SSC SSC IGCSE and SSC St.Stanislaus High School, 65, Ramdas Nayak Marg (Hill Road), Bandra West, Mumbai – 400050.
http://www.stanislausbandra.in
KES International School (Khar Education Society) Khar (West) CP CS1 IGCSE Khar Education Society, S V. Road, Khar (West), Mumbai – 400052.
http://kesigcse.org
Podar International School Santacruz (West) PYP CS1 IGCSE AS and A Level and IBDP Podar International School (IB & CIE) – Secondary Section, Ramee Emerald Building, Near Shamrao Vitthal Bank, S. V. Road, Khar (West), Mumbai – 400052. The Primary section is opposite CKP Club.
http://www.podarinternationalschool.com/
Billabong High International School Santacruz (West) Own Curriculum Own Curriculum IGCSE and Own Curriculum Ajivasan, Off. Juhu Tara Road, Opp. Lido Tower, Next to SNDT College, Santacruz West, Mumbai – 400049.
http://www.billabonghighsantacruz.com
Panbai International School (PBIS) Santacruz (East) CP CS1 IGCSE AS and A Level Prabhat Colony, Opp B.M.C Office, Santacruz East, Mumbai.
http://panbaiinternationalschool.com/
SVKM International School or SVKM JV Parekh International School Vile Parle CP CS1 IGCSE A Level and IBDP CNM School Campus, Dadabhai Road, Off S.V. Road, Vile Parle West, Mumbai – 400056.
http://jvparekhintnl.ac.in. SVKM stands for "Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal's"
École Mondiale World School Juhu PYP MYP IGCSE and MYP IBDP Gulmohur Cross Road No. 9, J.V.P.D. Scheme,Juhu Mumbai – 400 049.
http://www.ecolemondiale.org
Jamnabai Narsee International School Juhu PYP MYP IGCSE and ICSE IDBP Narsee Monjee Bhavan, N.S. Road #7, JVPD Scheme, Juhu, Mumbai – 400049.
http://www.jnis.ac.in
CP Goenka International School Juhu Own Curriculum CS1 IGCSE AS and A Level Gulmohar Cross Road No. 1, Plot No.44, JVPD, Mumbai – 400049.
http://www.cpgoenkajuhu.com
Utpal Shanghvi Global School and Prabhavati Padamshi Soni International Junior College Juhu CP1 and SSC CS1 and SSC IGCSE and SSC AS and A Level East-West Road No. 3, J.V.P.D. Scheme, Juhu, Mumbai – 400 049.
http://www.ppsijc.org
Tridha School Andheri (East) Steiner Waldorf Steiner Waldorf IGCSE Malpa Dongri No.3, Near Pump House, Opposite Satya Darshan Society, Andheri East, Mumbai – 400093.
http://tridha.com
Bombay Cambridge School Andheri (East) CP1 CS1 IGCSE and SSC Rabindranath Tagore Marg, Off Sahar Road, Chakala, Andheri (East), Mumbai – 400099.
http://www.bcseast.org
Nahar International School Andheri (East) CP CS1 IGCSE IBDP Nahar's Amrit Shakti, Chandivali Farm Road, Off Saki Vihar Road, Andheri (East), Mumbai – 400072.
http://nahar-is.org
RIMS International School and Junior College Andheri (West) CP1 CS1 IGCSE AS and A Level New Link Road, Near Fun Republic, Andheri (West), Mumbai – 400053.
http://rims.ac.in
Ryan Global School Andheri (West) PYP CS1 IGCSE Yamuna Nagar, Near Millat Nagar, Lokhandwala, Andheri West, Mumbai, 400053.
http://www.ryanglobalschools.com/
Bombay Cambridge School Andheri (West) CP1 and SSC CS1 and SSC IGCSE and SSC Caesar Road, Amboli, Andheri (West), Mumbai-400058.
http://www.bcswest.org
Jankidevi Public School Andheri (West) CP and ICSE CS1 and ICSE IGCSE and ICSE AS and A Level Plot No. 1, RSC-6, Four Bunglows, Janki Devi Public School Road, Andheri West, Mumbai – 400053.
http://mumbai.jankidevipublicschool.in
HVPS International School Oshiwara CP CS1 IGCSE AS and A Level A-21, Near Income Tax Quarters, Opp. Mira Society,Oshiwara, Mhada Colony, Andheri West, Mumbai – 400053.
www.hvpsinschool.com
JBCN International School Oshiwara CP1 CS1 IGCSE Oshiwara Harrow Avenue, Off Andheri Link Road, Behind Tarapore Towers, Oshiwara, Andheri (West), Mumbai – 400058.
http://www.jbcnschool.edu.in/jbcn-international-school-oshiwara.html
VIBGYOR High School (Goregaon West) Goregaon (West) CP and ICSE CS1 and ICSE IGCSE and ICSE AS and A Level Motilal Nagar – 1, Srirang Sabde Marg, Off. Andheri – Malad Link Road, Goregaon (W), Mumbai – 400104.
https://www.vibgyorhigh.com/mumbai-goregaon.php
Oberoi International School (OIS) Goregaon (East) PYP CS1 and MYP IGCSE and MYP IBDP Oberoi Garden City, Near Oberoi Mall, Off Western Express Highway, Goregaon East, Mumbai – 400063.
http://www.oberoi-is.org/
Witty International School (Malad) Malad (West) CP CS1 IGCSE A Level Ramchandra Lane, Malad (West), Mumbai – 400064.
http://www.wittykidsindia.com
Witty International School (Pawan Baug, Malad) Malad (West) CP CS1 IGCSE A Level Pawan Baug Road, off. S.V. Road, Adjacent to Techniplex, Malad (West), Mumbai 400064.
D G Khetan International School Malad (West) Own Curriculum Own Curriculum IGCSE A Level Dwarkibai Gangadhar Khetan International School, Krishna Realties, Behind Sunder Nagar, Off. S.V. Road & Link Road, Malad (West), Mumbai – 400064.
http://khetanint.org
Pinnacle High International School Malad (West) CP CS1 IGCSE A Level Sunder Lane Orlem, Malad (West), Mumbai – 400064.
http://www.pinnaclehigh.org
Mainadevi Bajaj International School Malad (West) CP1 CS1 IGCSE IBDP Rajasthani Sammelan Campus, S.V Road, Malad (West), Mumbai – 400064.
http://rset.edu.in/mbis
Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan Vidyalaya Malad (West) SSC SSC IGCSE and SSC Sunder Nagar,Malad (West), Mumbai – 400064.
http://dsrvmalad.org
St. Anne International School Malad (West) CP CS1 IGCSE Sunder Lane, Orlem, Malad West, Mumbai – 400064.
http://saisorlem.com
Veer Bhagat Singh Vidyalaya Malad (West) CP and SSC CS1 and SSC IGCSE and SSC Marve Road, Malad West, Mumbai – 400095.
http://www.vbsv.org
Gundecha Education Academy (GEA) Kandivali (East) ICSE ICSE IGCSE and ICSE AS and A Level and ISC Thakur Village Road, Valley of Flowers, Near Evershine Dream Park, Thakur Village, Kandivali East, Mumbai – 400101.
http://gundechaedu.org
Thakur International School Kandivali (West) ICSE ICSE IGCSE and ICSE CTS No. Off, 1299, Shivaji Road, Off MG Road, Kandivali West, Mumbai – 400067.
http://tismumbai.in
Savitridevi Hariram Agarwal International School Kandivali (West) CP CS1 IGCSE Shankar Lane, Opp. Jain Temple, Kandivali(West), Mumbai- 400067.
http://www.agarwalinternationalschool.co.in
Ajmera Global School Borivali (West) PYP and ICSE CS1 and ICSE IGCSE and ICSE Yogi Nagar, Eskar Road, Borivali (West), Mumbai – 400091.
http://www.ajmeraglobalschool.com
JBCN International School Borivali (West) Own Curriculum Own Curriculum IGCSE Plot CTS No 96, Remison Towers, Near Bhagwati Hospital, Baburao Ranade Marg, Opp. Union Bank Staff Quarters, Borivali (West), Mumbai – 400103.
http://www.jbcnschool.edu.in/jbcn-international-school-borivali-overview.html
Dr. Pillai Global Academy Borivali (West) CP CS1 IGCSE AS and A Level and IDBP Plot No. 1, RSC 48, Gorai-II, Mhada Layout, Near Gorai Bus Depot, Borivali (West), Mumbai – 400092.
http://dpga.ac.in
Learning Panorama School Borivali (West) IGCSE IDBP Plot No. 25C, Old MHB Colony, Opp. Vaidya Kumar Garden, Near Don Bosco School, Gorai Link Road, Borivali (West), Mumbai – 400092.
learningpanorama.org
Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan Vidyalaya Borivali (West) CP1 and SSC CS1 and SSC IGCSE and SSC Saibaba Nagar, Borivali (West), Mumbai – 400092.
http://dsrvborivali.org
Singapore International School (SIS Mumbai) Dahisar PYP MYP IGCSE AS and A Level On National Highway No. 8, Near Dahisar Toll Post, Adjacent to Thakur Mall, Dahisar, Mumbai – 401104.
http://www.sisindia.net.
Singapore International School has hostel facilities.
Rustomjee Cambridge International School (Dahisar Branch) Dahisar (West) SSC SSC IGCSE A Level Rustomjee Acres, Rustom Irani Marg, Dahisar (West), Mumbai 400 068.
https://sites.google.com/site/rustomjeecambridge
RBK School Mira Road (East) ICSE ICSE IGCSE and ICSE AS and A Level and ISC Beverly Park, Mira Road (East).
http://rbkschool.org
Ram Ratna International School Bhayander (West) CP CS1 IGCSE Keshav Srushti, Uttan Gorai Road, Bhayander (West), Dist. Thane – 401106.
http://www.rrischool.org
Rustomjee Cambridge International School (Virar Branch) Virar (West) SSC SSC IGCSE A Level Plot PS 209, Off. Narangi Bypass Rd, Opp. Avenue H, Global Ciy, Virar (West).
International Schools In East Mumbai, Thane, Navi Mumbai
RBK International Academy Chembur PYP MYP IGCSE and MYP IBDP Opp. Indian Oil Nagar, Near Shankara Colony, Behind Taasa Container Yard B, Ghatkopar – Mankhurd Link Road, Mumbai – 400088.
http://rbkia.org
Garodia International Centre for Learning Ghatkopar (East) CP CS1 IGCSE IBDP 153 Garodia Nagar, Ghatkopar (East), Mumbai – 400077.
http://gicl.edu.in
Bunts Sangha's S M Shetty International School & Junior College Powai CP CS1 IGCSE AS and A Level and IBDP Hiranandani Gardens, Powai, Mumbai – 400076.
http://www.smshettyinstitute.org/bs_intschool/index.php
HFS International Powai CP CS1 IGCSE IBDP Senior School Building, Richmond Street, Hiranandani Gardens, Powai, Mumbai – 400076.
http://www.hfsinternationalpowai.com
Podar Education Complex – Powai Powai CP and CBSE CS1 and CBSE IGCSE and CBSE AS and A Level and CBSE Hiranandani Knowledge Park, Opp Dr L. N. Hiranandani Hospital, Powai, Mumbai – 400076.
http://www.podareducation.org/school/powai
The Gateway School of Mumbai Govandi (East) CP and NIOS CS1 and NIOS IGCSE and NIOS Sion-Trombay Road, Next to Deonar Bus Depot, Diagonally opposite TISS, Govandi (East), Mumbai – 400088.
http://www.gatewayschoolmumbai.org.
The Gateway School of Mumbai offers education to students with Learning Disabilities and Special Needs. It is in collaboration with The Gateway School of New York.
NES International School Mulund (West) PYP MYP IGCSE and MYP AS and A Level and IBDP "Swapna Nagari, Malabar Hill Road, Mulund (West), Mumbai-400082.
http://www.nesinternational.org"
Arya Cambridge International School (ACIS) Thane (West) Own Curriculum Own Curriculum IGCSE "Saibaba Vihar Complex, Near Muchala Polytechnic, Ghodbunder Road, Thane (West) – 400601.
http://www.treehousehighschool.com/treehouse-dixit-trust/arya-cambridge-international-school"
Rustomjee Cambridge International School – Thane Branch Thane (West) SSC SSC IGCSE A Level Rustomjee Urbania, Eastern Express Highway, Majiwada, Thane (West) – 400601.
Smt. Sulochanadevi Singhania School Thane (West) ICSE ICSE ICSE ISC and IBDP Pokharan Road No.1, J K Gram, Thane (West), Thane – 400606.
http://singhaniaschool.org
Billabong High International School, Thane Thane (West) ICSE ICSE IGCSE and ICSE AS and A Level and ISC Main Road No 27, Wagle Industrial Estate, Thane West, Thane – 400604.
http://www.billabongthane.com
Podar Education Complex – Thane Thane (West) CP and CBSE CS1 and CBSE IGCSE and CBSE AS and A Level and CBSE Hamilton Building, Hiranandani Estate, Thane – 400607.
http://www.podareducation.org/school/thane
VIBGYOR High School (Airoli) Airoli CP, ICSE and CBSE CS1 and ICSE Plot No. 114, Sector No. 8A, Airoli, District Thane, Navi Mumbai – 400708.
https://www.vibgyorhigh.com/navi-mumbai-airoli.php
Avalon Heights International School Vashi ICSE ICSE IGCSE and ICSE PLot No. 7, Sector 19 B, Vashi, Navi Mumbai – 400703.
http://www.avalonheights.org
Goldcrest International Vashi PYP MYP MYP IBDP Plot No. 59, Sector 29, Near Rajiv Gandhi Park, Vashi, Navi Mumbai – 400703.
http://www.goldcrestinternational.in
D Y Patil International School, Nerul Nerul CP CS1 IGCSE AS and A Level and IBDP Dr. D Y Patil Vidhyanagar, Sector 7, Nerul(East), Navi Mumbai – 400706.
http://www.dypisnerul.in
Podar International School (CIE) Nerul Nerul CP CS1 IGCSE AS and A Level Plot No .30, Sector No .36, Sea woods West, Nerul, Navi Mumbai – 400706.
http://www.podareducation.org/school/nerulcie
Harmony International School (IGCSE) Kharghar CP CS1 IGCSE Plot No. 15, Sector -5, Kharghar, Navi Mumbai – 410210.
http://www.harmony-schools.com
Ryan Global School, Kharghar Kharghar PYP CS1 IGCSE AS and A Level Ryan Global School, Plot No 1, 2, 3, Sector No 11, Kharghar, Navi Mumbai – 410210.
http://www.ryaninternational.org/rgskharghar
Dr. Pillai Global Academy, New Panvel New Panvel CP CS1 IGCSE AS and A Level and IBDP Sector-7, Khanda Colony, New Panvel, Navi Mumbai – 410206.
http://www.dpgapanvel.ac.in/
Omkar Cambridge International School Dombivali (East) CP CS1 IGCSE AS and A Level P-74/P-89 Phase II, MIDC Residential Zone, Near Mamata Hospital, Dombivli East – 421203.
http://omkarig.in
Gurukul The Day School (GDS) Dombivli (East) CBSE CBSE IGCSE and CBSE Daval Pada – Vasar, Pipeline Road, Near Nevali Junction, District: Thane, 421306.
http://www.gurukulschool.in
IRA Global School Dombivli (East) CP CS1 IGCSE AS and A Level Kole Gaon, Opp. Premiere Company, Kalyan Shilphata Road, Dombivali (East), 421203.
http://www.iraglobal.com
Podar International School (CIE) Kalyan Kalyan (West) CP CS1 IGCSE AS and A Level Wyale Nagar, Gandhar Village, Near Rita Memorial School, Near Mohan Pride High life, Kalyan (West) – 421301.
http://www.podareducation.org/school/kalyancie
NOTE: Some schools have "INTERNATIONAL" in their name even though they offer one of the local school curriculums (ICSE, SSC, CBSE, etc).
IB, CIE Programmes In International Schools In Mumbai
International schools in Mumbai offer mainly 2 International Education Programs/Curriculum/Syllabus/Courses. These are International Baccalaureate (IB) and University of Cambridge International Examinations (CIE).
International Baccalaureate (IB) Programme
Geneva based International Baccalaureate (IB) offers four international educational programmes for children between the ages of 3 to 19. Among the four IB programs, "IBDP" is the most popular among IB schools in Mumbai.
Primary Years Programme (PYP): From grade/standard KG to 5, for children of ages 3 to 12.
Middle Years Programme (MYP): From grade/standard 6 to 10, for children of ages 11 to 16.
International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP): From grade/standard 11 to 12, for children of ages 16 to 19.
Career-related Programme (CP): From grade/standard 11 to 12, for children of ages 16 to 19.
International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) (grade 11 and 12) is recognized by Indian colleges and universities. International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma has been recognized by the Association of Indian Universities since 1983. This recognition was renewed in 2010 and it applies to all universities in India. Students intending to take up medicine may need to take up extra science courses. Indian colleges and universities require percentage marks for standard 12, which is not the grading system for IB. For Indian students International Baccalaureate has a provision of providing Indian equivalent percentage for the IB Diploma Programme.
Middle Years Programme (MYP) for grade/standard 10 is recognized by Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Association of Indian Universities, Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE), Council of Boards of School Education in India (COBSE) and other Indian Education boards.
Parents and students should note that results for International Baccalaureate Programmes come out later than many equivalent Indian boards.
Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) Programme
Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) is the largest provider of international education programmes in the world for children between the ages of 5 to 19. CIE is part of the University of Cambridge, UK.
Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) is formally known as University of Cambridge International Examinations. "IGCSE" is the most popular program among international schools in Mumbai that offer CIE.
Cambridge Primary (CP): From grade/standard KG to 5, for children of ages 5 to 11. Cambridge Primary is sometimes called Cambridge Primary Programme (CPP) and Cambridge International Primary Programme (CIPP)
Cambridge Secondary 1 (CS1): From grade/standard 6 to 8, for children of ages 11 to 14.
Cambridge International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE): From grade/standard 9 to 10, for children of ages 14 to 16. IGCSE is sometimes called Cambridge Secondary 2 (CS2). CIE also offers Cambridge "O" Level for this age group.
Cambridge International AS (Advanced Subsidiary) and A (Advanced) Level: From grade/standard 11 to 12, for children of ages 16 to 19. CIE also offers Cambridge "Pre-U" for this age group.
The IGCSE exam (standard 9 and 10) is recognized by Indian schools, colleges, universities and education boards. Students taking the IGCSE in a minimum of 5 subjects are considered on par with students from State Boards, ICSE, and CBSE. Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education accept IGCSE for admission to Junior Colleges (standard 11 and 12) in Maharashtra.
Cambridge International Examinations "AS" (Advanced Subsidiary) and "A" (Advanced) Level are recognized by Indian colleges and universities. The Association of Indian Universities (AIU) and many State Education Boards, including the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, have recognized that certificates issued by Cambridge International Examination. Students intending to pursue engineering and medicine must take Chemistry, Physics, Biology or Mathematics and English at AS Level.
Previously the results for IGCSE used to come out later than Indian board results. Now the IGCSE exams are held earlier to coincide with the Indian education system.
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The Portuguese manager, never far from controversy or British newspaper headlines, was reported to have been involved in an incident with police who wanted to take away his Yorkshire terrier and put the dog in quarantine on grounds that it had been taken out of Britain and brought back without the required inoculations.
The Sun newspaper reported that Mourinho, 44, rushed home from Chelsea's Player of the Year awards in London on Tuesday evening, refusing to let police take the dog and getting into an argument with officers. He was taken to a west London police station and given a caution for obstructing officers. No charges were filed.
A spokesman for Mourinho said on Wednesday the incident was a misunderstanding.
He said: "Jose Mourinho can confirm that he was cautioned by police, and released without charge earlier this morning after an incident involving his pet dog. The incident occurred due to a misunderstanding over documents required for veterinary regulations.
"Mr Mourinho would like to make it clear that his pet dog was bought in England from a reputable breeder and has had all its necessary inoculations. Full cooperation will be given to the authorities over any animal health issues," said the spokesman.
Mourinho was directing Chelsea's training on Wednesday as the team prepares for Saturday's F.A. Cup final against top rivals Manchester United. His outspoken criticism of opposing players, coaches, referees and officials has made him one of the most criticized characters in English soccer. His fashion sense has also made him a prominent figure.
Police had gone to Mourinho's home in central London on Tuesday evening with an officer from the Animal Health and Welfare Service.
Scotland Yard said the dog was to be seized under the Animal Health Act of 1981 and the Rabies Order of 1974.
The Sun reported Mourinho's wife Tami telephoned to tell him the dog was being taken away. He returned home and took the dog away from police. The dog is still missing, the Sun said.
A spokesman for Westminster council said animal control officers were looking for the small dog. He said the council had a good record of tracking down pets: in July 2005, it found actress Liz Hurley's dog, Emily, after the Labrador went missing.
The dog will be handed to London's Metropolitan Police if it is found, the spokesman said.
Mourinho left his home Wednesday morning without making any comment to waiting reporters.


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I've rented a couple of those Forest Service backcountry cabins before, and it's a wonderful experience ... pretty close to idyllic in lots of ways. Someday, I need to rent one of the lookouts!
I didn't know that the lookouts could be rented! That would ease my worries about Ursus horribilus or whatever the grizzly bear's real, true Latin name is.
I did like that movie. And it was terribly sappy.
I've heard the football games at Libby are a real hoot too... haven't seen one myself (Class A), but apparently the pregame activities has much to do with chainsaws! Quite a ruckus I'm told.


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RSSB to fund rail decarbonisation research
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The RSSB is to launch two funding competitions later this month in support of a government-led initiative to remove diesel trains from Britain's railways by 2040.
Worth more than £2 million, the two projects will look to support research into energy-efficient and zero-carbon technologies.
A £1 million RSSB-funded research competition will fund feasibility studies and demonstrator projects which could help work towards the decarbonisation of the industry, specifically high-speed passenger trains, freight and energy storage and distribution.
RSSB is also jointly funding a separate Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) call with InnovateUK worth more than £1 million.
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In February this year, rail minister Jo Johnson stated his desire to see all 'diesel-only' trains removed from the network by 2040. The specific reference to 'diesel-only' suggests that diesel bi-mode trains – such as Great Western Railway's Class 800s or Greater Anglia Class 755s – aren't included in the 2040 deadline.
Giulia Lorenzini, RSSB partnerships manager, said: "RSSB is proud to be working with the wider industry to develop and deploy energy efficient, zero-carbon technologies.
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Jim Trump South London 24th October 2018	At	8:13 pm
£ 2 million Very nice little earner for someone .Climate Change ,Global Warming the scam continues. It's okay I'm Only joking.So will this eco green friendly new train ban plastic straws and sugar cubes in the buffet car and equipt with hydrogen powered carriage heating when there's snow on the track..
Funny thing is the ground under the tracks which this new train is running on contains about four hundred years off Shale Gas .And funnier still just a fraction of the extraction and use of that Shale gas creates even less CO2 than the industrial manufacture ,storage and transport of the vast amounts of Hydrogen needed .
Quadrilla can frack a 12 inch gas well in Lancashire for just 22 days afterwards you get forty years of natural gas to power Birmingham out of it.Siemens make a gas turbine the size of one engine on an Airbus A380 that can power the entire WCML and all its stations and depots.
Fake news or over exaggeration ? Then prove me wrong with the actual figures.


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Did you know that the ark of the covenant was found in 1982? I came to know Christ in 1986 and just now discovered this!! It's amazing how the news of this great discovery has not spread throughout the entire Church. I think this is probably the greatest archeological discovery of all time.
Ron Wyatt and his team found the ark of the covenant. He was walking outside Jerusalem with a Jewish archeologist, and wondered about a garbage dump that he saw. Suddenly his hand pointed to it and his mouth said, "That's Jeremiah's grotto and the ark of the covenant is in there." The man with him suggested they go dig it out, but Ron wasn't sure it could be possible according to Scripture for the ark to be located there. He wanted to go back and search the Scriptures first to see if it could be possible.
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So they spent years digging it out. During that time, he found a place atop Mount Moriah, where there were holes in the rock that had plugs in them made of stone shaped like a truncated pyramid. They were square holes about two feet deep. He found four of these and surmised that they were the holes used to insert the bottom of crosses during crucifixion. They were set up to perform a maximum of four crucifixions at once. He surmised that this was the real Golgotha where our Lord Jesus was crucified. It is located at the highest point on Mount Moriah, perhaps the same spot where Abraham went to sacrifice Isaac.
After much searching through a honeycomb of caves and tunnels, he found a tiny hole covered by a stalactite. At first, his assistant, a man with a small frame, was able to squeeze through the hole. But as soon as he got into the room, he came right back out with eyes full of terror. He asked, "What's in that room? What's in that room?" And although he did not see anything, he refused to ever go back into it. In fact, he left the entire cave system and never returned.
So left to himself, Ron widened the hole enough to get through it himself, and found a room. He squeezed through it and with his flashlight he saw something gold glittering. So he removed the rocks, dry-rotted timbers and animal skins that covered it, and discovered what he believed was the table of showbread. He then saw a large stone case with a stone lid on it. But the lid was too close to the ceiling of the room for him to see what was inside it. Then he saw that the lid had a crack in it. Above the crack was a crack in the ceiling. And when they did measurements, they determined that this was directly beneath the crack he had found by the foot of cross base atop Mount Moriah. He saw that there was black stuff on the crack in the ceiling and black stuff on the cover of the lid over the stone box.
When the lab technicians reconstituted the blood in a growth medium, to their surprise they discovered that the blood was live! So they asked Ron Wyatt whose blood this was, and he said with great emotion, "It's the blood of your Messiah." Therefore, the blood of Jesus Christ only had Mary's chromosomes, since there was no man involved in his conception, and the one Y chromosome from Yahweh.
Ron Wyatt eventually got the lid off the box. He was able to look down inside of it and see the ark. Above it were the cherubim above the mercy seat with their wings touching. He wasn't sure he should touch it, but then took stock in the fact that he was a blood-bought Christian. He touched it and saw the Ten Commandments inside. The rod of Aaron and the jar of manna were not there. He surmised that when Christ died, and the stones were split, these rocks cracked and the blood of Jesus ran down through the cracks and onto the mercy seat atop the ark of the covenant.
I cannot really do the story justice here. You need to hear it for yourself. I encourage you to watch Ron give his testimony about it online in the video below and don't miss my conclusion at the end of this article.
Many damaging things have been said about Ron Wyatt, attempting to discredit him. However, before you listen to any of those slanderous accusations, let me encourage you to listen to those who knew him. He was a very humble man of prayer and deep conviction. His heart was to help people get to heaven, and he had a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
A good place to begin is with the following video that contains the testimony of Kent Hovind, who personally spoke to Ron Wyatt about this.
After listening to Ron Wyatt's own testimony and that of people who knew him, it does not seem likely to me that this man lied about this discovery. I mean, he brought a blood sample to a hospital lab for analysis and received the findings that are reported above. That alone would be a major lie. If he did not discover the ark, then how could he have gotten such a lab result from Jewish technicians who did not even know what they were testing until they reported the results to him? I find it harder to believe that Ron lied about this whole thing than to believe that he actually discovered the ark.
This discovery confirms the actual location of the crucifixion of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Messiah, where the blood flowed down from the cross and fell upon the mercy seat of the ark hidden in a cave inside the hill beneath the cross.
I also encourage you to go to www.wyattmuseum.com, where you can see the many other major discoveries made by Ron Wyatt, including Noah's ark and the Red Sea Crossing site.
Author's Note: Please see "Ark of the Covenant Has Been Found - Part 2." For further research, you may also read excerpts of the written account of this discovered on the Wyatt Museum website (see here). Another excellent article to read is "Who is Ron Wyatt?" by Kevin Fisher. If you enjoyed this post, you may also like the other posts in this blog available through the Main Directory. You may find a complete collection of my blogs at Writing for the Master.


I Bokem'ed my Bap Successfully!
Yesterday I was craving some good old fashioned Korean food and decided to cook at home on my own to make one of my favourites: kimchi bokembap!
I realized I had the ingredients and had the time so I invited my boyfriend over, put on the tunes and started chop chop chopping and cooking up a storm.
9) dish into bowls and keep warm while you fry one egg per portion that will be placed on top of rice in the bowl.
This makes a spicy and rich tasting kimchi bokembap that I love and my boyfriend also loved! Comment on how you make it at home!


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Search for Ohio mom offers no clear answers, as boyfriend mysteriously disappears
Police have issued an arrest warrant for Nathan Summerfield, left, after Lynn Jackenheimer, right, was found dead in North Carolina's Outer Banks. (Ashland County Sheriff's Office)
Businesses in the hometown of an Ohio woman who disappeared during a North Carolina vacation are offering more than $7,000 in rewards for information about the whereabouts of the woman or her boyfriend.
Authorities say 33-year-old Lynn Jackenheimer of Ashland went to the Outer Banks of North Carolina last week with her boyfriend, Nate Summerfield, and her two children, but didn't return with them. Summerfield's brother called police to say Summerfield told him he strangled the woman.
Police said Summerfield, 27, returned his girlfriend's children to Ohio Sunday and left them with his family. He then withdrew money from an ATM, ditched his cellphone along a road in Ashland County and vanished, Fox8.com reported.
As of late Tuesday, authorities said they had no solid evidence a crime was committed, the report said. Though authorities acknowledge that as more time passes without finding her, the more troubling the case becomes.
"It's hard. The longer it goes the worse it is," Carl Richert, the captain from Ashland Sheriff's Department, said. "It's frustrating for us because we are trying to do everything we can."
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Dare County Sheriff's Office in North Carolina, where the couple vacationed, said it's assisting in the investigation.
Steve Hoggard, the chief deputy of the Dare County Sheriff's Office, told FoxNews.com that authorities have been searching beaches and roads where the couple recently stayed.
Hoggard described some beach areas as challenging because of the thick scrub brush in some areas.
"Some of these beaches are perfect spot to dump something you don't want somebody to find," he said. He said local authorities are keeping an eye out for the person of interest and trying to contact anyone who may know the couple, since they vacationed at the area a few times before.
An arrest warrant and affidavit for a temporary restraining order in December 2009 detail an argument in which Summerfield grabbed Jackenheimer "by her throat and choked her, Fox8.com reported. Then he allegedly pulled her to the floor and dragged her from the kitchen into the living room, then into the hallway by her neck."
The documents say "Lynn had red marks on her neck and scrapes on her forearms from trying to stop herself while Nathan was dragging her from room to room."
In hand written notes for the temporary restraining order they quote Jackenheimer as saying she is scared of the defendant "she said "it's hard telling what he would do to me.'"
Jackenheimer works at Beer Barrel in Ashland and did not report to work on Monday, Dean Emmons, her boss, said. He offered $1,000 of his own money as a reward to find Jackenheimer and Summerfield.
The two children, ages 3 and 13, are not much help with the investigation because they have been largely "kept in the dark" about a lot of things," Richert told Fox8.com. Relatives said the children understand their mom is missing.
"This morning they asked us to go find Mommy for them," said Raymond Johnson, Jackenheimer's stepfather. "[The 3-year-old] got up this morning wanting us to go find Mommy for him. He sits and cries wanting his Mommy. Give her back to him, would you please do the right thing Nate?"
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Fox News' Edmund DeMarche contributed to this report


My redrafted version of geographic climatologist Val Eichenlaub's map of snowbelts, pubished in 1970 in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society. He included a slightly different map in his 1979 book Weather and Climate of the Great Lakes.
Snowbelts form downwind from the Great Lakes, a prime source of moisture, and their boundaries can vary markedly from year to year. Air flow is generally from the north, the northwest, or the west. Topographic obstacles such as Tug Hill (east of Lake Ontario) and the Keewenaw Peninsula cause the moist air to rise, cool, and produce heavy amounts of snow.
Available from Syracuse University Press. Click here for coverage on the Press's website. And the click on the Book Description link at the bottom. Also available from your favorite online bookstore.
Lake-effect snow is deposited by narrow bands of clouds formed when cold, dry arctic air passes over a large, relatively warm inland lake. Snow bands attached to one of the Great Lakes, or even the Great Salt Lake or Hudson Bay, can produce an intense "white out" lasting from a couple of minutes to two days. Television meteorologists call this the "lake-effect snow machine" because a slight shift in wind direction can shut down the snow suddenly, like flicking a light switch. With perhaps only half the water content of regular snow, lake snow is typically light, fluffy, and relatively easy to shovel. And because long stretches of gray days with persistent flurries are the norm, shoveling is a near-daily activity in the snowbelts, where whimsical weather is notorious for disrupting transportation, closing schools, canceling events of all types, and occasionally collapsing old or poorly designed buildings. Intriguing stories of the lake effect's quirky behavior and diverse impacts include widespread ignorance of the phenomenon in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, before a network of systematic observers had collected several decades of data worth mapping, and the advent of reliable short-term predictions based on satellites, Doppler radar, and computer models.
Lake-effect snow bands streaming off Lakes Superior and Michigan, as captured on November 30, 2004 by NASA's SeaWiFS sensor..
Satellite image shows how winds from the northwest control the formation and direction of snow bands formed on Lakes Superior (upper left) and Michigan (center). Notice the multi-lake snow bands crossing Lake Huron and Georgian Bay (lower right). Multi-lake snow originating on the upper lakes enhances lake-effect snow off the lower lakes.
I've written this book for two audiences: Great Lakes residents who want to understand the lake-effect phenomenon and its implications more fully and nonresidents misinformed by a media stereotype of ceaselessly brutal winters. What I intend as a comprehensive and engaging narrative fits nicely into seven chapters, each with a telling one-word title: Recipe (chapter 1) outlines the basic physics essential to understanding what follows, Discovery (chapter 2) explores the slow cartographic recognition of lake-effect snow as a distinctive meteorological phenomenon, Prediction (chapter 3) examines the evolution of forecasting strategies, Impacts (chapter 4) limns societal effects and coping strategies, Records (chapter 5) investigates the collection and use of snowfall data and questions the national obsession with extreme weather, Change (chapter 6) looks at historical trends in snowfall and the regional implications of global warming, and Place (chapter 7) identifies seasonality as a key component of local economies and regional culture.
My redrafted version of Val Eichenlaub's map of snowbelts, pubished in 1970 in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society.
Mark Harrington's map of October snowfall was his only monthly map to hint of lake-effect snow. Notice the 130-inch snowfall line immediately south of Lake Superior on the Keewenaw Peninsula, an appendage of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. None of his other seven monthly maps shows a lake effect. Harrington based his study on about 100 stations, many too far south for significant snow. Maps of winter precipitation in previous studies were based on seasonal precipitation, for which snow was melted and combined with rain; they showed no snowbelts.
In 1894 Mark Harrington, chief of the U.S. Weather Bureau, published his Rainfall and Snow of the United States. An "atlas" supplement accompanied his 80 pages of text and tables. Only one of the supplement's 23 charts addresses snowfall, and it consists of eight small maps like this one, each covering one month, October through May. In 1896 a textbook by Frank Waldo included a map of average annual snowfall, presumably based on Harrington's maps or data. Its only snowbelt was in the U.P.
My redrafted version of Charles Franklin Brooks' 1914 map of mean annual snowfall, one of numerous maps in his geography dissertation at Harvard.
Brooks based his snowfall map on a network of 159 stations, all in the eastern United States and all with 15 years of continuous data from July 1895 through June 1910. Brooks was the first climatologist to discover the Great Lakes snowbelts. His other contributions include founding the American Meteorological Society.
This "out-take" from the draft manuscript was originally part of the final chapter ("Place"), where a few colleagues felt it was out of place. I then made it an appendix labeled "Deleted scene," like the out-takes offered as "Extras" on movie DVDs. But there, my editor thought, readers would see it as the concluding chapter. I agreed but didn't want to give it up entirely--film directors must feel this way about some of their deleted scenes--so here it is: a short essay on the varied content of books titled LAKE EFFECT.


The manager of a Bedfordshire restaurant who arranged a series of sham marriages to help his relatives stay in the UK has started a four-year jail sentence.
Father of five Gyash Uddin (right), a Bangladeshi born British citizen, was behind an organised criminal conspiracy to get male members of his family married off to Polish women so they could remain in the UK.
At the centre of the operation was a restaurant he ran in Leighton Buzzard and where some of the women worked as waitresses.
Uddin, 39, appeared in the dock of Luton Crown Court on Monday 24 September 2012, along with some of the 'brides and grooms' he used in his scams to try and hoodwink the authorities.
Jailing Uddin, Judge David Farrell QC told him: "You Gyash Uddin were at the centre of this scam. You were the Mr Fix It."
At one register office sham marriage he had organised, where the reception was held at his Indian restaurant, some guests had been surprised that 30 minutes after the meal, Polish bride Dorota Wysocka and Bangladeshi groom Mohammed Razul Miah - who was Uddin's brother-in-law - were back at work in the restaurant's kitchen.
In other cases, registrars receiving applications by couples to marry had been struck by the fact that neither the would-be Polish bride or her proposed Bangladeshi groom could talk to each other because of language difficulties.
To reinforce their suspicions, there was no interaction between the couples, the court was told.
In some cases the couples had been provided by Uddin with 'crib sheets' setting out answers they should give to certain questions.
Phoney documentation was also drawn up by Uddin, who lives in Luton, such as bogus tenancy agreements which purported to show couples were living together as part of long term loving relationships.
Love was never part of the deal however.
The women were paid handsomely for their co-operation, which meant that once the men were married, they could then remain in the UK.
The court heard it was an Indian restaurant called Moja in the market town of Leighton Buzzard that was at the centre of a sham marriage scam.
Will Noble, prosecuting, said: "This case concerns a series of sham marriages between 2005 and 2011, the purpose of which was to secure residency and British citizenship and the head of the scam was Uddin."
He said the men involved in the sham marriages were members of Uddin's family or 'associates'.
Mr Noble said Uddin used his restaurant and other properties used by him "as a front" to legitimise documents to facilitate the scam.
Uddin of Ivy Road, Luton, appeared for sentence having earlier been found guilty of eight offences of conspiring to facilitate a breach of immigration laws by non EU citizens.
His brother-in-law Mohammed Razul Miah, 35, an illegal immigrant also of Ivy Road, Luton, appeared for sentence having earlier been found guilty of two similar charges.
Illegal immigrant Mohammed Dolon Miah, 29, of Spencer Road, Luton, was earlier convicted of two charges of conspiring to facilitate a breach of immigration laws by non EU citizens. He is a nephew of Uddin.
With them in the dock and pleading guilty to one offence of the same charge were Tera Mia, 58, from Hitchin Road, Luton, Polish born Mariusz Rohde, 28, of Studley Road in Luton, his partner Dorota Wysocka, 46, of the same address, Katarzyna Potrykus, 40, of Cowper Street, Luton, Aneta Szczepanik, 36, of Dorset Court, Luton and Kamillia Drozdowska, 28, of Bute Street, Luton.
At the sham marriage of Razul Miah and Wysocka, the court heard there were none of their friends and relatives present, but there were two white British guests who were regulars at the restaurant.
Both had been surprised to receive wedding invitations from Mr Uddin.
Brian Marshall was to tell investigators later he had only attended with his family so as not to offend Mr Uddin.
"He hardly knew the bride or groom other than the fact that as a regular customer of Moja, he saw them working in the kitchens," said the prosecutor.
The other white customer at the reception that day with his wife and daughter was Kelvin Dew.
Mr Noble went on "Mr Dew recalls that most of the other guests were restaurant staff. The reception was held at Moja but within 30 minutes of the meal, the bride and groom were back at work in the restaurant."
Mr Noble said the invites to the two regular customers had gone some way to allaying the suspicions of the registrar and was a "contrived attempt to make the wedding appear genuine."
Mr Noble told the jury during the trial "This case concerns a series of sham marriages or proposed sham marriages between Polish or British nationals and Bangladeshi nationals who have either entered the UK illegally or have entered on visas that have expired or are close to expiring. At the centre of these shams was the first defendant, Gyash Uddin.
"In addition to his family members, Uddin also assisted other Bangladeshi men who were in the UK unlawfully. Uddin conspired with them and others to arrange sham marriages to Polish girls also working for him. The intention behind these shams was to secure a right to reside in this country, not be deported and, ultimately, to obtain British citizenship with all its financial benefits," he said.
Mr Noble explained that at one time it had been the law that an illegal immigrant, or a foreign national who had remained in the UK beyond the time limit prescribed in their visa, could not marry a British citizen or a European Economic area national living in the UK.
"However, the law prohibiting illegal immigrants or over-stayers marrying British or EEA nationals was considered at odds with an individual's human rights," he said.
He went on "However, this right to marry only relates to genuine relationships. The government is still permitted to prevent a proposed marriage or deny an application for residency in the UK based on a marriage, if it believes the marriage or proposed marriage is in fact a sham."
The court heard how in October 2009 Mohammed Razul Miah made an application to the Home Office as a Bangladeshi national with no rights to be in the UK for permission to marry Dorota Wysocka, 45.
The pair submitted written answers to a series of questions posed by the Home Office in which they said that they had met in March 2009, that they had been living together since 29th June 2009 and that they intended to remain in the UK after their marriage.
The prosecutor said they provided a phoney tenancy agreement relating to a flat above Mr Uddin's restaurant at 1 Mill Road, Leighton Buzzard.
Based on the information provided, permission to marry was granted by the Home Office.
Mr Noble said the couple didn't live together, were not in a relationship and she was already with a partner living in Luton.
On 13 December 2010, Dorota Wysocka and Mohammed Razul Miah attended Milton Keynes Registry Office and registered their "Notice of Marriage".
Mr Noble said "The registrars noted that Mohammed Razul Miah and Dorota Wysocka were unable to communicate with one another due to a clear and obvious language barrier - neither spoke English. He couldn't speak Polish and she couldn't speak Bengali. The registrars were, as you can well imagine, understandably suspicious."
In attendance was Gyash Uddin who purported to act as a Bangali interpreter.
"As well as an inability to communicate with one another, the registrar also noted that there was no interaction whatsoever between Wysocka and Miah during the process," said the prosecutor, who went on "Due to concerns about the legitimacy of this proposed wedding, the registrars subsequently submitted a 'Suspicious Marriage Report' to the authorities asking them to investigate."
In February 2010 Miah and Wysocka filled out a "checklist of requirements" for the Registry Office in advance of the wedding indicating that the bride would be unaccompanied, there would be no bridesmaids, no music, no readings or poetry, no camcorders or photographers.
The jury heard a week before the wedding two Asian men and two Polish women went into a wedding dress shop in Luton and asked for a "cheap" dress.
They bought one for £200 and didn't ask for any alterations.
Then on February 19 2011, the couple attended the registry office in Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire and undertook a civil marriage ceremony and were formerly married.
Following the wedding, a handwritten crib sheet about the bride was found in the pocket of a pair of jeans in an upstairs bedroom at Mr Uddin's home.
Said Mr Noble "It is often the case that sham partners have to rehearse personal details about their intended spouse to be able to answer Registrar's questions - this goes to the extent of having to write these details down. Put another way, in a genuine relationship, why would you need to write these sorts of details down?"
Mr Uddin is alleged to have helped the third defendant, his nephew Mohammed Dolon Miah in his attempt to go through a sham marriage to another Polish woman called Kamila Drozdowska who worked at his restaurant.
The jury heard how in March of last year staff at Luton Register Office where the couple had gone to apply to get married noted that while she could speak good English, he couldn't and required an interpreter who was Mr Uddin.
At one point Mohammed Dolon dropped a piece of paper which had the words "Who?" What?" "When?" "Where?" and "Why?" written on it.
Once more it was suspected that a sham marriage was being arranged and the authorities were alerted.
In fact the wedding planned for last May didn't go ahead after Drozdowska, 28, pulled out. But in a wardrobe at her flat in Bute Street, Luton the authorities discovered the same wedding wedding dress worn by Wysocka at her "wedding" the year before.
Razul Miah was jailed for two and a half years, Wysocka was jailed for 16 months, her partner Mariusz Rohde was jailed for 13 months, Dolon Miah was jailed for two and a half years, Kamila Drozdowska was jailed for 13 months, Aneta Szczepanic and Katarzyna Potrykus both got 12 months and Tera Miah was jailed for 8 months.


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L'insenatura di Wright (in inglese Wright Inlet) è un'insenatura ricoperta di ghiaccio, situata nella costa di Lassiter, nella parte sud-orientale della Terra di Palmer, in Antartide, che si estende in particolare da capo Little a capo Wheeler.

All'interno dell'insenatura o comunque delle cale situate sulla sua costa, si gettano diversi ghiacciai, tra cui il Joughin, lo Swann e il Waverly.

Storia
L'insenatura di Wright fu fotografata dapprima durante una ricognizione aerea svolta nel dicembre 1940 da alcuni membri del Programma Antartico degli Stati Uniti d'America e poi ancora nel 1947 nel corso della Spedizione antartica di ricerca Ronne, 1947—48, comandata da Finn Rønne. Proprio quest'ultimo la battezzò così in onore di John K. Wright, direttore dell'American Geographical Society, come ringraziamento per il supporto dato alla sopraccitata spedizione.

Note

Voci correlate
 Ghiacciai dell'Antartide

Collegamenti esterni

Wright, Insenatura
Wright, Insenatura

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     */
    public function getIsPermanentFailure(): bool
    {
        return $this->IsPermanentFailure;
    }
    /**
     * Set IsPermanentFailure value
     * @param bool $isPermanentFailure
     * @return \StructType\EwsNonIndexableItemDetailType
     */
    public function setIsPermanentFailure(bool $isPermanentFailure): self
    {
        // validation for constraint: boolean
        if (!is_null($isPermanentFailure) && !is_bool($isPermanentFailure)) {
            throw new InvalidArgumentException(sprintf('Invalid value %s, please provide a bool, %s given', var_export($isPermanentFailure, true), gettype($isPermanentFailure)), __LINE__);
        }
        $this->IsPermanentFailure = $isPermanentFailure;

        return $this;
    }
    /**
     * Get SortValue value
     * @return string
     */
    public function getSortValue(): string
    {
        return $this->SortValue;
    }
    /**
     * Set SortValue value
     * @param string $sortValue
     * @return \StructType\EwsNonIndexableItemDetailType
     */
    public function setSortValue(string $sortValue): self
    {
        // validation for constraint: string
        if (!is_null($sortValue) && !is_string($sortValue)) {
            throw new InvalidArgumentException(sprintf('Invalid value %s, please provide a string, %s given', var_export($sortValue, true), gettype($sortValue)), __LINE__);
        }
        $this->SortValue = $sortValue;

        return $this;
    }
    /**
     * Get AttemptCount value
     * @return int
     */
    public function getAttemptCount(): int
    {
        return $this->AttemptCount;
    }
    /**
     * Set AttemptCount value
     * @param int $attemptCount
     * @return \StructType\EwsNonIndexableItemDetailType
     */
    public function setAttemptCount(int $attemptCount): self
    {
        // validation for constraint: int
        if (!is_null($attemptCount) && !(is_int($attemptCount) || ctype_digit($attemptCount))) {
            throw new InvalidArgumentException(sprintf('Invalid value %s, please provide an integer value, %s given', var_export($attemptCount, true), gettype($attemptCount)), __LINE__);
        }
        $this->AttemptCount = $attemptCount;

        return $this;
    }
    /**
     * Get LastAttemptTime value
     * @return string|null
     */
    public function getLastAttemptTime(): ?string
    {
        return $this->LastAttemptTime;
    }
    /**
     * Set LastAttemptTime value
     * @param string $lastAttemptTime
     * @return \StructType\EwsNonIndexableItemDetailType
     */
    public function setLastAttemptTime(?string $lastAttemptTime = null): self
    {
        // validation for constraint: string
        if (!is_null($lastAttemptTime) && !is_string($lastAttemptTime)) {
            throw new InvalidArgumentException(sprintf('Invalid value %s, please provide a string, %s given', var_export($lastAttemptTime, true), gettype($lastAttemptTime)), __LINE__);
        }
        $this->LastAttemptTime = $lastAttemptTime;

        return $this;
    }
    /**
     * Get AdditionalInfo value
     * @return string|null
     */
    public function getAdditionalInfo(): ?string
    {
        return $this->AdditionalInfo;
    }
    /**
     * Set AdditionalInfo value
     * @param string $additionalInfo
     * @return \StructType\EwsNonIndexableItemDetailType
     */
    public function setAdditionalInfo(?string $additionalInfo = null): self
    {
        // validation for constraint: string
        if (!is_null($additionalInfo) && !is_string($additionalInfo)) {
            throw new InvalidArgumentException(sprintf('Invalid value %s, please provide a string, %s given', var_export($additionalInfo, true), gettype($additionalInfo)), __LINE__);
        }
        $this->AdditionalInfo = $additionalInfo;

        return $this;
    }
}