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Василий Иванович Голосов (1911—1943) — участник Великой Отечественной войны, снайпер, командир снайперской роты 81-го гвардейского стрелкового полка (25-я гвардейская стрелковая дивизия, 6-я армия, Юго-Западный фронт), гвардии лейтенант.

Биография
Родился в 1911 году в городе Белёве Российской империи, ныне Тульской области, в семье служащего. Русский.

Окончил 5 классов. Работал в Белёве на сушильном заводе. После прохождения действительной службы в армии приехал в Москву, где работал затем завхозом школы.

В июне 1941 года был вновь призван в армию и направлен на фронт. Воевал на Западном, Воронежском и Юго-Западном фронтах.

К концу июня 1943 года, будучи уже командиром снайперской роты, В. И. Голосов из снайперской винтовки лично уничтожил 422 гитлеровца, в том числе 70 снайперов. В своей роте он подготовил 170 снайперов, которые в общей сложности уничтожили более трёх с половиной тысяч фашистов.

Погиб 16 августа 1943 года в разгар боёв за село Долгенькое Изюмского района Харьковской области — получив ранение осколком в грудь, он умер на поле боя.

Похоронен у хутора Пасека Изюмского района.

Награды
 Указом Президиума Верховного Совета СССР от 26 октября 1943 года за мужество и отвагу, проявленные в многочисленных боях, за уничтожение 422 гитлеровцев гвардии лейтенанту Голосову Василию Ивановичу было присвоено звание Героя Советского Союза (посмертно).
 Награждён орденами Ленина, Красного Знамени, орденом Отечественной войны 1-й степени, орденом Красной Звезды и медалями.

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 Материалы о подвиге В. И. Голосова были собраны в музее села Студенок Изюмского района. Там же ему была установлена мемориальная доска.
 Его имя присутствует на памятнике Героям Советского Союза в г. Тула.
 В. И. Голосов является прототипом двух знаменитых плакатов Великой Отечественной войны, созданных художником Л. Ф. Головановым: "Дойдем до Берлина!" и "Красной Армии - слава!". И хотя на плакате он изображён на фоне Рейхстага, сам Голосов до Берлина не дошёл.

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 Телевизионная передача, посвященная Голосову.
 Голосов Василий Иванович.

Снайперы Великой Отечественной войны
Похороненные в Изюмском районе


The second quarter health targets of 2010-2011 have been released by the Ministry of Health.
The Taranaki health sector continues working towards the targets, which are indicative of a wider range of services and efforts in priority areas.
"Whilst we are delighted where we have improved, we are committed to working towards achieving all of the targets, while still recognising there are areas for improvement," Planning and Funding, and Population Health General Manger Sandra Boardman says.
An acute pathway project is underway that identifies and reduces the barriers to achieve shorter stays in the ED. We aim to have of 95% of all patients seen and discharged within 6 hours. The Ministry have endorsed our approach however achieving the last few percent to reach the 94% target will be difficult and will require a concentrated and focused effort. This challenge is accepted by our team as we focus on the ongoing work to improve the flow of patients in our acute pathway work.
Taranaki residents received higher than planned levels of elective surgery – 103% for the quarter – with 2243 people receiving elective surgery across all providers. This is a very pleasing result but we will continue to be vigilant in our efforts to maintain our target.
Increasing immunisation rates are a priority in order to reduce the incidence of preventable disease in our community. Taranaki has exceeded the target for this quarter. The DHB is working closely with the PHOs in Taranaki to educate and inform the community on the benefits and importance of immunisation.
Taranaki DHB tops the country in this target and the DHB continues to support the PHOs in ensuring there are services in place to meet this target. Diabetes and cardiovascular disease continue to contribute to ill health in the Taranaki population.


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Born on 24 February 1843 in Ponta Delgada, on the island of São Miguel in the Azores archipelago. Son of Joaquim Manuel Fernandes Braga, an army officer who supported D. Miguel and later taught mathematics and philosophy and of Maria José da Câmara Albuquerque, both of aristocratic descent. It is thought that his father descended from King João V and his mother possibly from King Afonso III. His mother died when he was only 3. Her death and his bad relationship with his stepmother, whom his father married two years later, marked his reserved and brusque temperament.
In 1868 he married Maria do Carmo Xavier and had three children. Both his wife and the children died very young. Teófilo Braga died in his office on 28 January 1924.
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY
To get away from his stepmother he began working at the printing press of the newspaper A Ilha, and then wrote for the newspapers O Meteoro and O Santelmo.
He completed his schooling in Ponta Delgada and went to Coimbra University with the idea of reading theology, but in the end chose law.
As his father's financial contribution was scarce, he paid for his course with translations, coaching, articles and poems. He defended his thesis and became a doctor in 1868 at the request of his faculty. Their liking for him did not prevent him being passed over in the position of professor there, the same happening at Oporto Polytechnic School.
In 1872 he applied to be a professor in the chair of Modern Literature at the Arts Faculty and was awarded the position over Manuel Pinheiro Chagas and Luciano Cordeiro.
From then on the positivism of Auguste Comte had a decisive influence on his thinking and consequently on his literary work and his political attitude. After 1878 he founded and with Júlio de Matos directed the magazine O Positivismo, similarly with the magazines A Era Nova in 1880 and Revista de Estudos Livres, after 1884, this time with Teixeira Bastos.
In 1880 with Ramalho Ortigão he organised and coordinated the commemorations of Camões's tercentenary.
POLITICAL CAREER
In 1871 he was one of the subscribers to the project of the Democratic Conferences at Casino Lisbonense which were stopped by the royalist authorities.
Influenced by the sociological and political theses of the positivist theory he soon became a republican and one could say that he belonged to the generation of doctrinaire republicans. The following were some of his activities in this field:
Federalist republican candidate in the October 1878 elections;
Member of the Portuguese Republican directorate in 1890;
Signed and helped draw up the Programme Manifesto of the PRP of 11 January 1891, three weeks before the January 1891 revolution;
Full member of the political directorate on 1 January 1910 with Basílio Teles, Eusébio Leão, José Cupertino Ribeiro and José Relvas;
Deputy for Lisbon in the elections of 28 August 1910;
President of the provisional republican government (published in Diário do Governo on 6 October 1910);
President of the Republic, having replaced Manuel de Arriaga, between 29 May and 4 August 1915.
ELECTIONS AND PRESIDENTIAL PERIOD
Elected at the session of Congress of 29 May 1915 with 98 votes, as against 1 vote for Duarte Leite Pereira da Silva and 3 blank votes. Because of Manuel de Arriaga's resignation he was a transition president until 5 October of that same year, when he was replaced by Bernardino Machado.
As João Chagas had suffered an assassination attempt and could not take office, José Ribeiro de Castro was sworn in as head of a new government, the 11th Constitutional Government, on 18 June 1915 which lasted until 29 November of that year.
POST-PRESIDENTIAL ACTIVITY
After the presidency, Teófilo Braga, a lone and solitary figure who had lost his nearest and dearest, dedicated himself almost exclusively to writing.
MAIN WORKS
Teófilo Braga's literary output is vast and impossible to list exhaustively in a summarized document such as this one. One should mention a few examples to illustrate the many areas that he approached. Thus: Folhas Verdes, 1859, Stella Matutina, 1863, Visão dos Tempos e Tempestades Sonoras, 1864, A Ondina do Lago, 1866, Torrentes, 1869, Miragens Seculares, 1884, represent his incursions into poetry. He also wrote História da Poesia Popular Portuguesa, in 1867, covering the Romanceiro Geral e Cancioneiro Popular, and A Floresta de Vários Romances, 1868.
As a researcher into the origins of peoples, he followed the line of analysis of traditional elements from the myth to custom, ending with the tales of oral tradition, which enabled him to write works such as Os Contos Tradicionais do Povo Português, 1883, O Povo Português nos seus Costumes, Crenças e Tradições, 1885, and História da Poesia Portuguesa, which took him years to write as he sought the sources in various ages and schools.
The other areas of his 360 works cover such diverse fields as Universal History, History of Law, of Coimbra University, of Portuguese Theatre, of the influence of Gil Vicente on theatre, a History of Portuguese Literature, of Portuguese chivalry romances, of Romanticism in Portugal, of Republican Ideas in Portugal, not forgetting his literary and political polemic pamphlets and biographical essays such as the one on Filinto Elísio.
In addition to this literary torrent, not always rigorously handled, which led to him being criticised in literary circles, one cannot forget his contribution to the coordination of the works of Camões, Bocage, João de Deus and Garrett, prefaces to works by many representative writers and an endless array of articles written for contemporary newspapers.
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On Saturday [Dec. 9, 2017], five months late, Russia's most controversial ballet in years opened at the Bolshoi.
Nureyev, which traces the life and AIDS-related death of Soviet dancer and choreographer Rudolf Nureyev, had been pulled just two days before its scheduled premiere in July. Insiders suggested the ballet's frank treatment of homosexuality – and a reported intervention by the culture ministry – lay behind the dramatic decision to cancel. The parallel investigation and August arrest of the ballet's director, Kirill Serebrennikov, added to those suspicions.
Right up until the last moment, there were doubts that the premiere would ever happen. Speaking on Friday, lead dancer Vladislav Lantratov, who plays Nureyev, said the experience in July had been "very difficult." The cast had "dreamed the show would happen," he said.
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Wrestling stars Nikki Bella and John Cena have been in a long-term relationship and were engaged to get married, until it was recently revealed that the couple have called off their engagement and have decided to split up. Now though, Nikki's sister, Brie Bella has been talking about the split, and Brie has admitted that she would love to see the couple getting back together.
Bella was chatting to Us Weekly when she told them, "I'm extremely spiritual, so if it's meant to be, it's meant to be. Their souls will come back and I think sometimes people can separate and come back or sometimes you separate and realise that life should be different. I always think when two people are good people, Nikki's a great person and John's a great person, you always want to see two people together. But other than that I think everyone just supports whatever decisions they make."
As well as talking about how she would love to see her sister, Nikki Bella and John Cena rekindling their romance and giving their relationship another go, Brie Bella did admit that she will always have a lot of time for John, no matter what happens. Brie says that she sees John as a brother figure and will still look to him for advice.
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The city council is set to take up a review of the public information request-process this week, The Caller-Times reports.


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The Muddy York Blues Machine are: Veronica McNamee (lead vocals), Kirk Reed (guitar/backup vocals), Kevin Ellis (bass/backup vocals), Kevin Costa (drums).


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Slave Case Trial Of UK-Based Nigerian Couple Ends Abruptly
By Tunde Oyedoyin, London
15 May 2015 | 11:50 pm
THE ongoing trial of the Nigerian couple accused of holding another Nigerian (39-year old Ofonime Sunday Inuk) they adopted in Calabar in December 1988 in slavery for 24 years in the United Kingdom came to an abrupt end at the Harrow Crown Court yesterday morning, when Judge Arran discharged the 12-man jury around 11.43am. A three-week…
Dr. Emmanuel Edet and his wife, Antan
THE ongoing trial of the Nigerian couple accused of holding another Nigerian (39-year old Ofonime Sunday Inuk) they adopted in Calabar in December 1988 in slavery for 24 years in the United Kingdom came to an abrupt end at the Harrow Crown Court yesterday morning, when Judge Arran discharged the 12-man jury around 11.43am.
A three-week re-trial has been set to begin on Monday, October 26 before the same Judge.
Immediately after the new date and other details were confirmed, Arran looked in the direction of the dock and addressed gynaecologist and obstetrician, Dr. Emmanuel Edet, 60, and his senior nursing sister wife, Antan, 58, formally notifying them of this.
"Emmanuel and Anton Edet, your new trial date is October 26," he said.
Although The Guardian was present in the courtroom before the jury was called in for the day, from the moment the trial resumed at 11am and heard the legal arguments that culminated in Judge Arran's decision to halt proceedings, there was a court restriction that this should not be made public until after the end of the re-trial.
Prior to addressing the Edets, Arran had done the same to the jurors, telling them: "I have been listening to legal arguments and considering what I've heard. I have decided to retire and discharge you at this stage. It may be disappointing and frustrating for some of you, and I do understand that."
Arran continued: "I discharge you from further service with much regret," and "if you find it frustrating, I apologise."
He then charged them not to discuss the case without discretion because it has not only generated much publicity, it is still live.
"I have one request of you, be careful of what you say about this case," because " it has generated a lot of publicity," the Judge said, just before the jury filed out at 11.45.
The decision to terminate the proceedings obviously came from the blues, because just a day earlier, Thursday, two expert witnesses, Nigeria-based lawyer, Dr. Chima Umezuruike and Dr. Elizabeth Hales, for the defence and prosecutor, respectively, battled each other on the difference between statutory and customary adoption of children in Nigeria.
Umezuruike, who gave his expert witness via video link from Nigeria, argued that customary adoption is what is prevalent in Nigeria, and as long as representatives of both the adoptive and adoptee families are present, it is valid.
Hales, on her part, based her testimony on other African countries and the papers of Nigerian academics.
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Nov 18, 2002 — Emmy Award winning composers, musicians and music mavens were on hand October 16, at Full House Productions to give members tips about adding music and emotion to programs no matter the medium.
VP of Programming Gary Kahn, welcomed guests and introduced the speakers including composer David Zee, also a NY-MCA-I member; composer Richard Reiter and a Senior Account Representative from Killer Tracks, Claude Levin, also known as music maven according to his business card!
Zee led off the discussion with some background on himself saying that besides being a composer, specializing in key board and guitar he creates music for Discovery Channel, PBS and various national TV spots and numerous industrials; on the non broadcast side he was also a producer for Black & Decker Corporation and Maryland Public Broadcasting. He said he knew all too well himself how producers think or rather don't think of music until the last minute instead of at the onset of a production. He said as a composer he had pulled many a "all nighters" to get music to clients for their final edit.
Zee demonstrated two versions of a sound alike to "Girl from Ipanema" to demonstrate how the slightest change in music effects can alter the delivery of voice and music when mixed. Thus making it clearer or more difficult to get a message across. Zee drove home the point that when there is dialogue or narration the voice should be in the foreground and the music is secondary but supportive and achieving this can be done in numerous ways. He added that while producers have final say in a program, everybody on a production has an opinion about music because it is so subjective!
He said over the years of working in music production he developed what he called David's rules. Number one, there is only room for one soloist in developing a piece and number two, when dealing with a voice over, never have a complicated line of music carpeting the voice. He then added the infamous Rule #3, Rules were meant to be broken, the one rule frequently used by clients!
What ever the difficulties entailed, David Zee's credits include, programs that have won Emmy's, Telly's, and various NY Festival Awards and a National Songwriting contest.
The next presenter, also a seasoned award winner and composer, Richard Reiter, has specialized in National and World Wide Television, Film, Advertising, Theatre and Dance sound design. Like Zee, the more senior Reiter said he used to pull "all nighters," but now he enjoys life and can be very selective about the programs he takes on. He amplified more precisely what Zee said about music. He too said music should be included at the beginning of the production planning because music underscores the motivation, behavioral intent or meaning of a program.
He made the point that when we think of music on an emotional level there are cultural prescribed sounds, much of which Disney created. He said when you think of something magical or space music or eerie, many of those preconceived notions of how it should sound come from our familiarity of Disney music, developed many years ago. He said when you think of something powerful sounding it is louder, stronger and with a heavy beat…hence your hard driving industrial music, which underscores growth and triumph.
Reiter said his job as a composer was to get inside the head of the producer, spending time with them, asking questions about the intended audience, the voice over, the scenes, the locations, the ideas behind the scene selections or dialogue of a program. He said, he asks a lot of questions in order to really get the intent of the producer or designer of a production. He asks about the pace or rhythm, whether the voice or talent are always on or off camera, if there are certain hit points in a program that are key to the development. These questions help the composer and the producer to arrive at a better end result.
He said all too often, a composer's time too compressed when music is thought about last, so planning is key. Budgets of course play a part in how sophisticated a music piece is, how much money is available determines how much instrumentation is developed.
Reiter said the difference between stock music and original music gets down to the question of whether stock music does it for you. He said generally stock music requires fancy editing especially if you have certain hit points in a program…with original music it is demo'd and it is done.
On hand to discuss the option of stock music and how to do a music search on line with their music library, was Claude Lewin of Killer Tracks, a unit of BMG Entertainment. He explained that Killer Tracks is a producer and/or rep for 14 different production music libraries and a sound effects library. There services are utilized by broadcast, advertising, film, internet and audio/visual & multimedia production industries.
Lewin walked the audience through a demonstration of how you can search, sample, download, manage and license music available through their libraries online. Killer Tracks is produced in Hollywood utilizing top talent from the motion picture and television industries and they have 23 categories to assist your search including: rock, urban/hip hop, techno/club, drama, news themes, orchestral, country, animation, and comedy.
Lewin said you can download the music and payment is an honor system, and this was not a problem for the company since most professionals appreciate licensing and act legitimately. He said there are different purchasing tiers depending upon the type of program you are making, the number of copies, whether it is broadcast or non-broadcast. He concluded his presentation saying that music libraries are not a replacement for original music, but they are a good substitute.
Phil Lee, co-owner of Full House productions offered attendees tours of their 5 full service audio recording studios with two post-production studios, all of which are equipped with Protools 5.1. Lee noted that ironically the one thing they are not involved in was music production. The company serves a wide range of clientele, mediums and markets including radio and TV commercials, corporate audio programs, documentaries, internet programs, books on tape, ESL and voice over demonstration. He said that he and his partner Jeff Bush started in business 22 years ago with 1 room on E 49th Street. Now they are on W. 18th with several employees. He said they have three great engineers that have all been with the company for many years and one of the things that is important for them is to have "a good time" and be very supportive and offer their support and experienced "ears" to their clients.


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The color hexa af66fe is equivalent in RGB decimal 175, 102, 254 is 175 of red, 102 of green and 254 of blue. It can also be represented by the HSL (hue, saturation and lightness) parameters, which are 0.747 of hue (74), 0.987 of saturation (98) and 0.698 of lightness (69).


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Players Weekend is exactly what baseball needs, so why not give us more?
Players Weekend is upon us. If you ask me, Players Weekend is one of the best things Major League Baseball has added to its schedule in recent years. As the game looks to expand and connect with new fans, it's begun to play in different countries and locales — take, for instance, last weekend's Little League Classic at the Little League World Series.
Nothing is as good — or as important, really — as Players Weekend. In combo with the players' union, Players Weekend was created to give players a chance to show off their personality in a new way. Baseball is, traditionally, a sport that stifles individuality. So it's not hard to see why the game hasn't had a *true* superstar since Ken Griffey Jr.
Players Weekend won't immediately solve the big problem, but it chips away at it. For one weekend, MLB tosses away the uniform and equipment norms and lets players go wild with the customization and personalization. Players wear nicknames on their uniforms, use eye-catching painted bats, wear custom-designed cleats and pay tribute to people important to them with jersey patches. It's all over social media right now — trending on Twitter even — a sign that players and younger, tech-savvy fans are into it too.
But why does it have to be just one weekend? Why can't baseball be like this more often? That's the topic of my Open Mike video this week here on The Spin on Yahoo Sports. Players Weekend is one of the best ways MLB can tap into the personalities of its young stars. In a 162-game season, doing it for three games doesn't seem like enough — especially considering MLB is doing all it can to attract a younger generation of fans.
Even the great Hank Aaron getting into the act.
If you don't like this, I'm going to guess there are plenty of things you don't like about life in 2018 — so this is the least of your problems.
As far as modern baseball goes, this is the step the game needs to take. It doesn't need to happen every day — or even every weekend — but if MLB wants to keep showcasing its players and building a bridge to a new generation of fans, then more of this is a necessary step.


People are injured in automobile accidents daily all across the United States, and how they recover from those accidents vary from to state to state. In Florida, like in some other states, the "no-fault" rule applies, which means that the drivers involved in the accident are responsible to file a claim with their own insurance companies. There are injury lawyers in Live Oak, FL who can help injured drivers follow the process of filing a lawsuit if the injuries warrant it. Here is a look at how the laws in Florida apply when a person is injured in an automobile accident.
The only way an injured party can file a claim against the other party's insurance company is if there were injuries that were permanent, such as scarring or loss of limbs. If the situation arises to where the injured party can file a lawsuit against the other driver, the statute of limitations in Florida for personal injuries is four years from the date of the accident and injury. If the lawsuit is not filed in that time period, any opportunity to have the lawsuit heard will most likely be gone.
A person who files a lawsuit against the other driver may be awarded damages in the lawsuit, however, it is necessary to understand that the other party can take advantage of Florida's pure comparative negligence rule. This means that if the injured party can be found to be partially responsible for the accident, any percentage assigned to the injured party will be reduced from the damages awarded. It is important to secure an attorney who can help to prevent this from happening.
Many lawyers are in Florida who will take cases for clients injured in automobile accidents. Duane E. Thomas, Attorney at Law is a lawyer in the North Florida area who represents clients injured in automobile accidents. If an injured party is in need of injury lawyers in Live Oak, FL, the lawyer is available. More information can be found on the website, Northfloridaautoaccidentlawyer.com.


There was a man named `Abdullah who loved God and His Messenger so much but he was an alcoholic.
It remains to be said that `Abdullah was an alcoholic. He would often become so drunk that he had to be brought staggering through the streets before the Prophet to be sentenced for public drunkenness, and each time, the Prophet would rule to have the prescribed punishment carried out. This was a common occurrence.
We should reflect first upon the close and affectionate relationship this Companion enjoyed with the Prophet, in spite of this Companion's shameful fault. Though the Prophet was who he was, it did not prevent him from relating to `Abdullah in a familiar manner, of being his friend, and joking with him.
Another lesson the Prophet's conduct shows us is the importance of maintaining a positive outlook. In spite of the fact that `Abdullah was frequently being summoned before the Prophet for public drunkenness, the Prophet drew everyone's attention to one of `Abdullah's positive qualities – that he loved God and His Messenger. Yet, when we think about this particular quality, we find that it was not something unique for `Abdullah, but a quality that all believers have in common. Nevertheless, the Prophet chose to praise `Abdullah for this reason. In doing so, the Prophet could cultivate, encourage, and strengthen this quality in everyone. He also reminded them that if someone slips up, that person's faith and love of God is still intact.
The society envisioned by the Prophet people were not segregated into the pious and the sinners but it was a unified, inclusive society, where each person could be at a different level of piety.
We can imagine how `Abdullah must have felt when he learned that the Prophet said this about him. He must certainly felt it as an immense honor to have God's Messenger declare this about him. It served to help him overcome his bad habit and gave him hope, by confirming that his essential being was not permanently marred by the mistakes.
It was the Prophet's way to point out the good qualities of those who sinned and fell into error. We sometimes forget this, and treat past sins as impenetrable barriers to future good. A person who commits a shameful deed is never allowed to live it down, but is instead often remembered only for that sin. We need to realize that this helps Satan to avail upon the sinner and get that person to sin again. The Prophet's approach, by contrast, inspires virtue. When reminded of `Abdullah's frequent drunkenness, he boasted of that man's possessing the greatest virtue of loving God and His Messenger.
Finally, `Abdullah had done something that was clearly wrong. There can be no doubt that `Abdullah committed a sin. Imbibing intoxicants is a major sin, and the Prophet had often cursed wine. Nevertheless, after the Prophet had the prescribed sentence carried out upon `Abdullah for his public drunkenness, he did not seek anything further against him. He saw any further reprimand to be helping Satan against the man. Rather, he turned everyone's attention to his merits that compensate for his shortcomings.
This should give us pause, when we consider how harshly we sometimes behave in our disagreements with others whose transgressions are far less serious or certain than `Abdullah's were. Sometimes, it is merely our opinion that someone has done something wrong and the matter is really open to other points of view, but we still have no hesitations about railing against our opponents with everything in our verbal arsenal. How far this is from the example set by the Prophet, who when faced with a person committing an obvious sin, still found it better to speak good about that person. He still kept up his good relationship with that person, despite his shortcomings.


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The T-Mobile Arena is a large indoor arena located on the Las Vegas Strip. The multi-purpose facility was first opened in 2016 and is popularly known as the home of the Vegas Golden Knights, who play in the National Hockey League.
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T-Mobile acquired the naming rights for the arena before its grand opening in 2016. The Vegas Golden Knights began to play at the arena in 2017, and since then, many significant sporting events have been hosted at the facility. Some of the most notable ones include the boxing match between Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Conor McGregor, the UFC, as well as WWE events.
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The Banqueting House
Gibside, Newcastle upon Tyne
This Gothic folly sits on the edge of the National Trust's Gibside estate. It stands in the highest part of the park in a grassy clearing, looking down on an octagonal pool with views to the Derwent Valley and beyond.
A Gothic folly
The Banqueting House is an 18th-century Gothic folly designed to be looked at and looked out from. Walk to explore the house, gardens and stable block of Gibside, and you can to look back with pleasure at the castellated roof line of your very own folly. The real pleasure, though, is being inside the elegant space of the main room or sitting imagining the 18th-century ladies and gentleman who were brought here on their tour of the estate. After a picnic they might refresh themselves with music, or stroll on the lawn around the building, enjoying the view of the lake and the grand panorama beyond.
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Gibside was inherited in 1722 by George Bowes, a landowner and public figure made rich by coal. After his first wife died, he made Gibside his home and set about embellishing the park. The Banqueting House seems to have been finished by 1746. It was designed by Daniel Garrett, a former assistant of Lord Burlington's, to stand in the highest part of the park, looking out over the Derwent valley. Nearby, the Column of British Liberty rises high above the trees and a little further off lies the Gibside chapel, designed by James Paine in 1760 to hold the remains of George Bowes, ancestor of our Queen.
From its elevated position in Gibside park, a stunning 18th century landscape garden and wildlife haven, The Banqueting House has extensive views over the surrounding landscape. Gibside is a perfect location for exploring the great outdoors and enjoying the year round events on offer.
A short drive from here will take you to the site of Antony Gormley's Angel of the North, his renowned, contemporary sculpture which stands 20 metres high, dominating the skyline.
Just over 10 minutes by car from Gibside, the open air Beamish Living Museum of the North provides truly fascinating insight into life in this area of the country during different periods of history. This is a wonderful place to explore authentic historical settings and to learn about traditional skills.
The city of Durham provides a welcome mix of rich heritage, with its cathedral and castle, and relaxation, with its beautiful Botanic Garden and wide choice of boutiques, craft shops, cosy pubs, tearooms and stylish restaurants.
Newcastle and the surrounding area is full of museums and galleries, including the Laing Art Gallery, the BALTIC and Seven Stories. For more information on things to do during your stay at The Banqueting House, please see our Pinterest page.
By a track from the main roa which is uneven and has a number of pot holes which fill with water in adverse weather. It needs to be negotiated with care and is unsuitable for cars with low clearance.
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Yes, two spaces about 100m from the property. There are a few steps from the parking area up to the property.
There are Rointe heaters and a stove which burns coal or logs.
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There is one bathroom which has a free standing shower.
No steep stairs.
There are open grounds which form part of the Gibside estate. These grounds are open to the public and there are public footpaths through the estate.
Added to the landscape garden at Gibside
The Banqueting House is one of several buildings added between 1730-60 to the remarkable landscape garden at Gibside for its owner, George Bowes. In the course of his lifetime, besides improvements to the house itself (the home since 1540 of his mother's family, the Blakistons) and James Paine's magnificent chapel begun just before his death in 1760, Bowes built a Palladian stable block, an Orangery, a bath house (vanished), a Column of British Liberty, a Gothic tower (vanished and perhaps never built) and the Gothic Banqueting House itself.
This was built during the 1740s. An inventory of 1746, listing the furniture of its Great Room (six Windsor chairs, one large Windsor chair with four seats, prints of Shakespeare, Milton, Swift), shows it to have been in use by then. Its interior decoration was as elaborate as the exterior, its ceiling and walls covered with an intricate papier maché design, for which the original architect's sketch exists. A 19th-century description records mirrors at either end of the Great Room, so that 'the company when seated appears almost endless in length.' Here the family and their guests would come for picnic meals, perhaps laid out as a surprise feast to be discovered in the course of a long tour of the grounds. Afterwards they might refresh themselves with music, or stroll on the lawn around the building, enjoying the view of the lake and the grand panorama beyond.
The architect for most of the buildings at Gibside was Daniel Garrett, a former assistant of Lord Burlington's who developed a thriving practice in the North, which he handed on, in about 1753, to Paine. Garrett had a particular gift for Gothick design, a decorative style inspired by what was then taken to be the native British architecture, but which had not at that time acquired the scholarly character of the later Gothic Revival. The Banqueting House, with its bowed front and soaring pinnacles, is one of the most extraordinary, and brilliant, buildings of the style.
George Bowes was an extremely talented man who, besides being a successful landowner and coal-owner, a keen sportsman and a Whig MP, almost certainly planned the alterations to the landscape at Gibside himself. He was one of those, like John Aislabie at Studley Royal in Yorkshire, who under the influence of designers such as Stephen Switzer, broke away from the intricate formal designs of parks and gardens popular in the 17th century, to favour a more natural scheme, in which the whole estate, with its abundant woods and hills, fast flowing river and rich pattern of cultivated fields, was brought into relationship with the old house at its centre, to create an ideal world in miniature. There is still a formal framework of avenues and vistas, and a geometrically shaped lake, but between there are irregular woodland plantations, encircling rides and walks that follow a meandering course, with frequent surprise views of the countryside and, of course, of the carefully sited buildings which play so important a part within it.
George Bowes' daughter married the Earl of Strathmore, whose family name then became Bowes-Lyon, and whose descendants still own most of Gibside. The house fell empty before 1900, however, and was dismantled in 1920. Later, the park was leased to the Forestry Commission. The Banqueting House began to disappear beneath the undergrowth, and its roof fell in. Fortunately several people took photographs of it before this happened.
New hope arose for Gibside as a whole when in 1965 the chapel and the avenue were given by the 16th Earl to the National Trust, which has therefore been able to reinstate two of the most important elements in the gardens. Then, in 1977, the Landmark Trust, a charity which specialises in the rescue and reinvigoration of buildings at risk, offered to take on The Banqueting House, to restore it and pay for its future upkeep by letting it for holidays. The Forestry Commission generously gave up their lease of the building, so that in 1981 the Strathmore estate was able to sell Landmark the freehold.
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Roofless and without windows
When the Landmark Trust first saw The Banqueting House in 1977 it was almost entirely roofless and without windows. The central section of the entrance front had collapsed, due to vandalism and neglect; the building was little more than a shell. Four years later, in 1981, the building had been fully repaired and restored, and was let to its first visitors. For nearly twenty-five years it has been, briefly, home to a constant succession of people, all of whom have learned for themselves the wonders of Gibside.
Work began as soon as possible. The condition of the building was too precarious to wait for legal negotiations to be concluded. The architect appointed for the restoration was Ian Curry, of the Newcastle firm of Charlewood Curry. The builders were the local firm, Brown Construction of Rowlands Gill, with Bill Salter of the Decorative Plaster Company of Wideopen brought in to do the plasterwork.
First task that had to be faced was the recording of everything in its ruinous state, in order to build up a complete picture of the building before it became derelict. The position of every piece of plasterwork and joinery was carefully noted, the undergrowth was cleared and the piles of leaf-mould sifted for fragments of stone, fortunately revealing almost all that had fallen. At the same time, local archives were searched for old photographs and drawings, also with fortunate results.
Archives and archaeology combined to best effect in the reconstruction of the entrance front. A number of curiously shaped stones had been found, but it could not be guessed exactly how they should be fitted together. It was proposed instead simply to continue the crenellated parapet all the way along. Then Margaret Hudson (now Mrs Wills), librarian at the Newcastle School of Architecture and an authority on the history of Gibside, sent us a photograph of a sketch she had found in the Bowes Museum at Barnard Castle. This dated from 1828, the work of a cousin of the Bowes family, and showed clearly the curious decorative gables which rose above the arches of the portico. The stones made sense and the building could be restored correctly. Very little new stone was needed, but where it was, the nearest match to the original Streatlam stone was found at the Dunhouse Quarry near Bishop Auckland.
The Banqueting House consisted of just three rooms, the Great Room itself, measuring 32 feet across, which would be used for sitting and eating, and would also contain two sofa beds, and two smaller rooms, one of which would provide space for a double bedroom and the other a kitchen. Two tiny rooms off these, which may have contained stairs up to the roof, provided space for a shower room and a lavatory.
We were able to save the quite substantial areas of plaster decoration that remained on the walls of the bedroom, and missing areas were made up faithfully by Bill Salter. One shutter survived intact, and fragments from six others were pieced together to make one complete pair, now in the bedroom. Fragments of the carved dado rail in the bedroom were copied to make a new rail for the Great Room. The windows were too rotten to save, as was the bedroom door, but enough survived for complete copies to be made.
Although we had Daniel Garrett's sketch for the decoration of the Great Room, and a very clear photograph of it taken in about 1900, it was decided only to reinstate the main elements of the design, and not attempt a reconstruction of the complex detail, of which not a trace remained. The chimney piece was discovered buried outside the building, with only minor elements missing. The new floor is of pine, as was the old.
The Landmark Trust took on The Banqueting House both because of its own importance as a work of architecture, and also because of its place in this most famous, if sadly decayed, landscape garden. Since work on the building itself was completed, we have, therefore, concentrated on its setting. The Forestry Commission have kindly allowed the vista to the lake to be cleared and in 1990, the Landmark Trust and the National Trust together acquired the shooting rights for Gibside, allowing new footpaths and access to be opened up.
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Yes, recently, this kind of corn and mayonnaise sandwich really is being sold in just about every convenience store in Japan. But that's not the only non-PB&J you'll find around these here parts.
A perennial classic, the yakisoba (Japanese fried spaghetti) roll comes with a garnish of red pickle bits.
The recent pancake craze has spawned a line of "hot cake sand" that includes these two flapjacks filled with…Camembert Cheese Cream and Honey Margarine?
Or let's forget putting anything nutritious in it altogether! Behold the bun filled with plain unadulterated whipped cream.
And my favorite: two pieces of white bread wrapped around a filling of Milk Jam, a mystery filling distantly related to some dairy product. This has to be the ultimate in white food.


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Share this Story: Time is now for Luongo to take a seat
Time is now for Luongo to take a seat
Ed Willes
Apr 22, 2011 • 10 years ago • 3 minute read
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VANCOUVER — There is an adage which goes: insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
Of course, there's another adage which goes: insanity is repeating tired cliches over and over again to make your point. You can decide for yourself which is applicable in this case, but it would seem the Vancouver Canucks are again turning to Roberto Luongo to arrest their alarming playoff slide.
Time is now for Luongo to take a seat Back to video
The next question is why.
Luongo, the great regular-season goalie, has been pulled in consecutive outings against the Chicago Blackhawks. Over those two games he's allowed an incomprehensible 10 goals in 40 shots in just over three periods of work. We'll give you he's far from the only problem the Canucks face as they make their way back to the Windy City. But, for so many reasons, he's the biggest, which is why coach Alain Vigneault's snap decision in the aftermath of Game 5 to start Luongo for Sunday's Game 6 in Chicago is — let's be diplomatic here — debatable.
To be sure, Luongo's disintegration has been a reflection of the larger collapse of the Canucks' team game. The Presidents' Trophy winners are playing without discipline and structure. Their vaunted blue-line has been ripped to shreds. The Blackhawks' skill players are having a field day and, here's a good one, defenceman Duncan Keith, who was invisible at the start of this series, is now tied for third in playoff scoring.
Given all that, maybe Luongo's greatest failure has been an inability to work miracles.
But on this team and with this goalie it goes much deeper than that.
When Luongo let in Marian Hossa's indifferent wrister six minutes into Game 5, you could feel the energy sucked out of the Canucks and the panic set in. They immediately started running around like madmen in an attempt to produce offence and, predictably, they were picked apart by the Blackhawks. All season long, the mantra in the Canucks' dressing room has been sticking with the process and playing their game. But, at the first sign of weakness from Luongo they lost their collective minds.
Given that, why would you send him out again for Game 6? At this point, the Canucks' collapse is 95% mental and something has to be done to reverse the momentum. Never mind that, based on the last two games, Luongo doesn't deserve the net. But if he faces another shelling in Game 6, can you really see the Canucks coming back in Game 7?
Cory Schneider, on the other hand, represents the perfect out for the Canucks. First off, as evidenced by his regular-season numbers, the kid can play. Second, he gives the Blackhawks a new look and something to think about other than how many goals they'll score. Third, he might just deliver the lights-out performance that can steal a game. Fourth, and here's the critical point, if he's beaten, the Blackhawks have simply succeeded in beating the backup and a rested, and highly motivated, Luongo will be ready for Game 7.
Instead, Vigneault is rolling the dice that the Luongo of the regular season will re-appear; that his goalie, the backbone of his team, will step up and deliver the performance of a champion. It's possible, one supposes, but there's also the not insignificant question of history to consider here.
You may be aware we've been down this road with Luongo before. The circumstances have varied but, last year, he surrendered 17 goals in the Canucks' final three losses to the Blackhawks and the year before he allowed seven in the close-out Game 6 in Chicago.
At the risk of stating the obvious, it would seem we've arrived at the same place this series.
Look, Luongo's importance to this franchise is a given, but the Canucks also became less Lui-centric this season and it was one of the reasons for their great leap forward. He was no longer the captain. He no longer got every start by default. He was simply a player, a very good player to be sure, but a player nonetheless and not the entire frickin' franchise.
On the most basic level, his play over the last two games against the Blackhawks doesn't warrant another start. When you dig a little deeper and consider history and the Canucks' fragile psyche, that point is only reinforced. Starting Schneider is the play here, not doing the same thing over and over and expecting the results to be different.


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Q: Using the detection idiom to determine whether a type has a constructor with a specific signature I'm playing with the proposal of standard library support for the C++ detection idiom. It is a trait-like metafunction that determines whether a type T has a type member named T::type or a member function with a specific signature, e.g.:
#include <iostream>

template<class...>
using void_t = void;

template<class, template<class> class, class = void_t<>>
struct detect : std::false_type { };

template<class T, template<class> class Operation>
struct detect<T, Operation, void_t<Operation<T>>> : std::true_type { };

template<class T>
using bar_t = decltype(std::declval<T>().bar());

template<class T>
using bar_int_t = decltype(std::declval<T>().bar(0));

template<class T>
using bar_string_t = decltype(std::declval<T>().bar(""));

struct foo
{
    int bar() { return 0; }
    int bar(int) { return 0; }
};

int main()
{
    std::cout << detect<foo, bar_t>{} << std::endl;
    std::cout << detect<foo, bar_int_t>{} << std::endl;
    std::cout << detect<foo, bar_string_t>{} << std::endl;

    return 0;
}

The code above yields the expected output
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You can play with a live demo. Now, I would like to test if a type T has a constructor with a specific signature, e.g. T::T(U) with another type U. Is it possible to do that using the detection idiom?

A: Modify the detect class to allow for variadic args:
template <typename...>
using void_t = void;

template <typename AlwaysVoid, template <typename...> class Operation, typename... Args>
struct detect_impl : std::false_type { };

template <template <typename...> class Operation, typename... Args>
struct detect_impl<void_t<Operation<Args...>>, Operation, Args...> : std::true_type { };

Add an alias that hard-codes a void type:
template <template <typename...> class Operation, typename... Args>
using detect = detect_impl<void, Operation, Args...>;
//                         ~~~^

Write a detector:
template <typename T, typename... Us>
using has_constructor = decltype(T(std::declval<Us>()...));

Test your class:
static_assert(detect<has_constructor, foo, foo>{}, "!");

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A: Even better: std::is_constructible

template<class U>
struct constructable_from {
  template<class T>
  using test_t = decltype(T(std::declval<U>()));
};

// usage
detect<foo, constructable_from<baz>::test_t> {}

This seems to be working with your code. One can easily extend this to support multi parameter constructors using variadic templates. I don't know whether this is "using the detection idiom", but it's what I've been using myself sometime ago.
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How the New Crypto Law in India Could Play Out
Alo Kingsley Mar 09, 2020 10:00 3 Min Read
After the celebration seen in India's Supreme Court as the verdict was given against the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in its action of restricting financial institutions from providing banking services to cryptocurrency-based businesses, interested parties are wondering how the recent news will play out. Although the decision is not yet final and enforced as the law.
Concerned parties are still wary of a draft bill already in place since Feb. 28, 2019, to ban cryptocurrency, this is because it could still move through the parliament. With this bill in place, some analysts are of the opinion that the recent victories for cryptocurrency in India's Supreme Court could be short-lived.
A quick breakdown of the legal battle
Reviewing the 180 paged judgments, it clearly shows that the premises on which the final verdict was made are not in line with what the industry has assumed to offer.
In reality, the whole verdict tilted on the violations of one of the fundamental rights of the Indian constitution—Articles 19(1)(g), which guarantees the freedom to practice any profession. The Supreme Court came to the conclusion that the action employed by the RBI's violated the above-mentioned article for virtual currency exchanges, and that such action by RBI is tantamount to a threat. The verdict also concluded the central bank had not provided sufficient data or credibly examined alternative measures to deal with the situation.
Despite the verdict, some believe the major reason the Supreme Court ruled in favor of the crypto industry was that there was no law that forbids the use of cryptocurrency in place, which implies the outcome could have been entirely different if such law was in existence.
To see a reversed verdict or favorable appeal, the central bank can only try to gather credible and valid evidence of a monetary risk from the use of cryptocurrency.
Crypto Industry savors its victory
Despite the potential of a reversal of the judgment or another lawsuit action spring up, many see the victory as a welcomed one long overdue, aside from the reality of financial regulators and legislators there have been many government voices speaking up for a more progressive approach to blockchain in India.
The action of the federal ministry for IT recently released draft on national strategy for blockchain, the state of Karnataka regarded as the equivalent of Silicon Valley and many other government bodies have shown a clear tilt towards embracing, and implementing the use of blockchain to solve day to day issues which also includes the use of cryptocurrency.
In the midst of all of these happenings, the verdict from the Supreme Court should be taken as a step in the right direction towards the adoption of blockchain and cryptocurrencies in the country and as such, all those who took the bold step to take on the RBI head-on deserves the right to a toast to victory.
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A game filled with strong pitching ended on one bad pitch.
Matt Joyce scored from third on a wild pitch with two outs in the 10th inning and the Tampa Bay Rays beat the Los Angeles Angels 2-1 on Saturday.
Joyce opened the 10th with a double off Fernando Rodney (0-1). After Ben Zobrist lined out and Casey Kotchman moved Joyce to third with a grounder, Rodney threw a 1-2 pitch into the dirt well off the plate that eluded catcher Hank Conger.
"Hank did all he could," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said. "That would have been an incredible stop."
Japanese new vehicle sales in April halved, sinking to the lowest monthly tally on record, as domestic automakers felt the full brunt of the March 11 earthquake that caused unprecedented disruption to car production.
In stark contrast, the fortunes of South Korea's Hyundai Motor (005380.KS) and affiliate Kia Motors (000270.KS) brightened, as they benefited from the Japanese automakers' woes to post double-digit growth in global sales for the month.
BOSTON, April 28, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Lisa Kelley, a student at Bunker Hill Community College, has won a prestigious Critical Languages Scholarship from the U.S. Department of State. With the scholarship Kelley, who lives in Belmont, MA, will study Chinese in China this summer.
The New York Yankees are built around their big boppers, and they relied on the long ball to power their way through much of April.
They proved Saturday they can win by keeping the ball inside the park, too.
Eric Chavez broke up a potential double play that helped lead to three runs. Derek Jeter hit a bases-loaded sacrifice fly. Starting pitcher A.J. Burnett picked a runner off first base, and catcher Russell Martin threw out another trying to steal third.
The Yankees did just about everything right in a 5-4 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays.
"Guys played hard. We didn't take anything for granted," manager Joe Girardi said. "We did a lot of nice little things, and that's why we won."
HERNDON, Va., April 29, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Office Remedies (ORI), specializing in the management of custom survey research studies, large-scale, data-intensive projects, and decision-support analysis, has been recognized among 2011's 50 Fastest-Growing Women-Owned/Led Companies in North America. The awards ceremony took place April 28, 2011.
The fourth annual ranking of 50 Fastest-Growing Women-Owned/Led Companies in North America is presented by the Women Presidents' Organization (WPO) and is sponsored by American Express Open. The award presentation is part of the WPO Conference, which was held at the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver in Vancouver, Canada.
For media inquiries, to arrange for an interview or for more information, please contact Marty M. Fahncke at FawnKey & Associates at 913-879-2209.
s 2011 line of riflescopes. The major scope manufacturers have improved usability and functionality in new and existing models. Most new models will available by mid-2011.
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hot deals" for the coolest vacation spots where they can go and enjoy with their family. If they are also looking for the best summer family vacation deal, South Beach Miami is a perfect choice for them.
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A five-year-old Cambodian girl has become the fifth person to die from bird flu in the country this year, officials said on Thursday.
The child, from southeastern Prey Veng province, died on April 16, the health ministry and the World Health Organisation said in a joint statement. Tests confirmed she had contracted H5N1 avian influenza.
The girl is the 15th person in Cambodia known to have become infected with the H5N1 virus and the 13th to die from complications of the disease since 2003, according to the statement.
Olympic champion Kim Yu-na of South Korea made a dramatic return to competition on Friday, taking the lead after the short program at the figure skating world championships.
In her first competition since last year's worlds, Kim scored 65.91 points despite stepping out of her opening triple lutz. She made a quick recovery, tacking a double toe loop onto her triple flip to complete the required combination, and rounded off her "Giselle" routine with clinical precision.
"I've been doing clean short programs at home, so I was disappointed I didn't do a clean short program in the competition ... but I'm in first and I'm satisfied," Kim said.


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These Snake Catchers Found a Massive Red-Bellied Snake in Brisbane
A red-bellied snake was recently discovered in Brisbane, and its grotesque length has left social media users speechless —it's safe to say that this snake is a monster.
A group of snake catchers discovered a massive snake in Brisbane, Australia. You may be thinking: Australia contains a lot of monstrous snakes. What's new?
Well, the size of this red-bellied snake has shocked many! The catchers (aka the heroes) found the large slithering creature at Belmore Shooting Range. Thankfully, they caught it before it sunk its venom into someone!
What's so dangerous about red-bellied snakes? The Australian Museum writes:
"The venom has predominantly anticoagulant and myotoxic effects, and symptoms of envenomation include bleeding and/or swelling at the bite site, nausea, vomiting, headache, abdominal pain, diarrhoea, sweating, local or general muscle pain and weakness, and red-brown urine."
However, the snake, despite its lethal venom, doesn't kill very often. Thank goodness! The Land Down Under doesn't need any more deadly reptiles and insects.
How long is the red-bellied snake? Tune into our video to find out the difference between the average length of the venomous snake to the massive one the snake catchers discovered.
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Alan Voskuil (born 10 September 1986) is a Danish-American professional basketball player for Treviglio of the Italian Serie A2 Basket. Since 2007, Voskuil plays for the Danish national basketball team.

Professional career
On 22 August 2015, Voskuil signed with Virtus Roma of the Italian Serie A2, the second division.

References

External links
Profile at Eurobasket.com
Texas Tech bio

1986 births
Living people
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Having had a Windjammer on a '73 Norton Interstate, and a couple of Avon 'Avoinaire' fairings on another Commando and a BMW, I've now developed some interest in mounting a Phantom 1500 on Commando #6.
Any thoughts on sourcing a mounting bracket and a windshield?
http://www.clubmanracing.com/fairings.php would be too wide, so something tying in to the frame down tubes like the Windjammer?
Apparently the gull wing windshield may be unobtanium as a production replacement part from Chrome World?
If I am reading this and this right, the Series 1500 is a Phantom 2. Take a look here.
Thank you, Brian! You were definitely reading it right; now on to the mount!
Shocking that a windscreen today cost the same as a fairing when it was new!
Back in 74 I had a Norton 750, the dealer, one cool guy, put 2" fork extensions and a 16" Harley wheel and tire on it. As I was preparing to take a trip to the Smoky Mountains, he said "you know.. you should have a fairing on that" and produced a Phantom from his attic .. my mouth began to water and drool from my lip.
The installation was quick and fairly simple, as he had all the hardware for it. Firstly, there was a kind of X bracket that "U" bolted around the steering head and extended between the forks outward to each side of the headlight area, using the original headlight but, mounting it to the fairing steering head bracket. If memory serves, at the bottom there were 2-holes on each side of the fairing .. anyway he used "U" clamps to stabilize the bottom of the fairing. The top mount carried the weight of the fairing. The bike really reminded me of Batman's Bike, other riders would do U turns to come back to have a good look.
Today the trick is to find one of the Phantoms, windshield should not be a major issue if the windshield rods are with the fairing. The windshield was fairly thin material and would conform easily, the rods ran up to the upper portion of the windshield for support. (take a look at the 80s Harley Dyna FXRT factory firing upper mount. The Vetter was very similar, and Harley probably used that idea from Vetter).