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Inclusivity sits at the heart of life at Charterhouse and each year we welcome children from all educational backgrounds, including international schools, grammar schools and state schools.
The majority of children join us from a wide range of UK prep schools, either as a boarder or a day pupil.
Charterhouse is an academically selective school and admission is by competitive assessment, interview, and subject to a reference from a candidate's current school.
There is a process for children studying at school in the UK and a process for children studying overseas at International Schools.
To view the process for children studying overseas, please use the link below:
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Children should be registered for Charterhouse by 30 September, when they are in their Year 6. To register for Charterhouse, parents need to complete the registration form and pay a non-refundable registration fee to secure a place for their child on the list for their year of entry.
Occasionally late places come available after the registration deadlines have passed. Please email our admissions team if you wish to make an enquiry.
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Children will sit the ISEB Common Pre-test to Charterhouse in the Autumn Term of Year 6. This is an age-standardised series of on-line assessments in Mathematics, English, Verbal Reasoning and Non-Verbal Reasoning. The results are reviewed in conjunction with a reference from their Prep School. Successful applicants will be invited to an Interview and Activity Afternoon early in the Spring Term of Year 6.
The Interview and Activity Afternoon involves an informal interview and a selection of activities, which have been designed to give the children the chance to show their full capabilities and to experience a taste of life at Charterhouse.
At the end of the Spring Term of Year 6, we will make offers of places to children who have done well in the process. The expectation is that these children will continue in their Schools and work towards either the Common Entrance examinations or their own Year 8 curriculum, which we expect them to pass comfortably.
We recognise that the children are very young when we make our offers. We will therefore seek a reference from the child's Prep School at the start of their Year 8 to ensure that Charterhouse is still the best fit for the child. In the unlikely event that a Prep School Head raises a concern, we reserve the right to reassess.
Parents will be asked to sign an acceptance form and pay a non-refundable deposit when accepting the place. All our joining families are invited to a number of events at the School to welcome them into our community and give the children lots of opportunities to meet other boys and girls who will be joining at the same time.
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We reserve about 35% of our places for assessment in Year 7. This is for children who have just missed out on places in Year 6 and also for those who registered too late to be assessed in Year 6. These children sit the ISEB Common Pre-test in the Autumn Term of Year 7 and shortlisted candidates are invited for interview and an Activity Afternoon in the Spring Term.
Places at Charterhouse will be offered to candidates who are successful in this process.
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Hard time in site 10C! We played a lot of card games in what turned out to be one of the largest camping spots we've ever had. We were on the mountain side of the road so we didn't have as much light but we didn't have to listen to all the power boats. We arrived in camp around 1pm (having met up and bought food in Nanaimo) set up and four of us rented canoes to tour the lake.
The biggest part of this trip was the caving trip on Sunday. We went to the Riverbend cave - a normally locked cave reserved for guided trips. We went to the cave entrance at 1pm and stayed in for five and half hours. The trip involved crawling, rappelling and walking over streams and pools of water. The cave was pretty cool - 7 degrees C - so be prepared for the cool.
The cave has some exquisite formations, and this section goes over what I saw and liked.


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No Justice for Yazidi Women Yet: Why Not?
August 10, 2018 August 10, 2018 by Akila Radhakrishnan
Amina Mohamed, right, the UN deputy secretary-general, and Ekhlas Bajoo, a Yazidi survivor and activist, Nov. 7, 2017. Not one ISIS fighter has been prosecuted for genocide despite the range of crimes they committed in that realm. MARK GARTEN/UN PHOTO
It has been four years since ISIS launched its genocidal assault on the Yazidi community in the Middle East. ISIS fighters have faced terrorism charges in Iraq and abroad, yet not a single ISIS fighter has been prosecuted for, much less convicted of, genocide. For the Yazidis, justice remains out of reach.
In light of international consensus that ISIS is committing genocide, it might seem surprising that there have been no prosecutions. In Iraq, the reason is deceptively simple — genocide is not a crime. Iraqi law does not provide for the prosecution of any international crimes, including war crimes, crimes against humanity or genocide. Nor is Iraq a party to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, where such crimes can be prosecuted at the international level.
Iraq, however, has a precedent for allowing the prosecution of international crimes in extreme circumstances. In 2003, Iraq temporarily outlawed international crimes through the statute of the Iraqi High Tribunal to prosecute Saddam Hussein-era crimes.
While the trials were criticized for many reasons, including their failure to follow due process and human-rights standards, they resulted in historic domestic convictions for international crimes, including, in one case, genocide.
The passage of new Iraqi legislation allowing the prosecution of international crimes is a priority on the United Nations' agenda. Both the joint statement signed by the UN special representative on sexual violence in conflict and the terms of reference for the Iraqi investigative team prioritize the adoption of international crimes legislation in Iraq.
In addition, the UN office of the special adviser for genocide has also launched an appeal for universal ratification of the Genocide Convention by Dec. 9, on the Convention's 70th anniversary. Domestication of the crime of genocide, a requirement of the Genocide Convention, is the goal of this campaign. Although Iraq ratified the Convention in 1959, it has failed to criminalize or otherwise punish genocide under its national law, violating its legal obligations under the Genocide Convention.
When it comes to international crimes, in particular the systematic gender-based crimes that characterized ISIS's genocide of the Yazidi, legislation is only the starting point. International crimes are often conceived as more difficult to prosecute than domestic crimes, and their prosecution requires specific expertise in gender and international law that is often missing in domestic criminal systems.
When prosecuting genocide, proving the "specific intent" to destroy the community is often perceived to be a huge barrier. The gendered components of the Yazidi genocide add another level of complexity to prosecution, as the gender-based crimes of genocide have historically been overlooked in most genocide trials.
Prosecutors in Iraq and abroad have demonstrated a preference for prosecuting the crimes committed by terrorist groups solely under antiterrorism statutes. To date, every prosecution of an ISIS fighter in Iraq has been done under its 2015 antiterrorism law. These prosecutions have been widely criticized for their haste, lack of due process and human-rights protections and severity of the sentencing, including trials against children as young as 9 years old.
These terrorism charges run the risk of being overturned or discredited in the future. Moreover, when ISIS fighters are executed after a 10-minute trial for terrorism charges, the courts lose the opportunity to prosecute the fighters for the full scope of the crimes they committed, including genocide.
Iraq is not the only jurisdiction where ISIS fighters are being prosecuted for terrorism. When ISIS lost territorial control in Iraq and Syria, thousands of the foreign fighters in their ranks returned to their home countries, including in Britain, France, Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden.
In Europe, as in Iraq, ISIS fighters have been prosecuted only under antiterrorism laws, despite the legislation criminalizing international crimes in their penal codes. By all accounts, it is far easier to prosecute an ISIS fighter for joining or supporting a terrorist group than it is to mount a genocide prosecution.
While prosecuting genocide is complex, the successful convictions from the International Criminal Tribunals for Rwanda and former Yugoslavia demonstrate it is not impossible.
The genocide of the Yazidis continues. Thousands of women and girls abducted by ISIS and forced into sexual slavery are still missing, and nearly 400,000 Yazidis are internally displaced. Four years after the genocide began in Iraq, the community is still waiting for justice.
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No Justice for Yazidi Women Yet: Why Not?

by Akila Radhakrishnan, PassBlue
August 10, 2018

It has been four years since ISIS launched its genocidal assault on the Yazidi community in the Middle East. ISIS fighters have faced terrorism charges in Iraq and abroad, yet not a single ISIS fighter has been prosecuted for, much less convicted of, genocide. For the Yazidis, justice remains out of reach.

In light of international consensus that ISIS is committing genocide, it might seem surprising that there have been no prosecutions. In Iraq, the reason is deceptively simple — genocide is not a crime. Iraqi law does not provide for the prosecution of any international crimes, including war crimes, crimes against humanity or genocide. Nor is Iraq a party to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, where such crimes can be prosecuted at the international level.

Iraq, however, has a precedent for allowing the prosecution of international crimes in extreme circumstances. In 2003, Iraq temporarily outlawed international crimes through the statute of the Iraqi High Tribunal to prosecute Saddam Hussein-era crimes.

While the trials were criticized for many reasons, including their failure to follow due process and human-rights standards, they resulted in historic domestic convictions for international crimes, including, in one case, genocide.

The passage of new Iraqi legislation allowing the prosecution of international crimes is a priority on the United Nations' agenda. Both the joint statement signed by the UN special representative on sexual violence in conflict and the terms of reference for the Iraqi investigative team prioritize the adoption of international crimes legislation in Iraq.

In addition, the UN office of the special adviser for genocide has also launched an appeal for universal ratification of the Genocide Convention by Dec. 9, on the Convention's 70th anniversary. Domestication of the crime of genocide, a requirement of the Genocide Convention, is the goal of this campaign. Although Iraq ratified the Convention in 1959, it has failed to criminalize or otherwise punish genocide under its national law, violating its legal obligations under the Genocide Convention.

When it comes to international crimes, in particular the systematic gender-based crimes that characterized ISIS's genocide of the Yazidi, legislation is only the starting point. International crimes are often conceived as more difficult to prosecute than domestic crimes, and their prosecution requires specific expertise in gender and international law that is often missing in domestic criminal systems.

When prosecuting genocide, proving the "specific intent" to destroy the community is often perceived to be a huge barrier. The gendered components of the Yazidi genocide add another level of complexity to prosecution, as the gender-based crimes of genocide have historically been overlooked in most genocide trials.

Prosecutors in Iraq and abroad have demonstrated a preference for prosecuting the crimes committed by terrorist groups solely under antiterrorism statutes. To date, every prosecution of an ISIS fighter in Iraq has been done under its 2015 antiterrorism law. These prosecutions have been widely criticized for their haste, lack of due process and human-rights protections and severity of the sentencing, including trials against children as young as 9 years old.

These terrorism charges run the risk of being overturned or discredited in the future. Moreover, when ISIS fighters are executed after a 10-minute trial for terrorism charges, the courts lose the opportunity to prosecute the fighters for the full scope of the crimes they committed, including genocide.

Iraq is not the only jurisdiction where ISIS fighters are being prosecuted for terrorism. When ISIS lost territorial control in Iraq and Syria, thousands of the foreign fighters in their ranks returned to their home countries, including in Britain, France, Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden.

In Europe, as in Iraq, ISIS fighters have been prosecuted only under antiterrorism laws, despite the legislation criminalizing international crimes in their penal codes. By all accounts, it is far easier to prosecute an ISIS fighter for joining or supporting a terrorist group than it is to mount a genocide prosecution.

While prosecuting genocide is complex, the successful convictions from the International Criminal Tribunals for Rwanda and former Yugoslavia demonstrate it is not impossible.

The genocide of the Yazidis continues. Thousands of women and girls abducted by ISIS and forced into sexual slavery are still missing, and nearly 400,000 Yazidis are internally displaced. Four years after the genocide began in Iraq, the community is still waiting for justice.

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Q: Maximum range for projectile thrown from a mountain I have doubts with the following problem:
A projectile is fired from the top of a mountain that has a downward slope with angle $\phi$ from the horizontal. The initial velocity of the projectile is $v_{0}$ and has a angle $\theta$. Show that the range $R$ (maximum horizontal distance traveled) is related to $v_{0}$, $\theta$ and $\phi$ for:
$$R=\frac{v_{0}^{2}}{g}(\sin2\theta+\tan\phi(1+\cos2\theta))$$

To accomplish this, I began by analyzing the forces acting on the projectile. Then, using Newton's second law, I found the equations of motion:
$$x(t)=(v_{0}\cos\theta) t$$
$$y(t)=(v_{0}\sin\theta) t - \frac{1}{2}gt^{2}$$
As we reach the maximum, then I get the time $t_{R}$ it takes the projectile to touch ground:
$$y(t_{R})=-d=(v_{0}\sin\theta) t_{R} - \frac{1}{2}gt_{R}^{2}$$
Using the general formula and taking into account the positive sign:
$$t_{R}=\frac{v_{0}\sin\theta+\sqrt{v^2_{0}\sin^2\theta+2gd}}{g}$$
Substituting into the equation $x(t)$:
$$x(t_{R})=R=(v_{0}\cos\theta) \frac{v_{0}\sin\theta+\sqrt{v^2_{0}\sin^2\theta+2gd}}{g}$$
In this equation, I should get $R$, but I failed to remove the square root and I also have that $d=R\tan\phi$.
My questions are: Did I make a mistake in the procedure? Is there a simpler way to solve the problem? Or someone could give me a Hint to get $ R $, starting from the last equation. By dividing the path into two parts, came to the same equation.

A: I do not think you made any mistakes.  Try rewriting your final equation with $d=R\tan\phi$ in the form $\sqrt{...}= \mbox{the rest}$. Then solve it for $R$.
Cheers,
Frédéric

A: Hint : Why don't you change your co-ordinate axes? x-axis to down the incline and y-axis normally upwards. Hence, you acceleration will have 2 components :
$a_x = g \sin\phi$
$a_y= - g \cos\phi$
You can now process as usual and note that your when projectile falls on incline for first time, its y-coordinate is $0$.
x-coordinate is length $on$ the incline.
These types of questions are generally easier to solve using this approach. This also makes you realize how much you are accustomed to your "general" coordinate system and never tend to change (or even rotate) it.

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State Department Employee and Spouse Indicted for Trafficking in Counterfeit Goods from U.S. Embassy
Written by DOJ
Seoul, Korea - A U.S. Department of State employee and his spouse were arrested Wednesday for their role in an international conspiracy to traffic in counterfeit goods from the U.S. Embassy in Seoul, Korea.
Assistant Attorney General Brian A. Benczkowski of the Justice Department's Criminal Division, U.S. Attorney Billy J. Williams of the District of Oregon and Deputy Assistant Secretary Ricardo Colón of the Department of State Diplomatic Security Service made the announcement.
Gene Leroy Thompson Jr., 53, and Guojiao "Becky" Zhang, 39, were indicted by a grand jury in Eugene, Oregon, and charged with conspiracy and trafficking in counterfeit goods. According to the indictment and other court documents, from September 2017 through December 2019, Thompson Jr. and Zhang allegedly sold counterfeit Vera Bradley handbags from e-commerce accounts to persons throughout the United States.
Thompson Jr. is employed by the U.S. Department of State as an Information Programs Officer at the U.S. Embassy in Seoul, Korea. Thompson Jr. used his State Department computer to create numerous accounts on a variety of e-commerce platforms, all from within a secure space within the Embassy designed to protect classified information. Once Thompson Jr. created these accounts, Zhang took primary responsibility for operating the accounts, communicating with customers, and procuring merchandise to be stored in the District of Oregon. Thompson Jr. and Zhang also directed a co-conspirator in the District of Oregon to ship items to purchasers across the United States.
An indictment is merely an accusation, and the defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.
The Diplomatic Security Service Office of Special Investigations investigated the case with assistance from the U.S. Postal Inspection Service. The Criminal Division's Office of International Affairs provided assistance. Senior Counsel Frank Lin of the Criminal Division's Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section, Trial Attorney Jay Bauer of the Criminal Division's Human Rights and Special Prosecutions Section and Assistant U.S. Attorney Amy Potter of the District of Oregon are prosecuting the case.


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Escaped 'Spam King' murders family
July 28, 2008 — 8.22pm
A 16-year-old US girl, who survived when her father shot and killed his wife and a younger daughter, says the man lured the family into a sport utility vehicle with promises of a gift and a final goodbye.
Eddie Davidson, 35, a convicted spammer who escaped from a minimum-security US jail, committed suicide on Thursday after killing his wife, Amy Hill, 29, and daughter Bailey McDaniel, 3.
Davidson was convicted of falsifying email header information for a Texas company, earning $US3.5 million between 2003 and 2006.
He was also convicted of failing to report $US714,000 in taxable income.
He was jailed in May after being sentenced on April 28 to 21 months in prison. He had been ordered to forfeit any weapons in his possession.
At the sentencing, US District Court Judge Marcia Krieger said Davidson was not considered a flight risk nor a danger to anyone.
After his conviction, Davidson became known as the "Spam King".
Davidson's teenage daughter, from a previous marriage, told investigators that her father fired a shot that grazed her neck but that she escaped by zigzagging as she ran away.
A boy, about seven months old, also survived the attack. He was found strapped in the back seat of the car. The identities of the surviving children were not released.
Federal authorities had been searching for Davidson since he and Hill drove away from the jail in Florence, south of Denver, last Sunday.
Hill phoned police to report she had been forced by Davidson to aid in his escape. The teenager also told investigators that Davidson forced Hill to help him escape.
US Marshals met Hill during the week, said Ken Deal, chief deputy for the marshals.
The 16-year-old told deputies that Davidson lured them to a home improvement store east of Denver on Thursday, then forced his way into the SUV.
He drove them to their former home south-west of Bennett, about 39 kilometres east of Denver, where authorities said he operated his spamming business.
Davidson asked his family to talk about good times as they drove to the house and asked his wife if they would be together "when everything was over".
"Eddie pulled a gun out and would put it in his mouth and point it to his head," the teen said.
She and Hill said, "No, Eddie, we love you. Don't do it."
Once at the house, Davidson got out of the car on the driver's side, pointed the gun at his wife, who tried to grab it, then shot her. He then turned and shot the teen in the neck, and Bailey, who was strapped to a car seat.
Mr Deal said authorities were unable to determine where Davidson got the gun. He said they were investigating whether his wife had helped him escape.
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Afshin Ellian (born 27 February 1966 in Tehran, Iran) is an Iranian-Dutch professor of law, philosopher, poet, and critic of political Islam. He is an expert in international public law and philosophy of law.

Biography
In 1989, Ellian came to the Netherlands as a political refugee.
Having experienced first-hand the Islamic theocratic government of Iran, he writes often about how such issues are affecting the world in general and the Netherlands in particular. Due to threats on his life tied to such criticism, he is currently heavily guarded.

Ellian grew up in Iran. As a youngster, he learned the profession of journalism with one of the most prominent journalists of Iran. He was a freelance journalist for Iranian political magazines aimed at youth. During the Iranian Revolution 1978-1979 he became, like many youngsters of his age, a supporter of the Fedayan-e Khalq-e Iran. After the revolution, however, there came a split in this party. Many followers become adherents of either the majority branch of this party or supporters of the Tudeh Party of Iran. Ellian became both a member of the Tudeh Party of Iran and active with the Youth Organization of Tudeh Party of Iran. It is worth noting that the Islamic regime prohibited and suppressed all political parties and activities which were not aligned with it after the Revolution. This meant that also Ellian was in danger of being arrested which, hence, led him to go underground and finally to escape the country. He decided to escape to Pakistan.
However, there he still faced extradition back to Iran thus shortly afterwards he fled to  Afghanistan where already a community of intellectuals and activists from Iran had gathered. There he met Siavash Kasraie who was also a member of the Tudeh Party of Iran and from whom he learned poetry. Besides he studied medicine for few years in the capital, Kabul.
Slowly on an ideological struggle occurred between him and the leaders of the Tudeh Party in Kabul who were, in Ellian's point of view, Stalinist figures which was reason enough for him and few of his friends to break up with the Tudeh Party of Iran. In the fall of 1987, he decided to seek asylum with the Permanent Representative of the United Nations in Kabul whereupon, in 1989, he was invited to come to the Netherlands and was flown out of the country by the United Nations together with other dissidents who were also in danger.

Ian Buruma, among others, accuses Ellian of misrepresentation. On the other hand, Ibn Warraq asserts "Buruma gets these basic facts upside down. Ellian never misrepresented his identity or his past, nor did he arrive in the Netherlands under false pretenses". Spuriousness of such allegations is, for instance, also asserted by others like J. Hoeksma who, as part of the legal staff of the Dutch representation of the UNHCR at the time, also confirms the opposite of the aforementioned allegations. The same grievances have been brought to the fore by, among others, Ellian himself and Frits Bolkestein due to which Buruma was, together with his publisher "Publishing House Penguin", forced to make many changes and removals in later editions of his book. Other prominent persons defending the truthfulness of Ellian's case include the Nobel Prize winner of Literature Mario Vargas Llosa.

In the Netherlands Ellian started his studies of law at the Catholic University of Brabant (now the University of Tilburg). In 1996, he graduated with a degree in international public law, criminal law, and philosophy. He remained in Brabant as a researcher until he found a position with the Amsterdam Center for International Law, of the University of Amsterdam. He obtained a PhD from the University of Tilburg in 2003, The title of his doctoral dissertation is: "A Investigation into the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa". In this research he focused on the political transition sparked by the South-African Truth and Reconciliation Commission; questions pertaining to both international criminal law and legal philosophy. Central in his research stood the question: "why did the South Africans opt for a tribunal and the possibility of amnesty instead of a criminal tribunal that could try and punish the crimes of the past?". It is worth to bring to attention for those who are interested in this topic that a further reading on this can be found in a later academic book wherein he has contributed by means of his article titled "Political Transition to a Democratic Regime: The South African Echoes of Forgiveness, Truth Commission and Negotiating Justice". In his aforementioned research, he concluded that the commission was an acceptable tribunal worthy of international respect. In 2003 he became an associated professor of jurisprudence, and since 2005 he is a full professor at the law faculty of the University of Leiden. Since 2012 he is the academic director of the Institute for the Interdisciplinary Study of the Law at the law faculty of Leiden.

Ellian was a regular columnist for NRC Handelsblad, and makes appearances on political discussion programs on Dutch television. Ellian writes articles for the magazine Elsevier but also for international magazines and newspapers such as The Wall Street Journal, Le Monde, and Le Figaro.

Following the 2009 Iranian presidential election, Ellian wrote an open letter to Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of Iran. The letter was published by German magazine Der Spiegel, Le Monde, The Wall Street Journal, and Dutch newspaper NRC Handelsblad. Der Spiegel subtitled the letter "Your Regime Is Finished" (not a direct quote from Ellian), while NRC Handelsblad subtitled it "The children of the revolution will accept the ayatollah's rule no more".
It is inevitable to bear in mind that Afshin Ellian is also a prominent defender of the Freedom of Speech. For the most recent publication reference can be made to the book "The State of Exception and Militant Democracy in a Time of Terror".

Quotes

"The extremists are afraid that if Dutch society becomes a safe haven for an intellectual discussion of political Islam, it will be very dangerous for them"
"Free speech is in danger of being increasingly restricted by invoking "Islamophobia" and "racism". And some intellectuals have already capitulated. For example, the opera Aisha was called off in Rotterdam in 2001, because the wife of the Prophet was depicted on stage. The production had to be cancelled because a number of actresses felt threatened. Recently a columnist on the national daily NRC Handelsblad, Hasna el Maroudi was forced to abandon her column because of threats of violence from the Moroccan community. What has happened to civil courage? Why do we hear nothing from the publishers, artists, media and colleagues of people who have capitulated about the consequences of this voluntary capitulation? We should expect civil courage not only from those who are threatened, but also from those around them, their publishers, producers, colleagues, etc."
"Five years ago, my Afghan sister-in-law emigrated to the United States, where she now works, pays taxes and takes part in public life. If she had turned up in Europe, she would still be undergoing treatment from social workers for her trauma—and she still wouldn't have got a job or won acceptance as a citizen."
In an open letter to Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of Iran:
"Excellency, the demonstrations attest that the people of Iran, the children of the revolution, will accept your rule no more. Your regime is no longer able to exercise sovereignty over the Iranian people without the recourse to violence -- extreme violence. I urge you to recognize that Iran is now undeniably at a crossroads: Either the will of the people is accepted and a peaceful transition to democracy is achieved or you plan to respond to these protests by launching a bloodbath, which will cause unprecedented chaos in Iran. Ask yourself: Can a regime, hated and rejected by a huge majority of the population, transform itself into a democratic administration that recognizes the rule of law? Has it ever in history been possible for a political transition to take place peacefully and without the shedding of blood?"

Bibliography
 Brieven van een Pers ()
 Allah Weet het Niet Beter ()
 Media en Strafrecht (co-author)
 Verrijzenis van woorden (poetry)
 Mensenherfst (poetry)
 "Political Islam and the Attack on Religious Freedom". Telos 145 (Winter 2008). New York: Telos Press.

References

External links

 Elsevier, host of the duo-blog of Ellian and De Winter.

1966 births
Former Muslim critics of Islam
Academic staff of the University of Amsterdam
Dutch atheists
Dutch former Shia Muslims
Dutch male poets
20th-century Dutch philosophers
21st-century Dutch philosophers
Iranian atheists
Iranian emigrants to the Netherlands
Iranian former Shia Muslims
20th-century Iranian poets
Living people
Writers from Tehran
Former Muslims turned agnostics or atheists
Dutch critics of Islam
Tilburg University alumni
21st-century Iranian poets

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These settings apply only when `--go` is specified on the command line.

``` yaml $(go) && $(track2)
license-header: MICROSOFT_MIT_NO_VERSION
module-name: sdk/resourcemanager/containerregistry/armcontainerregistry
module: github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-go/$(module-name)
output-folder: $(go-sdk-folder)/$(module-name)
azure-arm: true
```

``` yaml $(go) && !$(track2)
go:
  license-header: MICROSOFT_MIT_NO_VERSION
  namespace: containerregistry
  clear-output-folder: true
```

### Go multi-api

``` yaml $(go) && $(multiapi)
batch:
  - tag: package-2021-06-preview
  - tag: package-2020-11-preview
  - tag: package-2019-12-preview
  - tag: package-2019-06-preview
  - tag: package-2019-05
  - tag: package-2019-04
  - tag: package-2018-09
  - tag: package-2018-02-preview
  - tag: package-2017-10
  - tag: package-2017-06-preview
  - tag: package-2017-03
  - tag: package-2016-06-preview
```

### Tag: package-2021-06-preview and go

These settings apply only when `--tag=package-2021-06-preview --go` is specified on the command line.
Please also specify `--go-sdk-folder=<path to the root directory of your azure-sdk-for-go clone>`.

``` yaml $(tag) == 'package-2021-06-preview' && $(go)
output-folder: $(go-sdk-folder)/services/preview/$(namespace)/mgmt/2021-06-01-preview/$(namespace)
```

### Tag: package-2020-11-preview and go

These settings apply only when `--tag=package-2020-11-preview --go` is specified on the command line.
Please also specify `--go-sdk-folder=<path to the root directory of your azure-sdk-for-go clone>`.

``` yaml $(tag) == 'package-2020-11-preview' && $(go)
output-folder: $(go-sdk-folder)/services/preview/$(namespace)/mgmt/2020-11-01-preview/$(namespace)
```

### Tag: package-2019-12-preview and go

These settings apply only when `--tag=package-2019-12-preview --go` is specified on the command line.
Please also specify `--go-sdk-folder=<path to the root directory of your azure-sdk-for-go clone>`.

``` yaml $(tag) == 'package-2019-12-preview' && $(go)
output-folder: $(go-sdk-folder)/services/preview/$(namespace)/mgmt/2019-12-01-preview/$(namespace)
```

### Tag: package-2019-06-preview and go

These settings apply only when `--tag=package-2019-06-preview --go` is specified on the command line.
Please also specify `--go-sdk-folder=<path to the root directory of your azure-sdk-for-go clone>`.

``` yaml $(tag) == 'package-2019-06-preview' && $(go)
output-folder: $(go-sdk-folder)/services/preview/$(namespace)/mgmt/2019-06-01-preview/$(namespace)
```

### Tag: package-2018-05 and go

These settings apply only when `--tag=package-2019-05 --go` is specified on the command line.
Please also specify `--go-sdk-folder=<path to the root directory of your azure-sdk-for-go clone>`.

``` yaml $(tag) == 'package-2019-05' && $(go)
output-folder: $(go-sdk-folder)/services/$(namespace)/mgmt/2019-05-01/$(namespace)
```

### Tag: package-2019-04 and go

These settings apply only when `--tag=package-2019-04 --go` is specified on the command line.
Please also specify `--go-sdk-folder=<path to the root directory of your azure-sdk-for-go clone>`.

``` yaml $(tag) == 'package-2019-04' && $(go)
output-folder: $(go-sdk-folder)/services/$(namespace)/mgmt/2019-04-01/$(namespace)
```

### Tag: package-2018-09 and go

These settings apply only when `--tag=package-2018-09 --go` is specified on the command line.
Please also specify `--go-sdk-folder=<path to the root directory of your azure-sdk-for-go clone>`.

``` yaml $(tag) == 'package-2018-09' && $(go)
output-folder: $(go-sdk-folder)/services/$(namespace)/mgmt/2018-09-01/$(namespace)
```

### Tag: package-2018-02-preview and go

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Please also specify `--go-sdk-folder=<path to the root directory of your azure-sdk-for-go clone>`.

``` yaml $(tag) == 'package-2018-02-preview' && $(go)
output-folder: $(go-sdk-folder)/services/preview/$(namespace)/mgmt/2018-02-01/$(namespace)
```

### Tag: package-2017-10 and go

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Please also specify `--go-sdk-folder=<path to the root directory of your azure-sdk-for-go clone>`.

``` yaml $(tag) == 'package-2017-10' && $(go)
output-folder: $(go-sdk-folder)/services/$(namespace)/mgmt/2017-10-01/$(namespace)
```

### Tag: package-2017-06-preview and go

These settings apply only when `--tag=package-2017-06-preview --go` is specified on the command line.
Please also specify `--go-sdk-folder=<path to the root directory of your azure-sdk-for-go clone>`.

``` yaml $(tag) == 'package-2017-06-preview' && $(go)
output-folder: $(go-sdk-folder)/services/preview/$(namespace)/mgmt/2017-06-01-preview/$(namespace)
```

### Tag: package-2017-03 and go

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Please also specify `--go-sdk-folder=<path to the root directory of your azure-sdk-for-go clone>`.

``` yaml $(tag) == 'package-2017-03' && $(go)
output-folder: $(go-sdk-folder)/services/$(namespace)/mgmt/2017-03-01/$(namespace)
```

### Tag: package-2016-06-preview and go

These settings apply only when `--tag=package-2016-06-preview --go` is specified on the command line.
Please also specify `--go-sdk-folder=<path to the root directory of your azure-sdk-for-go clone>`.

``` yaml $(tag) == 'package-2016-06-preview' && $(go)
output-folder: $(go-sdk-folder)/services/preview/$(namespace)/mgmt/2016-06-27-preview/$(namespace)
```


Here is the first big update of 2018, this time with new 32 auto repair manuals. These are new Workshop manuals and service manuals that have been up since the last update.
Workshop manual and Dodge Dart repair manual.
Small tutorial to learn how to regulate motorcycle suspensions.
Service Manual and Workshop Manual Kawasaki Mule vehicle 4010 Trans Diesel 4x4.
Parts catalog and complete engine exploded John Deere 6081.
generic manual on different transmission systems and braking.
Operation Manual Motor Mercedes-Benz OM 904-926 BlueTEC.
Workshop manual and maintenance Bajaj Pulsar motorcycle 200NS.
Workshop manual and service manual Motorcycle Boxer CT Auteco 100.
owner and user's manual Mitsubishi Lancer 2011 manual.
Service manual, workshop manual and repair manual Mitsubishi Lancer 2001.
Repair instructions Isuzu rodeo engine 92 3.1 v6 (1992).
Workshop manual and repair manual Honda motorcycle CB250 to 400cc, covers the 78 84 models.
Workshop manual and manual full-service Honda motorcycle XR650L of 2006.
Workshop manual and manual full-service Honda motorcycle XR650L of 2005.
owner and user of the Renault Trafic manual 1986 manual.
Operation and Maintenance Manual Backhoe Bobcat 8811. The manual is written in Spanish.
Manual and repair manual Toyota Yaris 1KR-FE 3 cylinders.
Manual and manual full Honda motorcycle shop XR650L of 1993.
Technical information on electronic controls Detroit Diesel s60 (TA35 / Gen 40 7).
Spanish manual that explains how to program and synchronize keys in different car models.
Workshop manual, service manual and repair manual Mazda Protege models valid for 323 and 2002 2003.
Workshop manual, service manual and repair manual Ford Focus.
driver and truck owner's manual Freightliner Century Class ST and Coronado's manual.
Service Manual and complete workshop manual Honda motorbike Touring GL1800.
Parts catalog and complete cutting of the bike Suzuki DR SE 200.
Holley Carburetor Complete detailing 5210-C used in vehicles like the Dodge Dart.
Error codes and troubleshooting of Komatsu crawler tractor D155AX-6.
system Nissan brake control, when only the braking portion of that unknown models covers Manual.
Workshop manual and repair manual Audi A6. It covers gasoline to 2005 2007 models.


Teammate Valtteri Bottas held an advantage of 0.457s after the first runs in Q3, but Hamilton turned the tables with his second set of softs to post a 1m20.486s and secure pole.
Bottas failed to improve on his second run, meaning he ended up 0.112s behind.
After showing strongly in pre-season testing, the lead Ferrari of Sebastian Vettel was a massive 0.704s off pole position having never shown Mercedes-threatening pace this weekend.
Red Bull driver Max Verstappen split the Ferraris on the team's debut weekend with Honda, lapping just over a tenth slower than Vettel.
That left Ferrari debutant Charles Leclerc fifth, 0.956s off the pace.
As anticipated, Haas led the midfield, with Romain Grosjean taking sixth place ahead of teammate Kevin Magnussen.
One of the stars of qualifying was debutant Lando Norris, who qualified eighth and 1.818s off the pace after a strong performance in both Q2 and Q3.
Kimi Raikkonen was ninth, just 0.010s behind Norris, on his Alfa Romeo return with Sergio Perez 10th for Racing Point.
The two Renault drivers were both eliminated in Q2, with Nico Hulkenberg 11th after being pushed into the drop zone by Perez, who lapped 0.030s faster.
Hulkenberg had gone out for a second run, but aborted that run after what he reported as a boost pressure drop-out and had to rely on his first-run time, which was compromised by time lost in the final sector.
Daniel Ricciardo was 0.008s slower after being unable to make a big enough improvement on his second run to remain in the top 10, admitting he didn't have the confidence early in the lap after traffic compromised his out-lap.
Alex Albon was the fastest of the Toro Rosso drivers in 13th place, 0.138s faster than returning teammate Daniil Kvyat, who was 15th – the duo sandwiching the second Alfa Romeo of Antonio Giovinazzi.
Racing Point's Lance Stroll was quickest of those eliminated in Q1 having momentarily jumped up to eighth after being one of the first drivers to set a time on his second set of tyres before being bumped into the drop zone by late improver Ricciardo.
Despite lapping only 0.144s slower than teammate Verstappen, Red Bull debutant Pierre Gasly was a high-profile victim in Q1 in 17th place.
He was one of only five drivers not to attempt a second run in the first segment in qualifying and was shuffled down amid the late flurry of improvements, describing the strategy as "a bit optimistic".
Carlos Sainz's first qualifying session for McLaren ended in disappointment in 18th place, just over half a tenth behind Gasly.
Unsurprisingly, the final two places were filled by the Williams drivers, with George Russell the faster of the two after lapping 1.276s slower than Sainz.
Robert Kubica, in his first F1 qualifying session since the 2010 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, was last and 1.707s behind Russell.


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Noatum Logistics Completes Acquisition of the Multinational MIQ Logistics. Read more.
Noatum Logistics
International Logistics Services
Origin/Destination
Origin Consolidation
Global Trade Management
Global Business Intelligence
Retail & Apparel
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Long Beach Terminals Work to Clear Congestion
Global Logistics, Ocean Market
American Journal of Transportation
Strong cargo volumes continued into early November at the Port of Long Beach, resulting in delays due to a shortage of truck trailers, but underscoring this year's rebound in international trade and pointing to an economic upswing.
Threat Of LA-LB Gridlock Results in Plea To White House
Global Logistics, Industry News, Ocean Market, Supply Chain Alerts
On Thursday, November 6th, the Pacific Maritime Association (PMA) released a press release accusing the International Longshore & Warehouse Union (ILWU) of now targeting the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach. The PMA indicates in their statement that since Monday November 3rd, the ILWU has been "refusing to dispatch hundreds of qualified, skilled workers for critically important positions transporting containers in terminal yards at the nations's largest port complex."
Unemployment In The U.S. Ticks Down in October
Economic News, Industry News
"Total nonfarm payroll employment rose by 214,000 in October, and the unemployment rate edged down to 5.8 percent, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today. Employment increased in food services and drinking places, retail trade, and health care."
Angry rhetoric in West Coast dockside labor negotiations intensifies
As contract negotiations resume today between the Pacific Maritime Association (PMA) and the International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU), a war of words and allegations has escalated in the trade press. In a statement released this morning, the ILWU said the PMA "dishonestly" accuses the union of breaking a spoken agreement that port operations would continue under the auspices of a temporary contract extension.
MIQ Logistics finalist in BIFA Freight Services Awards
MIQ in the News
MIQ Logistics has been selected as a finalist in the Supply Chain Management category of the British International Freight Association (BIFA) Freight Services Awards for 2014.
Work Slowdown at Busiest U.S. Port Prompts Plea to Obama
U.S. retailers appealed to PresidentBarack Obama to intervene in contract negotiations between West Coast dockworkers and maritime companies after a work slowdown spread to the nation's largest container hub ahead of theholiday shopping season.
The National Retail Federation, the world's largest retail trade association, asked Obama to step in and ensure that tensions between the International Longshore and Warehouse Union and the Pacific Maritime Association, representing terminal operators and shipping lines, don't "escalate to a complete shutdown of West Coast ports."
Ports' work slowdown clogging the arteries of commerce in Puget Sound
The News Tribune
A work slowdown at the Pacific Northwest's two largest ports Wednesday began affecting businesses as distant as Chicago as major port terminals stopped accepting export cargoes and cut the pace of imports by half. Fruit growers in Eastern Washington, retailers and exporters in the Midwest were among those who felt the effects Wednesday of the labor dispute between union longshore workers and their employers at the ports of Tacoma and Seattle.
No Contract In Sight Between PMA and ILWU as Accusations Surface
Global Logistics, Ocean Market, Supply Chain Alerts
On Monday, November 3rd, the Pacific Maritime Association (PMA) released a statement accusing the International Longshore & Warehouse Union (ILWU) of "orchestrating slowdowns at the Pacific Northwest ports of Seattle and Tacoma".
Importers & Exporters Benefit from Foreign Trade Zones
Logistics Insights
The U.S. government created the Foreign Trade Zone Act of 1934 as a way to motivate economic growth and development in the United States. What was a good idea then continues to offer advantages to importers and exporters today.
Longshore Union Initiates Orchestrated Work Slowdowns, Crippling Pacific Northwest Ports
The International Longshore & Warehouse Union (ILWU) has initiated orchestrated slowdowns at the Pacific Northwest ports of Seattle and Tacoma, severely impacting many of the largest terminals during the peak holiday shipping season. The two ports handle an estimated 16% of containerized cargo on the West Coast.
The work actions come as the ILWU and its employer group counterpart, the Pacific Maritime Association (PMA), are in the sixth month of negotiations for a new contract covering nearly 13,600 workers at 29 ports along the West Coast, from California to Washington. Initially, the PMA and ILWU set a goal of reaching a new agreement in July.
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I've been reviewing my 2009 columns in preparation for kicking off 2010. As predicted, we all faced many changes this past year. We've seen paradigm shifts in our government, economy and workforces. We've been challenged to do more with less and accept no excuses. We've had to grow the top line while at the same time reducing expenses. Yes, it has been a test, but I'm convinced that the strongest remain standing! We are still here, and we will take our document community to the next level.
We've learned that consumers are shifting - look at the recent growth in electronic payments. Based on the latest quarterly report from NACHA, paper checks sent to billers' lockboxes and then converted into electronic checks had 583.8 million transactions in the third quarter, down 10.5% from 652.5 million one year earlier. At the same time, ACH Internet bill payments totaled 562.6 million, up 7.6% from 522.9 million in the third quarter of last year. Paper suppression has grown significantly in 2009 as a result of continued and anticipated changes in USPS costs and service, continued consumer awareness and education and billers' need to cut costs.
I cannot seem to pick up a magazine, surf the web or read any news source without hearing about mobile capture and mobile payments. Mobile is definitely here: Businesses and consumers alike are gravitating to mobile channels, and providers and banks are moving to make it easier to migrate to mobile options. Many traditional software companies are introducing ASP models to help billers provide these valuable service offerings to their customers with limited capital outlay.
You may be saying, "Sure, Tracy, yet another development effort for me. What does your IT budget look like for 2010? What is your marketing budget? How is your travel and entertainment budget shaping up?" If you're like most of us, budgets are not back to 2007 figures, and, frankly, many companies will continue the shoestring approach that seemed to work in 2009. We will all need to make prudent choices, but you should be aware of the changing landscape.
We all tried hard over the past year to maintain our relationships through TransPromo and targeted messaging. It's important to consider not only what you need to tell your customers, but also what your customers say that they need to become more efficient, do their jobs with fewer resources and manage on a tight budget.
It's been exciting to see how aggressive we've become and how we rally together when times get tough. I still believe that 2010 will be a year of evaluation. I also believe that companies will proceed with caution. Expenses will be kept at a minimum, and the norm, for a while at least, will be "doing more with less." Nevertheless, there are new challenges and opportunities for us. I believe that we must move beyond traditional paper input and output and seek out new technologies and venues to reach our valued customers. Remember that you don't always have to build it yourself. There are partners out there to help you, and in the long run, you will reap benefits faster and still maintain focus on your core business. I also urge you to continue to reach out to industry experts through vehicles like DOCUMENT• we are free and very knowledgeable.
I'm truly looking forward to our continued relationship throughout 2010!


The Department of Campus Recreation depends on Ole Miss students to assist with many of the programs and services we offer. The opportunity to meet not only other Ole Miss students but also faculty, staff, their families and campus visitors participating in various programs or facility use is very rewarding.
At various times throughout the year, typically at the beginning and end of the fall semester as well as just before the summer terms, the Department of Campus Recreation will host job fairs for students interested in employment. The department will also offer a workshop in conjunction with the job fairs to aid students in drafting their cover letters and résumés. Once applications have been submitted, student employee candidates may be selected to participate in group interviews and then specific area interviews. After application and interviewing, students who are hired go through an in-service training and orientation program. Schedules are established based on availability. Student wages are based on the position and experience.
Please contact CampusRecJobs@olemiss.edu with any questions pertaining to student employment.
Click here to review the job descriptions for Campus Recreation student employment.
Spring 2019 hiring is complete.
The job fairs are in the Turner Center Game Room from 4-5:45pm on Monday and Tuesday. Meet some of our current staff and receive employment information.
Attendance at one of the two job fairs is required.
The application sessions are in Turner Auditorium 205 at 5:45pm on Monday or Tuesday. Learn application writing strategies as well as helpful interview techniques.
Attendance at one of the two application sessions is highly recommended but not required.
Applicants MUST attend one of the two job fairs to be considered for employment.
The link for the online application will only be emailed to those who attend one of the two job fairs, following the night of job fair attendance.
Note: Students must be logged in to their @go.olemiss.edu account to submit an application.
Cover letter and résumé must be uploaded to the online application in order for the application to be considered complete.
Selected candidates will be invited for first round group interviews on either Sunday, April 14th or Monday, April 15th (time determined by availability indicated on application).
Each group interview will consist of 4 to 6 applicants.
Selected candidates will be invited for second round individual interviews on either Wednesday, April 17th or Thursday, April 18th.
Some areas may require a practical component following second round interviews as well.


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Motors > New Batmobile for MD's Lambo Batman
New Batmobile for MD's Lambo Batman
By Philip Van der Vossen on July 19th, 2012
Remember the Lamborghini driving Batman that was pulled over in the D.C. suburbs for driving without a license plate back in March? We told you all about his story of how he visits sick children in the Hospital with his charity, Superheroes for Kids. We've been following our local hero ever since, and with the new movie hitting theaters, we figured it was time we gave you an update. The caped crusader, Lenny B. Robinson, has recently secured a NEW Batmobile. You may recognize it as the one from the classic 60's television show:
Apparently he custom ordered this beauty 3 years ago, and traveled to British Columbia, Canada in the end of June to pick it up. They call it the Anti-Crime Roadster and you can find full specs and details on the vehicle direct from the source, Unique Movie Cars & Props. That site is kinda crappy, but the detailed list of what is included in this vehicle is absolutely insane. Check out the photos below of this amazing piece of machinery:
So what is Lenny doing with his new Toy? Taking it on a cross-country road trip to visit kids of course! Check out the itinerary for the BAT TOUR:
Over the next couple of days, he will be making a BAT TOUR through Victoria, Canada and surrounding areas. He will also play a special part for various events on Canada Day, July 1st. Beginning July 2nd, Batman will travel into the United States and begin visiting children's hospitals from West to East Coast.
BATSTOP TWO: Seattle Children's Hospital — Seattle, Washington
BATSTOP THREE: Coeur d'Alene, Idaho where he will meet his West Coast Connecton, Liz & Scott Williams. Fourth of July celebrations, children events and visits to local Children's Centers.
BATSTOP FOUR: Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center & Children's Hospital in Spokane, Washington.
BATSTOP FIVE: Shodair Children's Hospital — Helena, Montana
BATSTOP SIX: Sanford Children's Clinic — Sioux Falls, South Dakota
BATSTOP SEVEN: Universiy of Iowa Children's Hospital — Iowa City, Iowa
BATSTOP EIGHT: Children's Hospital of Illinois — Peoria, Illinois
BATSTOP NINE: Riley Hospital for Children — Indianapolis, Indiana
BATSTOP TEN: Nationwide Children's Hospital — Columbus, Ohio
Total Miles: +/- 3200
Total States: 11 plus Canada
Total Travel Days: estimated 21
Here are just a few photos from the stops they've made along the way:
I don't know that I can think of a better example of a dude with money, coming up with a better way to spend it. There is just one problem of course… his costume doesn't fit the era of his new Batmobile. However I think we'll let that slide, since we don't really want to see him posing in tights.
Pimp My Ride: Upgrading Santa's Sleigh
80 Trucks Decorated for Christmas
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PLASTICS and LyondellBasell Collaborate on First Paving Project Using Recycled Plastic
CINCINNATI — The Plastics Industry Association (PLASTICS) in collaboration with LyondellBasell today announced the use of the equivalent of 71,000 plastic retail bags to pave 2,885 square yards of the LyondellBasell Cincinnati Technology Center parking lot in Ohio using recycled polyethylene (rPE).
This was the first installation of the New End Market Opportunities (NEMO) for Film Asphalt Project which added over 4,000 pounds of rPE into hot asphalt. With a focus on extending the life of plastic waste, this research project if successful, could be used in paving a future parking lot using 20,000 pounds of rPE or 1.5 million plastic bags.
"LyondellBasell is a proud member of PLASTICS and we have the opportunity to collaborate on innovative projects often in order to advance recycling and sustainability, not only in the U.S. but around the globe," said PLASTICS' President and CEO Tony Radoszewski. "Through this unique project, the LyondellBasell team demonstrates how all plastic can and should be used to its highest potential."
In early June, PLASTICS announced the completion of research on a new formulation of asphalt binder using the "Dry Process". This is where recycled rPE is incorporated as a solid additive during the asphalt mixture manufacturing process. The formulation offers many of the same benefits of traditional polymer-modified asphalt, including improved performance, and increased lifespan, at a decreased cost.
"We were extremely intrigued by the opportunity to participate and collaborate in this project," said Chuck Holland, Site Manager of the Cincinnati Technology Center. "LyondellBasell is taking a leadership position in sustainability, and this is one step of many that affirms our commitment in playing an active role."
The Cincinnati Technology Center is a state-of-the-art research center and encompasses approximately 260,000 square feet of research and office space. This center assists customers in meeting their business and sustainability goals by developing the most efficient and effective polymer materials required for product performance. LyondellBasell partnered with Colas Solutions, the National Center for Asphalt Technology (NCAT), and Barrett Paving Materials Inc., to bring the project to life.
Colas Solutions is Colas USA technical center, part of the Colas Group, a worldwide leader in transportation infrastructure construction and maintenance. Colas Solutions Cincinnati location and its long experience in the formulation and production of asphalt mixtures modified with rPE using the dry process, provided the opportunity of collaborating with NCAT on this project. Colas Solutions identified an rPE supplier, Domino Plastics; formulated an rPE modified asphalt mixture based on advanced performance testing methods and coordinated production and paving with sister company Barrett Paving.
PLASTICS has long been involved in efforts to further advance traditional mechanical recycling, bioplastics, andresponsible stewardship such as the New End Market Opportunities (NEMO) for Film Asphalt Project, NEMO for End-of-Life Vehicle (ELV) Recycling Project, Operation Clean Sweep (OCS), and more.
To learn more about the NEMO for Film Asphalt Project and additional sustainability efforts from PLASTICS, visit: www.plasticsindustry.org/supply-chain/recycling-sustainability/new-end-market-opportunities-nemo
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Mobile Platform Interoperability? …. Not Without ICEmobile!
Have you ever tried to take a video on your iPhone and send it to a friend for them to view on their Blackberry? Or have you ever made a recording on your Android device and tried to get an associate to play it on their Blackberry or iPhone?


Here's How Much Data The 'Anonymous' Hacker Attack Exposed : The Two-Way A security firm sifting through the stolen data said it found 50,000 credit card numbers, 27,000 phone numbers and 44,000 passwords.
The Guy Fawkes mask has come to symbolize the group Anonymous. This mask was seen during protest in Germany.
-- "50,277 Unique Credit Card Numbers, of which 9,651 are NOT expired."
-- "86,594 Email addresses, of which 47,680 are unique."
-- "27,537 Phone Numbers, of which 25,680 are unique."
-- "44,188 Encrypted Passwords, of which roughly 50% could be easily cracked. 73.7% of decrypted passwords were weak"
-- "13,973 of the addresses belonged to United States victims; the remainder belonged to individuals from around the world."
The firm points out that these were data for Stratfor customers whose names started with the letters A through M. The rest of data are expected to be released in the future.
As All Things D details, Stratfor has promised to inform customers whose data has been compromised by tomorrow and Anonymous is at once "seeking to justify its actions" and distance themselves from the hacking.
"Wired reported that someone who participated in the attack said that a total of four servers were breached, and the data on them wiped. The question that then logically arises is this: What was a firm that's ostensibly in the business of advising business and government clients on security doing about its own?"
For the record, in a statement on its Facebook page, Stratfor said yesterday that Anonymous was not able to break into servers with its client information.
"The disclosure was merely a list of some of the members that have purchased our publications and does not comprise a list of individuals or entities that have a relationship with Stratfor beyond their purchase of our subscription-based publications," the statement said.
Stratfor also advised its clients to keep quiet to avoid retaliation from the hackers.


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The Shillingstone Railway Project (formerly the Shillingstone Station Project) is a heritage railway project based at Shillingstone railway station on the former Somerset and Dorset Joint Railway. It is supported by the North Dorset Railway Trust (NDRT). The medium-term aim is to restore the current leased length of one quarter of a mile: an addition of 1,200 feet (370 m) of single track mainline with a loop through the platforms. The long-term aim is to extend north towards Lamb House Bridge, and to provide a rail link with Sturminster Newton, working in harmony with the North Dorset Trailway. Track has been laid through the station using 95 bullhead rail extending to the Church gate on the current southern boundary.The signal box, coal store, motor trolley hut, permanent way huts, signals and pole route have been rebuilt. The NDRT has rebuilt the 400 foot Down platform wall and replaced and repaired the platform edge slabs. The North Dorset Trailway runs alongside the formation and up over the 395-foot (120 m) 'down' platform. The electrical supply has been improved and the Museum improved. The Station Gardens are also a prominent feature for the 28,000 visitors that come annually. The NDRT membership in 2017 exceeded 200 for the first time.
Type: Museum
Location: St Patrick's Industrial Estate, Station Road, Shillingstone, Blandford Forum
Postcode: DT11 0SA
Website: shillingstone-railway-project.org.uk
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Vice President of Guatemala
Vice President of Guatemala is a political position in Guatemala which is since 1966 elected concurrently with the position of President of Guatemala. The current Vice President is Jafeth Cabrera.
Vice Presidential Flag of Guatemala
Jafeth Cabrera
Mr. Vice President
(informal)
Most Excellent Mr. Vice President of the Republic
(official)
His Excellency
(alternative formal, diplomatic outside of Guatemala)
Guatemalan National Palace
Four years, non-extendable[1]
Inaugural holder
Clemente Marroquín Rojas
Historically, there have been provisions for multiple Vice Presidents or presidential designates elected for one-year-term. The election was carried in Congress of Guatemala. A provision for First and Second Vice Presidents existed 1882-1921, 1921-1928 and 1956-1966. A provision for First, Second and Third Vice Presidents existed 1921 and 1928-1944.
History of the office holders follows.
1882-1921Edit
First Vice President
Second Vice President
Julian Salguero Gen. Manuel Barillas 25 April 1882 27 April 1883 [2]
Gen. José María Orantes Gen. Salvador Arévalo 27 April 1883 30 April 1884 [3]
Alejandro Sinibaldi Gen. Manuel Barillas 30 April 1884 20 May 1885 [4][5]
Gen. Manuel Barillas Gen. Manuel Soto 20 May 1885 1 May 1888 [6]
Gen. Calixto Mendizabal Col. Manuel A. López 1 May 1888 21 May 1889 [7]
Gen. Vicente Orantes Col. Manuel A. López 21 May 1889 10 May 1890 [8]
Rafael Salazar Francisco Fuentes 10 May 1890 28 May 1891 [9]
Feliciano Aguilar Francisco Villela 28 May 1891 14 May 1892 [10]
Manuel Morales Tovar Arturo Ubico 14 May 1892 29 April 1893 [11]
Manuel Morales Tovar Francisco Fuentes 29 April 1893 11 May 1894 [12][13]
Manuel Morales Tovar Arturo Ubico 11 May 1894 6 May 1895 [14]
Manuel Morales Tovar Jesús Portillo 6 May 1895 28 April 1897 [15][16]
Manuel Estrada Cabrera Gen. Manuel Soto 28 April 1897 26 April 1898 [17]
Feliciano Aguilar Gen. Felipe Cruz 26 April 1898 29 April 1899 [18]
Manuel Morales Tovar Gen. Vicente Orantes 29 April 1899 8 May 1900 [19]
Manuel Morales Tovar Gen. Luis Molina 8 May 1900 13 May 1902 [20][21]
José María Reina Andrade Gen. Luis Molina 26 June 1902 30 April 1903 [22]
Gen. Mariano Serrano Muñoz Francisco Alarcón 30 April 1903 28 April 1904 [23]
Francisco Anguiano Francisco Alarcón 28 April 1904 24 May 1907 [24]
Gen. Mariano Serrano Muñoz Juan Barrios M. 24 May 1907 29 April 1910 [25][26]
Matías J. López Gen. Manuel Duarte 29 April 1910 14 May 1911 [27]
Gen. Mariano Serrano Muñoz Gen. Manuel Duarte 14 May 1911 31 May 1912 [28]
Col. Ignacio López Andrade Gen. Manuel Duarte 31 May 1912 30 April 1917 [29][30][31]
Gen. Mariano Serrano Muñoz Gen. Manuel Duarte 30 April 1917 13 April 1920 [32][33][34]
Carlos Herrera José Ernesto Zelaya 13 April 1920 12 April 1921 [35]
1921Edit
Third Vice president
José Ernesto Zelaya Federico Castañeda Godoy Maximiliano de León 12 April 1921 8 December 1921 [36]
Gen. José María Orellana Alberto Mencos 8 December 1921 27 April 1922 [37]
Gen. Jorge Ubico R. Felipe Solares 27 April 1922 28 April 1923 [38]
Gen. Margarito Ariza Francisco Fuentes 28 April 1923 3 May 1924 [39]
Gen. Aurelio Recinos Gen. Antonio Monterroso 3 May 1924 28 April 1925 [40]
Lazaro Chacón Federico Aguilar Valenzuela 28 April 1925 18 December 1926 [41][42]
Gen. Miguel Larrave Federico Aguilar Valenzuela 18 December 1926 30 April 1927 [43]
Gen. Miguel Larrave Gen. Mauro De León 30 April 1927 15 March 1928 [44]
Gen. Mauro de León Rodolfo Sandoval Col. Baudilio Santos Deroga 26 March 1928 15 March 1929 [45]
Gen. Rodolfo A. Mendoza Arturo Ramirez Antonio Rivera 15 March 1929 15 March 1930 [46]
Mario León Baudilio Palma Luis Chacón 15 March 1930 1 January 1931 [47]
José María Reina Andrade Gen. José Reyes Gen. Rodrigo G. Solórzano 1 January 1931 15 March 1931 [48]
Mariano J. López Gen. Rodrigo G. Solórzano Manuel Franco R. 15 March 1931 15 March 1932 [49]
Gen. Factor Méndez Col. Pedro Reyes Reinelas Miguel T. Alvarado 15 March 1932 15 March 1933 [50]
Gen. Factor Méndez Col. Pedro Reyes Reinelas Felipe Samayoa 15 March 1933 15 March 1934 [51]
Gen. Pedro Reyes Reinelas Mariano J. López Col. Carlos Enríquez Barrios 15 March 1934 15 March 1935 [52]
Gen. Pedro Reyes Reynuelas Gen. Carlos Jurado R. José Mariano Trabanino 15 March 1935 15 March 1936 [53]
Eduardo Pérez Figueroa Gen. Carlos Jurado R. Gen. Factor Méndez 15 March 1936 15 March 1937 [54]
Gen. Pedro Reyes Reynelas Eduardo Pérez Figueroa Gen. Carlos Jurado R. 15 March 1937 15 March 1938 [55]
Escolástico de León Gen. Demetrio Maldonado Gen. Juan Alonso 15 March 1938 15 March 1939 [56]
Mariano López Gen. Demetrio Maldonado Gen. Juan B. Alojos 15 March 1939 15 March 1940 [57]
Mariano López Gen. Demetrio Maldonado Gen. Juan Alonso 15 March 1940 15 March 1941 [58]
Mariano López Gen. Demetrio Maldonado Gen. Pedro Reyes Reynelas 15 March 1941 15 March 1942 [59]
Gen. Demetrio Maldonado Carlos Herrera Dorián Gen. Pedro Reyes Renelas 15 March 1942 4 July 1944 [60][61][62]
Gen. Federico Ponce Vaides Gen. Domingo Solares Ramón Calderón 4 July 1944 28 November 1944 [63]
Mario Monteforte Toledo 15 March 1948 15 March 1951 [64]
Miguel Ortiz Passarelli Col. Juan Francisco Oliva 15 March 1956 22 March 1957 Carlos Castillo Armas [65]
Luis Arturo González López Col. Guillermo Flores Avendaño 22 March 1957 9 October 1957 Carlos Castillo Armas [66]
Col. Luis Urrutia de León Carlos Enrique Guillén Rodas 9 October 1957 25 March 1958 Guillermo Flores Avendaño [67]
Clemente Marroquín Rojas Crisóstomo Castillo 25 March 1958 18 March 1959 Miguel Ydígoras Fuentes [68]
Manuel Ralda Ochoa Alberto J. Urrutia Vasconcelos 18 March 1959 23 March 1960 Miguel Ydígoras Fuentes [69]
Abrahan Cabrera Cruz Col. José Francisco Gómez Carranza 23 March 1960 30 May 1961 Miguel Ydígoras Fuentes [70]
Col. Catalino Chávez Pérez Óscar Ubico Zebadúa 30 May 1961 16 March 1962 Miguel Ydígoras Fuentes [71]
Col. Ernesto Molina Arreaga Rubén Flores Avendaño 16 March 1962 15 March 1963 Miguel Ydígoras Fuentes [72]
Col. Catalino Chávez Pérez Joaquín Montenegro Paniagua 15 March 1963 1 July 1966 Enrique Peralta Azurdia [73]
1966 onwardsEdit
Clemente Marroquín Rojas 1 July 1966 1 July 1970 Julio César Méndez Montenegro [74]
Eduardo Cáceres Lenhoff 1 July 1970 1 July 1974 Carlos Manuel Arana Osorio [74]
Mario Augusto Sandoval Alarcón 1 July 1974 1 July 1978 Kjell Eugenio Laugerud García [74]
Francisco Villagrán Kramer 1 July 1978 1 September 1980 Fernando Romeo Lucas García [74]
Óscar Mendoza Azurdia 1 September 1980 23 March 1982 Fernando Romeo Lucas García [74]
Roberto Carpio Nicolle 14 January 1986 14 January 1991 Vinicio Cerezo [74]
Gustavo Adolfo Espina Salguero 14 January 1991 1 June 1993 Jorge Serrano Elías [74]
Arturo Herbruger Asturias 18 June 1993 14 January 1996 Ramiro de León Carpio [74]
Luis Alberto Flores Asturias 14 January 1996 14 January 2000 Álvaro Arzú
Juan Francisco Reyes López 14 January 2000 14 January 2004 Alfonso Portillo
Eduardo Stein Barillas 14 January 2004 14 January 2008 Óscar Berger
José Rafael Espada 14 January 2008 14 January 2012 Álvaro Colom
Roxana Baldetti 14 January 2012 8 May 2015 Otto Pérez Molina
Vacant 8 May 2015 14 May 2015 Otto Pérez Molina
Alejandro Maldonado Aguirre 14 May 2015 3 September 2015 Otto Pérez Molina
Vacant 3 September 2015 16 September 2015 Alejandro Maldonado Aguirre
Juan Alfonso Fuentes Soria 16 September 2015 14 January 2016 Alejandro Maldonado Aguirre [75]
Jafeth Cabrera 14 January 2016 Present Jimmy Morales
List of current Vice Presidents
^ The Constitution does not indicate whether the Vice President can not be re-elected. Article 184.- Election of the President and Vice President of the Republic. The President and Vice President of the Republic shall be elected by the people for a non-extendable period of four years, by universal and secret suffrage. Article 186.- Prohibitions to elect the positions of President or Vice President of the Republic. They will not be eligible for the position of President or Vice President of the Republic: b. The person who exercises the Presidency or Vice Presidency of the Republic when the election for said office is made, or who has exercised it during any time during the presidential period in which the elections are held. Article 187.- The person who has served for any time the office of President of the Republic by popular election, or who has exercised for more than two years in substitution of the owner, may not return to play in any case. The reelection or prolongation of the presidential period by any means, are punishable in accordance with the law. The mandate that is intended to be exercised will be null.
^ Decree 0037[permanent dead link]
^ "Decree 0059". Archived from the original on 5 October 2006. Retrieved 7 November 2009.
^ "Decree 0087". Archived from the original on 2 August 2007. Retrieved 2 August 2007.
^ "Decree 0015". Archived from the original on 3 August 2007. Retrieved 7 November 2009.
^ Decree 2[permanent dead link]
^ https://www.renap.gob.gt/contenido/mario-monteforte-toledo
^ a b c d e f g h "Biografía política de Guatemala". Francisco Villagrán Kramer. 1993.
^ "Guatemala names interim vice president amid political crisis". Inquirer.net. 17 September 2015.
Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Vice_President_of_Guatemala&oldid=875940224"


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Lawi (hebr.: לביא) – kibuc położony w samorządzie regionu Ha-Galil ha-Tachton, w Dystrykcie Północnym, w Izraelu.

Leży na wschód od Jeziora Tyberiadzkiego w Dolnej Galilei.

Członek Ruchu Religijnych Kibuców (Ha-Kibbuc ha-Dati).

Rabinem kibucu był Jehuda Gilad

Historia
Kibuc został założony w 1949 przez religijną organizację młodzieżową z Wielkiej Brytanii.

Gospodarka
Gospodarka kibucu opiera się na intensywnym rolnictwie. Z przemysłu znajduje się tutaj zakład produkujący meble dla synagog i hoteli, głównie dla potrzeb społeczności ortodoksyjnej. Dodatkowym źródłem dochodu jest turystyka.

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne
 Zdjęcie satelitarne kibucu Lawi Google Maps
 Mapa kibucu Lawi

Samorząd Regionu Ha-Galil ha-Tachton
Kibuce


Augusta, Ga. — Clemson senior Alice Hewson fired a three-under-par 69 on Thursday at Champions Retreat in Augusta, Georgia and qualified for the final round of the first Augusta National Women's Amateur Championship. Hewson is one of 30 women's amateur golfers who will play the final round at The Augusta National Golf Club on Saturday. The final round will be shown on national television by NBC Sports.
Hewson finished tied for 11th among the field of the top 72 women's amateur golfers in the world.
Hewson shot a 76 in the first round and stood in 40th place, two shots off the 30-player cutline. After and opening nine of two-under-par 34 on Wednesday, the native of England had difficulty on the back nine, as she shot a six-over par 42.
Playing the back nine first on Thursday, Hewson improved by 10 shots and shot a four-under-par 32, the best nine-hole score by any player on the back nine over the first two rounds. The three-time All-ACC player improved her score on eight of the nine holes on the back nine and made five birdies, also a high for any player on the back nine in the first two rounds.
Hewson made birdies on the 12th 14th, 15th, 17 and 18th holes on the way to her score of 32. That includes a three shot improvement on the par five 14th hole as she scored a double bogey seven in the first round, then made a birdie on Thursday. Her only blemish was a bogey on the par four 16th hole.
Hewson played consistently on the front nine, her last nine of the day, as she made eight pars and a bogey to finish with a 37 on the front and 69 for the day.
"It was a really great day out there today. I worked hard with my coach on the range after my round yesterday and sorted out a few things which gave me more confidence going into today.
.@aliceeehewson is on 🔥🔥🔥 during the second round of the @anwagolf! Making the turn at four-under today, putting her at even par for the two rounds and a tie for 10th!


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the engine to my comprehension is just too complex
one of my favorite indie hip-hop tracks from back when i used to do (1995-1999) is "too complex" by boston's l da head toucha (now better known as ). it came out in 1996 on direct records and was produced by dj shame of the vinyl reanimators. it's a pretty basic production built around a great sample of "loving you, holding you" (which was later used on jay-z's "what the game made me") and a de la soul acappela snippet, but it's simplicity is what makes it so great -- it's a clean, no-frills track that typifies what was great about the boston hip-hop scene of the mid-to-late '90s.
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the de la track to which that snippet comes from, the bizness ft. common, was one of my favorite songs in '96. i remember driving my moms camry on my way to work listening to that song at extremely high levels. oh the ol' days.
PREACH ON THAT BOSTON INDIE INDIE!
This track was on a mixtape that my friend Chic Masters (backpack alert: Binary Star related) made with "DOUGIE STARES"--quite possibly the best dj name ever.
It also had the track "the vaccine" by the pharm on it as well as a pharcyde cut, illanoise by bootcamp, and silent murder by nas. it even had a john klemmer free soul snippet on it--loved that tape.


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Q: Webservice wcf performance counters for queue Am trying to performance test a wcf webservice which should get a lot of traffic. Which performance counters are sensible to use and for which purpose..Naturally I am looking at CPU and RAM, but I would like to know when IIS is queing and when its having trouble...
Any advice on sensible performance counters gratefully received...
Cheers alex

A: MSDN has an entire section on WCF administration and diagnostics, and specifically, for performance counters in WCF.
There are also specific sections for performance counters hosted service calls, as well as for the endpoint and for operations.
I would suggest looking through those first, as there is a good amount of valuable information there.

A: Analysing performance counters is complicated and takes a lot of practice, which is my way of saying that I am not experienced enough to give a complete list.
You are going to look for some specific things to start with.
First off is of course how long it takes to return the webservice calls. This tells you if you even have a performance issue at that load.
Next every one looks at CPU. This really does not tell you a lot however.
RAM is good, but you want to know how often your app is paging to disk, so check the Page Faults/sec.
Check your logical and physical disks for Current Disk Queue Length. If your physical disk is queing at all, you are reading/writing to much to the disk.
Beyond that you would normally be trying to find a specific and likely obscure problem.
I usually take performance testing in stages. Do a first test with the basics and if a particular page is having a problem look at the load it is causing.
If the whole production server is not performing adequately, it is easier to add more hardware, but I prefer looking at the code that is running and make that better.

A: Before you run your performance monitors, you want to add the registry key:
HKLM/Services/CurrentControlSet/service/
  Add ServiceModelService 4.0.0.0
  under that add Performance then add a DWORD FileMappingFile.
  The size for that will be number of services exposed * 33 * 350.

In your config you would then add
<system.ServiceModel>
  <diagnostics performanceCounters="ServiceOnly"/>
</system.ServiceModel>

You can watch the following counters:
CPU / RAM (for memory leaks) / for each service Call and Call Duration as well as Calls Outstanding
CPU will show you how heavily your are saturating your server
RAM will show if you have memory leaks if it continues to grow and grow and grow
Calls will show the number of calls you are getting accumulative,
Calls Per Second will give you the volume you're handling
Calls Outstanding are clients that are waiting because your services could not handle the volume.

If you find some questionable numbers in these groupings then start looking at other elements like Calls Faulted or Calls Failed.  (not sure of the difference between a failure and a fault)
It is rare that you would need to dig further into the issues than what the service only numbers will provide.  When you get into the other two sets of counters your shared memory utilization gets really high.


On April 24th, 2016 the Slow Food West Michigan community gathered together at Harmony Hall for an exceptional 5-Course dinner with Provision Family Farms pork.
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Alphabetical index of Titles appearing in Journals and Newsletters.
Titles in green link to a PDF file of the full text, which will open in a new window.
Newsletters are indicated by the prefix NL before the issue number.
An obituary of the incunabulist & biographer; referred to HW as 'the English Proust'.
37 (Sep. 2001): 79 Response to The Star-born, linking its ethos to the educationalist Rudolf Steiner: 'The individual Self is part of the Self of All'.
An obituary and appreciation of George, well known to many Society members and a regular at meetings, whose other interests included youth movements, the Marines (a distinguished career), a love of music, travelling and walking.
Dr Blench feels that the book is valuable as an accurate and detailed account of HW's life during the war, including full reproduction of his letters home, his diary entries and his military notebooks kept in the battlefield, which also have an historical usefulness as a record of that war. These real -life facts can be related to and compared with his later writings.
A reprint of a review by William Rawling (National Defence HQ, Ottawa, Canada) which first appeared in Albion, vol. 32, no. 1, Spring 2000 (Appalachian State University, Boone, USA) a quarterly journal concerned with British studies. Rawling considers the book, with its multi-level narrative which captures the variety and subtleties that made up a soldier's experience, to be a primary source for the historian of the First World War. Anne Williamson reproduces Henry Williamson's letters home to his mother, his diary entries, and his official field notebooks and interweaves them into commentary on the fabric of the war on the western front in Flanders and at home, his family and friends and the social history of England at that time.
An in-depth investigation into the routine and staff at Colfe's Grammar School as it was at the time HW attended, and comparison with fictional representation in Dandelion Days (1922).
31 (Sep. 1995): 85 A review of Peace in War by Edward Seago (Collins, 1943).
21 (Mar. 1990): 30-4 A description of HW's Norfolk farm prompted by the making of a radio programme.
35 (Sep. 1999): 78-83 Here Richard gives the background to the writing of HW's book about a Reeve's pheasant on the Norfolk Farm, drawing on his own memories and pertinent documents, inc. the importance of music, particularly Bach's B Minor Mass.
An examination of the importance of Phillip's possession of a Decca Trench Gramophone and the effect of his choice of records to play on it, as woven into the war vols of ACofAS. Includes photo and reprod. of contemporaneous advert.
28 (Sep. 1993): 4 A poem referred to in the Editorial and used to preface the essay 'Threnos to T.E. Lawrence' by HW.
27 (Mar. 1993): 38-9 A description of the area known as the Ypres Salient, with reference to The Wet Flanders Plain and the Chronicle.
38 (Sep. 2002): 29-32 Photographs from the archive of HW and family, and places associated with his early life which feature in his published work, including owlets kept briefly by HW and the basis for one of his earliest published newspaper items (see AW, Henry Williamson: Tarka and the Last Romantic, p. 75).
3 (May 1981): 22 Details of photographs of HW and his writing hut in 'The Green Desert' by HW and 'Recognising Henry Williamson' by Daniel Farson.
38 (Sep. 2002): 58 In Moorish costume taken at the Alhambra, Spain , 1903.
15 (Mar. 1987): 8-17 A detailed list of places with their real locations and proper names.
3 (May 1981): 2l-2 A brief recollection of HW's association with the BUF and Oswald Mosley.
29 (Mar. 1994): 34-43 A facsimile of an original manuscript.
35 (Sep. 1999): 18-26 Part 1, 'The Family Background'; Part 2, 'Young Richard Maddison'. An analysis of the role in the Chronicle novels of one of its most central characters, Richard Maddison, who is based on HW's own father, William Leopold Williamson.
36 (Sep. 2000): 76-84 Continuation of this analysis of one of the main characters in A Chronicle of Ancient Sunlight with Part 3 'The Husband', Part 4 'The Father', and Part 5 'Judgement'.
37 (Sep. 2001): 50-7 Peter Lewis continues to analyse the character of Richard Maddison, father of Phillip Maddison (and based on HW's own father), a major character within A Chronicle of Ancient Sunlight, with Part 6 'Special Constable'; Part 7 'Moonlighter'; and Part 8 'Pensioner', including his death from complications after a prostate operation in 1946.
Details of early versions of this novel.
From a typescript found inside a book, giving a short history of the Old Hall from 1573 to 1972.
10 (Oct. 1984): 19-22 The text of a letter sent to Brocard Sewell in 1963 examining The Power of the Dead and the preceding Chronicle novels.
33 (Sep. 1997): 59 A statement of its aims and interests.
A statement from the new Society's President in the first issue of its journal.
Thirty questions, based wholly on The Pathway, to celebrate the 80th anniversary of its publication.
36 (Sep. 2000): 7-25 The background to HW's friendship with Tom and Crystal Radford and their family (particularly Jo Radford) which originated with Gwendoline Dennis of Croyde in the 1920s. The Radford family lived at Ingo Brake, Lydford, the setting for The Star-born. Charles Tunnicliffe stayed with the family while completing the illustrations for the book in early 1933.
12 (Sep. 1985): 30-9 An account of a return to Devon in 1982 for the Society AGM.
13 (Mar. 1986): 30-7 A further instalment of reminiscences inspired by a visit to Devon in 1982.
14 (Sep. 1986): 30-40 The continuation of memories and musings evoked by a return to Devon.
15 (Mar. 1987): 29-40 The concluding article of the series.
Peter Raleigh in The Scandaroon identified as Patrick Foulds.
34 (Sep. 1998): 6-16 A facsimile copy of the manuscript of an early version of an essay later to appear in The Linhay on the Downs.
Memories of inscribed copies of the privately printed first edition.
A description of the booklet which researches a short period in HW's life after the end of the Great War that later formed a backdrop to his early novel The Dream of Fair Women.
An account of the celebrations of this long-lived series of annual local meetings, in which members are encouraged to participate.
An account of this local meeting, with food in HW's writing as its theme.
An account of the meeting.
An account of the meeting, with the theme of the Great War.
An account of the meeting, and Richard Williamson's talk.
An account of the meeting, and the two papers given: Anne Williamson's 'Following a Wild Goose Chase – an extraordinary tale og HW, the King of Redonda and Wilfrid Ewart's Way of Revelation'; and Robert Walker's 'Mackerel for Tea', based on ch. 26 of Donkey Boy and Phillip Maddison's Hayling Island holiday.
19 (Mar. 1989): 24-7 Further comments on HW's writings by E.J. Rogers; also a letter from A.A.J. Smith with HW's reply.
The artist of the Society's new edition of A Clear Water Stream reflects on both the book and its subject, the River Bray at Shallowford.
HW's thoughts as contained in a letter to Fr Brocard Sewell (Editor of The Aylesford Review) after publication of The Phoenix Generation (1965, vol. 12, ACofAS), reprinted from The Aylesford Review, vol. VIII, no. 1, Summer 1966.
34 (Sep. 1998): 74-85 A defence of Field Marshal Haig prompted by a viewing of the film Oh, What a Lovely War!.
4 (Nov. 1981): 17-26 Recollections of HW at Georgeham with advice given to a novice writer.
An obituary of 'Winnie', wife of Sir Maurice Renshaw, who lived in Instow.
11 (Apr. 1985): 29-31 A response to criticism of the Chronicle novels.
7 (May 1983): 21-2 An account of the renewal of the roof of HW's Writing Hut.
37 (Sep. 2001): 71-2 A selection of very short responses to the Spring 2000 investigation (see HWSJ, 36, Sep. 2000 for text of papers presented) of the meaning of this important work within HW's oeuvre by various HWS members.
13 (Mar. 1986): 25-6 Review.
29 (Mar. 1994): 51-8 Contemporary reviews of HW's novel.
Contemporary reviews of HW's novel.
33 (Sep. 1997): 50-3 A mixed reception for the third volume of The Flax of Dream.
32 (Sep. 1996): 66 A note on the origins of the 'Starley Rover'.
A report of a visit by members of the Richard Jefferies Society to Eltham, where he once lived.
30 (Sep. 1994): 54-6 A review of The Second Burst by Sir Alfred Munnings.
A rebuttal, supported by HW's diary entries, of the premiss of M. Coultas's article 'Decline and Fall, Part 1: The Crisis of the Chronicle', which proposed that HW faced a crisis in the writing of the Chronicle in 1963.
18 (Sep. 1988): 16-27 A personal diary of a Society visit in April 1987 to the Somme battlefields.
31 (Sep. 1995): 6-27 A detailed investigation into HW's family tree with reference to the Leavers, Turneys, Shapcotes, Luhns and Williamsons.
31 (Sep. 1995): 90-101 A reprint of a chapter from The Rural Tradition which assesses HW's earlier writing.


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