A small diorama following the sci-fi/fantasy/space-y theme of the Galaxy Raptor; concept ideas include a built up bank with rocks leading down to a pool painted magenta + purple - ie. the 'Arcane' Well - with shiny rocks and crystals scattered around. Main ground will be black/blue/silver with blue and purple washes, and purple moss for accents.
A repaint of the CollectA spinosaurus walking and swimming models as well as PNSO Age of Dinosaurs Toys Spinosaurus baby, painted in the color scheme of an African Wild Dog/African painted dog.
A self-indulgent repaint of an allosaurus in the image of Dinosaur Revolution's allosaurus 'Broken Jaw', from episode 2: 'The Watering Hole'. While I haven't decided which figure I will repaint just yet, I will likely go with Papo's Allosaurus.
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Introducing Scimitar Storm
Scimitar Sportswear are delighted to announce our high performance 7s programme with Loughborough Sport, in a project called Scimitar Storm.
Taking the place of Scimitar Exiles, the all new Scimitar Storm programme will develop both male and female players at Loughborough, specifically working towards a quality, intensive sevens programme.
Scimitar Sportswear continue to be a brand committed to the development of rugby sevens in the UK. As a leading supplier of custom rugby kit, we will be using the platform to develop and showcase our range of elite rugby wear further, for one of the most demanding iterations of the sport.
Adam Church-Millward, Marketing Manager for Scimitar, said: "The opportunity for our invitational sevens teams to work within the world class facilities of Loughborough Sport is unprecedented.
"Together, we're really hoping to that the Scimitar Storm initiative helps push on the development of rugby sevens in the UK and, in kitting the team out with our elite kit for tournaments and training, we're looking to push the boundaries of technical sportswear even further".
The programme will allow the Scimitar Storm teams to use the world class training facilities available at Loughborough, as the Scimitar Storm program looks to work closely with the RFU National schemes. This will culminate in Scimitar Storm attending a number of high profile events on both a domestic and international scale.
Elite Sevens Rugby
James Angove, Director of the Scimitar Storm initiative, told Loughborough Sport: "This is a really exciting opportunity to establish a national, sector leading programme that will provide an opportunity for students to focus on 7s specifically.
"With Scimitar Storm being the vehicle for players to play elite level 7s rugby, being supported by Loughborough Sport means that they we can deliver a high end performance programme. This is an extremely exciting time for both the men's and women's 7s game."
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PG&E finds 'unacceptable' number of safety problems; shuts down power line that started Camp Fire
PG&E says it's making "substantial" progress to comply with its wildfire safety plan, but hasn't met 100 percent of its promised goals.
Author: Brandon Rittiman
Published: 4:11 PM PDT June 19, 2019
Updated: 10:18 AM PDT July 11, 2019
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — EDITOR'S NOTE: This article is part of the ABC10 Originals project FIRE - POWER - MONEY, a documentary series that breaks down California's wildfire crisis into its core elements. In three episodes, we expose the reasons wildfires are deadlier than ever, how PG&E influences our politics despite felony convictions and being blamed for starting fires that killed 107 people, and what it'll cost to pay for the damage and make California safer from fire.
PG&E held a conference call with news reporters on Wednesday, June 19, to share details about the company's inspection program in the wake of deadly fires started by its equipment in 2017 and 2018.
The company found an "unacceptable" number of safety problems on its lines in fire threat zones and has fixed nearly all of the most urgent problems, according to Sumeet Singh, the PG&E vice president in charge of the inspection program.
Singh promised the company would publicly share detailed information about the issues it found by July 15, 2019. He estimated that 15-20 percent of the most urgent safety problems on transmission lines were located on the Caribou-Palermo line, which CAL FIRE says started the deadliest wildfire in state history. The Camp Fire killed 85 people when it burned down the town of Paradise and surrounding neighborhoods in November 2018.
RELATED: 'Every county' has towns that can burn like Paradise, Cal Fire chief says
RELATED: District Attorney says PG&E equipment started Camp Fire, not yet sure if it was a crime
The Caribou-Palermo line has been shut down permanently as a result of the problems found in recent inspections and PG&E says it is reviewing options to replace its function in the power grid. The line has been de-energized since December, 2018.
Here are some additional, key takeaways from Wednesday's conference call with PG&E:
PG&E ALMOST MET ITS PROMISED TARGETS
Singh argued that PG&E made "substantial compliance" with the wildfire safety plan it turned into state regulators, but not 100 percent compliance. How much of a problem that will be for PG&E is up to the regulators at the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) and one federal criminal court judge.
PG&E is currently serving a sentence of probation for six federal felony convictions it earned after the 2010 San Bruno gas explosion. After violating the terms of its probation, Judge William Alsup ordered PG&E, among other things, to comply with the wildfire safety plan it submitted to the state.
RELATED: Federal judge bans PG&E payments to shareholders until it improves fire safety
Singh said PG&E managed to perform visual or aerial inspections of 98 percent of the high-voltage transmission lines it owns in fire threat zones and 99 percent of the neighborhood-level distribution equipment. It also inspected all of its substations in the fire threat zones.
The company reported that these inspections covered a combined 31,000 miles of line. Inclement weather and higher than normal snowpack prevented PG&E from inspecting every mile of line that it wanted to do.
The company fixed all of the "top priority" problems it found in its substations and transmission equipment and 97 percent of the problems in its distribution equipment, according to Singh.
THEy FOUND A LOT OF PROBLEMS
PG&E said that it found 100 of those top priority problems on its transmission lines, another 100 in its substations and about 1,000 on distribution lines. Those problems included worn hooks, like the one PG&E says was found at the origin point of the Camp Fire, and are serious enough to need immediate repair.
However, there are thousands more problems to fix. Singh says the company estimates it has as many as 4,000 more "secondary" problems that it designates as needing repair within 90 days. A company representative says the data about these secondary problems is still being reviewed.
FIRE SAFETY WILL COST CUSTOMERS
PG&E initially estimated its current wildfire safety efforts will cost $1.7 – 2.3 billion, which it is seeking to pass on to customers. Singh said there's no final cost yet as the work is ongoing, but that it's "trending" toward the higher end of the range and may even cost more.
Part of that reason is because PG&E had to hire 2,000 linemen from outside of California to come in and help, which costs more money than hiring people who already live here.
In a recent interview with ABC10, Michael Picker, outgoing president of the California Public Utilities Commission [CPUC], said customers should expect bills to increase in the coming years.
"We are gonna approve more money to all the electric utilities because the world has changed and they're gonna have to step up their game," Picker said.
HOW EFFECTIVE ARE THE INSPECTIONS?
After the Camp Fire, PG&E revealed that it had done an aerial inspection of the Caribou-Palermo line only two months before the disaster.
The company told the federal judge that the line should have had a "detailed inspection" every five years and was due for the next one in 2019. The 2014 detailed inspection found no issues on the tower that apparently failed the day the Camp Fire started.
RELATED: PG&E details inspection of power line in Camp Fire investigation
However, the company also reported that it took seven years to replace connectors that were flagged as problematic in the 2009 inspection. Singh told reporters that PG&E is working to digitize its process for handling issues that it finds in inspections, so that repairs don't get lost in a paper trail.
He did not explain the level of detail that the current aerial imagery is capable of providing to the engineers in charge of reviewing it.
HEAR IT FOR YOURSELF: Sumeet Singh, the PG&E vice president in charge of the inspection program, hosts a call with reporters to discuss the inspection program:


A look at recently completed brand room at JustFab's headquarters. Image courtesy of Laurel & Wolf.
JustFab, an e-commerce company with 2 million members, drank deeply from the Internet's Kool-Aid.
When designing its recently unveiled "brand room," or showroom/meeting space for its sprawling headquarters in El Segundo, Calif., a short drive from LAX airport, it worked with Laurel & Wolf Interior Design. It is an online platform for people to collaborate with interior designers.
JustFab is part of the TechStyle Fashion Group family of brands which includes Shoedazzle, Fabletics and FabKids.


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Q: Samsung Xpress C460fw can't scan Previously had HP Pavilion laptop all was good but motherboard died.  Bought new computer installed Linux and Win 10, duel boot.  Printer works well under Windows 10.  However, in Linux printer prints but scanner is detected and turns on but won't start to scan.

A: Found two Linux drivers for the Xpress C460fw :

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*Web-page Xpress C460FW Multifunction Colour Laser Printer,
with
Printing and Scan Driver V1.00.36_00.91 for Linux
dating from 2015.

*Web-page Samsung C460FW Driver
with
Samsung C460FW Linux Printer Driver
from 2014.
Before installing, ensure you can re-install your current Linux driver,
just in case the new driver doesn't work at all.

A: After much trial and error finally got the scanner to work:-
Download driver from:
https://support.hp.com/gb-en/drivers/selfservice/samsung-xpress-sl-c460-color-laser-multifunction-printer-series/17157233/model/17157235
Then followed instructions at:
https://easylinuxtipsproject.blogspot.com/p/samsung-printers.html
Modifying the file name to that of the downloaded driver.
Thanks to all the comments received which put me on the right track.

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I am working with several multi disciplinary consultancies who have offices dotted around London and the South East who are looking to develop their Fire Safety team with the addition of a Fire Risk Assessor. My clients are on the lookout for a competent FRA to manage all aspects in regards to fire prevention and safety. My client manage a portfolio of residential (both public and private sector), education, healthcare and commercial schemes throughout London. The Fire Risk Assessor will be responsible for all legal and statutory requirements and that all fire safety regulations under current codes of practice are addressed across a complex and multi-site organisation.
Provide expert professional advice to all senior management on current fire safety legislation, provide expert specialist and professional fire information service for all projects, provide advice to other clients/partners, directors and senior management.
The post holder will be responsible for the effectiveness of comprehensive fire safety training programme.
The ability to develop and lead on policies, strategies and for implementation of the organisations fire compliance.
Lead and manage fire team staff across the organisation.
Implement regular fire safety audits and risk assessment for all departments.
Provide and maintain audit records of staff training.
The main focus on the role is to carry out fire risk assessments housing stock properties/buildings.
Manage and implement regular fire safety audits on an annual, 24month and 36-month basis and risk assessments.
Responsible for the provision and maintenance of firefighting equipment and fire safety signs.
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In return the organisations offer a competitive package with a clear progression throughout the companies structure.
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My email is poulamig3@gmail.com and preferred format is ePub.
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I would love to review this! But I haven't read the first two books.
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Whoa…I just read the blurb for Chained and I am very interested in that. Stories like that always pique my interest, when humanity has done something that comes back to bite them.
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I already bought it :). I always buy books I plan to review.


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They will set up an advisory council on mental health and addictions
Salud will constitute an advisory council on mental health and addictions.
The Ministry of Health called on organizations associated with the field of mental health and problematic consumption to apply for the formation of an advisory council with the aim of preparing proposals for the application of National Law 26657 on mental health.
Published in the Gazette this Wednesday through Resolution 3672/2022The Health portfolio formalized the call to create an Honorary Advisory Council on Mental Health and Addictions for the period 2023-2027.
to call The ministry said that organizations associated with the field of mental health and problematic consumption that work "in accordance with the guidelines of the regulations on this matter" may apply.
In this sense, organizations of users of mental health and family services will be taken into account; unions that group activists in the mental health and addictions fields; and associations and colleges of professionals in the field of mental health and addictions.
Also, civil society organizations that work in the areas of mental health, human rights and psychosocial disabilities, among other related issues; and educational spaces.
for the selection of institutions The health portfolio will take into account their history and commitment to the issue of mental health and human rights and the full implementation of the National Mental Health Act.
Similarly, it will consider the level of representation and seniority of the organization; federal distribution of advisory councils; The quality of the presented guarantees and the scope of its activities.
applying organization They have to send all the documents along with the relevant background information within 45 calendar days from the publication of the call in the Official Gazette.
The necessary documents can be consulted on the Internet.
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2017 -18 academic year data will be published here in late October, early November when the results have been verified and the National Averages are approved.
Overall 81% achieved expected level or above in Reading, Writing and Maths.
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Anthem is early adopter of next-era Oracle online learning software
Anthem is planning to go live with the Oracle Learning Cloud to improve reporting and analytics and to allow subject matter experts to create and publish their own content.
Anthem, a health benefits provider, is preparing to deploy the Oracle Learning Cloud in a major move to access...
more advanced reporting and analytics and to empower employees to generate their own content.
Anthem, an early adopter of the online learning software, plans to start a pilot in July with 500 to 1,000 employees and then go live in January for 53,000 employees and about 7,000 contractors, according to Rochelle Wright, a senior manager in HRIS at Anthem.
"I am very excited," Wright said during an event at Oracle HCM World in Boston. "It is definitely a game changer for us."
Learning could empower SMEs
With the Oracle online learning software, she said, Anthem plans to empower employees, especially subject matter experts (SMEs), to create and publish short videos or other content and bypass a traditional support model.
Currently, Wright said, to get content posted on the learning management system, a SME must reach out to the learning team and work with an e-learning designer or content developer. But she said Anthem wants to give SMEs enough flexibility to react more quickly to deliver content to meet the needs of employees.
The Oracle Learning Cloud makes it easier for users to make and post content. With the learning cloud, SMEs could create and publish the videos themselves without having to first work with the learning team under Anthem's existing stringent support model, Wright said.
"They can put out those sort of quick hit, short shelf life, microlearning types of content," Wright said.
That will save time for the content development team and the team can focus more on full-blown quality e-learning, she said.
Rochelle Wright, a senior manager in HRIS at Anthem, speaks at the 2017 Oracle HCM World conference.
Tools to maintain standards
To help maintain standards, the learning cloud has an option for users to report content that is inappropriate or a violation of guidelines.
In addition to enabling self-posting of content, the Oracle Learning Cloud includes "very robust" reporting tools, Wright said. Dashboards for managers will display the learning status of employees who report to them, helping assure that compliance courses are completed.
"During compliance training that will be very powerful," Wright said.
Anthem, headquartered in Indianapolis, plans to use the Oracle learning module as part of an Oracle human capital management (HCM) Cloud suite. Anthem went live with Oracle HCM Cloud Goals Management in early 2015, then performance management at the end of that year, and in February of last year, the company deployed the compensation module for bonuses and incentive pay. Anthem is replacing its Saba learning management system with the Oracle online learning software, she said.
The Oracle Learning Cloud, which the vendor dubbed the "YouTube of the enterprise" when it was unveiled two years ago, has been available for purchase since the fall of 2015 and was scheduled to be fully developed over three years, according to Oracle.
Sample screen shot of the Oracle Learning Cloud. On top, the application allows a user to click an icon to share an article, publish a video or author a tutorial and a personalized feed; on the left, tracks required, voluntary or recommended learning.
Tracking and reporting is critical
The online learning software allows employees to produce and distribute video tutorials, provides pathways or collections of content on a certain subject, and allows managers to report and track the more prolific contributors of content, most popular content and learning assignments, according to Oracle.
"Tracking and reporting is critical to us," Wright said.
Managers, experts on topics and administrators can run groups for specific training and manage membership and learning assignments based on business rules, according to Oracle. For example, users can create groups for sales or new hire training and members can recommend learning items to other members and collaborate socially.
Learning grows in HR tech spending
Anthem is going live with the Oracle Learning Cloud as employee training overall is becoming more important at many companies. In 2017 Global Human Capital Trends, a Deloitte Consulting global survey of 10,400 businesses and leaders in human resource management (HRM), among 10 HR trends learning was ranked the second most important trend, up from fifth last year, and new employee learning systems were the fastest-growing segment in HR technology spending.
"Companies are seriously looking at replacing their employee learning infrastructure and shopping for new tools at all levels of the learning technology stack," the Global Human Capital Trends report said.
In addition, the survey noted that companies are seeking curated content, video and mobile learning, microlearning, and ways to integrate and harness the exploding library of external online courses and video available on the internet.
Vendors are moving to meet the demand. In addition to Oracle's learning software, Josh Bersin, principal and founder of Bersin by Deloitte, the research group of the human capital management (HCM) business at Deloitte Consulting, cites learning software from Workday, SAP Jam, SumTotal, Saba and Cornerstone OnDemand, along with new tools from innovative vendors such as Grovo, LinkedIn Learning, Degreed, Pathgather and EdCast.
The Oracle Learning Cloud will allow Anthem to provide "just in time learning" by putting videos in its corporate portal, other talent-management modules in the suite or other applications used by employees, she said. Learning can be pushed to users, meaning training can be provided when it is needed, according to Oracle.
Oracle Learning Cloud follows Taleo
Users of older Taleo online learning software could face a difficult decision about whether to change to the more advanced Oracle Learning Cloud.
Oracle bought Taleo in 2012 and launched the Oracle Taleo Learn Cloud Service before it released the learning cloud in the early fall of 2015.
During HCM World, a couple of users questioned an Oracle director about the process for moving from Taleo to the learning cloud.
Kautul Mehta, director of HCM Cloud product strategy at Oracle, said the Oracle Learning Cloud should have all planned functions by the summer of 2018 and that it would be up to each Taleo customer to decide whether to switch to the learning cloud and the timing of any change.
He cautioned that it would be a "reimplementation" to move from Taleo to the learning cloud, requiring data migration and evaluation of business processes.
At least one other user said she wants to wait to implement the Oracle Learning Cloud.
Francesca Cantarella, director of global HR systems and benefits at Conservation International, a nonprofit based in Arlington, Va., said her organization decided against an implementation of the Taleo learning software as part of a cloud-based package it purchased from Oracle. She said the learning cloud would offer more innovative features such as an option for offline mobile support to help employees in remote parts of the world.
Employees can complete an assignment off the internet. When a device connects online again, it synchronizes the learning assignment progress and completion status with the server, according to Oracle.
Learning to drive performance
"It will be extremely powerful to drive learning and impact performance," Wright said.
The Learning Cloud will be valuable for onboarding and executive development programs, she said.
For example, as new hires join Anthem, they will be able to connect to a group of employees who are taking the same courses and use the Oracle Social Network to share knowledge within the same cloud-based platform that provides the content, she said.
The platform is visually appealing and highly graphical, Wright said. One cool feature provides a snippet of a video to introduce a course, similar to a movie trailer, she said.
A search function also encourages peer-to-peer learning. "If you happen to take a tutorial and you like what you learned and you believe that person puts out good content, you can follow the expert by searching for their name and getting back all that content," she said.
Anthem currently uses a highly customized Microsoft SharePoint platform for classroom social learning and Wright said she is highly confident Anthem can transition to the Oracle Learning Cloud for that purpose.
The social capabilities will be essential for the success of so-called "flipped classrooms," which permit sharing of short videos, blogs or question and answer pieces ahead of formal discussions or projects in a class.
"We need to have the ability to deliver video, multimedia rich content, to provide that YouTube-like experience," she said.
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Q: Use the Object that is calling the method Apologies for the terribly worded question, but I'm a bit new to Java and still a bit unsure how to word my problems/ not really sure if it's possible to do what I want to.
I have a class called ClassA which has a trivial method returnInt that looks something like this:
public class ClassA {

private int numberino;

public ClassA(Int int) {
   this.numberino = int;

public boolean isPositive(){
   if (this.numberino > 0){
      return true;
   return false;

public int returnInt() {
   final int addVal = 2;
   int sum = 1
   sum = addVal*numberino + sum;
   return sum;

}

Now when I call this method in another main loop, like:
ClassA temp = new ClassA(7);
temp.returnInt();

My question is, is there anyway I can pass the object temp into the returnInt() method, so I could perhaps use the isPositive(int) method on it without changing the structure (by passing in an argument) of the returnInt() method?
Something like this is how I would imagine it being (but I know it's wrong);
public int returnInt() {
   final int addVal = 2;
   int sum = 1
   if (temp.isPositive()){
       sum = addVal*numberino + sum;
   }
   return sum;

Where that temp is Object being created and the method returnInt() is the method being used from it.
I hope that makes sense.
Thanks!

A: returnInt is an instance method of ClassA, so it can call any method of ClassA. There's no need to pass anything.
public int returnInt() {
   final int addVal = 2;
   int sum = 1
   if (isPositive()) { // or this.isPositive() if you want to be explicit
       sum = addVal*numberino + sum;
   }
   return sum;
}


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The White Rose
Immediately following a public screening at a local university for the German flick The Nasty Girl (1990) aka Das schreckliche Mädchen—a kosher kraut comedy if there ever was one about a busybody bitch of a young broad who takes it upon herself to prove and expose the fact that many people from her own hometown were nefarious Jew-slaying National Socialists—I was intrigued to see a Jewish man get up and question the seemingly unending self-loathing of modern day Teutons and their pathetic and perverse pathological proclivity toward apologizing for the supposed crimes of their fathers and grandfathers. The Brechtian piece of celluloid barf, The Nasty Girl, was directed by an ethno-masochistic far-leftist feminist Bavarian by the name of Michael Verhoeven, who is the prodigal pussy son of National Socialist propagandist filmmaker Paul Verhoeven (of no relation to the Dutch Robocop director of the same name). Undoubtedly, if Verhoeven inherited anything from his father, it was his propensity for making celluloid propaganda, albeit of a lunatic left-wing fashion as if the auteur was trying to make up for every ostensible cinematic wrong his padre made, while at the same reaping scorn on said padre in a manner not unlike how Thomas Harlan (Torre Bela, Wundkanal) would dedicate his entire commie celluloid career to trashing his father Veit Harlan's legacy as the Third Reich's greatest high-camp auteur. Seeing that Michael Verhoeven is a sort of celluloid cuckold who oftentimes portrays fiery yet pedomorphic females as absolutely revolting revolutionary heroes, it was only natural that he would direct Die Weiße Rose (1982) aka The White Rose, a film about the so-called 'resistance group' of the same name whose most famous member, Sophie Scholl, and her brother and four other members were arrested by the Gestapo and inevitably beheaded via guillotine in 1943. Naturally, since they stood up to Uncle Adolf and his regime by passively protesting through the pansy power of leaflets/articles (none of which were actually written by Sophie Scholl), the murdered members of the White Rose are now considered martyrs and their little legacies have since been lamentably eulogized to great acclaim by films like Verhoeven's The White Rose, a agitprop and sociopolitical puffery piece directed by a would-be-auteur whose hatred of his own ancestry and heimat are all the more potent than his rather vapid and vain artistry. If you like the sentimental stupidity of holocaust hogwash like Jakob the Liar (1999) and The Boy in the Striped Pajamas (2008) and philistine feminist flicks like The Lost Honour of Katharina Blum (1975) and North Country (2005), The White Rose might be the perfect film for you.
Opening with the quote, "If a wave of protest rolls across the country, if "it's in the air," when many people join, then, in one last powerful effort, we can get rid of this system," which was apparently taken from the first leaflet from "The White Rose," it is quite obvious from the get go of The White Rose that director Verhoeven actually believes the Scholl siblings posed a bigger threat than they did. The year is 1942 and the place is Munich, Germany. The 21-year-old college student Sophie Scholl (played by Lena Stolze, who also played Scholl in Percy Adlon's Fünf letzte Tage (1982) aka Five Last Days the same year) is an annoying, cutesy girl who thinks she can get away with everything because of said conspicuous cuteness, so when she discovers that her brother Hans (Wulf Kessler) and his 'Christian socialist' comrades, all students at Munich University as well as a subversive philosophy professor Kurt Huber (Martin Benrath), have started a softcore anti-violent resistance group called the "White Rose," she makes it her business to join, despite her bro's objections. By anonymously distributing pamphlets about how the Nazis are the "master racists" and painting anti-Hitler graffiti on public walls, the White Rose begins developing a sort of unofficial following, which naturally irks local National Socialists, who inevitably bring in the Gestapo to rid Munich of the pacifist virus. Meanwhile, Sophie is in a relationship with a tall, dark, and handsome Luftwaffe pilot named Fritz (Ulf-Jürgen Wagner) who has been sent away to fight on the Eastern Front, likes to make childish jokes, and looks strangely like his girlfriend's brother. Naturally, The White Rose features superlatively sensationalized Spielberg-esque scenes (aka 'holocaust porn') of tall, blond, and handsome Aryan soldiers stripping poor innocent Jews of their clothes and executing them with the same robotic and detached precision as cyborg Herr Schwarzenegger in The Terminator (1984). After a nauseatingly nasty Nazi Gauleiter makes an unpopular 'anti-feminist' speech at Munich University about why young women should spend their time breeding strong Aryan boys instead of becoming second-rate intellectuals and whatnot, the White Rose gains more support, but it cannot save its members from a deadly date with the ungodly guillotine. Although not contributing to any of the White Rose writings, Sophie demonstrates her dedication to the cause by rather conspicuously purchasing 50 postage stamps, as well as posing as a secretary, so she can steal tons of paper. After siblings Sophie and Hans Scholl, as well as their comrade Christoph Probst (Werner Stocker) are caught distributing naughty anti-Nazi articles at the university, they are arrested by the ghastly Gestapo, firmly questioned, and swiftly executed. Of course, only the most patently pernicious and excessively evil regime in human history could the make the head roll of a pretty pedomorphic humanist Christian girl.
Rather absurdly, in a 2003 poll for the show Unsere Besten ("Our Best") broadcasted by the German public television channel ZDF, Sophie and Hans Scholl were voted the fourth "most important Germans of all time" by the German public, even beating Bach, Bismarck, Goethe, and Gutenberg, thus demonstrating the overwhelming sense of guilt the modern Teutons have as a result of the Third Reich. Additionally, what seems all the more absurd is the fact that Claus von Stauffenberg—an infinitely braver man who actually went into the 'belly of the beast' and attempted to assassinate Hitler and 'take back' Germany from nefarious Nazi hands—was not considered greater than the Scholl siblings whose patently passive actions were ultimately futile and whose legacy is mostly superficial as rare gentle Germans who 'resisted Nazism' in the now-cliche bourgeois leftist university protestor sort of way. Of course, as Hollywood's holocaust campaign grows more hostile as the decades pass, Sophie Scholl has only become all the more popular as demonstrated by the mainstream kraut flick Sophie Scholl – The Final Days (2005), which is quite similar but ultimately inferior to Verhoeven's similarly aesthetically and melodramatically mundane The White Rose, although it would win two Silver Bear awards, including for Best Director and Best Actress (Julia Jentsch) at the 2005 Berlinale Film Festival, on top of being nominated in September 2005 for an Oscar in the category of Best Foreign Language Film. Indeed, rather unfortunately, it seems the White Rose myth will continue to live on cinematically, with Michael Verhoeven's The White Rose being the odious archetype for an almost imaginary anti-Nazi resistance that achieved virtually nothing except posthumous fame created by largely self-loathing and left-leaning Germans looking for any example and/or proof that not all krauts were demonic kike-haters. Of course, if Germany won the Second World War, who would still know the names Sophie and Hans Scholl today?!
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There are 88 photos for this trigpoint (view album).
Started from Higher Brock Bridge on a circular 6.5 mile walk. Great view today from trig.
Parked in one of the carparks on the East side of the hill. Wandered up to the pillar using one of the many paths. Like the topo on the pillar looks to have been integrated into the spider cleverly. Flush bracket well polished as is the topo plate, obviously spends a lot of time being a seat. Views limited for tree growth.
Visit in darkness. Topograph incoporated into top spider has an original look about it.
Brass topograph embedded in top. �1 to park by visitor centre before 5 pm. Cobbled path to top.
Another hill which for some reason we've driven right past before, road conditions initially not great - but not as bad as to east and north. Grey presages squally wet weather later - but magical and white to start - Parlick and the 007 conifer plantation highlights - looks like trig used to be blue.
Parked at the visitors centre and followed the footpath up. Views of Morcambe bay, Lakeland fells and Bowland fells to the North.
Parked in the car park to the south and followed the decent tracks to the pillar. At the top were a couple of lads laying paths and a plinth around the pillar apparently been at it for 3 months. Limited views but pleasant country park which I'll explore when I have more time. Anyway back to the M6 jams.
Revisit wasn't going to bother with this one but was glad i did as there was a cafe and toilets which enabled me to wash my hands which were dirty after all the blocks.Gladly paid a � 1 to park up with the good paths it felt like walking on air after the mudbath of longridge fell! The trig was in vgc and good views again had a brew and a cake in the cafe on my return.
Parked at the visitors centre. no drama. I can imagine the views are great in summer, just not today. Spider replaced with "viewing dial" not sure I approve l.
Extremely foggy, disappointed to not be able to see Fair Snape and Parlick from summit. Will revisit in better weather.
Parked just before visitor centre and walked up through the forest. Good views from the trig over Blackpool and Nicky Nook.
Sauntered up from Quarry car park Still views of Bowland fells if little else.
A not too hurried ascent by bike up from Preston station. Honoured to grab the 100th log for this fine Lancastrian pillar.
not much of a view for all the trees.. very accessible though.
what could be a super view blocked out at least two thirds by conifers. trig has had so much paint on it it now looks messy. theres been a topo added at expense of the spider and some sort of plaque added above the fb. plaque has been removed and now looks worse for it. trig is cracked around the base. easy stroll up from free parking but its a bit of a let down really. longridge fell comands a far better view for little more effort.
W/- Gill, John, Preston & Logan.
Lovely spot. Easy wander up from the visitor centre car park. Nice views west-ish towards the Wyre and over to the south Lakes. FB faces E-ish with W-ish sighthole open only. Topographic rose with spider incorporated.
From visitor centre on an overcast day.
Approached via a very boggy path from the top car park E of the trig.
Cobbled area surrounding trig, as at Mam Tor. Brass indicator plate on top with centre missing.
Beacon Fell (Longridge) The FB.
lovely views here this morning.
Easy stroll especially when fortified with a bacon barmcake from the cafe.
cap missing. spider converted to include topograph. acting as local scout group checkpoint today,.
Parked by the visitor centre. Fell was swarming with walkers & dogs... presumably where you escape to from Preston when fed up with the relatives at Christmas.
Parked on Beacon Fell Rd to North. Up through woods, then up obvious path to top. Really nice spot.
HISTORY: Pillar completed 17th July 1948 costing �12.14s.0d. Computed as tertiary triangulation station SD74/T17 in 1948. Levelled for height in 1961. Last maintained by the OS in April 1966. SITE VISIT: Approached from north. Parked NE side of road, north of junction at SD601442, same parking for Fair Snape Fell. Walked roads to SD604438 then RoW network to trig. Pillar leaning forwards possible due to subsidence of foundation, additional concrete to support base added. Also appears to have taken a hit from a farm vehicle. Spider retains original centre cap with shallow engraved letters. Flush bracket faces northwest, ~325�. All sight holes open, innards filled with debris. 315� panoramic outlook with remainder centred on southwest blocked by trees around farm buildings. Also tree adjacent to pillar obstructs smaller portions of panorama.
Circular five+ mile walk from brockmill car park, nr higher Brock bridge. Bright windy day. Good views.
Circular walk from visitors centre. Misty day.
Out doing a bit og geocaching.
Great views on a lovely autumn day.
Located today whilst walking on the fell.
Nice plate on top showing directions and distances to Lakes, IoM, N Wales, Fylde, Pendle Hill etc.
Beacon Fell Trig Beacon Fell Country Park is one of the oldest in the country, being designated in 1970. It is 10 miles bike ride from Preston and well signposted from the Lancashire Cycle way. The Country Park consists of woodland, moorland and farmland. The summit is 873 feet above sea level and offers spectacular views of the Forest of Bowland and Morecambe Bay. On a clear day it is even possible to see the Isle of Man. There is an abundance of wildlife for those who are prepared to be observant. Rabbits and hares are frequent and are easily spotted. Roe deer are a little more elusive, but patience may well be rewarded! Stoats and weasels can be seen running across the road or clambering over the dry stone walls. As many as 11 species of dragonflies and damselflies may be seen around the ponds during the summer months.
Top plate distances and directions to lvar ocations Beacon Fell Country Park is one of the oldest in the country, being designated in 1970. It is 10 miles bike ride from Preston and well signposted from the Lancashire Cycle way. The Country Park consists of woodland, moorland and farmland. The summit is 873 feet above sea level and offers spectacular views of the Forest of Bowland and Morecambe Bay. On a clear day it is even possible to see the Isle of Man. There is an abundance of wildlife for those who are prepared to be observant. Rabbits and hares are frequent and are easily spotted. Roe deer are a little more elusive, but patience may well be rewarded! Stoats and weasels can be seen running across the road or clambering over the dry stone walls. As many as 11 species of dragonflies and damselflies may be seen around the ponds during the summer months.
Easy access as it's in a country park.Fine Views of Parlick & Fair Snape fell.
My First Logged Trig Point - Found with Jamie after doing TPCT's 'Where's Wallace' Geocache Series.
Nice easy one this,pleasant walking on good paths throughout the park & great views over the Bowland fells. Used to come here often in my youth but not been for at least 20 years,nice to revisit.
Parked in top car park easy path to top,lots of family groups out walking.trig has great views especialy out to sea, Trig in vgc wih diretion indicator on top plastic plug pillar painted white .
Very easy to access the summit from the free car park at the Beacon Fell country park, nice views of the forest of Bowland and to Morecambe Bay,even across to The Isle of Man on a clear day. An excellent fell to escape the crowds,and meet friendly walkers with their dogs.
Tasha and Spencer,Beacon Fell summit.
Accessible and visible. Passed whilst walking part of the Trans Pennine Way (Garstang to Ripon. Easy route up Beacon Fell, just follow the Fell Top path from the Information Centre. Pillar in good condition, painted white with plastic plug which is surrounded by a toposcope.
Handy location to walk dog before long journey home. Area at summit of country park is clear of trees. Pillar looks a bit battered but is sound. A toposcope fitted to top must be very old as a lot of directions are blocked by tree growth. It is shaped to fit nicely onto spider plug is. A plaque was presumably fitted once above FB but only fixing mounting remains. White paint but looks as though it was once bright blue and light green at other times.
Good stroll around thr country park - busy on a beautiful afternoon. Excellent views.
Pillar in good condition, except for missing plaque on the side (wonder what it said). Spider substituted by toposcope, which is now getting rather worn and polished, and Plug replaced by plastic insert. Good views to NW, but views in most other directions obstructed by trees. Another one with a paved area round the pillar to counter human erosion in a very popular location.
Small plate missing and a few bits of render chipped off, otherwise good.
Excellent views out of all proportion to the effort involved!
Rubbish weather and forgot GPS/camera. Could just make out the coast, but got good views of the fells/hills to the North. Views to the South obstructed by forest. Interesting "distance to..." plate on the top.
Liked that there was a toposcope on top of the pillar. Some views obscured by trees. A hazy sunny evening but could see Blackpool Tower and Pleasure Beach from the viewpoint near the Information Centre.
Small chunk out at base; spider replaced by viewfinder with metal plug. Plaque missing. Hilltop overrun by scouts.
Nice views from here, especially when visibility so good.
Found while geocaching. Interesting view marker on the top. Clear today but foggy out west on the other side of the M6. Not enough time today for Fair Snape Fell unfortunately.
Found while Geocaching. Nice Views.
We parked at the parking spot to the East and walked up from there. Good views from the trig which has had it's top converted into a viewfinder. It looks like there was a plaque of some sort at one time but this has now gone. Plastic plug in middle of viewfinder.
View point in top. Good views especially to NE.
No grid ref or photo taken here. Was running the permanent orienteering course when the thunder turned up. Quick visit to the summit to bag ttheClem and ran back to the woods very fast!! Ran the rest of the course in torrential rain, ommiting the last legs over the open fell at the top. Managed to finishing changing out of the wet kit as the first chavs of the evening turned up clutching their lagaer andvodka bottles - close! They know when the wardens knock off. Pillar is in good condition, metalwork polished by all the visitors. The top has a toposcope embeded in it. I did not linger to read it.
Beacon Fell Storm clouds from the carpark.
Found while caching for 'Falcons on the Fell'. I think the listed bracket number is wrong as you can see from the photo it is S4701 not S4071.
29/30 for the day. Great area!
Easily approached from the car park.
Summit white pillar set in concentric rings of cobbles and approached by cobbled footpaths. View of Parlick to the north.