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filed: December 28, 2010 • Nebraska
Wind export law can cope with economy, observers say
Credit: By Art Hovey, Lincoln Journal Star, journalstar.com 27 December 2010 ~~
Invenergy, the first wind-power company to take advantage of Nebraska's new wind export law, has been running into some economic headwinds recently in Virginia and other states.
In some cases, state regulators wrestling with recessionary concerns have been unwilling to give the go-ahead to proposals to sell wind power because of the impact on utility rates.
But Chicago-based Invenergy already has the go-ahead from the Nebraska Power Review Board for its $448 million Prairie Breeze project, which calls for as many as 133 wind turbines spread across 60 square miles of Boone and Antelope counties.
And wind energy advocates in Nebraska say state regulators aren't likely to get in the way of future projects meant for export and for power purchases from areas of the country with bigger energy appetites.
Before passage of a 2010 law that allows for Certified Renewable Export Facilities, "there was only so much wind energy," said Omaha attorney David Bracht, "because the power system here was really focused on just developing power for Nebraska."
"LB1048 allows wind farms to be constructed specifically for the export market," Bracht said. "What LB1048 did for wind is what we've always been able to do with cattle."
Most of the state's beef, he noted, is consumed elsewhere also.
Journal Star attempts to ask Invenergy officials about what's been happening with their projects in other states produced only a sunny prepared statement about Prairie Breeze from Mark Jacobson, the company's director of business development.
"We look forward to working with our host community and contributing to its economic development by providing jobs, tax revenue, and payments to landowners," the statement said in part.
But Tim Geisert, Lincoln businessman and president of the Nebraska Energy Export Association, didn't sound alarmed about the state's wind export law turning into a dead end.
Geisert said the cost of generating wind power is becoming more competitive with coal and other more conventional sources. Furthermore, when the economy comes back, power users "will pay just a little bit more, because it's green."
That doesn't mean he expects the Invenergy announcement to be followed quickly by other projects of similar scope.
"I don't think anything is going to happen very soon," he said. "When the economy is up and rolling, it requires more energy."
While he waits for more signs of an economic rebound, Geisert would like to see some refinements in LB1048.
"I think the law takes us about seven miles on a 10-mile journey," he said.
One example of what he thinks needs to happen to get the rest of the way is to eliminate a requirement that 10 percent of generated wind power be available for use within state borders.
Public power entities, including the Nebraska Public Power District, don't need more electricity for the foreseeable future, he said. And potential customers for Nebraska wind generation aren't going to like the uncertainty that goes with the 10 percent clause.
"At any point, they might be relegated down to 90 percent," even though "they're going to want a guarantee on the amount of kilowatts they're going to purchase," Geisert said.
On a brighter note, Bracht hailed recent passage of tax relief by federal lawmakers that included an extension of the timetable for tax credits for wind energy development.
His firm is working with a company on an Illinois project, for example, where the tax credit offer "does have a pretty dramatic impact on costs. The benefits to the project are fairly significant."
Bracht also said it's unlikely that Nebraskans involved with wind energy ever will travel "the rocky road that ethanol had to traverse," because long-term purchase agreements are locked in as wind projects are built.
At that point, developers can estimate revenue potential "almost exactly."
With ethanol, "it's difficult to go out more than a few months and lock in prices, let alone 20 years," Bracht said.
Source: By Art Hovey, Lincoln Journal Star, journalstar.com 27 December 2010


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We will run 3 sessions but you only need to attend one.
Students will "Meet the Music Teachers" and get the chance to try out band, choir and orchestra.
You will need to bring a check or credit card to rent an instrument. Instruments will be delivered to Heineman at the beginning of the school year. If you already own an instrument, please bring it that night so we can make sure it's in good, working condition. The night is run open house style, so just show up anytime between 4:30PM and 7:30PM.
How does the Band/Choir/Orchestra Schedule Work?
Band/Choir/Orchestra meet every day during study hall. Students can easily participate in both Band and Choir, or both Orchestra and Choir: Mondays and Wednesdays they go to Choir, Tuesdays and Thursdays they go to Band or Orchestra, and Fridays alternate.
Does my child receive credit for taking Music Classes?
Does my child have to miss class for band or orchestra lessons?
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Can my child be in sports/other activities and still participate in band/choir/orchestra?
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Do the Bands,Choirs and Orchestras go on any field trips?
Yes! We take many trips to see Broadway Musicals and Performing Groups in the Chicagoland Area. Some of the trips we've taken in the past include Hamilton, Blue Man Group, A Christmas Carol, Lion King, Wicked, Les Miserables, Mary Poppins, and many more.
Do the Bands, Choirs and Orchestras perform outside of school?
Yes, we occasionally perform at retirement communities, churches, universities and other schools. The 7th and 8th Grade Bands perform during the halftime show of a Huntley High School Football Game, and they march in the annual Homecoming Parade!


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Q: Configuring Yeoman for building non-root projects I might be missing something obvious, but i really can't figure it out by going over the docs and issues on GitHub -
I'm developing an AngularJS project that will be deployed on a specific sub-directory on the server (i.e not the root).
I'm using Yeoman.io, and trying to configure it so the app is self-contained and doesn't rely on absolute paths like '/images' and so on.
Every attempt to mess around with the Grunt file or Compass config ends up with a broken build. Paths of images and sprites are wrong - sometimes it's a wrong directory and sometimes wrong filename (no revision prefixes).
Anyone had good experience with that?

A: So if I understand you correctly, you want to serve your angular project on a specific path on system.
In grunt.js, I've registered a server task which starts my (local) server:
grunt.registerTask('server', 'Start server', function() {
    var done = this.async();
    var app = require('./app.js');
    var http = require('http');
    // Start server
    http.createServer(app).listen(app.get('port'), function () {
        console.log("Express server listening on port " + app.get('port'));
    }).on('close', done);
});

app.js contains the server config:
var express = require('express'),
    path = require('path');

var app = module.exports = express();

// Configuration

app.configure(function () {
    app.set('port', process.env.PORT || 4000);
    app.use(express['static'](path.join(__dirname, 'dist')));
});

In my example I serve the project on directory dist, but this can be anything.

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Every Sean Connery James Bond Movie, Ranked By Rewatchability
While the producers of the James Bond franchise deliberate over their approach to the next reboot, it's the perfect time for fans to go back and rewatch the old classics. The first 007 actor, Sean Connery, defined the character's on-screen attitude and personality with his string of early trendsetting outings in the early-to-late 1960s and the early 1970s. His initial run of six movies established all the tropes and trademarks that Bond fans have come to expect.
Connery's Bond came out of the gate with three timeless masterpieces – Dr. No, From Russia with Love, and Goldfinger – that still hold up today. Some of Connery's Bond movies, like those three and the climactic adventure of You Only Live Twice, can withstand more repeat viewings than others, like Thunderball and Diamonds Are Forever.
6 Diamonds Are Forever (1971)
After ducking out for On Her Majesty's Secret Service, which ended up being praised as one of the best Bond films, Connery briefly returned to the role for Diamonds Are Forever, which ended up being panned as one of the worst Bond films. It actually received positive reviews at the time, but public opinion of the movie has soured over the years.
The plot is nonsensical, even for a Bond film: Blofeld is smuggling diamonds so he can use them to build a laser beam in space. There's a fun segment in Amsterdam near the beginning, but the movie goes downhill after Bond survives a cremation in Las Vegas.
5 Thunderball (1965)
Thunderball is generally considered to be a low point in Connery's tenure and one of the weakest Bond films overall. It had the tough burden of following up Goldfinger, a universally praised masterpiece that laid the groundwork for every Bond movie that followed. It's nowhere near as great as Dr. No or From Russia with Love, but it's still an underappreciated gem.
The movie has a delightfully offbeat cold open in which Bond consoles the widow of an old enemy, only to find that his enemy is alive and well, disguised in his own wife's stockings and high heels. The main plot sends Bond on one of his sunniest adventures yet to the Bahamas. Thunderball is full of signature 007 one-liners like quipping, "I think he got the point," after killing a bad guy with a spear gun. The whole thing culminates in a thrilling undersea battle sequence, meticulously choreographed by the stunt team.
4 You Only Live Twice (1967)
Bond's long-awaited showdown with Blofeld arrived in You Only Live Twice. The movie ends with an exhilarating finale set in the head honcho of SPECTRE's iconic headquarters located in a hollowed-out volcano. This has since become the defining image of an evil villain's secret lair. But it takes a while to get there. There wasn't much to draw from in the source material, since the original novel is practically a travelogue. Screenwriter Roald Dahl didn't have a lot to work with. As a result, the movie adaptation of You Only Live Twice has a slow pace and a plodding narrative.
It gets off to an exciting start with 007 faking his own death, but Bond meanders around Japan for a long time before finally figuring out where Blofeld is hiding. Still, once he gets to the volcano and confronts Blofeld and his goons, it becomes a high-octane actioner.
3 From Russia With Love (1963)
The second Bond movie, From Russia with Love, is one of the only true sequels in the series. It's not a standalone adventure like most entries in the franchise; it follows on directly from Dr. No, with SPECTRE training assassins to kill 007 in retaliation for his murder of Dr. Julius No in that movie. Bond spends a big chunk of the movie traveling across Europe by train, and the main villain Rosa Klebb doesn't make much of an impact until the very end after 007 has already completed his mission.
But From Russia with Love still warrants a handful of revisits, because it's masterfully crafted by director Terence Young and Robert Shaw gives a wonderfully sinister performance as the secondary villain, Red Grant. Grant's brutal scuffle with 007 on the Orient Express is one of the greatest fight scenes in movie history.
2 Dr. No (1962)
The first ever Bond movie still holds up as one of the series' most enjoyable entries. Dr. No is a straightforward spy caper that injected a much-needed dose of fun into the espionage genre, which had become stale and self-serious by the early 1960s. The first movie has none of the superfluous plot threads that would let down some of the franchise's later films; it's just a narrow-minded pursuit of a typically megalomaniacal villain.
Dr. No opens with the murder of an MI6 station chief, after which Bond is sent to Jamaica to investigate that murder. Before the climactic confrontation with the titular baddie, Bond encounters a car chase, a venomous spider, a flamethrowing tank, and a "Bond girl" who still ranks among the most memorable: Honey Ryder, played by the iconic Ursula Andress.
1 Goldfinger (1964)
From the opening drug lab explosion to the climactic showdown at Fort Knox (painstakingly reconstructed by production designer Ken Adam), Goldfinger is a quintessential spy adventure. It's the ultimate Bond movie. Adhering to the tenet of "third time lucky," the Bond threequel perfected the formula and still has yet to be topped.
Goldfinger introduced the globetrotting nature of Bond's exotic escapades and the franchise's now-familiar tongue-in-cheek comedic sensibility. It has one of the greatest car chases ever put on film, it debuted 007's gadget-filled Aston Martin DB5, and Gert Fröbe's unforgettably eccentric portrayal of Auric Goldfinger never gets old.
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The film shines an intensely human (and humane) light on the ongoing conflict in Iraq.
Richard E. Robbins's Operation Homecoming: Writing the Wartime Experience is an eloquent manifestation of the notion articulated in John Fowles's The Magus that "It is not countries that go to war, but men." Taking as its focus a National Endowment for the Arts project to gather the writings by soldiers in Iraq, Robbins's documentary shines an intensely human (and humane) light on the ongoing conflict, using combatants' own words—as well as those of Tobias Wolff and other Vietnam vets-turned-authors—to give voice to the intricate tangle of thoughts and emotions born of active duty. What's conveyed by the film's primary sequences featuring servicemen's poetry and prose is the cathartic and enlightening power of artistic expression, their vivid accounts of personal experiences not only a vehicle for self-reflection and inquiry, but also a means of creating an etched-in-stone record of what war is like from ground level. Robbins sporadically stumbles in providing apt visual complements for his narrated passages (read by actors such as Robert Duvall and Beau Bridges), as the graphic novel-ish 3-D artwork for Colby Buzzell's "Men in Black" and the super-slow-motion verité cinematography for Sangjoon Han's "Aftermath" are so entrancingly stylish that they seem at odds with the overall purpose of de-glamorizing what is, according to medic Ed Hrivnak, a fundamentally "disgusting" situation. Yet more often than not the director's illustrative accompaniment is riveting, especially during Jon McCary's "To the Fallen," which plays over an increasingly rapid montage of photos of the dead that links these brothers-in-arms via their shared adherence to duty, as well as the tragic price paid for such loyalty. Though the topics addressed in the brief interviews preceding the spoken-word segments would have benefited from further in-depth analysis, Operation Homecoming is nonetheless wrenching in its enunciation of the fear, guilt, boredom, anger, viciousness, detachment, self-doubt, and will to survive that's been felt, from time immemorial, by those with first-hand battlefield familiarity. By acknowledging and publicizing its subjects' writing, the film proves a stirring tribute to those who fight; in their stories, it offers a potent reminder that war is a hell suffered both externally and—more permanently—internally.


The 24-year-old crooner had plenty of his fans raising their eyebrows at what appeared to be a giant picture of a lion he was getting tattooed on his chestearlier this month, writing, "Halfway and ouch." Seeing as the "Thinking Out Loud" singer's already heavily-tattooed, it wasn't that much of a stretch to believe.
But it turns out, it was all a hoax.
On Wednesday, Ed snapped a photo of his bare chest, writing, "Was only joking about the lion."
Still, it was a pretty elaborate hoax. In July, he told the BBC that he would be getting a chest tattoo of a lion -- the England football team's logo -- as a way to commemorate his sold-out shows at the legendary Wembley Stadium in London last month.
"Originally I was going to get the floor plan tattooed on my side, but that seemed a bit ridiculous," he said.
He also even gave credit to celebrity tattoo artist Kevin Paul. "Lion is courtesy of @kp_est78, who puts up with me complaining about the pain," he tweeted on Aug. 11.
So was his admission last month that he once accidentally pooped his pants during a concert a joke too?! Watch the TMI admission in the video above.


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Q: Compare cells and color matching words I have sentence in A column and I have sentence in B column. I want to match A1 and B1 and color red to the words which are matching.
For example:
A1: Lenovo T450 with 5 GB RAM, Intel i5 CPU, 500 GB HDD, 14" HD screen, weight 3.5 pounds

B1: 5 GB  i5 CPU, 500 GB HDD, 14" HD 3.5

Then I want to color red the words are matching with B1.

A: Remade 9/2, useless codes scrapped
You can try this:
Sub sameStringRed()

Dim i As Integer, j As Integer, intStart As Integer
Dim rngA As Range, rngB As Range
Dim strDelimit As String: strDelimit = " "

For Each rngA In Selection.Rows
    Set rngB = rngA.Offset(0, 1)
    On Error GoTo Error
    strA = Split(rngA.Text, strDelimit)
    strB = Split(rngB.Text, strDelimit)
    For j = LBound(strA) To UBound(strA)
        For i = LBound(strB) To UBound(strB)
            If strA(j) = strB(i) Then
                intStart = InStr(1, UCase(rngA.Value), UCase(strB(i)))
                While intStart > 0
                    If Mid(rngA, intStart + Len(strB(i)), 1) = strDelimit Or Mid(rngA, intStart + Len(strB(i)), 1) = "" Then
                        rngA.Characters(Start:=intStart, Length:=Len(strB(i))).Font.ColorIndex = 3
                    End If
                    intStart = InStr(intStart + 1, UCase(rngA.Value), UCase(strB(i)))
                Wend
            End If
        Next i
    Next j
Next
Exit Sub
Error:
MsgBox "Please do not select multiple columns"
End Sub


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Q: MYSQL SUM for two several columns in different tables I'll explain the scenario, formula one, there are 2 drivers to every team in formula 1, 24 drivers, 12 teams. I need to get the points calculated below from the team_stats table but get the poles, podiums and victories from the driver_stats table, so sebastion vettel and mark webber both are a member of team_id = '3' which is red bull. I need to get the poles, podiums, victories from the driver_stats table for each of them and sum them together, but calculate the points for the TEAM that there in from the team_stats table. What I have been encountering is that it is calculating the team points twice for each team_id because there are two drivers in the driver_stats table, where I need it just to do the SUM for the points in the team_stats table just for each team_id that the drivers are a member of.
DRIVER_STATS TABLE
| track_id | drivers_id | qual_pos | race_pos | overtakes | points

TEAM STATS TABLE
| track_id | team_id | points |

DRIVERS TABLE
| driver_id | drivername | team_id |

TEAM TABLE COLUMNS
|team_id | teamname | value

Now below this works but calculates the points from the driver_stats table, it does the sums for the overtakes poles etc.. correctly by adding the two drivers together. I need it to SUM the points part for each team_id in the team_stats table instead, there is only one occurence in that table for each 2 drivers in the driver_stats table, 2 drivers to 1 team.
    SELECT t.teamname,
         t.value,
         SUM(IF(s.qual_pos = '1', 1,0)) AS poles,
         SUM(IF(s.race_pos <= '3', 1,0)) AS podiums,
         SUM(IF(s.race_pos = '1', 1,0)) AS victories,
         SUM(s.overtakes) AS overtakes,
         SUM(CASE
           WHEN s.track_id = (SELECT MAX(track_id) FROM driver_stats) THEN
             points
           ELSE
             0
         End) AS lastracepoints,
         SUM(points) AS points

   FROM         drivers d
   INNER JOIN  driver_stats s
   ON         d.drivers_id = s.drivers_id
   AND         d.team_id = 3
   LEFT JOIN  teams t
   ON         d.team_id = t.team_id
   GROUP BY
   t.teamname

This is the query I changed it too to try and achieve it.
       SELECT t.teamname,
         t.value,
         SUM(IF(s.qual_pos = '1', 1,0)) AS poles,
         SUM(IF(s.race_pos <= '3', 1,0)) AS podiums,
         SUM(IF(s.race_pos = '1', 1,0)) AS victories,
         SUM(s.overtakes) AS overtakes,
         SUM(CASE
           WHEN ts.track_id = (SELECT MAX(track_id) FROM team_stats) THEN
             ts.points
           ELSE
             0
         End) AS lastracepoints,
         SUM(ts.points) AS points

   FROM          drivers d
   INNER JOIN  driver_stats s
   ON          d.drivers_id = s.drivers_id
   AND         d.team_id = 3
   LEFT JOIN  teams t
   ON          d.team_id = t.team_id
   INNER JOIN  team_stats ts
   ON          ts.team_id = d.team_id
   GROUP BY
   t.teamname

The numbers kinda go out of control now on this one by joining the team_stats to it and changing the sum points to team_stats, it looks like it is doing the sum in the team_stats table twice for each driver in the driver_stats table where i need it to be done once.
Any help is greatly appreciated.

A: Shouldn't the ts.team_id join the t.team_id, and look into the INNER JOIN, you might be better of with another LEFT JOIN


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Norwegian aquaculture company plans to invest up to $500M in Belfast
BY MAINEBIZ STAFF
Nordic Aquafarms, headquartered in Norway and one of the largest international developers of land-based aquaculture, announced today it plans to build one of the world's largest land-based salmon farms in Belfast, with its total capital investment expected to be between $450 million and $500 million.
The Norway-based company announced its plans today at a news conference in Belfast attended by Gov. Paul LePage and other state and local officials.
In a news release, the company stated it has signed agreements to purchase 40 acres on the outskirts of Belfast to construct in several phases a land-based salmon operation with annual salmon production capacity of 33,000 tons, or 66 million pounds.
In the project's first phase over the next two years, Nordic Aquafarms will invest $150 million and hire 60 people. When fully built out, the facility will represent a total capital investment of between $450 million to $500 million and will be an end-to-end operation, including hatcheries and fish processing.
Nordic Aquafarms CEO Erik Heim announced today that the Norway-based company plans to build one of the world's largest land-based salmon farms in Belfast, with its total capital investment expected to be between $450 million and $500 million. (COURTESY / SALMONBUSINESS)
"We see this an attractive opportunity to bring our know-how, solutions and capital strength to the United States," Nordic Aquafarms CEO Erik Heim said in a prepared statement. "We are committed to producing super fresh, high-quality seafood with a low environmental footprint for U.S. consumers. That requires local production, and we believe that we have found an ideal site here in Maine. We look forward to becoming a responsible and contributing member of the Maine seafood industry."
Belfast was selected after the company assessed international markets and conducted comprehensive site searches throughout New England,
Here's what's planned
The land that Nordic Aquafarms has agreements to acquire includes approximately 26 acres on Northport Avenue (Route 1) that now belong to the Belfast Water District, which will relocate its office and garages to a new site. It also plans to acquire another 14 acres of abutting land from a private landowner.
According to the terms of agreements with the water district, Nordic Aquafarms also will purchase a volume of water from the district, giving the Belfast Water District new annual revenue and ensuring that the sale will not have any adverse impacts on rates for water district customers.
Heim said the proposed site has suitable qualities for a land-based seafood farming based on initial due diligence, but Nordic Aquafarms will now proceed with final due diligence, planning and permitting.
Construction is expected to start in 2019, with operations commencing in 2020.
Phase 1, with a capacity of some 13,000 tons of salmon, will be the largest land-based facility project ever built in one construction phase, according to Nordic's news release, which noted that the facility would house the largest aquaculture tanks in the world, currently being designed in Norway.
In addition to the 60 new high-skill jobs created in the first stage of the project, many new commercial relationships between the Norwegian and Maine business communities are expected. Heim said he expects to see positive economic development effects both in Maine and in Norway, where Nordic Aquafarms has its international development hub.
The planned annual capacity of the facility when fully built out equals approximately 8% of U.S. consumption of salmon.
The U.S. has a significant trade deficit on seafood and salmon, the company noted in its news release, adding that its Belfast facility will help to close that gap.
In prepared remarks, LePage said Nordic Aquafarms decision to locate in Belfast is the result of his administration's efforts to expand Maine's economic ties with northern European nations.
"We are delighted to see that investment pay off," LePage said. "Nordic Aquafarms is a good fit for our state and the Midcoast region."
Heim said that Maine was chosen after an extensive search based on its pristine environment, cold-water conditions, long history as a leader in the seafood industry and proximity to major consumer markets in the Northeast United States.
He added that Nordic Aquafarms will be developing production with a low impact discharge of water that is free of any chemicals or medications, that all waste will be recycled and the facility will feature renewable energy solutions.
Maine & Co. played a role
For the past six months, Nordic Aquafarms has been working closely behind the scenes with Maine & Co., the private, nonprofit corporation that assists companies looking to locate or expand Maine. It also worked with Ransom Consulting Inc.'s consulting engineers and scientists, the City of Belfast and the Belfast Water District.
"From our very first meeting we recognized that Nordic Aquafarms is exactly the kind of successful, innovative company we need in Maine to help grow our economy and create the jobs of the future," said Peter DelGreco, Maine & Company CEO. "Nordic Aquafarms has demonstrated a commitment and passion for producing high quality seafood in accordance with the highest sustainable and environmental standards. We are excited to follow them as they become an important and responsible member of Maine's business and sustainable food community."
City officials to host informational meetings
State and local officials and reporters attend today's announcement in Belfast that Nordic Aquafarms plans a $450-million-to-$500-million capital investment to make the one of the world's largest land-based salmon farms.
Belfast Economic Development Director Thomas Kittredge said the city, which will be assisting the water district with its relocation and taking ownership of recreational trails on the site, sees the project as a great addition to the local economy and a solid win for the city.
He said that the city council, the city staff, and the water district all have worked closely Nordic Aquafarms, Maine & Company and Ransom Consulting to bring the project to fruition.
"Everyone stepped up when this opportunity presented itself and we all worked hard to get an agreement completed on a rather accelerated timetable," Kittredge said. "Nordic Aquafarms will be a welcome addition to the Belfast economy and will augment the great food production sector that we already have here."
Nordic Aquafarms, the City of Belfast and the Belfast Water District are planning to hold several informational meetings in the coming weeks to give local residents an opportunity to learn more about the project and share any questions or concerns they have.
The first meeting is expected to take place in February at a time and place to be announced shortly.


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Wed, 25 Nov, 2020 - 08:30
O'Donovan sisters can make waves again as Cork City return to FAI Cup final
Sisters Kate and Aine O'Donovan celebrate following Cork City's victory in the 2017 FAI Cup final. Picture: Doug Minihane
John Bohane
CORK City FC Women's coach Áine O'Donovan is looking forward to their forthcoming FAI Cup Final showdown against Peamount United in Tallaght Stadium, on Saturday, December 12.
Cork City will be hoping to emulate their cup final heroics of 2017 when they last won the prestigious cup.
"I can't wait for the big occasion. It is so great for the club to be back there again. It is a massive achievement to reach the final. It was such a special occasion back in 2017.
"There were huge crowds out in force to welcome us home. Hopefully we can enjoy similar success this time again."
Peamount United will represent a formidable obstacle for Cork City FC. They recently comfortably defeated Cork City in a league game.
She knows Cork City will have to play to their full potential on the big day.
"They won the league last year. They have appeared in the last two cup finals. They are a fine team. We will be going in as big underdogs.
"We were underdogs in 2017 however and we upset the odds. Hopefully we can do something similar on December 12."
O'Donovan is joined in the Cork City FC squad by her sister Kate who is a key player for the senior team.
"Winning alongside Kate back in 2017 was so special. It meant so much to us. It was a great moment for our family."
Cork City ace duo Saoirse Noonan and Eabha O'Mahony were recently rewarded for their outstanding displays with deserved call-ups to the Republic of Ireland senior international team.
"It is a great honour. They have been brilliant all season. It is a huge honour for them and their families. Everyone at the club is so proud of them. They will add so much to that squad. They are brilliant players. For such young players, they have gained a lot of experience."
O'Donovan is currently in the middle of completing her UEFA B Licence. She is loving her coaching roles with a variety of teams.
"I am in the final stages of my UEFA B Licence. I am currently coaching with Cork City, Bandon AFC and the West Cork Kennedy Cup squad. I also have my B Licence in goalkeeping coaching. I love coaching.
"I have been working with the Cork City senior ladies team for the last seven seasons. The players are great to work with.
"I am coaching seven nights a week.
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THQ Nordic and Koch Media have announced that they've acquired Warhorse Studios, the team behind the open-world RPG Kingdom Come: Deliverance. In the same press release, it was also revealed that the game from Warhorse has sold a grand total of 2 million copies.
Last we heard, Kingdom Come: Deliverance had sold one million copies in the month following its launch in February 2018. In July 2018, the DLC 'From the Ashes' was released, turning the RPG into something of a management sim. Just this past month in February 2019, the 'Band of Bastards' DLC was released, with a combat-orientated quest line featuring multiple endings for our protagonist.
If you're only just getting started with the medieval epic from Warhorse Studios, then you check out our complete Kingdom Come: Deliverance beginner's guide.


This acquisition provides Vervaeke, European leader in tank transportation for the chemical and petrochemical sector, a strong position in multimodal transport, not only in Europe but also globally and brings the Dutch company Jan Dohmen in a new growth cycle.
Family owned company Jan Dohmen has developed since it was founded in 1912 in Herkenbosch (The Netherlands) into an important European intermodal logistics service provider in bulk liquid and gasses. Jan Dohmen possesses a fleet of over 700 tank containers and is specialized in intermodal, deepsea, gas and on-site logistics. Jan Dohmen represents a turnover of above 20 million euro and 70 employees in several locations. In Herkenbosch, the company runs an important storage site and maintenance center. All directors and staff remain on board.
Vervaeke reaches, after the takeover, a turnover of 140 million euro with a fleet of 750 trucks, more than 1000 tank trailers, 750 tankcontainers and a team of 950 employees. The group offers tank transport out of thirteen sites spread around the Benelux, France and Germany and is focused to deliver demanding logistics services to the chemical and petrochemical industry. A continued process of both technical innovation and professionally trained local staff secures these services. Thanks to its great expertise Vervaeke stands for an advanced specialization and tailor made solutions.
Jan Dohmen also emphasizes knowhow and customer satisfaction, though targeting mainly multimodal services, by rail or by boat. Jan Dohmen provides through its motivated and local staff a large range of services with added value, offering to their faithful customers in the chemical sector an adapted logistic response. These activities and their strong reputation represent the key elements for the strategic acquisition.
Vervaeke has already doubled its core business through a former takeover, transport company van der Lee in 2017, and as a result has extended its geographical presence in the biggest chemical cluster in Europe.


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July 20, 2010 ☼ Foreign Affairs ☼ military-jihadi complex ☼ Pakistan ☼ Pax Indica ☼ radicalisation ☼ Security ☼ Talibanisation ☼ terrorism
Pax Indica: The call General Kayani cannot make
A pessimistic prognosis regarding Pakistan's transformation
Imagine that General Ashfaq Pervez Kayani wakes up one fine morning and decides that the Talibanisation of his country now risked destroying the military establishment that nurtured it since 1947. The militant groups that the army had used to attack India and Afghanistan on the cheap were not only creating trouble for Pakistan around the world, but had wrecked Pakistani society and its economy. General Kayani can tolerate all that, but reckons he will soon have to choose be-tween cutting them down to size or joining their bandwagon, perhaps as their "amir-ul-momineen." Imagine that he chooses the former option, if only to con-tinue enjoying the "al-Faida" that has come the Pakistani army's way since 9/11.
"Get Pasha on the line," he barks at his orderly. Lieutenant-General Ahmad Shuja Pasha, chief of the Agency That Should Not Be Named, picks up the phone from his well-appointed office in the unmarked building near Islamabad's Aabpara market.
"Pasha, shut them all down, and this is an order." General Kayani doesn't stop for pleasantries or preamble, fearing that the ever-reasonable Pasha will find ways to dissuade him.
"Sir, yes sir! And what then, sir?" Pasha asks. Kayani has known Pasha long enough to know this was not a rhetorical question.
How will the Pakistani government — which can't even collect taxes, electric-ity and water bills from anyone who refuses to pay them — demobilise hundreds of thousands of functionally illiterate, violent, combat-hardened and thoroughly radi-calised young men? The civilian political leadership, bureaucracy and police sim-ply do not have the capacity, competence and power to put anyone other than low-ranking jihadi leaders under arrest, that too temporarily. The only institution that has the prerequisites necessary to take on the jihadi groups is the Pakistan army.
Those on the margins are likely to explore alternatives to martyrdom, but the hard core of the jihadi firmament won't give in without a bloody fight.
Forty-year-old Brigadier Adnan, tasked to dismantle and neutralise a jihadi hub in South Punjab, tugs at his beard. He has deep misgivings about the mission he has been charged with, even as he gathers his officers for the operational brief-ing. As he explains how they will take out the militant headquarters and such, he sees that most of his subordinates have puzzled looks on their faces. Finally, the brigade-major, an energetic 25-year old infantryman, speaks up. "Sir, why are we targeting these boys?"
"Because, uh, they are putting Pakistan in danger."
"How sir? They are only fighting against the Amrika, the Israel and the India. They are only doing what we should. They are doing it because our Crore Com-manders have decided that al-Faida is more important than the real mission. And sir, you do know that our men watch television."
Brigadier Adnan gives his beard another tug. This was not going to be easy.
2000 militants surrendered in one week, and it fell to Colonel Bashir to deal with them. They had been lodged in a hurriedly erected camp outside the village for identification, debriefing and triage. If his job was not difficult enough, the bloody Americans wanted to poke their noses into his business. Their spies were everywhere. Yet he knew his problem was the easy one - the really wicked prob-lem would begin when these boys went home to their towns and villages and fig-ured out there was nothing for them to do there. Some would find ad hoc employ-ment with the local feudal landlord, who could use their special talents. Most, however, would do — what? Other than working the farm for the landlord, there was little to keep them occupied, much less employed.
Colonel Bashir was not even thinking about their minds. Would minds, once radicalised, ever shrink back to their original state?
Now you know why General Kayani will never give such an order in real life. The Pakistani state and its society simply does not have what it takes to dismantle, demobilise and de-radicalise the hundreds of thousands of militants that operate in that country.
In a 2007 study on militant recruitment in Pakistan, C Christine Fair, now as-sistant professor at Georgetown University's Center for Peace and Security Studies notes: "Limited evidence suggests that both public school and madrasah students tend to support jihad, tanzeems, and war with India, and are more intolerant toward Pakistan's minorities and women. Thus, if Ethan Bueno de Mesquita's model is correct, creating educational and employment opportunities may not put an end to militancy because tanzeems can recruit from lower-quality groups. In the long term, however, interventions of this kind may diminish the quality of terror pro-duced, rendering tanzeems a mere nuisance rather than a menace to regional secu-rity. This would be a positive development."
That would be a positive development, yes, but, as she points out in the very next sentence, "(the) problem with school reform and employment generation ef-forts is not only that they may be beyond Islamabad's capability and resolve but also that there may be no feasible scope for U.S. or international efforts to per-suade Islamabad to make meaningful reforms on its own."
That's the bad news. The worse news is that this is going to get a whole lot worse, as the population grows, the education system continues to radicalise minds, the media reinforces prejudices and the military establishment exploits geo-political opportunities to stay on the same dangerous course.
In the face of this grim reality, the antics of the motley bunch of slick political operators that pass off as the Pakistani government are tragicomic. Politicians like Yusuf Raza Gilani and Shah Mahmood Qureshi mask their impotence by outrageous grandstanding intended to score points with the military-jihadi com-plex.
It is a good idea for India to engage the various players in Pakistan to manage — to the extent that it can be managed — the fallout of the turmoil across its north-western borders; so, too, to engage all of Pakistan's external sponsors. Even so, neither India nor the rest of the world can escape the consequences of Pakistan's transformation. Driven as much by strategy as by sentiment, Prime Minister Man-mohan Singh is genuinely committed to leaving a legacy of good relations with Pakistan. Don't you feel sorry for him?
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The 13 Best Things That Happened in Music This Week (April 24)
This week, the good vibes actually began on Saturday evening (April 18), as the massive Lady Gaga-curated One World: Together at Home special took over the four major broadcast networks. Mother Monster continued to dominate the week when she unveiled the track list for her upcoming album Chromatica, featuring some exciting A-listers.
Plus, a few other big events took place — following the Let's Go Crazy: The Grammy Salute to Prince on Tuesday (April 21), the Jersey 4 Jersey benefit for the New Jersey Pandemic Relief Fund (featuring Halsey, Bruce Springsteen and more) and BET's Saving Our Selves: A BET COVID-19 Relief Effort special (with John Legend and others) both aired on Wednesday (April 22).
And the entertainment keeps coming, as Warner Music Group announced a virtual music festival featuring past performances from Cardi B, Ed Sheeran, Bruno Mars, Panic! At The Disco, Paramore and more stars.
Take a look at some of the week's biggest music happenings below.
Lady Gaga, Paul McCartney, Beyonce, Lizzo and more entertained (for a good cause) during One World: Together at Home
So many amazing moments took place during the Lady Gaga-curated event on April 18 — which raised more than $50 million to combat the coronavirus pandemic — that it was hard to narrow it down, but Billboard managed to pick the 10 must-see highlights.
If you missed out on Saturday, there's still time to rewatch the special online — be sure to revisit Lady Gaga's "Smile" cover, Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello's cozy duet, and The Rolling Stones' rocking Zoom collaboration.
Babyface and Teddy Riley's "Verzuz" battle finally happened
The battle between writer-producers Teddy Riley and Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds was originally supposed to take place three Sundays prior, but technical issues and Babyface testing positive for COVID-19, among other factors, led to delays. The latest "Verzuz" eventually went down on Monday night (April 20), and Billboard scored the duel here. The final results? 13-10-2, Babyface.
Miley Cyrus, Snoop Dogg and more celebrated 4/20
"I won't be smokin' but the rest of my fam sure will be tokin'…Happy 4/20 y'all," Cyrus wrote on Instagram Monday (April 20). Other experts in the field, such as Snoop Dogg, Kacey Musgraves and Wiz Khalifa, also got in on the cannabis-oriented celebrations.
The Weeknd returned to No. 1 on the Hot 100
The Weeknd's "Blinding Lights" continued to shine, as the single rebounded back to No. 1 to log a third total week in the penthouse. Plus, his album After Hours has now spent a month in the top spot on the Billboard 200.
The combined accomplishments prompted a grateful tweet from Abel: "Wow! back on top + number 1 album for a whole month? Going to really cherish this moment. Big shout out to the fans. Can't wait to see you all once we get through these bizarre times."
Warner Music announced the star-studded PlayOn Fest
Live shows are off, but there's still a chance to PlayOn with WMG's new virtual music festival. The three-day event is happening this weekend (April 24-26) for 72 hours straight, and will showcase past performances from more than 65 of the label group's superstars. Cardi B, Ed Sheeran, Bruno Mars, Panic! At The Disco, Green Day, Coldplay, A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, Roddy Ricch, Lil Uzi Vert, Paramore, Death Cab for Cutie, Twenty One Pilots, Weezer, David Guetta, Charlie Puth, and Wiz Khalifa are all on the lineup.
Let's Go Crazy: The Grammy Salute to Prince honored the late legend
CBS's Let's Go Crazy: The Grammy Salute to Prince was filmed all the way back in January, and so we were reminded of The Land Before the Time of Social Distancing when it aired on Tuesday (April 21). If you didn't tune in, be sure to check out Billboard's list of best moments, which conveniently highlights can't-miss performances by Gary Clark Jr. & H.E.R., Miguel, Usher, Sheila E. and FKA Twigs, and Mavis Staples with The Revolution.
Pitbull trademarked his famous yell (yes, really)
"EEEEEEEYOOOOOO!" Ever heard of it? As a refresher, that's Pitbull's signature yell, and now he's trademarked it. "There is a very small sliver of trademarks having to do with sound identification marks. Copyright generally applies to music with respect to sound recordings and music publishing. This is different. This is a signature yell," said Leslie José Zigel, Pitbull's general counsel. In short: you'd better not try and use it in your next Miami club banger.
Aloe Blacc, Amara La Negra, KT Tunstall and more performed Billboard Live At-Home sessions
While artists can't currently stop by the Billboard offices in New York City for acoustic sessions, the music keeps coming. Artists have been performing virtually from their living rooms, with some choosing to debut new songs and others playing old favorites.
This week, Aloe Blacc dedicated his set to former collaborator Avicii on the second anniversary of the Swedish DJ's death, Amara La Negra transformed her living room into "Club Amara" and much more.
Lady Gaga revealed the Chromatica track list
Gaga confirmed the track list for her highly-anticipated sixth studio album, and fans immediately flipped over the news that Ariana Grande, Elton John and Blackpink are all set to feature. Grande will appear on a track called "Rain On Me," while the K-pop group will feature on "Sour Candy," and the legendary Brit on "Sine From Above" (yes, the mathematical spelling is correct).
Bruce Springsteen, Jon Bon Jovi, Halsey and more united for Jersey 4 Jersey benefit
Stars hailing from the Garden State came together to benefit the New Jersey Pandemic Relief Fund on Wednesday (April 22). The highlights: Halsey's performance of the Manic cut "Finally // Beautiful Stranger," and Bruce Springsteen and wife singer-songwriter Patti Scialfa kicking off the stream with a performance of "Land of Hope and Dreams."
BET's Saving Our Selves: A BET COVID-19 Relief Effort special featured John Legend and more
Yes, there was a lot to watch this week, and this one's also worth it! John Legend led the "soul train" during BET's special, performing "Bigger Love" as dancers virtually backed him up. Jhene Aiko and H.E.R., Ludacris and Jermaine Dupri, Kirk Franklin and more all performed as well. Of course, it was all for a good cause — BET has established a COVID-19 relief fund in partnership with United Way Worldwide to support African Americans who have been severely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The latest Billboard magazine cover story was all about the Marley family
Billboard headed to Jamaica and caught up with the Marleys, who told us all about the evolving plans for Bob Marley's 75th birthday year, and keeping his legacy alive. "The situation in the world kind of put a stop to some of the stuff we were doing in terms of live events," says Ziggy Marley. "We're trying to figure that out now."
Tomorrow X Together slayed a cover of Ariana Grande's "Thank U, Next"
Finally, K-pop group Tomorrow X Together dropped a harmonious take on Grande's No. 1 hit, with Yeonjun, Soobin, Beomgyu, Taehyun, and Huening Kai's voices blending together perfectly.
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@ Bernhard M. : Alles zu deiner Zufriedenheit?
I did a quick test with 3.3.3 and saw the expand button - problem, I doubt that that has to do with the rest here, so I will submit a new bug for that.
"Bug 57477 - FILESAVE as .xls with wrong info concerning collapsed grouped columns"
"Bug 57478 - UI: FILEOPEN LibOCreated.xls with grouped columns shows "collapse '-'" instead "expand'+'" above collapsed columns"
So I cannot reproduce a change column width problem.
To be honest, it was some hare work to find out what problems we are talking about here. And the original report on <discuss@de.libreoffice.org> was concerning Libreoffice 3.5.3.2 Build-ID: 350m1(Build:2), Ubuntu 12.04, 64 bit  and here the report is for 3.3.0 Beta2, all OS? Did you really do any own test, and if yes how and with what results?
Problem is not visible in "sample10mm.ods"
Problem indeed only appears for collapsed rows, not when they are visible.
I can reproduce the problem with an own simple sample created "from the scratch"
Simply download "simplesample11.ods", check row heights and column widths if you want, don't forget to collapse again, and save as "simplesample11.xls" (MSO97).
After close and reopen you will see that rows 5,6,9 kept their heights, but columns A,B,C all have default width.
Please set Status to ASSIGNED and add yourself to "Assigned To" if you accept this Bug or forward the Bug if it's not your turf (and remove others in team from CC).
The same issues exists with .xlsx format on master branch (Libreoffice 5.3).


Here's a little walk through my garden. I just love this time of year. Irises!
Roses in bloom and the rose arbor getting ready.
Very special pink rose bush.
Tomato garden and herb garden.
A monarch butterfly catepillar munching on butterfly weed.
And, here's a pile of rovings I dyed yesterday. Just messing around with Spring colors on some merino/silk fiber.
Just having a fun day, enjoying the weather, and thinking about my summer trip to Oregon and summer camp with my buds up at Golden Gate Fiber Institute.
Ooh, look at that roving!! I adore those colors, especially the blues.


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Mitsubishi Ki-2
Ki-2
(Army Type 93 Twin-engine Light Bomber)
Light bomber
Primary user
IJA Air Force
The Mitsubishi Ki-2 (九三式双軽爆撃機, Kyūsan-shiki sōkei bakugekiki?) was a light bomber built by Mitsubishi for the Imperial Japanese Army in the 1930s. Its Allied nickname was "Louise". Despite its antiquated appearance, the Ki-2 was successfully used in Manchukuo and in north China during the early stages of the Second Sino-Japanese War, in areas where danger from enemy fighter aircraft was minimal. It was later used in a training role.
1 Design and development
2 Operational history
5 Specifications (Ki-2-I)
Design and development[]
The Ki-2 was a low-wing cantilever monoplane with corrugated metal alloy decking and twin fins and rudders, and had fixed divided landing gear. It was powered by two 435 kW (583 hp) Nakajima Kotobuki radial engines. Maximum speed was 225 km/h (140 mph), normal range 900 km (560 mi) and maximum take-off weight 4,550 kg (10,030 lb). Single 7.7 mm (.303 in) machine guns were mounted in a semi-enclosed nose gun turret and a dorsal position, and maximum bomb load was 500 kg (1,100 lb).
The Ki-2 was, like its stable mate the Mitsubishi Ki-1, an adaptation of the Junkers S36 first flown in 1927. Militarized into the Junkers K37 by Junker's Swedish subsidiary AB Flygindustri at Limhamn near Malmö in Sweden, it was able to reach altitudes not reachable for the fighter aircraft of 1927. However, as soon as 1930 this advantage was lost due to British developments such as the Bristol Bulldog fighter, and Junkers was not successful in selling the design. However, in 1931, representatives of the Mitsubishi Nainenki K.K. in Japan visited the Limhamn facilities to study some of the military conversions of Junkers aircraft, and purchased the sole K37 prototype S-AABP (ex D-1252 S36-prototype) as well as all development papers and a signed a contract for licensed production. The K37 prototype was brought to Japan and tested in combat in the Manchurian Incident of 1931, following which the Imperial Japanese Army Air Force authorized Mitsubishi to produce both heavy and light bomber variations. The heavy bomber version, the Ki-1, was much larger than the original Junkers K37 and first flew in August 1932. The light bomber version, the Mitsubishi Ki-2, was about the same size and weight as the K37 prototype. It flew for the first time in May 1933. While the fuselage was redesigned by Mitsubishi, the wings were kept largely unchanged, except for additional ailerons. Mitsubishi built total of 113 aircraft and an additional 13 aircraft built by Kawasaki Kōkūki Kōgyō KK from 1933-1936.[1]
Operational history[]
The Mitsubishi Ki-2 was initially designated "Army Type 93-1 Twin-engine Light Bomber" under the former Japanese military aircraft nomenclature system. Although already obsolescent by the time of its introduction, it was used with great success in the counterinsurgency operations of the Pacification of Manchukuo, and as well as limited use in the Second Sino-Japanese War in combat in north China. The Ki-2 was followed in production by an improved version designated the Mitsubishi Ki-2-ll, or "Army Type 93-2 Twin-engine Light Bomber," in 1936. The Ki-2-ll had a fully enclosed manually operated nose turret, an enclosed cockpit for the pilot, and semi-retractable main landing gear, which retracted forward into the engine nacelles. The Ki-2-ll also had new 559 kW (750 hp) Mitsubishi Ha-8 radial engines giving much improved overall performance with maximum speed increased to 283 km/h (176 mph). Mitsubishi built a total of 61 Ki-2-II aircraft.[1] Vulnerable to attack by enemy fighters, and replaced by aircraft with greater range and payload by the late-1930s, both versions ended their flying careers in the training role.
A civilian version of the Ki-2-ll named Otori (Phoenix) was bought by the Asahi Shimbun newspaper and made a number of long-range record-breaking and "goodwill" flights from 1936 to 1939. Registered J-BAAE, it covered the 4,930 km (3,060 mi) from Tachikawa military air base to Bangkok in 21 hours 36 minutes flying time in December 1936, and in early 1939 achieved a round-China flight of some 9,300 km (5,780 mi).
Variants[]
Ki-2-I (Army Type 93-1 Twin-engined Light Bomber)
Initial production variant, 126 built.
Ki-2-II (Army Type 93-2 Twin-engined Light Bomber)
Final production variant with nose turret and semi-retractable main landing gear, 61 built.
Mitsubishi Ohtori
de-militarized long-range record-breaking aircraft operated by Asahi Shimbun newspaper. 1 built
Operators[]
Imperial Japanese Army Air Force
Specifications (Ki-2-I)[]
Data from Japanese Aircraft, 1910-1941[1]
Length: 12.6 m (41 ft 3.6 in)
Wingspan: 19.952 m (65 ft 5.508 in)
Height: 4.635 m (15 ft 2.484 in)
Wing area: 56.2 m2 (604.9 ft2)
Powerplant: 2 × Nakajima Jupiter nine cylinder air-cooled radial engine, 450 kW (603 hp) each each
Maximum speed: 225 km/h (140 mph)
Range: 900 km (559 miles)
2× 7.7 mm (0.303 in) machine guns
500 kg (1,102 lb) of bombs
List of military aircraft of Japan
↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Mikesh and Abe 1990, p. 186.
The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Aircraft (Part Work 1982-1985). Orbis Publishing. pp. 2520.
Francillon, Ph.D., René J. (1979). Japanese Aircraft of the Pacific War. London: Putnam & Company Ltd.. ISBN 0-370-30251-6.
Lake, Jon (2002). Great Book of Bombers. pp86: Zenith Press. ISBN 0-7603-1347-4.
Mikesh, Robert C. (1990). Japanese Aircraft, 1910-1941. Annapolis, MD: Naval Institute Press. ISBN 1-55750-563-2.
Taylor, Michael J. H. (1989). Jane's Encyclopedia of Aviation. London: Studio Editions.
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Mitsubishi Ki-1.
Junkers Aircraft of the 1920s
Imperial Japanese Army Air Service aircraft designations
Ki-10
Ki-100
World War II Allied reporting names for Japanese aircraft
Aircraft in Japanese service
Buzzard
Ida (Tachikawa Ki-36)
Kate 61
Myrt
Rufe
Sally III
Thora
Tillie
Tojo
Zeke 32
Nonexistent aircraft thought to be in Japanese service
Foreign aircraft erroneously thought to be in Japanese service
Bess (Heinkel He 111)
Doc (Messerschmitt Bf 110)
Fred (Focke Wulf Fw 190A-5)
Irene (Junkers Ju 87A)
Janice (Junkers Ju 88A-5)
Mike (Messerschmitt Bf 109E)
Millie (Vultee V-11GB)
Trixie (Junkers Ju 52/3m)
Trudy (Focke Wulf Fw 200 Kondor)
1930s Japanese bomber aircraft
Mitsubishi aircraft


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