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Arsenal v Boca: The teams and player updates
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By Tony Attwood
With your help we've been trying to keep track of the players whom Mr Wenger will be using as the first team squad this season, and recent events have given a bit of an update.
I can remember occasions in the past where at the Ems Cup one day we had the youngsters, many of whom most of us had never seen before, and one day we had the obvious first team.
It is a mark of just how far we have got at the club that we now effectively have two first teams, which can intermingle.
So it is not that easy to choose exactly who is going to play, but we can update the player selections of the last couple of days.
Injured:
Theo (but only for 10 days it seems)
Conor Henderson (out for at least six months).
Diaby (about 10 weeks after an operation)
Cesc (probably fit but awaiting the outcome of the Barca talks)
Not on our radar before:
Benik Afobe who did not play in the reserve game last night, and so looks to have been offered the chance to step up. He played for Huddersfield last season (but not against us owing to the technicalities of the youth player loan system). He was man of the match five times in a row for Huddersfield, made 32 appearances scored 8 goals and 10 assists – despite getting a broken leg part way through the year.
He signed at the age of six (!), and then went on to be one of the top players in the Academy League side having scored 40 goals for the Under 16s in 2007–08, 11 goals in 13 in 2008–09, and 21 in 24 the under 18s in 2009–10.
He captained England under-12s at the World Cup in 2005, was part of England Under-16 team that won the Victory Shield in 2008, with four goals in three games, and part of the England Under 17 squad that won the European Championship in May 2010.
This past June he joined the squad to play in the under 20 world cup, but has withdrawn from that. I am told (but this is not gospel) that Mr Wenger pulled him out so that he could play in the pre-season games.
Henri Lansbury
I had thought he was drifting out of contention after failing to make it as a regular in the Norwich team that got promotion, but apparently he is back in contention. What I missed (what a dumbo) is that he was called up into the England Under 21 team for the 2011 UEFA Under-21 Championships and actually played in all 3 group stage matches as a substitute.
He won't play this weekend (see below) but he is on the map.
On international duty
Coquelin, Sunu, playing for France in the under 20 world cup in Columbia at the moment. Ignasi Miquel of Spain has just finished playing in the European under 19s championships.
Playing last night (Friday)
Here's the team that played against Boreham Stiff (sorry wood)
Reice Charles-Cook
Nico Yennaris
Jernade Meade
Samual Galindo
Sead HajrovicDaniel
Oguzhan Ozyakup
Sanchez Watt
Chuks Aneke
Elton Montelro
George Brislen-Hall
Kyle Ebecilio
Serge Gnarby
So who might we see?
One of the Polish pair
Sagna Vermaelen Squillaci Gibbs
Wilshere Song
Nasri
Gervinho Van Persie Arshavin
Or the other team
The other Pole (Mannone)
Carl Jenkinson, Laurent Koscielny, Djourou, Traore
Frimpong
Rosicki, Ramsey
Miyaichi, Afobe, Chamakh, (Vela)
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July 30th, 2011 | Category: Arsenal stories, Match reviews and previews | 27 comments - (Comments are closed)
27 comments to Arsenal v Boca: The teams and player updates
Miyaichi won't be playing since he doesn't have his permit yet.. The rest looks about right.
gooner_114
hmmm…Serge Gnarby featuring for the reserves at just 16…could be one of those…i mean like Fabregas, Wilshere and Miyaichi(it seems), he cud be fast tracked to first team…i want to see how Aneke, Ebecilio and Angha progress too…really exciting prospects…altho much has been said about Ozyakup, I'm not sure about him…
Hope Lansbury really pushes on now…
Shard – re Miyaichi why are these games different from the other pre-season friendlies. He has been allowed to play in them without a licence from the FA. Does the licence specifically say that the player can't play in England?
Tony- Do your homework. Arsene said he wont be playing cause of his visa. He is only allowed to play closed door games like friendlies. Emirates cup is considered a "opened door" game so he wont be playing.
He can only play behind closed doors. Not in matches that charge any admission.
And yes, he can play outside England.. The above is for playing in England. It's a UK work permit issue not an FA restriction as such.
If I may correct you Tony about Miquel.
He still has to play the final on monday. In fact he played in all the games of the tournament so far for Spain. So not bad for the boy I would say. Another one to keep an eye on.
Mr M.
Mannone is not a Pole, he is an Italian.
Arsenal team:
Fabianski,
Jenkinson, Koscielny, Djourou, Traore,
Frimpong,
Wilshere, Nasri,
Gervinho, Van Persie, Arshavin
Subs: Sagna, Vela, Ramsey, Song, Squillaci, Mannone, Eboue, Gibbs, Chamakh, Afobe, Bartley.
Actually i am not doing very well today am I? Would anyone else like to edit this blog? (Although I am not sure i ever said that Mannone was Polish.)
Lol, Mannone a pole, puttin Miyachi even though he doesn't hav a work permit……this article seriously needs some editing!! 😛
Oh give him a break guys..we all make mistakes 🙂
Although it was only a pre-season game so result isn't important, it was very worrying to say huge gaps between Squillaci and Djourou where there seems a serious lack of communication as in repeating the same mistakes as of old!!!
I wonder if tomorrow we will see a combination of Vermaelen-Koscielny and Vermaelen(Koscielny) – Bartley in the second half?
Tony didn't call Mannone a Pole.. Read the lineups again carefully..
Well, the game. Wenger says he reckons that was more down to fatigue. I'm not sure he's actually being completely honest there. Yes, we probably did drop off physically, but those two goals were very poor ones to concede. The defense needs some better understanding and communication.
However, there were many positives. An actual counter attacking goal with speed. Gervinho did look like he will cause defenses a problem. Traore looked quite good as well. Frimpong was quite impressive. Jenkinson did well. All the youngsters did impress. Even Vela made a brilliant run for the second goal.
Still just a pre season game though. I'm more annoyed about the moaning that will follow a draw in a pre season. We shouldn't have given them a chance though. Oh and Jon Champion is highly highly annoying.
If we can only play Ryo behind closed doors, we should just close the doors when the last supporter has arrived. 😉
Squillaci looks like a disaster!! even Djourou looks poor with him!!
Im not concerned about the defenders we have and the way some people are slagging them off. I would be more concerned about our defensive coaching as a team.
Still its only a pre season game no need to get carried away.
Gooner Gal
It was a real shame that we couldn't see Miyaichi today, as I was really looking forward to it. I wonder if this was Eboue's last game today? If so, I wished the crowd had given him a bigger cheer. I would be happy if he stayed, but he would now be 3rd choice behind Jenkinson, who looks like he is quality. The UK Arsenal scout should get bonus because he is genuine competition for Sagna and not just cover. £1m in the midst of the current transfer madness is a steal!
I think RVP will enjoy playing with Gervinho and I am really excited by the prospect of seeing some great goals from those two. Wilshere in the middle with Frimpong was great because they had good understanding and Frimpong had great positioning to recieve, cut out and block passes without having to do too many desperate runs or lunges. I hope Stuart Robson didn't give him a hard time again as he didn't look like he did anything wrong me.
Squillaci, Mannone and Nasri did not have a good game today, but heay, this is what pre season is all about and I am sure they will improve. It was great to see Bartley and Afobe on the bench as they might get a chance tomorrow to show what they can do.
BobbyP
I was impressed with Gervinho, and Frimpong as well. Hopefully the defensive glitches were just a one-off… Agree with Shard re. John Champion…
If Squillacci and Jenkinson had good games today-I would hate to see them on a bad day. Koscielny stood out for me as a centre back who can pick out a pass and Traore looks to have improved a bit since his loan spell. Precious little else to feel good about at the back. It seems obvious that we need reinforcements in the centre back and possibly midfield-unless we deploy our players differently-like playing Vermaelen in front of the back 4 with someone like Samba alongside Koscielny when Song is missing. Frimpong looked good in places-going forward but his is a position which will take time for him to grow into.
Our goals were good and in a team which could defend would have been enough to win the game.
andy bishop
The defensive mistakes are not just gliches, the quality is just not there. It is what we currently have and will have to put up with. The body language ammongst the players is as bad as I have seen it. Sagna, Koscielny, Vermaalan and Gibbs/Traore is not a bad back four..what happens when injuries strike? No one at the back or up front seems to be a natural header of the ball. Chamakh (our header of the ball) kept holding his face and complaining to the referee and failed to make the two or three runs he should have to meet crosses. We still cannot hold onto a game once in the lead and bossing. Once Bocca had nothing to lose they bought on more attacking players and ran at us…our intensity dropped and we collapsed. This is happening more and more the last few years despite what players we have…this is fundamental and reflects upon the lack of tactical nous imparted to the players.
bjtgooner
If Nasri's display yesterday and the rest of his pre-season performances are indicative of what he will give us this season, we would be better to sell him now and replace him – even if Cesc also goes. Nasri really did not look interested and did look as if he could replace Cesc in midfield. Further, his antics over his contract renewal are an insult to the club.
While Frimpong looked promising, our midfied, usually a dominant force, seemed to lose cohesion in the second half – without Wilshere.
Gervinho and Jenkinson look good signings, but we really must sort out our erratic defending otherwise we are in for more disappointment again this season.
should have written "Nasri really did not look interested and did NOT look as if he could replace Cesc in midfield".
steww
Hi, sorry to but in, does anyone else use Arsenal Player? I've emailed them asking them not to put the score up before they even screen the match and wondered if others might like to ask the same thing. Does rather ruin the surprise when you have been looking forward to a game all weekend, finally sit doen to watch in on a paid for service and A) It's not even on yet, and B) They have the score plastered beneath the player.
Sorry Tony to interrupt but I'm cross.
I watched the silly little highlights as I didn't need to wait for the full match (knowing the score) and boy oh boy does Gervinho look good? And what about Vela's little run and Ramsay's finish? Ooh and how good is Jack's passing? RVP looks sharp and Frimpong is my prediction for break through player if he hasn't broken through already.
What? We're all supposed to moan about our defence? Really? When there is so much good stuff to talk about. Seems a bit odd if not downright masochistic to me..
mr venger
Here here steww.
Unfortunately a lot of people are easily conned into the image portraid by the propaganda pedlers (espn,sky, & most of the british media) that we are a club in crisis. the reasons behind it are up for debate along with the ridiculous refereeing obstacle in our path but It just never stops these last few years. It's becomming harder & harder for the team to overcome, as a large portion of these weak minded fans are becoming neurotic & harmfull to the players, esp the ones who are developing in defense, resulting in alot of unrest at the club. The destuctive plan is working and shame on those fans who dont stand by the club and see how difficult it is to do what we try to do.
@mr venger and stewww
I'm entirely on board with what our club is trying to achieve, and I'm not at all disillusioned by anything that we and Wenger have done. I hate the fans that moan about things without some context to put their disappointment in. However, I do think the team has some issues to set right. Yes it is just pre season, but the way we conceded (especially against Boca) was not pretty. Encouragingly however, Wenger pointed it out and stressed on those as problems, and also that we didn't press the ball enough. So I think we can and will sort it out.
What I am a little concerned about (apart from the fans' support being missing at the Ems) is the Cesc situation. We've been kind enough to Cesc and I still believe he loves the club. But this is getting in the way of things now, and should not be allowed to continue. I hope we are setting a deadline for any deal to go through, that gives us enough time to make our deals, whether Cesc goes or stays.
Oh and stewww.. entirely correct about the score not being shown on Player. I too have been frustrated by it in the past. Also I've noticed they've removed the download option for videos. That will make ref review more difficult as well I think. I quite liked the fact that we could download videos on demand. Can we all just keep mailing Arsenal in regards these two points?


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And, when I want to create an instance of "ArrayOfReceipt" or set a value, or access it, I always encounter the same problem: System.NullReferenceException.
This is the code when I try to create:
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A: The way your code is written, you can initialize prev_ConsArr.item like this:
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That would create a new ArrayOfReceipt that could hold three Receipt objects.  You could also create a constructor for your ArrayOfReceipt class that initializes item.  Either of these methods will eliminate your NullReferenceException
Looking at the way you are using your ArrayOfReceipt class, you may want to consider changing the type of item to List<Receipt>.  That would make it easier to change the number of Receipt classes you are storing.
Depending on what you are trying to do, you may also want to create an AddReceipt method in ArrayOfReceipts and move yourPropertyChanged event to that method.  Right now, the PropertyChanged event will only fire when  your ArrayOfReceipts class overwrites its array of Receipts.

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Now British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell is facing the possibility of decades in prison after her conviction on five federal sex trafficking charges in late December.
Maxwell, the daughter of the late media mogul Robert Maxwell, told a 2016 deposition that she met Jeffrey Epstein, then a wealthy financier, in 1991 through a mutual friend.
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She stated in court papers that Maxwell insisted on giving her a massage before Epstein tried to physically restrain and sexually assault her in a bedroom at the property.
Ms Farmer sued Epstein's estate and Maxwell, eventually accepting a compensation offer from the Epstein Victims' Compensation Fund, and dropped her allegations as part of that settlement.
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The allegations against Epstein continued to mount and in 2005, a 14-year-old girl contacted police saying that she had been sexually assaulted at his home in Palm Beach, Florida.
Epstein was arrested in 2006 and charged by a grand jury with one count of solicitation of a prostitute and he eventually took a controversial plea deal in state court to prevent federal charges.
After pleading guilty to one count of solicitation of prostitution and one charge of solicitation of a minor, Epstein served 13 months in Palm Beach County Jail.
Maxwell told the 2016 deposition that after Epstein was jailed she continued to occasionally work at his properties and kept her ties with him.
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In 2009, Virginia Giuffre sued Epstein claiming that Maxwell had recruited her when she was a teenager working at Mr Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.
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A month later, Epstein was found dead in a Manhattan prison cell while he awaited trial, with a medical examiner ruling the 66-year-old had died by suicide.
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Prosecutors say that Maxwell refused to answer the door to agents, who were forced to break it down and take her into custody.
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Count 5: Conspiracy to commit sex trafficking of minors – maximum sentence of five years
Count 6: Sex trafficking of minors – maximum sentence of 40 years
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Indoor gardening offers the most efficient way of reaping large rewards for little time and effort. You can learn to start seeds, grow sprouts and microgreens, manage a hydroponics flood and drain tub with year-round produce. Indoor gardening offers many versatile ways to grow your own food. I have learned that indoor and outdoor gardening go to together and help complete the biosystem that my property has become.
Permaculture gardens in the suburbs don't have to be limited to the outdoors. In fact, Indoor growing can result in wheatgrass, sunflower, microgreens, sprouts, pea shoots and more. That's just the start. There' tomatoes, cucumbers, herbs of all kind and flowers to grow inside as well.
Even just today September 15, 2018, I harvested a pack of peppers, a couple of pounds of sweet potatoes, some tomatoes, cucumber, parsley, and kiwi. Yeap that's right. Kiwi! Not many, in fact just a handful as you can see/. There's only about 20 or so going on the vine arbor.
I was waiting for them to ripen and waited too long. I gathered what I could today to ripen inside. The early ones are tart but the texture is great. They're the size of a large grape and can be eaten the skin and all. I did get one perfect juicy one and the sweetness was tremendous. It's been a 6-year wait and they are really supposed to produce in the 7th. We'll see what mother nature has in store next year. So far so good and so tasty.
2019 Garden Planning Tip – I use Mothers' Day each year as the last frost date.
You will have to determine your own. With Victory Seed's site, you can but I recommend adding two weeks to the last frost date and subtracting 1 week from the first frost date. Disclaimer in effect.
I learned 5 Garden Hacking For The Suburbs because I wanted to grow food for my family. I started collecting vegetable seeds even before I had a place to sow them. We were still living in an apartment in the summer of 2008 when I made my first purchase of seeds from Big John Lipscomb. His website and YouTube videos helped me understand that there were some things that I could I have influence over and one of them was growing your own food.
gives you greater control of what you put into your system. I truly wanted to feel a sense of liberty by taking a tiny single seed and producing a plant to feed my family and then later retrieve dozens or hundreds of new seeds from that same plant. For me, the anticipation to grow food from seed was as exhilarating as hunting, fishing and sports. All of those things require hard work, patience, and perseverance and gardening is no less of a challenge. Over time Permaculture In The Suburbs resulted in practical and productive gardens. They became resilient in my front and back yards.
A backyard vision transformed over years and perfected to the reality of life-giving food and flowers. The gardens will remain resilient and reliant as long as the balance within nature doesn't tilt too much one way or the other. As I write this in September 2018 we have had a 300% increase in rainfall this summer.
This is how things were Before and After thanks to Permaculture gardens in the suburbs.
I created 5 Garden Hacking Secrets For The Suburbs because I have been gardening for 10 years and I want to share with you the best ways to grow food and flowers in the suburbs. You too can have great food without working too hard or spending too much money. One method you can use is companion planting. In Episode-258 – From Microsystems to Macrosystems Permaculture Practice In Suburb — I present one microsystem amongst the many that make up our food forest. It is a representation of how to incorporate several permaculture principles into one functioning system.
Without 5 Garden Hacking Secrets For The Suburbs mistakes abound. I had no idea how to create Permaculture gardens in the suburbs. However, my desire to make something useful helped me to persevere through the first trying months. I jumped right into gardening without first observing my new surroundings. Also, I underestimated plant needs in order to grow productively.
For example, sunshine means "sunshine"! Without a direct line of sight to the sun, most plants that I wanted to grow couldn't. My backyard was mostly shade and received about 2-6 hours of direct/indirect sunlight. I had to learn to plot where the sun shone during the day so that the plants I started in its path would have a chance at survival.
Nothing is 90°. There are no straight lines in nature, yet that is what the suburbs strive for with trees that don't produce fruit and lawns kept neat and trim and at right angles. Moreover, the area of grass typically found between the sidewalk and street is almost always barren. So much wasted space growing grass.
See Episode 265- Planting Season And Guide For Northern Virginia There I refer to getting ready for growing season 7. It was winter when I published it but planning for spring gardens was well underway. Even though it's just September it's not too early to begin planning for spring. A good season begins with a schedule, seeds, and soil. All of which can be prepared in advance of creating and building Permaculture gardens in the suburbs.
As summer once again draws to a close here in Virginia it's important to note what has survived and thrived and what has not. The video presented is from 2013 but here is a photo from today. You will see white PVC pipes where there are now ditches on contour supporting fruit trees and berries of all types.
Click here 2019 Planting Times – this is helpful if you buy store plants or begin from seed.


Doubling as a gorgeous fountain and birdbath in a single unit, the Sunnydaze Two-Tier Solar-on-Demand Outdoor Water Fountain from Serenity Health & Home Decor is an all-time customer favorite year after year. Featuring a durable polyresin construction, this hefty-looking birdbath water fountain weighs just 22 pounds and comes backed by a manufacturer's warranty to ensure that it stays in great shape. It's finished with a classic-looking design complete with eye-catching flourishes on each tier, subtle striping on the base and a statement-making swirling finial at the top. This beautiful water feature will steal the show in any traditional, ornate, Italian or English garden.
This two-tier fountain continuously pumps the water through the top spout. The swirling ridge design at the top directs the water around the top piece into the first basin which spills into the wide bowl below. Wide enough for birds on both tiers, you can enjoy the natural beauty of water and wildlife. The two-tier fountain creates a gentle, trickling sound to help make your backyard or garden a sweet, enjoyable place to reflect and enjoy the outdoors. The best part is, Sunnydaze solar-powered tiered water fountains are designed for minimal maintenance and are very easy to setup and care for.
This solar-on-demand fountain operates on direct sunlight, but has a battery power included which will power the fountain pump on cloudy days. On the solar powered mode, the fountain will run directly from solar energy; however, the pump will only work in bright and sunny conditions. To run on battery mode simply press the Battery On/Off button. The battery will now power the pump. On the battery mode, you can power your fountain for up to four hours on cloudy days or at night. When the battery power is depleted, the system will automatically change back to solar powered mode and start again when there is sufficient sunlight. A fully charged battery will operate up to four hours after the sun goes down. You can operate it daily using the battery technology for consistent performance even in cloudy conditions, or leave your fountain off, charging the batteries for use when you want it, even at night. This two-tier model is truly a gorgeous, low-maintenance fountain which will complement any area in which it's placed.
Overall dimensions: 23" diameter x 34.5" H; weighs 22 lbs so it is the perfect size to accent any outdoor space.
Fountain includes 8-5/8" W x 7-3/8" L solar panel with 16' cord, adjustable flow pump and battery pack so you have everything you need to run the fountain.
The adjustable pump allows you to set the water flow levels to your preferred level.
Features a 4-hour timer set. With this timer after you turn on the pump, it will keep running for 4 hours, then it turns itself off in order to save power. You will need to turn the pump back on to start the pump working again.
The battery generally lasts between 12-18 months, but with repeated charges and discharge cycles the battery will become less efficient and battery capacity may reduce. If the battery does appear less efficient, you may try and boost charge it. In order to boost-charge the battery, you must leave the fountain off for two to three sunny days to allow maximum charge to the battery. If the boost charge does not help the battery, then you will need to replace it. Open the battery cover on the back of the solar panel and replace the batteries with 4 standard AA size rechargeablebatteries.


My Castle Gateway 2 will take three approaches to getting good conversations going about Castle Gateway. Sometimes they will all figure in the same event, some events will focus more on one or the other approach. In all cases, the conversations at and between events will be documented, linked and inform each other.
Catch Up Sessions: Regularly we will run sessions where the council Castle Gateway team and the architects from BDP will share where they are up to and open up the unique challenges of bringing the Castle Gateway vison to life.
Refine the Brief/Think Systemically: We will create public events, walks and workshops where we can ask big questions, make room for different perspectives and look for connections and imaginative ways forward while always applying these wider debates – drawing on personal and everyday experience and local knowledge – to the nitty, gritty street-level detail.
Go to find interested people (who aren't interested in, or able to come, to public events): Throughout we will be actively seeking discussions with people who have a stake in the Castle Gateway decisions by going to where they are, striking up conversations on their terms and exploring meaningful connections into the wider public debates about Castle Gateway.
You can find out about our events via this page or by joining our mailing list.
We'll be adding more events as they develop – if you've got ideas for an event then let us know.
ACCESS: If you have any additional requirements that will help you take part in any of our events, please email mycastlegateway@gmail.com or phone Helen on 07855 790347.
One of the key driving ideas behind the Castle Gateway proposals has been the creation of a new walking and cycling route from the south, through Castle Gateway and into the city centre. The initial proposals for Castle Mills apartments and the multi-storey car park on St.George's Fields highlighted the design challenges in achieving this. It was acknowledged that there were questions still to answer and a wish to work with individuals and groups to ensure this new route works for all.
Join the architects from BDP and technical staff from the council for a workshop to explore and develop the design proposals for the walking and cycling route, including the new bridge across the Foss and improvements to Piccadilly. We will meet in the cafe area at Cycle Heaven – the cafe will be closed but there will be refreshments provided!
At the heart of the Castle Gateway proposals is a new public space replacing the Castle Car Park. To make this possible, a new multi-storey car park is proposed on St George's Field, funded by the Castle Mills apartments. Another key idea is to create walking and cycling access from St George's Field towards Piccadilly including a new bridge over the River Foss.
One of the key elements of the brief from My Castle Gateway is a new pedestrian and cycle route from the south leading into Piccadilly and the city centre, safely crossing Tower Street and passing through new public space beneath the castle walls before crossing the Foss. Join the My Castle Gateway team and the bridge design team from Witteveen+Bos for a collaborative design workshop looking at the new bridge. We will take the brief produced from the public engagement to date and develop this into design principles for the new foot and cycle bridge, set against some of the technical challenges posed. Looking at examples from around the world, we will explore how the new bridge can reflect this special setting and its heritage, alongside wishes to be able to both move and linger.
16th July, 2-5pm, Drop in.
My Castle Gateway will be working with York Archaeology Trust to bring a bit of the areas history and discussion about the area's future to Barbeque festivities.
Mark Gladwin from The River Foss Society will lead a walk exploring the history and ecology of the River Foss. We will end the walk in the Mason's Arms to discuss the role the river should play in the Castle Gateway regeneration and to identify what kinds of activities people would like to do alongside, and on, the Foss.
Join us for a series of events – with something for all ages – to explore the Castle area of York as it was, as it is now and to imagine it differently. As part of the Stories of Change event, we are also running Opening Up Castle Gateway walks.
My Future York have collaborated with York Central Action and City Screen to put on Citizen Jane: Battle for the City. Jacobs was a writer and a campaigner against 'slum clearance' initiatives who had a strong interest in how places are made by interactions between people and built environment. In her now classic book, The Death and Life of American Cities, Jacobs explore the complex social ecology of urban neighbourhoods drawing on her own street in Greenwich Village, Manhattan.The film will be followed by a panel discussion reflecting on the issue raised by the film for York. As York faces a variety of regeneration and development projects – not least Castle Gateway and York Central – we will ask what inspiration, warnings or practices might Jacob's work offer?
For a trailor and to read more.
Access information: there is a ramp available. Email Helen Graham, h.graham@leeds.ac.uk if you need flat level access.
The Post It Notes are in – we know what matters and the kinds of things people want to be able to do in Castle Gateway – but now it is time to open up and discuss the underlying issues. We invite anyone to come and think about these challenges with us and to design some amazing public engagement events. You may have performance skills. Or artistic flare. Or you might like big picture thinking. Or know how to tell a good story.
You are welcome to join us for one walk or both.
As part of a series of walks around Castle Gateway, we invite you to join us on a walk after dark, to experience it as it is now and to imagine it differently.
For more information.Public SpacesWhat makes for a public space where people want to spend time, at different times of day and night and in all seasons? How do buildings and materials, activity and movement make public space work? How can planting and landscaping be designed to make spaces work better? We're going to invite you to think about your favourite places to do things and to linger as we start to develop the brief for the public spaces of the Castle Gateway.Come to our first Castle Gateway Challenges: Public Spaces event to explore Public Spaces on 12th September, 6pm, West Offices. Book your place.
Public space is a big theme in the My Castle Gateway Brief. What makes for a public space where people want to spend time, at different times of day and night and in all seasons? How do buildings and materials, activity and movement make public space work? How can planting and landscaping be designed to make spaces work better? In this twitter hour, we're going to invite you to think about your favourite places to do things and to linger as we start to refine the Brief for the public spaces of the Castle Gateway.
Where is your favourite public space in York? What makes you want to sit down and spend some time…and why do other places not work so well?
strong>Look at your city: What makes good public space?
Public space is a big theme in the My Castle Gateway Brief. People have said they want to use different parts of the Castle Gateway area to gather for events, celebrate, remember, protest, meet friends, sit and reflect, buy food and drink and to be a part of York where you don't have to spend money. To help us refine the Brief and to inform the Masterplanners' options, we invite you and your camera to join us to explore York, and discover which public spaces work best for what, and why? We ask everyone coming to bring thoughts of your own favourite place to hang out in public in York so we can pay it a visit and take its photo! The walk will be a few first steps in gaining a shared view of design and details which make for good, usable public space for Castle Gateway. It'll take around two hours and we'll aim to finish somewhere near a café.
York's rivers are crucial to the development of the city. They can be places for walking, quiet moments, picnics as well as being on the river in boats, barges and canoes. The rivers also flood. How do we make the most of our rivers while being prepared for extreme events? We will be work with all the rivers users and potentials as well as the agencies responsible for managing our rivers to develop the Castle Gateway brief.
Come to our Castle Gateway Challenges: Living well with Water event to explore living well with water on 19th September, 6pm, West Offices. Book your place.
The walk will take 1 hour 15 minutes, followed by tea and cake and further discussion.
We invite you to join a walk around the Castle area of York, to experience it as it is now and to imagine it differently.
As part of this we are running a walk with York to open up the Castle Gateway area. You will be invited to move slowly along a route from the Eye of York to Tower Gardens around the Foss Basin and back up Piccadilly. You will be asked what the different areas mean to you and what you'd like to be able to do there in the future. An audio recording of the visit and soundscapes will be taken to ensure your ideas and experiences feed into the My Castle Gateway process. If you prefer not be audio recorded, just let us know on the day.
Accessibility Information: If you use a wheelchair or would prefer to avoid steps, just let Helen know when you book your place.
In this twitter hour, we're going to invite you to think about the Foss and Ouse. What do we want do on or near the city's rivers. How do we make the most of our rivers while being prepared for extreme events? Join us as we start to refine the Brief for the public spaces of the Castle Gateway.
The Castle Gateway project has the potential for enabling better movement within, across and to the area. How can we deal with car traffic and parking in a way that doesn't conflict with movement of those on foot and on bike? We invite everyone who wants movement around the area to be a pleasure to help us develop the brief, considering everything from disappearing bike lanes to creating a logical approach to car parking. At a time of change, we'll also look at how upcoming changes in car use may shape our city.
Come to our Castle Gateway Challenges: Movement event to explore movement on 26th September, 6pm, West Offices. Book your place.
In this twitter hour, we're going to invite you to think about movement within, across and to the area. We invite everyone who wants movement around the area to be a pleasure to help us develop the brief, considering everything from disappearing bike lanes to creating a logical approach to car parking.
Ownership and value underpin how we as a city shape our environment and economy. How do we collectively plan when we collectively only have ownership of parts of the city? How do we measure costs and benefits when changes often have subtle and far-reaching economic impacts? We will explore immediate issues such as car park revenue but will also open up debate about how we take account of the economics of long-term planning. We will seek to understand the long term roles and trends in retail and tourism. and how we consider the roles of retail and tourism. We'll also look at ways to ensure long term community involvement in, and ownership of, any new development.
Come to our Castle Gateway Challenges: Ownership and Values event to explore ownership and values on 3rd October, 6pm, West Offices. Book your place.
Ownership and value underpin how we as a city shape our environment and economy. How do we collectively plan when we collectively only have ownership of parts of the city? In this twitter hour we will explore immediate issues such as car park revenue but will also open up debate about how we take account of the economics of long-term planning. We will seek to understand the long term roles and trends in retail and tourism. We'll also look at ways to ensure long term community involvement in, and ownership of, any new development.
Look at your city: What makes good public space?
As part of the My Castle Gateway Public Space Challenge we're exploring the public spaces York already has at all times of day. How are they used? What makes them work (or not work)? Join us on a tour through the Saturday night crowds from the bright lights and the loud big night out to the calm dark skies of the riverside. Whatever Saturday night usually means for you, come and experience many different versions of York after dark and think about future of evenings and late nights in the Castle Gateway area.
We will explore the Castle Gateway area and the project for the area's regeneration- what would you like to be able to do there in the future? And how can we ensure its a useable space for people who are blind and partically sighted. Tea coffee and biscuits available.
If anyone would like to attend they can contact Caroline at YBPSS on 01904 731124 or 01904 636269.
9.30-5pm. Various locations. A plan of the day and where we will be.
We are now able to share the Masterplan ideas for the future of the Castle Gateway area. Join us for our launch event. We will be moving around each of the areas of Castle Gateway. In each location we will be sharing the ideas and documenting your responses to feedback into the masterplanning process. Your feedback will inform a preferred Castle Gateway masterplan which will go to the City of York Council Executive in February.
Join Neil Redfern, Principal Inspector of Ancient and Historic Monuments, Historic England to explore the histories of the Eye of York and to debate how the area's significance can be enhanced and celebrated as part of the Castle Gateway project. You will explore the 2000 years of history in the area from first settlers to Norman Castle through to Prisons and protest. As we launch the Masterplan ideas, we ask: What do these histories mean for the future of Castle Gateway?
The Castle Masterplan Ideas shared in November and December included lots of ideas for the Foss and the Ouse. Many people responded to these ideas, enriching the ideas with details of how they'd like to use the rivers, asking questions or expressing concerns. Join us to deepen and extend the discussion of York's rivers. Likely topics will be flood management, wild swimming, boating and improving and enhancing the wildlife in the Foss.
Thursday, 15th March, 7.30-9.30, Friargate Meeting House, YO1 9RL.
Piccadilly was one of York city centre's few 20th century streets, we are now exploring through My Castle Gateway process how it can become a street for life in 21st century York. Working with Finlay McNab of Streets Reimagined, we will explore what makes for a successful street and the benefits of increasing footfall and trade. Drawing on the brief set through the public conversations undertaken through My Castle Gateway process, the workshop with a series of exercises to help refine the brief for Piccadilly.
Book your free place. All welcome.
Look at how ideas have been interpreted in the masterplan with two council officers: Andy Kerr, project lead for Castle Gateway and Andy Vose who is a Transport Planner with responsibility for cycling.
Be clear what has yet to be decided and develop the process for further discussions.
By the end of the session we would hope to have made a plan for when those outstanding issues will be address and how everyone interested can be involved. Time permitting (depending on number of questions about the masterplan) we will also have an initial more creative session taking a look at those outstanding issues as a starting point for this ongoing conversation.
Join staff from York Castle Museum and the My Castle Gateway team for a creative session that will contribute to York Castle Museum's architectural brief for redevelopment.
Movement – how do people move around the site, both into and out of the museum and all the surrounding amenities and attractions?
Modes of Engagement – text, pictures, talks or objects, what is the best way of engaging all our visitors in the stories we tell?
York Castle Museum is one of the country's most popular museums, regularly winning awards and named as the best paid-for museum in York by TripAdvisor. But York Museums Trust wants to make it better. Remaining true to the vision of its founder, Dr John Lamplugh Kirk, the Trust hopes to build on the success of Kirkgate, its world famous recreated Victorian Street, and create a truly immersive and ground-breaking visitor experience.
To do this the Trust would like to involve visitors and local residents in the early stages of the planning process. The stories that are told, the objects shown and the way they are interpreted are all open to discussion as well as the museum's position in interpreting the whole Castle area.
Note: These three workshops (titled York Castle Museum: Movement and Meaning) are broadly similar and we would not expect anyone to attend more than one. While we have given each event a focus – all workshops will tackle the full range of issues.
York Castle Museum is at the heart of a big York story: one that begins with the confluence of the rivers, farming, a fort, a Castle, a Prison, a place of law and now a Museum. It also sits in a part of York that people want to travel to and through as they go about their everyday lives.
In this strand of work – a collaboration between My Castle Gateway and York Castle Museum – we explore how everyday movement (on foot, on bike, in a wheelchair, with a push chair, in a bus or car) and the rich significance of the area and can be combined.
The workshop will combine a walk through the site exploring the key issues of movement and connection with an exploration of key aspects of the history and heritage of the site. We will look at the current buildings, spaces and connections as well as consider the importance of those now gone. Throughout we will be asking: How can movement and meaning be combined in the architecture and public spaces around York Castle Museum?
The workshop – along with a series of other events – will inform an open community brief for the architects working on the development of the York Castle Museum.
The walk and workshop are building on the Open Brief developed for My Castle Gateway. This is a chance to refine this brief for the specific development of the York Castle Museum.
Access: We are committed to making our events accessible to all interested. This particular workshop is based on movement around the site and so understanding barriers to movement will be cruical. If you have any specific requirements that would help you take part (e.g. flat access; slower walking speed) just let us know.
Why is Clifford's Tower important to you? What makes it significant? What do you cherish?
As we launch the next phase of My Castle Gateway, join Castle Gateway Project Manager Andy Kerr to explore the recent developments in the Castle Gateway project – from the Castle Mills development to the new car park on St George's Fields – and look ahead to what's coming up in the next year. We'll also use this event to collaboratively generate questions and set agendas for future My Castle Gateway events.
Trees, grass, bushes, shrubs…The answer to the question "what makes a pleasant space" is often 'green', but what makes green work in a city centre street? Drop in anytime to contribute to the debate, share and explore innovative ideas or join us for walks at 3.30pm and 6.30pm to investigate some of the best examples in York (and to look at what can happen when it all goes wrong). We'll also be exploring how Piccadilly can connect to the very nearby strip of green which is the Foss and its banks. All the discussions will be used to shape My Castle Gateway public brief for Piccadilly.
A very public-private partnership?: How might businesses use the street and the street use the businesses?
Join us to explore what makes a successful – and less successful – street by using the Project for Public Space 'Power of 10' checklist. How can a diverse range of activities and attractions combine to make public space that is vibrant and lively, and how can we design space which incorporates this knowledge? Drop in to Spark at any time to contribute to the discussions and join us for Power of 10 walks at 3.30pm and 6.30pm. All the discussions will be used to shape My Castle Gateway public brief for Piccadilly.
What would the best bus stop in York be like?
Accurate information? Dry? Comfy? Sociable? Piccadilly will be a place for buses and bus stops so come along and help build a brief for the best bus stop in York. Drop into Spark at any time to contribute your ideas or join us for a bus stop tour at 3.00pm and 6.00pm (and if you happen to be on a bus stopping on Merchantgate that day, you might see us anyway!) All the discussions will be used to shape My Castle Gateway public brief for Piccadilly.
In collaboration with York Bus Forum.
The Foss and Piccadilly: How can they be friends?
Piccadilly for the most part turns away from the Foss – yet in the first phase of My Castle Gateway it was clear that many people want to see this change. They want to catch glimpses of, spend time alongside and see activity on the Foss. Drop into Spark at any time to contribute your ideas or join us for a walk along the Foss to explore potential new views, new uses and new connections at 3.00pm and 6.00pm. All the discussions will be used to shape My Castle Gateway public brief for Piccadilly.
Over the past three weeks we've held events exploring Piccadilly from many different angles. We've looked at walking, cycling, buses and cars and parking; trees, plants and urban green; reallocation of road space, bridges and connections to the Foss.
This will then inform the council's brief for their architects as they develop proposals for Piccadilly's public realm. These will be implemented by the developers building between Piccadilly and the Foss as they complete construction on each site.


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Armstrong Air & Space Museum
Located in Wapakoneta, Ohio, this museum displays Ohio's vast contribution to the advancements of space flight in history. This museum was named after astronaut, Neil Armstrong, the first man to step foot on the moon. On July 20, 1969, Governor James Rhodes proposed the idea of the museum to honor not only Armstrong, but all Ohioans as well. The museum features artifacts from the Apollo 11 journey, the F5D Sky Lancer, the Gemini VIII spacecraft and even a moon rock. A large sphere, central to the museum holds the Astro Theater which allows visitors to view the night sky as well as a 25 minute long multimedia film on the Apollo 11 exploration.
Located in Wapakoneta, Ohio, the Armstrong Air & Space Museum gives visitors a first-hand look into the impact Ohio has had in the history of space exploration.
The mueseum was named after Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon, and holds numerous artifacts from his journery in space as well as many other artifacts from various achievements in space travel.
When Neil Armstrong took "one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind," the whole world celebrated. His hometown of Wapakoneta, Ohio was no exception to this celebration. On July 20, 1969, the day of the Apollo 11 moon landing, Governor James Rhodes proposed the idea of the museum to honor not only Armstrong, but "all Ohioans who have attempted to defy gravity" as well and Wapakoneta seemed like the perfect location to do just that. "Neil Armstrong is the man of the century and we want to perpetuate his achievements here in Ohio," Rhodes said. One year and 1 million dollars later, the Armstrong Air & Space Museum was opened with Neil Armstrong himself at the highly celebrated event.
Today the museum is home to several exhibits and numerous artifacts that showoff Ohio's contribution to the Space Race. The design for the museum itself was unique with the ground being shaped to give the building the resemblance of being underground. The central sphere is the largest portion of the museum which was designed to accommodate the Astro Theater for multimedia film and sound presentations. The fifty-six feet wide dome enhances the futuristic moon-base design which allows visitors to view the night sky is most beautiful when viewed at dusk.
Along with a unique architectural design, the museum holds some of the most unique pieces of space history around. One-of-a-kind artifacts from the Gemini VIII spacecraft, Neil Armstrong's Gemini and Apollo spacesuits, and an Apollo 11 moon rock can be found throughout the museum as well as two full size aircrafts flown by Armstrong himself. Along with numerous artifacts, there are seven interactive exhibits, ten audio/visual elements, and three simulators. These simulators give visitors a first-hand experience of what Neil Armstrong did in 1966 as they practice landing the lunar module and space shuttle, or docking the Gemini capsule. Along with a sky watch, the Astro Theater shows a documentary to visitors about the Apollo 11's lunar landing. Overall, the Armstrong Air & Space Museum is a museum rich in history and shows off the accomplishments of both Neil Armstrong and other Ohioans in the aerospace world.
"Armstrong Air & Space Museum," 2014. http://www.armstrongmuseum.org "Air & Space Historic Sites and Museums." http://www.ohiohistory.org/museums-and-historic-sites/museum--historic-sites-by-topic/air-space/air--space-historic-sites-and-museums
To find more information about the Armstrong Air &
Apollo 11 NASA Mission Reports
Story of Apollo 11
500 Apollo Drive
Wapakoneta, Ohio 45895
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        Arr[i] = 0;
    }
}

int CountLuckyTickets = 0;
for (int j = 0; j < ArrSize ; j++)
{
    CountLuckyTickets+=ArrCounter[j]*ArrCounter[j];
}
cout << CountLuckyTickets<<endl;

A: Ошибка была за малым, в int не влезал результат.

Соответственно int заменить на long long


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Q: Knockout.js on Android 2 I am using knockout.js to display list values, when I do not use input elements it is good but when I use input elements inside the 'foreach', it renders bad (it does not show the list and displays broken HTML elements) on Android 2.
I am initializing the view model in a script before the end body tag:
$(".pageId").bind('pageinit', function(){
ko.applyBindings(new MyViewModel());
});

I am working with jQuery Mobile also, so I tried with
$(".pageId").bind('pageshow',function(){

$("input").checkboxradio();

});

But I did not work on Android 2 either.
Is there a way to make the checkboxes/radio buttons/dropdows render correctly using knockout.js on Android 2?

A: Here's how I was able to get it to work.  You have to use the afterRender attribute of KO to then render the jQuery Mobile elements.  For example:
<script type="text/javascript">
    function jQueryify(elements, dataObj)
    {
        $.each(elements, function(key, obj)
        {
            if($(this).is('input[type="radio"]'))
                $(obj).checkboxradio();
            else if($(this).is('select'))
                $(obj).selectmenu();
        });
    }
</script>

and then in the markup
<div data-bind="foreach: {data: collection, afterRender: jQueryify}>
    <!-- Your template goes here -->
</div>

I'm sure that there is a better way of doing this, but this is how I did it.  I know that you could also use the "create" event that jQuery Mobile exposes, but I haven't looked into that.
Edit:  I just found the documentation on the jQuery Mobile site that I was looking for:  http://jquerymobile.com/demos/1.1.1/docs/pages/page-scripting.html
If you look at the "Enhancing new markup" section you'll see their recommendation for how to render the content so that it looks right.  Also, binding to the 'pageinit' event means that anything that needs creating will already be turned into the jquery mobile widget version.  If you want to bind to the content before jquery can get to it (thus making it so that the new content is rendered with the rest), you can just bind to the regular $(document).ready() function.


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Plaats in Noord-Sumatra

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Susannah C. Drake, Principal of dlandstudio in New York City, received a 2005 Fitch Mid-Career Research grant to study the work of Beatrix Farrand. Drake's project studied Beatrix Farrand's use of campus landscape design to accentuate campus architecture through the use of plants. This interplay between architecture and landscape was a common thread throughout Farrand's campus landscape work at Princeton, Yale and the University of Chicago. Drake's project examines the original design vision, implementation, intended maintenance and life cycle planning, the current function and aesthetic and spatial sensibility of the original design and the institutions' plans with respect to the preservation and evolution of Farrand's landscape planning legacy.


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Qatar exercises option for 12 more Rafales | Navy says "bye bye bye" as C-130T "Fat Albert" heads to junkyard | USAF wants more AESA radars for F-15s
Apr 03, 2018 05:00 UTC
The US Navy's Blue Angels are looking to replace their team's famous "Fat Albert". "Fat Albert" is responsible for the logistical support of the Blue Angels fighter demonstration squadron. The existing role is performed by a Lockheed Martin C-130T, however, after a crash in July 2017 the US Marine Corps grounded all C-130Ts and now has to look for alternatives. One likely replacement for "Fat Albert" could be one of the RAF's C-130Js. The C-130 Hercules remains one of the longest-running aerospace manufacturing programs of all time. Since 1956, over 40 models and variants have served as the tactical airlift backbone for over 50 nations. The C-130J looks similar, but the number of changes almost makes it a new aircraft.
Boeing has been awarded a modification to a previously awarded contract for the US Air Force's F-15 Fighter Modernization Program (RMP) radar upgrades. The contract is valued at over $187 million. It provides for work on 29 Group A and Group B kits, spares, fuel tanks and other equipment and services. The F-15A reached initial operational capability for the US Air Force in September 1975, and approximately 670 F-15s remain in the USAF's inventory. Current F-15 flying locations include bases in the continental United States, Alaska, England, Hawaii, Japan and the Middle East. The RMP development and testing began in January 2011. The RMP replaces the F-15 legacy APG-70 mechanically scanned radar with an AESA system designated APG-82(V) and is designed to retain functionality of the legacy radar system while providing expanded mission employment capabilities including longer air-to-air target selection and enhanced task capabilities and enhanced air-to-ground and air-to-air combat identification capabilities. Work will be performed in St. Louis, Missouri, and is scheduled for completion in April 2022.
Raytheon Self Protect Systems has been awarded a contract for the provision of an AN/ALR-69A digital Radar Warning Receiver system. This contract includes the fabrication, integration, testing and delivery of the unit and is valued at $460 million. Raytheon, a Massachusetts-based company, submitted the only bid for the contract. The AN/ALR?69A system cleared testing last April in an Air Force Predator drone's payload pod. The system dramatically enhances aircrew survivability, providing "sensors forward" situational awareness at a substantially lower cost than competing systems. It features capabilities such as: suppression of enemy air defenses, easy cross-platform integration, enhanced spectral and spatial coverage for high-sensitivity detection in dense signal environments, and most recently single-ship geolocation. The system is currently being tested on the F-16. Work will be performed in Goleta, California and Forest, Mississippi. Work is expected to be completed by March 2025
Qatar will buy additional Rafale fighter jets as part of an existing contract. Qatar initially purchased 24 Rafale jets in May 2015 for a total of $7.8 billion. The exercise of the option to purchase 12 additional fighter jets increases the total of the order to 36 aircraft. The deal includes the provision of missiles, pilot training and some 100 mechanics. The Rafale is a 9.5 – 10.5 tonne aircraft powered by 2 SNECMA M88 jet engines, each generating up to 16,500 pounds thrust with afterburner. Canards are used to improve maneuverability, especially for snap-shots in short-range dogfights, and radar shaping lowers the aircraft's profile relative to 4th generation competitors like the Mirage 2000 or F-16. A combination of Scan and Track optronics allows the Rafale to supplement its radar-guided missiles with passively-targeted, no-warning attacks on enemy aircraft from beyond visual range. At present, this capability is only duplicated by Russian aircraft. Qatar so far bought 24 Eurofighter Typhoon, 6 Hawk trainers and F-15QA fighter aircraft.
Jane's reports that the Austrian manufacturer Schiebel will provide the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) with a heavy fuel version of its S-100 Camcopter rotor-winged unmanned aerial system. The initial contract between Schiebel and the Australian government was signed in December 2016 and provides for supply of the UAS and three years of follow-on contractor logistics support. The acquisition of the S-100 Camcopter is part of Australia's Navy Minor Project 1942 program, which seeks to equip the RAN with a shipborne vertical-take-off and landing UAS capability. The system has been deployed on the HMAS Albatross for initial evaluation purposes. The JP-5 heavy fuel-powered S-100 UAVs demonstrated their ability to operate at ranges of up to 60 n miles, and at altitudes above 10,000 ft, while delivering imagery from an attached Wescam MX-10s payload. For military customers, the product is designed to perform surveillance missions in maritime environments and enhances situational awareness for naval commanders by offering real-time reconnaissance information from a range of over 120 miles.
Boeing has been awarded a contract for the provision of one C-17 aircraft in support of the Indian government. The contract is valued at $262 million. India almost lost out on the deal in November 2017 due to New Delhi's agonisingly long procurement process. In 2015, the Indian Air Force (IAF) approved the purchase of three C-17s to add to its current fleet of 10. Currently the C-17 production line and sales cycle is heavily depended on foreign orders from export customers like the UAE, India and others. Work will be performed in San Antonio, Texas and is scheduled for completion by August 2019.
Modifying Super Hornets to fight alongside the F-35C.


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No new Scottish independence referendum for six years
Theresa May will frustrate Nicola Sturgeon's hopes of a second independence referendum for as long as six years as she draws the battle lines for her defence of the "precious, precious Union".
Telegraph - Theresa May will frustrate Nicola Sturgeon's hopes of a second independence referendum for as long as six years as she draws the battle lines for her defence of the "precious, precious Union".
The Prime Minister decided Scotland should not be given a vote until Scots have seen how Brexit works out, and will call Nicola Sturgeon's bluff by challenging her to prove at the next Scottish elections in 2021 her claim that she has a "cast iron" mandate for a new poll.
Mrs May infuriated the First Minister by formally rejecting her demand for a referendum between autumn 2018 and spring 2019, saying "now is not the time" for a vote on the future of the Union.
Ms Sturgeon described the decision as a "democratic outrage" and said she remained "determined" to hold a poll on her own timescale. She added that she would "consider my options and what I should do" if a Scottish Parliament request for permission to hold a referendum is turned down.
The Prime Minister will not begin talks on a referendum until Brexit has had time to bed in - likely to be a period of two years. It could then take another 18 months to complete the formalities needed for the referendum to take place, pushing it back as far as 2023.
By ensuring no vote will take place before the 2021 Scottish elections, Mrs May has cast doubt on whether a referendum will happen at all, as unionists will be hoping the public appetite for a vote will have dwindled by then and that the SNP, increasingly criticised over its domestic policies, will have lost support.
The Prime Minister will on Friday tell the Conservative Spring Forum in Cardiff that: "We are four nations, but at heart we are one people... and I will always fight to strengthen and sustain this precious, precious Union."
Unveiling her Plan for Britain, her vision for the country's future under her leadership, Mrs May will also say: "The Union is more than just a constitutional artefact. It is a union between all of our citizens, whoever we are and wherever we're from.
"So our Plan for Britain will put strengthening and sustaining that Union at its heart."
Mrs May's rejection of Ms Sturgeon's demands, made on the eve of the SNP conference in Aberdeen, was greeted with fury by Ms Sturgeon.
She said: "If the Prime Minister refuses to engage on the terms of a referendum before Brexit takes place then she is effectively trying to block the people of Scotland having a choice over their future. That would be a democratic outrage.
"It is for the Scottish Parliament – not Downing Street – to determine the timing of a referendum, and the decision of the Scottish Parliament must be respected. It would be outrageous for the Scottish Parliament to be frozen out of the process." She claimed the delaying tactic would only serve to stoke up nationalism, adding: "History may look back on today and see it as the day the fate of the Union was sealed."
Her spokesman described Mrs May's stalling tactic as "a blunder of epic and historic proportions".
The former Conservative minister Iain Duncan Smith hit back by suggesting it was Ms Sturgeon who had blundered. Speaking on the Telegraph's Brexit Podcast, he said: "Nicola Sturgeon has made a very big error of judgement and it's just beginning to dawn on her."
Mrs May set out her stall ahead of a vote in the Scottish Parliament next week to set the wheels in motion for a referendum by seeking a so-called Section 30 agreement with Westminster.
Her official spokesman said she wanted MSPs to be "informed when they have that vote... we hope they might step back now we have made that clear".
David Mundell, the Scottish Secretary, said: "We will not be entering into discussions or negotiations about a Section 30 agreement and any request at this time will be declined."
Ruth Davidson MSP, leader of the Scottish Conservatives, said it would be "unfair" on Scots to "vote blind" in a referendum by going to the polls before the Brexit negotiations had even been completed. She refused to name an "arbitrary" date for a poll to be held and set out three tests that will push back the poll for years.
Talks would not start on a second referendum before Scots have "seen for themselves" how the Union is functioning following Brexit. The UK is due to leave the EU in March 2019 but there could be a further two-year transitional period while a trade deal is finalised.
Secondly, Ms Davidson said that Scots should know "what the alternative entails" and argued there has not been any clarity from the SNP on even "basic questions" about independence.
She also said there would also have to be political and public consent for another vote, and defined the latter as consistent 60 per cent support in the opinion polls for a referendum.
Even after the tests were met, it could take another 18 months before another referendum is held. A deal would have to be reached between the two governments, legislation passed then a minimum campaign period of six months before polling day.
Mrs May will say in her speech in Cardiff on Friday: "The coming negotiations with the EU will be vital for everyone in the United Kingdom.
"It is essential that we get the right deal, and that all of our efforts and energies as a country and focused on that outcome.
"We need to do so united, as one United Kingdom, all pulling together to get the best outcome. That is what we have always done when faced with challenges. We have pulled together as one and succeeded together."
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GTM's Energy Gang Gives GIC a Shoutout
by Daniel | Jan 22, 2016 | Blog, GIC News
On last week's episode of Greentech Media's Energy Gang podcast, Katharine Hamilton and Stephen Lacey gave a special shoutout to Green Impact Campaign. Not only do they give a great overview of the energy assessments being done by our volunteers, but also talk a lot about how GIC a great opportunity for those looking to enter a career in energy or sustainability.
Listen below at minute 35:50 of the show and be sure to follow their podcast!
"I just think this is great, I think you have got to get out in the field and do something with your hands to see how energy truly works to really appreciate how energy is used." -Katherine Hamilton
"I love this because it gets students and young professionals out in the field working on these issues, I really like what they're doing." -Stephen Lacey
Check out the full episode and article here.
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