We love a good wood-rimmed Nardi steering wheel, wooden dashboard, and sporty instrumentation as much as you do, but there's something to be appreciated with classic and very fashion-forward interiors produced by Citroën from the '50s until the mid-to-late '70s.
So what makes these odd-looking designs appealing even today?
Besides the fact modern automakers still look over Citroën's shoulder (many modern Audi interiors have an overall layout and design quite similar to that of the SM, for instance) you'll often notice elements the company introduced decades ago finding their way into new cars.
Now, as our cities become more congested and very sporty classics continue their incredible rise in value, we've started considering cars that are a very nice place to spend a lot of time in, and having a classic with an interior that will instantly warp you back in time is a definite plus.
Moreover, Citroën designers often pushed out different trim choices and materials—choices were so extensive that there's now a fan site for tracking all of the different color options!
Be inspired by these interiors, and while a classic Citroën isn't likely to keep up with a Porsche 911 on the Stelvio Pass, they're wonderful places in which to spend time. What's your favorite Citroën interior feature?
Slanted single branch steering wheel on the DS/ID that sits in your left hand like it was one and the same…pure revelry.
The vertically-mounted radio between the front seats in my old GSpecial 1220.
About keeping up with a 911 on the stelvio pass, look for a xantia activa v6. Its the fastest car in the corners (moosetest 85km/h).
The design is 'unique', although it is purposeful. The fixed steering wheel hub in some citroen offers a bigger, better shaped airbag.
For me, all of Citroen's interiors with satellites are a reference in the futuristic design that has almost always been associated with this automotive brand. The CX, the GSA, the Visa or even the AXEL, like it or not, the are "out of the box" from the other brands, elevating the ergonomics to a level far superior to the one of the time.
The pre-airbag steering wheel: the idea was you should hold it in a 10-to-2 position and in case of an accident the wheel was designed to fold forward at a calculated rate as to avoid you face planting it in an accident and also to absorb some of the energy. They may look ugly but they looked futuristic but above all, the bottom connected rim was there for a very serious reason!
The SM's shiftgate is one of my very favorites. Topped only by Lamborghini/Ferrari's gated shifters. Impossible to beat a ball on a stick.
Some weeks ago a XM stopped at the garage where I'm working – though it's not a typical classic citroen I like the interior design with "modern" features like displays and a keypad lock. What do you think about it?
The XM is a disappointment. It was designed by a Peugot designer after Citroen was absorbed by PSA. The CX interior is outstanding, I've always felt most at home behind the wheel in the CX. The DS is good but not as innovative as the CX.
Modern, futuristic, gamechanger, style and technology breaktrough… I can agree with all of that.
I'm more a Alentejo/Douro Valley when it comes to wines. As for the 'stronger', a good 'aguardente' or 'medronho' suits me better. C'est la vie!
I know I may be in the minority here but I find these interiors (and the exteriors to a lesser degree) awful. Not trying to troll here but I have always struggled to see why so many people appreciate it. Their later cars like the C6 I love but these early boats do nothing for me. I would even take Renault 4 over a 2cv…….
You are not alone. While I would not call them awful — "oddly interesting" is my term, their appeal is lost to me.


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S.I. No. 631/2019 - Dangerous Substances (Flammable Liquids and Fuels Distribution and Commercial Supply Stores) Regulations, 2019
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Notice of the making of this Statutory Instrument was published in
"Iris Oifigiúil" of 13th December, 2019.
I, PAT BREEN, Minister of State at the Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation, in exercise of the powers conferred on me by sections 23 , 26 and 36 of the Dangerous Substances Act 1972 (No. 10 of 1972), section 58 of the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act 2005 (No. 10 of 2005) (as adapted by the Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation (Alteration of Name of Department and Title of Minister) Order 2017 (S.I. No. 364 of 2017)) and the Business, Enterprise and Innovation (Delegation of Ministerial Functions) Order 2017 (S.I. No. 569 of 2017), and after consultation with the Health and Safety Authority, hereby make the following regulations:
Short title and commencement
1. (1) These Regulations may be cited as the Dangerous Substances (Flammable Liquids and Fuels Distribution and Commercial Supply Stores) Regulations, 2019.
(2) These Regulations repeal and Replace the Dangerous Substances (Petroleum Bulk Stores) Regulations, 1979 (No. 313 of 1979).
(3) These Regulations shall come into operation on 1 April 2020.
2. (1) In these Regulations—
"the Act" means the Dangerous Substances Act 1972 (No. 10 of 1972), as amended;
"Act of 2005" means the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act 2005 (No. 10 of 2005);
"alternative fuels" means fuels or power sources which serve, at least partly, as a substitute for fossil oil sources in the energy supply to transport and which have the potential to contribute to its decarbonisation and enhance the environmental performance of the transport sector, and include, inter alia—
(a) electricity,
(b) hydrogen,
(c) biofuels,
(d) synthetic and paraffinic fuels,
(e) natural gas, including biomethane, in gaseous form (compressed natural gas ("CNG")),
(f) liquefied petroleum gas ("LPG"), and
(g) liquefied natural gas ("LNG");
"appeals authority" means the Health and Safety Authority;
"appropriate fire authority" means the fire authority, having the meaning assigned by the Fire Services Act 1981 (No. 30 of 1981) with functional responsibilities for the area in which the store concerned is located or the fire authority which gives the services of its fire brigade in relation to fire occurring in the sanitary district (or portion of the sanitary district) in which the store concerned is located;
"appropriate licensing authority" means the licensing authority with functional responsibilities for the area in which the store is located, or a licensing authority or group of licensing authorities designated as an appropriate licensing authority, or a body established to act on behalf of a licensing authority or group of licensing authorities and designated as an appropriate licensing authority. An appropriate licensing authority may also be an appropriate fire authority;
"commercial supply" means the sale of flammable liquids and fuels to commercial operations, or the supply of flammable liquids and fuels for commercial activities, whether the flammable liquids and fuels are supplied to another person or company or within the same company;
"competent person" means a person who, having regard to the task required to be performed and taking account of the inventory, size or hazards (or any combination of these) of the undertaking or establishment concerned, and taking account, as appropriate, of the framework of qualifications referred to in the Qualifications (Education and Training) Act 2012 (No. 28 of 2012), possesses sufficient training, experience and knowledge appropriate to the nature of the work to be undertaken;
"emergency works" refer to works which must be carried out as soon as possible due to the immediate potential for risk of injury, whether required by wear and tear, extreme weather, accidents, negligence, or other causes;
"flammable liquid" (and the categories thereof) refer to flammable liquids as defined and classified by criteria set out in Table 2.6.1 in Regulation (EC) No 1272 of 2008 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 December 2008 on classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures, amending and repealing Directives 67/548/EEC and 1999/45/EC, and amending Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006 (OJ L 353, 31.12.2008, p. 1), which Table is set out below;
Table 2.6.1
Criteria for flammable liquids
Flash point < 23°C and initial boiling point ≤ 35°C
Flash point < 23°C and initial boiling point > 35°C
Flash point ≥ 23°C and ≤ 60°C (1)
(1) For the purpose of this Regulation gas oils, diesel and light heating oils having a flash point between ≥ 55°C and ≤ 75°C may be regarded as Category 3.
"fuel" means a flammable liquid or gas, or alternative fuel, for commercial supply and for use in engines and vehicles intended for use for transport by air, sea, road or rail;
"gas safety officer" means an authorised officer appointed under Section 11(4) of the Electricity Regulation Act 1999 (No. 23 of 1999);
"licence" means a licence under the Act in respect of a store for the storage of flammable liquids and fuels at the store for the purposes of distribution or commercial supply, and cognate words shall be construed accordingly;
"licensee" means a person, company, or other legal entity having a licence under the Act and is hereby deemed to include any person required to have a licence (whether or not that person in fact holds a licence) in respect of any store for the storage of flammable liquids and fuels for the purposes of distribution or commercial supply;
"licensing authority" means (as may be appropriate) a local authority for the purposes of the Local Government Act 2001 (No. 37 of 2001) (as amended by the Local Government Reform Act 2014 (No. 1 of 2014)) or a harbour authority within the meaning of section 2 (2) of the Act;
"major works" means works which lead to material changes, additions or modifications to the structure, operation, machinery, equipment, buildings or any other aspect of the store, which alter how flammable liquids and fuels are stored, dispensed, or accessed. This includes, inter alia, additional pumps, the stocking of new fuels, the addition of new or differently sized tanks, whether underground or other, transfer or relocation of pumps, tanks or other equipment, the expansion of any structures on the site, the addition of structures/equipment such as car washes and tyre pumps, and changes to the entrance and exit which alter the path of vehicles through the store;
"the Minister" means the Minister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation;
"minor works" means works which do not lead to material changes, additions or modifications to the structure, operation, machinery, equipment, buildings or any other aspect of the store, which do not alter how flammable liquids and fuels are stored, dispensed, or accessed. This includes, inter alia, minor repairs to the premises, painting, hanging or replacing of signs, replacing pumps or tanks (provided that the location and size of the equipment and type of fuel is not altered), changes to the interior layout of any associated shop (where applicable), and changes to the interior layout of private staff areas;
"new store" means a purpose built establishment for which the licensee applies for the first licence after the date of commencement of these Regulations;
"owner" except where the context otherwise requires, means the legal owner of a premises or place at which a store operates, which is used or intended to be used in part or in full for the keeping of flammable liquids and fuels for the purposes of distribution or commercial supply; the owner may operate the premises themselves, designate a manager to operate the premises, or lease the premises to a person or company who carries out operations;
"public road" means a road as defined by the Roads Act 1993 (No. 14 of 1993) and includes public footpaths adjoining or adjacent to a public road;
"risk assessment" means a written assessment identifying the hazards, frequency of occurrence, and actions necessary to mitigate the risk of injury posed by the operation of a store storing flammable liquids and fuels for the purposes of distribution and commercial supply;
"risk of injury" means risk of injury either to people, property or damage to the environment where environmental pollution is an associated hazard from flammable liquids and fuels (or vapours of flammable liquids and fuels) because of ignition, fire, explosion, spillage, escape or leakage, while keeping, dispensing, selling, supplying or conveying such flammable liquids and fuels;
"store" means a location where flammable liquids or fuels are stored for the purpose of either distribution or commercial supply, not exceeding storage capacity of 2,500 tonnes.
3. (1) These Regulations apply to stores which hold flammable liquids and fuels for the following purposes:
(a) For supply or sale to commercial enterprises;
(b) For supply to the licensee's own vehicles; or
(c) for use in any engine under the licensee's control;
(2) These Regulations shall not apply to any store to which the Chemicals Act (Control of Major Accident Hazards Involving Dangerous Substances) Regulations 2015 ( SI No. 209 of 2015 ) apply.
(3) These Regulations do not apply to the keeping or storing of flammable liquids and fuels for use exclusively for the purposes of domestic heating systems or use in private agricultural vehicles or premises.
(4) These Regulations do not apply to the storage of flammable liquids and fuels (after their withdrawal from a storage tank or container) in any manufacturing process, or in the making of any article or substance, or to stores of less than 2,000 litres of Category 1 flammable liquids and/or 5,000 litres of Category 2 and Category 3 flammable liquids.
(5) These Regulations do not apply to any separation, refining or processing of flammable liquids and fuels at a refinery or to any auxiliary tank or vessel used for the temporary keeping of flammable liquids and fuels in respect of such separation, refining or processing, other than any storage tank connected by pipeline to a loading or unloading location or an oil jetty, and used for the immediate keeping of flammable liquids and fuels unloaded from or to be loaded on to a tank, ship or other vehicle.
(6) Every licence issued under the Petroleum Bulk Storage Regulations, 1979 ( SI No. 313 of 1979 ) and valid immediately before the commencement of these Regulations, shall, subject to any other provision of the Regulations, continue in force until the date of expiry of the licence, as though issued under the corresponding provision of these Regulations.
(7) Unless otherwise specified, any reference to a Regulation refers to these Regulations, and any reference to a Schedule refers to a Schedule of these Regulations.
Standards, Codes of Practice and Guidance Documents
4. (1) Part 1 of Schedule 1 lists Standards, Codes of Practice and Guidance Documents which must be adhered to by all stores, insofar as is reasonably practicable and insofar as they do not conflict with relevant existing Irish or EU legislation.
(2) Part 2 of Schedule 1 lists Standards, Codes of Practice and Guidance Documents which must be adhered to when applicable, insofar as is reasonably practicable.
(3) Any reference in these Regulations to a Standard, Code of Practice or Guidance Document is a reference to that Standard, Code of Practice or Guidance Document as amended or extended, whether before or after the commencement of these Regulations.
Existing stores
5. (1) Notwithstanding the provisions of Regulation 3, stores which did not require a licence pursuant to the provisions of the Dangerous Substances (Petroleum Bulk Stores) Regulations, 1979 ( S.I. No. 313 of 1979 ), but which require a licence under these Regulations must submit a licence application to the appropriate licensing authority within a period of one year of the coming into force of these Regulations.
(2) Where an appropriate licensing authority is satisfied, taking into account the advice and recommendations of the appropriate fire authority and approval of a risk assessment prepared according to Regulation 12, in relation to any store used for the keeping of flammable liquids and fuels for the purposes of distribution or commercial supply, which did not require a licence under S.I. No. 313 of 1979 immediately before the commencement of these Regulations, that:
(a) such store cannot at reasonable expense be made to comply with the requirements of Regulation 12;
(b) all reasonably practicable steps have been taken in relation to that store to ensure a standard of protection approximating to that required under the Regulations specified in sub-paragraph (a) of this paragraph against risk of injury caused by flammable liquids and fuels and that risks have been made as low as is reasonably practicable; and
(c) works, alterations or additions which would enable such store to comply with the Regulations specified in sub-paragraph (a) of this paragraph will be carried out within a specified period and a written undertaking to that effect has been given by the applicant for a licence to the appropriate licensing authority;
the appropriate licensing authority shall issue a licence subject to such conditions (including conditions relating to those works, alterations or additions) as it considers necessary to attach to the licence and specify in the licence.
(3) Where an appropriate licensing authority considers that the risk of injury is so significant that the continued use of a store or part thereof should be restricted or should be prohibited until specific measures have been taken to reduce the risk to as low as reasonably practicable the provisions of paragraph (2) of this Regulation shall not apply.
(4) A licence issued under paragraph (2) of this Regulation shall be in the form set out in Schedule 3.
6. New stores will be expected to be fully compliant with the appropriate requirements, Standards, Codes of Practice or Guidance Documents contained in Part 1 of Schedule 1, and where applicable, in Part 2 of Schedule 1.
7. (1) Stores within the scope of these Regulations must have a licence granted by the appropriate licensing authority.
(2) Any decision to grant a licence (with or without conditions) to a store will be at the discretion of the appropriate licensing authority, taking into account the advice and recommendations of the appropriate fire authority.
(3) To be eligible for the grant or renewal of a licence, a risk assessment shall be submitted in relation to the store, prepared in accordance with Regulation 12 and which is acceptable to the licensing authority.
Licences (general provisions)
8. (1) Every application for:
(a) a first licence;
(b) an amended licence; or
(c) the renewal of a licence;
shall be submitted to the appropriate licensing authority and shall include such information and be in such format as may be specified by said licensing authority, which may include electronic submission and shall be accompanied by the fee for the time being prescribed under section 38 of the Act, or proof of payment where applicable. The licence application should be in the form of Schedule 2.
(2) All licence applications must be accompanied by a risk assessment in the form outlined in Regulation 12.
(3) The licensee shall implement all recommendations made in the risk assessment and shall demonstrate to the reasonable satisfaction of the appropriate licensing authority and appropriate fire authority that the recommendations contained therein have been implemented, as per Regulation 12(5).
(4) Where an applicant for a licence proposes to store Compressed Natural Gas on any property to which the licence relates any such application shall be accompanied by a written declaration that the applicant is in full compliance with the requirements of the Gas (Interim) (Regulation) Act 2002 (No. 10 of 2002) and the Electricity Regulation Act 1999 (No. 23 of 1999).
(5) The appropriate licensing authority, as far as is reasonably practicable, shall assess the application within a period of 60 days from the date of receipt of the licence application and may:
(a) approve the application;
(b) seek further information, to be provided by the applicant within 30 days;
(c) require works to be undertaken within a specified time;
(d) approve the application subject to conditions; or
(e) refuse the application.
(6) Where the appropriate licensing authority is unable to assess the application with a period of 60 days, the applicant shall be notified and provided with an explanation for the delay and a proposed deadline for completion of the assessment process.
(7) Where a licence has been refused, the appropriate licensing authority shall set out in writing the reasons for the refusal of the licence, including all areas of non-compliance.
(8) Where a licence application has been refused, or the store has been the subject of an adjudication on any matter by the appropriate licensing authority, the applicant may appeal the decision within a period of 30 days, commencing from the date of issue of the decision by the licensing authority, to the appeals authority.
(9) The appeals authority shall determine an appeal and shall inform the applicant and the licensing authority within a period of 60 days from the date of receipt of the application. The appeals authority may direct the licensing authority to issue the licence with specified conditions. Where an applicant is unsuccessful in an appeal, the applicant is required to take all necessary steps to conform with these Regulations and to re-apply through the appropriate licensing authority.
(10) It will be at the discretion of the licensing authority, taking into account the advice and recommendations of the appropriate fire authority, to decide if a store may continue to operate pending the outcome of an appeal.
(11) Every licence shall be valid for such period not exceeding 3 years from the date of issue, as may be specified in the licence, and any application for the renewal of a licence shall be made not less than 90 days prior to the date on which the licence is due to expire.
(12) It will be at the discretion of the appropriate licensing authority whether to accept a risk assessment which was undertaken and previously accepted by said licensing authority if the licensee, when making a subsequent licence renewal application can verify that no major works or emergency works classed as major works have been carried out at the site of the store in the intervening period and no new information related to accident causation and flammable liquids and fuels has become available in the interim period.
(13) Flammable liquids and fuels shall only be dispensed at a store into the fuel tanks of vehicles owned by the public if the store has a licence under the Dangerous Substances (Flammable Liquids and Fuels Retail Stores) Regulations, 2019.
(14) No flammable liquids and fuels shall be dispensed into the fuel tanks of vehicles owned by persons employed at a store except in accordance with and subject to any conditions attached to the licence for said store.
(15) Where a Local or Harbour Authority directly controls or owns a store under these Regulations, they may not act as the appropriate licensing authority. In such cases, the appropriate licensing authority will be another licensing authority, group of licensing authorities, or body established to act on behalf of a licensing authority or group of licensing authorities, which does not share any control or ownership of the store.
(16) Every licensee of a store shall acquaint themselves with latest industry good practice relevant to the flammable liquids or fuels stored and those publications set out in Part 1 of Schedule 1, and where applicable, in Part 2 of Schedule 1 and shall implement said good practice as far as is reasonably practicable. Every employee at a retail store must fulfil the definition of a competent person for the task they are required to perform.
Death or incapacity of licensee
9. Where a licensee becomes incapable (whether through death, bankruptcy, mental or physical disability or otherwise) of carrying on business, any other person may, notwithstanding any other provision of these Regulations, carry on the business for a period not exceeding 180 days, if, as soon as practicable after the commencement of that period, an application for a licence is made to the appropriate licensing authority.
Transfer of operation, ownership or discontinuation of store
10. (1) A licensee or owner of a store shall, not less than 21 days prior to the transfer of operation of a store to any other person or company, give notice in writing to the appropriate licensing authority of their intention to do so, together with the proposed date of transfer and the name and address of the person or company to whom they propose to transfer operation.
(2) Subject to paragraph (1), where the ownership of a store is transferred by act of the parties or by operation of law, the licensee or owner shall forthwith inform the appropriate licensing authority in writing of the transfer and comply with any reasonable requests for information or subsequent applications for licences that may be required by said licensing authority.
(3) The new licensee shall apply for a new licence or for the transfer of an existing licence within a period of 30 days following the date of transfer of operation.
(4) Where a licensee decides to discontinue usage of the store, the licensee shall inform the appropriate licensing authority in writing not less than 90 days prior to the cessation of operations and shall comply with all necessary Standards, Codes of Practice or Guidance Documents as set out in Part 1 of Schedule 1, and where applicable, in Part 2 of Schedule 1 regarding the closure, decommissioning and any other relevant matters governing the cessation of activities at that store, as well as any other existing relevant Irish or EU legislation.
Modification, alterations or changes in usage at stores
11. (1) All stores shall be operated and maintained in accordance with the risk assessment associated with the licence that has been granted by the appropriate licensing authority and any associated conditions.
(2) Any licensee of a store intending to carry out major works will be required to submit an updated risk assessment, and an application for an amended licence to the appropriate licensing authority in accordance with Regulations 8 and 12, no later than 60 days prior to the commencement of the intended works.
(3) All applications by a licensee for an amended licence due to the intention to carry out major works at a store must be accompanied by a new or revised risk assessment, detailing the additional or modified hazards, risks and mitigating actions required to minimise the risk of injury arising from the proposed major works, or from carrying out the proposed major works.
(4) Any decision to grant or refuse the application for an amended licence (with or without conditions) for the purpose of carrying out major works at a store will be at the discretion of the appropriate licensing authority, taking into account the advice and recommendations of the appropriate fire authority.
(5) Any licensee seeking to carry out minor works shall inform the appropriate licensing authority not less than 30 days prior to the commencement of the minor works. Minor works do not require an amended licence. If the appropriate licensing authority does not agree that the works fall into the category of minor works, they may seek further information from the licensee.
(6) Emergency works should be carried out as soon as possible to ensure the safety of persons, property or the environment. If emergency works may also be classed as major works, the licensee may apply for an amended licence retroactively, but in any event no later than 90 days after the emergency works have been completed.
12. (1) Every licensee of a store shall engage a competent person to prepare a risk assessment of the risk of injury on site. A risk assessment of a store shall:
(a) identify the hazards in the store related to the presence of flammable liquids and fuels as set out in Schedule 4 and assess the risks presented by those hazards;
(b) identify and describe any measures necessary to reduce the risk of injury to as low a level as is reasonably practicable;
(c) evaluate whether the risks identified have been reduced to as low a level as is reasonably practicable;
(d) describe the procedure for the transfer of flammable liquids and fuels into and out of the storage tanks and the measures taken to minimise the risk of injury to as low a level as is reasonably practicable; and
(e) where the risks have not been reduced to as low a level as is reasonably practicable, propose an implementation plan which will reduce the risks to a level that will be as low as reasonably practicable.
(2) The risk assessment described in paragraph (1) shall be carried out by a competent person, shall be in writing (whether electronically or in hard copy) and be signed and dated by the competent person. It is the responsibility of the licensee to ensure that the person engaged to carry out a risk assessment meets the criteria of a competent person as defined in Regulation 2.
(3) For the first application for a licence, a risk assessment shall include a map following the guidelines laid out in Schedule 5. The inclusion of a map is not required for a subsequent application for a renewed or amended licence unless major works or emergency works classed as major works have been carried out at the store.
(4) All risk assessments must be consistent with the documents listed in Part 1 of Schedule 1. If a risk assessment is also based on any documents listed in Part 2 of Schedule 1, or other current good practice, these must be indicated in the risk assessment.
(5) A licence for a store shall not be granted by the appropriate licensing authority unless a satisfactory risk assessment has been carried out and all the recommendations made in the risk assessment have been implemented or will be implemented within a period acceptable to the licensing authority.
(6) Prior to the grant of a first licence under these Regulations, the licensing authority or fire authority shall carry out a physical inspection to confirm that all recommendations have been satisfactorily implemented. For subsequent renewals of a licence, the licensing authority or fire authority may choose to either accept documentation as proof of works, or carry out an inspection.
(7) A risk assessment shall cease to be valid for the purposes of these Regulations on expiry of the licence granted for the store, subject to Regulation 8(12).
(8) The licensee of a store shall be responsible for the cost of carrying out a risk assessment and implementing any recommendations.
13. (1) An inspection of a store may be carried out without notice at any time by any or all of the following, referred to in these Regulations as an authorised person appointed by the Minister in accordance with section 62 of the Act of 2005.
(a) an authorised person, authorised by the appropriate fire authority in accordance with section 22 of the Fire Services Act 1981 ;
(b) an inspector authorised by the appeals authority, in the case of appeals against licensing or operating decisions made by a licensing authority, in accordance with section 62 of the Act of 2005; or
(c) a person authorised by the appropriate licensing authority or by the appeals authority, in the case of appeals against licensing or operating decisions made by the licensing authority.
(2) A gas safety officer may also carry out inspections under Section 11(4) of the Electricity Regulation Act 1999 (No. 23 of 1999).
14. (1) Sections 64, 65, 66, 67 and 68 of the Act of 2005 shall apply and an authorised person, as specified in Regulation 13, may exercise any of the powers specified in those sections for the purposes of ensuring compliance by a licensee with the risk assessment, conditions of a licence, or the applicable Standards, Codes of Practice or Guidance Documents as set out in Part 1 of Schedule 1, and, where applicable, Part 2 of Schedule 1.
(2) The provisions of sections 20 and 20A of the Fire Services Act 1981 shall apply in respect of a fire safety notice or closure notice.
(3) For the purposes of paragraphs (1) and (2) and subject to any necessary modifications, section 3 of the Act of 2005 shall apply to the service of a notice or other document required or authorised to be served under sections 64, 65, 66, 67 and 68 of that Act.
Posting of licence
15. The owner or licensee shall keep displayed a copy of the licence, in such manner as to be easily seen and read.
Publications for good practice for distribution and commercial supply flammable liquids and fuels stores
As per Regulation 4(3), updated or revised versions of these guidance documents will be published periodically on the relevant websites of Local Authorities, the Appeals Authority, and the Minister.
Part 1 – Publications which all stores must adhere to as far as is reasonably practicable
• Energy Institute Design, construction, modification, maintenance and decommissioning of filling stations (known as the Blue Book)
• PELG Petrol filling stations – Guidance on managing the risks of fire and explosion (The Red Guide)
Part 2 – Publications which must be adhered to as far as is reasonably practicable if they apply to the store
• Explosive Atmospheres at Places of Work (HSA, 2007)
• IS EN 60079-32-1 Explosive atmospheres: electrostatic hazards guidance
• IS EN 1127: 2011 Explosive atmospheres – Explosion prevention and protection – Part 1: Basic concepts and methodology
• IS EN 60079 Part 10.1 (Classification of areas – Explosive Atmospheres)
• IS EN 62305 2011 Protection against lightning.IS CEN/TR 15281:2006 Guidance on inerting for the prevention of explosions
• A Guide to Risk Assessments and Safety Statements (HSA, 2016)
• IEC 31010:2009 Risk management — Risk assessment techniques
• IS EN 14015: specification for the design and manufacture of site built, vertical, cylindrical, flat-bottomed, above ground, welded, steel tanks for the storage of liquids at ambient temperature and above
• Code of Practice for Working in Confined Spaces (HSA, 2017)
• Safety Signs at Places of Work (HSA, 2016)
• EN 61511 2017: Functional safety - Safety instrumented systems for the process industry sector
• Guidance Note to Industry on Fire Water Retention Facilities (EPA 2019)
• IS EN 13565: 2009 Fixed Firefighting Systems – Foam Systems – Part 2: Design, Construction and Maintenance
• Energy Institute – Fire precautions at petroleum refineries and bulk storage installations
• Energy Institute – Guidelines on environmental risk assessment for major installations handling hazardous substances
• Energy Institute – Model code of safe practice Part 1: The selection, installation, inspection, and maintenance of electrical and non-electrical apparatus in hazardous areas
• Energy Institute – Model code of safe practice Part 12: Pressure vessel examination
• Energy Institute – Model code of safe practice Part 13: Pressure piping systems examination
• Energy Institute – Model code of safe practice Part 14: Inspection and testing of protective instrumentation systems
• Energy Institute – Model code of safe practice Part 15: Area classification code for installations handling flammable fluids
• Energy Institute – Model code of safe practice Part 16: Tank cleaning safety code
• Energy Institute – Model code of safe practice Part 18: Occupational health
• Energy Institute – Model code of safe practice Part 19: Fire precautions at petroleum refineries and bulk storage installations
• Energy Institute – Model code of safe practice Part 2: Design, construction and operation of petroleum distribution installations
• Energy Institute – Model code of safe practice Part 20: Code of practice for the design and operation of on-board truck computer systems for road tankers
• Energy Institute – Model code of safe practice Part 21: Guidelines for the control of hazards arising from static electricity
• Energy Institute – Model code of safe practice Part 3: Refining safety code
• Energy Institute – Model code of safe practice Part 9: Liquefied petroleum gas, Volume 1: Large Bulk Pressure Storage & Refrigerated LPG
• Energy Institute – A risk-based approach to hazardous area classification
• Health and Safety Executive (HSE) (UK) - HSG 51 – Storage of flammable liquids in containers
• HSE (UK) - HSG 140 – Safe use and handling of flammable liquids
• HSE (UK) - HSG 176 – Storage of flammable liquids in tanks
• HSE (UK) – L133 – Unloading petrol from road tankers
• Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (UK) Process Guidance Note 1/13(13) Statutory guidance for storage, unloading and loading petrol at terminals
• Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (UK) Process Guidance Note 1/14(13) Statutory guidance for unloading of petrol into storage, and motor vehicle refuelling, at service stations
Form of Application for a first/amended/renewal of or transfer of a licence for a Distribution and Commercial Supply Store.
1. Applicant/Licensee:
Name and address/registered office of the company, firm or person: ......
2. Location of the proposed distribution and commercial supply store:
County.........................................................................................................
Place or townland......................................................................................................
Ordnance Survey Map reference
3. Name of licensee (if application is for transfer of a licence):
4. Particulars of plans accompanying this application:
5. Maximum quantity of category or categories of flammable liquids and fuels stored or to be stored at the store:
litres in container stores
litres in underground tanks
litres in above-ground tanks
Other Fuels (State units of measurement):
quantity in container stores
quantity in underground tanks
quantity in above-ground tanks
This licence application must be accompanied by a risk assessment and drawings as laid out in Regulation 12 and Schedule 5 of the Dangerous Substances (Flammable Liquids and Fuels Distribution and Commercial Supply Stores) Regulations, 2019.
8. Remarks:
I hereby certify that the information supplied above is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Signature of applicant
...............................................................................................................................
Postal address of applicant
Date of application
Form of Licence
Register No. .............................................................
Total quantity authorised ......................................
Fee paid ....................................................................
Risk Assessment and Drawings provided Y N
Licence to Keep Flammable Liquids and Fuels at a Distribution and Commercial Supply Store
Name of Licensing Authority
............................................................................................................................
Address of Licensing Authority
Licensee's Name
Licensee's Trade or Business
Licensee's Address
Location of proposed flammable liquids and fuels distribution and commercial supply store
Risk Assessment carried out by.............................................................................................................................
The ____________, being the licensing authority under the provisions of the Dangerous Substances Act, 1972 (No. 10 of 1972), hereby grants this licence authorising flammable liquids and fuels to be kept for the period not exceeding ____ years from the ____ day of ___, 20__, at the flammable liquids and fuels distribution and commercial supply store at the above-named location, subject to the provisions of the said Act and of any orders, regulations and bye-laws made thereunder or continued thereby and in force for the time being, and subject also to the Conditions hereto annexed.
Signed —
Date —
Conditions to be Observed
Matters to be included in Risk Assessment of a Flammable Liquids and Fuels Store
The following list is not exhaustive but sets out the minimum aspects, all of which must be addressed in any risk assessment to be undertaken by a competent person and submitted to the appropriate licensing authority relating to an application for a first, amended, renewal or transfer of a licence or Certificate of Operation under the Dangerous Substances (Flammable Liquids and Fuels Distribution and Commercial Supply Stores) Regulations, 2019.
1. General operation of site:
a. Boundary security
b. Fuel delivery frequency and time
c. Delivery area assessment
d. Loading Rack construction
e. Loading and unloading areas
f. Separation distances from boundaries and stationary ignition sources
g. Paved area/drainage run-off/spill receptor and interceptor provisions
h. Truck turning movement
i. Truck parking stands (overnight)
j. Sensitive receptors in the vicinity of the store
k. Wet-stock control
l. Management and staff/authorised person training
m. Historical incidents at this site
2. Fuels/Tanks/Pipes:
a. Nature and volumes of fuels to be stored
b. Storage tanks assessment (this is not an exhaustive list):
i. Age and condition of the underground fuel tanks
ii. Gantry
iii. Overfill prevention
iv. Prevention of spills when filling underground tanks
v. Tank construction and installation specifications
vi. Tank in-take fill rates/out-loading withdrawal rates/vent-in breathing and out-breathing rates
vii. Separation distance between tanks
viii. Size of bund(s) provided and maintenance of bund(s)
ix. Bund integrity
x. Extent of over-topping
xi. Details of tertiary containment, if any
c. Pipework assessment
3. Emergency response:
a. Firefighting plan
b. Evacuation plan
4. Certificates and other mandatory documents:
a. Petrol Vapour Recovery Certificate
b. Explosion Protection Document
c. Electrical Safety Certificate
d. Fire Safety Certificate
A risk assessment is also expected to include gap analysis with current good practice and a programme to close the gap.
Matters to be Included in the Maps and Drawings Accompanying the Risk Assessment of a Flammable Liquids and Fuels Store
(1) Subject to Regulation 12(3), every risk assessment for a first licence (or for the renewal of a licence where major works have taken place) shall:
a. be accompanied by a plan (either in electronic format or hard copy), drawn to a scale in metric units of measurement of not less than 1:2500, consisting of an extract from the Ordnance Survey map,
b. marked and coloured so as to identify clearly
i. the site or proposed site (including the boundaries which shall be marked in red) of the store,
ii. the surrounding district or area for not less than a distance of 1 kilometres in all directions, and
iii. the north point on the plan.
(2) Every plan submitted in accordance with paragraph (1) of this Schedule shall be accompanied by—
a. one ground plan (in paper or electronic format) drawn to a scale in metric units of measurement of not less than 1:500 or 1:100 (whichever is acceptable to the appropriate authority) and so marked as to identify clearly the existing location or proposed location of each—
i. above-ground or underground storage tank,
ii. retaining enclosure,
iii. opening store or opening compound,
iv. loading or unloading location,
v. filling or fuelling location, ventilating pipe opening,
vi. pipeline, surface water drainage system including piped water and open drain,
vii. building or similar structure (including cellars or basements) within 16 metres of any hazardous area,
viii. road or railway line,
ix. fire main (if any),
x. security fence, entrance or exit gate,
xi. the distances from each other and from any protected work;
b. one plan and specification or appropriate particulars (either in electronic format or hard copy), including suitable drawings or plans, elevations and sections to a scale in metric units of measurement of not less than 1:50 and so marked as to give adequate details of the construction or proposed construction and dimensions and the manner of installation or proposed installation of each—
i. above-ground storage tank and its foundation,
ii. underground storage tank and its surround and foundation,
iii. container store or container compound,
v. filling or fuelling location,
vi. security fence, entrance or exit gate,
vii. pipeline, surface water piped drainage system, open drain, line of rails or rail track,
viii. retaining enclosure and retaining walls,
ix. building or similar structure.
c. one plan and specification or appropriate particulars (in paper or electronic format) so marked as to show all electrical apparatus installed or to be installed or used.
(3) Every risk assessment under paragraph (1) of this Schedule shall be accompanied by particulars of—
a. each building or place at a store in or at which any articles, materials or substances (other than flammable liquids and other fuels), liable to spontaneous combustion or ignition or otherwise flammable or dangerous, are kept or are to be kept and their amounts or quantities,
b. the amount or quantity of flammable liquids and other fuels kept or to be kept in each above-ground or underground storage tank, container store or container compound, filling location or (where appropriate) auxiliary tank at a loading location,
c. the fire-fighting installation, appliances or substances to extinguish or combat the spread of fire,
d. the lighting arrangements,
e. the total maximum aggregate quantity of flammable liquids and other fuels to be kept in the fuel tanks of vehicles located in the parking facilities at the store,
f. the total maximum number of road tank-vehicles or, where applicable, rail tank wagons to be accommodated at any one time within the boundary of a store,
g. the nature of the processes or operations carried on or to be carried on at the store and in each building or part thereof,
h. the hours of operation of the store,
i. the approximate maximum number of persons employed or likely to be employed at the store and, where applicable, in each building thereat, and
j. any further particulars, plans, maps or drawings which the proper authority requires by a notice in writing.
(4) Every risk assessment for an amended licence under Regulation 12 (2) shall be accompanied by—
a. one plan in metric units of measurement, and specification or appropriate particulars (either in electronic format or hard copy) giving details of the proposed installation, alteration, enlargement, addition or reconstruction, and
b. any further appropriate particulars, plans, maps or drawings which the proper authority requires by notice in writing or electronically.
For the purpose of paragraph (2)(a) of this Schedule,
"protected work" means:
(a) any public road or footpath, promenade or open place of resort for the public or for persons engaged in any trade or business and any canal, navigable water, dock, river-wall, sea-wall, pier, oil jetty or reservoir;
(b) any premises or building or any part thereof used by any person for any purpose whatsoever (whether temporarily or otherwise), any railway or store licensed under the Act for the storage of petroleum or other dangerous substance:
(c) any premises or building (or a part thereof)—
a. in the occupation of a Minister of the Government,
b. in the occupation of a proper local or harbour authority,
c. in the care of the Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland,
d. in which persons assemble for public worship or educational purposes,
e. used as a hospital or like institution,
f. used or occupied for the purposes of a factory, office, theatre or cinema, covered market, warehouse or store, other than a store licensed under the Act for the storage of petroleum or other dangerous substance, or
g. in which persons are accustomed to assemble for any purpose whatsoever,
(d) and not located within the boundaries of a store.
"pipeline" means a pipeline connected or intended to be connected to:
(a) a storage tank,
(b) an oil jetty, or
(c) an oil refinery,
and used or intended to be used for the conveying of petroleum to or from a storage tank.
GIVEN under my hand,
PAT BREEN,
Minister of State at the Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation
(This note is not part of the Instrument and does not purport to be a legal interpretation.)
The purpose of these Regulations is to repeal and replace the Dangerous Substances (Petroleum Bulk Stores) Regulations, 1979 ( S.I. No. 313 of 1979 ).
The Regulations replace with effect from 1 April 2020 the Dangerous Substances (Petroleum Bulk Stores) Regulations, 1979.
These Regulations do not apply to the storage of flammable liquids kept in conformity with the Dangerous Substances (Flammable Liquids and Fuels Retail Stores) Regulations, 2019 (S.I. No. 630 of 2019).
The purpose of the Regulations is to prevent risk of injury arising from the keeping, conveying, loading and unloading of flammable liquids or fuels at fuel stores. The fuel stores to which these Regulations apply are those stores for supply or sale to commercial enterprises, for supply to the licensee's own vehicles, or for use in any engine under the licensee's control.
These Regulations lay down rules which provide for the licensing, operation and inspection of such fuel stores, for the purpose of prevention of risk arising from the storage of flammable liquids and fuels, and to seek to limit as far as possible the consequences for human health and the environment arising from the operation of such stores, with the overall objective of providing a high level of protection in a fair, consistent and effective manner.
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Israel Attacked Hamas; Daesh Minister Has Been Captured; Trump Wants Tokyo to Pay for U.S. Troops
By Editorial team	 On Nov 16, 2019
PANAGYURISHTE, (BM) – Your briefly report on November 16 in last twelve hours from BulgarianMilitary.com:
In ceasefire breach, rockets fired at Beersheba; IDF hits Hamas targets in Gaza
The Israel Defense Forces attacked Hamas terror targets in Gaza on Saturday morning after rockets were fired from the Strip into Israel several hours earlier, the army said in a statement.
Significantly, the army said it was targeting Hamas in the latest strike. During the this week's fighting, Israel traded blows with the Islamic Jihad terrorist organization, while the Gaza-ruling Hamas terror group sat on the sidelines.
Palestinian security sources said the airstrikes hit two Hamas sites in the northern part of the Strip.
Earlier, two rockets were fired toward Beersheba in the predawn hours of Saturday morning in a fresh breach of a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Gaza terror groups.
Both projectiles were shot down by soldiers operating the Iron Dome missile defense system, the IDF said.
Ukraine detains Daesh's deputy 'Minister of War'
Ukraine's security service said on Friday it had detained the deputy of Abu Omar al-Shishani, the man the Pentagon described as Daesh's "minister of war", after he crossed into Ukraine on a fake passport last year, reports Reuters.
The SBU security service said it had taken into custody Al Bara Shishani, a Georgian citizen, in a joint operation with Georgia's Interior Ministry and the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).
An SBU statement said an examination of a photograph of Al Bara Shishani in the agency's possession "proved that the detained foreigner is indeed a wanted leader of Daesh".
Georgia's state security service confirmed Al Bara Shishani was being held in Ukraine. "Yes, we can confirm this fact … His (birth) name is Cezar Tokhosashvili," said Vika Klimicheva, a spokeswoman for the state security service.
Trump asked Tokyo for $8 billion to keep U.S. troops in Japan – Foreign Policy
U.S. President Donald Trump has asked Japan to quadruple its payments for U.S. forces stationed there, Foreign Policy reported, citing unnamed current and former U.S. officials, as Washington presses long-standing allies to increase their defence spending.
Washington wants Tokyo to increase annual payments for the 54,000 U.S. troops in Japan to around $8 billion (£6.3 billion) from about $2 billion, Foreign Policy said, citing three unnamed former defence officials. The current agreement expires in March 2021.
The demand was made to Japanese officials during a trip to the region in July by John Bolton, at that time Trump's national security adviser, and Matt Pottinger, who was then the Asia director for the National Security Council, Foreign Policy said.
A spokesman for the Japanese foreign ministry said the report by the U.S. global affairs publication is incorrect and no U.S.-Japan negotiations on a new agreement have taken place.
Representatives of the U.S. government were not immediately available to comment outside of business hours.
Many U.S. allies are coming under pressure on defence spending from Washington.
Trump has also insisted Seoul shoulder more of the cost of the U.S. military presence in South Korea, where it serves as deterrence against North Korea, and has floated the idea of pulling U.S. troops from the peninsula, Reuters reported on Wednesday.
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Error message: [CA Clarity][SQLServer JDBC Driver][SQLServer]Arithmetic overflow error converting expression to data type int.
Does anyone know why this error could eb appearing? Thanks!
Generally, it means the result of an expression was trying to be held in an int datatype which has limits/bounds that cannot hold the value.
The two values as int datatypes are fine, but since there are no other data types present in the calculation, when multiplied together the result is also trying to be stored as an int and the value is now too big.
That's the logical reason for this error, unfortunately with MSSQL it can occur in some other unusual / unexpected places too, such as columns that are capable of holding both text and numeric values, and you perform a cast or arithmetic expression on those values that are numeric and filter out the text ones.
Sometimes the filtering takes place on some rows in a (database) page after the calculations are applied, and then some non-numeric column values can trip this error.
Diagnosing the first problem can sometimes be done with an understanding of the datatypes in your query and reviewing the SQL. For example I can see that the values in my expression being held in data type int will expand to be too big after the multiplication.
Diagnosing the latter problem(s) are more difficult and tend to require being able to run the query on the db directly and undertake some experimentation with changes.
In the event that you're unable to try and reconstruct the same query that Clarity is executing in the database to produce the error, generating a Clarity SQL Trace (or Action Trace) may help, though I suspect the query causing the error is probably present in the app logs where this was reported too.
If your query is making use of any database views, be careful of the SQL and joins within those views too - database optimizations can cause some query rewriting to happen that looks harmless, but then has an impact on your order of events when it comes to calculations and filters (joins / where clauses).
Thank you very much Nick for that detailed explanation.
It was indeed down to the size of the date being converted to an 'int' being too large. I highlighted this to our developers and they were able to quickly correct the problem. The error message no longer appears when we filter the job report logs.


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Estimation of Post-mortem Interval for Criminal investigations
Estimation of Post-mortem Interval for…
A new study revealed that following the analysis of five evidential components (bones, mites, soil chemistry, nematodes and soil micro-eukaryotes) the following course of events can be proposed for the case: human remains were found in a Swiss Plateau forest. Mite evidence, however, suggests that the corpse was translocated from its original crime scene to the forest soil.
The estimation of a post-mortem interval (PMI) or the time since death has been a research priority in forensic science for over a century since the pioneering work of Mégnin1 (1894), who defined the decomposition stages of corpses for the first time. Currently the minimum post-mortem interval (PMImin) is mainly estimated based on a medical assessment that relies on the physical changes of the dead body occurring in the first hours up to days and/or entomological evidence
Criminal investigations of suspected murder cases require estimating the post-mortem interval (PMI, or time after death) which is challenging for long PMIs. The main aim of this work was to provide a strong incentive for case work as well as experimental studies to further develop a comprehensive toolbox for forensic or crime scene investigations.
Here the researchers present the case of human remains found in a Swiss forest. The team have used a multidisciplinary approach involving the analysis of bones and soil samples collected beneath the remains of the head, upper and lower body and "control" samples taken a few meters away. The researchers analysed soil chemical characteristics, mites and nematodes (by microscopy) and micro-eukaryotes (by Illumina high throughput sequencing).
The post-mortem interval (PMI) estimate on hair 14C-data via bomb peak radiocarbon dating gave a time range of 1 to 3 years before the discovery of the remains. Cluster analyses for soil chemical constituents, nematodes, mites and micro-eukaryotes revealed two clusters 1) head and upper body and 2) lower body and controls. From mite evidence, we conclude that the body was probably brought to the site after death.
However, chemical analyses, nematode community analyses and the analyses of micro-eukaryotes indicate that decomposition took place at least partly on site. The study illustrates the usefulness of combining several lines of evidence for the study of homicide cases to better calibrate PMI inference tools.
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UFO Sighting in Redding, California on 2019-04-09 04:18:00 – Star like light high in sky suddenly made clear wide z patterns back and forth then disappeared totally.
UFO Sighting in Phoenix, Arizona on 2019-04-07 10:30:00 – Object was rectangular in shape, a bit like a flying house, but i saw no roof. very strange!
Black Triangle Sighting in Venray, Limburg on 2015-04-10 20:00:00 – Saw an triangle shaped ufo with 3 orange light orbs.


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Bundesbank processes more than 1.5 million banknotes following catastrophic floods
10.02.2022 DE
The devastating July floods in North Rhine-Westphalia and Rhineland-Palatinate hit residents hard. Since then, workers at the Bundesbank's National Analysis Centre have been processing damaged notes and coins, which continue to be sent in from flood-stricken areas. At a press conference in Mainz, Bundesbank Executive Board member Johannes Beermann stated that over 1.5 million banknotes and 1.2 million coins have been received so far. " In total, the Bundesbank has replaced cash worth more than 100 million euro. " The money has come from banks which were flooded out – safes and safe deposit boxes and all – but also, he said, from private individuals. Of the 1,573,032 banknotes, 1,050,165 were from banks and 522,867 came from private hands. These are record amounts in comparison to other floods, such as those in 2013, when 150,000 banknotes were received. The flooding in 2021 " dwarfs everything that we have seen thus far, " according to Beermann.
Manual labour
Swift action and improvisation was necessary to ensure victims of the catastrophic flooding received prompt assistance. The Bundesbank procured tumble dryers to dry banknotes and brought in employees from other departments to assist in processing. The banknotes coming from flood-stricken areas had to be processed by hand, as the thoroughly waterlogged notes would have damaged the sorting machines. Time was also a factor: if damp, bundled banknotes that were very dirty, for example due to mud, had been allowed to dry out, counting them might not have been possible. " And yet we still have to count them, to know how much we need to replace ," Beermann explained. So Bundesbank employees dried the notes as fast as possible, flattened them out, checked their authenticity and counted them. They used a few (household) tricks to make the work easier: to reduce the strong smell of the money, they put fragrances in the dryers. They also made use of tennis balls, which helped prevent the notes from getting twisted up in the dryer. The flattened banknotes were then weighed down with paving slabs. " Of course, the first step is to come up with these ideas ," Beermann said. It was, he explained, the employees' drive to innovate that allowed these solutions to be put into practice in the first place. " That has allowed us to fulfil our statutory mandate even in a situation like this ."
Damaged coins are still being processed
As the processing of bank notes was completed at the end of 2021, the coins received from flood-hit areas are next on the agenda. Unlike the banknotes, the coins cannot become clumped or stuck together, Beermann explained at the press conference. As the coins are in many cases still packed into rolls, it is often easier to determine their equivalent value, he remarked. The damaged and rusted coins are also cleaned with water first. " After that, the coins must be rolled out onto a cloth ," Beermann went on, as he demonstrated the process at the conference. Then, they are air dried or dried off with tea towels. If they are too dirty or rusty, they must also be counted by hand. According to Beermann, the Bundesbank plans to complete the work of processing coins from flood-stricken areas by mid-March 2022.
Beermann stressed that sending damaged cash to the Bundesbank remains possible. " The victims do not need to pay. "
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Everyone loves a confident voice, but not everyone has that to offer up immediately. Maggie Rogers rose to fame a few years ago once she gained the attention of Pharrell while attending NYU. After dropping several singles and EPs over the year, Maggie Rogers has found her true voice and sound in her debut record, Heard It In A Past Life.
Rogers does not limit herself to one sound, which is definitely a highlight of Heard It In A Past Life. The record's diversity allows for Rogers to express herself in may different ways and moods, hitting upon everything sweeter vibes in 'Overnight' to intimately sad such as the ballad that is 'Past Life.' She also hits upon most things in between: her bubbly and curious nature really shines in her hit 'Alaska,' its wonderful atmosphere backed by beautiful lyrics, while the chill drive of 'Fallingwater' provides a very grassroots look into her artistry.
While it may seem that Rogers spent Heard It In A Past Life, the truth is that she's very confident of who she is. Heard It In A Past Life is almost like a diary, with Rogers retelling some of the stories that made her who she is today. Closing track 'Back In My Body' ends things in the present, the building emotional track having a freeing and confident atmosphere. The same confidence is already present from the very beginning with 'Give A Little,' the song's infectious vibe and growing energy making you want to understand more about her. There are many tracks that are simply just fun that show the more fun side of Rogers' spirit: 'The Knife' brings a funky vibe to the table, 'On + Off' is pure fun, 'Say It' is sweet and full of energy, and 'Light On' is more of a dejected anthem. Rogers provides a very whole look at who she is in Heard It In A Past Life.
An artist's personality and their music often go hand in hand. Maggie Rogers tells her stories in her debut album Heard It In A Past Life, recalling how she found her own confidence and hopefully inspiring others to try and find their own. This album makes Rogers more than a musician to look up to: it makes her just another person you can relate to.


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Hylonome () ist eine Kentaurenfrau in der griechischen Mythologie.

Sie soll sehr schön gewesen sein und war die Gemahlin des Kyllaros. Beide waren Kinder von Ixion und Nephele.

Beim Hochzeitsfest des Peirithoos, zu dem sie mit ihrem Gemahl geladen war, kam es zu einem wütenden Kampf, bei dem Hylonome an der Seite ihres Mannes kämpfte. Kyllaros wurde dabei von einem Pfeil tödlich verwundet und sank Hylonome in die Arme. Hylonome pflegte seine sterbenden Glieder, küsste ihn und versuchte vergebens, den entfliehenden Atem aufzuhalten. Als sie ihn sterben sah, zog sie ihm den Wurfpfeil aus seinem Herzen und stürzte sich selbst hinein.

Quellen
 Ovid, Metamorphosen 12,393ff.

Kentaur
Kreatur der griechischen Mythologie
Gestalt der griechischen Mythologie als Namensgeber für einen Asteroiden

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Mix all ingredients in a food processor until a smooth mixture.
Spread each 20 g portion onto a silicone baking mat and bake for 7 minutes at 180 C.
Remove from the oven and working quickly, roll around cannoli moulds. Allow to cool.
Peel apples, remove core and puree in a blender.
Whisk egg yolks with sugar, bring milk to the boil and add to eggs.
Allow to cool, then add pureed apples and fresh cream and mix well.
Put mixture into a siphon and charge with two cream charges.
Put milk, sugar and salt into a non-stick pot on a gentle flame. Once it starts to boil, add bicarbonate of soda and vanilla.
Cook until it reduces by at least a third and becomes brown, making sure to mix with a spatula.
Allow to cool and put into a piping bag.
Peel, core and quarter apples.
Put sugar into a saucepan on a low flame until it starts to caramelise, add apples, water and cinnamon.
Cook for five minutes on a low flame. Allow the apples to cool in the syrup.
Take a cannoli and carefully siphon the apple crème into both sides of it, making sure it is filled all the way through.
On a plate, draw some lines with the milk reduction, place two cannoli on top and two pieces of the poached apples.
Dust with icing sugar and decorate with edible flowers.


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Pyotr Pavlovich Breus , (December 2, 1927 – February 25, 2000) was a Russian water polo player who competed for the Soviet Union in the 1956 Summer Olympics, part of the team which won the bronze medal. He played in all seven matches and scored two goals.

See also
 List of Olympic medalists in water polo (men)

References
Pyotr Breus' proile at Sport-Strana.ru

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1927 births
2000 deaths
Russian male water polo players
Soviet male water polo players
Olympic water polo players of the Soviet Union
Water polo players at the 1956 Summer Olympics
Olympic bronze medalists for the Soviet Union
Olympic medalists in water polo
Medalists at the 1956 Summer Olympics


Publishing Is only one problem I have, since I believe it is difficult to get sufficient (decent) views on my uploaded videos. I always wondered, is there any hint that I'm missing that is obstructing my expansion on YouTube.
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Personally, I bother less about the description part as I always add it if uploading the movies. What I enjoyed here is the YouTube tagging component, as this 1 thing might allow you to get more perspectives on every video that you upload on Youtube.
Let Me share a wise way to take advantage of VidIQ youtube tags feature. This one works for users that are free, but you need to install free VidIQ chrome extension. What this plugin does is, it shows you the tags used on any Youtube movie that isn't publicly accessible.
After Installing the above free Chrome add-on, all you want to do is search for videos related to the one you're uploading and open the movie with the majority of viewpoints or based on the popularity.
This Free add-on will show you the tags used from the video as well as the traffic source which you can use for further outreach. Watch this video screenshot for improved comprehension.
All You have to do is, use all the tags on your videos and it would significantly increase your video visibility. This is only one of many uses of VidIQ.
In here, you are Allowed to create your own campaign. This is where you create a link and append it into the description box of your video. From here, the software will track the impressions and clickthrough rate through your links. This is good if you would like to observe the conversion prices or clickthrough levels of your movies.
NOTE. The tool also allow you to automatically add tags. It Will provide you some of the most popular tags in your niche so you can add them mechanically.
Its Google Chrome Expansion is also quite strong. In fact, I think it is the sole Youtube competition research tool which allows you to see the tags and visitors insights of your competitors. These are quite handy especially in the event that you want to see exactly what your opponents are doing before you do any kind of marketing.
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First, you'll be able To see the demographics of your viewers. You will see if they're male or female and what era they are. You will also find them broken down into proportions so that you'll have an accurate overview of your Youtube channel.
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Next, you will also find some analytics from the videos tab. This will show you all of your movies along with their corresponding characteristics like the date postedtags, vidIQ score, and whether it is fostered, complete views, total likes and complete opinions.
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Lastly, it has a SEO Tab that appears at your own videos onto a channel-wide scale. It will appear at thye tags which you are currently using and look at the key words which you are presently optimizing it for.
The Keyword Research Tool has become the most popular part of VidIQ. This is where you can look for low competition keywords which will allow you to dominate the front page of the search engines very quickly.
Now that we know what It can do, let's take a look at how to utilize it. Following are a few measures which may help you maximize the software's potential.
Fortunately, the Software have a Subscribers tab that lets you glimpse into what your readers are watching. This includes details such as the top videos they saw, the top channels they follow and when they're online. These features allow you to take a peek at what your subscribers or viewers are doing. It gives you the ability to get to learn how they behave – what makes them view a video and subscribe.
This Is 1 feature that will make you grab this tool right away. How about you add a few lines of text with a link on all of your video description?
You Might be thinking that it is a tedious job to edit person video description and you aren't wrong. Any man in the ideal state of mind would think exactly the same, but that is where description feature of VidIQ makes this Youtube advertising tool remarkable.
For At this time you can create an account on VidIQ and import your channel for free to begin optimizing all your uploaded Youtube videos.
Each YouTuber knows the worth of subscribers and traffic. Several studies have been performed on Youtube to ascertain why users subscribe to some Youtube station or see a specific video. However, no study can give the exact same response for all stations in all markets.
Here is the facts. how Users will react to your content will depend on the character of your visitors content and market. It's a market where one size does not fit all. You want to find out what will work for you by yourself.
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VidIQ is a nice instrument That collects data from Youtube about the most recent videos, key words and tags used by the most popular Youtube channel owners. Because of this, you may use it by gathering data and then using that information to adjust your marketing strategy. This is the way I love to use the tool. It is possible to use it in almost any way you desire. This is just a suggestion.
One of those things that People love about VidIQ is its automated tagging system. It allows you to instantly generate a stream of tags for a movie with no trouble. However, for me personally, I really like copying existing competitor tags instead.
Doing so is simple. All You Have to do is visit the video Of your competitor with your Google Chrome plugin installed. From here, you'll have the ability to see the analytics of this video as well as the specific tags used by your competition. After that you can use this to your own videos.
Once you have a pair of Keywords, it is time to start your campaign. From the campaigns tab, then you'll have the ability to define a description for your own videos and this can then include a link. When you list this as a campaign, now you can monitor the impressions and click through rate of your descriptions. I would suggest monitoring and tweaking your descriptions depending on how users react to it.
Then, use your key word Knowledge for SEO. After all, search engines are still the best source for movie traffic for Youtube. VidIQ includes a batch optimize option where you can just optimize everything for your target keyword. If you can find keywords with little to no competitors, that's better. That is because it is going to let you rank instantly on the front page of the search engines.
VidIQ is known for its own analytics. It provides you with a background on your subscribers. First, it will help you have a look at the behavior of your subscribers by looking at what videos they're seeing or after. It will also monitor when your readers are online. Afterward, it breaks down your subscribers according to their demographic characteristics. This will let you know the person that you are speaking to in your videos.
How can this help you? This helps you in the words which you can use to your marketing strategy. In this manner, your advertisements will speak straight to your intended market.
Now this strategy will Only work if you've got a couple of viral movies in the past. If you would like to know what made them tick and your existing videos are much less effective, it may be well worth it to look back and see how it took off. VidIQ provides some historical data on movies that can help you see what is special about that specific video.
VidIQ also has a trends feature. This allows you to see the trending videos and keywords. Additionally, it allows you to syndicate your videos to Youtube for some extra traffic. Nonetheless, this is only obtainable in the Boost choice which sells for $49 per month.
What is the first thing That we see when we look at Youtube videos? It is the views, right? Aside from that, we also observe the likes along with the remarks. Many Youtubers are already contented with just seeing these. But what if a computer software can provide much more?
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So If You Would like to take Your video analytics to the next level and really use them as illustrations for your next video marketing plan, I suggest that you use a tool like VidIQ. This will allow you to find the specifics so you can proceed with the Youtube wave rather than against it.


I love vegetables and love rice as well. One day we had some vegetables in the fridge and I wanted to use these vegetables in an interesting manner and wanted to make something delicious and tasty with all the ingredients so we came up with this recipe for Vegetable Rice.
The Princess and Her Sultan: Part 9 – The Prince's bride.


The birds are chirping, flowers are beginning to bloom, and the color green is everywhere! It's spring! Your website needs a bit of spring cleaning, just like the bottom of your closet.
Roll up your sleeves, shake out the website welcome mat, and refresh your website.
Is your news page updated? When did you last write an article for your site?
Do you have an events calendar and is that up to date as well?
In the "About Us" section, have any of your staff changed and are the key details still correct?
How is the site looking? Is it a little dated?
When did you last refresh the imagery? Get some new pictures on the site, take some new team photos!
What about getting some video on the site? What would you want to say to visitors?
Does your site reflect what is new and exciting in your business?
How about mobile devices? Bear in mind that over 52% of internet traffic is accessed on mobile devices. Does your site look great and work smoothly on a small screen?
Is it clear what a visitor to your site should do to get in touch? Does your site provide a clear "Call to Action"?
Add some fresh content. What has changed in your business since last spring? Do your visitors have the same problems and challenges? How do you resolve the issues? Are they the same issues or have they evolved over time?
How about your social media accounts and directory listings? Do they all contain the right information?
Check to see if any and all forms are submitting and that you are receiving the messages.
Any automatic emails? Do they still contain the correct contact details?
Are your social media and sharing links all up to date and working?
Check for broken links. We can help you with this.
Are your visits being tracked in Google Analytics? Log in and check. How is your traffic doing compared to this time last year?
As always, we are here to help! If you need assistance with any of these topics or if you need a spring cleaning web audit, get in touch with us!


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21 Pictures That Show Just How Insane St. Patrick's Day Really Is
The only holiday where the beer is green and luck is Irish!
By Gabriel H. Sanchez
Gabriel H. Sanchez BuzzFeed News Photo Essay Editor
Posted on March 17, 2018, at 11:13 a.m. ET
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Police officers pretend to arrest a man dressed in a leprechaun outfit as he poses for a photograph along the St. Patrick's Day parade route in Dublin in 2017.
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Zach Paul sits with his Irish wolfhound in Chicago as he waits for the start of the St. Patrick's Day Parade in 2012.
Dylan Martinez / Reuters
Paddy Cusack of Cheltenham, England, enjoys a pint of Guinness in 2016.
A "leprechaun" displays his skills on the water after members of the Plumber's Union Local 130 poured environmentally safe powder along the Chicago River in Chicago, turning it green for St. Patrick's Day in 2013.
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Andrea Sicignano (right) of Long Island high-fives a participant marching in a190-year-old St. Patrick's Day parade in Savannah, Georgia, in 2014.
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A group of revelers disobey the "No Entry" signs and climb a London fountain on St. Patrick's Day in 2014.
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A spectator in New York City shows his Irish pride as he watches the annual St. Patrick's Day Parade in 2017.
Competitive eaters (left to right) Pat Bertoletti, Joey Chestnut, and Juliet Lee face off in the first 2009 Stroehmann Sandwich Slamm in New York City, an eating contest featuring corned beef on rye sandwiches.
Jonathan Ernst / Reuters
President Barack Obama gives a thumbs-up as he celebrates St. Patrick's Day with a pint of Guinness during a stop at the Dubliner Irish pub in Washington, DC, on March 17, 2012.
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Contestants in Copenhagen, Denmark, drink green beer at the first stage of the annual St. Patrick's Day three-legged race in 2005.
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An emergency crew responds to a woman during the 252nd annual St. Patrick's Day Parade on March 16, 2013, in New York City.
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Lauren Pott of Shelby, North Carolina, uses a funnel to drink beer during the St. Patrick's Day celebration in Savannah, Georgia, in 2005.
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A cat named Pouce takes part in Montreal's annual St. Patrick's Day Parade in 2015.
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Revelers enjoy cold beers during London's St. Patrick's Day celebrations in 2011.
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Revelers enjoy the St. Patrick's Day Parade in Dublin on March 17, 2016.
Rielly Weathers watches a band pass by during the St. Patrick's Day Parade in Savannah, Georgia, in 2009.
Caryn Edleman kisses an unidentified US Army Ranger in 2002, during the Savannah, Georgia, St. Patrick's Day Parade.
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Revelers watch the London St. Patrick's Day Parade in 2013.
Caoimhe Cooburn-Gray of Dublin poses for a picture on St. Patrick's Day in 2016.
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A group of children pose for a photo during the Dublin's annual St. Patrick's Day Parade in 2015.
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Revelers gather in central London for the annual St. Patrick's Day celebrations in 2014.
Contact Gabriel H. Sanchez at gabriel.sanchez@buzzfeed.com.


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This PhD thesis aimed to identify the motivators and barriers of farmers and veterinary surgeons to the implementation of vaccination strategies on British dairy farms.
There is no universal cattle vaccination schedule in Britain, therefore vaccination decisions are made on a farm by farm basis, however there is a paucity of research investigating the decision-making behind dairy cattle vaccination. Twenty-four semi-structured interviews were carried out with dairy farmers and fourteen with veterinary surgeons. The transcripts were subject to thematic analysis which generated five key themes from each of the interview studies.
Farmers and vets perceive vaccines to be an effective and useful tool to control and prevent disease on British dairy farms and are motivated to vaccinate cattle if there is evidence of disease on-farm, or a perceived risk of disease entering a farm. Challenges to cattle vaccination chiefly arise from differences in how risk is perceived by vets and farmers, and farmers' potential lack of awareness of their herd's disease status. Enhancing the relationship between farmers and vets is therefore crucial to optimising vaccination decision-making. In order to optimise implementation of vaccination strategies further research including farmer vaccination compliance, vaccine efficacy, methods of communication and risk perception is needed. This will support creation of a practical vaccination strategy, and could provide a basis for national collaborative disease control strategy.


The corners are rounded and made of a soft material that is gentle and does not scratch the baby's skin and the reusable seal is so convenient!
When the strips change color to dark green, it is time to change the diaper! There's no design around the strips, making it easy to see when the color changes.


Acuras generally test high on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's (NHSTA) safety ratings, as far as SUVs are concerned. However, the 2011 Acura RDX all-wheel-drive model has been found to have a 15.5% risk for rollover if it is involved in an accident. This is nearly a 1 in 6 chance for a rollover accident, which may not seem high, but if you are involved in a rollover, you could be facing hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages and medical costs.
If you or a person you know has suffered any type of injury in a rollover accident while driving a 2011 Acura RDX AWD, you could be eligible for financial compensation from the manufacturer. Contact the experienced and compassionate SUV rollover accident lawyers of the Willis Law Firm today by calling 800-883-9858 to discuss your legal options in this difficult situation.
There are many other dangers associated with rollover accidents, but these are some of the most often reported and costly dangers for victims.
If you or someone you love has suffered an injury in a rollover accident involving your 2011 Acura RDX AWD, contact the experienced SUV rollover lawyers of the Willis Law Firm today at 800-883-9858.


What Determines the Monetary Worth of Liracoin?
What Liracoin Brings to the Table?
In the crypto world, what gives value to a cryptocurrency is the trust people put in it. A means of exchange has to be accepted, along with its interaction system.
Adoption For the first time, money can be our choice. Liracoin's strength is each and every person who is determined to adopt it as his or her own money.
Liracoin rewards sharing because it is the most important contribution to our independent economic system. The community is a key element in the success.


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package co.adun.mvnejb3jpa.business.service.impl;

import java.sql.Timestamp;
import java.util.logging.Logger;

import javax.ejb.EJB;
import javax.ejb.Stateless;

import org.springframework.stereotype.Component;

import co.adun.mvnejb3jpa.business.exception.BusinessException;
import co.adun.mvnejb3jpa.business.service.TimerService;

/**
 * A stateless session bean to provide business service implementation
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 * @author Mikhel Adun
 */
@Component
@Stateless
@EJB(name = "java:global/TimerService", beanInterface = TimerService.class)
public class TimerServiceImpl implements TimerService {
    private static final Logger log = Logger.getLogger(TimerServiceImpl.class.getName());

    @Override
    public java.util.Date getSystemTime() throws BusinessException {
	Timestamp systemTime = new Timestamp(System.currentTimeMillis());
	log.info(systemTime.toString());
	return systemTime;
    }
}

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...have any of your homeschool mamas used or heard of the Excellence in Literature program for 8th-12th grades?
I stumbled across the American Literature and the British Literature when I was perusing the IEW website and I must say that I am very intrigued. Check out the sample pages! I'd love to hear some feedback if anyone has any.
I'm reading but I've never used it. It looks interesting!
Regarding British Lit., have you read "English Literature for Boys and Girls" by H.E. Marshall? It's republished by several groups. My kids really enjoyed it.
Oh, and Lingua Mater Americana from Hillside Education.
Listening in because I've seen those and am curious about them. I got my set of Jr Classics, by the way. Squeeee!