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New footpath gives safer route to the station
PEDESTRIANS walking to West Byfleet station can look forward to a safer route with a new footpath and lighting funded jointly by the Community Safety Partnership and the taxpayer.
Work on the path in Birch Walk, which leads to the north side of the station, started yesterday and will take about two weeks to complete.
Ken Bewsey of Byfleet, West Byfleet and Pyrford Residents' Association said: "This is something we have been talking to Surrey County Council about for a while and any improvement it makes will be very welcome."
The footpath across the green in Birch Walk will follow the line of the existing footpath, which can be taken as an alternative route for people visiting West Byfleet station.
The Community Safety Partnership is made up of representatives from various agencies. Its members include the police, representatives from the borough or county councils who are responsible for community safety and organisations such as Neighbourhood Watch.
The partnership, which aims to reduce crime and reassure the public about crime, meets to discuss ideas for the community and decide which projects it can fund.
West Byfleet councillor Mike Popham said: "The residents' association committee played a substantial part in this success for the village. The committee members and county council officers involved should be congratulated for their good work."
Pyrford


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Ride through Alberta's Wild West, tracing the paths that the early pioneers used while exploring these untamed forests.
On this trip you will follow the Erling Strom Trail, a path forged through the dense Banff forests by renowned explorer Erling Strom in the early 1900s.
Amidst dense fragrant pines and snow-crested mountains that pierce the sky, you'll get to experience the wild side of Banff that not many visitors get to see. Remote and without any internet or cell service, the backcountry lodges where you will be staying offer a chance to find peaceful quiet and reconnect with friends and loved ones over a crackling campfire.
With a backcountry expert to guide you, this horseback experience is a chance to learn about the history of early exploration in the region. With four days to wander and discover Canada's oldest national park, you'll have plenty of time to relax into the slow pace and peaceful quiet of life on the trail.
We'll begin our journey at 9:30am at Warner Stables at the backcountry check-in area of the large barn (please do not arrive any earlier than 9:30am). There's plenty of free parking at the stables and you can park your vehicle here for free during the trip. We'll hand out your slickers and saddle bags and introduce you to the horse that we have specifically picked just for you. Things happen on "Western Time" here so we may not leave right on the dot and you'll have time to get to know your horse and ask any questions.
One of the aspects of these tours that guests often rave about is the connection they forge with their hooved companions. At the end of the trip, you'll have a new four legged best friend. Our horses are steady, responsive and can be counted on to cross any terrain, from forest paths to boulder-strewn creeks.
Saddled up and ready to ride, we'll hit the trail for the ten mile journey to Sundance Lodge. On this backcountry adventure, we'll take you along a route that the early explorers of the Canadian Rockies blazed nearly a century ago. We will follow the trail alongside the rushing glacier-fed waters of the Bow River, Healy Creek and Brewster Creek. Along the way we'll stop for a simple, hearty cowboy-style hot lunch on the banks of the river.
We'll arrive at Sundance Lodge late afternoon, where your lodge host will greet you. Sundance is the ideal place for those who want to marvel at the beauty of the Banff backcountry, while still being swaddled in comfort.
There are no sleeping bags or camp stoves here, you will be sipping from wine glasses, dining on food prepared by a skilled chef in a professional kitchen and sleeping in a comfortable bed. Your lodge host will cater to your every need and make you feel welcome, like you are a guest in their home.
Settle into your room and freshen up from your day on the trail, then gather around the table for a gourmet meal prepared by your talented host. By the end of this trip, you'll have plenty of new friends from around the world.
Set against the craggy peaks of the Sundance Range on a gentle curve of Brewster Creek, Sundance Lodge is a 10 room log cabin that will welcome you with backcountry charm, satisfying meals and warm showers. The lodge is the perfect balance of comfort and authenticity – giving you the Wild West Explorer feeling without having to rough it.
The adventure continues as you journey 9 miles southward to Halfway Lodge. The rugged peaks of the Sundance Range loom over the eastern horizon as you follow the winding historic Erling Strom Trail. You'll be following in the footsteps that the early explorers of the Canadian Rockies took nearly a century ago. We'll stop along the way for a picnic in the fresh air of an open mountain meadow.
Tonight we'll stay at Halfway Lodge, located at the midway point between Banff and Assiniboine Mountain where weary riders have been stopping to rest since the 1920s. As you approach you'll notice the trees start to thin out and the mountains peeking up above the treeline all around you. It is tucked into a postcard-perfect setting, with a striking cauldron of mountains all around it.
Today you'll leave your peaceful haven at Halfway Lodge and take the meandering trail along Brewster Creek back to Sundance Lodge. You'll spend another night here, relaxing in pure backcountry comfort.
Be warned: you won't want to leave Halfway Lodge once you have experienced this gorgeous retreat in the Rockies.
After you wake up in comfort and enjoy a hearty breakfast at Halfway Lodge, you'll hit the trail. Your guide will lead you through the backcountry on a scenic and exciting trail, criss-crossing the valley in the historic footsteps of the early pioneers and stopping for lunch along the way.
You'll arrive back at Sundance Lodge again, a luxurious retreat you will have fallen deeply in love with. Pamper yourself after your ride with a warm shower and a glass of wine, then enjoy another delicious meal prepared by your talented chef lodge host.
It's your last morning at Sundance Lodge, which by now will feel like home due to the warm hospitality of your host. Wake up wrapped in your warm down duvet one last time, gather around for a delicious breakfast and wave goodbye as you begin the journey back to Banff.
Breathe the crisp, pine scented air as you depart for one more day on the trail with your fellow riders – whom you have no doubt become good friends with by now. Your guide will lead you through the backcountry along winding river trails and through the thick pine forests, with the jagged peaks of the Rockies always standing proudly on the horizon. You'll stop along the banks of Healy Creek for a lunch of fresh sandwiches, baked goods and fruit.
You'll take the gentle 9 mile ride from Sundance back to Warner Stables, arriving at around 4:30pm. You may be leaving the backcountry, but the memories you have made will stay with you for a long time.
The four-day tour commences at 9:30am at the Warner Stables on Wednesdays, with four full days of riding (approximately 5-6 hours per day including leisurely breaks). The ride returns to the stables at 4:30pm on Saturday.
The tour includes three nights accommodation (two nights at at Sundance Lodge and one night at Halfway Lodge) and a full catered menu (3 dinners, 3 breakfasts, and 4 lunches). All bedding is provided.
A detailed list will be provided in your booking confirmation of all items that you should bring with you, including a warm coat, rainjacket, shirts, jeans, riding boots, sneakers, gloves, a scarf, toiletries and a water bottle.
Set at the base of Allenby Pass, Halfway Lodge is a rustic cabin with propane lanterns, candles, and a woodstove to heat the cozy kitchen, dining and living areas. There are two shared outhouses and an outdoor shower onsite.


Death is the law of impermanence.
Death can occur by a natural, evolutionary shedding (snake shedding its skin), letting go (Snake River letting its waters flow out) or release (falling leaf).
As symbolized by the knife-like nose beak of the Scorpio-looking New Guinea spirit mask, death may be consciously invited by a cutting away of what is dead, stagnant or oppressive.
Dearth may sadden you (the sculpture "Melancholia"), but ultimately it is liberating.
Death is a transformation which brings freedom and is symbolized by the open space, fresh air and empty silence of the Dead Sea.
Be aware that you are being devoured by forces greater than your self and acknowledge the ever-present specter of death, which is symbolized by the looming spirit mask and the crayfish being eaten by the heron.
Knowing that every moment may be your last forces you to live fully in the moment.
The shadow or negative side of Death: To fear death is not to live.
You cannot live unless you are willing to die.
Only by letting go can you allow life in.
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State Sector (Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment) Order 2012
as at 30 June 2014
(SR 2012/91)
This order is administered by the State Services Commission.
Pursuant to sections 30A, 30C, and 30K of the State Sector Act 1988, His Excellency the Governor-General, acting on the advice and with the consent of the Executive Council, makes the following order.
4 Schedule 1 of State Sector Act 1988 amended
5 Application of employee provisions
6 Application of consequential changes to references provisions
7 Transitional provision relating to 2012 Budget documents
8 Transitional provision relating to Ministry of Consumer Affairs [Expired]
This order is the State Sector (Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment) Order 2012.
(1) Clauses 3 and 7 come into force on 24 May 2012.
(2) The rest of this order comes into force on 1 July 2012.
In this order, former departments and ministries means—
(a) the Department of Building and Housing; and
(b) the Department of Labour; and
(c) the Ministry of Economic Development; and
(d) the Ministry of Science and Innovation.
(1) In the State Sector Act 1988, Schedule 1, delete the items relating to the Department of Building and Housing, the Department of Labour, the Ministry of Economic Development, and the Ministry of Science and Innovation.
(2) In the State Sector Act 1988, Schedule 1, insert in its appropriate alphabetical order "Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment" .
Sections 30E to 30G of the State Sector Act 1988 apply to the transfer of the functions of the former departments and ministries to the Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment.
Sections 30H and 30I of the State Sector Act 1988 apply to things coming into force, entered into, or created during the transitional period of 24 months, beginning on 1 July 2012 and ending on 30 June 2014, after the transfer of the functions of the former departments and ministries to the Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment.
(1) To avoid doubt, any reference in the following documents to any of the former departments and ministries or to the Ministry of Consumer Affairs must, on and after 1 July 2012, be read as a reference to the Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment or to part of the Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment, as the context requires:
(a) The Estimates of Appropriations for the Government of New Zealand for the year ending 30 June 2013 (B.5):
(b) Information Supporting the Estimates of Appropriations for the Government of New Zealand for the year ending 30 June 2013 (B.5A).
(2) To avoid doubt, any reference in the following documents to the Responsible Minister for any of the former departments and ministries must, on and after 1 July 2012, be read as a reference to the Responsible Minister for the Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment:
(3) The statements of intent for 2012–2015 for the former departments and ministries must be taken to be the Statement of Intent for 2012–2015 for the Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment.
8 Transitional provision relating to Ministry of Consumer Affairs
[Expired]
Clause 8: expired, on 30 June 2014, by clause 8(4).
Issued under the authority of the Legislation Act 2012.
Date of notification in Gazette: 17 May 2012.
Reprints notes
This is a reprint of the State Sector (Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment) Order 2012 that incorporates all the amendments to that order as at the date of the last amendment to it.
2 Legal status
Reprints are presumed to correctly state, as at the date of the reprint, the law enacted by the principal enactment and by any amendments to that enactment. Section 18 of the Legislation Act 2012 provides that this reprint, published in electronic form, has the status of an official version under section 17 of that Act. A printed version of the reprint produced directly from this official electronic version also has official status.
3 Editorial and format changes
Editorial and format changes to reprints are made using the powers under sections 24 to 26 of the Legislation Act 2012. See also http://www.pco.parliament.govt.nz/editorial-conventions/ .
4 Amendments incorporated in this reprint
State Sector (Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment) Order 2012 (SR 2012/91): clause 8(4)


It happens to all of us: At some point, we have a break up with someone and then we have to break up all over again on social media. Here's some key things to keep in mind.
1. Delete them as a friend!
Delete?! But that seems so drastic! I won't look at their profile, I swear, I hear you protesting. Really?!?! Can you put that in writing? I know—you dated for a few years or maybe a few months—but no matter what the timeframe, omitting someone from your life is tough, metaphorically and on and offline. But, this deleting must be done!
Ask yourself: What is the point of staying "friends"? To comment on or "like" each other's posts? To check on their new love interests? To see how quickly they remove electronic remnants of you (if they do)? Why? Chances are, you'll hear about it from people anyway, so why monitor for moving-on traces yourself? And what if one of you moves on before the other is ready to date again? What then?
The good thing is, you can always go back and "add friend" later, after emotions have lessened and you can talk about him or her without getting teary-eyed. And if you think they are still teary-eyed over you, the same rule applies. Why emotionally torture both of you?
4. Talk to friends & family.
After her breakup, a friend mass-emailed a bunch of us who had once Facebook friended her ex (before he was her ex, of course) and asked that we please delete him from our friend lists. She said that she needed time to heal and didn't want to accidentally see him pop up in her News Feed via her friends commenting on or liking his posts.
She also didn't want to hear—second-hand—about his statuses or photos that her friends saw. After all, her friends were her friends first and will side with her, just as yours will (or should!) side with you, not the ex (and your family has no choice but to, right?!). You can leave it open in the future, whether or not they refriend your ex, or they may choose to friend your future beau, instead.
5. Do the "How would you feel?" test.
Simply put, "How would you feel if…?" For example, go through your old Facebook pictures and posts. Imagine you're seeing them as your new love interest would. How would you feel?
When are they from? A few weeks ago? Months? Last year? Years ago?
6. Talk about it with your current beau.
Basically, it comes down to you and your new partner's comfort levels. If he or she was cheated on in the past, they may not like seeing a lot of "like"s or photos of your exes. For others, they may not think of deleting exes, but will be open to it once you two discuss it. Still others may not be bothered by this at all (but I'm sure you know people who are and you can have them read this article then).
Who couldn't use a break from social media now and then?


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Sithammarat Suksa School
Review: Sithammarat Suksa School is a 115 year old private Christian School with 5,500 students
Job Overview for Sithammarat Suksa School:
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Job Details for Sithammarat Suksa School
Sithammarat Suksa School Job Requirements
Requirements for candidates:
Passport From: USA, Can, UK, Aus, NZ, SA
Bachelors' degree (any discipline)
Fun, Hardworking, positive, energetic individual
Teaching qualifications (Education degree, PGCE, etc.)
TEFL/TESOL training
Sithammarat Suksa School Job Description
School Intro
Sithammarat Suksa School is a 115 year old private Christian School with 5,500 students
Nakhon Si Thammarat, Thailand
Sithammarat Suksa School EPAMC in Nakhon Si Thammarat is now hiring for this fall!
We need 3 more awesome teachers to join our team of over 40 NES teachers in October:
Primary EIP English Teacher
Grade 8-12 English & Social Studies Teacher (English Programme)
K1 Preschool Teacher (English Programme)
-This is a full-time job but you will teach about 20 lessons each week.
-Nakhon Si Thammarat is a small Thai city surrounded by mountains and beaches!
-See our website for more details http://www.epamc.com/jobs/
-Up to 35,000 THB per month starting salary (salary determined by qualifications and experience) with annual raises.
-Yearly bonus
-Medical insurance
-Free work permit and visa extensions
-Assistance finding accomodations and getting settled in Nakhon Si Thammarat
-Support of our awesome team and much more!
Sithammarat Suksa School is a Christian school in Nakon Si Thammarat, Thailand. Nakon Si Thammarat is both the name of the city and the name of the province it resides in (similar to New York, NY). The school was the first private school in Nakhon Si Thammarat and was built in 1901 by a group of American Presbyterian missionaries. Their leader at that time was Mr. Ekkles. In the early days, the school was called "The American College for Boys." It was a small school and only boys were able to attend classes. In 1941, the old name of the school was changed from "The American School for Boys" to Sithammaratwittaya School in order to suit the local and social ethics of the time. However many people referred to the school as "American Mission College" , thus the name "AMC" has been, and still is used when referring to the school. Over the course of the last 100+ years, the school has grown into a co-educational institution of more than 5000 students from Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 12. The Main Thai school website is www.sss.ac.th
English Programme The Sithammarat Suksa School English Programme was started in 2000 and is one of the largest English Programs in southern Thailand with students from Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 12. More than 800 students study most of their subjects in English under a faculty of 40+ native English speaking teachers from a wide variety of Western countries. The English Programme is separated into 3 different parts:
Kindergarten-including Nursery (Anuban in Thai) English Programme: KEP
Primary (Pratom in Thai) English Programme: PEP
Secondary (Mathayom in Thai) English Programme: SEP
The AEP and PEP operate classes of no more than 30 students, with several sections for each grade. The MEP classes are capped at 30 students with several sections for each grade. All classes are taught in teams, with a Thai homeroom teacher or teachers' assistant working with the Native English speaking Teacher. There is also the new EIP (English Immersion Program) where students from the regular program are taught English by native English speaking teachers. The English Programme prides its self on providing a top notch, international and universal education. The EP has resources from around the world, over 1,000 English books in the EP library alone plus a whole teacher resource room full of books from around the globe. The EP utilizes curriculum and standards from North America, Singapore, Australia, England and Thailand. The EP is always looking for responsible, motivated teachers to join our Staff. Sithammarat Suksa School is a well-established and well-respected school with more than 10 years of experience training and helping teachers improve while providing quality education. The EP is continually growing and improving in size, quality and reputation. We currently have a foreign staff of more than 40 from the US, Canada, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand and the UK. The English Progrmme purchased and built a NEW English Programme campus in 2011. The new facility is the school's 3rd campus (out of 4) and is absolutely beautiful. Srithammarat is blessed by God, community, faculty and Thailand to have such a wonderful school. Our city, Nakon Si Thammarat, is an ancient trading capital with many modern/western conveniences: internet, satellite TV, pizza, fast food, malls, super stores… you name it. Accommodations can be had from 15% of our starting teacher salary, leaving plenty to experience local culture in our medium-sized, non-touristic Thai city. Beaches, mountains, caves and waterfalls are within a short drive, and the famous tourist meccas of Ko Samui, Ko Pa Ngan, Krabi and Phuket are a short drive away. However, the town still has the "small town vibe" and is very much "real Thailand".
Sithammarat Suksa School Compensation
A competitive salary. The salary scale, beginning at 30,000-45,000 (for returning/experienced teachers) Thai baht per month is based on qualifications and experience.
How to Apply to Sithammarat Suksa School?
School Info of Sithammarat Suksa School
Srithammarat Suksa school is a private Christian school in Nakon Si Thammarat, Thailand. Srithammaratsuksa is a well-established school with over 5000 students in K-12.
We have one of the largest English Programs in Southern Thailand. The English Program is now in its 16th year, and continuing to grow and improve in size, quality and reputation. We currently have about 45 Foreign teachers from the United States, Canada, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom. Our English Programme classes are limited to 30 students. We work in a friendly and supportive environment on a beautiful tree-lined campus adjacent to a large city park. Read more Our city, Nakon Si Thammarat, is an ancient trading capital with many modern/western conveniences: Internet, satellite TV, pizza, fast food, malls, super stores… you name it. Renting a house can be done for about 10-15% of monthly salary, leaving plenty to experience local culture in our medium-sized, NON-touristic Thai city. Beaches, mountains, caves and waterfalls are within a short drive, and the famous tourist meccas of Ko Samui, Ko Pa Ngan, Krabi and Phuket are a short drive away. However the town still has the "small town vibe" and is very much "real Thailand".
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"I was just desperate to have a child I call my own" – Woman who stole baby at Plateau teaching hospital
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A woman who was arrested by the police in Plateau state after she disguised to steal a baby from Plateau state specialists hospital Jos has said she did not because she wanted to be called a mom.
The woman identified as Mrs. Leritshimwa Dungjil Diyal is said to be married for seven years and has been unable to bear any child.
The suspect was paraded on Thursday before newsmen at the police headquarters in Jos said she had tried to also adopt a child in the past but was not successful.
"I am desperate to have a child, that was why I decided to steal one to cover myself from shame in the society".
Commissioner of Police, Isaac Akinmoyede said the woman and other paraded suspects will be arraigned in court after investigation to face the wrath of the law.
On the stolen baby, Akinmoyede said, "Due to the painstaking and diligent investigation coupled with medical reports, the Police discovered that the suspect, Leritshimwa Dungjil Diyal has not given birth as she claimed."
Akinmoyede said, "When confronted with this obvious and naked realities she broke down and confessed to the commission on the crime. The police are investigating her claim that the crime was committed by herself alone"
"The principal suspect, Leritshimwa Dungjil Diyal is a 32-year- old married woman who is a student of College of Health Technology Zawan in Jos South LGA. She perfected her plans to steal the child by leveraging on her knowledge of Plateau State Specialist Hospital where she once did her attachment.
"She also faked her kidnapping story thinking it would give her strong alibi. She took the child to Bingham University Teaching Hospital, Jos with the advice of her mother. The case will be charged to court after investigation."
Speaking, a very remorseful Leritshimwa said as he wept: "Honestly I regret my action, I wish I am dead. I have been married for seven years with no child, and have sought to adopt a child, but to no avail. Honestly, my husband was not aware of the incident, I was just desperate to have a child I call my own".
The post "I was just desperate to have a child I call my own" – Woman who stole baby at Plateau teaching hospital appeared first on Information Nigeria.
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This is an online radio broadcaster that features the best music hits, namely Pop, Top 40 and the music from other decades. Some of its most popular programmes are Todays Hits, 90s only, 70s & 80s and many others.
The Old and New !


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Q: UnauthorizedError: No authorization token was found with Laravel 8 I'm trying to make a GET request passing a bearer token as authentication.
I try to pass the token with:
$response = Http::get($url, [
            'headers' => [
                'Authorization' => 'Bearer ' . $token,
                'Accept' => 'application/json',
            ],
        ]);

as stated in the docs
When I check the value of the variables, I get:
$token : "eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9.eyJleHAiOjE2MDc0NTI0NzksInVzZXJuYW1lIjoic3VuY2hhaW4iLCJvcmdOYW1lIjoib3JnMCIsImlhdCI6MTYwNzQxNjQ3OX0.LUTFZh8Em13f3cQ8TpxgayVRC9XvVHyczOhQXARxk48"

$url : "https://example.com/channels/common/chaincodes/main?peer=org0/peer0&args=%5B%222020-12-01T22%3A00%3A00Z%22%2C+%222020-12-01T22%3A30%3A00Z%22%5D&fcn=GetMeasuresBetween"

But when I copy paste those values in Postman, GET is working and I can get my data, which means data is correct, and the way I execute my GET request might be incorrect.
Where am I wrong ? It seems all good to me !

A: I found the solution,
        $response = Http::withToken($token)->get($url, [
        'headers' => $headers,
        'peer' => $this->peer,
        'args' => $arrayArgs,
        'fcn' => "GetMeasuresBetween",
    ]);

Or, you may use guzzle, and initialize
$client = new \GuzzleHttp\Client(['base_uri' => $this->url]);

$response = $client->request('GET', $url, [
        'headers' => $headers,
        'peer' => $this->peer,
        'args' => $arrayArgs,
        'fcn' => "GetMeasuresBetween",
]);

I don't know why it is not working the first way, but it is now working !

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Suicide car bombing kills 34 in central Ankara
ANKARA – A suicide car bomb ripped through a busy square in central Ankara on Sunday, killing at least 34 people and wounding 125, officials said, the latest in a spate of deadly attacks to hit Turkey.
The explosion at 6:45 pm (1645 GMT) struck a bus stop near Kizilay square, a bustling commercial area and local transport hub, reducing buses to charred husks and damaging nearby shops.
Officials said the blast was caused by a vehicle packed with explosives, which the interior minister said was driven by one or two attackers who had deliberately targeted the bus stop.
The attack is the third to strike Ankara in five months, in an area close to the prime minister's office, parliament and foreign embassies, as Turkey grapples with twin security threats from the Islamic State group (IS) and Kurdish rebels.
As recently as Friday, the US embassy issued a warning about a possible plot to attack central Ankara, advising American citizens to avoid the area.
No group immediately claimed responsibility for Sunday's killings, but Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said investigators were following up on solid leads.
"We have concrete information on the terrorist group behind the attack," he said in a statement. "We will soon have results from the inquiry, and will make them public."
Canberra said Australia's ambassador to Turkey James Larsen was in his car just 20 metres away from the bomb when it went off.
The blast killed 34 people and wounded 125 others, 19 of them seriously, Health Minister Mehmet Muezzinoglu said.
"Thirty people were killed on the spot and four others died in hospital," Muezzinoglu said following a meeting of ministers and security officials called by Davutoglu.
A judge in Ankara banned the spreading of information about the attack online, particularly on social media sites, where photos and videos had been circulating. – AFP
Suicide car
34 killed
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Chris Wallace Remembers His Late Father On Fox News Sunday: 'I Can't Imagine Life Without Him'
By Josh FeldmanApr 15th, 2012, 1:12 pm
Chris Wallace returned to Fox News Sunday today, and obviously one of the biggest things on his mind today was the passing one week ago today of his father, legendary broadcaster Mike Wallace. Wallace opened by sharing an anecdote about father meeting his granddaughter Caroline. When Caroline learned her great-grandfather died, she drew a picture and wrote a note for him. Then, to give viewers a better idea of what kind of man he was, Wallace replayed a 2005 interview he conducted with his father.
RELATED: Chris Wallace's Statement On Father Mike's Passing: 'I Already Miss Him Terribly'
Wallace the elder dismissed criticisms of the media as too liberal as "damn foolish," and declared any American journalist, regardless of political ideology, to be a patriot. Wallace then went down the list of all the world leaders his father had interviewed over the years, and talked about that, through personal experience, he understood why some media writers believed his father to have an "underdeveloped sense of other people's privacy."
Wallace showed clips of his father getting a little too up close and personal with celebrities, including a little dig at Johnny Carson's drinking habits. When Wallace asked his father why he would joke about Carson being an alcoholic to the man's face, the elder Wallace answered, "He's a drunk!" Wallace asked his father why he asked such invasive questions of newsmakers and celebrities, and his father explained that these people understood the kind of interviewer he was before agreeing to come on. He added that he was inspired to pursue that kind of career after the death of his son Peter, Chris' brother, in 1962.
Wallace wrapped up the interview by asking his father if he "hate[s] getting old." His father said he didn't care for it, but he still enjoyed doing the same thing every day for his job. Wallace showed his father a video of his great-grandson at just a few weeks old, and the two men ended their interview by saying they could not be prouder of each other. Back in the present, Wallace said that following the interview with his father, he said that "there's no crying on Sunday talk shows."
RELATED: Fox News' Roger Ailes On Mike Wallace's Death: 'A Very Sad Day In Television'
And then Wallace ended with some words straight from the heart.
"Over the last two decades, my father became my best friend. He was so interesting, so much fun to be around, and yes, sometimes so exasperating. I didn't get into reporting, at least consciously, because of him. But we used to get such joy from sharing experiences with each other. So many times this week, I've wanted to ask him what he thinks about all the coverage of his life. And then I stop, and remember he's not here. That is going to take some getting used to. I can't imagine life without him."
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OAK RIDGE NORTH - The Oak Ridge Lady War Eagle varsity basketball team packed a powerful punch on the court Monday night in a physical contest that mirrored a rivalry. It was hard to distinguish the fact that the 68-57 victory over the A&M Consolidated Lady Tigers was just a prelude to district, as both teams played with vim and vigor.
"They have always been a physical team," said ORHS head coach Barbara Leon, about A&M. "I have been coaching against Sue Betts (A&M head coach) for 15 years now and she does a great job.
"We looked really good at times, and had some good leads," added Leon. "But we became complacent. They (A&M) hit some three's and got back in the game."
The Lady Tigers kept things close in the opening stanza, despite a 10-point effort by Morgan Clyburn, as ORHS narrowly led 21-17 to close it out. The Lady War Eagles flew the coop in the second, pouring on 20 additional points to take a commanding 41-28 lead to the locker room.
A&M outscored Oak Ridge 21-15 in the third, but the Lady War Eagles battled tough from the free throw line. ORHS converted an impressive 19-of-22 from the charity stripe to hold on for victory.
Four Lady War Eagles managed double digits in scoring, including Clyburn with a double-double. Clyburn led the team with 19 points, 10 rebounds and five blocks. Heather Wilson chipped in with 17, while Dominique Warrior and Jocelyn Mills added 12 each.
Spring 42, The Woodlands 41
In a battle between two state-ranked teams, the No. 15 Spring Lady Lions notched their second victory of the year over No. 14 The Woodlands in a nail-biter Monday night.
After an offensive putback put Spring ahead with 42 seconds left, the Lady Highlanders milked the clock for a final shot. However, that shot would not go in as The Woodlands lost to their former district rival for the second time this season.
"We got the shot off, but it was not a very good one," said TWHS coach Karen Heintz whose squad fell to Spring 55-42 at the Lady Highlander Invitational. "They're not undefeated for nothing. We played much better this time against them. We controlled the transition and played a good half court game."
Sophomore Julia Requarth led the Lady Highlanders with 12 points and seven rebounds while Megan Valicevic added 11 points.
The loss drops The Woodlands to 5-3 on the year.
"We keep playing really good teams and good things will happen for us," said Heintz. "Our players aren't used to being 5-3 and they don't like the feeling, but they're working at it. I thought it was a good game that could have gone either way at both ends. We just happened to miss the last shot.
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The Willis girls basketball ran into one of the top 5A teams in the state Monday night and came up short against Bryan 78-42.
The Ladykats fell behind 27-7 after the first quarter against the Lady Vikings who are ranked No. 20 in this week's Texas Association of Basketball Coaches' poll.
"Bryan's got a great team," Willis coach Kelly Savoy said. "They're very athletic and quick. In the second half, I think we played with them. We were sluggish early and they got a big lead. They're as good or better than anybody else we'll see. We want to play the best we can and hopefully get better along the way."
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After opening up with a 12-8 first quarter lead, the Caney Creek girls basketball team went cold to fall to Clear Lake 43-27 Monday night.
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Q: How to display an array of bytes in PowerShell as a joined string of hex digits? I am using WMI to find out what my WWN (World Wide Name) is for my port on an HBA card. I can get the WWN back but it is contained as an 8 byte array.  I would like to convert this byte array into a string of 16 hex digits for easy display.
This is the query I am using to print out each number in its own line.  Is there a way to convert this to have the 8 lines combined onto a single line?
gwmi -namespace root\wmi -class MSFC_FibrePortNPIVAttributes | select -expand WWPN | foreach { $_.ToString("X2") }

I think the following can be used to test with just the byte data but I'm still new to PowerShell.
[byte[]] 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 | foreach { $_.ToString("X2") }

A: Here are a few ways (I'm sure there are others):
[byte[]](1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8) | foreach { $string = $string + $_.ToString("X2") }
Write-Output $string

or
-join ([byte[]](1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8) |  foreach {$_.ToString("X2") } )

or
([byte[]](1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8) |  foreach { $_.ToString("X2") }) -join ""

Output for each of the above:
0102030405060708

A: One way you could do it is like so:
[System.BitConverter]::ToString([Byte[]](1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8)) -replace "-"

Here's a breakdown:
[Byte[]](1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8)

This creates a ByteArray with 8 elements, each containing the value 1 through 8 respectively.
[System.BitConverter]::ToString(<ByteArray type Object>)

This converts the ByteArray to a dash-delimited string as so:
01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08

Lastly,
-replace "-"

This removes the dash.


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Before the Crown
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If you love Netflix's The Crown (season four premiered November 15th-yay!), you will love Before the Crown. This book was just the balm I needed after reading a couple of pretty dry non-fiction books.
In Before the Crown, Princess Elizabeth has had a crush on Prince Philip since she was 13. As she gets older, she carries on a correspondence with Phillip during World War II when he was in the British navy. The Queen Mother thinks nothing of the correspondence, but King George doesn't like it. He doesn't like anything that would break up "We Four".
Prince Philip of Greece has no country, as his family is exiled, no money, no wardrobe, doesn't like shooting, his sisters married Germans, his mother has some mental illness, and cast off most of her worldly goods to become a nun. He is not, in a word, a hot prospect to become the future queen of England's husband.
The story is told from both Elizabeth and Philip's point of view, which I thought was interesting as I listened to the audiobook featuring Edward Killingback and Imogen Wilde. Philip is a lot more unpolished in private and so are his thoughts. He enjoys Princess Elizabeth's company and is genuinely fond of her, and his uncle, the highly ambitious Dickie Mountbatten encourages him to pursue the relationship.
Elizabeth grows from a school girl crush to genuine first love as she gets to know Phillip and spend more time with him. She knows that if she wants to marry him, she's going to have to ask him, which is something she's not comfortable doing since she's an old-fashioned girl. Phillip agrees to marry her, saying he was willing to do his duty for Britain. Elizabeth thinks he is doing this as a matter of state.
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This was thoroughly enjoyable listen on audio. Phillip's chapters were shorter, but I'm glad the producers decided to have both male and female narrators. The female narrator sounds like the young woman Elizabeth was, and Phillip the more unpolished prince in exile. I highly recommend Before the Crown, if you like a good love story, the royal family, or historical fiction.
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Key speech will 'better inform' NZers on asset sales
The Prime Minister John Key is likely to unveil on Sunday how the Government will try to encourage New Zealanders to buy shares in some energy companies when they are partially sold.
Mr Key will give his speech to the National Party's annual conference in Auckland on Sunday.
The first share offer will be in Mighty River Power, which is expected to start in the current quarter of the year, which ends on the final day of September.
John Key has maintained that the shares will be affordable for the average New Zealander.
But some decisions have been outstanding like whether bonus shares could be offered to some investors.
Mr Key says his speech to the conference on Sunday will largely be economic in focus.
"I guess what you will see a little bit tomorrow is us firming up on some of the elements of the mixed-ownership model. New Zealanders will be a bit better informed about that programme," he said.
John Key hinted that he will provide more detail about what kinds of incentives could be provided for New Zealanders to invest in and hold on to the shares in energy companies like Mighty River Power.
President's warning
Party president Peter Goodfellow told the conference the party came out of last year's election well.
But he told the conference there were still some disappointments.
"Our caucus has only increased by one and of the nine new faces only one is a woman. Of our red seat (Labour-held electorates) candidates fought hard and tough battles but our tally of list MPs was reduced as the wasted vote under MMP reduced by a half."
McCully's Fiji visit nothing to do with Auckland raids - Key
Meanwhile, Mr Key says the Foreign Minister's forthcoming visit to Fiji has nothing to do with security authorities last week raiding some Auckland homes over an alleged plot to kill Fiji's military leader Frank Bainimarama.
He says Mr McCully is in Fiji for a Ministerial Contact Group meeting later in the week, and it is unlikely that the raids will be discussed at any of the meetings.
US shooting a tragedy - Key
Opening the conference, Prime Minister John Key acknowledged the loss of life in a mass shooting in the United States on Friday, describing it as an event of unspeakable horror.
A gunman opened fire on moviegoers in the city of Denver, killing 12 people ."Our thoughts go to those that have lost loved ones as a result of that terrible tragedy," Mr Key said.
During the weekend conference, delegates were expected to focus most on the economy, education and the Government's contentious welfare changes.
The conference finishes on Sunday at midday after Mr Key gives his main address.


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A letter to Edw. Stillingfleet, D.D. &c.
Lowth, Simon, 1630?-1720
MDCLXXXVII. [1687]
[4], 84 p.
Wing number: L3328
With initial licence leaf
Extended title: A letter to Edw. Stillingfleet, D.D. &c. : In answer to the epistle dedicatory before his sermon, preached at a publick ordination at St. Peter's Cornhil, March 15. 1684/5. Together with some reflections upon certain letters, which Dr. Burnet wrote on the same occasion. By Simon Lowth, Vicar of Cosmus Blene, in the Diocess of Canterbury
Stillingfleet, Edward, 1635-1699. Sermon preached at a publick ordination at St. Peter's Cornhill, March 15th, 1684/5 Burnet, Gilbert, 1643-1715
author: Lowth, Simon, 1630?-1720
subject: Burnet, Gilbert, 1643-1715
former owner: Harmsworth, R. Leicester Sir, (Robert Leicester), 1870-1937


Academy Award-winning documentary follows renowned Jewish-American violinist Isaac Stern on his groundbreaking concert tour of Mainland China, performing Mozart and Brahms before the country's leaders, conducting classes with young musicians at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, and visiting rehearsals at the Peking Opera. While there Stern became the first American to collaborate with the China Central Symphony Society; features an early performance by future star Jian Wang. 84 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack: English.


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Было бы не плохо чтобы нужные слова например выделялись жирным шрифтом.

A: Нет, там только замена шрифта целиком.
Используете RichEditText контрол, там возможности форматирования довольно широкие.


to buck party orthodoxy and vote to raise taxes. Three were needed.
the poor, blind and elderly, provide funding for local government, etc.
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Is it time for Mets to start worrying about Jacob deGrom?
For teams positioned to participate in the postseason, a category to which the Mets are thrilled to belong, September brings opposing types of anxieties concerning your favorite players.
There are those you hope find health and/or rhythm in time for the Division Series. And there are those you hope don't lose those same qualities by the same deadline.
Jacob deGrom, the preferred NLDS Game 1 starter for these Mets? He currently straddles the two groups. Which, in this Mets universe of widespread bliss, makes him a concern.
The Mets' eight-game winning streak is dead, courtesy of the Marlins knocking around deGrom and his relievers to the tune of a 9-3 victory Tuesday night at Citi Field. DeGrom gave up six runs and 10 hits in five innings, walking none and striking out five, and because Washington blanked the Phillies, 4-0, the Mets' NL East lead fell to a still comfortable 8 ½ games.
DeGrom wasn't comfortable, though, not after his second start within a month in which he allowed six earned runs. On Aug. 24 in Philadelphia, the sophomore right-hander gave up seven runs (six earned), though he followed that with three solid-to-respectable starts before Tuesday's stinker.
"He's pretty frustrated right now," said manager Terry Collins, and given that deGrom set a new career high Tuesday by reaching 181 innings pitched — he totaled 178 ²/₃ last year between the Mets and Triple-A Las Vegas — the manager floated the idea of skipping deGrom a turn in the starting rotation.
The reigning NL Rookie of the Year had set the bar so high for himself, with a 1.98 ERA after his Aug. 18 start in Baltimore, that some regression to the mean had to be expected. DeGrom now owns a 2.64 ERA, which still ranks him among the league leaders. The key questions, moving forward, include whether he can benefit from rest and whether he can derive an energy burst from pitching in the postseason. You couldn't find much energy at Citi Field on Tuesday, with a modest crowd of 25,633 on hand.
As Mike Puma noted in Tuesday's Post, Matt Harvey likely would start either Game 2 or Game 3 of a Mets-Dodgers NLDS, although how many innings he can go remains in question, with Noah Syndergaard going in the other contest. Harvey would start at Dodger Stadium and Syndergaard in Flushing, given his dramatic home-road splits.
Harvey's short-term future remains cloudy, thanks to his innings-limit controversy, while Syndergaard is a rookie without even a full big-league season under his belt.
In the best-of-five format, with the Dodgers set to begin with Clayton Kershaw and Zack Greinke — "those two animals," as Collins referred to them Tuesday — the Mets can't count on their surging offense to keep treating multi-run deficits as minor inconveniences. So the onus falls on deGrom to lead the charge back to a more pitching-centric Mets team in the autumn.
"I feel fine," deGrom said, refusing to concede to fatigue.
Even if the Nats don't have it in them to duplicate the 2007 Phillies' epic comeback, the Mets still want to obtain home-field advantage against the Dodgers.
This is what you do this time of year, when you're this sort of team. You look at your proverbial watch and wonder how soon the playoffs will get here already. You worry about what could go wrong between now and then.
You gaze at deGrom and dream on what he can be. And you fear that he can't get it back. You know you'll get your answer, as long as you don't collapse, and the suspense can be draining, can't it?


Less than three weeks into his new gig as Florida Secretary of State, the Tallahassee Democrat reported on Thursday afternoon that Mike Ertel has resigned, after pictures emerged of him wearing blackface at a Halloween party in 2005. His costume, according to the Democrat? Hurricane Katrina victim.
The Democrat obtained the photos last week and showed them to new Gov. Ron DeSantis, who wrote a book in 2011 where he excused slavery. Hours later, DeSantis' office issued a statement confirming that it had accepted Ertel's resignation. When the Democrat confronted Ertel with the pictures last week, he confirmed it was him. "There's nothing I can say," he told the paper.
The same year he wore the racist Halloween costume, Ertel was appointed by then-Gov. Jeb Bush as Supervisor of Elections in Seminole County. He served in that role for nearly 14 years before his appointment as DeSantis' Secretary of State (the top elections official in a state that has no earthly idea how to run them), a role that he served in for exactly 16 days before being forced to resign in disgrace.
Interestingly, the Democrat reports, Ertel's record on voting rights is not what you would expect from a man who got caught wearing blackface and mocking black hurricane victims a month after their lives were destroyed. Ertel reportedly won a "Martin Luther King Jr." award for his work expanding voting rights, albeit from a city that's 85 percent white, and he criticized former Gov. Rick Scott's voter purge in 2012.
It sure is weird that this kind of thing just continues to keep happening to Ron DeSantis.


With the excess use of internet technology, the piracy of movies has just got easier; and despite several attempts by police or even advises by the movie fraternity, the menace of piracy only seems to be quadrupling its presence; which has direct bearing on movies sustaining at cinema halls. Rajinikanth starrer movies are sensation in itself at cinema halls, which is healthy sign for multiplex industry. The craze for Rajinikanth starrer film has always surpassed previous record. From cinema halls running shows for all 24 hours day, to do yagna for the movie, Rajinikanth has seen it all.
With upcoming release 'Kabali' slated on 22nd July' 2016, the fans of Rajinikanth are showcasing their support in novel way. Having 50 lacs views in just 24 hours of release of Official trailer of Kabali is also now a passé.
At NV Media, we came across an official memo of Opus Waterproofing Company, through social media, which stated that company has declared holiday on day of release of Kabali movie; and also offering kabala movie tickets for employees and their employees. Mr. Manoj Pushparaj, Head Operations of Opus confirmed authenticity of the memo, also in reply via email, he mentioned, the act was more as festive bonanza to enthuse the employees who are big fan of Rajinikanth.
Thank you for your mail. Yes it's true that I have declared a holiday to my employees on the festive occasion of Kabali movie release. As a festive bonus we have decided to give our employees ' Kabali Bonus ' (movie tickets).


RAYMOND VAN BARNEVELD overcame a scare before he defeated Katsuya Aiba 6-4 in the first round of the Zipang Casino Japan Darts Masters on Saturday, as the PDC World Series of Darts event enjoyed a spectacular opening in Yokohama.
The PDC's first televised event in Japan saw an enthusiastic crowd of over 1,000 pack Yokohama's Osanbashi Hall to see eight leading domestic stars take on the sport's biggest names.
Dutch star van Barneveld was the PDC star who came closest to elimination before he overcame Katsuya Aida 6-4.
Van Barneveld began confidently with a 13-dart finish, but Aida led 2-1, 3-2 and 4-3 with some assured finishing - but he crucially missed one dart at double 16 in leg eight to open up a two-leg lead. The five-time World Champion stepped in to follow up an earlier 107 checkout with a 104 finish, before moving 5-4 up on double five and then sealing victory with a 146 combination.
"I'm happy with the win but not happy with the way I played," said van Barneveld. "In the first couple of legs everything was fine, but I had a few sloppy legs after that. The three big finishes were important, especially the two at the end, but getting the win was all that mattered and I can prepare for the next day now."
Van Barneveld now takes on 16-time World Champion Phil Taylor, who defeated Masumi Chino 6-2 in another game which saw the Japanese ace impress.
Taylor landed two 180s as he took the game's first three legs, only for Chino to finish 69 to hit back in the fourth and double ten to pull back to 3-2. Taylor, though, finished 135 to restore his breathing space before winning the next two legs to progress.
"It's very nerve-wracking coming up against a player you don't know much about, but he's a fantastic player who'll get better and better," said Taylor. "We've had a wonderful reception from everyone in Japan and it's a tournament that we're all desperate to win tomorrow night."
World Champion Gary Anderson landed four 180s in his 6-2 defeat of Yuki Yamada, who took out 121 on the bull but was unable to match the Scot's power scoring.
"He played really well and I could see that I was up against a good player when I saw him in the practice room," said Anderson. "It was in the back of my mind that none of us wanted to lose today, so it's a relief. We're all gunning for the title and it's going to be a cracker on Sunday."
Anderson will meet James Wade in the quarter-finals on Sunday evening, after the eight-time major winner defeated double World Championship qualifier Morihiro Hashimoto 6-2. Hashimoto hit back from 3-0 down to 3-2 at one stage, but Wade finished double 12, tops and double ten to seal his place in the last eight.
"I don't think Morihiro produced the darts he can do but I did enough to win tonight," said Wade. "I'm looking forward to the final day because the crowd were fantastic and they enjoyed themselves."
World number one Michael van Gerwen, who won the Dubai Duty Free Darts Masters a month ago, began his bid to win another World Series title with a 13-minute whitewash of Chikara Fujimori.
"It's a comfortable win and though it wasn't my best game I'm still in the tournament and still going, so you can't ask for any more than that," said van Gerwen. "I feel good and I'm playing well, but I've got more in my pocket and I'll have to show that on Sunday. I won the last World Series event in Dubai and I'd love to win this too."
Van Gerwen's quarter-final opponent will be Stephen Bunting, who hit six doubles from eight attempts in a clinical 6-1 win over Shintaro Inoue, whose only leg came with a 118 checkout.
"I don't think the scoreline reflected the game because he missed some doubles to go ahead and it could have been a different game if he had hit them," admitted Bunting. "He showed what a fantastic player he is but he missed a few doubles early on, and six out of eight for me is probably as well as I've finished all year."
Adrian Lewis swept past Sho Katsumi with a 6-0 whitewash to begin his bid for a first World Series of Darts victory.
"He beat me in the World Cup a couple of years ago so I owed him one, but it was going to be tough for him in front of his home crowd," said Lewis. "It wasn't a great game but I got the job done, and as long as you win then you know you can improve your performance. If I want to win the tournament then I've got to be on my best form on Sunday but I'm feeling good."
Lewis will now take on Peter Wright, who ended home hopes in the tournament with a 6-1 defeat of Japanese number one Haruki Muramatsu, averaging 102.28 in the best-quality performance of the first round.
Wright landed two 11-darters as he took a 3-0 lead, before Muramatsu took out 100 to hit back, but the colourful former World Championship finalist pulled clear by taking the next three legs without reply.
"I knew that I was up against the top Japanese player and the amazing venue and great crowd spurred me on," said Wright. "It was hard being on last after everyone else had played, and won, so there was more pressure on me and it's a relief to get the win. I still feel that I've got more in the tank, but I really enjoyed the game. It's going to be tough on Sunday with three games but I can't wait."


During our Callebaut event "Where Trends Meet Chocolate" around 80 Chefs from the Middle East gathered in Dubai to discover that in terms of trends and chocolate the future looks bright, colorful and filled with goodness! Through recipes created by our international Chefs: Philippe Marand, Marc Pauquet and Krsto Radovic we explored three main trends. You are welcome to explore the trendy recipes created by our Chefs below and join the journey to a place where TRENDS MEET CHOCOLATE.
Chef Philippe Marand shares his take on the trend CONFECTIONERY RELOADED, where four recipes filled with delicious flavours, contrasting textures and exciting new shapes will thrill all of your senses!
Chef Marc Pauquet brings you DESSERTS ON THE GO with his three recipes that will both boost your mood with satisfying flavours and enhanced colors and be convenient enough to bring on-the-go, for your "dessert moment" whenever and wherever it suits you.
Chef Krsto Radovic lets you revisit childhood memories with a modern twist through his three recipes based on the trend CLASSICS WITH A TWIST, retaining the essence of the classic recipes you love while still being even more creative, eye-catching and modern than before.


Below you will see a map outlining the attractions in the Oaxaca area. Study the map and you will have an easier time planning multiple sights to see along the same rout.
Below the Oaxaca map which outlines the general attractions in the area you will see a small image and link which will take you to a PDF map of Oaxaca's historic district. That is the street map that you will want to print and keep in your pocket.


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Le HMS Atherstone est un destroyer de classe Hunt de type I de la Royal Navy, qui participa aux opérations navales contre la Kriegsmarine (marine Allemande) pendant la seconde Guerre mondiale.

Construction
L'Atherstone est commandé le 21 mars 1939  dans le cadre de programmation de 1939 pour le chantier naval de Cammell Laird à Birkenhead en Angleterre. La pose de la quille est effectuée le 8 juin 1939, l'Atherstone est lancé le 12 décembre 1939 et mis en service le 23 mars 1940.

En mars 1942, il est parrainé par la communauté civile de Long Eaton dans le Derbyshire, dans le cadre de la Warship Week (semaine des navires de guerre).

L'Atherstone fait partie du premier lot de dix destroyers de classe Hunt. Ils doivent résoudre une pénurie de destroyers, notamment pour les tâches d'escorte. Ils doivent combiner le lourd armement anti-aérien des sloops de la classe Bittern avec une vitesse de  pour une liaison plus rapide avec la flotte.

Un test d'inclinaison lors de l'aménagement du navire montré une erreur de conception qui rend le navire dangereusement instable. Pour rétablir la stabilité à des niveaux acceptables, un canon de marine de 4 pouces QF Mk XVI (100 mm) est retiré, la superstructure et l'entonnoir du navire (pièce métallique entourant les cheminées) sont coupés et un ballast supplémentaire est installé. Une fois modifié, l'Atherstone est mis en service le .

Histoire

Seconde Guerre mondiale
L'Atherstone rejoint la  de destroyers basée à Portsmouth pour des missions d'escorte de convois dans la Manche. En juin et juillet, il est détaché dans la Home Fleet et revient à Portsmouth en août. Le , alors qu'il escorte le convoi CW11 dans la Manche, l'Atherstone est touché par deux bombes et failli l'être par une troisième, causant de graves dommages et tuant 5 hommes. Après des réparations au Chatham Dockyard, il est de retour en . En , après un réaménagement à Southampton, il est transféré à la  de destroyers basée à Devonport.

Le , l'Atherstone quitte Falmouth pour participer à l'opération Chariot, le raid de Saint-Nazaire. L'Atherstone et son sister-ship, le Tynedale, escortent le Campbeltown et le reste de la force de frappe remorquant le MGB 314. Le , au début de la journée, le Tynedale repère l'U-593 : les deux destroyers d'escorte attaquent le sous-marin allemand. Bien que l'U-593 ait survécu à l'attaque, les destroyers forcent le sous-marin à rester immergé pendant plusieurs heures.

En , l'Atherstone est transféré à la  de destroyers, escortant des convois au large de la côte est de la Bretagne. En , le navire est transféré en mer Méditerranée et rejoint la  de destroyers. En , l'Atherstone prend part à l'invasion de la Sicile par les Alliés, faisant partie de la force navale appuyant le débarquement du XXX corps britannique au sud-ouest de Syracuse. Le , il sauve environ 70 survivants du navire de transport de troupes HMT Rohna, qui sombre après avoir été frappé par une bombe planante Henschel Hs 293 au large des côtes de l'Algérie française.

La flottille adriatique de la Royal Navy comprend l'Aldenham, l'Atherstone, l', le , le , le , le , le  et le .

Le , l'Aldenham et l'Atherstone s'en vont d'une base de la Royal Navy à Ist et jettent l'ancre au large de la côte ouest de l'île de Pag, au nord de Zadar, pour bombarder une batterie d'artillerie près de Karlobag et d'autres cibles militaires. En raison de la faible visibilité, les observateurs d'artillerie à Pag demandent aux destroyers de frapper en premier les objectifs de l'île de Pag. La ville de Pag est prise pour cible par les destroyers pendant une heure à 14 h 00, tandis que l'Aldenham est seul à attaquer la batterie à Karlobag vers 13 h 00 et de nouveau avant 15 h 00 alors que la visibilité s'améliore, tirant 200 obus contre cette cible. À 15 heures, les destroyers commencent leur retour vers Ist avec l'Aldenham devant l'Atherstone.

Alors que l'Aldenham fait un virage au nord de l'îlot de Škrda pour naviguer entre les îles de Planik et d'Olib, il heurte une mine qui explose sous sa salle des machines. Le navire se brise en deux et la proue coule rapidement puis la poupe un peu plus tard, à 15 h 29. Le temps froid gêne les efforts de sauvetage de l'Atherstone, accompagné des ML 238 et HDML 1162 : seuls 58 marins et cinq officiers, dont Farrant, sont retirés de la mer. 126 membres d'équipage meurent, ainsi qu'un partisan yougoslave blessé transporté de Pag pour y être soigné et un officier de liaison des partisans yougoslaves, le colonel Ivan Preradović.

Après guerre
Le , l'Atherstone quitte la Méditerranée pour se rendre à Portsmouth et est versé dans la réserve (Reserve Fleet). En 1953, il est désarmé à Cardiff.

Le navire est placé sur la liste de destruction en 1957 et vendu à BISCO en novembre de la même année pour démolition par Smith and Houston à Port Glasgow. Il arrive en remorque au chantier des démolisseurs sur la Clyde le 25 novembre 1957.

Honneurs de bataille
 Manche 1940-1942
 Saint-Nazaire 1942
 Mer du Nord 1942 - 1943
 Atlantique 1943
 Sicile 1943
 Salerne 1943
 Méditerranée 1943
 Sud de la France 1944
 Adriatique 1944

Notes et références

Bibliographie
  Blair, Clay (2000). Hitler's U-Boat War: The Hunters 1939–1942. London: Cassell & Co. .
  Colledge, J. J.; Warlow, Ben (2006) [1969]. Ships of the Royal Navy: The Complete Record of all Fighting Ships of the Royal Navy (Rev. ed.). London: Chatham Publishing. .
  English, John (1987). The Hunts: A history of the design, development and careers of the 86 destroyers of this class built for the Royal and Allied Navies during World War II. World Ship Society. .
  Lenton, H.T. (1970). Navies of the Second World War: British Fleet & Escort Destroyers: Volume Two. London: Macdonald & Co. .
  Rohwer, Jürgen; Hümmelchen, Gerhard (1992). Chronology of the War at Sea 1939–1945. London: Greenhill Books. .
  Whitley, M.J. (2000). Destroyers of World War Two: An International Encyclopedia. London: Cassell & Co. .

Liens externes
  Atherstone sur uboat.net
  Atherstone sur naval-history.net.net

Destroyer de la Royal Navy de la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Bateau lancé en 1939
Navire construit à Birkenhead
Navire démoli en 1957

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