Founded on old-fashioned sweat and work ethic, grown through a shared vision, and fueled by world-class aspirations, Spectrum Machine is the gold medal champion when it comes to bronze.
Our family-owned business was born from the humblest of beginnings. We didn't read the book, we wrote it and lived it. The Lamb family developed this business from the ground up, learning how to machine in our father's garage shop. We've established a strong foundation that has catapulted us into our position as an industry leader.
As a custom machine shop, stocking distributor of bronze alloy parts, and producer of premium bar stock, we remain family-run. We have grown considerably since those early days, but we will never lose sight of those small business roots. That's why you can trust us for all your needs, large and small – we understand every customer is unique.
Our continuous cast foundry, built in 2011 in Ravenna, Ohio, provides you with unmatched and unparalleled bar stock choices. It's here that you'll find the most state-of-the art equipment and technology for vertical and horizontal casting. Capable of producing lengths in excess of 144 inches, our bronze bar stock is the strongest, most durable and superior quality alloy produced in the world today.
Tim Lamb, Kevin Lamb, and Todd Lamb of Spectrum Machine, Inc.
Spectrum Machine's state-of-the-art equipment, inventory and expert staff make us the preferred destination for all of your Continuous Cast, Machining and Bronze Bar Stock needs.
Since its inception, Continuous Cast has been the gold standard method when it comes to producing the highest quality bronze bar. Spectrum Machine's continuous casting delivers bronze bar that's more uniform, machinable and wear-resistant than bar made by more traditional casting methods up to 16" O.D. in C903, C905, C907, C954, C955, C863 and up to 20" O.D. in C932.
Our shop staff specializes in Machining superior quality finished or semi-finished products for all of your applications. Spectrum Machine's experts have the skill and ability to create thrust washers, an assortment of bushings, wear plates and gear blanks – all shaped and sized to your precise specifications. We can also provide everything from drill and plugged graphite to double figure-8s and multiple loop grooving.
Spectrum Machine's rounds, tube and flat Bronze Bar Stock is on hand in all available mill sizes and alloys. We also carry a huge assortment of non-stock and large diameter sizes, and can cast custom-shaped bar stock for the gear blank industry and others.
Our original building on Frost Road in Streetsboro, Ohio, is built. We've added several additions through the years, but this location remains home base. Spectrum Machine is incorporated and we opened for business in September.
We purchased our first new lathe (yeah, we know, but it seemed like a really big deal at the time!).
Our first addition at the Streetsboro site provides us with a dedicated warehouse for more efficient storage and delivery of orders.
The first Computer Numerical Control (CNC) lathe in our shop arrives and becomes operational. Our skilled machinists use this computer technology to produce exacting and pristine parts. CNC lathes are so precise that they can turn a piece to specifications or blueprints to within microns of accuracy – far thinner than a human hair.
We added a Computer Numerical Control (CNC) mill to further improve our ability to deliver high quality short-order customer needs.
Another addition at our Streetsboro location provides an even larger warehouse. It also enables us to move our Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Department into dedicated space in the original warehouse.
A third addition – this one is 16,000 square-feet – doubles the size of our warehouse.
We break ground on Plant 2 on Peck Road in Ravenna, Ohio. This is home to our foundry and casting facility. The next year, we cast our first vertical bar. In 2013, we cast our first horizontal bar, and by the end of the year it already became necessary to build an addition to the facility.
The final addition is made to our warehouse facility in Streetsboro.


Historic cabin turned backcountry hut in the heart of Waterton Lakes National Park – what's not to love about the latest addition to the Alpine Club of Canada's (ACC) collection of places to stay overnight? Cameron Lake Cabin is an historic beauty perched in the southern Canadian Rockies. It is taking the outdoor community by storm.
At the winter closure about 13 kilometres (km) along Waterton's Akamina Parkway, we left the car, donned overnight packs and skis and shuffled in the easy two km towards the cabin. Gently rolling terrain through forest path and roadway made for quick travel. Dusk was setting as we approached our home for the next two nights. In the open meadow, slumping bears sculpted from snow were the only witness to previous visitors. The tiny, 315-square-foot (29-square-metre) log cabin was shuttered and silent.
Building began on the Cameron Lake Warden Patrol Station in 1929 and finished the following year. In 2015, ACC volunteers restored the cabin for use as a backcountry hut. Punching in the lock code, we opened the door, tossed our packs inside and grabbed a shovel to clear the path to the outhouse. One by one, the green shutters were opened. Propane tank valves were turned on. Snow was gathered to melt for water.
Heading inside, skins peeled off skis were brought inside to dry on the rack above the heater. Sleeping bags and extra clothes were tossed on a double bunk in the tastefully renovated cabin. Propane lights were lit and wine was poured to compliment the cheese and crackers hauled out of the pack. Sitting at one of the two tables, we read the guest log, poured over the historical notes and black-and-white photos in the National Parks book, and settled in for a snug evening full of conversation and crib.
Waking early as daylight streamed in open windows, there was time to savour a couple coffees and breakfast bagels and make plans for the day. We could head up to Summit Lake or go over to Forum Lake, just across the British Columbia border (both good snowshoe options as well). Choosing Forum, we headed out of the cabin up to Akamina Pass. At the AB/BC border, snowmobile tracks made for a quick descent to the junction where we climbed up again to Forum Lake, another 4.7 km one-way. Wind howled and we beat a quick – but not before sizing up the old burn slopes for future turns! An evening stroll took us 200 meters to Cameron Lake to watch the star-studded dark sky night. Whether skiing the backcountry, snowshoeing, or just star-gazing, this easy access backcountry experience is a must-do!
Cameron Lake stays are only available in the winter months, from December 1st to April 1st. Access is by foot, snowshoe, or ski. You can book a stay at Cameron Lake – or any one of the more than two dozen huts found in Alberta and BC – in person at the ACC Clubhouse, east of Canmore off Highway 1A, or by calling 403-678-3200. Additional booking information can be found online at: www.alpineclubofcanada.ca/huts/cameron-lake-cabin/. We will definitely be booking another stay soon!


Basti is a beautifully written reckoning with the tragic history of Pakistan. Basti means settlement, a common place, and Intizar Husain's extraordinary novel begins with a mythic, even mystic, vision of harmony between old and young, man and woman, Muslim and Hindu. Then Zakir, the hero, wakes to the modern world. Crowds gather. Slogans echo. Cities burn. Whether hunkered down with family or furtively meeting to exchange news with friends in cafés, Zakir is alone in a country lost to the politics of loneliness.


Leadership Martial Arts (Swindon Old Town) is located at Commonweal School, The Mall, Swindon, SN1 4JE. An interactive map of it's location is shown below.
You can get step by step driving directions to Leadership Martial Arts (Swindon Old Town).


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Anti-farmer BJP acting like Kauravas against farmers: Cong
IANS| Published: 18th September 2020 9:44 pm IST
New Delhi, Sep 18 : The Congress on Friday accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of lying to the farmers of the country and said that the ruling party is behaving like the Kauravas of the Mahabharat and the grand old party is standing with the farmers who are fighting like Pandavas.
Addressing a press conference outside Parliament, Congress spokesperson Randeep Singh Surjewala said, "When a man is sitting on the constitutional post of the Prime MInister, then he should avoid speaking lies and also not befool people."
He said, "Unfortunately I have to say that the Prime Minister is lying to the farmers of the country, he is anti-farmer, anti-labour and he is attacking the farmers of the country."
Firing a salvo at the Prime Minister, Surjewala said, "Why is Modi hatching a conspiracy to end the minimum support price for farmers through a Bill?"
The Congress leader said that neither Modi nor Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar have agricultural land, they don't know anything about farming but both of them are teaching farming to the farmers of the country.
The Congress leader's remarks came a day after the Lok Sabha on Thursday, through a voice vote, passed two controversial legislations — The Farmers' Produce Trade and Commerce (Promotion and Facilitation) Bill, 2020 and the Farmers (Empowerment and Protection) Agreement of Price Assurance and Farm Services Bill, 2020. It has already passed the Essential Commodities (Amendment) Bill.
The three bills will now be tabled in the Rajya Sabha and become law after the Upper House also passes them.
Tomar moved the Bills in the Lower House on Thursday and assured all members that farmers will be able to get better prices for their produce and the Minimum Support Price (MSP) procurement system will continue.
Slamming the government Surjewala said, "Now the game is set, on the one hand BJP is standing as Kauravas of the Mahabharat and on the other side the farmers are standing as Pandavas. And the Congress is with the Pandavas in this fight."
Surjewala said that now the allies of the BJP also have to decide on their stand on these anti-farmers Bills — whether its the AIADMK, the SAD, the Janata Dal-United, the YSR Congress, the TRS and others.
On Thursday evening, Minister for Food Processing and Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) leader Harsimrat Kaur Badal had resigned over the Agriculture Bills.
Disclaimer: This story is auto-generated from IANS service.

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Official Trailer – BEAST Starring Idris Elba!
Posted on May 25, 2022 by Michael Juvinall in Horror News, Trailers // 0 Comments
Universal Pictures has released the first official trailer for the new thriller, BEAST! In the film, sometimes the rustle in the bushes actually is a monster. The film is directed by Baltasar Kormákur and stars Idris Elba. Watch the thrilling trailer and get more info about the film down below.
Fight for Family. Idris Elba stars in BEAST.
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Sometimes the rustle in the bushes actually is a monster.
Idris Elba (Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw, The Suicide Squad) stars in a pulse-pounding new thriller about a father and his two teenage daughters who find themselves hunted by a massive rogue lion intent on proving that the savannah has but one apex predator.
Elba plays Dr. Nate Daniels, a recently widowed husband who returns to South Africa, where he first met his wife, on a long-planned trip with their daughters to a game reserve managed by Martin Battles (Sharlto Copley, Russian Doll series, Maleficent), an old family friend and wildlife biologist. But what begins as a journey of healing jolts into a fearsome fight for survival when a lion, a survivor of blood-thirsty poachers who now sees all humans as the enemy, begins stalking them.
Iyana Halley (The Hate U Give, This is Us series) plays Daniels' 18-year-old daughter, Meredith, and Leah Sava Jeffries (Rel series, Empire series) plays his 13-year-old, Norah.
From visceral, experiential filmmaker Baltasar Kormákur, the director of Everest and Universal Pictures' 2 Guns and Contraband, Beast is produced by Will Packer, the blockbuster producer of Girls Trip, the Ride Along franchise, and ten movies that have opened No. 1 at the U.S. box office, including Night School, No Good Deed and Think Like a Man, by James Lopez, president of Will Packer Productions, and by Baltasar Kormákur. The film is written by Ryan Engle (Rampage, Non-Stop) from an original story by Jaime Primak Sullivan and is executive produced by Jaime Primak Sullivan and Bernard Bellew.
Cast: Idris Elba, Sharlto Copley, Iyana Halley, Leah Sava Jeffries
Directed by: Baltasar Kormákur
Written by: Ryan Engle
Producers: Will Packer, James Lopez, Baltasar Kormákur
Executive Producers: Jaime Primak Sullivan, Bernard Bellew
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My husband and I, both of which wear Lowa's hiking boots, in Sept/Oct. 2015 backpacked the Via di Francesco hiking 300 miles across Italy, from Dovadola to Rieti.
I am 74 and my husband is 77, it was a strenuous hike across the Apennines Mountains. Since 2012 we have backpacked over 1500 miles of Europe - France, Spain and Italy; all of it done in Lowa hiking boots.


Four years ago I wrote a similarly titled post after a similar result to last night's Presidential election. In it I lamented the dismal campaign that the Republicans ran, how they tried to appeal to the liberals by propping McCain up as a Democrat in a Republican suit, and how the McCain loss to Obama was a great opportunity to rebuild the party and go back to it's core ideals.
A lot of the pundits today are talking about "what went wrong" and listing off the innumerable things that Romney failed to do in the final weeks of the race. So what did Romney do wrong? Nothing. He ran a fantastic, solid, classy, meaningful campaign. Granted, in Tennessee we were spared unending Obama vs. Romney campaign ads because we've been locked in as a Republican state since the Cold War (not entirely true, but close). I hear the ads got pretty negative, but I didn't see many of them. What I saw from the Romney campaign in the debates and on the stump showed a candidate focused on the issues and passionate about the country. 95% of the time, Mitt Romney did exactly the right things. He nailed his platform down. He chose a killer running mate. He attacked strong in debate #1, and performed solidly in the final two. Whereas in 2008 McCain was the wrong choice for the Republican party and Obama was the wrong choice for the country; in 2012 Romney was the right choice for the Republican party and, well, I still believe Obama is the wrong choice for the country.
Going into last night, I was cautiously optimistic for a Romney win. I wasn't necessarily surprised that Obama won – I was surprised at how fast it all ended. I really thought we'd be tallying votes well into November and wouldn't hear from the Supreme Court as to who the President would be until mid-December. Wrong and wrong.
Thinking back, there are a few things that happened, hindsight being 20/20. I really thought the American people were more angry about the state of the nation, especially the economy, than they really are. Think back two years ago. People were absolutely up in arms – they were downright mad about the lack of progress on the economy. And the American people let their voice be heard by booting the Democrats out of the House. I really wonder if that shift in power in the House diluted Romney's chance of securing the election yesterday. Did that burning anger get tempered in the 2010 election and the flames died out? Or did the ensuing political gridlock that occurred as a result of the House stonewalling Obama for two years turn the tide back the other way and push support towards Obama again? If so, was winning the House worth it? Obama's far left agenda was stalled for two years, but now he gets a mulligan with a second term.
So maybe the House of Representatives power shift took a little wind out of the collective conservative sail. But what should be said about the ridiculously long Republican primary season? Frankly, I wasn't paying too close attention when the entire army of candidates were seeking the party nomination back then, but you have to wonder if that many debates and a primary season that lasted that long had poor effects on the conservative agenda.
Then there was the hurricane. Hard to know how much of a bump the storm and Obama's opportunity to show up and play hero gave the President. He was afforded the chance to "be Presidential" in a tragic situation on a very public stage in the critical days before the election. And you have to think, everyone watching Obama during those critical three days was weighing and comparing his response to George W. Bush's response in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.
The Republican party has a tough road ahead of them. They ran a really great campaign and accomplished some of that rebuilding I was hoping they would accomplish in the last four years. But the message of conservatism does not resonate with the majority of Americans. While President Obama criss-crosses the country as the cool guy rallying "Forward!" with Bruce Springsteen and Jay-Z in tow, the Republicans sound like the cranky old man yelling from the porch at the punk kids to "Get off the grass!" as they warn against the looming national debt and the dangers of a welfare state.
So here's where we are. President Obama is in office for the next four years. He's made some big promises (again), and he's got a verifiable mess on his hands. But this time, he knows exactly what he's getting into. While he'll probably continue to blame the Bush administration for the current $16 trillion in national debt that we are under, anything added to it from here on out is squarely on him. Any negative turnaround in the economy – now that we've hit bottom and turned the corner – is squarely on him. Any shortcomings in our national defense and our inability to protect our interests, at home and abroad, are on him. Will he be up to the task? Will the 51% of the American people that voted for Mr. Obama hold the Democratic party accountable four years from now if he fails miserably?
Already I have questions on this one. He says he will cut the deficit by $4 trillion, but the deficit is the amount of cash shortfall we have each year as a result of our federal spending. Currently our deficit is a little north of $1.1 trillion annually. So…… um, I don't know, is he going to give us a surplus? Or is this a typo and he really means cut the national debt by $4 trillion? I'll assume the latter. He says that $1 trillion of this has already been accounted for as a result of spending cuts the President signed into law last summer. I can't comment on the spending cuts, but we'll give him the benefit of the doubt, so that means Mr. Obama is responsible for $3 trillion in national debt reduction by the end of 2023. If these reductions happen linearly, Obama is responsible for cutting the debt by $300 billion each year for the next four years, amounting to $1.2 trillion in reductions by the end of 2016. So for the President to make good on this promise, the national debt needs to be equal to or less than $14.8 trillion by the end of his term.
That last part in liberal-speak is called "creating jobs", AKA spending money. I can't speak to the cost of the wars – I don't know how much that was costing us monthly, but I intend to look into it.
So taxes go up on the millionaires and businesses, but at the same time cuts will be made to the annual budget amounting to 250% of whatever additional tax revenue is brought in. Ambitious goal. Governments don't like cutting spending.
Already mentioned above. I don't even pretend to understand the tax code, but I'm interested to see how all these cuts and loopholes play out.
Bringing down tax rates is always a good thing for businesses.
This I can't wait to see.
This sounds like a bunch of bureaucratic time wasting to me. America has never been short on innovative products… Apple? Google? Microsoft? IBM? Oracle? Shall I go on?
Good, this will help our company.
So just to be clear, middle-class according to the President's definition is any family making less than $200,000 per year, right?
Getting private health insurance as an employee working for a small business is expensive, and rates are not competitive for small businesses looking to do this on behalf of their employees. This sounds nice on paper. What strings are attached? How much will it cost?
This is an interesting statement. He has set the bar high here, implying that the economy as it stands today, barring anything crazy like a war or a default on the national debt, will naturally create for itself 12 million new jobs over the course of the next four years. The President says he wants to exceed this, but a finite number is not given by how much, aside from the additional promises listed below.
So that means 13 million new jobs in the next four years. Regarding manufacturing, I believe he's implying that these jobs will be "created" as the result of new policies.
This brings us to 13.6 million jobs. Again, I believe we're looking at policy changes here, specifically to expand domestic energy production.
This reads like spending to me. Will the President fund the salaries of these teachers? 100,000 math and science teachers hired means 2,000 new teachers hired in each state. On average there are 62.8 counties in each state, so each county in the United States should (on average) see an increase of 31 new math and science teachers in the next four years.
Final total, the President will be responsible for the creation of 13,700,000 new jobs over the next four years; according to his plan he is directly tasked with creating 1.7 million new jobs as the economy is on track to create 12 million on its current course.
I don't really understand this one and why it is the government's responsibility to do job training.
Here's the real question. Will the price per gallon of gas go down as well? He claims he's already cut imports to a 20 year low, but prices have steadily risen since he took office. We need to cut our reliance on foreign oil, but a natural result of that should be cheaper gasoline. Right? Right??
This would be a change of course if he does so. He's been nothing but clamped down on the potential for additional oil drilling in the Gulf and Arctic so far.
Too bad he'll be conveniently out of office by then… by 19 YEARS!!
I read this as a veiled statement that he will take no part in privatizing Social Security. There are definite merits to privatizing aspects of Social Security, especially for young folks like myself, but that's a different fight for a different day. I'll probably be too old to make that fight for my benefit by the time we get to that day.
I think this was just thrown in there for good measure as an anti-Romney tag.
I'm interested to see how we will measure 60,000 lives being saved, since the only way to know whether or not said life had been not-saved is if said life does in fact become dead. Perhaps we will traverse the country searching for old people until we find 60,000 of them that just wish they were dead. In regards to the second part of that promise, saving $10 billion, are we meaning we're padding the Medicare savings account with an additional $10 billion?
So there we go. Anyone actually read this? I've always wanted to document campaign promises and go back and see how they stack up. I intend to do so. Truthfully, I hope Mr. Obama is able to accomplish a good handful of this stuff. There is much of it that would be a good step forward. There are also things I don't fully agree with, but that is what it is. Admittedly, there is much of it that I am far to uneducated to even understand fully.
Whatever the case, I wish the President the best in his efforts to turn the ship around and right our economy. He has a tremendous job on his hands.
What a jump from Christmas in 2011 to the Presidential election of 2012! Glad you got a post in this year.


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Month: July, 2012
Fritz Lang's Magnifying Visor
My father, Jacob Lincoln Kaufman, opened his dental practice in Los Angeles at the beginning of the 1930s. During that time, and in the years to come, many European artists, writers and film makers fleeing the Nazis settled in LA and worked in Hollywood. One brought another and then another to my dad's office and soon he had quite a collection of patients from Austria, Germany, Hungary and environs. Some of the more well known were the actor Peter Lorre and Lorre's wife "Cilly" (Celia) and Fritz Lang, the director, and his wife, the actress Lilly Latte, as well as the actor Pepe Schildkraut. They all adored their dentist and friend whom they called "Kaufie."
My dad had a great ear and a gift for mimicry and at dinner he would regale us with the language he'd heard in his chair that day, speaking with a perfect Berlinese, Viennese or Hungarian accent. One evening he recounted, in the appropriate dialect, that Mrs Hochfeldt, an elderly German patient, said that she believed in reincarnation and that she had been an Egyptian princess in her past life. Pop told us he replied that he must have been a dentist in his, because his feet still hurt.
Pop was a great joke teller as well as a mimic, and often left his patients laughing. They usually brought him gifts, mostly things to eat. As a child, my favorite were the candies from another émigré, the fine chocolatier Tibor Metzner, who would bring Pop's favorite "Lehar" (after the Viennese composer Franz Lehar), a filling of minced hazelnut praline and bittersweet chocolate inside a coat of the darkest chocolate we'd ever tasted. Tibor once named a new candy after me, but decided he didn't think it was good enough to add to his glass case of sweets in their ruffled black dresses, to my great disappointment.
One of Dad's most beloved patients was Fritz Lang, the great director of Metropolis and the masterpiece M, with Peter Lorre. Lang began his career making German Expressionist art films but went on to marry that aesthetic to popular entertainment, making a name for himself as a great in Film Noir. Fritz said that Goebbels, the Reich's propaganda minister called him to his office to tell him that the Testament of Dr. Mabuse was being banned, but to also offer him the post of head of the German film studio. Fritz, whose mother was born Jewish, although she had converted to Catholicism and raised him as a Catholic, quickly fled Germany. (Leni Reifienstahl took the post). The monocle wearing Lang had a reputation for being autocratic, overbearing and severe, extremely mean to his actors. But he was a pussycat around my dad, sweet as Tibor's candy. I don't know whether it was because he loved him or because one's dentist has the power to inflict pain. Probably both.
My father must have mentioned my activities to his patients while they were captive in his chair, for when I was in my twenties and starting to work as a costume and set designer, Fritz brought in a rare old book by Ram Gopal, a famous Indian dancer, that had beautiful costume drawings. It was inscribed by the author to Fritz and Fritz inscribed it to me. At the time, Fritz was losing his eyesight, long unable to make films, but was still quite a dashing and imposing man. He died shortly thereafter, in 1976.
In the 1950s and sixties Pop's evening routine was the same. He arrived home for dinner at 6:00 sharp (no "Madmen" style cocktail hour, he rarely drank), after which he'd nap on the couch, asking me to remove his shiny black oxfords or loosen the laces for him. Then he would get up, put on his blue striped twill apron and go into a small closet he had fitted with a workbench and a stereo speaker. There he would work late into the night carving waxes for crowns and bridges while listening to classical music on the radio. Pop would cast the wax into gold in his office, and then bring it home again. He wore a magnifying visor so that he could smooth and polish the metal to perfection.
Lilly Latte, Fritz's widow, gave my father this magnifier after Fritz died and Dad used it for many years. The visor is quite old, perhaps bakelite plastic , made by Zeiss, manufacturers of the finest optics in the world. It says "Carl Zeiss, Germany" on the front, but I don't know whether Fritz brought it with him from Europe or bought it after the war. When I was making jewelry and silver smithing, in the late 1980s, my father gave it to me.
I used it for years as well. Then one day I dropped something on it and the band that goes around the head broke. Although unwearable, I could could never bear to throw it away, packing it along on several moves. I am determined that – one of these days – I will rivet a strip of leather on the band and rescue it. How can I discard something that belonged to the great Fritz Lang, handed down to my father, also long gone. Did Fritz examine film strips while wearing it? Read scripts as he was losing his eyesight? It is an object redolent with history and the memory of two men with talents, one world famous, the other beloved but unknown.
When I looked through the visor, something small was made large, seemingly brought closer. Now, even in its broken state, it brings something faraway close as well: I see Kaufie and Fritz laughing together as they so often did, arms on each other's shoulders, sharing a box of Viennese chocolates.


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Meriwether Lewis (1774–1809) was a native of Albemarle County. When he was five his father, William Lewis, died, and the boy spent some time in Georgia following the remarriage of his mother, Lucy Meriwether Lewis. As a youth he attended Latin school in Albemarle County. He inherited his father's plantation, "Locust Hill," but volunteered for military service during the Whiskey Rebellion and obtained an ensign's commission in the regular army in 1795. Serving at various frontier posts, he was also in Charlottesville, 1798–99, on recruiting service. He became a lieutenant in March 1799 and a captain late in 1800. He was the president's private secretary from 1801 to 1803, when TJ named him to lead—with William Clark, Lewis's choice as cocommander—the expedition that traversed the continent to the Pacific Ocean. Named governor of the territory of Upper Louisiana, Lewis took up residence in St. Louis in 1808. His death in Tennessee while en route to Washington was considered a suicide: in a biographical sketch, TJ wrote that he had perceived "depressions of mind" in Lewis, that other members of that branch of Lewis's family had been subject to similar "hypocondriac affections," and that Lewis reportedly showed symptoms of a mental "paroxysm" at the time of his death. Some writers have suggested, however, that Lewis's death by gunshot may not have been by his own hand. Writing later of the selection of Lewis for the western expedition, TJ credited him with "a firmness & perseverance of purpose which nothing but impossibilities could divert from it's direction." He was, TJ declared, "of courage undaunted" (ANB description begins John A. Garraty and Mark C. Carnes, eds., American National Biography, New York and Oxford, 1999, 24 vols. description ends ; TJ to Paul Allen, 18 Aug. 1813, MS in DNT, also printed in Allen's History of the Expedition Under the Command of Captains Lewis and Clark, to the Sources of the Missouri, Thence Across the Rocky Mountains and Down the River Columbia to the Pacific Ocean, 2 vols. [Philadelphia, 1814], l:vii–xxiii).


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 "Steamrock Fever" - 3:35 (з альбому Taken by Force)
 "Pictured Life" - 3:23 (з альбому Virgin Killer)
 "Robot Man" - 2:42 (з альбому In Trance)
 "Backstage Queen" - 3:12 (з альбому Virgin Killer)
 "Speedy's Coming" - 3:35 (з альбому Fly to the Rainbow)
 "Hell Cat" - 2:54 (з альбому Virgin Killer)

Side two

 "He's a Woman, She's a Man" - 3:14 (з альбому Taken by Force)
 "In Trance" - 4:43 (з альбому In Trance)
 "Dark Lady" - 3:25 (з альбому In Trance)
 "The Sails of Charon" - 4:24 (з альбому Taken by Force)
 "Virgin Killer" - 3:41 (з альбому Virgin Killer)

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 Клаус Майне : вокал
 Рудольф Шенкер : ритм-гітара
 Улі Джон Рот — соло-гітара та вокал у «Dark Lady» і «Hell Cat»
 Френсіс Бухгольц : бас-гітара
 Герман Раребелл — ударні (треки 1,7,10)
 Руді Леннерс — ударні (треки 2,3,4,6,8,9,11)
 Юрген Розенталь — ударні (трек 5)

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In a traditional environment PC's have physical hardware such as your mouse, keyboard, CPU, etc., they could all be used during the entropy stage to get a random value for hashing. However, the issue now is that virtual environments have removed the physical component and the hardware is now virtual. Virtual hardware is less random than physical hardware which raises the issue of a truly random number set in a virtual environment.
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The Bible is neither tame nor ashamed. It is raw, uncensored and to be believed. It speaks to deeds that are worthy of emulation, as well as accounts that are downright embarrassing for the people of God. Such is the tragedy of Ananias and Sapphira (Acts 5:1-11), a story of embezzlement, manipulation and divine execution of judgment that begs the question: Is God capricious? Why does He punish some and not others?
The early Church and its community experienced idyllic conditions: exponential growth and hearts and souls tethered together in one accord. They looked after one another, even to the point of selling their own possessions to give to needs.
In contrast to Barnabas, who sold a field and brought all of the proceeds to the apostles (Acts 4:36-37), Ananias and his wife, Sapphira, sold a piece of their property, held back a portion of the proceeds for themselves and then brought the rest to the Apostles to give to the church. Far from a mere lie, this intentional misappropriation of funds aimed to secure the glory and praise for sacrificial giving without bearing the full weight of the cost. The text makes clear that they were under no obligation to sell the property in the first place nor to give all of the funds to the Apostles. However, their desire was not to serve the poor but to help themselves to a reputation they did not deserve, exchanging faithfulness to the community and to the Lord for the praise and validation of man.
With the tainted offering at his feet, Peter prosecuted Ananias with precision, revealing the couple's succumbing to Satan's temptation, the contriving of the deed itself and their lust for reputation and approval. Peter's closing statement was punctuated as Ananias breathed his last and fell dead. A few hours later, Sapphira met the same fate and was buried next to her husband. Though God usually withholds judgment for sin for a later time, in this case, God brought instantaneous judgment. He desired to remove the sin from the community in short order.
Having set the stage, we must answer the question: Is God capricious? Did Ananias and Sapphira meet their end because of some divine mood swing? Does God arbitrarily make some pay for crimes while others are able to walk away with not so much as a slap on the wrist? Does the punishment exceed the crime, making God cruel?
Modern readers find this passage difficult because Ananias and Sapphira were offered no chance at repentance, no due process and a punishment that appears excessive. If we are honest, this kind of sin would hardly make the nightly news today because our view of sin is so low. To make matters worse, this is not the only biblical account where God's judgment seems harsh, cruel and quick. Consider Achan, who was stoned for having kept spoils of war after the destruction of Jericho, (Josh. 7:10-26) and Nadab and Abihu, who were consumed by fire for offering an unauthorized sacrifice (Lev. 10:1-3).
These accounts are meant to challenge our worldview. They mean to confront us so that we reject our current glibness toward sin and adopt a serious posture toward its seriousness. All sin has death as its end (Rom. 6:23; Jas. 1:14-15). If we assume God must forgive sin, or worse, will overlook sin, then we will have difficulty facing passages where God executes judgment. This reluctance to acknowledge God's right to judge sin represents a secular worldview, which presupposes that God (if He exists) should bend His will to ours. It is a worldview built on a faulty foundation that supports a skewed framework, bound to collapse. It asserts that unless we can fully explain God's actions and approve of them, we can reject both them and Him.
A Christian worldview, however, starts with a firm foundation that is able to support a solid framework for life. Christians believe that God's thoughts and ways are higher than humanity's thoughts and ways (Isa. 55:8-9). A Christian worldview not only accounts for but also expects that some of God's ways will not make sense to us. Where we do not understand, we trust that God always acts in accordance with the fullness of His character. He does not set aside wrath and justice to act in love and grace or vice versa. Any human judge that turns a blind eye toward injustice would be denounced by our society. Neither can God turn a blind eye. God is not unloving for demanding justice. It is precisely because He is a God of love that He does so.
In the case of Ananias and Sapphira, rather than shudder at their fate, we should marvel that it is not normative of how God relates to his people. Humans sin countless times (though not countless to God) without facing immediate judgment of death, though God is not obligated to a policy of deferment. However, in this case, for purposes known fully to God, He decides to execute judgment immediately. The text gives a glimpse into God's purposes, relating that these events caused fear to come over the whole church. The church in its infancy needed to know that God considers the holiness of the Church to be a critical part of its witness to the world, testifying to the nature and character to God. This divine intervention served to communicate clearly to the community that it was called to holiness and loyalty to God.
The crime and punishment of Ananias and Sapphira provide us with three thoughts worth considering further. First, sin always costs more than we think and is never worth it. This couple's desire to procure a reputation beyond their stature, purchased by deceit, actually bought infamy and death. We are fools if we believe the lie that sin comes in a single-serving package. Sin multiplies and begets more sin.
Second, God is just and has the right to punish sin. People will be held accountable for their sin, from serial crimes to telling white lies.
Finally, we should be amazed at the reality that God would forgive any sin, much less be willing to bear the punishment of death Himself in order to extend life to those who don't deserve it. He could punish every sin with death and be fully justified for doing so. That He does not shows Him to be a God merciful and gracious, slow to anger and abounding in steadfast love and faithfulness (Ex. 34:6). The cross shatters all claims of capriciousness in God's character as God Himself is willing to undergo the ultimate punishment in our place, proving beyond question that God is love.


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...Jan Sprenger This article develops axiomatic foundations for a probabilistic theory of causal strength as difference-making. I proceed in three steps: First, I motivate the choice of causal Bayes nets as an adequate framework for defining and comparing measures of causal strength. Second, I prove...
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The Foundations of Causal Decision Theory
Mirek Janusz
... -46. Dordrecht: D. Reidel. Savage, Leonard, 1972 . The Foundations of Statistics, 2d ed. New York: Dover. (First edition, 1954.) Cornell University 2001 THE FOUNDATIONS OF CAUSAL DECISION THEORY. By James M. Joyce. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1999. Pp. xii, 268...
How Can Instantaneous Velocity Fulfill Its Causal Role?
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Causal Decision Theory: A Counterexample
Arif Ahmed
...Arif Ahmed The essay presents a novel counterexample to Causal Decision Theory (CDT). Its interest is that it generates a case in which CDT violates the very principles that motivated it in the first place. The essay argues that the objection applies to all extant formulations of CDT...
Some Counterexamples to Causal Decision Theory
Andy Egan
The Philosophical Review (2007) 116 (1): 93–114.
...Andy Egan Some Counterexamples to Causal Decision Theory Andy Egan Australian National University/University of Michigan Many philosophers have been converted to causal decision theory by something like the following...
Causal Reasoning in Physics
Jenann Ismael
...Jenann Ismael Frisch Mathias , Causal Reasoning in Physics . Oxford: Oxford University Press , 2014 . viii + 256 pp . © 2016 by Cornell University 2016 In 1913 Bertrand Russell argued that contrary to what most of us presume, the causal structure of the world...
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Causation, Chance, and the Rational Significance of Supernatural Evidence
Huw Price
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Overdetermination, Counterfactuals, and Mental Causation
Chiwook Won
... counterfactuals can yield an appropriate notion of causal redundancy and argues for a negative answer. Second, it examines how this issue bears on the mental causation debate. In particular, it considers the argument that the overdetermination problem simply does not arise on a dependency conception of causation...
A Model-Invariant Theory of Causation
J. Dmitri Gallow
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...J. Dmitri Gallow This article provides a theory of causation in the causal modeling framework. In contrast to most of its predecessors, this theory is model-invariant in the following sense: if the theory says that C caused (didn't cause) E in a causal model, M , then it will continue to say...
Making a Difference in a Deterministic World
Carolina Sartorio
...Carolina Sartorio Some philosophers have claimed that causally determined agents are not morally responsible because they cannot make a difference in the world. A recent response by philosophers who defend the compatibility of determinism and responsibility has been to concede that causally...
Algorithm and Parameters: Solving the Generality Problem for Reliabilism
Jack C. Lyons
... that systematically affect processing. The relevant process type for a given token is given by the complete algorithmic characterization of the token, along with the values of all the causally relevant parameters. The typing that results is far removed from the typings of folk psychology, and from much...
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David Enoch
... matters is whether they suffer from an autonomy flaw. To answer this question, the author develops an account of autonomy failure, according to which a preference is nonautonomous if an injustice played an appropriate role in its causal history. The author then discusses the moral implications...
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Simon Prosser
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Karen Margrethe Nielsen
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Sydney Shoemaker
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Rachael Briggs
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Life as camp hosts provides us with varied days, we get asked for all sorts of information such as where to get gas bottles filled, to which walking tracks take, what time do the gates close and everything in between. Campers come looking for all sorts of things to borrow or use, everything from a needle, to scissors, pens, and even a cooking stove!
This summer, we are supplying power for people to charge up their phones and iPads etc, all for a gold coin donation to SOSSI (Shakespear Open Sanctuary Supporters Inc) . At this time of the year, our solar panels generate enough energy to keep our batteries full to capacity and some, so we turn on the inverter – which converts the power from the batteries to 230v – we have an external power point to which we have plugged in a multi plug unit and people come along, plug in their device and charge it up. I have to say that we have made a small fortune so far for SOSSI, as well as making for some happy campers. Although we have had to put a sign up to say that it is solar generated power therefore only available during daylight hours and when the sun is shining, some people have been turning up and 7am wanting power!! They get a bit of a grumpy response from me being woken at that hour I have to say but a sign with the hours available has corrected that. A few days of rain put a dampner on our charging capabilities but we were quickly back to normal again once the rain stopped.
Speaking of rain, we had a deluge over New Year's Day, and plenty of strong winds that saw many in the camp pack up and leave, but a hardy 60 or so campers remained and sat out the horrible weather.
We didn't seem to have had it as bad as some parts of the country, with only a couple of gazebos getting blown apart and we did not have as much rain as was predicted, besides, it drained away very quickly.
The following day, this was the view.
Another day saw Roy being asked if he could fix a bell on one of the kids bikes, soon he was surrounded by eagle eyed onlookers, with the bell being repaired and some happy children off zooming around the camp on their bikes.
Life certainly isn't dull, and we meet some very interesting people. We are greeted by returning campers from last year like long lost friends, and have shared drinks, and the occasional meal as well.
Today we have had a bit of another exodus of campers as heavy rain is forecast for tomorrow . As many folk are back to work next week, the thought of having to pack up wet gear in the rain and wind is not exactly appealing, so today saw many packing up their dry gear and heading home.
It was previously mentioned that we had some issues with maintenance on our awning. To recap, some time ago we had scraped the rolled up awning on a tree and over time with sun and wind, the material had started to delaminate. We undertook to take the awning off the van and have the piece of material cut off and then reattach the awning to the van. We took the awning off with only some slight hitches, and on Roy's birthday we attempted to put it back on the van, after the delaminated section had been removed. As John put it, Roy had a birthday and a near divorce all on the same day!
It did not go well, however Bernice did find an excellent 'how-to' You Tube video on the correct way of re-installing the awning. Once we had managed to get the material back onto the roller plus slide the material plus arms etc back onto the van, which is definitely a three person job, the next thing is to tension the roller. Each end of the awning has a tensioning spring which enables the awning to be rolled out and then roll back up into the locked position. This is where we had the major issues.
As we had had some of the material removed, the number of turns that the awning roller requires to roll up needed to be adjusted, plus you have to ensure that each end is tensioned EXACTLY the same number of turns….well, lets just say that we managed to get the awning back onto the van with one end rolled up very tightly and the other end, shall we say, loose.
It was decided at this stage that we may require an experts advise and assistance so a quick trip to the local motorhome store only to be told that they could not fit us in for another week or more. Oh well, it was now secure to the side of the van and we agreed to leave it until another day.
After everyone had left on Sunday afternoon, Bernice & Natalie headed off into town to partake in a little retail therapy. Whilst they were away, the blokes decided it would be a good time to have a go at fixing the awning without the helpful advice of the female member of the touring party! The girls arrived back before the job was finished, which enabled them to get a couple of pictures of the work at hand.
How many men does it take to turn a crescent? John, Mike, Stuart and Roy.
Note that the youngest bloke was sent up the ladder!!!
After a couple of attempts, they eventually got it wound the correct number of times to efficiently roll out and wind back up. Phew!
We left John's on Tuesday and headed on up the road to Otamarakau.
Here we are parked 20 metres away from the beach, and about the same from the railway line, plenty of noise when the train comes rumbling through. We have been here before, in fact it was just over two years ago when we had just purchased the van.
A new addition at the parking spot is this sign which has two unusual features. The first is that it not only provides distances to local and remote locations but it also shows the direction and angle for setting satellite dishes for TV reception. The second unusual feature is the Christchurch indicator which reflects the nature of events there by being rippled. Someone's good sense of humour.
And a rare event captured, Roy trying out his bicycle to prove that they are just not ornaments on the back of the RAV.
Early morning wandering shows the usual bird life with Shags and Dotterel.
And two unusual items. One is two spirula shells. These are commonly found on beaches in both islands.
The unusual aspect of these two is that they have been colonised by barnacles, in fact they look like the young of the goose barnacle.
The second unusual find is the 20cm long example of an unusual 'organic' item. It is light in weight for it's size and when broken the interior has a quite strong ammonia smell. I would be interested if anyone can tell me what this is. There were several smaller pieces around in the same area.
I have asked here and been told by someone that it may be a residue of something from the wreck of the Rena as plastic beads, clothing, timber and other wreckage has been cast up on the beach here. But this item appears to be organic in nature.
Today is our grandson Andre's 3rd birthday, Happy Birthday Andre, and hope you have a wonderful day. Today is also of course ANZAC Day. Unfortunately we are some distance from a dawn service but we still paused to consider those that have gone before and those whose lives were and are affected by war.
Friday was spent around John's place on the outskirts of Whakatane, dealing with the day to day routine things such as laundry, filling with water, cooking, cleaning, oh and lots of talking. A trip into town to see the sights and do a bit of shopping before heading back to the house and van.
Here we are all parked up.
We also made a trip to a Motorhome store where we bought a large groundsheet to go under the awning, hopefully this will mean that there will be less dirt traipsed into the van as well as making it a bit more comfortable for sitting outside. And it will also make up for one of the mats that Chum, the dog, ate for breakfast yesterday!
Some negotiations have been taking place, amidst much mirth, and Roy is now the proud owner of a bike….thanks Jenny! We have the red bike for her, and the blue bike for him. We have no excuses any more, it's on your bike for us.
Saturday and we are back into housesitting mode as John, Julie and Jenny are off to a wedding in Rotorua. A quiet day for us, just a bit more of the usual daily routine. Although I do admit to raiding the proliferation of citrus trees here, and I am enjoying drinking the juice from grapefruit, blood oranges, lemons and mandarins…oh and limes! I may even become inspired to make some marmalade or some citrus syrups/cordials over the next few days. Then I will have to get on my bike for a bit longer.


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Iain Dale: These bloodsucker lawyers are scum
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Iain Dale is Presenter of LBC Drive, Managing Director of Biteback Publications, a columnist and broadcaster and a former Conservative Parliamentary candidate.
There is a growth industry in this country – and it is for very expensive lawyers to send out letters threatening to take people to court for libel.
Nick Cohen writes about this in this week's Spectator. He's been threatened by Carter Ruck for writing a thoroughly researched and reasoned criticism of Len McCluskey, the Unite leader. Carter Ruck will have known that Cohen hadn't got a case to answer, but yet will none the less have charged their client a huge wodge of wonga for the pleasure.
Just so you know, they charge £550 an hour. I run a publishing company and I, too, have been on the receiving end of these letters from Carter Ruck, Schillings, Bindmans, and various others. What they do is chance their arm that you will be intimidated. They are the legal equivalent of a cold call to an old lady from a double glazing salesman – except far more intimidating.
I have a simple policy with these letters: write a three line 'f**k off' reply. I've been threatened by Fayed's lawyers, lawyers for an IRA terrorist (quite how his reputation could have been threatened is a good question) and many others.
On not a single occasion has it gone to court. The secret is to be very robust indeed. I cannot, however, deny that these letters cause concern. They do. You have an empty feeling in the bottom of your stomach when you read them, but that's what they play on. We need proper libel reform so that these lawyers are deprived of this blood money income. They are beneath scum.
I must say that Harriet Harman displayed a fine pair at the State opening of Parliament. I've always been partial to shoulder pads, and hers were something to behold. It was as if Krystle Carrington or Alexis Carrington-Colby-Dexter had been reincarnated.
I was captivated – momentarily imagining a swimming pool fight between her and Theresa May. I interviewed Harriet later and, after the usual political sparring, I mentioned the shoulderpads. She laughed coquettishly, then said: "Well, it's back to the Eighties. The Queen's speech was back to Eighties, so I thought I'd dress like it." And why not.
A lot is being made of the fact that the 'Yes' campaign will be the one that proposes staying in the EU, now that the question has been decided. Apparently it gives the campaign an inbuilt advantage. Really? It didn't quite work out like that in the Scottish referendum, did it? People supposedly like to vote for something positive. Really? I think people have brains – and vote for what they believe in.
I'm sure you all imagine I will mention the Irish referendum on gay marriage. There. You were right.
Ivan Massow could hardly be more of a joke if he tried. His "performance" on LBC with my colleague Shelagh Fogarty should have disqualified him from the race on its own.
He was asked a very simply question: "Why, when you say everyone should pay the living wage, have you advertised for a campaign assistant who will be paid the minimum wage?" He then fell to pieces. Earlier that morning Massow had sent me an email asking to meet, so that he could explain to me "one to one" what motivates him and his policy platform. Why would I waste my time? He's a flake candidate with about as much chance of winning the Mayoralty as Screaming Lord Sutch would have.
A senior Tory asked me the other day why I didn't put my name forward on the basis, that with my radio show I must be very well known in London. I explained that a) I'd be useless at it and b) I had no interest in elected politics any longer. I then thought for a minute, and told him that the only way I could be persuaded was if Massow was the only other option. And I was only half serious.
The Tory London mayoral race isn't exactly full of pizzazz and star quality at the moment, with the only two declared candidates, apart from Massow, being Stephen Greenhalgh and Andrew Boff. Some people regard the 2016 as a shoo-in for Labour. I do not. Yes, Labour gained a few seats at the election – but not enough to be wholly confident of winning the mayoral race. My Labour friends tell me they have a "Nightmayor" scenario, which is that the Tories pick Zac Goldsmith. "We might as well shut up shop if that happens, and our candidate is Sadiq Khan," they said.
Labour's candidate could indeed be Khan, or it could be Tessa Jowell – the current frontrunners. But would Zac be interested? I have no idea, but he'd be a very strong candidate and would have huge cross-party appeal. To win the London mayoralty you have to have this, which is why Labour would probably be wise to choose Tessa Jowell. It's also why, whatever their qualities, neither Greenhalgh or Boff are viable Conservative candidates. Both are too unknown, and neither has star quality.
A couple of weeks ago, I had Tulip Siddiq and Stephen Kinnock, two newly-elected Labour MPs, on my LBC show: both were highly impressive. In the middle of the show, I interviewed Mary Creagh, then a newly declared Labour leadership candidate.
Tell you what – it must have been a brilliant interview as both Kinnock and Siddiq have ended up endorsing Creagh's campaign. They are two of only five Labour MPs who have done so. Perhaps Mary should come on every day…
Derek Hatton has rejoined the Labour Party. Yay. Except that they intend to disbar him, explaining that they can't possibly allow someone to join who has in the past stood against a Labour candidate. Like Ken Livingstone did, you mean, who is now on their National Executive? Utter hypocrisy.
So the Liberal Democrats are threatening to ditch the Salisbury Convention and block all Government legislation that they don't like, even if it has been included in the Conservative Manifesto. The Prime Minister should make clear it that this only needs to happen once ,and he will immediately create 200 new Tory peers. The LibDems claim that on 37 per cent of the vote he has no mandate. I'd argue that on eight per cent of the vote the LibDems have no mandate to ditch a major constitutional convention.
Pink News carried a story yesterday beneath the headline "Vile 'homophobe' Tory Councillor goes on anti-gay rant at the Kremlin". Who on earth could they be referring to? Imagine my shock and surprise when it turns out to be our Bow Group friend, Ben Harris-Quinney (for it is he). Yet despite not being a member of the Conservative Party, he was elected as a Conservative councillor on 7 May. I feel a complaint to the Party's ethics committee coming on…
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A selection of written works as contributions to books in the urbanism, design, media and academic sectors.
Fataar, R (2014). Cape Town: A Cosmopolitan Metropolis at the Bottom of the African Continent in World's Best Cities. Washington D.C : National Geographic. 170-75.
Fataar, R (2015). Cape Town: What Happens Next in Brodie, N (ed.) The Cape Town Book: A Guide to the City's History, People and Places. Cape Town: Struik Travel & Heritage. 302-03.
Fataar, R. (2015). City on the Move in Asmal, Z. (ed.) Movement Cape Town. The City: Cape Town. 64-75.
Fataar, R (2015). The ambition of a democratic city in Michelle Provoost, International New Town Institute (ed.) Cape Town : densification as a cure for a segregated city. Rotterdam : nai010. 42-51.
Horbach, B and Fataar, R. (eds.) (2015). Department of Design. The Consulate General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands : Cape Town, South Africa.
Contrib. Fataar, R (2016). Global Street Design Guide. National Association of City Transportation Officials , Global Designing Cities Initiative. Washington: Island Press.
Fataar, R (2016). Densification and the Ambition for a Democratic City presented at No Cost Housing Conference, ETH Zurich.


This newly renovated historic home on Swain street is filled with character featuring reclaimed barn doors over 100 years old, as well as expertly laid herringbone floor patterns that highlight the upstairs hallways and kitchen area. The house's traditional layout now features a modern, open-concept first floor where an exposed brick entryway leads to a bright, spacious living room complete with convenient first-floor powder room. The roomy, contemporary kitchen boasts Shaker cabinets, all new stainless appliances and L-Shaped quartz countertop that's great for entertaining. Off the kitchen, doors open to a fresh backyard space. The second floor features hardwood floors and two bedrooms divided by a spacious hall bath. The third floor features two more bedrooms, including a spa-like en suite~bathroom in the master. The back bedroom (currently staged as an office) has a private balcony. Atop it all is the property's enormous roof deck with spectacular Center City views. Also new: HVAC, Pex plumbing, electric. The property qualifies for the city's 10-year tax abatement.


Trishla and Rajeev Surana, co-founders at Colour Me Mad, tell us about their naturally made footwear products and how cork improves body posture, and reduces knee and ankle pain.
With fashion making greater use of natural material to ensure your comfort and well-being, Colour Me Mad has come up with footwear that marries design with health. An affordable footwear brand, it believes in providing you with correct footwear made from natural products. It creates quirky prints and designs and infuses a lot of pop colours as well. The range of footwear varies from flip flops to flats, wedges and also includes printed straps and bottoms.
The footwear is made with cork — one of the best materials used for footwear. Cork is a natural material, extracted from the tree and has healing properties for the feet, like it improves body posture, reduces knee and ankle pain, and takes shape of one's feet.
Co-founder and designer at Colour Me Mad, Trishla Surana, says, "I always had a keen interest in design and colours, which gave rise to Colour Me Mad, where I can customise footwear as per my design and also play with colours. The natural properties of the material cork in footwear makes it lightweight, soft but durable, expandable, flexible, and anti-static. Due to these properties, it's widely used in orthopaedic footwear. Cork footwear is very popular in Europe but it's a relatively new concept in India." The brand is co-founded by Rajeev Surana.
When asked how the brand keeps up with the latest trends and styles in footwear, the duo point out that they have a complete range of footwear for women including flats and heels, and they recently launched their first unisex range of flip flops called Flipee. "We regularly travel globally to places like Dubai and Milan which gives us the exposure to the latest trends internationally and, most importantly, we listen to our customers and take feedback seriously," says Rajeev.
And what's coming up next? "We will be launching footcare products in the future to compliment footwear," says Trishla.
Colour Me Mad is available at www.colourmemad.com and focusing on other digital platforms as well.


Alesso's rework of OneRepublic's "If I Lose Myself" remains a current hit in the dance music world. This big room production showcases his incredible production skills and unmistakeable sound. Alesso continues his habit of creating tracks meant for putting hands in the air at the biggest EDM events with this mix of One Republic. This remix is designed to create moments of dance music euphoria at Alesso's live performances. Now, we are presented with the track's music video, which displays both Alesso and OneRepublic in action at their live shows. Check out the video above.


Fire Engineering Solutions - Be prepared for Fires!
The Department for Communities and Local Government reported that the fire services attended over 192,000 fires in the UK between April 2012 and March 2013. While this is data shows a decline in the number of fires from the previous year, this is still over 500 reported fires each day in the UK. With such figures and the potentially devastating aftermath of a fire, it is important to have provisions in place to help detect, prevent the spread of and reduce the risk of fires – especially in areas where there are a vast amount of people; specifically the workplace.
It is not just the flames of a fire that can cause damage; the heat produced by these flames and the smoke are both contributing factors to the mass of havoc left by a fire. Smoke is the biggest factor in human casualties with so many people being seriously injured – or worse – because of smoke inhalation compared to actually being burnt by a fire.
The best preventative action against the possible risk of a fire is to be prepared! Knowing and mapping possible fire exits, having systems in place to help the flow of air within a burning building as well as systems to help put out a fire can save lives and avoid excessive damage. These fire engineering solutions although simple really can make all the difference.
The likes of fire detection alarms should be fitted in all areas that people use to give them the earliest possible opportunity to get to safety. Team this with smoke ventilation systems to help reduce the imposing smoke of a fire and the likelihood of people being able to get away safely can only be improved. These fire engineering systems may not prevent a fire from starting but will most definitely reduce the number of causalities in the case of a fire. Sprinkler systems can also help to reduce the destruction caused by a fire, potentially containing the fire until fire safety units arrive. These integrated systems are triggered by smoke, catching the fire in its easiest stages.
Fully integrated fire engineering solutions are a worthwhile investment when considering the potential reduction of damages caused by an unpredictable fire - not least the fire systems ability to save lives. Many companies, including Fire Design Solutions, offer comprehensive fire safety packages to help protect against a fire and reduce its impact. For further information on such system, please visit the company's website http://www.firedesignsolutions.com .


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U.S. Navy Advances Interoperability with Search and Rescue System of the Republic of Cyprus
This training evolution is the latest in a strong year of bilateral operations and exercises between the U.S. and RoC.
A Republic of Cyprus Air Force 460 helicopter, right, flies alongside a U.S. Navy MH-60S helicopter attached to the "Ghostriders" of Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron (HSC) 28 during a bilateral search and rescue training event in the Republic of Cyprus, Dec. 15, 2022. (U.S. Navy photo)
U.S. Sixth Fleet's Commander, Task Force (CTF) 67 held a week-long training event with the Search and Rescue System of the Republic of Cyprus (RoC) in the island to promote mutual understanding and enhance interoperability and collective capacity, Dec. 10-18, 2022.
The training event between CTF 67's Commander, Task Group (CTG) 67.6, the Joint Rescue Coordination Center Larnaca (JRCC), the Cyprus 460th Search and Rescue (SAR) Squadron, the Cyprus Navy and the Port and Marine Police centered on SAR training. Helicopters from each team set out, under coordination from the JRCC, to find and recover rescue dummies lost at sea or stranded on the side of a cliff and complete a hoist to the back of a small moving vessel of Cyprus Navy and Port and Marine Police. Both teams located, recovered, and treated their dummies, and all events were highly successful. Bilateral training like this underscores the strong relationship between the U.S. Navy and the SAR System of RoC.
"The events this week gave our crews an outstanding opportunity to work with and learn from a critical partner in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea," said Lt. Cmdr. Tim McNerney, officer-in-charge (OIC) of the Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron (HSC) 28 'Ghostriders' of CTG 67.6. "Our Cypriot counterparts are true professionals with a wealth of knowledge and expertise in Search and Rescue. We sincerely appreciate their profound hospitality and professionalism. This was an unforgettable week for my team as we flew in formation with a partner from another country, searched for and found two dummies in the middle of the ocean at night, and hoisted another from the side of a cliff. The many friendships we made and experiences we shared here will endure forever."
Lt. Cmdr. George Economou, Operations Officer of JRCC Larnaca 2, echoed McNerney's comments about the value of bilateral training among the two nations.
"This was a great opportunity for the entities of the SAR System of Republic of Cyprus to execute SAR exercise and training drills with counterparts in the U.S. Navy," Economou said. "We are glad for the opportunity given to the personnel of SAR System of RoC to participate in an International SAR exercises with the helicopter of U.S. Navy, enriching their experiences in SAR matters."
This training evolution is the latest in a strong year of bilateral operations and exercises between the U.S. and RoC. Multiple ships and submarines have conducted port visits and operations in and around Cyprus this year as the partners continue to work together to promote security and stability in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea.
Commander, Task Force 67 is composed of land-based maritime patrol, rotary wing, and electronic attack aircraft that operate throughout the U.S. Naval Forces Europe-Africa (NAVEUR-NAVAF) area of operations. The task force provides responsive, interoperable, and expeditionary combat ready maritime patrol aircraft and supporting forces to NAVEUR-NAVAF, U.S. Sixth Fleet, NATO and Unified Commanders to conduct effective anti-submarine warfare, provide factual, credible, actionable intelligence, targeting information, and promote cooperative maritime security in order to enhance regional stability to fight and win our Nation's wars.
For over 80 years, U.S. Naval Forces Europe-U.S. Naval Forces Africa (NAVEUR-NAVAF) has forged strategic relationships with our Allies and Partners, leveraging a foundation of shared values to preserve security and stability.
Headquartered in Naples, Italy, NAVEUR-NAVAF operates U.S. naval forces in the U.S. European Command (USEUCOM) and U.S. Africa Command (USAFRICOM) areas of responsibility. U.S. Sixth Fleet is permanently assigned to NAVEUR-NAVAF, and employs maritime forces through the full spectrum of joint and naval operations.
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