With the third edition of the One Team BIM Conference at the "Roma Tre" University of Rome, the debate on the centrality of Building Information Modeling continues, as an instrument of progress and innovation for contemporary construction. In a general context of profound changes, linked to the theme of digitization, the event aims to provide an overview of the state of the art of BIM methodology in Italy, focusing on regulatory aspects, national surveys and practical application cases.
React was invited to attend the conference and offered its contribution by introducing the theme of BIM for maritime works. The intervention allowed the Technical Director, Eng. Mariella Cosimi and the co-founder BIM Manager, Arch. Matteo Simione, to provide a detailed picture on the use of BIM for port infrastructures and to understand the reasons why, the adoption of this methodology, could have been a positive advantage for the design of a highly complex work.
The definitive project of the Marina di Gaeta tourist port, following the procedure defined by the D.P.R. 509/1997 and slowed down by the achievement of regional authorizations, reaches a turning point when in 2017, following the Conference of Decisor Services, the BIM methodology is adopted to respond to specific requirements.
After the resolution of the urban planning problems (mainly due to the overlapping of two different plans – the PRG and the PRP of the commercial port) and geotechnical (born following the criticalities found on the backdrop and the consequent difficulties for the consolidation of the work) occurred before of the Decisory Conference, the use of BIM was fundamental for the verification of the choices made and for the definition of times and above all certain costs for the drafting of the final project. Furthermore, to ensure that all parts of the project were carried out regularly and without errors, respecting the estimated time and costs, a precise workflow was defined for the correct planning of BIM activities.
It was then decreed before proceeding with the drafting of the definitive project a BIM Mission, with the aim of setting specific objectives for the extrapolation of the drawings and supporting attachments to the descriptive documents, the definition of certain costs and the realization of a BIM model for the management and maintenance of the work.
Therefore, the uses of BIM were defined for the achievement of the set objectives, organizing and planning the modeling of maritime works, civil works and related MEP systems (mechanical and electrical).
It is important to underline that when using BIM for a job order, the organization, and therefore the setting, of the information modeling is of fundamental importance. In fact, there is rarely a single BIM model to refer to. Most of the time a myriad of models are made, mostly referred to the different disciplines, which will be merged into a single model, defined as "federated" by the UNI 11337 standard. This, simultaneously containing all the models, will allow coordination between them and to produce the necessary documentation to achieve the objectives set out by the client.
The coordination of the entire project was one of the main uses of BIM modeling. In particular, the main problems encountered in the transition from CAD to BIM were identified and resolved promptly with the necessary technical measures; the subsequent use was taken care of the verification of the information contents, through the validation of internal control cycles, in order to highlight any inconsistencies, verify the correspondence of the model with the final design and obtain georeferenced models among them.
Geometric checks were then performed, analyzing interferences or physical overlaps, through cycles of clash analysis. These allowed us to guarantee compliance with pre-established quality standards and to have a coordinated and validated model available.
The ultimate goal was to draw up a metric estimate computation directly from the models. Thanks to the DIGICORP software, MOSAICO and REMO, used in combination with Revit, it was possible to associate to each object of the digital information model a type parameter or a code, allowing to assign specific items from the regional price lists. In this way the item of calculation and the object are linked to each other, remaining connected and updated over time.
Through this workflow the calculation can be defined as verifier-proof, according to the Legislative Decree 50/2016, as all the information comes from a single informative database, with consequent coherence of the data among the products produced: models, sheets and calculations .
If you want to find out more and browse the model, click here!


Frank Henry Kaash Katasse, Randy Reinholz, and Art Rotch visit with Morning Line's Danny Preston about William, Inc., a new play out starting March 1st. The main character, William, forms an ANCSA corporation in his head to help him deal with life. The prototypical board members steer him in different directions as he tries to find balance.
KNBA News - Alaska first state to recognize "Indigenous Peoples Day"
Alaska is now the first state to recognize the second Monday in October as Indigenous Peoples Day instead of Columbus Day. Governor Bill Walker signed the proclamation Monday morning, on the heels of a similar announcement by Anchorage Mayor Ethan Berkowitz. First Alaskans Institute President Liz Medicine Crow made the announcement at the Elders and Youth Conference.


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Flash Movie Review: Midway
OUT OF THE CLASSROOM WINDOW I SAW two boys fighting. I was working on homework in study hall, but I kept looking up at the two fighters. They appeared to be from an upper grade because I never saw either of them in any of my classes. As was typical, at least at the schools I attended, there were several other students hovering near the two boys to watch them fight. As far as I could tell it seemed like the two were evenly matched. They were exchanging punches and kicks equally. At some point as I was watching them one of the boys tripped on something and fell backwards. As he hit the ground the other boy pounced on top of him and showered him with body and face blows. The poor boy did not have a chance to regain himself and fend off his assailant. It wasn't until the fallen boy's face started bleeding that the other boy got up off him and started to walk away, but only after giving the defeated boy one last kick in the stomach. The boy on the ground curled up into a fetal position and laid there as an instructor was running up to him. I TRIED GOING BACK TO MY STUDIES, but the images of the two boys fighting would not fade from my memory. As they replayed in my mind, I remembered the one boy tripping and it occurred to me if he had not fallen the outcome might have turned out differently. It might have been a pebble, stick or some litter that caused him to trip. I thought of all the lucky breaks he could have gotten, he wound up getting one case of bad luck that sealed his fate. Up until that point, I never thought about how luck plays a part in a fight. Maybe because of the video games I used to play, where everything was in a more controlled environment, it made me think skill was the only important factor in a battle. I started looking at the fights I had been in and wondered how big of a factor did luck play in my losses. Since I was mostly on the receiving end, I cannot remember all the details. However, I remember one fight where 3 boys were chasing and throwing stones at me. They had been chasing me for three blocks when suddenly we were all getting drenched in a downpour. For some reason they broke off their pursuit and I made my way home through back alleys. I can see that was a lucky break for me just as I can now see how luck played in the historical battle in this dramatic action film. AFTER THE SURPRISE ATTACK ON PEARL HARBOR, the United States Navy was left exposed to an ultimate defeat. So many things needed to be in place if the US government wanted any chance of pushing back Japan's Imperial Navy. With Ed Skrein (If Beale Street Could Talk, Alita: Battle Angel) as Dick Best, Patrick Wilson (The Conjuring franchise, The Phantom of the Opera) as Edwin Layton, Woody Harrelson (Shock and Awe, Natural Born Killers) as Chester W. Nimitz, Luke Evans (Beauty and the Beast, Dracula Untold) as Wade McClusky and Mandy Moore (A Walk to Remember, This is Us-TV) as Ann Best; this movie had a lot to live up to because of the well-known true events this story was based on. I thought the CGI effects were excellent, providing an extra thrill to the aerial fight scenes. The story itself is incredible; but sadly, the script was a big letdown for me. I found the dialog cheesy, filled with rah-rah moments by characters trying to build up morale. The acting did not register with me as anything great, but that might have more to do with the script lacking any depth or emotion for the actors to play on. What bad luck for this picture to get a deficient script for such a world changing battle.
Tags: 2 stars, action, based on true events, drama, ed skrein, history, japan, luke evans, mandy moore, military, nick jonas, patrick wilson, pearl harbor, woody harrelson, world war ii
Flash Movie Review: Zombieland: Double Tap
WE WERE STRANGERS SITTING TOGETHER IN a car on our way to a convention but would be connected for the rest of our lives, by the end of the trip. It was early in the morning before rush hour traffic as we headed to the location. After exiting the highway, we were on a street that was lined with industrial buildings. Up ahead there was a car parked at an odd angle alongside the curb; its tail end was stuck out into our lane. Coming up alongside of it, we both noticed the driver was slumped over the steering wheel. My companion yelled for me to pull over and she jumped out the door before I came to a complete stop. I soon joined her as she was tapping the driver's shoulder, asking if he was okay. The driver roused from what appeared to be a long sleep because he was groggy, and his voice sounded gravelly. However, his speech was slurred. I immediately called 911 as my companion tried to see if the driver could move any of his limbs. By the way, my companion was a health professional. An ambulance soon showed up. After explaining how we found the driver, the two of us got back into our car and continued to the convention. However, something changed in us as we talked about what just happened. From that moment forward a connection formed between us where we would seek out the other at these business conventions. SHARING AN EXPERIENCE CUTS THROUGH MUCH of the introduction process in my opinion. Though less dramatic, I enrolled in a workshop where I found myself not knowing any of the participants. When the facilitator asked everyone in the room to pair up, I turned to the person next to me and asked if she wanted to work together. She agreed and we walked over to an open space of the room where we would get further instructions. There was to be an abundance of physical activity through the workshop, where we would have to assist our partners with hands on instruction. Some of the exercises were intense where I did not know if I could complete them; however, my partner constantly encouraged and helped me to finish. Spending the entire day together, helping each other with challenging tasks; by the end of the session we felt a comfort with each other that led to a friendship and a sense of being family. We wound up working together at the same facility and everyone there thought we were brother and sister because we were so similar. I referred to her as my work sister. It goes to show you one does not need bloodlines to form a family. SURVIVING THESE PAST YEARS THROUGH THE zombie invasion turned the ragtag group of individuals into a small family unit. But as a family, would they be strong enough together to combat the evolved zombies who were stronger and smarter? With Woody Harrelson (Shock and Awe, Solo: A Star Wars Story) as Tallahassee, Jesse Eisenberg (The Hummingbird Project, The Art of Self-Defense) as Columbus, Emma Stone (La La Land, The Favourite) as Wichita, Abigail Breslin (Nim's Island, August: Osage County) as Little Rock and Zoey Deutch (Before I Fall, Set It Up) as Madison; this action, horror comedy sequel had some fun parts in it. I enjoyed the cast immensely, smiling at their snarky sarcastic remarks. The spirit of the first film was present in this one, only it did not feel fresh and new. However, it seemed as if the cast was having fun; so, I was able to travel with them during this mindless ride…so to speak. There was nothing earth shattering here; if you enjoyed the first film then you would probably like this one. For new viewers into comedy horror, good chance you will become a fan of this family unit. There were a couple of extra scenes during and at the end of the credits.
Posted in Fantasy/Sci-Fi
Tags: 2 3/4 stars, abigail breslin, action, comedy, emma stone, horror, jesse eisenberg, white house, woody harrelson, zoey deutch, zombies
Flash Movie Review: Shock and Awe
IT IS SO INFURIATING TO ALWAYS be asked for advice that always gets dismissed. I just need to stop giving it when I am being asked, because it drives me crazy. A friend of mine will constantly ask me what I think or would do regarding an issue she is experiencing. Since she asked I am willing to help; not that I am some kind of oracle of truth who has the best advice. However, in those circumstances where I do have knowledge about the subject I will advise her. Time after time she will pick my brain to get as much information as possible before she goes and does the exact opposite of my suggestion. This is not bragging but a majority of the time my advice has been right on target. I know she hears me but from all those times she chose not to take my suggestions she wound up either losing money, wasting time or delaying her healing process. It really is maddening to see this stuff happen to her when it could have all been avoided. If she does not believe what I am saying, then what is the point of continually asking me? THE IRONIC THING ABOUT THIS is we had a mutual friend who could never tell the truth. With anything he said the listener had to discount most of it. As an example, within a span of 3-4 months I heard him say he was a personal trainer, an accountant, a financial advisor, a banker and a chef. I know there were more but I no longer can remember, nor care about it. As I am writing this I just realized on the one hand I have a friend that doesn't believe what I am saying and on the other there is another friend who never tells the truth. If memory serves me correctly, the friend who did not trust my advice used to accept the other friend's stories a/k/a lies. What the heck was she thinking?!?! Truth is based on facts and reality; so, she must have been using a different reality if she was willing to believe the story telling friend. I guess this is an example of a person believing something is true, but not knowing if it indeed is true. Sadly, this is only one of many instances where I have seen someone willing to believe something without investigating the facts. I have an idea what the journalists must have been feeling in this dramatic biography based on true events. HEARING A RUMOR ABOUT THE government wanting to invade a country journalists Jonathan Landay and Warren Strobel, played by Woody Harrelson (Wilson, Solo: A Star Wars Story) and James Marsden (Hairspray, Enchanted), set out to find the facts to such a story. Every turn they made was met with disbelief. Set before the 2003 invasion of Iraq, this movie also starred Rob Reiner (The Wolf of Wall Street, All in the Family-TV) as John Walcott, Tommy Lee Jones (The Homesman, The Fugitive) as Joe Galloway and Jessica Biel (Total Recall, The Illusionist) as Lisa Mayr. I so wished I had some knowledge about this story and the journalists from Knight Ridder newspapers; the story was made to play like a political thriller. Horribly, this movie lacked everything needed to tell a good story. I cannot put my finger on it but the script was dull; there was no excitement or thrills when there should have been. The acting was okay but if you look at the film Spotlight, this movie was a light version of this type of investigative story. Such a shame and waste of resources to produce this mess of a movie. Trust me you do not want to spend money on this picture. I would rather have seen a documentary about these 2 journalists and what they accomplished.
1 ½ stars
Tags: 1 1/2 stars, biography, drama, history, invasion, iraq, james marsden, jessica biel, journalist, rob reiner, tommy lee jones, true events, woody harrelson
Flash Movie Review: Solo: A Star Wars Story
IT WAS AT LEAST FOR 8 weeks I kept hearing about this recipe I was told I had to use for an upcoming dinner party. This all started in a conversation I was having with a friend. I mentioned I was having a couple of people over for dinner and she told me I needed to try a recipe she had made many times. All I told her was I would let her know once I figured out the details for the dinner. By the time I got home later that day she had already emailed me the recipe, repeating all the compliments she had told me she had gotten from making this chicken dish. I printed out the recipe and placed it with the other ones I was considering. Would you believe the next day I received a follow up email from her, asking what I thought about her recipe? I could only imagine what she felt when I replied I hadn't looked it over yet; it was weeks away still before I had to make a decision on what I wanted to serve. You would have thought that would have been enough for her to let go of this for a while, but it did not. UP UNTIL THE DAY I NAILED down the things I wanted to make for the dinner party, I kept hearing about all the wonderful compliments my friend had gotten on this easy dish. When I finally looked over the list of ingredients, I had to admit the chicken dish sounded good. How could it be bad with items like honey and barbeque sauce in the recipe? When I told my friend, I was going to make her dish, you should have heard the glee in her voice; you would have thought I had just signed a multi-million deal with her. It was pretty funny. From all the things she had said and my own expectations, the day of the dinner party I was excited to cook and serve her chicken dish. As she stated it was not hard to make and the assortment of spices mixed together formed a wonderful aroma throughout the house. As the guests began to arrive they too noticed the wonderful smells coming out of the kitchen. When we were all seated and everyone was served I tasted the chicken dish. I was disappointed with it. There was something about the texture that was unappealing to me, as if all the ingredients did not thoroughly combine. My disappointment in this dish was similar to my disappointment in this action, adventure fantasy story. DELVING INTO THE CRIMINAL WORLD IS where a young Han Solo, played by Alden Ehrenreich (Beautiful Creatures, Rules Don't Apply), discovered his true talents, besides making new friends. This offshoot adventure story to the Star Wars franchise also starred Woody Harrelson (Shock and Awe, War for the Planet of the Apes) as Beckett, Emilia Clarke (Terminator Genisys, Game of Thrones-TV) as Qi'ra and Donald Glover (The Martian, Spider-Man: Homecoming) as Lando Cairissian. Everything was in place here to create a thrilling, exciting story. However, none of it reached the epic proportions it needed to carry off this story. There was little chemistry between Alden and Emilia, which I believe failed due to Alden. Because most people are familiar with the older Han, one needed to have an actor who could display the emerging traits Harrison Ford brought into the character. Also with bringing in Ron Howard (A Beautiful Mind, In the Heart of the Sea) after dismissing the first director, I felt he was not the best choice to give this movie the spunk it needed to engage all viewers. Yes, I am a big fan of Star Wars; but I thought this picture was a misfire. My memories of the previous films allowed me to enjoy this movie; but I just did not go wild over it.
Tags: 2 3/4 stars, action adventure, alden ehrenreich, donald glover, emilia clarke, fantasy, paul bettany, ron howard, star wars, woody harrelson
Flash Movie Review: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
I DO NOT UNDERSTAND why I should pay to have a cable repair person come out to replace the defective cable box the cable company shipped me. Customer service told me they could send me a new box and I could install it, saving the cost of a service call. If I had dropped, kicked or broken the box I would better understand the fee structure; however, they installed the box and after several weeks the box started to freeze up periodically. I would have to unplug it and count to ten before plugging it back in so it would reset itself. It is so annoying especially when it freezes up and does not record the programs I scheduled. It is annoyances like this that can drive me crazy. Even when I had my recent medical episode all I wanted medical staff to do was their job and follow through on their promises. IMAGINE TALKING TO THE nurse about your test results and she says she will call the test facility for more information per my request. She tells me she will call me the next day. After not hearing from her most of the next day I contact her late in the afternoon only for her to hear my voice and say she had my file right on her desk and she forgot to call the facility. I sit there and listen to her rattle off all the things she had to do during the day, less the one thing she promised to do for me. Are you kidding me? I do not know about you but if I do not do my job or at least follow through with what I tell someone it reflects on my performance review. How is it that I and my fellow employees are held accountable for our job duties but I see more and more workers' lack of care or concern for their job responsibilities not being addressed by their employers? It can be so frustrating which is why I could totally sympathize with the grieving mother in this dark dramatic comedy. MONTHS HAVE GONE BY without any inkling of the police finding Mildred's, played by Frances McDormand (Promised Land, Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day), daughter's killer. Fed up Mildred decides to let everyone know what she thinks about the investigation. This film festival winning crime movie also starred Woody Harrelson (War for the Planet of the Apes, LBJ) as Chief of Police William Willoughby, Sam Rockwell (Seven Psychopaths, Confessions of a Dangerous Mind) as Officer Dixon, Lucas Hedges (Lady Bird, Manchester by the Sea) as Robbie and Abbie Cornish (Geostorm, Sucker Punch) as Anne. Hands down Frances deserves a nomination this Oscar season for her unbelievable acting in this role. I know it is a cliché but she was a force of nature; I could not take my eyes off of her. She must have relished the twisted script with all the opportunities to embellish her character. I enjoyed the rest of the cast almost as much but felt Abbie's role was minor. The one complaint I had about the script was the story arc for Officer Dixon; his development from the 1st to 2nd half of the film did not ring true to me. Honestly I felt the last part of the script quickly tidied up the events and the viewers were left somewhat hanging. Despite these few issues I still was swept up into Mildred's plight and to tell you the truth, secretly wished I could act out like her whenever I encounter someone not doing their job.
Tags: 3 1/2 stars, abbie cornish, comedy, crime, drama, film festival winner, frances mcdormand, lucas hedges, murder, sam rockwell, woody harrelson
Flash Movie Review: LBJ
THE TWO COUSINS WERE spending the afternoon together. The basement of the house was their domain. Medium dark, wood paneled walls with thick industrial carpeting on the floor would hopefully contain the noise the two boys would make; at least that is what the other relatives were hoping. One cousin turned on his music player while the other one was looking over the stack of games that had been shoved into a bookcase. Agreeing on one board game, they spread the game pieces onto the floor. After fighting over the same game piece to represent each one's team and getting the rest of the pieces in place on the game board, the visiting cousin asked if there was anything to eat. They walked upstairs into the kitchen; one boy went to the refrigerator, the other to the pantry. Out of all the different foods in the pantry the young boy chose a loaf of white bread. THROUGHOUT THE GAME WHILE one boy had long finished his food, the other cousin continued to work on the loaf of bread. He would take a slice of bread, fold it in half and eat only the inside white bread part first; this way, he would just have the square outline left made entirely of crust to savor last. As the game continued the loaf of bread kept decreasing in length. Slice after slice would eventually disappear into his mouth with him giving little thought to it, except for the comfort he felt while eating it. By the end of the game the entire loaf was gone. The other cousin laughed when he saw the empty bread bag. He kept saying, "An entire loaf of bread, you ate an entire loaf of bread." The other boy sheepishly asked his cousin not to tell his mother about it. The boy agreed and told his cousin they would have to hide the bag. Back into the kitchen they went to look for something to hide the bread packaging. Inside the garbage can was a greasy paper bag from a fast food restaurant; it was the perfect place to shove the bag in. Ever since that day the one cousin would always bring up that loaf of bread when the two got together; as the two aged it seemed that was going to be the only thing the other cousin would remember about him. The same could easily be said for the president and his war in this biographical drama. WITH THE NATION IN shock from the assassination of John F. Kennedy, played by Jeffrey Donovan (Hitch, Burn Notice-TV); Vice President Lyndon Baines Johnson, played by Woody Harrelson (Lost in London, War for the Planet of the Apes), found himself thrown into a divided White House. With Jennifer Jason Leigh (The Hateful Eight, The Moment), as Lady Bird Johnson, and Michael Stahl-David (In Your Eyes, Cloverfield) as Robert F. Kennedy; this film starts with the time period just prior to the Kennedy election. Woody did his best as Lyndon to the point he overshadowed everyone else. Granted Lyndon was a colorful character but what I found missing in this story was the nitty gritty parts; everything seemed even keeled. I felt there could have been more intensity and tension because pretty much throughout the picture I was not totally convinced with the action in the scenes. The historical aspect was what attracted me and I am sure, like many other people, I only knew Lyndon as the war president. He actually did much more to be remembered by.
Tags: 2 stars, bill pullman, biography, civil rights, drama, jeffrey donovan, jennifer jason leigh, political, woody harrelson
Flash Movie Review: The Glass Castle
THE ONLY PEOPLE who were embarrassed by the couple's accents were their children. To everyone else the mother and father talked that way because they were European. As far as I knew there was no derogatory intent by saying someone was European, Asian or by some other region of the world. For me I was intrigued with the fact that a friend would have a living relative from a different country; since most of mine had come to the United States either at birth or were dead by the time I was born. Some of the children were able to speak to their parents in their native tongue but they only wanted to do so when no one else was around. It is funny though; by the time these kids reached the grade levels were a foreign language was required in school, they usually got top grades. I would be lying if I did not say I was a bit envious since I struggled with the language I chose to learn. THERE COMES AN age in a child's life where I think it is natural for them to feel embarrassed at times by their parents' actions. I think it is just a generational thing, like styles of clothing or genres of music. Each generation wants to own something unique to them that was not from their parents' generation. Hanging out at a friend's house, it was not unusual for a parent to come check on us. However, some parents would ask questions or try to fit into our conversation. At this point the parent's child would do or say something to try to get their parent to leave. I remember one parent who would come into the basement where we were listening to music and try to dance to it. This always produced a groan from their son or daughter. In the scheme of things, compared to what was shown in this dramatic film based on a true story, dancing around would be the very least thing to be embarrassed about. GROWING UP IN a constant state of change and disarray had effected the children of Rex and Rose Mary, played by Woody Harrelson (War for the Planets of the Apes, Wilson) and Naomi Watts (The Book of Henry, Demolition), in ways that would last for a lifetime. This biographical film also starred Brie Larson (Free Fire, Room) as Jeannette, Ella Anderson (The Boss, Mother's Day) as a young Jeanette and Max Greenfield (The Big Short, New Girl-TV) as David. The story was so bizarre to me that I wondered if the scenes I was seeing really happened in the life of this family. I thought the acting was wonderful, especially from Woody and Brie. At first I was not too crazy about the jumping back and forth in time method, but realized at some point it made better sense to tell the story that way. It emphasized the way the adult versions were acting in their scenes. The issue I had with this picture was the latter part; it seemed as if things were tied up in a quick and easy way. Having not read the book, it just came across as not having the realness of the other parts of the story. I almost want to say it was being painted with a happier ending just to please the movie goers. The book I am willing to bet is more intense than this film. Not that anyone needs to be embarrassed with the final product here; the story still is unbelievable and in my opinion sets a different standard for defining a dysfunctional family.
Tags: 2 3/4 stars, artist, based on a true story, biography, brie larson, drama, dysfunctional, ella anderson, max greenfield, naomi watts, woody harrelson
Flash Movie Review: War for the Planet of the Apes
THERE were days where it felt he had a target painted on his back. What he originally thought were random acts of violence, where he happened to be the wrong person in the wrong place at the wrong time, he began to realize he was the main focus of the perpetrators' aggression. Unfortunately bystanders around him would also fall victim to the violent acts. Being unexpectedly pushed from behind would cause him to fall into anyone standing in front of him, resulting in the chance they could topple and injure themselves. A liquid filled container thrown at him would also have an impact on anyone around him. He could never understand the hatred towards him. It was not like he started a fight or something; he pretty much fell into the average category, avoiding any type of conflicts or confrontations. His attitude was "live and let live" when it came to the behavior of others; however, there were days where it was a challenge to maintain that attitude. SEVERAL weeks of constant attacks pushed me to a place I had never been before. With my friends being affected from the fallout and me becoming consumed with a deep set hatred towards my aggressors, I lashed out at one of them when he was alone. It was the only time I instigated a fight. What worked in my favor was the fact no one would ever imagine me picking a fight. Adding in the element of surprise, I was set to let all of my anger out onto this one individual while I kept telling myself not to get hit in the face and start crying. My hope was if I could show this one person that I could fight back that he and the rest of his kind would stop picking on me. A similar train of thought was considered in this 3rd installment of the rebooted action adventure franchise. WHEN his enclave came under attack Caesar's, played by Andy Serkis (The Lord of the Rings franchise, The Prestige), hopes of peaceful co-existence seemed an impossible reality. He would be forced to confront the ugliness of man head on. Compared to the two previous films I found this science fiction story incorporated elements of American slavery and the Bible; especially in regards to Moses and the 10 commandments, at least the movie version. With Woody Harrelson (The Edge of Seventeen, Now You See Me franchise) as the Colonel, Steve Zahn (Dallas Buyers Club, A Perfect Getaway) as Bad Ape, Karin Konoval (The Movie Out Here, 2012) as Maurice and Amiah Miller (Lights Out, How We Live-TV movie) as Nova; I realized some people might not appreciate the acting skills of some of the actors who were CGI enhanced; but I have to tell you, I thought Andy and Karin were amazing in their roles. Andy, besides all of the physical acting, was still able to convey emotions with depth to his character. I will be curious to see if he gets any recognition for the amount of work he put into this dramatic picture. The special effects were well done, never over the top and appearing quite real. What really tied all of the good pieces together in this movie was the script; I felt it was well thought out, going beyond the typical sci-fi story. It had heart which quickly grabbed me into the story. As I continued to think about this film afterwards I can see where it could start a discussion about a variety of topics including our current times.
Tags: 3 1/2 stars, action, adventure, andy serkis, drama, monkey, science fiction, steve zahn, woody harrelson
Flash Movie Review: Wilson
UNFILTERED, loudmouth, bad, rude and outrageous are some of the words that have described a person who speaks their mind. Personally, I have been associated with a couple of these descriptions. Honestly I cannot remember when I started speaking my mind; I want to say it started after high school. Seeing people being "two faced" where they would be friendly and kind to someone, then behind their back they would say nasty stuff about the person upset me. Obviously it made me wonder what was being said behind my back. The other thing that used to bother me was seeing people afraid to state their feelings. I firmly believe no one has the right to tell another person how they should feel; each one of us should be able to talk freely about our feelings without any feedback unless we asked for it. What will turn me off quicker than a light switch is when someone tells me how I "should" feel. Really?? If I sit here and think about it I want to say this "how I should feel" phrase may have contributed to me expressing my thoughts and feelings without holding anything back. NOW with everything I just said there is one other element I want to introduce into this conversation and that is sensitivity. Looking back I now realize my honesty at times may have been too intense for some people. Though I was being truthful, the individual may have not been ready to hear what I was telling them. Just because you tell someone they are in a co-dependent relationship for example does not mean they will accept the news if they are not ready. It took me a long time to soften what I was saying so the words would not be heard so harshly. I attribute this to maturity. If someone asks me what I think about a situation I will tell them, but be sensitive to their feelings. This is something the main character could have used in this dramatic comedy. WILSON, played by Woody Harrelson (Now You See Me franchise, No Country for Old Men), said exactly what was on his mind. Maybe that is why he lived alone. Based on the graphic novel this film also starred Judy Greer (Jurassic World, Ant-Man) as Shelly, Laura Dern (The Founder, Certain Women) as Pippi, Shaun Brown (Female Fight Club, The Great Indoors-TV) as Laptop Man and Isabella Amara (The Boss, Middle School: The Worst Years of my Life) as Claire. The only actors that stood out for me were Woody and Laura; they gave this script a good shot, but I found the story uneven. It did not take long for me to lose interest as the scenes seemed to repeat themselves as Woody's mouth continued to get reactions from a rotating cast of characters. I think there could have been places of opportunity where the writers could have given the characters more emotions to act out. By the time something of substance took place I did not care anymore. Listening to this annoying character Wilson throughout the film annoyed me after awhile. In the real world I would not allow myself to be around such a person. I have to be brutally honest here; do not waste your money on seeing this movie.
Tags: 1 3/4 stars, action, comedy, divorce, isabella amara, judy greer, laura dern, woody harrelson
Flash Movie Review: The Edge of Seventeen
FOUR years attending the same school taught me more about social dynamics than any of my classes. I am not sure this applies to every school; but going into high school I was not prepared for the pecking order that was established for the student body. It could easily have been called a caste system because there were the "haves and have nots." Within a short time one group that quickly formed were the popular kids. This class was made up of jocks, cheerleaders and anyone who the majority of students deemed beautiful or handsome. From my experience this was the alpha group. STUDENTS with the best grades, who did not qualify for the alpha group, formed their own clan known as the "brainiacs" aka smart students. Now this group used their collective intellect to thwart the jock group as a counterbalance to their top status. This group tended to be more receptive in allowing classmates to join them. If one was not fit for either of these two groups then there was a lower status group known as the "good students." Though not as high in status, the students in this group never got in trouble, did nothing to standout in an inappropriate way or clash with any of the other groups. Continuing down the food chain so to speak there is the group referred to as the stoners. For anyone displaying behavior associated with drunkenness or high on drugs, this was their group. They did not care about the status of the other groups, barely acknowledged them or did not care at all. There are sub groups and such but down at the bottom were the leftovers in the student body and they were considered the losers. The kids in this group had to be on guard because they could be easy targets for any of the other groups. The toughest part of this caste system was trying not to carry it with you as your time served was ending. ALREADY not feeing connected to her fellow classmates Nadine, played by Hailee Steinfeld (True Grit, Begin Again), at least had one good friend. However that was not going to be enough considering her brother Darian, played by Blake Jenner (Everybody Wants Some, Glee-TV), was a star football player. This coming of age comedic drama was not like the other films that have been done in this category. With Woody Harrelson (Out of the Furnace, Now You See Me franchise) as Mr. Bruner, Kyra Sedgwick (Gamer, The Closer-TV) as Mona and Hayden Szeto (The Unbidden, Chop Shop-TV) as Erwin; this cast not only performed well together, they appeared authentic in a modern way. My experiences both helped and hindered my involvement into the story. On one hand I understood the dynamics perfectly, but then some of the scenes did not seem real to me only because I had never encountered them when I was in school. There were a couple of times that my disbelief took over which lost the scene for me. However the acting was sharp as was the script; so I was able to get back on track with the story. Having seen this movie only confirmed my belief that high school is not meant for the weak.
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Tags: 3 stars, blake jenner, comedy, coming of age, drama, dramedy, hailee steinfeld, high school, kyra sedgwick, woody harrelson

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Nonlinear stability analysis of viscoelastic Taylor-Couette flow in the presence of viscous heating
U. A. Al-Mubaiyedh, R. Sureshkumar, B. Khomami
Recently, based on a linear stability analysis we demonstrated the existence of a new thermoelastic mode of instability in the viscoelastic Taylor-Couette flow [Al-Mubaiyedh et al., Phys. Fluids 11, 3217 (1999); J. Rheol. 44, 1121 (2000)]. In this work, we use direct time-dependent simulations to examine the nonlinear evolution of finite amplitude disturbances arising as a result of this new mode of instability in the postcritical regime of purely elastic (i.e., Re=0), nonisothermal Taylor-Couette flow. Based on these simulations, it is shown that over a wide range of parameter space that includes the experimental conditions of White and Muller [Phys. Rev. Lett. 84, 5130 (2000)], the primary bifurcation is supercritical and leads to a stationary and axisymmetric toroidal flow pattern. Moreover, the onset time associated with the evolution of finite amplitude disturbances to the final state is comparable to the thermal diffusion time. These simulations are consistent with the experimental findings.
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Al-Mubaiyedh, U. A., Sureshkumar, R., & Khomami, B. (2002). Nonlinear stability analysis of viscoelastic Taylor-Couette flow in the presence of viscous heating. Physics of Fluids, 14(3), 1056-1064. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1449482
Nonlinear stability analysis of viscoelastic Taylor-Couette flow in the presence of viscous heating. / Al-Mubaiyedh, U. A.; Sureshkumar, R.; Khomami, B.
In: Physics of Fluids, Vol. 14, No. 3, 03.2002, p. 1056-1064.
Al-Mubaiyedh, UA, Sureshkumar, R & Khomami, B 2002, 'Nonlinear stability analysis of viscoelastic Taylor-Couette flow in the presence of viscous heating', Physics of Fluids, vol. 14, no. 3, pp. 1056-1064. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1449482
Al-Mubaiyedh UA, Sureshkumar R, Khomami B. Nonlinear stability analysis of viscoelastic Taylor-Couette flow in the presence of viscous heating. Physics of Fluids. 2002 Mar;14(3):1056-1064. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1449482
Al-Mubaiyedh, U. A. ; Sureshkumar, R. ; Khomami, B. / Nonlinear stability analysis of viscoelastic Taylor-Couette flow in the presence of viscous heating. In: Physics of Fluids. 2002 ; Vol. 14, No. 3. pp. 1056-1064.
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I had minor car crash in July 2018, I got out of my car after the crash and my legs were very weak and felt numb, I assumed I was in shock and refused any medical treatment from the paramedics. A few days after I went to my GP and was seen by the nurse practitioner who insisted the numbness in my legs was due to diabetes, which I knew wasn't the case as I get tested yearly, been a HGV driver. She sent me for blood tests and I was told wait up to 8 weeks for the results.
After 8 weeks of continuing to work, while my right leg was getting weaker and more numb, I went back to the GP as I hadn't had the results of the blood tests... I saw a GP this time om 31st August, and he sent me to hospital same day, and told me to avoid driving until diagnosed.
So as of 31st August 2018 I haven't worked.
I was then in a rehabilitation ward learning to walk again until the 19th of February when I was discharged. I have since taken a step backwards in my recovery and I can't walk as much as I could on the rehab ward, due to no community care physiotherapy.
Does anyone know of any disability centres/HGV trainimg schools that have hand controls in a truck in their fleet?
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Can you do other work, desk based, whilst you continue your rehabilitation to keep the wolves from the door?


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Involuntary manslaughter charge for submariner on Russia's Nerpa
24/11/2008 15:31 ST. PETERSBURG, November 24 (RIA Novosti) - A serving crew member on the Nerpa nuclear-powered submarine, on which 20 people recently died, has been charged with "criminally negligent homicide," a Russian top investigator said Monday.
Alexander Bastrykin said the charge for Dmitry Grobov, the submariner suspected of mishandling a temperature sensor on board the submarine that caused the tragedy, carries a sentence of up to five years in prison.
Bastrykin, who heads the Investigation Committee under the Russian Prosecutor General's Office, said investigators are also considering other versions, including a technical malfunction.
The incident occurred late on November 8 while the Nerpa was undergoing sea trials in the Sea of Japan. Three submariners and 17 shipyard workers died in the accident. There were 208 people, 81 of them submariners, on board the vessel at the time.
Last week, an investigation spokesman said Grobov would undergo psychological evaluation.
The incident is the Russian Navy's worst since the sinking of the Kursk nuclear submarine in 2000, which claimed the lives of all 118 personnel on board.


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Stoycho Panchev Valchev (Stoĭcho Panchev) (6 March 1933 – 31 August 2014) was a Bulgarian meteorologist and fluid dynamicist, and a professor of Sofia University. His book on turbulence is used as the standard text in the field of turbulence.

Biography
Stoycho Panchev was born in Lisec in Lovech. He obtained his bachelor's degree from Sofia University and completed PhD at Bulgarian Academy of Sciences. He was also a visiting professor of Colorado State University.

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Bulgarian physicists
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Tags: basketball, Eddie Biedenbach, UNC Asheville, UNCA, what if
Could a different call in UNCA vs. Syracuse game kept coach in Asheville?
Jason Sandford
Jason Sandford is a reporter, writer, blogger and photographer interested in all things Asheville.
Just a what if: What if the refs hadn't blown a critical call in the 2012 NCAA Tournament game between UNC Asheville and Syracuse. UNCA went on to lose that game, pitting the 16-seeded Bulldogs against the top-seeded Syracuse Orange.
But what if UNCA had won that game? It certainly would have been the biggest victory for Coach Eddie Biedenbach at UNCA, and would have brought national attention and glory.
Alas, Biedenbach has decided to move on. But what if?
Here's the Deadspin story that inspired the wishful thinking. It examines that UNCA vs. Syracuse blown call and goes from there:
In the second round of the 2012 NCAA tournament, 16th-seeded UNC-Asheville trailed top-seeded Syracuse by three points with 38.2 seconds remaining, Orange inbounding the ball. This was a big moment for the Bulldogs, and it would prove to be a big moment, too, for a man whose name and face you wouldn't even recognize. In fact, what happened next in the game would stick with Eddie Corbett for weeks. There was a reason he'd always told his daughter to stay off SportsCenter and Facebook, wasn't there?
Eddie Biedenbach
A broken body: Former NFL QB Johnson tells USA Today of physical pain
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Southern Conference basketball tournament arrives in Asheville with strong field
Jason Sandford March 6, 2019
Basketball tourney will benefit homeless students at Asheville High School
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Basketball buffet: Asheville hosts two conference tourneys in March Madness lead-up
Bulldog Fan April 25, 2013
Maybe if UNCA had won that game, Biedenbach would still be here, and Chancellor Ponder wouldn't be fighting to hold onto her job.
Media Watcher April 25, 2013
MountainX has a notice of a "called meeting" of UNCA Trustees "to review items in closed session including employment contracts." Maybe Ponder will be announcing her retirement. http://old.mountainx.com/blogwire/2013/unca_board_of_trustees_to_meet_friday_will_discuss_acquiring_potential_prop#.UXmqAEoQCJ1
looks like they announced Nick McDevitt as the new men's basketball coach
Do you think the other candidates really had a shot?
A bulldog April 26, 2013
The board of trustees have to sign off on any multi-year contract. The "emergency meeting" was to approve a contract for the new bball coach and didn't have anything to do with the chancellor.
Radio Follower April 25, 2013
Despite the loss, UNC-Asheville received a ton of great pub for the loss. However, a win would have shot the Bulldogs into NCAA Tournament history. Who knows what would have happened to Eddie. That was a magical season to be remembered by those who followed it. Forest, it's a beautiful day outside. Go soak some of it up.
Vlad Emrick April 24, 2013
But WHY would things have been any different? Biedenbach wouldn't have left for another school as head coach last year. There's no market for (then) 65-year old low major head coaches. So what would have changed at UNCA? More money?
Forest Davenport April 24, 2013
Suppose UNCA had won that game and even gone on to the Final Four. All that would have changed is that the coach would have gotten an offer from a better school and he would have left UNCA earlier. UNCA would not be any better or worse off. NCAA Division I sports does not help the average UNCA student, only the pathetically small few that get "scholarships". Most of these "scholarship" students could probably pay their own way and allow truly needy students to attend.
You obviously didn't attend any of the Big South championship games last year or watch any of the games at Wild Wing Cafe or in the Union. And you obviously don't pay attention to how many UNCA blue t-shirts/sweatshirts/etc. are worn around campus (many more over the past 2-3 years).
Sports play a major role in school spirit and school pride. I'm not saying it SHOULD be that way, but it definitely IS that way. All the students and the university as a whole benefit. Don't believe me? Let's just see what happens to the number of applications at Wichita State, LaSalle, or the other schools that exceeded expectations in the tournament.
Curious April 25, 2013
According to Wikipedia, it doesn't look like applications at Wichita State jumped very much; and it certainly doesn't look like they are very selective in their acceptances. So did the basketball program help or was it neutral?
"For 2012, WSU had 3,515 total freshman applications and admitted 3,347 of those for an admission rate of 95.2 percent, with an entering class of 1,359. In 2011, the university had 3,304 total applicants, admitted 3,102 of them (admission rate of 93.8%) with an entering class GPA of 3.39 amongst the 1,366 students.[16]"
Curious, please tell me why would applications rise between 2011 and 2012 when Wichita State went to the Final Four THIS MONTH (2013)? Applications will go up NEXT year, buddy, not last year. Since you like to quote statistics:
Butler's applications went up 41% in one year after going to the final four (http://newswise.com/articles/butler-university-s-2010-tourney-exposure-lifts-all-boats)
George Mason went to the Final Four in 2006 and increased applications allowed them to be more selective (their admission rate went from 70 percent to just over 50 percent). http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/education/march_madness_brings_welcome_attention_to_vcu_university_of_richmond/2011/03/23/ABCZpeLB_story.html?nav=emailpage)
"After Davidson's Elite Eight run in 2008, applications for the school skyrocketed. Enrollment increased by 300 students, which is large considering Davidson's undergraduate numbers flirt with the 2,000 mark. Suddenly, there was a housing crisis on campus, which led to two new dormitories." (http://www.cbssports.com/collegebasketball/story/15486668/curry-reconnects-with-davidson-for-degree-more-during-lockout/rss)
Check out the effects of VCU's tournament run (http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/campus-overload/post/vcus-final-four-foray-brings-record-levels-of-attention/2011/04/02/AF182MQC_blog.html)
Does anyone even give a rat's ass about this?


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