The Sudbury Wolves paid a visit to the Barrie Colts Thursday night to kick off their busy weekend. It was a low scoring affair as the Wolves scored the lone goal of the game and defeated the Colts 1-0.
The Wolves had a number of excellent chances during the opening period of play and out-shot the Colts 15-6 through the first 20 minutes, however the game remained scoreless. Macauley Carson put the Wolves on the board late in the second period on a short handed goal from newly acquired overage forward Chandler Yakimowicz. This would mark the only goal of the game as the Wolves went on to defeat the Colts by a final score of 1-0.
Both the Wolves and Colts were 0 for 6 on the power play. Zack Bowman picked up the shut-out with 20 saves, while Colts goaltender David Ovsjannikov made 32 saves in the loss.
Second year forward, Macauley Carson now leads the Wolves in goals scored with 3 goals in 5 games.
The Wolves are back on home ice Friday night as they host the Owen Sound Attack for the one and only time this season at 7:00pm at the Sudbury Community Arena.


At times you might hear people say that there's nothing to do in Lubbock and boy are they ever wrong. There is always something happening here!
Make a plan and go explore this terrific city, your new home away from home, and West Texas. This community is pretty amazing!
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August 24….Sock Hop at the Holly Hop – Come for a short lesson at 7 p.m….followed by a Dance to the Hits of the Fabulous '50s. Come dressed in your '50s attire. Acencio from Absolute Dance with be the deejay. Admission is free. And of course, there will be delicious Holly Hop treats to cool you down. Holly Hop Ice Cream Shoppe, 3404-34th Street; 7-10 p.m.
Description: "Come one, come all, to Raider Royale Carnival Casino Night! Kick off the year with the Residence Halls Association and the RISE Office by playing your hand at one of many casino games to win FREE PRIZES, enjoy FREE FOOD, begin capturing memories at the PHOTO BOOTH, and MORE! You don't want to miss out!
August 25-26 (Repeats Sept.9-10)….Moonlight Musicals Presents: Seven Brides for Seven Brothers - This show features Terry Scholar, Marissa Hernandez, as the female lead! and finalizes the 12th summer season of Lubbock Moonlight Musicals in marvelous style! Featuring many of the stunning songs from the film starring Howard Keel and Jane Powell, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers will set your toes to tapping and have you humming "Bless Your Beautiful Hide" for days! Set in 1850's Oregon Territory, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers tells the story of young newly-wed, Millie, and her husband, Adam. In trying to convince her six brothers-in-law to marry (and move out), Millie faces the trials of teaching them about "goin' courtin'". The plan goes slightly awry when Adam reads to his brothers from Millie's book on "sobbin' women" and they decide to kidnap six young ladies to be their brides! Tickets: Adult Premium- $31; Adult GA- $23; Student GA- $15; Child Premium (12 and under)- $18; Child GA (12 and under)- $10 (including service charge). Tickets at all Select-A-Seat locations and online. Phone 770-2000 or visit selectaseatlubbock.com.Moonlight Musicals Amphitheatre, 413 E. Broadway; Gates open at 7 p.m; show at 8 p.m.
Description: Dive back into school while enjoying Baywatch! Movie starts at dusk. Free popcorn, sno cones, and cotton candy with TTU Student ID.
Part of Raider Welcome Week.
August 26….Lubbock Downtown Farmers Market - Looking for best in local produce, handmade and artisan products? If the answer is YES...then visit the Downtown Farmers Market each Saturday at 19th and Buddy Holly Ave from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. for a taste of downtown Lubbock, and the finest in local produce, meat, dairy, cheese. baked goods and arts. The market will be every Saturday thru October 28th from 9 a.m. until vendors sell out. For more info, visit lubbockdowntownfarmersmarket.com/. We look forward to seeing you every Saturday at the Lubbock Downtown Farmers Market at 19th Street and Buddy Holly Ave.
August 26…10th Anniversary of West Texas Warbirds - This event features scale models of military aircraft in action. Aircraft from practically every era of military aviation conflict will be represented. Spectators are welcome Saturday, August 26th from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. Best viewing time is during the noon-time line up - where spectators will have the opportunity to walk the flight line and pit area to view the aircraft up close and talk to the builders and pilots. Be sure to vote in the People's Choice Award. General admission is $5.00 for adults, Kids 12 and under are free. BBQ Catering onsite by J&D Catering from Lorenzo! Bring your cameras, lawn chairs and sunscreen. Please note, this is a fair weather event and aircraft may be grounded due to excessive winds or inclement weather. Visit http://westtexaswarbirds.com/ for complete information, photos and video! Event site is at the Abernathy Municipal Airport, 4 miles East of Abernathy on FM 2060.
August 26….American Red Cross 100th Anniversary Bash – Come and join this family friendly event with venders, entertainment and of course food trucks. For more info visit facebook.com/RedCrossSouthPlains/. Legacy Play Village at McAllister Park, 6401 Marsha Sharp Freeway; 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Raider Welcome: Let's Taco-bout Service!
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Description: "Students, faculty and staff members -- drop by and have one of our Student Media photographers capture a free portrait of you and your pet (dogs should be on leashes, cats in carriers). Each portrait will be emailed to the participant. Bring a donation of pet food/treats and we'll be sure it gets to a local no-kill shelter. All pets are welcome and pet-watering stations will be provided. Parking, if needed, will be available in the R-5 lot (across the street, east of Media & Communication).


Leader, how many times do we say things in the heat of a moment and then wish we could press the delete button afterwards for all the good that it did? I bless you with the strength of character and discernment to quickly and rightly judge a situation before you respond to anything. May your tender speech act as an antitoxin to the poison spread through anger. I bless you to weigh the intentions of your heart so that you do not use your words to inflict pain. Instead, even in difficult situations, may your words be a tree of life to benefit the spirits of others, even if their souls do not like what you say. I bless you with being known as someone who brings order to chaotic, emotionally charged situations, so that reconciliation and problem-solving can follow.
Proverbs 15:4,18 A wholesome tongue is a tree of life, but perverseness in it breaks the spirit. A wrathful man stirs up strife, but he who is slow to anger allays contention.


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Marina Bay Financial Centre
One Raffles Quay
Marina Bay Link Mall
About RQAM
Sustainability in Design, Form, and Function
Raffles Quay Asset Management's (RQAM) portfolio of sustainably designed modern properties are built with best-in-class green facilities and features. To ensure that the green buildings are home to sustainable and thriving communities, RQAM actively engages its tenants to foster a green mind-set and active living. It adopts green leases and fit-out guides, and works collaboratively with tenants to ensure that they fit-out and operate in accordance with the agreed standards. RQAM regularly communicates with tenants to share tips on recycling, waste reduction, and energy and water conservation as well as promote awareness and adoption of eco-friendly practices. RQAM is a committed advocate for sustainability and has been a long-time supporter of Earth Hour, iLight Marina Bay Festival and World Water Day.
The Marina Bay Financial Centre (MBFC) towers are equipped with smart building and sustainable design features. These include extensive landscaping, sky terraces and gardens that are evenly distributed throughout the building to reduce urban heat load and energy consumption in buildings. These areas include the Tower 1 rooftop, retail plaza, planting zone between Towers 1 and 2. The modern architectural design uses double glazed, high performance insulated glass curtain walls together with sunshades –- horizontal fins –- to provide shade, reduce solar load and energy consumption.
MBFC Tower 3's green features include an outdoor weather station that measures external temperatures to be used as set-point for indoor air conditioning; a system to collect condensate water for general purpose cleaning; and green building monitors that publish energy and water consumption. All three office towers and the subterranean link mall at MBFC taps on the chilled water supply from the District Cooling System (DCS) located at One Raffles Quay to provide air-conditioning. The DCS poses lower construction risks and enables higher service and energy reliability.
With all the green measures in place, MBFC has achieved the Green Mark Platinum Award, conferred by the Building and Construction Authority (BCA) of Singapore and certification for Water Efficiency Management System (WEMS), Singapore Standards 577. MBFC Tower 3 was also awarded the BCA Green Mark Pearl Award twice, in 2015 and 2019. The prestigious Green Mark Pearl Award recognises the strong commitment of landlords and occupants of the same building working in tandem to achieve greater environmental sustainability for their project/ building.
Salient sustainability features include:
Energy efficient lightings are widely used in the developments
• Motion sensors are provided for all toilets lighting control and parts of the stairways
• Individual rooms are provided with individual switches
• Lightings at other common open spaces are controlled by Building Management System (BMS) time schedule as well as photo sensors
• Dimmable lighting at the carparks
Lifts & Escalators
Energy efficient lifts with Alternating Current Variable Voltage and Variable Frequency (ACVVVF) drives and sleeping mode during off peak hours
Air-Con and Mechanical Ventilation
Ductless MV System (Jet Fan System) in all carparks
• CO Sensor for automatic control of the jet fans
Plug-fan AHUs
Provision of self-closing system to all taps
• Provision of auto sensor system for all water closets in the public toilets
• Flow regulators installed at taps to regulate flow such that optimal usage of water is achieved
• Meters that closely monitor water and electricity consumption for major mechanical and electrical services and equipment
Recycling Efforts
A structured recycling programme at MBFC is part of the sustained effort to care for the environment. Recycling bins are placed in public areas to allow segregation of paper, glass, plastic and other general waste. RQAM works closely with office and retail tenants to raise awareness and encourage participation in recycling programmes. Once every quarter, used fluorescent tubes are collected and sent for recycling, while electronic waste is amassed on an annual basis. Aside from the ongoing efforts, RQAM continuously explores new initiatives to reduce, reuse and recycle.
One Raffles Quay (ORQ) is the first development in Singapore to be built with the District Cooling System (DCS) that centralises the production of chilled water that is supplied to ORQ and the other developments in the Marina Bay area for air-conditioning purposes. Buildings that leverage the DCS located at ORQ includes MBFC, Marina Bay Residences and Marina Bay Suites. The DCS eliminates the need for a chiller plant and cooling towers for individual buildings, thereby increasing efficiency and freeing up space. The DCS poses lower construction risks and enables higher service and energy reliability.
At ORQ, floor-to-ceiling windows make the most of natural light and provide spectacular views of Raffles Place. A spacious covered plaza bridges the two Office Towers and provides a meeting point to greet visitors. Its thoughtfully designed landscape of bamboo and water features offers a relaxed ambience to executives working in ORQ.
ORQ attained certification for Water Efficiency Management System (WEMS), Singapore Standards 577 in 2015 and the BCA Green Mark Platinum Award in 2016. It was awarded the BCA Design and Engineering Safety Excellence Award in 2008. The building also won The International Real Estate Federation (FIABCI) Prix d'Excellence 2008 in the 'Office' category for excellence in construction, brokerage, facilities management, marketing strategy, local community impact and benefit to the environment.
© 2019 Raffles Quay Asset Management Pte Ltd. All rights reserved.

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Sarah Solemani est une actrice anglaise née le  dans le borough londonien de Camden.

Filmographie

Cinéma
 2005 : Madame Henderson présente : Vera
 2013 : A Very Englishman : Anna
 2015 : Hector : Sara
 2015 : The Bad Education Movie : Rosie Gulliver
 2016 : Bridget Jones Baby ! Miranda
 2018 : Wild Honey Pie! : Rachel
 2019 : Greed
 2019 : Comment je suis devenue une jeune femme influente (How to Build a Girl) de Coky Giedroyc

Télévision
 2003 : Red Cap : Police militaire : Gillian Jennings
 2006 : Hyperdrive : Alie
 2007 : Roman's Empire : Jenny
 2007 : Les Flingueuses : Donna
 2010–2013 : Him and Her : Becky
 2011 : Affaires non classées : Mary Olivant
 2011 : Psychoville : Emily
 2011 : Coma Girl : Siobhan
 2011 : Uptown Downstairs Abbey : Lady Mary
 2012 : The Borgias : Magdelena
 2012 : Skins : Celia Champion
 2012–2015 : Bad Education : Miss Gulliver
 2013 : Love Matters : Aphrodite Fry
 2013–2014 : The Wrong Mans : Lizzie Green
 2014 : The Secrets : Charlotte
 2016 : The Five : Pru Carew (série TV)

Liens externes

Actrice anglaise de cinéma
Actrice anglaise de télévision
Naissance en septembre 1982
Naissance à Camden (borough londonien)

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Exterior shot of hotel. It's a calm early morning and not much is going on. We hear coughing and retching.
Switch to interior: Man is lying in bed and puking his lungs out into a bowl. Another, rather large, man attends him. Magically, out of thin air, an older woman appears (go nuts with the special effects here to let the audience know this is a fantasy setting).
Sick man: Come to kill me, mage? Too late; I'm already dying.
Woman: My magic can save you. But you have to do me a favor.
Woman: You're the best con man in the world… and I need an election fixed.
BOOM! The audience's attention is now snagged; the rest of the trailer just has to not mess up.


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Air travel has settled down a little bit since last week's terror news. Security has eased up a bit in the UK, where travelers can throw away their clear plastic ziploc bags and bring one carry-on item onto their planes. British Airways (which cancelled a third of their flights over the last seven days) reports that 90% of their passengers out of Heathrow will leave as scheduled today.
At the same time, today the United States Transportation Security Agency is set to release new guidelines today for airport security. I have a feeling that the guidelines will be revised fairly frequently for a while. Anyone traveling by plane from the US should check on them with the TSA before packing - get the most up to date information here.
One of the consequences of 9/11 was increased sales for cruise lines. If you're feeling a little bit leery of air travel right now, a cruise vacation might be just what the doctor ordered... and you can book an oceanview cabin today for as little as $259 (for a three-day spin around the Bahamas). That's right -- Carnival is holding a one-day sale, where you can get an upgraded cabin for the cost of an interior one. Check it out here.


News about the fundraising campaign HANKEN RETURNS.
The yearly scholorship ceremony was arranged at Hanken in May. Honorary scholorships were awarded to the best master's students, best master's theses, best bachelor's theses and best exchange students going abroad from Hanken. All awards are listed here .
Hanken's board has appointed four new members to the donation committee. Henrik Ehrnrooth (Chairman), Jannica Fagerholm, Carl Haglund and Kaj Rönnlund, now strengthen the committee. Remaining members are Chairman of Hanken Support Foundation Christina Dahlblom and Kristina Pentti-von Walzel. The Dean of Research Timo Korkeamäki and Head of Outreach and Corporate relations Camilla Wardi are representatives from Hanken. The donation committee was established in 2012 and is working to increase the external funding to Hanken.
The fundraising campaign HANKEN RETURNS ended 30 June 2017. The campaign got support from a total of 944 private persons, organisations and foundations who together donated 11.8 million euro to Hanken.
Read the pressrelease here .
Hanken alumni Päivi and Kurt Björklund donate 250 000 euro to the ongoing fundraising campaign HANKEN RETURNS. The donation reaches Hanken in the last week of the campaign and contributes to the campaign reaching 11.6 million euro. Read the press release here .
Hanken has received a donation of 100 000 euro from Lisis Wahl's foundation for study support to its' ongoing fundraising campaign HANKEN RETURNS. Read the press release here .
Hanken has received a donation of 250 000 euro from The Foundation for Economic Education (Liikesivistysrahasto). This is the foundation's second donation which brings the total amount donated to the campaign HANKEN RETURNS to half a million euro. Read the press release here .
This is the second donation from the foundation to the campaign and the largest donation to the campaign so far, making the total amount of contributions from the foundation three million euro. With this donation, the foundation wishes to further strengthen Hanken's internationally excellent research and teaching in economics. The foundation also wants to strengthen Hanken's financial position and its international competitiveness. Read the press release here .
Ahlström Capital donates 100 000 euro to HANKEN RETURNS. Through the donation, the Ahlström family wishes to contribute to the development of the international competitiveness and high-level education in Finland. Read the press release here .
This is the second donation from the foundation to the campaign HANKEN RETURNS, making the total amount of contributions from Stiftelsen Tre Smeder 1 000 000 euro. Read the press release here .
Aktia Bank Plc donates 100 000 euro to the ongoing fundraising campaign HANKEN RETURNS. With the donation, Aktia wants to support the continuous development of internationally competitive and high-quality education and research in Finland. Read the press release here .
The fundraising campaign HANKEN RETURNS has exceeded its expectations, and the target for the campaign has now been raised to 10 million euro. The new target is founded on both the trust and belief that an increasing number of donors will show their support in the last stages of the campaign. Read the press release here .
This is Fazer's second donation to the campaign, which brings the donations to a total of 200 000 euros. Through the donations, Fazers wants to support academic knowledge and the development of research in Finland. Read the press release here .
As of 14 December 2016 and six months onwards, a group of alumni will match all incoming donations from other alumni with 1:1. As a result of the challenge, Hanken is guaranteed an additional matching which will increase the matching promised by the state. Join this unique effort and donate to Hanken! Read more here .
The Foundation for Economic Education (Liikesivistysrahasto) donates 250 000 euro to Hanken. As a result of this donation, the fundraising campaign HANKEN RETURNS has now raised over 7 million euro. The donation was published during the Fundraising evening on December 14. Read the press release here .
From left: Karen Spens, Johanna Vesterinen, Björn Wahlroos and Jannica Fagerholm.
Wärtsilä donates a total of EUR 1,300,000 to Finnish universities between 2016–2017. Read the news here .
During the opening of the 108th academic year, Rector Karen Spens published a one-million-euro donation from the Erling-Persson Family Foundation. This is the foundation's second donation to Hanken. Read the press release here .
Two donations of 100 000 euros each where handed over to Hanken at the School's annual Scholarship and Donor evening. The donations come from the Ostrobothnian Evald and Hilda Nissi's Foundation and the company Helvar Merca Oy Ab. Read the press realese here .
The foundation Bergsrådet Tekn. och Ekon. Dr. h.c. Marcus Wallenbergs Stiftelse för Företagsekonomisk Forskning donates 100.000€ to Hanken. With this donation included the campaign HANKEN RETURNS reaches the milestone of five million euro. Read the press realese here .
As of this spring you can donate to the campaign with the MobilePay application. The HANKEN RETURNS phone number is: 050-309 0995.
Private persons are allowed to deduct tax on donations of and between 850 and 500 000 euro. Donations of and between 850 and 250 000 euro are tax deductible for companies. Click here  for more information.
Private persons are allowed to deduct tax on donations of and between 850 and 500 000 euro. Hanken is responsible for registering the donation with the tax authority and it will automatically appear on your tax declaration. For more information please visit the tax authority's web-site  (only in Finnish).
Donations of and between 850 and 250 000 euro are tax deductible only from companies. Donations from companies are recorded with the tax administration authorities by the donating company.
The foundation Bergsrådet Tekn. och Ekon. Dr. h.c. Marcus Wallenbergs Stiftelse för Företagsekonomisk Forskning donates 250.000€ to Hanken's fundraising campaign HANKEN RETURNS.
Click here  to read the full press release.
Hanken alumni Camilla and John Lindfors donate 250 000 euro to HANKEN RETURNS. This is the biggest private donation to the campaign so far.
The Saara and Björn Wahlroos foundation donates EUR 250 000 to Hanken's fundraising campaign HANKEN RETURNS. The foundation was established in 2002 to support and encourage research and debate on financial and social issues.
Jane and Aatos Erkko Foundation has decided to donate 1 million euros to Hanken's ongoing fundraising campaign HANKEN RETURNS. Jane and Aatos Erkko Foundation was established in 2002 to support high-quality, international research in economics, medicine and technology and to support arts and culture.
The Swedish Cultural Foundation donates 1 000 000 euro to Hanken and the ongoing fundraising campaign HANKEN RETURNS. The donation is the largest endowment so far to the campaign. HANKEN RETURNS has now received donations exceeding 2.5 million euro. The donation was officially handed over to Rector Eva Liljeblom by the Director of the Swedish Cultural Foundation Leif Jakobsson and Education Officer Veronica Granö-Suomalainen at a ceremony on 25 May 2015.
- Without a comprehensive educational networking system we have no future, and Hanken is an important part of this network when it comes to educating business graduates with knowledge in Swedish. Hanken's collaboration with other universities is integral and we hope that these collaborations will gain the creative industries that will bear the economy of tomorrow, said Leif Jakobsson.
On 25 May 2015, Hanken gathered about 70 participants at the annual donor evening which included a scholarship ceremony. At the event mobility grants named after donors were given to the best performing students, and the best master's theses during the academic year 2014–2015.
Hanken awards honorary scholarships for exchange studies to the 15 best performing students in the spring semester and the 16 best performing students in the fall semester. The scholarship is based on the pace of study in combination with the grades. Master's theses are appointed based on the grade of the thesis and distributed to the nine best master's theses. The time period for this year's nominations is 1.6.2014–6.5.2015.
Hanken's premium partner Fazer donates 100 000€ to the campaign. Click here  to read the press release.
Click here  to watch the campaign video (Swe.).
The campaign got a flying start with a donation of €750 000 from the Foundation Tre Smeder. "To receive such a large donation is of course absolutely fantastic and we are extremely grateful to be able to start our campaign in this way," says rector Eva Liljeblom.
Click here  to listen to why Chairman Björn Wahlroos believes in donating to Hanken (Swe.).
The fundraising campaign HANKEN RETURNS was launched 10 December 2014. At the event the two first donations were announced, Bergsrådet Tekn. och Ekon. Dr. h.c. Marcus Wallenbergs Stiftelse för Företagsekonomisk Forskning with a donation of €250 000 and the Foundation Louise and Göran Ehrnrooth with a donation of €250 000.


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Revised CAP 722: Updates To The New UK Drone Laws
New guidance issued by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) highlights key updates to UK drone rules which are set to start at the end of 2020.
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CAA issues updates to new drone laws starting in the UK at the end of 2020;
For commercial operators, new Pre-Defined Risk Assessments (PDRAs) have been issued;
Changes are being made to the drone registration test - with an increased number of questions;
Fresh clarity on legislation for drones with 'Follow Me' mode, and guidance on commercial pilot currency;
Read this blog for an in-depth look at the updates, plus an overview of the new UK drone laws.
New guidance issued by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) highlights key updates to UK drone laws which are set to start at the end of 2020.
The Civil Aviation Publication, entitled Unmanned Aircraft System Operations in UK Airspace - Guidance, was released yesterday.
It is a revised version of CAP 722; the primary guidance document for the operation of unmanned aircraft systems within the UK.
Key updates include:
Two published Pre-Defined Risk Assessments (PDRAs), which will help shape commercial drone operations;
More clarity on drone pilot currency requirements;
Increased number of questions in the drone registration exam; this is especially relevant to hobbyist and recreational pilots;
Fresh clarity on legislation for drones with 'Follow Me' mode;
New guidance to alcohol limitations.
The revised CAP 722 provides further clarity on certain aspects of the new UK drone rules which are due to start on December 31, 2020, having been delayed twice this year.
Read this blog for an in-depth look at the key updates to CAP 722.
The new rules will affect the majority of drone users in the UK. For an overview, use this accordion below, or click here.
Overview: New UK Drone Rules
New drone regulations are to be introduced in the UK on December 31, 2020 - and they have the potential to unlock more flying opportunities for more people.
The regulations will do away with the terms 'commercial and non-commercial' drone flights, and will instead focus on the type of operation being conducted; the level of risk; and the level of performance.
When the new laws begin, drone flights will fall into one of three categories. These are:
Open: Operations that present a low (or no) risk to third parties. Aimed at recreational users and some professional pilots.
Specific: Operations that cannot be performed or present a greater risk than the Open Category. Majority of enterprise pilots.
Certified: Operations that present an equivalent risk to that of manned aviation. These are high-complexity operations.
The Open Category
The Open Category will be divided into three specific subcategories, dictating how you can fly:
A1: Fly over people
A2: Fly close to people
A3: Fly far from people
New classes of drones (C0-C4) will be introduced, based on weight and other factors.
Certain classes of drone can be operated in certain categories/subcategories.
However, no drones with these classes currently exist.
Therefore, a Transitional Period will run from December 31, 2020, to January 1, 2023 (extended from July 2022), to give manufacturers a chance to introduce drones relating to the new class guidelines.
This means you can continue to operate your current DJI drones, which will become known as 'legacy' aircraft.
These legacy aircraft will fall into the various categories/subcategories, determined by their weight, your mission, and level of competency.
The table below provides the operational requirements for the Open Category. Click on the image to enlarge it for a better view.
A2 CofC Open Category Qualification - Why You Need It
Holding an A2 CofC will allow you to fly in the A2 subcategory, as well as the A2 Transitional and A1 Transitional subcategories of the Open Category.
If you don't hold an A2 CofC, you could find yourself having to operate in the A3 subcategory (fly far from people), restricting where/how you can fly your drone.
If you have an A2 CofC (lasting five years before renewal), then the A2 subcategory (fly close to people) will let you fly a C2-class aircraft (based on specific criteria, including a 4kg maximum take-off mass) down to a maximum distance of 30m horizontally from uninvolved people. Or up to 5m in 'low-speed mode'.
During the Transitional Period, an A2 CofC will let you operate 'legacy' aircraft (such as your current DJI drone without a class marking) with a flying weight of up to 2kg in the A2 Transitional subcategory. You will be able to fly up to 50m horizontally from uninvolved people.
Having an A2 CofC will also allow you to operate a 'legacy' drone with a flying weight of up to 500g in the A1 Transitional subcategory, which stipulates no intentional flights over uninvolved persons.
You can obtain an A2 CofC with Heliguy. Find out more here.
A2 CofC - How You Get It
Candidates can complete this course via Heliguy Blackbox, our online drone training platform.
The A2 CofC is typically a one-day Ground School course, culminating in a theory examination.
But the advantage of utilising Heliguy Blackbox is that candidates can complete the syllabus at their own pace whilst still retaining access to our training team throughout the process.
What Does The A2 CofC Course Involve?
The course covers topics such as basic principles of flight, congested area operations, avoiding collision, battery safety, and
environmental factors, followed by the theory exam.
There are no requirements to complete a practical flight test or Operations Manual.
What Do I Have To Do In The Exam?
The 75-minute exam – sat in formal conditions – comprises 30 multiple-choice questions.
It is a closed-book format and the minimum pass mark is 75%.
Any candidate with a recognised disability/additional needs will receive an extra 15 minutes.
Heliguy candidates who are unsuccessful can re-sit at a later date for no additional fee.
Candidates training online can sit the exam remotely, using a webcam to maintain virtual exam conditions.
Do I Have To Do Anything Else?
Yes. You must also complete a period of practical flight training, either with Heliguy (additional fee applies), or under self-monitored
circumstances. You can do this before or after the Ground School course.
Before you start training, ensure you have registered your drone and completed the training assessment of the CAA's Drone and Model Aircraft Registration and Education Service.
You cannot use your A2 CofC until the new rules start.
The Specific Category
Specific Category operations will follow similar requirements/permissions afforded by the PfCO, to become known as an
Operational Authorisation.
GVC - Qualification For The Specific Category
The GVC is a remote pilot competency certificate which provides a single qualification that is suitable for VLOS (Visual Line of Sight) operations within the Specific Category.
The Specific Category hinges on an Operational Authorisation being held by the drone operator, which has been issued by the CAA, before the operation can be commenced.
The Operational Authorisation – to replace the term PfCO – will be based upon a risk assessment that is completed by the UAS operator, or through a series of Pre-Defined Risk Assessments (PDRA) and/or Standard Scenarios (STS).
The GVC can be augmented by a number of additional modules, such as EVLOS, which will be released at a later date. Heliguy will release more information about these bolt-on modules soon.
The GVC, along with any additional modules that are attached to it, is valid for a period of five years.
You can obtain a GVC with Heliguy. Find out more by clicking here.
Until 31 December 2020, candidates will be taught a hybrid syllabus, comprising the current and future drone regulations for the UK.
Upon successful completion of the GVC course, candidates can apply to the CAA for Standard Permissions to operate commercially.
From December 31 2020, holders can continue to operate under the terms of their current permissions, but on renewal, these will convert to an Operational Authorisation.
GVC - How Do I Get It?
The GVC is typically a two-day Ground School course, culminating in a theory examination - the advantage of utilising Heliguy Blackbox is that candidates can complete the syllabus at their own pace whilst still retaining access to our training team throughout the process.
What Does The GVC Course Involve?
The GVC course syllabus will cover topics such as airlaw/responsibilities, UAS airspace operating principles, airmanship/aviation safety,
meteorology, and navigation/charts, among other things.
The GVC course will culminate in a theory test.
Candidates will also be required to complete a practical flight test, which will be taken on a separate date following successful completion of the course, as well as complete an Operations Manual.
What Do I Have To Do In The Theory Examination?
The exam – sat in formal conditions – comprises 40 questions. It is a closed-book format and the minimum pass mark is 75%.
Any candidate with a recognised disability/additional needs will receive an extra 10% of the allocated assessment time.
Candidates who are unsuccessful can re-sit at a later date for no additional fee.
Yes. You will need to register your drone and complete the mandatory Drone and Model Aircraft Registration and Education Service
training and examination.
What Happens If I Already Hold A PfCO?
Holders of a PfCO valid beyond December 31, 2020, can operate under the terms of their current permission, until the renewal date.
However, existing PfCO qualifications will remain valid only for a finite amount of time and will in the future need to be revalidated by an RAE such as Heliguy, at which point you will achieve the General Visual Line of Sight (GVC) qualification.
When you renew after the new legislation begins, the PfCO will become known as an Operational Authorisation, but you will be granted the same Standard Permissions as before and these will be converted into a PDRA.
The change in regulation must, however, be reflected within the Operations Manual accordingly.
However, if you have never had a PfCO and decide to sit an equivalent course, or if your PfCO has expired before December 31, 2020, and you don't renew it, you will need to complete the GVC training.
Publication of PDRAs For Commercial Drone Pilots
Are you a commercial drone operator flying by standard permissions currently afforded by a PfCO?
Then the revised CAP 722 will be of interest as it contains the first published set of Pre-Defined Risk Assessments - crucial for the majority of enterprise missions.
Two PDRAs have been published: UKPDRA01 and UKPDRA02.
What Is A PDRA?
The intention of a PDRA is to reduce the amount of evidence or safety mitigation required to be presented by a UAS operator.
These permissions are built around simple, repeatable and high-volume types of operation, with easily defined safety rules.
They enable the drone operator to abide by standardised and pre-defined operational limitations.
UKPDRA01 - Does This Apply To Me?
UKPDRA01 enables drone fights within 150 metres of any residential, commercial, industrial or recreational area.
The drone must have a take-off mass of less than 25kg.
This particular PDRA will provide the same operating privileges to those previously available under a Permission for Commercial Operations (PfCO).
Under the new rules, a PfCO will be replaced by an Operational Authorisation, obtained by a drone operator who has passed a GVC exam.
As part of this PDRA, UAS operators must produce an Operations Manual which details how the flights will be conducted and have the correct insurance cover.
UKPDRA01 enables the following operations:
Visual Line of Sight (VLOS) only, maximum 500 metres horizontally from remote pilot; use of a UAS observer situated next to the remote pilot, is permitted;
Maximum height not to exceed 400 feet above the surface;
Flight permitted within 150 metres of any Residential, Commercial, Industrial or Recreational Area for UAS;
No flight within 50 metres of any uninvolved person, except that during take-off and landing this distance may be reduced to 30 metres;
No flight within Flight Restriction Zones unless permitted by the relevant aerodrome;
No flight over or within 150 metres of open-air assemblies of more than 1,000 persons.
However, there is one thing to bear in mind.
Aspects of this PDRA could change as it contains current regulations, which will soon be updated.
Or more specifically, we expect that the rule relating to no flights over or within 150 metres of open-air assemblies of more than 1,000 people will be amended.
This will likely soon change from the quantified 1,000 persons to the ability of people within that group to 'escape' from any risk posed by the UAS. The separation distance will remain the same.
UKPDRA02: Who Is This For?
The UKPDRA02 is a very specialist permission.
It applies to operators of drones with a maximum take-off weight between 25kg and 150kg who are conducting flights for research and development testing.
The purpose of this Pre-Defined Risk Assessment is to enable UAS manufacturers/developers to conduct initial 'proof of concept' flight tests without the need to produce a full risk assessment.
Only pilots with a valid GVC are permitted to fly under this PDRA and an Operations Manual which details how the flights will be conducted must be presented.
Numerous conditions apply to this PDRA, such as:
Flights must be conducted within a sterile area free of any uninvolved persons;
Daytime operations ONLY and within VLOS;
No flight within 50 metres horizontally from any uninvolved persons;
Articles may be picked up by, raised to, and dropped or lowered from the UAS, provided the activity is confined to a sterile area defined for this purpose, and is conducted in a way that will not endanger persons or property;
Operations must not be conducted in controlled airspace (Class D and E), except with the permission of the appropriate Air Traffic Control Unit.
Currency Requirements For Drone Pilots
The new guidance document provides more detailed advice on currency requirements for drone pilots operating under an Operational Authorisation.
The guidance states that in addition to the minimum two hours flight time within the last three calendar months, practice should include:
A requirement to practice all manoeuvres that are relevant to the Operational Authorisation.
There is also a requirement to practice responses to abnormal conditions and in-flight failures on a regular basis, such as:
The ability to identify a deteriorating situation and react accordingly;
Taking manual control after a failure of any automated system;
Practice flight in 'manual' modes;
Identification of the potential for GNSS and compass loss or degradation.
These requirements have long since been detailed within the Operations Manual which Heliguy GVC candidates receive and as such, no amendments are required.
Drone Registration: Number Of Exam Questions To Increase
One of the changes which will impact the majority of drone pilots - especially hobbyists and recreational users - is the increase to the number of questions on the drone registration test.
The Drone and Model Aircraft Registration and Education Service started in the UK in November 2019.
Anyone who wants to fly a drone or model aircraft weighing between 250g and 20kg (soon to increase to 25kg) must register with the CAA.
There is a requirement to obtain a Flyer ID by completing free online training on the CAA's website, culminating in a free multiple choice exam.
This applies to anyone above the age of 12 for the Open category, and 14 for the Specific category.
However, as of December 15, 2020, the number of questions will increase from 20 to 40. The questions will remain multiple choice.
The Flyer ID is valid for three years.
Addition Of 'Follow Me' Mode Legislation
Rules relating to drones with Follow Me modes have now been more clearly defined.
DJI drones with this feature include the DJI Mavic Air 2, Mavic 2 Pro, DJI Mavic 2 Zoom, and DJI Phantom 4.
Previously, there was a grey area surrounding drones with this capability, as Follow Me mode contravened other requirements.
However, provision has now been made, and this is incorporated in the new CAP 722 under the Open Category, which details the requirement for the aircraft to remain within 50m of the Remote Pilot when in Follow Me mode.
Alcohol Limitations
The CAP document now separates the alcohol limitations between the Open category and the Specific and Certified Category.
The regulatory requirement is that remote pilots must not perform their duties under the influence of alcohol.
While no actual limits are specified, the alcohol consumption limitations that are prescribed for driving a car may be considered as an appropriate limit when flying in the Open category, ie, if you are fit to drive a car, you are fit to fly a drone.
These limits are:
Level of Alcohol England, Wales, Northern Ireland Scotland
Micrograms per 100 millilitres of breath 35 22
Micrograms per 100 millilitres of blood 80 50
Micrograms per 100 millilitres of urine 107 67
Personnel carrying out support functions that are directly related to the safe operation of the UAS while in flight, such as unmanned aircraft observers, or airspace observers, should comply with the same limitations.
Specific Category
The requirements are more stringent for the Specific Category, due to the more complex types of mission being performed.
Again, the regulatory requirement is that remote pilots must not perform their duties under the influence of alcohol.
But, while no actual limits are specified, the limits prescribed for manned aviation in Railways and Transport Safety Act 2003 (RTSA 2003) Section 93 should be complied with.
These state:
Level of Alcohol All UK Nations
Micrograms per 100 millilitres of breath 9
Micrograms per 100 millilitres of blood 20
Micrograms per 100 millilitres of urine 27
UAS operators will be expected to propose details of proposed alcohol limits for operational personnel within the risk assessment associated with their particular operation and will be reflected within the Operational Authorisation.
The same rules apply to operations in the Certified category.
Keep Up To Date With The Changes To Fly Legally And Safely
This edition of CAP 722 includes some fundamental advice and changes for drone pilots.
However, it is likely that we will see amended versions of CAP 722 over the coming months with the adoption of the EU regulations, coupled with the UK Exit from the European Union.
As we understand, in addition to the newly-released version of CAP 722, the Department for Transport (DfT) intends to amend the Air Navigation Order so that it reflects the applicability of the new UAS regulations.
Therefore, UAS operators are strongly encouraged to sign-up to the CAA SkyWise system to stay abreast of regulations as they change.
Heliguy will also be publishing more guidance to the new rules in due course, and please feel free to contact our training team for help and advice.
If you have a question or require urgent assistance, please contact us to ensure your query is dealt with quickly.
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S. Africa Faces Calls for Emergency Economic Plan Amid Worst Slump in 10 Years
© AP Photo / Justin Lynch
Economists are urging decisive reforms in South Africa amid falling mining and manufacturing output, lingering political instability, and rising social tensions – as the Rainbow nation finds itself on the verge of a massive recession.
Kristian Rouz – The South African economy finds itself in the middle of the worst economic slumps since the global recession of 2009 as struggling state-owned monopolies, power disruptions, and political turmoil weigh on business activity, while corruption and international credit rating downgrades continue to ravage the Rainbow nation's investment climate.
Economists are calling for urgent measures to restore investor confidence in the once-prosperous economy, and decisive reforms to bring Africa's most-industrialised nation back on track to economic expansion.
According to the latest GDP report by Stats SA, South Africa's economy contracted a sharp 3.2 per cent in the first quarter of 2019. The slump came amid the debt crisis at state-owned utility giant Eskom, which led to nationwide power outages throughout the first quarter – resulting in lower-than-expected output in the manufacturing and mining sectors.
#GoldMiningSA Limpopo-based independent economist Kwena Matjekane says mining sector operation methods in South Africa contributed to the 3.2 percent decline in economic growth. PM
📸: Daily Maverick pic.twitter.com/UqwHHpJjOg
— CapricornFM News (@CapricornFMNews) 11 июня 2019 г.
"This is worse than anyone expected, and things went wrong in several sectors," John Ashbourne of London-based Capital Economics said. "It would be difficult to imagine things could stay this bad for two quarters in a row".
Economists say South Africa is now standing on the verge of a full-blown recession.
South Africa deserves a credit downgrade but there is still hope that the belief in the country shown by credit rating agency Moody's will buy us a further reprieve, says senior Nedbank economist Nicky Weimar.#Credit #NickyWeimar #Economy https://t.co/EzAh5tNyTh
— Midrand Reporter (@MidrandReporter) 13 июня 2019 г.
In light of disappointing GDP data, one of South Africa's largest commercial lenders, Nedbank, says the Rainbow Nation 'needs a doctor' before private sector enterprises reconsider their business decisions – which are currently aimed at preventing losses rather than seeking growth opportunities.
Nedbank CEO Mike Brown highlighted the rising unemployment – which has hovered around 30 per cent over the past 25 years — as one of the main risks to the national economy.
"Unemployment is increasing and the underlying reasons for this are structural – not cyclical. It is a ticking timebomb," Brown said. "This is one of the reasons why we have chosen to reinvest 1.5 per cent of profits in the youth employment scheme to try and change this trajectory – and we need more corporates to do the same."
The 3.2% decline in our country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP), in the first three months of the year is a clear indication that our country is heading backwards.https://t.co/PRCz8fsWUT
— Democratic Alliance (@Our_DA) 4 июня 2019 г.
Separately, Nedbank economists say South African corporate cash reserves are at near their highest in several years due to companies' reluctance to invest amid the unfavourable business climate.
Experts say many CEOs were planning to boost spending after last year's ouster of former President Jacob Zuma – notorious for high-government corruption – but a subsequent change in political leadership didn't appear to have helped, as many of South Africa's problems remain unsolved.
The Democratic Alliance, South Africa's biggest opposition party, would reduce the size of the government to help curb the country's ratio of debt to gross domestic product, leader Mmusi Maimane says https://t.co/YEfUExy5B4
— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) 18 апреля 2019 г.
Poor first-quarter GDP figures also come after the 8 May general election. The vote saw a decline in the popularity of the ruling African National Congress (ANC). However, the election cemented the grip on power by the centre-left government of President Cyril Ramaphosa, who has pledged to advance the controversial land reform, among other things.
Investors are concerned that Ramaphosa's proposals could undermine property rights and the free market economy in South Africa. Such sentiments are also spreading among South African voters, as indicated by the recent rise in popularity of the Afrikaner-led Freedom Front Plus Party.
Dismal land policy 'will drive a million voters to Freedom Front Plus' https://t.co/gR2E7lPAv9 via @TimesLIVE
— Pieter Groenewald (@GroenewaldPJ) 20 декабря 2018 г.
However, South Africa is facing tough challenges in the immediate future. Should the second quarter GDP come in negative, the Rainbow nation will be officially in a state of a technical recession – which could trigger further international credit rating downgrades deeper into 'junk' territory.
"The rand saw its backside, the capital market collapses, and traders, journalists and investors all called each other to try and make heads or tails of the total mess up," Dawie Roodt, chief economist of the Efficient Group, said.
The IMF recently downgraded South Africa's growth outlook for this year to 1.2 per cent from 1.4 per cent expected previously, while also lowering next year's outlook to 1.5 per cent from 1.7 per cent.
IMF projections place South Africa among the worst-performing economies in the Sub-Saharan region, and it remains unclear whether the Rainbow nation will find prompt solutions to fix its problems.
economy, recession, South Africa