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Cranbrook Academy of Art Administration Records
Abstract In 1927 George G. Booth established the Cranbrook Academy of Art as an educational environment where students could come and learn from master artists in residence. The Academy functioned as a department under the Cranbrook Foundation and included painting, architecture, sculpture, ceramics and decorative design. The first Academy students were taken in early 1930. Eliel Saarinen was the first President (1932-1946). In 1942, with the opening of the Museum and Library, the Academy became an...
Dates: Majority of material found within 1942 - 1973
Found in: Cranbrook Archives, Cranbrook Center for Collections and Research / Cranbrook Academy of Art Administration Records
S. Glen Paulsen Papers
Abstract Serenus Glen Paulsen attended the University of Illinois, College of Fine and Applied Art from 1938 to 1942, then spent three years in the military under commanding officer, Marshall Fredericks (a sculptor). After the war, he received his Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Pennsylvania, School of Fine Arts, followed by a Master of Architecture and City Planning from the Royal Academy of Arts, Stockholm, Sweden. Paulsen worked for several firms, including Eero Saarinen and...
Found in: Cranbrook Archives, Cranbrook Center for Collections and Research / S. Glen Paulsen Papers
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Names: University of Michigan X
Names: Sepeshy, Zoltan, 1898-1974 X
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Booth, George G. (George Gough), 1864-1949 1
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Concordia Senior College (Fort Wayne, Ind.) 1
Cranbrook Academy of Art. Architecture Studio 1
Cranbrook Architectural Office 1
Cranbrook Foundation 1
Cranbrook Institute of Science 1
Eero Saarinen & Associates 1
Ford Motor Company 1
GM Technical Center 1
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Jobs in the Wildlife Trusts (UK). Each local area has a wildlife trust which can use your help and skills, often help is needed by volunteers in the offices and also on surveys or a range of other work, this link shows the jobs (some paid) available at the trusts, Local Trusts addresses and sometimes websites can be found from this website too. The work is usually not marine based, but can be.


Well, we can't avoid it. As the clocks click, pulse, or sweep past midnight at the end of December 31st this year, the calendar will change to 2000. I suspect the actual moment will be anti-climactic -- but its existence does encourage one to take stock.
Oscar Hammerstein II wrote a lyric for SOUTH PACIFIC that was eventually cut. ""Now is the time, the time to live, no other time is real. Yesterday has gone, tomorrow is a guess, today you can see and feel."" It seems appropriate. It is a wonderful Hammersteinian expression of reality. And it's hopeful, if you yield to it. (It was intended for Emile DeBecque, a character for whom every moment had to be lived to the fullest.) Now is the time we have, and it is the moment between something that has ""gone"" and something that is a ""guess."" This centurial change of date is a powerful ""now.""
We've devoted this issue of our Newsletter to a look back. But in every instance, we have tried to identify words that inform and teach. Studying or paying attention to moments in the creative process that have already happened can only help to inform those moments that are yet to occur. Maybe New Haven and Boston tryouts are things of the past, but they were too important to the collaborations that resulted in great works of musical theater to ignore. Modern equivalents must be found. Agnes de Mille's assistant talking of the bravery of dissecting an unsuccessful opening night to Kurt Weill's telling his forlorn collaborators that he had bad dreams -- these experiences help teach us of the pains and trials of art forms that involve groups of people. The musical theater will always need collections of artists, and there's always acres to learn from those who fought their way through the ups and downs of the creative process.
I am as excited about what will be as I am respectful of what has been. New eyes, fresh voices, unique artists' interpretations -- these have been the lifeblood of maintaining the timeless quality of what this organization represents. The songs, the shows, the movies, the albums continue to surprise and delight. Songs written fifty years ago can be sung today with a fresh sense of discovery that makes time stand still. And I have no reason to believe the same thing won't keep happening as the years go on. In August I sat in a packed theater in Minneapolis at the opening of a tour of THE SOUND OF MUSIC with an audience reacting as if they had never heard a note of the show before. They gasped when Rolf discovered the escaping family, they applauded Richard Chamberlain after he finished dancing the Laendler (I've never seen that happen before) and they stood up at the end, en masse. Some in that crowd must have known what was coming, but in that theater, those people were, to paraphrase a Stephen Sondheim lyric, taking the moment and letting it happen.
Clearly I have come to respect the creative output of the many artists this office represents. And I continue to learn. When I come across (as I did recently) a folder with Oscar Hammerstein's pages of notes leading to one of his famous songs, I am in awe. I look at page after page of yellow legal pad with words hastily written down, scratched out, rhymes begun, verses forming, meter taking shape, verses altered and tweaked -- I want to be a perpetual student. And then I want all writers, directors, producers, actors and others interested in the art today to see what I'm seeing, and feel the painstaking hard work that obviously went into every seemingly effortless lyric. There's never too much to learn, and in continuing to learn comes a more interesting future.


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I have this code.
And I can't get why getName() for Child returns Parent's name.
I'm expecting that getName() fot Child will return "child", but that's not happening.
Could you help me with questions where am I wrong and how to fix that?
Thank you.

A: Because when you re-declare a field like name, you create a new one, not change the existing one.
class Child extends Parent {
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In other words, in your example you have two fields, not one.  Parent.name and Child.name and getName() returns the first one.  That's what's causing the problem.

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Southwest Missouri Congressman Billy Long re-introduces safety legislation regarding U.S. Army Corps of Engineers waterways
By Linda Simmons
Published: Mar. 23, 2021 at 11:35 AM CDT
TANEY COUNTY, Mo. (KY3) - Southwest Missouri Congressman Billy Long re-introduced legislation in the U.S. House regarding U.S. Army Corps of Engineers projects, following three deaths near a low water crossing on Bull Creek in Taney County.
Three kayakers have died on the creek in the past two years near a low-water crossing. The families of all three filed wrongful death lawsuits against the owner and contractor. The lawsuits claim the crossing in place at the time was not properly built and created a powerful hydraulic, forcing victims under water. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers investigators found after those three deaths, the bridge was not in compliance with standards, even though the design was approved.
Congressman Long reintroduced legislation to prevent anything similar from happening again. His legislation requires the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to complete a study to determine the cost and manpower needed to inspect all of the projects the corps permits once completed. Currently, the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers says it isn't required to inspect every nationwide permit project, and it only inspects for issues like water quality and fish movement. Congressman Long wants them to also consider safety.
"Right now, they don't have to take safety into consideration," said Congressman Long. "That's a key component to this bill that I've put forth is that we want to be able to take safety into consideration instead of just the habitat, wildlife and clean water. Everybody wants clean water, but we also want people to be able to enjoy that clean water and be able to go home that night."
Crews removed the low-water crossing on Bull Creek last summer. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says it completed its inspection and found the new bridge in compliance in December.
Long says his proposed legislation, H.R. 2095, will go to the transportation and infrastructure committee. He hopes to include it into a larger infrastructure bill.
To report a correction or typo, please email digitalnews@ky3.com
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Cite As: Saharnaz ZareAfifi, Romil Verma, and Brian King. (2012, April 13). Securing Sensor Networks. Poster session presented at IUPUI Research Day 2012, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Sensors can have significant impact on one's life. They can measure temperature, level of humidity, speed, motion, distance, light or the presence/absence of an object and many other phenomena and then these measurements can be processed together to provide the information that we use to make informative decisions. Today with the use of smart devices, such as iPhone, android phones, etc, we can interface with these sensors and use them in our daily lives. In the future, we will encounter even more intelligent and precise sensors, some that can significantly change our society. For example, consider sensors which can track eye movements and then process these movements to move the cursor within a windows session on a computer , envision how this could impact a paraplegic or even be applied within a computer aided surgical unit. Consider future sensors that can analyze the protein contents of a single cell and how they can be used in applications for medical diagnosis  or sensors that allow you to track and modify your energy usage . Again, a potential conduit to these sensors may be our smart devices. In general, these sensors will provide us data, for which we can make decisions that improve our lives. In the future these sensors will be interconnected, data will be collected, and processed and automated decisions will be made and implemented by our smart devices. If humans collect the data to make information, i.e. make decisions, then the human can intercede when they view the data is inaccurate, but if devices make automated decisions then such information/decisions will be limited by the accuracy of the sensor data. We cannot rely on faulty information generated by inaccurate data. Faulty data can be generated by sensors that are acting improperly, perhaps because of a consumed power source (i.e. battery) or by entities, i.e. malicious parties, who infuse false data into the sensor network. The potential of a malicious party within the sensor network exists, and in order for us to rely on the sensor data we must be able to detect faulty data as well as malicious behavior (possibly by the sensor device). In this research project we will explore several potential attacks to the sensor network. In this work, we will briefly discuss two security problems. First, if a sensor is sending faulty data then the information generated can be faulty. This information is usually characterized as data aggregation (the data from multiple sensors is aggregated into information) and such an attack is characterized as the Data Aggregation attack. In this project, we will explore methods to detect the Data Aggregation attack and develop countermeasures to protect against the attack. Secondly, because malicious parties (or sensors) may exist, there is a potential in an automated system, of one device accusing another device of inappropriate behavior. For example, a malicious device may accuse other devices to avoid detection. This type of attack is characterized as the Reputation attack. In this work we will discuss the Reputation and Data Aggregation attacks, and develop power friendly countermeasures (fewer complexes with small amount of calculation) to these attacks.


Finnish mobile game company Next Games opened in 2013, and has firmly established itself as a leader in game development and marketing strategy. In just under five years, the company has grown to 100 employees and launched two popular mobile games.
Next Games created the mobile game Walking Dead: No Man's Land for AMC's TV series The Walking Dead. YouTube stars Lele Pons and Anwar Jibawi collaborated with Next Games to promote the game, which has been a massive success. Both videos created by the top YouTubers to showcase the game have millions of views to date.
1. Tell me a bit about yourself and Next Games.
Well I've personally got a background in advertising and digital agencies and hopped the fence to the gaming side of things when I joined Rovio to work on the Angry Birds franchise. I've been at Next Games now for a couple of years, working as the Marketing Director in charge of overlooking the marketing for all of our products.
Next Games is about 5 years old, has launched two games to date (Compass Point West & The Walking Dead: No Man's Land), and employs approximately 100 people now. We've got a couple of new products in the pipeline, an augmented reality location-based shooter The Walking Dead: Our World, and a game based on Blade Runner 2049 which we haven't announced any details about yet.
2. What's been the major driving factor for pursuing and scaling your influencer marketing efforts?
I've always been a firm believer in not doing advertising but instead doing cool things. Generally, people like authenticity and hate when things are being force-fed to them. Influencers fit well into this scheme as it's easier to promote your product in an authentic way, coming from a trusted source.
Obviously, there's been a huge shift in the gaming marketing space towards influencers but I think most companies are still approaching influencer marketing the wrong way and looking at it as another UA (user acquisition) channel. This is a very shortsighted approach. We treat influencer marketing as its own entity and a playground to test out different theories and ideas.
3. How has marketing with social media influencers helped you target the right demographics?
Oh it's great. If a certain type of influencer resonates particularly well with your audience, there's gotta be a reason for it. While we always start our influencer marketing efforts with an idea of who we want to reach, many times along the way we discover something new which allows us to hone down the target group even further.
4. Your game Walking Dead: No Man's Land is the official mobile game for AMC's, The Walking Dead. How do you take a hit TV series and transform it into a successful mobile gaming experience?
By being truthful to what the show is about.
Fans love it for a specific reason, and if we can't create something that those same fans love, we've failed. For example, with The Walking Dead, the appeal of the show goes way beyond fighting the undead. There are different subthemes that different audience segments enjoy and it's important to create something that appeals to everyone, whether they enjoy the show because of the apocalypse setting or intense human relationship drama.
5. Augmented reality is becoming increasingly more popular in the gaming space. Mobile phones are also beginning to support AR in a more mainstream way. How will these two trends converge for Next Games?
Well we have a game coming out which is all about AR. The Walking Dead: Our World will fulfill the ultimate The Walking Dead viewer fantasy, allowing you to actually experience the apocalypse in your own neighborhood, city or home.
We're pretty pumped about it.
6. Any other big projects, initiatives, or launches on the horizon you'd like to share?
Our Blade Runner game will be really interesting as sci-fi is a genre we're excited to get into.
7. What are some other emerging marketing trends in the mobile gaming space you feel will gain even more traction in 2018?
For sure previous trends will keep growing stronger. Big players in the UA space will dominate it even further and Apple & Google's role will get it even bigger when it comes to discovery.
The influencer marketing space will get more tightly regulated and run-of-the-mill type content will become less and less effective.
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Also see our SE Asia Primates and SE Asia Birds pages.
Where to see the big animals of Southeast Asia: While Indonesia still claims to have tigers and elephants, these animals are very rare and not likely to be seen outside a zoo or perhaps a "showcase" park in Sumatra. Borneo (both Indonesian Kalimantan and the Malay states of Sabah and Sarawak) is home to the orangutan and proboscis monkeys. Orangutans can also be seen at a reserve in Sumatra. Most reserves welcome visitors and are relatively easy to access. The Komodo Dragon is perhaps the most famous large animal of Indonesia. Since it lives only on Komodo and Rinca Islands in the Komodo National Park, the Komodo Dragon is also easily seen (if a bit difficult to get to). Elephants, both wild and trained can be seen in Peninsular Malaysia at Taman Negara National Park and Kuala Gandah Elephant Reserve.
In Thailand, rehabilitated tigers can be visited at the Tiger Temple in Kanchanburi and there are many opportunities to get up close and personal with an Asian Elephant around Chiang Mai, in northern Thailand (and even on Phuket). With the exception of the Komodo Dragon, most of Southeast Asia's larger animals are endangered. Educational opportunities can be found throughout the area at the many preserves. Perhaps you can help in some way.
Tigers are one of the most endangered of all the Asian animals, and we were lucky to visit the Thai Tiger Temple (as it's known in English) in the Kanchanaburi Province of Thailand. Here, the Buddhist monks have been taking in orphaned tiger cubs for several years, and are now successfully breeding them. They are fed on cooked chicken (about 5 kg per day) to reduce their blood-thirst as they are visited by hundreds of people each week. At the temple, no one has been harmed by a tiger even though you can have your picture taken while hugging or sitting by them. It is estimated that about 2,000 Indochinese Tigers Panthera tigris corbetti live in the mountains and hills to the north of the Temple and across the border in Burma. Unfortunately, poaching is rife. The tigers at the temple will be released into a protected area.
About 2,000 Asian Elephants Elephus maximus still roam freely in parts of the Malaysian Peninsula and Borneo and another 2,000 or so in remote areas of Thailand. Sadly, their numbers are decreasing as their habitat is destroyed by the pressures of expanding human settlements and cultivation of fields and, primarily in Malaysia, palm oil plantations. On the Malaysian Peninsula wild elephants still raid farm crops, causing havoc with the villagers. In the past these elephants were shot, but now for the most part they are being captured (with the aid of trained elephants) by the staff of Kuala Gandah Elephant Sanctuary. This small sanctuary east of Malaysia's capital of Kuala Lumpur brings in orphaned or renegade wild elephants for a few weeks or months (sometimes years, for the youngest ones) of rehabilitation before releasing them into Malaysia's huge Taman Negara National Park. The best place to see elephants up close and personal in Malaysia is Kuala Gandah Elephant Sanctuary. See their MyElephants.org website.
In Thailand, the Asian Elephant is a revered animal and the relationship between people and elephants extends back through ancient history. Elephants have a working life of almost 50 years, so often a father/son team of mahouts (care-givers and trainers) worked with one elephant. Forestry has now been banned in Thailand as a result of over-harvesting, so today there are many unemployed elephants and mahouts. In remote parts of the country elephants are still used as jungle transportation, their huge padded feet moving easily through the underbrush and along rivers. Many mahouts and elephants now work in the tourist trade, allowing visitors to learn more about these wonderful huge animals. In northern Thailand whole villages are dedicated to caring for and working with large families of elephants. Elephant treks and visits to working elephants camps in northern Thailand can be arranged through tour agents in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Asian Elephants are shorter than African elephants (males being about 1m or 3' shorter). They have more toes (5 on the front feet and 4 on the back), and only 1 fleshy lobe on the end of the trunk. (African elephants have 2 lobes on their trunks). Asian elephant ears are smaller, not covering their shoulders like those of the African elephants. The Asian elephant's back humps up, while the African elephant's back is bowed. African elephants are not generally trainable.
Wild Pigs are found throughout SE Asia. We saw them in two distinct habitats in Indonesia: on the arid beaches of Komodo and Rinca Islands in southern Indonesia (left) and again deep in the rainforest of Kalimantan (right). Like their cousins, the warthogs of Africa, wild pigs raise their tails when fleeing danger. (Recognize the term "High‑Tailing it?") They are omnivorous, feeding on whatever is available, and are responsible for much destruction to cultivated fields. In Tanjung Puting Reserve in Kalimantan (home to the orangutans) the Borneo Bearded Pigs Sus barbatus (right) often compete for the food put out for the rehabilitated orangutans. Wild pigs have long canine teeth that grow upwards and outwards, forming formidable small tusks.
Malayan Black Giant Squirrel on Penang Is.
High in the trees over a spice garden in Penang, Malaysia we spotted a VERY big squirrel. It turns out to have been the Malayan Black Giant Squirrel Ratufa bicolor (left). Growing up to 0.9 meters (38 inches) in length, these animals are primarily arboreal (living in trees) and feed on seeds, nuts, and occasionally insects. They are found primarily in the canopy of primary forest so it was surprising to see one in Penang's northern forest. They are usually solitary, and can leap great distances with excellent agility from branch to branch. They range throughout most of Southeast Asia, but their habitat is declining, and they are no longer found in Singapore. Given the angle of the photo, we were not able to see the pale buffy/orange coloration of the cheeks, upper chest, or top of the forearms.
Malaysia's Black-Banded Squirrel Callosciurus nigrovittatus (right) is more akin to the animals we know in North America, as their size (up to 50 cm or 19 inches) seems more familiar. These small rodents have white and black bands on their sides and belly. They're found in both secondary and primary lowland forest, but seem unable to adopt to the re-growth of heavily logged areas. They are absent from Singapore. They feed on fruits and seeds. The one here (right) was photographed at Bako National Park, at sea level, in Borneo's state of Sarawak.
Prevost's Squirrel Callosciurus prevostii has many subspecies, each with a varying color pattern. We first met the Prevost's squirrel in the primary forest of Sepilok Orangutan Sanctuary, Sabah, Borneo. This subspecies (left) appears all black with a cream-colored belly and chin just beginning to show. Other subspecies have more striking colors, such as white or orange side stripes and belly. These rodents are diurnal and almost exclusively arboreal. They prefer sweet fruits to nuts or seeds, and also feed on termites and other insects dug from rotting wood. Although they are found primarily in lowland rainforest, they will venture into agricultural areas, even palm oil plantations, in search of food. They have blunt snouts and are the largest of this genus Callosciurus, reaching up to 54 cm (21 inches) in length, including the bushy tail.
The lively little Mountain Treeshrew Tupaia montana (left) was one of the first creatures to welcome us to the rest stop on the Mesilau trail on Mt. Kinabalu. Bold and inquisitive, it reminded us of the chipmunks so common in the western USA. Except that it has a very sharp nose! These small rodents appear all gray in the field, but in better light you can see a pale shoulder stripe. They occur on Mt Kinabalu from 900m to 3170m (2970' to 10,450') and in other mountains of Borneo. They are endemic to Borneo.
Dremomys everetti is the Latin name for the Bornean Mountain Ground Squirrel. This small rodent (right) is one of the most commonly seen mammals on the slopes of Mt Kinabalu at elevations between 1000‑3400m (3,500‑11,200 ft). While Jon and I rested in a small wooden shelter on the Mesilau Trail on Mt. Kinabalu, this little guy peaked out, wiggled his snout, and skittered away again into the underbrush. These small squirrels have grey/buff backs and bushy tails, with a creamy belly. They are endemic (occurring nowhere else) to Borneo.
In southern Indonesia there is a whole national park named after the world's largest lizard: the Komodo Dragon Varanus komodoensis. A member of the family of monitor lizards, the Komodo is a fearsome creature, reaching a length of up to 3 meters (10 feet). These lizards have fork-like tongues and are able to swallow their prey whole. They eat all manner of small animals (and some not so small) including insects, birds, mammals, plus carrion. Found only on Komodo and Rinca Islands in southern Indonesia, these large carnivorous lizards have been able to flourish for they are not hunted by the local people. Komodo dragons are shy and elusive except when they gather near the national park headquarters for feeding. Walking the trails of Rinca Park and Komodo we only occasionally spotted juveniles in the dry brush. Larger animals have been known to attack humans, pigs, and goats. The wooden carving was done by tribesmen on Komodo Island, Indonesia and now resides in Ocelot's salon.
Closely related to the Komodo Dragons are the far more common, and far less aggressive Water Monitor Lizards Varanus salvator. These water-loving lizards are found throughout SE Asia, and we frequently saw them in and near rivers, streams, and even along the shores of the ocean or out on islands. Some swim in the anchorages, and climb up onto the docks of the marinas. They feed on fish and small amphibians and invertebrates. On the island of Penang, off the west coast of Malaysia we came upon two huge monitors (right) on the bank of a small stream -- they were each about 6 feet (1.8m) long! Water Monitors eat anything they can swallow: including snakes almost as big as they are, small deer, and even carrion and dead bodies. (Yum.) When threatened they hiss, puff up their cheeks and lash out with their tails. They climb well, and the young may stay in trees for many hours to avoid predators. They are not listed as endangered, but they are hunted for food by indigenous people throughout South East Asia.
This colorful Malayan Box Turtle Cuora amboinensis is supposedly common in Malaysia, but we only ever saw them in captivity in ponds, such as those near Chinese temples or bird parks. It has a striking red line on the face, with yellow lines radiating from the eyes and mouth. They are often taken for the pet trade.
Wagler's Pit Viper Tropidolaemus wagleri is one of Malaysia's most common poisonous snakes. The "pit" part of the name refers to the two cavities behind the nostrils that have heat sensing organs to allow the snake to sense the warmth from prey at night, which is when it is active.
Pit vipers are viviparous, meaning they give birth to live young (the eggs are broken open inside the female). A female can give birth to up to 50 baby snakes, which can care for themselves immediately upon birth, and come with fully loaded poison sacs, ready to fill their hollow fangs with venom. The venom from a pit viper attacks the red blood cells of its prey (as opposed to other venomous snakes whose poison effects the nervous system). Wagler's eat small rodents, birds and sometimes frogs.
The animal at left was in the rainforest of Sarawak, Borneo, right beside a trail. It seems to have been injured on the head. Wagler's Pit Vipers go through several color phases, this being the third (Sulawesi) phase, with green background and blue bars, with a blue bar from the nostril along the head. The young are green with red and yellow dots. Pit vipers are characterized by their triangular heads. Their fangs lay flat in the mouth, and spring forward when they bite.
Although SE Asia is home to many snakes it is very rare to see one. In fact, we saw only 5 wild snakes in 24 months of travel in Southeast Asia!
On the shores of Chalong Bay, southern Phuket Island we were astonished by the rapid movement of a slim green, black and yellow snake. It slithered out from under leaf litter, right between shoes feet(!), and across a sandy patch, where it posed long enough to be photographed! Although the colors are reminiscent of the juvenile Wagler's Pit viper (above) it did not have the characteristic triangular head. With the help of the photograph we were able to identify it as a Golden Tree Snake Chrysopelea ornata ornatissima. Our Thai contractor, Golf told us that the name in Thai means "Golden throat". This snake is very fast, and is active in the daytime. It eats rodents, geckos, and small lizards. Although it is a member of the viper family, its poison is mild enough to not severely affect humans. We were lucky to not corner it, though, for it is known to bite very quickly if it can't escape. They grow to about 48" (1.4 meters). The one we saw was about 30" or 80 cm.
We were anchored off Malaysia's "Jungle Island" of Langkawi (north-west Malaysian Peninsula) after a few days of heavy rain when we realized we had a snake on board Ocelot! We didn't know what it was, but we knew we didn't want it inside, so brave Sue pushed braver Jon outside the main doorway (right by the snake!) and slammed the door shut! With the boat hook (a long pole with a dull hook) Jon was able to lift and flick the snake towards the water. Unfortunately, it landed in our raised dinghy, not in the water. Brave Sue then went outside with the camera and captured a bit of digital footage of the event. Later, when the hearts rates had lowered, we could ID the snake as a Reticulated Python Python reticulatus. Not only is the pattern characteristic, but the dark stripe down the head and the elongated shape of the head are clues to its identity. These snakes can reach huge sizes: up to 30' (9 meters) and weigh over 320 lbs (145 kg). They are very active in the evening and at night, searching for prey they can squeeze, suffocate, and swallow whole. They prey on chickens, pigs, dogs, rodents, whatever they can get. They are very good swimmers. Large pythons are very aggressive and are dangerous to humans. The little 5' (1.5 meter) guy in our dinghy may not have been a danger to us, but unfortunately he was probably one very angry snake at having been poked at and flipped 3 times before he returned to his familiar ocean! It is possible that he crawled into our dinghy while it was tied ashore the previous evening, or, more likely, he swam or traveled on a floating mini-island of sticks which bumped the boat, and it decided to dry out a bit by slithering up our sugar-scoops from the sea.
In the secondary forest alone the banks of the Kinabatangan River in northern Sabah, Borneo, we came upon this striking Black Banded Skink Mabuya rudis (left). This lizard is primarily terrestrial, and probably diurnal. It eats flies, moths, grasshoppers and cockroaches (yum), and lays clutches of 2‑4 eggs. It is found in low and midland forests up to 1300m (4300') throughout Borneo, Sulawesi, Sumatra and the Philippines.
On the right, this handsome crested lizard (possibly Agamidae family) was climbing a tree in the forests on the slopes of Mt. Kinabalu, Borneo. We have no other ID on him/her. Can anyone help?
What a beauty! This small green and black frog, Hylarana erythraea (left) was basking on the water lilies in the Spice Garden, on Penang Island. It is apparently common around human habitation, including irrigation ditches and agricultural areas. I found an ID for it on a website about Borneo frogs.
This warty brown toad (right) was hugging a concrete wall on the highest hill on Langkawi Island, Malaysia. We don't have an ID for him/her. But what a bod! Something only another toad could love!


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But now I have 1 common page accessible from both statistics and tax page :
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So I would like to make Statistics menu active when user goes on Rank page from Statistics page and make Tax menu item active when user goes on rank page from Tax page.

A: You're making this way too complicated. Try this instead:
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In other words, all you need is a simple ternary to compare the URL of the link with the current URL. Request.Url.AbsolutePath is used so that query strings are ignored. Setting a url variable just prevents having to call Url.Action multiple times, keeping things DRY.

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(If yes, how would one prove that?)

A: It is indeed the only counterexample. Here's how you go about showing that.
Let $|G|=2n$ where $n$ is odd, and let $x\in G$ have order $2$. The permutation $G\to G$ given by multiplication (say on the left) by $x$ is an involution, and yet it fixes nothing. Thus its cycle decomposition is comprised of $n$ $2$-cycles, whence $x$ induces an odd permutation.
The set of elements of $G$ which induce even permutations forms a subgroup $H$. For any $g\in G\setminus H$, we note that $xg$ is an element of $H$, so $g\in x^{-1}H$. This means that the index of $H$ in $G$ is $2$, and and as result $H\lhd G$.
If $|G|>2$, then $H$ is a nontrivial normal subgroup of $G$.

I learned this argument in the text Finite Group Theory by Martin Isaacs, pg. 35, and I have hardly changed it here.

A: This is a standard result, and the proof -- show that the hypotheses imply that the left action of $G$ on itself does not land in the alternating subgroup $A_{|G|}$ and thus the kernel of the sign homomorphism gives an index $2$ normal subgroup -- is also standard.  But I had a hard time remembering it: I would look it up in my undergraduate algebra text every few years.
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A few months ago though I found a construction which is a bit more general but also more conceptual, and thus I think I will remember it from now on.  The idea is that whenever a group $G$ acts on a finite set $X$ we get a homomorphism $G \ra \operatorname{Sym} X$; by composing with the natural sign map $\operatorname{Sym} X \ra \{\pm 1\}$ we get a signature homomorphism $\epsilon_X: G \ra \{ \pm 1\}$.  It is interesting to try to determine $\epsilon_X$ for various natural representations: in fact, this is related to Zolotarev's proof of quadratic reciprocity and came up in some work of mine on "abstract" generalizations thereof.
If we start with the group $G$, what is the most natural $G$-set?  Certainly it is $G$ acting on itself, say from the left (doing it on the right doesn't change what happens next).  I call the associated homomorphism $\epsilon_G: G \ra \{ \pm 1\}$ the Cayley signature map of $G$.  It turns out that there is a surprising clean characterization of $\epsilon_G$:

Lemma: Let $G$ be a finite group.
a) The following are equivalent:
(i) The Cayley signature homomorphism $\epsilon_G$ is nontrivial.
(ii) The Sylow $2$-subgroups of $G$ are cyclic and nontrivial.
b) If $\epsilon_G$ is nontrivial, its kernel is the unique index $2$ subgroup of $G$.

I discovered this result for myself and was pleased with it.  I found though that part a) previously appeared in a 1979 MONTHLY note of Patrick Morton.  For a proof and for further related results, see Lemma 3 here.  Part a) is very elementary and comes from the easy identification of the cycle type of $g \cdot$ for any $g \in G$.  Part b) uses what I think must be the very first "normal complement theorem", due in this case -- appropriately enough! -- to Cayley.  (A reference to Cayley's normal complement theorem seems to be missing currently; maybe someone can help me out here...)
Now let $G$ be finite of order $n \equiv 2 \pmod{4}$.  Then its Sylow $2$-subgroups have order $2$, so must be cyclic and nontrivial.  It follows that $\epsilon_G$ is nontrivial, and its kernel is a normal, index $2$ subgroup of $G$ (of course index $2$ subgroups of any group are always normal).  So $G$ cannot be simple unless it itself has order $2$.  Moreover $\operatorname{Ker} \epsilon$ is the unique index $2$ subgroup of order $G$.
As the OP says, this problem is often asked on qualifying exams.  In fact algebra quals often ask other problems which can be solved by this technique of extracting an index $2$ subgroup from the Cayley action of $G$ on itself.  I think that the above Lemma will help with these as well...

A: Suppose G is a nonabelian group of order 2m where m is odd, and it has a subgroup A = {1,a} of order 2 which is not normal. Note that $a^2$ = 1. Then $\exists$ y $\in$ G such that
(1) $y^{-1}ay$  =$b \neq$ a. Then
$b^2$ = $y^{-1}ayy^{-1}ay$ = 1
$a^2$ = $b^2$ so that
aa = bb $\Rightarrow$
$ab^{-1} =ba^{-1}$ $\Rightarrow$ ab= ba
Then the set {1,a,b,ab} is a group.  You can see that by inspection (multiplying together any two elements). For example bab = bba = a.
But 4 does not divide 2m, so there cannot be a subgroup of order 4 in G.  So there is no y as in (1).


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Andy Bargerstock
Host of Fringe Toast
Tuesday 12-2am
Wednesday 8-10pm
Saturday 8-10am
Influenced heavily by DJ Don Davis from WDVE in Pittsburgh, PA in the early 1970s, Andy Bargerstock was a college radio DJ in Pennsylvania from 1973-76 when he was known as "The Underground Man." With a continuing passion for music that is not mainstream, Andy offers a unique mix of music that stirs the soul. Some say the music produces endorphins in the listener.
A Crystal Wash of Stars
25 songs by bands that fans of rock and roll will be very familiar with- either as a 45 rpm single, or a choice album cut. We will hear singles by Fleetwood Mac, Free, The Alan Parsons Project, Aaron Neville, Canned Heat, and JJ Cale. I dug deep and pulled out some album tracks by The Beach Boys, The Doors, Blues Image, It's A Beautiful Day, and David Crosby. Check out the playlist online Thursday morning, and catch some stars at 2 PM. The G Man
We Will All Line Up
Your pre-election song cycle hits today at 2 PM. Side One: Angst. The Demublicans and Republicrats have hoisted their boorish clowns on us, so now I get to play my favorite anti-establishment music. You can expect songs that skewer effectively. Side Two: Contentment. After venting for an hour I will provide the bigger picture and we will all go off and focus on more important things like love and purpose. Perhaps cathartic, certainly emotive, and generally satisfying music on the way from bands like Steely Dan, Its All Meat, Badly Drawn Boy, Chicago, and Ray LaMontagne. Maybe twenty other bands or so, so please enjoy the music, and express your support for KRUU if you can't support you-know who. The G Man
J.K. & Co., Crome Syrcus, The Nancys, and George Harrison
The four artists listed above are dominating the show this weekend, along with a comedy skit by The Firesign Theatre. Full album side-length cuts will take you quickly through the show. J. K. & Co. is a new addition to my collection even though it was produced in 1968. The album, called Suddenly One Summer, is a candidate for record of the year in my mind. Two other items of note: I found an alternate version of a Turtles song I love, and I have a track from a recent compilation by Lee Hazelwood that is very cool. Lots of other great music, check the playlist. Cool Breeze
No Commercial Potential
Hilariously, record company execs would state that a band had 'no commercial potential', and ash can them. Then watch them generate huge sales numbers. We all want to prove the detractors wrong, of course, and that is the gist of the next show. Appearances by Frank Zappa, Manfred Mann, Dan Hicks, The Grateful Dead, and Spacemen 3 will highlight a playlist full of talented people that found a way to get radio airplay. The G Man
Two Full Albums on The Rainbow Rider
Two full slabs of vinyl coming your way on the next show. The Love Explosion released its first album recently entitled Movies In Your Mind. I have been playing tracks off of this album already on my shows. Lots of instrumentals in the pop psych vein, and catchy too. We will also listen to a self-titled release by ...Of Sinking Ships. Also mostly instrumental, and the songs sort of pull you into a dreamscape. Compelling stuff from a 2007 release by the band. I am also playing my favorite track from one of my record of the year candidates, Horseback. Plus some Beat Pharmacy, Bob Marley, and The Small Faces. Cool Breeze
You'll Enjoy It, Too
A show compiled strictly for the pleasure of my wife, you will nevertheless enjoy it as it happens. Come Under Nancy's Tent is an album by The Eagle, a one-off band formed from the ashes of Beacon Street Union. It is also the theme for the show, in which you get to hear three cuts from that rockin' record, and some sweet sounds from all sorts of Nancy derivatives, like Nancy Sinatra, Nancy J, Boxcar Nancy, Nancy Wilson, and The Nancys. New music interspersed: Father John Misty, Magic Trick, Kurt Vile, Whitney, London Souls, Cool Ghouls, and Shakey Graves. The set concludes with a fave cut by Host Country. Prepare to be thoroughly entertained. The G Man
Let's Keep The Boogie Going
Love that picture on the deep tracks blog below. Shimmy down the road a bit with me today as we cut a deep groove on nineteen tracks. The Grateful Dead, Canned Heat, Little Feat, and Creedence Clearwater Revival set the tone. Plus The Shags, The Lemon Pipers, and Elvin Bishop of all people. Guaranteed to make you feel like you just gotta move around.... The G Man
Middle of The Night Tonight
Two to Four A.M. tomorrow morning, with a replay Monday morning at 4 A.M.: We're Jammin'. Orange Peel, The Paperhead, Creepy John Thomas, US 69, Psychic Ills, and Johnny Winter all contribute some great vamping for the nighttime. Also an unnamed track from Paul Kantner, blues from Siegel-Schwall and Hiss Golden Messenger, and The Host Country takes us out at the end of the show. Playlist on the left column, enjoy. Cool Breeze
I Know What I Want: Let's Start With That
Here we go. Two hours of interesting and enlightening music. The G Man
Well... one definition of that word is the act of arranging. You can see why I jumped all over that particular context. I arrange 4 hours of new show time every week, and then it is repeated at a later time, and therefore 8 hours of original programming results. So 8 of 168 hours a week, you are mine. Imagine an intense look of satisfaction on my face, and you will close to the feeling I get from that fact. And- there is the music. You just have to examine the playlist in order to assess the level of grandeur of this show. As is usually the case, I have bands known, and unknown, to you. I have long songs and short songs. I have songs that inform, entertain, provoke, and excite you. I just want to tell you that it is so worth your time to listen to these shows. If you have even a modicum of interest in rock and roll, you will be thrilled by what transpires. Enjoy. The G Man
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Commercializing the First Direct-Diode Laser Bright Enough to Cut, Weld Metal
By Rob Matheson, MIT News Office | July 24, 2014
Diode lasers — used in laser pointers, barcode scanners, DVD players, and other low-power applications — are perhaps the most efficient, compact, and low-cost lasers available.
Attempts have been made over the years to amplify the brightness of these valuable lasers for industrial applications, such as welding and cutting metal. But boosting power usually means decreasing beam quality, or focus. And the beam never gets intense enough to melt metal.
Now MIT Lincoln Laboratory spinout TeraDiode is commercializing a multikilowatt diode laser system that's bright enough to cut and weld — even through a half-inch of steel — at greater efficiencies than today's industrial lasers.
The 4-kilowatt TeraBlade runs on a novel power-scaling technique developed at MIT that manipulates individual diode laser beams into a single output ray. This allows for boosting power of a diode laser, while preserving a very focused beam.
"[The TeraBlade] has comparable beam quality as compared with traditional manufacturing lasers, such as carbon dioxide, disk, and fiber," says TeraDiode co-founder and vice president Robin Huang, a former Lincoln Laboratory researcher and TeraBlade co-inventor. "However, because the TeraBlade is a direct-diode laser, it has the highest efficiency and lowest cost of ownership as compared with these other lasers."
Huang says TeraBlade represents a "third generation" of industrial lasers. The first generation, which evolved a few decades ago, was carbon dioxide lasers, in which electricity runs through a gas to produce light. These are very bright, but can be as large as trucks and operate at about 20 percent efficiency.
Then came diode-pumped solid-state (DPSS) lasers — including disk and fiber — that first transfer energy from diode lasers into a medium, usually a crystal, before converting it into a laser beam. These operate only up to about 30 percent efficiency.
But the TeraBlade, aptly called a "direct-diode" laser, uses light directly from the diodes, skipping the DPSS conversion step and saving energy, Huang says. This means the TeraBlade operates with just as much power and brightness as all other industrial lasers — about 2,600 megawatts per square centimeter per steradian — at roughly 40 percent efficiency.
Wavelength beam combining
At the core of the TeraBlade is a power-scaling technique known as wavelength beam combining (WBC), or incoherent beam combining, developed by Huang and former Lincoln Laboratory researcher and TeraDiode co-founder Bien Chann, who is now the company's vice president and chief technology officer.
Diode lasers are tiny semiconductor devices that, when electrically charged, cause electrons to create photons of the same wavelength, or color, traveling in the same direction. When fed through an output collimation lens, this creates a ray of laser light.
An individual diode laser — in, say, a laser pointer — can emit a beam, in infrared and near-infrared wavelengths, that can be tightly focused to a very small spot, but with little power, Huang explains. Overlapping many similar beams at differing wavelengths, however, produces a beam that focuses on a small spot, making it very intense. And the number of overlapping beams with differing wavelengths can be very high.
In the early 2000s, Huang, Chann, and Lincoln Laboratory colleagues built a few prototype lasers based on WBC technology. One, which reached a power level of 50 watts, "was a world's record for diode laser brightness at that time," Huang says.
In 2009, Huang and Chann — along with Fred Leonberger, a former Lincoln Laboratory staffer who now serves on TeraDiode's board of directors, and former CEO David Sossen — launched TeraDiode, now in Wilmington, Mass., to bring the technology to market. (The company's current CEO is photonics entrepreneur Parviz Tayebati.)
Today, the WBC-based TeraBlade is a laser module that contains diode laser bars (long arrays of diode lasers), a transform lens, a diffraction grating, and an output lens. The light from the diode lasers passes through a transform lens, onto the carefully positioned diffraction grating, a plate of glass scratched with parallel lines. However, instead of dispersing light at different angles — which it's designed to do — the grating forces the beams into the same direction, superimposing them on one another.
There are a few other multikilowatt direct-diode lasers, but they run on another popular and similar power-scaling technique, called side-by-side or spatial beam combining, that joins together the beams of similar wavelengths. As the number of diode lasers increases, the beam quality degrades, resulting in a large focused spot, limiting the beam's intensity.
This means the TeraBlade outputs a beam roughly 100 times brighter than these scaled-up direct-diode laser models, Huang says.
Each TeraBlade module outputs about 1,000 watts and can be scaled to increase power. The company has also developed a commercial TeraBlade system: a 3-foot cube that comes with multiple laser engines, a control computer, power supplies, and an output head for welding and cutting, among other components.
Sky's the limit
Increasingly, the TeraDiode technology is finding customers in countries such as Japan and Germany, where energy costs are high, Huang says.
In April, the company began shipping its system to Panasonic Welding Systems in Europe and Japan. Other customers include top global builders of industrial laser-based machines and system integrators.
"More broadly, our vision is to revolutionize the laser industry," Huang says, by introducing powerful direct-diode lasers to various applications across the globe.
In the future, he adds, the company is also looking toward defense applications. One idea is to build a laser that acts as a heat-seeking missile deterrent: It fires infrared laser light at the missile, which would confuse the missile's programming, and cause it to lose its target. The laser's compact design would allow it to be mounted on a fighter jet.
With the TeraBlade technology, Huang says, "The sky is the limit — literally."
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The Myth of Postracialism in Television News
Libby Lewis, Charlton McIlwain (Editor), Robin R Means Coleman (Editor)
Media, Culture & Communication
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Biggles by Capt. W.E. Johns. A series of 96 books written between 1932 and 1968, following the stirring adventures of James 'Biggles' Bigglesworth as he flies Sopwith Camels in WW I, Spitfires and Hurricanes in WW II, eventually graduating to Hawker Hunter jets in a post-war story. Early books cover the transition from the RFC to the RAF.
Bluebelles on Parade by Robert C Bertie. The battle of the sexes comes to a postwar RAF station when the ladies take on the men in a parade ground drill competition.
Fightigator by John Forbes. An F4 Phantom crew from RAF Leuchars face a dangerous adversary in a Cold War action/spy thriller.
Flagship March by Robert C Bertie. The battle of the sexes continues at RAF March in a sequel to Bluebelles on Parade.
For Freedom and Honour by James R.S. Black. Set in WWII, following the fortunes of an RAF Spitfire pilot from Perthshire in Scotland.
From Waafs to Riches by Robert C Bertie. The final instalment in the Bill Barrett / Bluebelles series.
Safari Mzuri by Brian J. Elliott. RAF National Servicemen have a wild time in 1960's Kenya
The Cry of the Nightjar by Gerhard Heilig. A fictionalised but highly realistic account of the life of a WW II bomber pilot.
The Hamburg Dossier by John Law. A retired RAF Police officer returns to Germany to reinvestigate a 50-year-old murder mystery.
The Impotence of Being Charlie by Charles Gonda. Romance and skulduggery on a postwar RAF air base.
The Summer House by Jutta Tyler. An RAF crew are involved in the Berlin airlift of 1948/49.
Air Force Poetry edited by J. Pudney & H. Treece. Short collection of poems by RAF servicemen, some of whom had already been killed in action at the time of publication in 1944.
Spitfire Ace by Gordon Olive, DFC. Life as a Battle of Britain fighter pilot, including excellent colour photographs.
Fighter Pilot by Helen Doe. Written by his daughter, this is an account of the wartime experience of celebrated pilot, Bob Doe.
A Spitfire Pilot's Story by Dennis Newton. The story of Pat Hughes, a Battle of Britain top gun.
Gun Button to Fire by Tom Neil. A Hurricane pilot's experience of the battle of Britain.
The Few by Dilip Sarkar. The history of the Battle of Britain in the words of the pilots.
Fighter Boy by Barry Sutton. Account of what it felt like to be a young pilot in the Battle of Britain.
Spitfire Pilot by Roger Hall, DFC. Memoir recounting Hall's experiences of air to air combat and the stress, fatigue and fear experienced during aerial combat.
Spitfire! by Brian Lane, DFC. A vivid account of the experiences of a Battle of Britain fighter pilot.
Fighter Ace by Dilip Sarkar. The extraordinary life of Battle of Britain hero, Douglas Bader.
Last of the Few by Dilip Sarkar 18 spitfire and Hurricane pilots recount their experiences of combat during the Battle of Britain.
Illustrated Introduction to the Battle of Britain by Henry Buckton- each step of the battle is examined, along with the key players and strategies that led to Britain's famous victory.
Battle of Britain Voices by Jonathan Reeve. 45 fighter pilots tell their extraordinary stories of the Battle of Britain.
Life as a Battle of Britain Fighter Pilot by Hannah Holman. The story of fighter pilot Arthur Donahue, DFC, who was killed in action in 1942.
Their Finest Hour: Stories From the Men Who won the Battle of Britain by Nick Thomas. Fascinating stories of six of Churchill's 'Few', each of whom played an important part in the Battle of Britain.
The Jail Busters: The Secret Story of MI6, the French Resistance and Operation Jericho by Robert Lymon. Story of the famous bombing raid to free members of the French resistance in 1944.
Tartan Air Force by Deborah Lake. Investigates Scotland's contribution to military flying over the last 100 years.
The Dawn Patrol (1930) The trials and tribulations of a beleaguered RFC squadron during WW I. The film was remade in 1938 as a vehicle for Errol Flynn.
Biggles: Adventures in Time (1986) Sci-fi adventure in which a time traveller from the 1980's travels back to WW I to help the character Biggles.
The Lion Has Wings (1939) An early WW II film about RAF mobilisation.
Clouds Over Europe (1939) Foreign spies are suspected in the disappearance of a secret aircraft.
Bombsight Stolen (1941) The Scottish inventor of a bomb-sight is kidnapped by Nazi agents.
Dangerous Moonlight (1941) The adventures of a Polish pilot during the Battle of Britain.
Target For Tonight (1941) The planning and implementation of an RAF night raid on an oil storage facility near the Rhine.
Eagle Squadron (1942) American film inspired by the US pilots who volunteered to fly for the Royal Air Force before the United States entered World War II.
Desperate Journey (1942) An RAF bomber crew escape Nazi Germany through the Netherlands.
The First of the Few (1942) The story of R.J. Mitchell's development of the Spitfire.
One of Our Aircraft is Missing (1942) A Wellington bomber crew is helped to escape by Dutch citizens.
Squadron Leader X (1943) A Luftwaffe pilot attempts to pass himself off as an RAF officer.
The Way to the Stars (1945) Life on a British bomber base from the Battle of Britain to the arrival of American pilots.
Journey Together (1946) The story of three RAF pilots from training to combat.
A Matter of Life and Death (1946) Fantasy/romance about a Lancaster bomber pilot who appears to cheat death.
Landfall (1949). A coastal command pilot patrolling the English Channel for U-Boats sinks what he believes is a German submarine, but which later proves to be British.
Angels One Five (1952) Centres on a young fighter pilot immediately before and during the Battle of Britain.
Appointment in London (1953) Tells of a wing commander's attempt to finish his third and final tour of 30 operations.
Malta Story (1953) Based on the RAF's heroic air actions during the Siege of Malta .
The Purple Plain (1954) An RCAF pilot serves with the RAF during the Burma campaign.
The Sea Shall Not Have Them (1954) An RAF air/sea rescue of a British aircraft, ditched in the North Sea.
The Dambusters (1955) The RAF attempt to destroy dams in Nazi Germany with bouncing bombs.
Reach for the Sky (1956) British biographical film about famous amputee aviator and RAF pilot Douglas Bader.
The Story of One Fighter (1958) A Polish film following the exploits of a Polish fighter pilot during the Battle of Britain.
633 Squadron (1964) An RAF squadron attempt to destroy a V2 rocket fuel factory in occupied Norway.
Pathfinders (1972–73 ITV) Drama set during the Second World War, telling the story of the fictitious Royal Air Force 192 Pathfinder squadron.
Piece of Cake (1988 ITV) Experiences of RAF fighter pilots during the first year of WWII.
P.O.W (2003 ITV) Set in Germany in 1940 and follows the adventures of an RAF pilot after he is captured when his plane crashes during a bombing raid over Normandy.
Fifty Years of the RAF (1968 BBC 1) Documentary marking the half centenary of the RAF.
Spitfire: Two Seconds to Kill (1976 BBC 1) Featuring interviews with many of those who built and flew the plane during the Battle of Britain, including Douglas Bader.
Spitfire: Forty Years On (1976 BBC 1) Examining the development of the Spitfire and its role in WW II.
Fighter Pilot (1981 BBC 1) Eight-part documentary series following six candidates as they go through the three year fast jet pilot training programme.
Inside Story, The Spitfire (1987 BBC 1) Revisiting Castle Bromwich, the largest source of Spitfire production during WW II.
Timewatch: WWI Aces Falling (2009 BBC 2) The story of Edward Manock and James McCudden, two of Britain's fighter aces in WWI.
Battlefield Britain: The Battle of Britain (2010 BBC 4) Peter and Dan Snow present a blow by blow account of the battle and how the RAF held off the might of the Luftwaffe.
The Battle of Britain (2010 BBC 4) Colin and Ewan McGregor take viewers through the key moments of the Battle of Britain.
Battle of Britain: The Real Story (2010 BBC 2) A fresh analysis of the Battle of Britain, exploring the lesser told German point of view.
First Light (2010 BBC 2) Documentary/drama focusing on Geoffrey Wellum, one of the youngest Spitfire pilots to go into combat in the Battle of Britain at age 18.
Spitfire Women (2010 BBC 4) Telling the little known story of the female pilots who fought against all odds for the right to aid the war effort.
Wellington Bomber (2010 BBC 4) Bolt-by-bolt attempt to build a Wellington bomber from scratch in a single day.
Battle of Britain: The South Coast Trail (2010 BBC 4) Military historian Howard Tucker travels along the south coast uncovering one of the most terrifying, planned invasions of Britain.
Battle of Britain Night: Gathering Storm (2010 BBC 4) Investigates how Britain prepared for a war in the sky, experiences of air combat and strengths and weaknesses of the RAF and Luftwaffe.
Battle of Britain Night: Aftermath (2010 BBC 4) Explores why the Battle of Britain has such legendary status and how the present RAF came to be defined by the events of 1940.
Operation Jericho (2011 BBC 2) Martin Shaw takes to the air to rediscover one of the most audacious and daring raids of World War II.
Bomber Boys (2012 BBC 1) Focussing primarily on the men who fought and died in the skies above occupied Europe.
The Spitfire: Britain's Flying Past (2012 BBC 2) Celebrating the 75th anniversary of the Spitfire and following the story of a Spitfire from birth to retirement.
Inside RAF Brize Norton (2013 SKY) Eight-part series looking inside the famous RAF base.
The Plane That Saved Britain (2013 CH 4) Story of the Mosquito, the light, fast plywood plane that played a vital role in WWII.
The Dambuster's Great Escape: Secret History (2014 CH 4) The story of how two RAF squadrons sunk the German battleship Tirpitz after 34 failed attempts.
The Lancaster: Britain's Flying Past (2014 BBC 2) A celebration of the Lancaster bomber, the plane that some people believe won WWII.
Guy Martin: The Last Flight of the Vulcan Bomber (2014 CH 4) A team of engineers prepare the last airworthy Vulcan bomber for its farewell tour.
Britain's Ultimate Pilots: Inside the RAF (2015 BBC 2) Action-packed series focusing on the RAF's display teams, including the Red Arrows.
Skies Above Britain (2016 BBC 2)- documentary series examining the human stories of modern day air traffic control, the RAF and Search and Rescue services.
Dunkirk: The New Evidence (2017 CH 4) New evidence reveals the hidden story of the key role of the RAF in the famous evacuation.
RAF at 100 (2018 BBC 1) Ewan and Colin McGregor celebrate the centenary of the RAF, uncovering little known stories of bravery and brilliance.


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Q: Add custom attributes like serial number to order_item and quote_item I want to add a custom attribute to magento order_item and quote_item and a field in the order form for my serial number attribute and other custom attributes.
I'm selling Tablets offline but I am using Magento backend for managing all inventory and customer information along with orders, the tablets are given on subscription bases so there is no shipping as the customer would be at store during purchase.
I want to add custom attribute which are unique to the customer and tablet.
I could create an attribute for the customer but what if they order more than one tablets which means logically the only way is to place those attributes in the order item.
I seriously don't know how to go about.
I hope someone can point me to extended magento sales module and add my custom attribute to order_item and also show in magento order form.

A: First you need to add/change this two tables:
- sales_flat_order_item
- sales_flat_quote_item

just add fields and name it as you wish (that will be your new attributes)
file you need to edit for your new attribute to be visible on order page should be this one:
app/design/adminhtml/default/default/template/sales/order/view/items/renderer/default.phtml

and your new attribute:
<?php echo $_item->getMyCustomAttribute() ?>

If you would like to make that attribute "the proper way" it requires a bit more skill..
Here is an example how you can add custom category attribute, same would be for your problem:
http://inchoo.net/ecommerce/magento/how-to-add-new-custom-category-attribute-in-magento/
Thanks

A: I would ask some of the more popular extension providers for a custom quote. AheadWorks comes to my mind quickly... I say visit the Magento Connect store and browse through highly rated extensions and you'll see there are a small number of companies doing lots of successful work.
They will be able to "more properly" handle, store, track, and communicate your desired data through the entire system.
Once I better quantify a similar situation I would like to program, I will seek the help of experienced module builders. The Zend MVC is a miserable bowl of spaghetti once you start trying to code in it! :D