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The 10 Principles of Concentration of Wealth & Power
According to Noam Chomsky*
01. Reduce democracy.
02. Shape ideology.
03. Redesign the economy.
04. Shift the burden.
05. Attack solidarity.
06. Run the regulators.
07. Engineer elections.
08. Keep the rabble in line.
09. Manufacture consent.
10. Marginalize the population.
Noam Chomsky, PhD, M.I.T. (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
Noam Chomsky Wants You to Wake Up From the American Dream
Of course, Brazil will copy this same scenario for itself, again, as will other nations, too.
This world is really the Planet of the Apes. You don't think so? Look closer!
The majority of nations copy what the "leading" nations do. This scenario will be no different. Appearances in this world especially, in the world of politics, are deceiving, but behind what we see and who we see in power, the animal mind, humanity's lowest of low nature, is still at work. In this world, there are so very few true human beings because mostly, the human ape, the animal mind, is still in power and still in control of everything. The vast majority of the People, ordinary, everyday people, of this planet are asleep, under mind control, nescient or just plain unable to "see" the world as it really is. I don't claim to see it as it really is either but I do know this, or, at least, I can agree with Noam Chomsky in his vision of what he sees about the concentration of wealth and power. The world is not what we think it is or are led to believe that it is. Believing in those in power is our first mistake. People at the level of power far above, not only government but, also, above corporations is what is truly frightening because they are, virtually, untouchable, either in feelings or in caring about humanity as a whole. If you believe they do feel or care then what can I say.
I will say it plainly as I have experienced and have come to know from many great minds like Noam Chomsky, Ralph Nader, Chris Hedges, Howard Zinn, so many other current and living thinkers and philosophers.
This world we were born into is only for the very, very, very, very few who consider themselves above all others because of their vast amounts of wealth which insulate them from the reality of what 98% of this world goes through and what it suffers in the struggle just to survive. This is the way the world has always been since time immemorial. You only have to look back to ancient Egypt, the super power at that time, and then look at all the powers of this planet up to now. Appearances, methods, thinking has all basically changed, of course, except for the one underlying reality that still and may always pervade this world. That is what is called currently as selfishness. The story of selfishness has, basically, always been the same thing, and this that the very few extract the majority of the wealth of this world off the backs of the many who actually do the hard menial and, sometimes, backbreaking tasks, if not, then the jobs that have such stressful workloads that many ages decades older beyond their years after being in the corporate world. What good does it do to work in the super stressful corporate world and then retire terribly ill and spend the rest of what life you may still have in doctor's office and/or in a hospital with all the concomitant illnesses that go along with a life lived under constant and intense pressure. Those at the apex of power in this world are literally incapable of any feelings for anyone except for those who are similar to them, i.e., those with enormous amounts of wealth who live in a totally different world than the vast majority trying to make it in life from day to day. Our contemporary world has everything to make this a much, much better world but we are always told that a better world is just utopia, it's non-existent, it cannot be done, it's a dream, a fantasy. Maybe it is, however, I have my own personal doubts about that.
The world we see is the way of the world. It didn't just happen. The world we see is the way it has always been, is now and will always be until a GREAT AWAKENING of the mass of people on this planet. Only then, maybe, will real change come if the People awaken and realize how they have been duped, how they have been put to sleep about the vast wealth of this planet and how it has been siphoned off, up to the very, very, very top of this world for only a very few, while the vast majority, literally billions, live from month to month, if they have anything, never knowing if next month there will be a source of income, especially, in this debilitated, shaky world economy now and at this most crucial point in history.
This awakening may never, ever happen because the powers of this world will not let it happen. It will take a virtual miracle if this planet is ever to change, where everyone cares about one another and never ever lets anyone fall by the wayside, not one, at all.
Utopia?
No, but a better world than this? There has to be!
But for now, fasten your seatbelt because the real show is about to begin, in the near future. The near future could be as far away as 10 years but, remember, 10 years is nothing when you really consider it.
While Mr. Trump, as head of the U.S. government, is drawing most of the attention to himself and saying and doing the things that he has now become famous for, in order to shock everyone in the world and to distract most everyone from real important stories, the real, hidden powers of this world, centralized through Washington, D.C., are now working throughout the world in the most incredibly stealthy ways ever known to humankind, with all the best technology that money can buy in this world, so that, behind the scenes, preparations are now underway in order to become ready for the real destructive change that is to come. We are only at the beginning of this "New World" which is just around the corner now. The world is going to be depopulated soon, in ways we will not know about until it is too late to do anything. The world, as we know it, will be destroyed, perhaps, in ways we cannot imagine yet. Many, many economies like Brazil, where I live, will be taken over by the puppets of this New World Order so that these superpowers can extract even more wealth. Also, other countries in the region with tremendous wealth will begin the same process of funneling more wealth to the very top of the pyramid on this planet so that these hidden powers can begin to finance their Machiavellian schemes to prepare the planet where the mass of humanity, who are not going to be needed anymore, because of technology and A.I., will be somehow swept away, like so much trash, into the trash heaps of this world in order for these elite to create their own world, a new world where the population will have been vastly reduced over years or decades. The new planet will then be a planet of only the "elite", the "select", the "few" in control of a technological world of "new" types of slaves to serve the new masters and robots to do the heavy work, all controlled from a central source with other sources of control spread throughout the world as backups, just in case of sabotage so the system cannot fail or be destroyed totally.
I, sincerely, hope this is not the case, of what many have foreseen as a possibility. Unless something as big, as what many foresee coming, counterattacks this coming horrible possibility, when it begins, what may happen, will happen, unless the mass of the People of the world rise up and counterattack this so-called New World Order when the change begins to be finalized. This possible future of evil, so great that we cannot even imagine it, will happen unless there are opposing forces to stop it.
This coming possibility will be a totally new way of creating a so-called "better world" where most of us are not needed anymore. Hopefully, we will all have eyes to see this absurd reality, if and when it does come. We must all be vigilant and watchful because what is coming will be something never before seen. The old ways of changing the world have to be done now in a new way. I think this is why most feel that this is the quiet before the "storm".
Let's hope it is not!
Like Al Jolson used to say: "You ain't heard nothing yet!"
The cheerful, happy song below, You Ain't Heard Nothin' Yet, came out just prior to the Twenties, which later were to be known as a super, great economic boom in U.S. history. Little did most anyone know that ten years later, on October 29th,1929, the U.S. would suffer one of the greatest economic crashes on Wall Street in history. People severely affected by the crash lost everything and some even killed themselves.
At that time, credit cards didn't exist like they do now. Many credit cards are extremely easy to get, so many people have multiple credit cards and survive that way. It is a hidden way to live better and maintain the illusion of the American Dream by living on borrowed money through credit cards and paying only the minimum payment necessary, in order to survive.
You Ain't Heard Nothin' Yet
Oh boy, you oughta meet her
Oh boy, nobody sweeter
I mean that girlie o'mine,
I'll say, she's simply divine!
Oh boy, I wanna tell ya'
My heart is gone!
Maybe this'll give you some idea
How we carry on
Say, when I call, she takes my hand
But you ain't heard nothing yet!
And, and in the hall, we act as grand
When we talk about the weather
Then we cuddle close together.
That's great
You ain't heard nothing yet!
She's got the charms,
Such curvy arms
And I can't wait
Until that date
When I'm married to my pet.
We'll have such cute things runnin' round
Our bungalow you bet!
We'll first commence
With a picket fence
She's all I ever wanted
My dreams are always haunted
By this sweet, sweetie of mine!
I'll say she's simply divine!
She's just the sort o' girlie
You all adore
So I'm gonna tweek my cheek again
Just to make it sore!
Hey listen!
When I call, she takes my hand
In her heart, we are good friends
But you, but you ain't heard nothing yet!
Then we cuddle close together
Oh, you ain't heard nothing yet!
Oh, she's got charms
Ah-ha-ha-ha, but you ain't heard nothing yet!
And-and-and when those arms are round my neck,
Believe me, I am set!
And when the lights are turned down low
I hug and kiss my pet
Now she gets sore
If I told you more
Brother, Can You A Spare A Dime
This song was one of the principle songs that defined what the Depression of the 1930s was like for most working people who, after the Roaring Twenties (1920-1929), with one of the greatest economic booms in American history, were mostly left to beg in the streets. Many Americans, like my stepfather, were left affected by this devastating event for the rest of their lives. My stepfather literally drank and smoked himself to death. He probably, also, had many other problems that I didn't know about but, for sure, the Depression and what he and his family went through had its effect, not only on him, but on many, many people in the U.S. from that time. Those times were never forgotten by the people who lived through it.
Now in the 2010s, after the Great Recession of 2008, as it is called sometimes, the economy has not really recovered, at all, for about almost twenty years now. For most people in America and in the world the effects of the Great Recession are still being felt. Despite what Wall Street flaunts as a "great market", especially now with Mr. Trump in power, the mass of people are living from month to month. Since the beginning of this new century, the 21st century, I think it needs, finally, to be call what it truly is. We live in The Great Age of Lies and Deceit. That certainly would be the best way to describe, not only the U.S., but probably much of this wonderful world we live in. Just know that these economic disasters and booms are all created by so-called superior, intelligent people at the very pinnacle of wealth and their so-called power, both economic and influential, in order to take advantage in both types of economies. These superior, intelligent people always come out on top. Always! The rest be damned to suffer what these superior people have created for their own benefit and profit.
Wake up world!
Don't believe me, do your own research and confirm it for yourself. The world is a game and it is rigged for the benefit of only a very, very, very few. It is what has always been forever among what we call "human beings".
They used to tell me I was building a dream
And so I followed the mob
When there was earth to plow or guns to bear
I was always there right on the job
With peace and glory ahead
Why should I be standing in line
Just waiting for bread?
Once I built a railroad, made it run
Made it race against time
Once I built a railroad, now it's done
Once I built a tower to the sun
Brick, mortar and lime
Once I built a tower, now it's done
Once in khaki suits, gee, we looked swell
Full of that Yankee doodly de dum
Half a million boots went marchin' through hell
And I was a kid with a drum
Say, don't you remember, they called me Al
It was Al, Al, all the time
Say don't you remember, I'm your pal
Once I built a railroad, I made it run
And I made it race against time
Say brother, ain't got a dime about ya', have ya'?
And once I built a tower, yes, a tower to the sun
Of brick, mortar and lime
Yes, I'm the fella who built the tower, now it's done
Hey, buddy, ain't got a dime about ya', have ya'?
Say, don't you remember, don't you remember!
They called me Al
Don't you remember, I'm your pal
Brother, can ya' spare a dime?
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If you or a female family member is preparing to start up a new season of soccer, running, tennis, cheerleading, gymnastics, or other sport, spend some time getting your body into shape before the season begins.
Getting your body in shape will help you out-last the competition and decrease your likelihood of suffering from an injury that could put you on the sidelines. The correct training, along with practicing healthy nutrition habits, will help you stay in your best shape throughout the season.
Here's how Robert Berry, M.D., medical director of sports medicine and on the medical staff at Baylor Regional Medical Center at Plano suggests you get in shape.
As you hit puberty your pelvis gets wider which causes a greater angle from your hip to the knee.
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"Women are at two to eight times greater risk of tearing their ACL than men, and this usually occurs as girls jump and land," says Dr. Berry. "This is because women are more likely than men to land with firm legs, not allowing for bend in the hips or knees." Learn more about how to land properly and protect your knees.
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Dr. Berry says that stress fractures are small breaks in the bone, typically caused by recurring use. They can be painful, but most of the time they will go away on their own with rest.
"While weight-bearing movement is helpful in increasing bone density, too much high-impact activity can be hurtful to the bones," says Dr. Berry.


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EuroView: Motum wins Lithuanian Cup over Madgen
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Brock Motum and Ben Madgen helped fire their sides to the final of the Lithuanian Cup, facing off against each other for the title in what may be a precursor to the Lithuanian League Championship.
In the semifinals of the Lithuanian Cup, Madgen demonstrated his all-round game, delivering 11 points with 8 rebounds, 6 assists and 3 steals as Lietkabelis Panevezys qualified for the final in overcoming Juventus 75-70. Lietkabelis had to come from behind to earn the win behind a strong last period showing.
Competition benchmark Žalgiris Kaunas had no such trouble in reaching the final after dismantling Vytautas 76-55. Žalgiris pulled away after a tight first quarter and were never challenged. Motum registered 7 points on 3-of-5 shooting with 2 rebounds in just 21 minutes.
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In the final, Žalgiris threatened to pull away early only for Lietkabelis to claw their way back into the contest, trailing by just 1 at the main break. Motum helped power Žalgiris' offense, scoring an equal team-high 14 points on 5-of-7 shooting in another efficient scoring outburst. Madgen did his best to try and haul his side over the line, adding 11 points on 5-of-9 shooting with 3 rebounds and 2 assists. However Žalgiris would power their way to a convincing 84-63 win to clinch the national cup.
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In a dour defensive affair, Lokomotiv Kuban pulled away from BC Astana in the fourth quarter to record a 67-59 win in the VTB United League. Ryan Broekhoff drained one of his two three-pointers to help spark his side's run in the final period, finishing with 6 points and 5 rebounds in 22 minutes. The result saw Lokomotiv record their longest winning streak in the competition with their 13th win in a row.
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In a clash between the competition's two best performed teams this season, it was CSKA Moscow who exacted revenge on Lokomotiv for their loss sustained earlier in the season. Once again it was a close contest, with 19-13 third term proving the difference between the two teams, as CSKA Moscow earned a 83-77 win to shore up first place in the standings. Broekhoff had a quiet game offensively, providing just 3 points, however the forward was able to play his role defensively, recording 7 rebounds, 2 steals and finishing with 3 assists.
The loss saw Lokomotiv fall to third place in the league standings, now finding themselves in a log jam with Zenit St Petersburg and Khimki Moscow.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLTCPO2b5fE
Dan Trist exploded for a game-high 23 points (9-of-14 FG) with 4 rebounds in Horsens IC's upset 86-91 loss to SISU Copenhagen in Denmark. Horsens IC gave up 18 offensive rebounds that resulted in their downfall to the sixth placed side. Trist's side remain in first place, half a game clear of Bakken.
In the Serbian Cup quarterfinals, Jonah Bolden added 13 points as FMP Belgrade cruised to a 77-58 win over Spartak Subotica. His team's run would end at the hands of Crvena Zvezda in the semifinals, going down 76-60.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUnSd2CTxjc
The Plymouth Raiders were smashed by the Surrey Scorchers 99-75 in the British Basketball League despite a big outing by Daryl Corletto. The playing coach piled on 24 points (8-of-14 FG) with 6 rebounds and 2 assists in the loss to the eighth placed team. Rhys Carter went scoreless in what was a bad loss for the now sixth placed Raiders.


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Iridium introduces new products to enhance portfolio
Written by raidee
As many as five devices can connect to Iridium Go! simultaneously, according to the company. Data applications such as e-mail, text messaging and photo transfers are supported, but high-bandwidth applications like video are not, Thompson said. Only one voice call can be supported at a time via an Iridium Go! device, but the product acts as a "mini-PBX" that allows calls to be transferred between connected commercial handhelds, he said.
Iridium Go! is expected to be commercially available during the first half of this year at a retail price that is expected to be about $800, Thompson said. Iridium's normal voice and data usage rates will apply to Iridium Go! customers, he said.
"We are launching this at a lower price point than any other handheld mobile device in Iridium's history," Thompson said.
The Iridium Pilot Land Station is an extension of the company's OpenPort Pilot solution that has been used to support maritime and aviation communications, but the Pilot Land Station enables satellite connectivity from terrestrial locations while offering a variety of data-rate options, Thompson said.
"We really created a flexible product," he said. "We created it, because we wanted our customer to choose the data rate they wanted to transmit at and, therefore, the price plan that they wanted to use. Because not every application requires half a megabit per second—a lot of them require 32 KB/s or 64 KB/s or the max that you can use with Land Station, which is 134 KB/s.
"We created flexibility both in the data speeds that you can use and the number of phone lines that you can attach to it. You can attach one, two or three voice lines."
Weighing 24 pounds and measuring 22.44 inches in diameter, the Iridium Pilot Land Station is designed for use primarily as a fixed or nomadic solution, Thompson said.
Cars, Medicine, Electric Grids: Future hackers will hit much more than networks in an IT/OT integrated world
Securing an open-source OS for IoT
Newscan: Once, superpower summits were about nukes. Now, it's cyberweapons.
Unfinished Business: Why NFPA and IBC fire codes need to kill the fire phone


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Q: How to re-enable OneDrive in Windows 10? Last year (or the previous year), I upgraded to Windows 10 from Windows 7 from free upgrade option.
At that time I never use Microsoft Onedrive, so I disabled it.
(I found that I cannot uninstall it, only can disable it using some registry editing or something like that)
Now I want to use OneDrive but cannot recall how I disabled it.
I installed OneDrive through Microsoft Store, but it's only an app while I need a local folder that are automatically synced with online OneDrive storage.
Anybody knows?

A: Check the following registry settings:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\OneDrive
Name: DisableFileSyncNGSC
Type: DWORD
Value: 1

Set the value to 0 for enabling OneDrive, 1 to disable it.
If you are not using Group Policy, check the setting under:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\OneDrive

A: Search in your c:drive for OneDriveSetup.exe. Run this.
Depending on what you did to disable it, this may not work, but it did fine for me after I decided to re-enable, not having recalled how I disabled it.

A: If you login to onedrive.live.com
You can run the "Get the OneDrive apps" at the bottom of the left side menu.
This will re-enable OneDrive.

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Arun brings over 40 years of experience in Accounts, Finance and Investments. Mr. Kishore is a Fellow member of the ICAI. He is also Director on-board of Birla Ericsson Optical Ltd.
Arun is a Chartered Accountant and also holds a B.Com. from Punjab University, Chandigarh, India.
Suresh Radia is an executive level director with successful and dedicated professional with over 30 years track record in the Semiconductor Industry in particularly Electronics Design Automation. He has specialized knowledge of research, operations, senior leadership, customer interaction, recruiting high talented teams, coaching international employees, mergers and acquisitions. Since 2009 specialised in productising innovation and establishing market across EMEA.
Suresh's 30+ years of professional experience include stints at Marconi and Cadence (24 years), where he held various management positions, including VP of Technical Field Operations for EMEA. Suresh has a B.Sc. degree and is qualified as Chartered Director from Institute of Director in 2004. Suresh lives in London.
Nitin brings over 18 years of engineering and management experience developing and bringing to market over 30 products. Prior to founding Truechip, Nitin was most recently a Design Manager at Freescale Semiconductor. Nitin worked at FSL for 10yrs. Prior to that Nitin worked at ControlNet, Goa. Nitin has hands on experience in frontend and backend SoC design flows. Nitin holds a PGDM (Finance) from AIMA, and a BE (Electronics & Telecomm) from Pune University, India.


Reading Time: 1 minute Lomita Park Soo Bahk Do® and its instructors are fully certified and credentialed by the United States Soo Bahk Do Moo Duk Kwan Federation and the World Moo Duk Kwan.
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Bait! created by Resolution Games is a casual VR fishing game where you play as a fisherman working for your boss to help catch rare fish to save your work's aquarium! Sit back, relax and catch a lot of different fish and make friends with the locals. Play across four unique and fun lakes with their own distinct styles and fish. A great game for standalone VR headsets, free on Oculus Go, and a good game to have in your library.


We have many Polycom VVX 310 phones with uc version 5.2.0.8330 wich we use this with Skype for Business Server 2015.
Unfortunately we can't update these devices to a higher uc version. If I try to upgrade the software in the web interface of the phones, then nothing happens.
Does anyone know how this uc version can be upgraded?
Devices with other versions are successfully upgrade.
try this FAQ to update your phone, one of these methods will work.
I know the opportunities of upgrade the polycom devices.
I would like to answer the question why updating via the web interface for devices with version 5.2.0.8330 does not work. Upgrading of all the devices with other versions is going well.
Resolution: This was a bug and was addressed.Please setup a local provisioning server as shown => here <=. Check the release notes for VOIP-97822 and was fixed in 5.5.2 or 5.3.1 or later.
Installing a local FTP server and hosting the software and configuration locally is always a better Option.


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CBD Utilities Upgrade reaches 300 job milestone
Date published: 4 September 2018
Townsville City Council's CBD Utilities Upgrade has reached another milestone – with the project recently providing its 300th job for the community.
The project has delivered $39 million of new infrastructure and created more than 300 jobs since it started in 2016.
Mayor Jenny Hill said the project is bringing a big economic boost to our city.
"These upgrades have employed more than 300 workers which is great for our local economy," Cr Hill said.
"96% of the work has been given to locals and ensures the city has a prosperous future."
Council has invested $39 million to date in improving water and waste water infrastructure for the future development of our city.
"This is a vital infrastructure upgrade for attracting further investment to Townsville," Cr Hill said.
Local Councillor Ann-Maree Greaney thanked residents for their patience as changed traffic conditions in place throughout the city.
"We acknowledge that road closures and detours can be inconvenient but the work needs to be done and is progressing very quickly," Cr Greaney said.
The CBD Utilities Upgrade is expected to be completed by the end of the 2018/19 financial year.
Visit the CBD Utilities Upgrade project page for more information.


WASHINGTON, D.C.–After a controversial investigation, a District grand jury in mid-December indicted school principal Mary A.T. Anigbo and three other staff members on charges of misdemeanor assault following an incident at the Marcus Garvey Public Charter School in Washington in early December. The school officials are scheduled to be arraigned on Jan. 10.
Anigbo and the staff members are accused of assaulting Washington Times reporter Susan Ferrechio and photographer Cliff Owen as well as two D.C. police officers.
The incident occurred when Ferrechio went to the school to research a story, according to Ferrechio. Anigbo allegedly took her notebook, and later claimed that the reporter had taken the legal pad from her office, which Ferrechio denies. A scuffle ensued and Ferrechio was ousted from the building. Later, when Ferrechio returned with Owen and police officers to identify the alleged assailants, they were jostled by staff members and Owen's camera was taken, according to the Washington Times and the police department.


Occasional boredom in an otherwise exciting life: I got an award!
The very sweet Mommycrat has given me an award!!! In return I'm to tell you 7 things about my life.
I've just given birth to a giant baby - maybe not giant to some but considering my first was 5lbs 6oz and he being born at 8lbs 11oz - he's my big baby!
My husband and I are both artists but these days our creative outlets are limited due to time spent with children and jobs. My husband's now works on furniture when he gets a chance and my creative outlet is at work developing new toys.
I've lived in South Florida for 10 years, does this make me a Floridian?
I have a fondness for chocolate pastry's.
I love my iPhone, it keeps me company during the 3+ night time feedings with Sam, and awake. Although an iPad would be nice.
I love to travel and write about every aspect from best packing methods to international flight survival to local culture.


To expand the contents of the PC screen and to enhance the readability experience of users, Windows 10 Magnifier tool comes in handy. When you access this program, it appears as a small window with few options. But when you don't use it for a minimum of 3 seconds, there is a new setting that will Collapse Magnifier Window to a Floating Transparent Magnifying Glass.
By enabling the option, the Magnifying toolbar will appear as a magnifying glass icon. This new feature basically hit the computers running Windows 10 build 16188 or higher. You will find it in the Magnifier section of "Ease of Access" along with other new options such as Invert colors and Smooth Edges of Images and Text. Moreover, performing a registry hack will also let you manage this piece of setting pretty easily. Let's see the processes in the following section.
Step-1: Do a joint press on Windows+I hotkeys and let the system launch Settings, the built-in application.
Step-2: Once the app's interface comes into view, hover the cursor to Ease of Access and hit a click on it when highlighted.
Step-3: When the operating system passes you forward to a new settings page, choose Magnifier section from the left pane. Now, shift promptly to the corresponding right side and locate the option Collapse Magnifier window to a floating transparent magnifying glass.
Step-4: Select that option and "Magnifier" window will immediately Collapse Magnifier window. This will instead display transparent magnifying glass as shown in the given screenshot.
Leave the Settings app and you are done with the new setup.
Note – Before you proceed with the steps, ensure to Import and Export Registry Editor on Windows 10.
i. Jointly hit Windows + R hotkeys to open Run dialog on the PC screen.
ii. Type regedit on the text box and click OK to move ahead.
Explore more 5 tips to Access Registry Editor in Windows 10.
iii. When Registry Editor shows up, navigate to the below-given path on the left sidebar.
iv. On the right pane of ScreenMagnifier key, locate and double-click the DWORD FadeToMagIcon.
v. Assign 1 as its Value data to Collapse Magnifier Window and henceforth display a magnifying glass icon. Finally, click the OK button to make the changes effective (see snapshot).
Here, you may like to know Magnifier Keyboard Shortcuts Windows 10 (Updated).
Enjoy the new Ease of Access that Microsoft provided to your satisfaction!


Euphrates publications coordinator Natasha Turak had the opportunity to interview Raha Moharrak, the first Saudi woman to climb Mt. Everest, just weeks after her ascent on May 18th, after nearly two months of climbing. The 27-year-old from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, reached the 8,848-meter summit of Mt. Everest and made history as the youngest Arab and the first Saudi woman to conquer the world's tallest peak.
Raha was part of a 4-person expedition team called "Arabs with Altitude". The climb is the latest in a series of impressive mountain conquests—Raha has also climbed Kilimanjaro, Antarctica's Mount Vinson, Russia's Mount Elbrus, Aconcagua in Argentina, Kala Pattar in the Nepalese Himalayas, and two of Mexico's volcanic peaks, Pico de Orizaba and Iztaccihuatl—all in the last 18 months. A visual communications graduate of the American University of Sharjah in the UAE, Raha currently works as a graphic designer in Dubai.
So, tell us a bit about yourself!
I was born and raised in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, and graduated high school when I was 16. Then I went to the UAE to study at the American University in Sharjah. I am the youngest child of three kids, and I could not be more of a polar opposite to my siblings! They have always called me "the crazy one" because I am so hyperactive and have always been different from most Saudi girls—I am obsessed with sports, being active, being outdoors.
Saudi Arabia is a deeply conservative country, where it is very hard for girls to get involved in sports. How did you manage to stay active?
I did what I could—horseback riding, tennis… but I was able to do much more when I moved to the UAE when I was 16. I did everything from volleyball to running to kickboxing… and while my parents knew I was not conforming to society's image of what a Saudi girl should be like, they always supported me. I was very lucky in that way. One morning, about a year and a half ago, I woke up and felt restless, so I went for a skydive and then went swimming in a shark tank in the same day. Everyone thought I was crazy, but I just thought, why not!
When did you decide to start climbing mountains, and how?
I decided to climb my first mountain about a year and a half ago, after someone told me I couldn't do it. A man was telling me that Saudi women are lazy and incapable, and I decided to defy that. A mountaineering friend of mine invited me to try Kilimanjaro, so I said yes.
How did your parents react to this? And what was climbing your first mountain like?
I spent two months preparing for Kilimanjaro. That mountain almost killed me—I had hypothermia, I was freezing and blue, my nails were bleeding… but I absolutely enjoyed it. It fed my hunger for adventure, tested my limits, brought me to other countries, introduced me to new people… it was exactly what I needed. And that was it—it snowballed, and I just kept doing one after the other.
What inspired you to take on Mt. Everest, the world's highest peak?
I didn't really think of it seriously until I saw the mountain itself. One year before I started this climb, I was doing Everest Base Trek, and I just saw it, and thought, "You know what… I'm coming back for you." And exactly a year from the moment I stood there, I came back.
You said in a recent interview that convincing your parents to let you climb Everest was as big a challenge as the mountain itself. How did you finally convince them?
Tell us about the physical and mental challenges of this climb, and how you prepared for them. Did you ever feel like giving up?
The toughest parts were probably the cold, and time—two months is a long time. At some points, especially just before the summit, a few hours before dawn, we had minus 45 degree wind chills… I was really suffering. It was agonizingly painful just to breathe. Everything was burning. Nothing can prepare you for that cold. I somehow have a great tolerance for altitude, but I'm still from Saudi and not used to those temperatures! I hate the cold, I'm a beach bum! But I never thought about giving up—I don't believe in giving up.
Before the climb, I would cross train and do cardio and endurance training for 4 hours a day, 5 days a week. I did everything myself. I know a lot of climbers get trainers and lots of high tech training gear—I just went to the gym and looked up training techniques on the internet!
Tell us about your mountaineering team, "Arabs with Altitude." Great name, by the way!
My teammates are three guys–Sheikh Mohammed Al Thani from Qatar, Raed Zidan from Palestine, and Masoud Mohammad from Iran. They also made history by being the first Palestinian and Qatari and the second Iranian to ever climb Everest. We've cried together, bled together, celebrated together—they are my brothers now. Sheikh Mohammed took this on as a charity climb to raise $1 million for Nepali children's education projects. We decided that there should be a team of Arab climbers out there. We were also joined by 11 other expats on the climb, and we became very close with all of them.
What did it feel like to finally reach the summit after two months of climbing?
It felt… surreal. I can't describe in words how it felt. This is the toughest question I am asked and I still can't fully answer it. It was unbelievable… I was actually pinching myself!
Did you have any negative reception from your community about what you were doing?
Not really, actually—fortunately, my parents have always accepted me as who I am, and the only negative responses have just been narrow-minded comments telling me that I am not acting like a proper Saudi woman, I should go back to the kitchen, etc. But no death threats or anything like that. My family and friends know me as a rebel, they know I don't fit inside the box—they never forced me into the box, they let me follow my dreams, so I am so thankful for that. I know that is unusual not just in Saudi but everywhere, so I feel very lucky.
What would you say to other girls in the Middle East, and around the world, who have similar dreams?
Have a dream, and have the courage to go after it. Yes, there will be many obstacles, but that makes it so much sweeter when you do end up living your dream. Don't be afraid to tell your family what's in your heart. Yes, they might say no and stand in your way, but at least you have given your dream a chance. And never stop, because if you have that conviction, anything is possible—even for a Saudi girl to stand on top of the world.
Watch CNN's interview with Raha, broadcasted just hours after she completed her descent.
Check out Reach Out To Asia, the charity that the Arabs with Altitude are raising money for with their climb.
For more information and some incredible pictures, 'like' the Arabs with Altitude on Facebook, and follow them on Twitter @EverestArabs!


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Cloak & Dagger: B-Sides
by Mikey Heinrich
"To Tyrone. My best friend. My port in the storm. My hero."
Oh, Cloak and Dagger, I apologize for ever criticizing your love of the theatrical framing device. It paid off with interest this week.
'B-Sides' picks up a visual metaphor from a few episodes back by continuing to represent the personal experiences of our characters as sides of a record. By placing the record on a turntable, you 'experience' the relevant moments of that character's life as recorded there.
This is just a wonderful conceit, and I'm glad that it's back again this week. Clearly we're intended to wonder whose gloved hands are playing the records, but I was so entranced by the elegance of the visual device that I wasn't really that concerned about that particular question. On some level I suspect I was expecting it would turn out to be Tandy herself, ruminating over all the 'could have been' possibilities of her life.
Because, really, that's what we've been conditioned to expect from this sort of format. We spend an episode looking at one or several 'what if' situations, before returning to the status quo as it was beforehand and continuing on with whatever the season long plot is next week. It's a nice way of exploring a character, it can be useful as part of a character's story arc as it lends itself to self-revelation, and most importantly it's super popular with the cast, as it allows them to play different variations on their established characters and do things that that character would never otherwise be allowed to do. Anyone who thinks that 'Superstar' wasn't Danny Strong's favorite episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer to film is kidding themselves.
Now, I've gone on record as not being a big fan of 'what if' storylines. Usually they're nothing but a huge pause button that keeps the story from progressing, and it's hard to get invested in them when you know that nothing that happens in the alternate universe can possibly have any consequences. I struggle even to get through 'The Wish,' and that gave us evil, lesbian Willow. What saves this episode from feeling like that was the way that they managed to marry in the reveal of Andre as the real villain while raising a thousand other questions about what's been happening, then somehow taking me in with the exact same last second rug pull that wasn't even particularly fresh when they did it on Angel fifteen years ago.
What I'm really saying, I suppose, is that from an objective perspective a plot summary of this episode would read, 'Tandy takes an ambulance ride to a motel.' In reality a lot more happened than that. What really happened this week is that we found out that Andre was also caught up in same Roxxon explosion that gave Ty and Tandy their powers. While Tandy got 'hope' and Ty got 'fear,' Andre got 'despair.' When looked at in that light, what we're seeing is exactly the same sort of power usage that we've seen Tandy and Ty use to 'go into' the hope/fear of whoever they're using their power on at that moment. The one thing added is that Andre isn't just going into his victims' despair, he's actively increasing it in his victims, because he needs to feed on the despair of others in order to stop the pain of his migraines.
I should note, I'm not a migraine sufferer myself, but I have enough friends who are that I have no trouble believing that someone would readily take that deal if it made the migraines stop.
Two things worth noting at this point. Excellent job of the show in giving us a completely abhorrent, and yet understandable and sympathetic villain. Andre has clearly made peace with what he's doing, and the fact that he helps nine out of ten women that come to him for help, only eating that tenth one, seems to keep the scales nicely balanced as far as he's concerned. Also, even more excellent job by the show in remembering that Tandy was guilty of this exact same thing during her lowest points last year, and not letting her off the hook for it. I'd been a little concerned that they'd given her a free pass on that one.
So we have three despair visions for Tandy this week, each symbolized by an LP played by Andre in the dark dimension. 'Perfect Life,' 'Fractured Family,' and 'All Alone' are the listed titles of the LPs in question. I highly recommend pausing the screen on the albums to read the track lists written on them, because they're a nice piece of prop detail work and tell interesting little stories in and of themselves.
Each of the three 'elseworlds,' for lack of a better term, attempt to break Tandy down into giving into despair, first through the idea of losing her idea of perfect happiness, then when that doesn't work through forcing her to confront inevitable catastrophe, and then finally through attacking her sense of isolation and loneliness. When none of these work, Andre/Despair realizes what's been fairly obvious to the outside observer from the get go; i.e. that Tandy is never going to be taken down by attacks on her sense of self because her sense of self just doesn't rely in any way on feeling positive about herself. That's just not who she is. Once Andre gets that, he makes the obvious play of forcing her to live through the loss of Tyrone, simultaneously tricking the viewer into thinking that that's what's really happening through the tried and true 'Aha, I've escaped from your twisted dreamscape and defeated you in the real world, oh, no, never mind this is still inside the dreamscape and I've lost now' trick.
Once Andre tries this tactic Tandy gives in almost instantly, as anyone who's been watching could have told him she would. And with that her body arrives at the Viking Motel, which is apparently the final destination for the kidnapped girls. Do all the girls have to have their hope violently removed before they arrive at the Viking? We don't know. But apparently it was necessary in Tandy's case. What's going to happen to her inside? We don't know, but now that she's given into despair it can't be anything positive. Do all of Andre's victims have to be women? No, that's probably just implicit sexism on either the part of Andre or the show. Let's give them the benefit of the doubt and say it's Andre.
I'm a big fan of answers that just leave you with more questions. Bring on the next episode, please.
-- In Tandy's perfect world, she's a ballet dancer with the Met, Ty's a cop, Connors is redeemed, Billy is alive, and even Duane is living his best life. It's strongly implied that Billy and Duane are a couple now, which was a sweet touch. If all of the 'perfect world' stuff was taken from what Tandy would want, then Tandy is a much bigger romantic than we previously knew.
-- What's the relationship between Andre's record store of despair and Ty's dark dimension? Because the record store we see here was clearly in Ty's dark dimension a couple episodes ago. Are they linked somehow? Is Andre... ahem... inside Ty?
-- The use of 'Sweet by and by' as the linking song in each alternate reality was used to nice effect when they used playing it as the reveal that the scene of Ty being shot wasn't real.
-- It's always nice to see Liam again, even schlubby everyman alternate universe Liam.
-- There's a really well done moment when Tandy is in the stolen car with Ty and begins hearing the ambulance sirens bleeding through into the fantasy and she starts chanting 'it isn't real' over and over again. It's a nicely judged moment, because of course she's talking about the siren noise which is actually real while trying to stay focused in the stolen car, which isn't. It's a small detail but I like a show that rewards closer attention to the little things.
-- I can't say how happy I was that in Tandy's perfect world, Ty was still dating Evita. Perfection, to her, did not involve acquiring Ty as a romantic partner. She was perfectly happy with them being dear friends. That was refreshing.
-- The effect of the record changing every time it was flipped over was just neat.
-- I'm happier than I can say that the resurgence of vinyl as a medium means that the kids of today can recognize that static popping sound of an LP that's run to the end. It's just such a useful sound cue.
-- In the perfect world illusion, all the framed pictures in the stairwell are of a veve I didn't recognize. I thought at first it was Andre's and that he must be a Loa or an avatar of some sort, but apparently he isn't. I'm sure that they'll tell us at some point.
-- There is a recurring Marvel villain called D'Spayre, who's sort of a demon/anthropological personification of elemental forces sort of thing. I couldn't tell you if he's ever encountered Cloak and Dagger in the comics, but Andre doesn't seem to be related to him other than the coincidence of the name. I could, as always, be wrong.
-- My one real criticism of this episode is the problem you almost always get in alternate reality stories. In order to get across what's different in the universe in as short a time as possible, the dialogue becomes ridiculously expository. 'Well, Tandy, as you know the Roxxon explosion didn't happen when we thought it was going to and therefore your father has left town to go to Silicon Valley, leaving me to open a small transient hotel and get this cybernetic leg.' I get why they have to do it, but it takes me right out of the drama.
Mr. Bowen: "Okay, fine, can we hook him up with some tickets to your ballerina-ing? Ballerama? Dance Battle?"
Ty: "Evita spilled some champagne on me. Might have had a little too much."
Tandy: "I knew I liked her."
Ty: "One day, long ago, I saved your life. But every day since you've been saving mine."
Mina: "Yeah, I'm not explaining myself to structural engineering Barbie."
Liam: "That's OK. Birds are people too."
Tandy: "Drive!"
Ty: "Uh.. no, crazy white girl."
Andre: "Not misery, Despair. There's a subtle but distinct difference."
Tandy: "Then I was wrong. I have one person."
Andre: "I came to that same conclusion."
I really loved this episode, and I can't wait to see where this is going. Three and a half out of four crappy alternate realities.
Mikey Heinrich is, among other things, a freelance writer, volunteer firefighter, and roughly 78% water. You can find more of his work at the 42nd Vizsla.
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Q: embedding a tikzpicture into a commutative diagram with arrows from internal nodes This is what I currently have:
\documentclass[border=1 pt]{standalone}
\usepackage{amsmath}
\usepackage{mathrsfs}
\usepackage{tikz-cd}
\begin{document}
    \begin{tikzcd}[row sep=huge, column sep=normal]
        \textbf{TCRS} \arrow[rr,"\mathcal{TRSC}"] \arrow[dr,swap,"localize"]&& \text{TPF} \\
        & \textbf{TDRS}  \arrow[ur,swap,"\mathcal{TRSC}"]&
    \end{tikzcd}
\end{document}

What I need to do is :
1- substituting the following to the lower TDRS node,
\documentclass[border=1 pt]{standalone}
\usepackage{amsmath}
\usepackage{tikz}
\usetikzlibrary{matrix}
\begin{document}
\begin{tikzpicture}
\tikzstyle{bigbox} = [draw=blue!50, thick, rounded corners, rectangle]
\tikzstyle{box} = [draw=blue!50, minimum size=0.6cm, rounded corners,rectangle]
%
\matrix[row sep=2mm, column sep=2mm, inner sep=2mm, bigbox] {
    \node {\textbf{TDRS}};\\
    \node[box] {$\textbf{LOC}^{P}$};\\
    \node[box] {$\textbf{LOC}^{C}$};\\
};
\end{tikzpicture}
\end{document}

2- rearranging the outflow arrows of the new node like the following.

According to what CarLaTeX did here, the idea is seemingly just putting the tikzpicture environment of the new node instead of the primary one. I did it as the snippet below:
\documentclass[border=1 pt]{standalone}
\usepackage{amsmath}
\usepackage{mathrsfs}
\usepackage{tikz-cd}
\begin{document}
    \begin{tikzcd}[row sep=huge, column sep=normal]
        \textbf{TCRS} \arrow[rr,"\mathcal{TRSC}"] \arrow[dr,swap,"localize"]&& \text{TPF} \\
        & {\begin{tikzpicture}
            \tikzstyle{bigbox} = [draw=blue!50, thick, rounded corners, rectangle]
            \tikzstyle{box} = [draw=blue!50, minimum size=0.6cm, rounded corners,rectangle]
            %
            \matrix[row sep=2mm, column sep=2mm, inner sep=2mm, bigbox] {
                \node {\textbf{TDRS}};\\
                \node[box] {$\textbf{LOC}^{P}$};\\
                \node[box] {$\textbf{LOC}^{C}$};\\
            };
            \end{tikzpicture}}  \arrow[ur,swap,"\mathcal{TRSC}"]&
    \end{tikzcd}
\end{document}

but the result is the most disasterous thing I've ever seen:

and the compiler syas: Package pgf Error: You cannot nest pgfmatrix environments.
Furthermore, I have no idea how to draw those two dahsed arrows.
Any help?!

A:         \documentclass[12pt,letterpaper ,oneside ,openany]{book}

    \usepackage{mathrsfs}
    \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
    \usepackage{amsmath}
    \usepackage{amsfonts}
    \usepackage{amssymb}
    \usepackage{amsthm}
    \usepackage{color}

    % *************************  TiKz  *************************
    % *************************  TiKz  *************************
    \usepackage{pgfplots}
    \usepackage{tikz}
    \usetikzlibrary{shapes,chains,mindmap,trees,backgrounds,shapes.geometric, arrows,arrows.meta, calc,plotmarks,intersections,shadows.blur,decorations.pathmorphing}

    \newcommand{\TikZGuide}[8]{
    \draw[dashed,line width=0.1pt,gray] ({#5},{#6}) grid [xstep=0.5cm, ystep=0.5cm] ({#3},{#4});
    \draw[help lines,line width=0.1pt,red!50] ({#1},{#2}) grid ({#3},{#4});
    \draw[help lines,line width=0.1pt,blue] ({#5},{#6}) grid ({#7},{#8});
    }

    \begin{document}

    \begin{tikzpicture}[
                     background rectangle/.style={fill=green!20!white},
                     show background rectangle]

    %% A grid -- Just for Guides that help to locate points:
    %\TikZGuide{0}{0}{8}{8}{-8}{-6}{0}{0}
    \def\Y{yellow}
    \def\xTCRS{-3}; \def\yTCRS{2}
    \def\xTPF{3}; \def\yTPF{2}
    \def\colorA{red!70!white}
    \def\colorB{red!70!white}
        \node (A) at (0,0) {};
        \node[below of = A] (B){};
        \node[below of = B] (C){};
        \node[below of = C] (D){};
        \node[below of = D] (E){};
    \draw[fill = gray!20!white] (-1.5,0.5) rectangle (1.5,-3);
    \node (A2) at (\xTCRS,\yTCRS) {\textbf{TCRS}};
    \node (B2) at (\xTPF,\yTPF) {\textbf{TCPF}};
    \draw[-latex, thick, blue] (A2) -- node[above]{$\mathcal{TRSC}$}(B2);
    \draw[-latex, thick, red] (A2) -- node[below left]{$\textit{Localize}$}(A);

    \draw[-latex, dashed,thick, red,above right] (B) -- node[below right]{$\textit{TRSC}$}(B2);
    \draw[-latex, dashed,thick, purple,right] (C) -- (B2);
    \draw[] (A) node[inner sep=4pt,rounded corners=3pt] {\large \textbf{TDRS} };
    \draw[] (B) node[inner sep=4pt,rounded corners=3pt,white,fill=\colorA] {\large $\mathbf{LOC}^{P}$ };
    \draw[] (C) node[inner sep=4pt,rounded corners=3pt,white,fill=\colorB] {\large $\mathbf{LOC}^{C}$ };

    \end{tikzpicture}

\end{document}

A: Well, you can't expect reasonable output when you get an error ...
You can build the diagram using plain TikZ instead, or you can save the \matrix in a box, and use that in tikz-cd. The start and end point of arrows can be customized with start anchor and end anchor.
Left, TikZ, right tikz-cd. (I see the font size could be reduced in some of the nodes in the first case.)

\documentclass[border=10pt,tikz]{standalone}
\usepackage{amsmath}
\usepackage{mathrsfs}
\usepackage{tikz-cd}
\usetikzlibrary{positioning}

\newsavebox\MyMatrix
\savebox{\MyMatrix}{
\begin{tikzpicture}[
  bigbox/.style={draw=blue!50, thick, rounded corners, rectangle},
  box/.style={draw=blue!50, minimum size=0.6cm, rounded corners,rectangle}
]

\matrix[row sep=2mm, column sep=2mm, inner sep=2mm, bigbox] {
   \node {\textbf{TDRS}};\\
   \node[box] {$\textbf{LOC}^{P}$};\\
   \node[box] {$\textbf{LOC}^{C}$};\\
};
\end{tikzpicture}}

\begin{document}
\begin{tikzpicture}[
  bigbox/.style={draw=blue!50, thick, rounded corners, rectangle},
  box/.style={draw=blue!50, minimum size=0.6cm, rounded corners,rectangle}
]
            %
\node (a) {\textbf{TCRS}};
\node [right=5cm of a.center,anchor=center] (b) {TPF};

\matrix (m) [below right=2cm and 2.5cm of a.center,anchor=north,row sep=2mm, column sep=2mm, inner sep=2mm, bigbox] {
                \node (m1) {\textbf{TDRS}};\\
                \node (m2) [box] {$\textbf{LOC}^{P}$};\\
                \node (m3) [box] {$\textbf{LOC}^{C}$};\\
            };

\draw [->] (a) -- node[above] {$\mathcal{TRSC}$} (b);
\draw [->] (a) -- node[left] {localize} (m);
\draw [->,dashed] (m1.south east) -- node[right] {$\mathcal{TRSC}$} (b.south west);
\draw [->,dashed] (m3.north east) -- (b.south);
\end{tikzpicture}

\begin{tikzcd}[row sep=huge, column sep=normal]
    \textbf{TCRS} \arrow[rr,"\mathcal{TRSC}"] \arrow[dr,swap,"\text{localize}"]&& \text{TPF} \\
     & \usebox{\MyMatrix}
     \arrow[ur,dashed,"\mathcal{TRSC}"swap,start anchor={[shift={(-5mm,-7mm)}]north east},end anchor={[xshift=2mm]south west}]
     \arrow[ur,dashed,start anchor={[shift={(-4mm,-17mm)}]north east}, end anchor={[xshift=-4mm]south east}]
     \\
\end{tikzcd}
\end{document}


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Q: Color x Grids in tables I have been trying to reproduce a table with two uncommon features.

*

*Grey first row Header

*Two last columns with extra row.

First I managed to do the extra row, but if I try to put the color in the first row I lose some of the grid lines around the table.
Any quick fixes? Thanks in advance.
\begin{table}[h]
\begin{tabular}{|c|c|c|c|c|}
\hline
\rowcolor{lightgray} %(if I comment this line its OK but no color)
{Path}& A(2)  & $(A(2)-100)^+$   & Probability  & Payoff $\times$ Probability  \\ \hline
                  &                        &  &  &  \\ \hline
          &              &  &  &  \\ \hline
           &            &  &  &  \\ \hline
           &        &  &  &  \\ \hline
\multicolumn{3}{c|}{}                                                                              & Sum & 13.99707 \\ \cline{4-5}
\end{tabular}
\end{table}


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1922 Picardie mid-air collision
The 1922 Picardie mid-air collision took place on 7 April 1922 over Picardie, France, involving British and French passenger-carrying biplanes. The midair collision occurred in foggy conditions. A British aircraft flying from Croydon to Paris with only mail on board collided with a French aircraft flying three passengers from Paris to Croydon, which resulted in seven deaths.
Mid-air collision in fog
Thieuloy-Saint-Antoine, Picardie, France
49°38′00″N 01°56′49″E / 49.63333°N 1.94694°E / 49.63333; 1.94694Coordinates: 49°38′00″N 01°56′49″E / 49.63333°N 1.94694°E / 49.63333; 1.94694
Total fatalities
7 (all)
Total survivors
First aircraft
Farman F-60
Compagnie des Grands Express Aériens (CGEA)
F-GEAD
Flight origin
Le Bourget Airport
Second aircraft
de Havilland DH-18A
de Havilland DH.18A
Daimler Hire Limited
G-EAWO
2 The flight
3 Aftermath
BackgroundEdit
Following World War I, there was a steep decline in demand for military aircraft and their pilots. Like other countries, France and Britain turned to establishing a civilian air industry, initially converting military designs to domestic purposes.
The first Airco-designed aircraft for airline work after World War I was the de Havilland DH.18A. One aircraft owned by the Air Ministry (registration G-EAWO), was transferred from Instone Air Line to Daimler Hire Limited for operation on the Croydon-Paris route until the three de Havilland DH.34s which Daimler had on order could be delivered.[1] The service commenced that week on 2 April 1922.
The French company Compagnie des Grands Express Aériens (CGEA) was operating a Farman F.60 Goliath (registration F-GEAD) on a daily service from Le Bourget to Croydon.[1]
The flightEdit
On 7 April 1922, four days after Daimler Hire commenced operations with the DH.18A, G-EAWO was flying mail from Croydon bound for Le Bourget, Paris, with only the pilot (Lieutenant R. E. Duke) and a boy steward (Hesterman) aboard. Meanwhile, the Goliath (F-GEAD) piloted by M. Mire had departed Le Bourget with three passengers and a mechanic.[2] The three passengers were an American couple, Christopher Bruce Yule and the new Mrs. Mary Yule, who were on their honeymoon, and a French national, Monsieur Bouriez.[1]
Following the normal route in drizzle and fog at an altitude of 150 m (492 ft), the DH.18A collided with the Goliath over Thieuloy-Saint-Antoine, 4 kilometres (2 mi) south of Grandvilliers in the Oise department (now part of Picardie), France, some 27 kilometres (17 mi) north of Beauvais[1][3] and some 70 miles (110 km) north of Paris. All seven people died in the first-ever mid-air collision between airliners.[4][5]
The weather was misty with poor visibility. The two aircraft suddenly encountered each other in the mist, neither having time to take evasive action. During the collision the DH.18 lost a wing and the tail, and impacted first, with the Goliath crashing a few minutes later. Although people on the ground quickly reached the scene, all were found to be dead except for the boy steward, who was badly injured. He was taken to the nearby village, but died of his injuries.[2] Early reports claimed the British pilot was the survivor.[1]
AftermathEdit
Following the accident, a meeting was held at Croydon Airport by representatives of Compagnie des Grands Express Aériens, Compagnie des Messageries Aériennes, Daimler Airway, Handley Page Transport, Instone Air Line and KLM, as well as two representatives from the Air Ministry and various pilots employed by the companies. Among the resolutions passed at the meeting were that "keep to the right" was to become the universal rule of the air, new airliners should provide a clear view ahead for the pilot, and that all airliners should be equipped with radio. Clearly defined air routes were to be introduced in Belgium, France, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom.[6]
List of notable mid-air collisions
List of accidents and incidents involving commercial aircraft
October 1926 Air Union Blériot 155 crash – First mid-air fire on an airliner
^ a b c d e "Americans Die in French Air Crash" The New York Times. 8 April 1922.
^ a b "London-Paris machines collide". Flight: 215. 13 April 1922. Retrieved 29 March 2007.
^ Jackson, Aubrey Joseph (1973). British Civil Aircraft since 1919, Vol. 2. London: Putnam. OCLC 59161340.
^ "DH.18 from jnpassieux.chez-alice.fr" (in French). Retrieved 9 December 2007.
^ "APPENDIX B – Previous significant midair occurrences" (PDF), Review of ACAS RA Downlink, eurocontrol.int, p. 20 (page 26 of document), archived from the original (PDF) on 27 September 2007, retrieved 7 December 2007
^ "Airway Rules". The Times (43006). London. 15 April 1922. col E, p. 12.
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