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Morning Report: 2015-01-08
France: Policewoman's killer takes hostages in kosher supermarket as Charlie Hebdo killers take refuge and hostage in printing plant. The jihadi brothers Charif and Said Kouachi fled north from Paris after the massacre at Charlie Hebdo, and they're surrounded in Dammartin-en-Goele. Meanwhile, the man who shot a policewoman Thursday is probably the guy who's holding women and children hostage in a kosher market in eastern Paris, where two people are already reported killed. It's not officially confirmed whether the two strings of terrorist attacks are connected, although that would be a reasonable guess.
Nigeria: Boko Haram attack devastates Baga. Reports on the number killed range from 100 to 2000. Witnesses said the attackers were indiscriminately shooting civilians, burning buildings, and looting.
Jan 9, 2015 5:58:05 AM | Africa, Europe, Terrorism
France: Shooting attack at Charlie Hebdo kills 12; terrorists still at large. Victims included cartoonists Stephane Charbonnier, Georges Wolinski, Bernard 'Tignous' Verlhac and Jean Cabut. Daily Mail has more. Video (English) at Agence France-Presse.. Details still emerging.
Jan 7, 2015 8:33:32 AM | Europe, Free Speech, Terrorism
World Today: 2014-02-26
Ukraine after Yanukovych; whither Crimea? Following a period of intense protests beginning in mid-February, Ukraine's president Viktor Yanukovych was deposed last weekend. He's now out of sight while Ukrainians, and the rest of the world, take a look at how he spent his wealth (video). Attention is now turning to the Crimea, that big peninsula that extends from continental Ukraine into the Black Sea. Stratfor has a video (registration) on the Crimea, and a free video on Russia and Ukraine (dated from before Yanukovych was overthrown). As of this morning, Reuters is reporting that Putin has put Russian troops on alert:
President Vladimir Putin put Russian combat troops on high alert for war games near Ukraine on Wednesday, the Kremlin's most powerful gesture yet after days of sabre rattling since its ally Viktor Yanukovich was toppled as president in Kiev.
Thousands of ethnic Russians, who form the majority in Ukraine's Crimea region, demonstrated for independence for the peninsula that hosts part of Moscow's Black Sea Fleet. They scuffled with rival demonstrators, mainly from the Tatar minority, who support the new authorities in Kiev. ...
RIA Novosti describes this as a "snap check" and RT calls it a "surprise drill", but Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu insists that "The drills are not connected with events in Ukraine at all." Finally, the specter of anti-Semitism haunts yet another revolution.
Nigeria: Boko Haram killings continue. Nigeria's ongoing battle with the jihadi terrorist group Boko Haram continues to claim innocent lives. The latest Boko Haram attack in Yobe state in northern Nigeria has killed 59 students as of this morning.
President Goodluck Jonathan called the attack "callous and senseless murder ... by deranged terrorists and fanatics who have clearly lost all human morality and descended to bestiality".
The Islamists, whose struggle for an Islamic state in northern Nigeria has killed thousands and made them the biggest threat to security in Africa's top oil producer, are increasingly preying on the civilian population.
Militants from Boko Haram, whose name means "Western education is sinful" in the northern Hausa language, have frequently attacked schools in the past. A similar attack in June in the nearby village of Mamudo left 22 students dead.
Venezuela: Protests continue. Reuters: 'At least 13 people have been killed, about 150 injured, and more than 500 arrested during protests and violence that have flared since the start of February.' Anti-Chavez protesters say they have been beaten, tortured, and threatened with guns to the head and other places since the beginning of the current wave of protests. Fausta's 2/24 Carnival links to Rory Carroll at Guardian / Observer:
Hugo Chávez used to call it la revolución bonita (the pretty revolution), but the world looked at Venezuela last week and saw only ugliness. Protesters gunned down in the streets, barricades in flames, chaos. One of the dead was a 22-year-old beauty queen shot in the head.
With the government censoring and cowing TV reports, many of the images came from smartphones, grainy and jerky snippets filled with smoke and shouts. One fact loomed through them all: Chavismo, a hybrid system of democracy and autocracy built on populism, petro-dollars and quasi-socialism, was reaping the consequences of misrule.
Demonstrations in Caracas, Valencia, Mérida and other cities turned lethal, with student-led rallies provoking a fierce backlash from National Guard units and paramilitaries. They roared on motorcycles into "enemy" neighbourhoods, guns blazing. Families piled mattresses against windows to shield against bullets. ...
Video here. Carlos Eire at Babalu writes:
Somewhere, in their Cuban-authored playbook, the Chavistas are surely counting on future visits to a remaining tiny number of Jews by Jewish congregations from around the world who come loaded with gifts.
The playbook probably reads something like this: "Be sure to make life so miserable for the Jews that they have to leave. But also make sure a tiny minority stays behind. In a few years, Jews from all over the world will come to visit them and provide your "Revolution" with a very significant revenue stream."
Also (video - Español, de CNN En Español) Entrevista con Gen. Ángel Vivas.
"Los cubanos están en todas las estructuras del Estado venezolano", dijo.
Feb 26, 2014 7:39:18 AM | Africa, Americas, Anti-Semitism, Europe, Russia
France: Charlie Hebdo publishes Mohammed comic. The French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo published on Wednesday a comic book biography of Islam's founder entitled "The Life of Mohammad," based on writings by a Franco-Tunisian sociologist.
Turkey: Erdogan talks to Kurds. Walter Russell Mead: 'It's all very messy and complicated, but a settlement with the PKK would bring big advantages to Turkey—not least an end to the guerrilla war in the southeast, which has drained a lot of blood and treasure and hampers Turkey's efforts to exert influence in the region.'
Space: Giant leaps for private space travel. Space.com: 'Of the many spacecraft being developed only one has already flown in space, the Dragon capsule built by Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX) in Hawthorne, Calif.The unmanned cargo ship has flown in space three times so far, and carried supplies to the International Space Station twice in 2012 — first in May during a test and then again October. ...' But there's lots more in the works. Full article at the link.
Commentary: Scary times - VDH.
There is no historical appreciation among the new progressive technocracy that central state planning, whether the toxic communist brand or supposedly benevolent socialism, has only left millions of corpses in its wake, or abject poverty and misery. Add up the Soviet Union and Mao's China and the sum is 80 million murdered or starved to death. Add up North Korea, Cuba, and the former Eastern Europe, and the tally is egalitarian poverty and hopelessness. The EU sacrificed democratic institutions for coerced utopianism and still failed, leaving its Mediterranean shore bankrupt and despondent.
Nor is there much philosophical worry that giving people massive subsidies destroys individualism, the work ethic, and the personal sense of accomplishment. There is rarely worry expressed that a profligate nation that borrows from others abroad and those not born has no moral compass. ...
Jan 2, 2013 6:42:35 AM | Europe, Kurdistan, Morning Report, Space, Turkey
Bulgaria: Bomb Kills Israeli Tourists
NBC News: 'UPDATED AT 1:11 p.m. ET: SOFIA, Bulgaria -- Israel's prime minister blamed Iran for the deadly explosion that struck a bus of Israeli tourists in Bulgaria. "Iran is responsible for the terror attack in Bulgaria, we will have a strong response against Iranian terror," said Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Haaretz reported. Earlier: An explosion on a bus carrying Israeli tourists at an airport in the Bulgarian Black Sea city of Burgas on Wednesday killed at least three people and injured as many as 20 others, the interior ministry told NBC News. ...'
Fox: 'A bus carrying mostly Israeli youth in a Bulgaria exploded near an airport Wednesday, killing 7 people, according to local media reports, and wounding at least 27 others, police and hospital officials say. Witnesses told Israeli media that the huge blast occurred soon after someone boarded the vehicle. ...'
Atlas: 'Open season on the Jews, anywhere and everywhere the jihad has its tentacles. A bus of young Jews was blown up today, death toll still undetermined. At least 3 dead. Israel has previously warned Bulgaria of the threat posed by Hizbollah. This comes on the anniversary of the fatal bombing of a Jewish community centre in Buenos Aires, Argentina, which killed 85 people and wounded hundreds.'
Tablet's new editor, Adam Chandler has more.
Jul 18, 2012 10:28:35 AM | Europe, Israel, Terrorism
Andrew Bostom:
Serendipitously, perhaps, in the midst of Geert Wilders' visit to the U.S., warning of the consequences of Europe's ongoing Islamization, today I came across a State Department memo from the U.S. embassy in Madrid, dated September 19, 1974 (1974 Madrid 05880), declassified June 30, 2005. This document reveals that the U.S. was fully aware of the advent of "Eurabia," precisely as self-characterized in an official European socio-political journal bearing the title Eurabia.
Eurabia was the title of a journal published in the mid-1970s by the European Committee for the Coordination of Friendship Associations with the Arab World. ...
Go read the rest.
May 5, 2012 9:37:57 PM | Counter-Jihad, Europe
Geert Wilders: Speech at Gatestone Institute, New York
Geert Wilders:
It is great to be in America, the beacon of liberty, the land of the free, the land where people are still allowed to speak freely. I know what I am talking about. I was acquitted after a legal ordeal that lasted almost 3 years. I had been brought to court for criticizing Islam.
Though at the end of the day I was acquitted, the court case had been a disgrace. It was a time-, money- and energy-consuming nightmare. This charade that happened in the Netherlands for the last few years could not have happened in your great country, where the First Amendment guarantees people the freedom to express their opinions.
The first Amendment is what we need in the Netherlands and Europe.
I am in New York for the release of my book "Marked for Death". It explains why Islam is the largest threat to freedom which the world is currently facing. It argues why Islam is a totalitarian ideology rather than a religion. It reveals how Islam has already profoundly changed Europe in the last decades. It exposes the cultural relativism which has affected Europe so deeply that many in Europe refuse to stand for liberty and prefer to appease Islam.As you know, people who speak out like myself and I pay a steep price for speaking these truths. Apart from legal attempts to silence me, there are also the threats by radical Muslims to kill me. I have been living under permanent police protection for almost eight years now. People like me pay this price for speaking the truth about Islam. But I do not regret one word. I see it as my duty to warn the West. ...
Apr 30, 2012 12:53:48 PM | Counter-Jihad, Europe
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I watched Heroes last night and its simply the best thing on TV at the moment. It's glorious to see such an obviously well thought out plot and charaterisations come together on screen. I'm loving it and always watch the BBC3 next episode.
However a particularly key fx scene from episode 3 is really bugging me.
It was the scene where the Cheerleader underwent a graphic autopsy.
The quality of the makeup was very good but there were some fundamentally flawed aspects of the scene.
Firstly the Y incision was made and the skin and sub dermal layers were simply lift back, there was absolutely no action to represent the peeling back of cutting through the connective tissues or layers of the skin from the underlying anatomy.
Second since it was a teenage girl being examined, the fx team should have supplied a corpse makeup which had at least some representation of breast tissue….and there was none – either on/above the rib cage or affixed to the underside of the dermis.
Third. The open-chest make up was very obviously applied over the young actress's own breasts and the overhead camera angle combined with operation theatre style lighting clearly shows two breast shaped lumps beneath the rib cage.
This was the worst aspect of the FX shot. The production crew should have set up the shot so that the actresses head and shoulders and arms were on the gurney while her body was concealed below the gurney top – allowing for a false body with proper anatomy to be attached – as was so famously done with John Hurt in the Film Alien.
Granted the application as used allowed for the actress to move and act on the table without the need for CGI or an expensive body rig – but ultimately the shot was spoilt for not be more carefully staged.
It's nit picking - but to anyone knowing what they were looking at it narked…big time.

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Small Soldiers was the first film script I sold, and was written while I was still living in England – although by then I was commuting to arin County several times a year to work on The Young Indian Jones Chronicles. I had been working on the idea for years but was never able to find a story to fit the concept. But when I got an agent in LA and began pitching my ideas around the town, this one aroused enthusiasm. Nobody hired me to write the script, but I got so sick of talking up the story I decided it would be easier to write it than pitch it one more time. Jason Hoffs at Amblin Entertainment was enthusiastic about the idea and kept tabs on me as I wrote the script. When it was finished and was sent out by my agents he encouraged Steven Spielberg to buy it for Amblin, which then of course became Dreamworks. It was in development hell for about 6 years, undergoing many incarnations, but finally got made with director Joe Dante. There was an amazing line of toys created to go with it too, most of which I still have! They turn up quite often in antique markets too!
Was a huge fan of this film when i was a kid. I was wondering if there was scenes cut from the film, I've heard that it originally was to receive an R Rating,.
I remember going to see "Small Soldiers" in theatres I enjoyed then and I enjoy it now. I wish I could read your original draft.
I wish I could show it to you, but it's vanished into the same warehouse where they stored the Ark of the Covenant in Indiana Jones!
But if you want to read some actual words by me, check out my detective thriller The Age of Treachery!
I love this movie so much. I thought that Greg Smith was amazing as Alan. Everything was wonderful, the plot, the music, the dialogue, the acting. It is an incredibly underrated movie.
It's so good to hear from someone who loved the movie: I'm quite proud of it! And I particularly agree about the music: Jerry Goldsmith did a terrific job. Let me know if you get a chance to read my current detective thriller series, the first of which is The Age of Treachery. I'd love to know if you like that too.
Like others that have posted, I am a huge fan of the movie. Thank you for your work on the story! I own a copy of the Small Soldiers script by Adam Rifkin. It is the Polish 5/11/1997 version. Reading through it, there are several major changes than what actually turned up in the movie. Of course, script revisions are a very common part of movie making, but my question was in regards to some of the character names, specifically the Commandos. For example, Chip Hazard is called Chip Braddock, Kip Killigan is called Kip Killcrazy, etc… Were these your original names for the characters, or just the names given to them during this particular revision of the script? If they were your original names, how did you feel about the revisions? Thanks!


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Dramatic reversal of human rights in Egypt: HRW
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The rule of President Abdel-Fattah al-Sissi has seen the "most dramatic reversal of human rights in Egypt's modern history," Human Rights Watch said Tuesday.
Prominent rights activists have been jailed or sought refuge abroad while non-governmental organizations face a November 10 deadline to register under "a highly restrictive 2002 law" or face criminal charges, the New York-based group said.
It called on Egypt's allies to use the country's periodic review at the UN Human Rights Council, due to take place Wednesday, to condemn rights abuses that have taken place since al-Sissi, then head of the armed forces, ousted Islamist president Mohammed Morsi last year.
"Washington, London, Paris and other capitals have failed to confront Egypt's dramatic reversal of human rights," Human Rights Watch official Philippe Dam said.
In outlining Egypt's slide, the group also pointed to a decree by al-Sissi allowing lifetime prison sentences for anyone convicted of receiving funding from abroad to "harm the national interest."
That amendment to the penal code, which also provides for the death penalty if the offender is a public servant, has caused further alarm among Egyptian rights groups.
Al-Sissi has been ruling by decree because the lower house of parliament was dissolved in June 2012 and the upper house was dissolved in July 2013. No date has been set for elections to select a new legislature.
In addition to the crackdown on civil society, Egyptian authorities themselves acknowledged that 22,000 people, thought to be mainly Islamists, have been arrested since Muslim Brotherhood leader Morsi was deposed, Human Rights Watch said.
"Police arrested many simply for alleged membership in or sympathy with the Muslim Brotherhood, the largest and best-organized opposition movement in the country," the group said.
Egypt's strategic importance has ensured that Western governments seek to remain on good terms with it despite reservations about its domestic policy.
The United States released delayed military aid in June while in August Italian Premier Matteo Renzi became the highest-ranking European official to visit Cairo since Morsi's ouster.
Egyptian authorities have said their security measures are aimed at confronting terrorism, a category in which they include Muslim Brotherhood activities.
A constitutional referendum in January and al-Sissi's election as president in May with more than 96 per cent of the vote show that the country is on the path to restoring democracy, the government has argued. SAPA


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History
The website was launched in 2006.

In 2009, it was ranked 7th on Opera's top ten visited social networking sites.

Konstantin Vladimirovich Rak, who was sued by Epic Games for allegedly creating cheats to Fortnite, was a user of the service.

Currently, the site is going through not very good times of blocking in Russia, absence and frequent changes of site addresses, as well as frequent site hacks, data theft and constant DDOSS attacks, half of the users leave and transfer data to other services.
in 2022, the social network changed 7 domain names, due to frequent blocking in Russia, for pirated and prohibited content.

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Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka a premier Health Science University in India was established on 1st June 1996 at Bangalore by the Govt. of Karnataka through its enactment of Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka Act 1994 to encompass all the existing health science colleges and institutions which were earlier affiliated to the conventional universities in Karnataka with a purpose of ensuring proper and systematic instruction, teaching, training and research in modern and Indians systems of medicine.
The phenomenal increase in the number of institutions and students admitted to various courses of medical and allied health sciences warranted the need to regulate, monitor and standardize the curricula as well as the evaluation systems. The product of medical and health science professional education was to meet the societal needs for better healthcare. Hence, RGUHS had the vision to bring in uniformity in the standards of teaching and have a common curriculum for the various courses offered in different colleges across Karnataka.
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Pong with Me - Atha and Steph on table tennis.: Tip #1: Got patience?
I see. Unfortunately, it's hard for me to play out points since I either get dominated by really fast shots or very strong spin. Otherwise, hi, Atha!
Congratulations on the name of your blog, Pong Along! Why, you don't mind associating the sport with the term "ping pong"!
Hey, why don't you tag your posts with "ping pong" instead of only "table tennis"?
I am so against this attempt to disassociate the sport from the term "ping pong". First, the snottiness against the term "ping pong", as being a supposed denigration of the sport that conjures up play in basements, betrays an arrogant and self-harming elitism - since when has a sport turned its nose up at those who self-teach themselves the sport, even though it be in basements? Second, the Chinese are the leading power in the sport and the Chinese term for the sport is "ping pong"! Is it not kind of American xenophobia to rail against the term?
I am sure that your using "pong" brings your blog popularity, because we the lowly masses insist on enjoying the sport in garages and basements, and insist on calling it "ping pong".
Thanks for your comment. I would advise that you simply practice more against better players. If you're looking for a place to find better players, I'd suggest checking out my post about how to find a table tennis club near you. There, I post a link to usatt.org, where you can find registered clubs in your area.
I will, however, try my best to help you improve with an upcoming post. Stay tuned!
Thank you for your comment. I have actually responded to it in a post. Please see it for my response.


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Damn, who would have thought that Culhane's solo efforts to take down Blake Carrington would be successful.
Culhane was able to achieve something he's probably dreamt of doing for years on Dynasty Season 2 Episode 20; he outsmarted Blake.
Considering it was a do or die situation, Culhane was motivated to succeed, but given how many times Blake's been one step ahead of everyone, I pegged this as a lost cause.
However, Culhane proved that he's learned a thing or two while working for the Carringtons.
Cristal fell right into his trap and warned Blake of the FBI's involvement which pushed him to threaten the Senator who was wearing a wire.
The plan was well executed, and it was oddly satisfying to see Blake get walked out of his own event in cuffs.
Unfortunately, we'd be naive to think that Blake is going to stay incarcerated.
Did you pack your mother of the year trophies? I'll shine them with my ass.
Permalink: Did you pack your mother of the year trophies? I'll shine them with my ass.
A man with that much money and a plethora of connections will surely find a way out of this somehow.
He can pay off anyone to look the other way.
And when he does, it's not going to be pretty for Culhane.
Culhane and Blake always had a rough relationship but even so, Blake always offered a helping hand whenever things got tough.
After this, Culhane just ensured himself a spot on the top of Blake's shit list.
And the feds surely won't be able to protect Culhane from Adam's wrath.
Adam has plenty of unresolved mommy and daddy issues; as Fallon figured out, his weak spots are Blake and Alexis.
He'll protect them at all costs even if that means going after the people who do them wrong.
He's a ticking time bomb. If you push the wrong button, he's going to erupt.
We saw how effortlessly Adam took down Jeff Colby by adding poison into his office paint.
Jeff: I know the results. Not to be dramatic, but I'm dying.
Monica: Jeff, get some rest. He's not, right?
Permalink: Jeff, get some rest. He's not, right?
It won't be difficult for him to find a way to break Culhane.
Adam may have his eyes set on Fallon right now, but Culhane will be on the top of the list for hurting Blake and jeopardizing the company.
Considering Fallon prides herself on being a Carrington, my expectations were high for her Adam take down and she underdelivered.
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Her and Liam's attempts were pathetic and laughable.
Clearly, she didn't heed Alexis' warning and underestimated Adam's psychotic nature.
She needs to realize that she's not dealing with an amateur.
Every idea was a feeble attempt at taking down a master manipulator and spinner.
Adam always knows how to talk his way out of a situation and finds a way to defend what he's done with a logical explanation.
It's impressive how good he is at that.
The only way to really hurt Adam is to expose his ugly and violent side to Blake.
It'll be difficult because Blake's got his blinders on when it comes to his token son, but it's not impossible considering Adam truly is deranged.
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For now, he has his crazy neatly tucked in, but provoking him until he snaps, and I mean truly snaps, would show the world exactly the kind of person Adam is.
If Fallon had just continued riling him up about Alexis' departure, he would have cracked.
Blake did witness some of Adam's rage, but he was more concerned about Fallon and Liam who looked like obsessive lunatic as they tried to prove that Adam was crazy.
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I want Fallon to expose Adam for who he truly is as much as the next guy, but I'm not really into watching her obsesses over her brother when she could be out getting hot and heavy with Liam in Thailand.
Maybe she should heed her mother's warning and get out of town while she still can?
There's such an emphasis on Liam and Fallon wanting to have sex for the first time, I'm inclined to think that the first time isn't going to be mind-blowing and it'll force Fallon to rethink the relationship.
Liam: How about, instead of retaliating like a savage, we take the high road.
Fallon: I don't know. I mean, I'm proud to say I've mastered the low road.
Liam: Oh no, you take the high road with Adam -- it'll be classy -- and you take the low road with me in Thailand. Savage.
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And is anyone else surprised that they haven't pounced each other yet with all the sexual tension building up?
I mean, they probably have like 15 bedrooms, if not more, at the Manor.
I'm sure one would suffice.
Then, there are Fallon's misguided motivations for trying to bring her brother down in the first place.
Instead of being concerned for her father who is clearly being swooned by a psycho, all she cared about was earning back her father's love and becoming his favorite again.
Fallon has some real daddy issues, which probably should concern Liam.
Speaking of Liam, his timid reaction to finding out that Adam slept with his mother was strange.
I was hoping to see Liam throw a few much-deserved punches but instead, I was left disappointed after he just allowed Adam to walk all over him.
Following Alexis' departure, Dynasty had no choice but to bring back another iconic character.
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Enter Dominique Deveraux.
I haven't seen the original Dynasty, so I'm unable to compare the new Dominique to the old one, but in true Dynasty fashion, the Colby matriarch had ulterior motives.
Neither Jeff nor Monica fully trusted their mother upon arrival.
Monica was angry at her mother for abandoning them, while Jeff was eager to put the past behind them in exchange for a fresh start.
But alas, he caught his mother in a lie.
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The moment Dominique started feeding them some sob story about not being successful, I knew she was being shady.
It's unclear what her motives for returning are, but if I had to guess, I would say she's interested in cashing out and providing for her new family.
Once Colby and Moni find out that their mother cares about her other children in a way she never cared about them, it's going to crush them.
Fallon: Adam slept with your mother.
Liam: Yeah, let's bury the bastard.
Fallon: I have never wanted you more.
Liam: I love that.
Permalink: I love that.
It was slightly surprising to see that Dominique knew that she was a Carrington. Who told her? Has she always known?
I don't remember if this was ever addressed when the Colby children found out the truth.
I'm simply looking forward to her reunion with her half-brother, Blake.
Otherwise, I can't say I'm too invested in this storyline yet simply because we don't know much about her motivations and how it will effect Colby and Moni.
Anders and Sammy Jo have the sweetest bond.
They're my favorite duo on the series right now.
It was sweet that Sammy went above and beyond to plan a fun trip for Anders even if they didn't make it out of the private jet.
It was nice to see Anders let loose briefly.
Anders of all people deserves a get away trip, but he couldn't even enjoy it because he's a straight up workaholic.
In fact, he's so dedicated to his job, there's no way he could ever leave the Carringtons to fend for themselves.
If they hadn't come back, Sammy and Anders would never have seen the showdown between Fallon and Adam.
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Jeff's outfit made me laugh out loud. Jeff, hunny, no. What was that?
Fallon is the queen of voicemails.
I need more footage of Anders smiling while wearing a tropical shirt.
Where is Kirby? She should be there watching her man Culhane take down Blake!
Do you think the FBI has enough to put Blake away?
Will Fallon figure out a way to destroy Adam?
And will she ever make it on her getaway with Liam?
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The Cornfield Bomber
by Scott Wolff Mar 30, 2015
The world of tactical aviation is filled with all sorts of stories–good, bad, ugly, and otherwise. Here's one I heard about over the weekend and was pretty astounded by it.
It involves an F-106 Delta Dart now on display at the National Museum of the United States Air Force, located at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton Ohio. Known as the "Cornfield Bomber," this particular airplane was involved in a very unusual incident.
On 2 February 1970, three F-106s from the 71st Fighter Interceptor Squadron, the "Ironmen," took off from Malmstrom Air Force Base near Great Falls, Montana for an Air Combat Maneuvering (ACM) sortie. At point point during the engagement, the aircraft departed from controlled flight and entered a flat spin. The pilot, Captain Gary Faust, was unable to return his jet to controlled flight and ejected.
Now here's where it gets weird.
This image shows the initial point of impact where an F-106 Delta Dart fighter, S/N 58-0787, belly-landed in a snow-covered field in Montana without its pilot. (Photo Courtesy of the USAF Museum)
Apparently the weight and balance of the aircraft was altered enough during Faust's ejection sequence that the airplane recovered from the spin and re-entered a stable flight envelope. The F-106, unmanned, flew off on its own and all of the pilots involved in the mission assumed it crashed somewhere beyond their visual range, ending its service life in a short-lived fireball and shallow crater somewhere in the Montana countryside.
The airplane actually belly-landed in a snow-covered field near the town of Big Sandy. The local Sheriff's Department received a phone call about an airplane sitting in the field with its engine still running. The airplane was flat-bellied in the field, which had a slight downward grade, and the Sheriff advised to just let the engine run until it ran out of gas.
A depot team from the Sacramento Air Logistics Center at McClellan Air Force Base, California, was dispatched to the scene to assess the situation and get the aircraft out of there. Once the wings of the airplane–still in perfect flying condition (?!)–were removed from the aircraft, the fuselage was lifted up and all parts were placed on a rail car and sent to California by train. The fuselage sustained relatively minor damage and the aircraft was restored to flying status.
This F-106A (S/N 58-0787) was involved in an unusual incident. During a training mission, it entered an flat spin forcing the pilot to eject. Unpiloted, the aircraft recovered on its own and miraculously made a gentle belly landing in a snow-covered field. (U.S. Air Force photo)
The "Cornfield Bomber," even though the F-106 was a fighter and landed in a wheat field, last served with the 49th Fighter Interceptor Squadron, and was ultimately retired and placed into care of the museum in 1986.
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About Scott Wolff
is the host, editor, and also a contributor to FighterSweep. He joined a well-known aviation lifestyle publication in early 2010 as a photographer, and a year later started writing feature articles. Since then, he has moved into a managing editor position at that publication. He holds a private pilot certificate and draws on his experience as a flight operations director in the airshow industry, as well as fourteen years spent in public service, to generate military and government-related content. Scott has received military altitude chamber training, emergency egress training, and has logged time in a variety of civilian and military aircraft.
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JONI 75: A Birthday Celebration for Joni Mitchell – Live at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion
The Music Center presents JONI 75: A Birthday Celebration Live at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion,
Two All-Star Concerts Dedicated to Joni Mitchell on Her 75th Birthday.
Joni Mitchell's Website.
Musical icon of the sixties and seventies, Canadian-born singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell draws from folk, pop, rock, and jazz to craft her singular compositions. Mitchell's songs often reflect social and environmental ideals as well as her feelings about romance, confusion, disillusionment, and joy. Throughout an illustrious and influential career, Mitchell has received numerous accolades, including nine Grammy Awards. Rolling Stone called her "one of the greatest songwriters ever."
The Music Center has announced two star-studded concerts, JONI 75: A Birthday Celebration Live at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion on November 6 and November 7, 2018, featuring an incredible array of singers and musicians who will honor one of the world's most remarkable artists, Joni Mitchell, on her 75th birthday.
On both nights, Glen Hansard, Emmylou Harris, Norah Jones, Chaka Khan, Diana Krall, Kris Kristofferson, Los Lobos, Graham Nash, Seal, and Rufus Wainwright, will perform songs from all stages of Mitchell's life and career, across the entire oeuvre of her 19 studio albums. Co-musical directors, providing the musical arrangements for the evenings, are drummer Brian Blade, who recorded three studio albums and toured extensively with Mitchell, and, pianist, composer, arranger producer Jon Cowherd.
A music icon whose work continues to inspire generations of artists, Mitchell performed on the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion stage in 1972 and 1974, with the Los Angeles Times describing her 1972 concert as "Joni Mitchell in a Giant Living Room." "Our upcoming concerts will mark the return of Joni Mitchell's masterful music to The Music Center, creating both an intimate 'living room' experience and a joyous celebration of her tremendous career," said Rachel Moore, The Music Center's president and CEO.
With nine Grammy® awards to her name and 16 Grammy nominations, Mitchell's catalogue of music spans more than five decades. In 2017, Mitchell's 1971 album Blue was named number one on National Public Radio's list of the 150 greatest albums made by women. Her work has no boundaries and crosses genres from Folk and Pop, to Jazz and World Music. Mitchell is also a prolific painter and was once quoted as saying, "I'm a painter first, and a musician second." While Mitchell hails from Canada, she has called Los Angeles home for decades.
Following the second concert, on November 7, 2018, The Music Center will salute Mitchell on her birthday with The Music Center's Soirée: JONI 75, a special celebration for her and a fundraiser for The Music Center's artistic programming as the organization strives to deepen the cultural life of every resident of Los Angeles County. During the post-performance special event, The Music Center will honor Mitchell with The Music Center's Excellence in the Performing Arts Award, acknowledging her pioneering spirit and timeless art and music. The Music Center first bestowed this award, which salutes individuals who are innovators in the creative and performing arts, upon another great artist – actress, dancer and singer Rita Moreno – in 2016. The Music Center's Soirée: JONI 75 is presented by The Music Center in partnership with Vanity Fair and its editor, Radhika Jones.
The Music Center's Artistic Advisor Jorn Weisbrodt is the creator of the two evenings, and Danny Kapilian is the music producer.
"Joni Mitchell's songs create sublime paintings of the landscape of human emotions and the mind," Weisbrodt said. "Her view is that of the bird and of the surgeon. There is an unprecedented marriage of intimacy and universality that permeates all of her work. Her art compares to no other, but relates to all of us. A pioneer and builder of her very own tower of song, Joni is a wanderer and a searcher, someone who did not rest but always moved forward, exploring new territory and inviting her audiences to travel on new trails with her. It has been the joy, privilege and honor of my life to develop these evenings for her and consult with her on this voyage. I cannot wait for her and all her friends to experience the magic that everyone on and behind the stage is going to create with her songs," Weisbrodt offered.
Settling in Los Angeles with her guitar and inimitable voice, Mitchell produced a series of albums unmatched by any songwriter, including Blue, Ladies of the Canyon, The Hissing of Summer Lawns, Hejira, Mingus, Travelogue, and many more.
Los Lobos' Steve Berlin said, "Joni Mitchell is a true iconoclast and has long been an inspiration for us. Her unwavering commitment to expanding her musical vocabulary is something that we've tried to do as a band so it's a huge honor to be part of her 75th birthday celebration."
"Joni Mitchell's musical adventure is certainly great, but the more I get to know her as a person, the more I am amazed by the woman herself," explained Rufus Wainwright. "When in her presence, the day dissolves and one glimpses something beyond, something very far away, yet oddly more concrete. Everything about her is oraculous. I'm so very honored to be part of her 75th birthday celebration."
"I am very pleased to take part in these concerts honoring my friend Joni, without doubt one of the greatest writers we have," said Graham Nash.
Seal said, "Joni is the reason I became a musician, so the opportunity to take part in this means everything to me."
The Music Center Presents JONI 75: A Birthday Celebration Live at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion
(concerts on November 6 and 7, 2018)
The Music Center's Soirée: JONI 75 (post-concert birthday dinner celebration for Joni Mitchell and gala on November 7, 2018)
The Music Center's Dorothy Chandler Pavilion
135 N. Grand Avenue
Tuesday, November 6, 2018; 7:30 p.m. – concert
Wednesday, November 7, 2018; 6:30 p.m. – concert followed by an exclusive birthday dinner celebration gala, The Music Center's Soirée: JONI 75
Glen Hansard, Emmylou Harris, Norah Jones, Chaka Khan, Diana Krall, Kris Kristofferson, Los Lobos, Graham Nash, Seal and Rufus Wainwright
Box Office for Concert Tickets:
The Music Center's Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, 135 N. Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Online and Phone for Concert Tickets:
musiccenter.org/joni
Online and Phone for Exclusive Birthday Dinner Celebration/Soirée Tickets
musiccenter.org/joni75soiree
JONI 75: A Birthday Celebration Live at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion will feature musical performers who range from Mitchell's contemporaries to the next generation of artists who have been influenced and inspired by her work. They include*:
Glen Hansard: Academy Award-winning and multi-Grammy nominated singer-songwriter Glen Hansard releases music under his own name and is also a member of the bands The Frames and The Swell Season. Hansard starred in the movie Once and was honored with an Oscar for his song "Falling Slowly." Joni Mitchell's song "Coyote" was the first song of hers to fully captivate Hansard, who subsequently recorded the song in the studio with drummer Brian Blade for a project still to be released.
Emmylou Harris: A 14-time Grammy Award-winner, Emmylou Harris' contributions as a singer and songwriter span 40 years. Harris, who is known as much for her eloquently straightforward songwriting as for her incomparably expressive singing, has recorded more than 25 albums. She was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2008 and earned a Grammy Lifetime Achievement award in 2018. In 2007, Harris recorded Mitchell's song "The Magdalene Laundries" for a multi-artist tribute CD celebrating Mitchell's music that was released by Nonesuch Records.
Norah Jones: Nine-time Grammy Award-winner Norah Jones first emerged on the world stage with the 2002 release of Come Away With Me, her self-described "moody little record" that introduced a singular new voice and grew into a global phenomenon, sweeping the 2003 Grammy Awards and signaling a paradigm shift away from the prevailing pop music of the time. Since then, Jones has sold 50 million albums worldwide. In 2007, Jones' rendition of Mitchell's song "Court and Spark" was featured on Herbie Hancock's multi-Grammy Award-winning album The Joni Letters.
Chaka Khan: One of the world's most celebrated musicians, with a rich musical legacy, 10-time GRAMMY Award-winner Chaka Khan has influenced generations of recording artists. A songwriter, actor, author, philanthropist, entrepreneur and activist, Khan has the rare ability to sing in seven music genres, including R&B, Pop, Rock, Gospel, Country, World Music and Classical. Affectionately known around the world as Chaka, she is revered by millions of fans as well as her peers for her timeless, classic and unmatched signature music style and ability. Throughout her legendary career, she has released 22 albums and racked up 10 #1 Billboard magazine charted songs, seven RIAA certified gold singles and 10 RIAA certified gold and platinum albums. Khan was invited by Mitchell to sing on the song "Dreamland" for Mitchell's album Don Juan's Reckless Daughter. Khan joined James Taylor and Herbie Hancock to celebrated Mitchell's induction into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame.
Diana Krall: Multiple Grammy Award-winning jazz pianist and world-renowned singer Diana Krall is the only jazz singer to have eight albums debut at the top of the Billboard Jazz Albums chart. To date, her albums have garnered five Grammy Awards and 10 Juno® Awards and have also earned nine gold, three platinum and seven multi-platinum albums. Krall's unique artistry transcends any single musical style and has made her one of the most recognizable artists of our time. Krall recorded Mitchell's "A Case of You" on Krall's 2002 album Live in Paris and has performed Mitchell's song "Amelia" from the album Hejira many times in her live shows.
Kris Kristofferson: Heralded as an artist's artist, the three-time Grammy Award-winner has recorded 28 albums, including three with pals Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash and Waylon Jennings as part of The Highwaymen. Kristofferson has spent three decades performing concerts all over the world, in most recent years in a solo acoustic setting, which puts the focus on the songs. His renown as a songwriter triggered Kristofferson's successful career as a musician and led to a career as an actor. In 1969, Kristofferson joined Mitchell, Bob Dylan, Graham Nash and Shel Silverstein for an evening at Johnny Cash's home, showcasing music at a gathering that has been described as one of the most potent assemblages of songs showcased for the first time in one place.
Graham Nash: Grammy Award-winner and two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Graham Nash has produced a remarkable body of work, beginning with the Hollies in the 60s and continuing through his union with Crosby, Stills & Nash (& Young) and his solo recordings. His songs, including "Teach Your Children", "Our House", "Just A Song Before I Go", "Immigration Man" and "Chicago/We Can Change The World" amongst many others, are part of the collective DNA of an entire generation. Appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire by Queen Elizabeth in recognition for his contributions as a musician and philanthropist, Nash is also an internationally renowned photographer and visual artist whose work has been shown in galleries and museums worldwide. Nash, who shared Mitchell's home in Los Angeles, was inspired to write the song "Our House" when, on a dreary day, the two visited a local restaurant and Mitchell found a vase in a nearby antique store that she bought and filled with flowers while Nash lit a fire. According to an interview in Performing Songwriter (2016), Nash said, "'Now, my and Joan's life at the time were far from ordinary … and I thought, 'What an ordinary moment.'"
Los Lobos: Multiple Grammy Award-winners David Hidalgo, Louis Perez and Steve Berlin of Los Lobos perform a powerhouse mix of Rock, Tex-Mex, Country, Folk, R&B, Blues and traditional Spanish and Mexican music, which Perez once called "the soundtrack of the barrio." With its humble beginnings as a garage band in 1973 East Los Angeles, Los Lobos has seen much success. Its worldwide crossover hit, "La Bamba", from the 1987 film of the same name, reached #1 on the U.S. and UK singles charts. Now celebrating its 45th anniversary, Los Lobos still jams with the same raw intensity featuring music that is culturally rich, rocking and lyrically provocative. These concerts will be the first-time members of Los Lobos will perform music by Mitchell live.
Rufus Wainwright: Recognized as one of the great male vocalists, composers and songwriters of his generation, Rufus Wainwright has released eight studio albums, three DVDs and three live albums including the Grammy-nominated Rufus Does Judy Live at Carnegie Hall. Wainwright's celebrated first opera, Prima Donna, premiered in 2009 to much acclaim and his second opera, Hadrian, commissioned by the Canadian Opera Company, will premiere in October 2018 in Toronto. Wainwright immersed himself in Mitchell's material when he performed at Joni: a Portrait in Song – A Birthday Happening Live at Massey Hall in Toronto in 2013.
Seal: London-born multi-platinum singer-songwriter Seal has been focused on a single creative pursuit: expressing the full experience of love through song. Known for his one-of-a-kind soaring, husky baritone voice and classic songwriting, Seal has seen success across numerous genres of music. His smooth vocal delivery on hits like "Crazy" and "Kiss from a Rose" quickly cemented his status as a formidable singer, and over the years, he's extended his influence with a wide catalog of original music and soulful covers earning him multiple Grammy awards and selling more than 30 million albums worldwide. Seal was invited by Mitchell to sing on her song "How Do You Stop," which was featured on her album Turbulent Indigo.
Co-musical Directors:
Brian Blade: While studying at Loyola University in New Orleans, Brian Blade met Jon Cowherd and the two began making music together. The pair formed Brian Blade & The Fellowship Band in 1997 and has released five albums. Blade has performed and toured with Daniel Lanois, Ellis Marsalis, Bob Dylan and many other artists and, since 2000, has been the drummer with The Wayne Shorter Quartet. He has recorded and toured with Joni Mitchell since 1995, performing on her albums Taming The Tiger, Travelogue and Shine.
Jon Cowherd: Jon Cowherd is best known for his long-running partnership with drummer/bandleader Brian Blade, with whom he co-founded the Grammy-nominated Brian Blade & The Fellowship Band. Together, their acclaimed, influential albums showcase Cowherd's stellar keyboard work and singular compositional skills. In 2017, Cowherd released Gateway, a new recording on the exclusive, vinyl only, Newvelle record label. He has played and recorded with Mitchell as part of a collaboration with Brian Blade & The Fellowship Band.
The Musicians:
Brian Blade: co-musical director, drums
Jon Cowherd: co-musical director, piano
Chris Thomas: bass
Greg Leisz: pedal steel and guitar
Marvin Sewell: guitar
Jeff Haynes: percussion
Ambrose Akinmusire: trumpet
Bob Sheppard : woodwinds
Dedicated to Joni Mitchell, The Music Center's Soirée: JONI 75 will celebrate her 75th birthday with an exclusive party in the Eva and Marc Stern Grand Hall at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion immediately following the November 7, 2018 concert. Guests will have the opportunity to commemorate Mitchell's birthday in grand style at a special event that will include a post-performance dinner and special surprises. According to Moore, The Music Center's Soirée: JONI 75 will salute Mitchell's many talents and her artistic contributions, which continue to inspire countless other artists. "Joni Mitchell epitomizes The Music Center's belief in the power of the arts to transform lives," Moore said. "We are privileged to celebrate her 75th birthday and hold our gala in her honor and to present her with The Music Center's Excellence in the Performing Arts Award for her innumerable contributions and her role as an inspiration to the artists of today and tomorrow," Moore added.
Proceeds from the event will benefit The Music Center's programs. Those funds will help The Music Center provide access to the performing arts to new and diverse audiences through nationally recognized arts education programs, world-class dance presentations that inspire and enchant audiences, and free and low-cost community programming that reaches across boundaries of age, race, ethnicity, gender and beyond. The event features an unprecedented collaboration of the board leaders of The Music Center, its resident companies – Center Theatre Group, the Los Angeles Master Chorale, LA Opera and LA Phil – and Music Center support group Center Dance Arts, who are coming together to co-chair the gala to honor one of the world's most influential artists. The evening's co-chairs are Kiki and David Gindler, Barbara and Jay Rasulo, Catharine and Jeffrey Soros, Lisa Specht, Eva and Marc Stern and Phil A. Swan.
Single tickets to the JONI 75: A Birthday Celebration Live at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion concerts on November 6 and 7, 2018, start at $45 and are available at The Music Center's Dorothy Chandler Pavilion Box Office, 135 Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90012; by calling (213) 972-0711; and online at musiccenter.org/joni. Special packages, including prime seats for the November 7, 2018 concert and gala dinner, are available by calling (213) 972-4322 and online at musiccenter.org/joni75soiree.
About The Music Center
The Music Center is Los Angeles' home to the world's greatest artistic programs and events with four iconic theatres and an outdoor plaza. In addition to its four-renowned resident companies – Center Theatre Group, the Los Angeles Master Chorale, LA Opera and LA Phil – The Music Center presents an international dance series, free and low-cost public programming and special events and activities for all ages. From its early days, The Music Center has been a pioneer in arts education and offers a multi-faceted program from K-12. With The Music Center On Location,™ the non-profit performing arts organization brings programming to locations outside of its Downtown Los Angeles campus. The Music Center also programs and manages Grand Park, a 12-acre adjacent greenspace, with year-round free programming. For more information, visit musicenter.org. Follow The Music Center on Twitter and Instagram @MusicCenterLA and on Facebook at facebook.com/musiccenterla.
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When does Copa America 2019 start? How to watch on UK TV, key fixtures, favourites and odds
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The season is supposed to have ended but, if anything, it feels like there's more football than ever. Not only is the Uefa Nations League finally coming to a conclusion – the Netherlands will meet Portugal in the final having beaten England on Wednesday evening – the Women's World Cup is getting underway, while the Africa Cup of Nations is also on the horizon.
Alongside all that, there is the favourite tournament of people who like to stay up to horrendous hours of the morning drinking cans and dreaming of an unlikely beach break in Rio de Janeiro. Yes, it's time for the Copa America, which for European football fans at least is an exclusively nocturnal experience.
Held in Brazil this year, the tournament will feature some timeless talking points. Can Lionel Messi finally win a trophy with Argentina? Can Brazil thrive without an injured Neymar? Why have Japan and Qatar been invited to participate? That last question is a new one actually, with the answer being: welcome to modern football, where anything goes.
Unusual invitees aside, the Copa America contains a whole host of interesting subplots which should be of interest to fans of the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A and so on.
For those planning several weeks of late nights and bleary-eyed, caffeine-addled mornings, here's the lowdown on the tournament.
When does the Copa America start?
The tournament commences on Friday 14 June, but thanks to Brazil being four hours behind the UK that means the early hours of Saturday 15 June for fans over here.
Brazil face Bolivia at the Estadio do Morumbi in Sao Paulo, kicking off at 1.30am GMT.
How can I watch it?
The Copa America will be broadcast live on Premier Sports 1 and 2, with Sky and Virgin Media customers able to add the channels to their existing packages for £9.99 a month.
The tournament will also be available to live stream on Premier Player, the online streaming service for Premier Sports.
When is the final?
The Copa America group stages end on 25 June, with the quarter-finals taking place on 28 and 29 June and the semi-finals following on 3 July and 4 July.
The third-place decider will take place 6 July, before the final at the Maracana on 7 July at 9pm GMT.
Who are the favourites?
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Despite losing Neymar to an ankle injury sustained in a warm-up match against Qatar, Brazil are still favourites to win the Copa America on home soil. They still have the likes of Gabriel Jesus, David Neres, Roberto Firmino and Philippe Coutinho in attack and a mix of flair and experience all through the squad. They have also been waiting for a ninth title since a team featuring Robinho and Julio Baptista won back in 2007, so it's about time they won again.
Argentina are second favourites, with Messi ending as runner-up in the Copa America on three occasions (including in 2007) and running out of chances to add international silverware to his collection. Uruguay, Colombia and Chile are also in the mix, boasting big names in Luis Suarez, Radamel Falcao and Alexis Sanchez respectively.
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Archives of Thermodynamics
ISSN 1231-0956, eISSN 2083-6023
The Committee on Thermodynamics and Combustion of the Polish Academy of Sciences
Archives of Thermodynamics | 2018 | vol. 39 | No 2 |
1 Characteristics of single wood particle pyrolysis using particle image velocimetry
Jacek Kluska, Dariusz Kardaś, Karol Ronewicz
Archives of Thermodynamics | 2018 | vol. 39 | No 2
Keywords: pyrolysis particle image velocimetry gas cushion
This study examines the pyrolysis of a single cylindrical wood particle using particle image velocimetry (PIV). The pyrolysis was conducted inside a pyrolysis reactor designed for this purpose. The experimental setup presented in this paper is capable of effectively characterizing the intensity of pyrolysis based on velocity distribution in the vicinity of wood particles. The results of the gas velocity distribution show that evaporation of moisture has as a major impact on the formation of the gas cushion as devolatilization.
2 Effect of diffusion and internal heat source on a two-temperature thermoelastic medium with three-phase-lag model
Othman Mohamed I., Said Samia M.
Keywords: diffusion Green-Naghdi theory internal heat source Three-phase-lag model Two-temperature
The purpose of this paper is to depict the effect of diffusion and internal heat source on a two-temperature magneto-thermoelastic medium. The effect of magnetic field on two-temperature thermoelastic medium within the three-phase-lag model and Green-Naghdi theory without energy dissipation i discussed. The analytical method used to obtain the formula of the physical quantities is the normal mode analysis. Numerical results for the field quantities given in the physical domain are illustrated on the graphs. Comparisons are made with results of the two models with and without diffusion as well as the internal heat source and in the absence and presence of a magnetic field.
3 Design and investigations of the ethanol microturbine
Krzysztof Kosowski, Marian Piwowarski, Robert Stępień, Wojciech Włodarski
Keywords: micropower generation microturbine ORC power plants
The paper presents the results of the design analysis and experimental investigations of the microturbine set consisting of the microturbine with partial admission and permanent magnet generator. The microturbine was designed for operation with the vapour of ethanol as a working fluid. Microturbine unit was tested for different parameters of the working fluid and varying the electrical load. The examples and the comparison between experiment results and numerical simulations are shown and discussed in the paper.
4 Impact of subgrid modelling and numerical method on autoignition simulation of two-phase flow
Jakub Stempka
Keywords: Discretization schemes Convective terms WENO TVD Spray combustion
The present work focuses on analyses of the autoignition delay time predicted by the large eddy simulation (LES) method by applying different subgrid scales (SGS) models and two different discretization schemes. The analysed flow configuration is a two-phase chemically reacting turbulent flow with monodispersed evaporating fuel droplets. The impact of numerical procedure is investigated in a 3D flow domain with a temporally evolving mixing layer that constituted between the streams of fuel and oxidizer that moved in opposite directions. The upper stream of cold gas carries a dispersed fuel spray (ethanol at 300 K). The lower stream is a hot air at 1000 K. Three commonly used in LES, SGS models are investigated, namely: classical Smagorinsky model, model proposed by Vreman and the -model proposed by Nicoud. Additionally, the impact of two discretization schemes, i.e., total variation diminishing (TVD) and weighted essentially nonoscillatory (WENO) is analysed. The analysis shows that SGS model and discretization scheme can play a crucial role in the predictions of the autoignition time. It is observed that for TVD scheme the impact of SGS model is rather small. On the contrary, when the WENO scheme is applied the results are much more dependent on the SGS model.
5 Hybrid cascade refrigeration systems for refrigeration and heating
Keywords: Ejector cycle Heat pump Comparison Refrigerant Coefficient of performance Irreversibility Exergy loss Second law efficiency
In this study a cooling ejector cycle coupled to a compression heat pump is analyzed for simultaneous cooling and heating applications. In this work, the influence of the thermodynamic parameters and fluid nature on the performances of the hybrid system is studied. The results obtained show that this system presents interesting performances. The comparison of the system performances with hydrofluorocarbons (HFC) and natural fluids is made. The theoretical results show that the a low temperature refrigerant R32 gives the best performance.
6 Thermal analysis of generalized Burgers nanofluid over a stretching sheet with nonlinear radiation and non uniform heat source/sink
B.J. Gireesha, Ganesh Kumar K., Ramesh G.K.
Keywords: Burgers nanofluid Non-uniform heat source/sink Non-linear radiation Magnetic field Stretching surface
The work deals with the heat analysis of generalized Burgers nanofluid over a stretching sheet. The Rosseland approximation is used to model the non-linear thermal radiation and incorporated non-uniform heat source/sink effect. The governing equations reduced to a set of nonlinear ordinary differential equations under considering the suitable similarity transformations. The obtained ordinary differential equations equations are solved numerically by Runge-Kutta-Fehlberg order method. The effect of important parameters on velocity, temperature and concentration distributions are analyzed and discussed through the graphs. It reveals that temperature increases with the increase of radiation and heat source/sink parameter.
7 Pressure drop related to flow maldistribution in a model minichannel plate heat exchanger
Michał Klugmann, Paweł Dąbrowski, Dariusz Mikielewicz
Keywords: Pressure drop Transient flow Minichannel plate heat exchanger Flow maldistribution
The paper describes issues related to pressure drop that accompanies the phenomenon of maldistribution of working fluid between the channels of a model minichannel plate heat exchanger. The research concerns a single exchanger's plate containing 51 (in every geometry) parallel rectangular minichannels of hydraulic diameters 461 μm, 571 μm, 750 μm, and 823 μm. In addition, more complex geometry has been investigated, equipped with additional diagonal channels (so called extended geometry). The moment of the liquid phase transition through the heat exchanger was recorded at the flow rates ranging from 0.83 g/s to 13.33 g/s in the inlet manifold. The paper discusses the total pressure drop as a function of the flow rate and the characteristic dimension of minichannels, as well as the pressure drop as a function of the time of the fluid passage through the main part of the measuring section in which measurements were done. The resulting profiles correlate with the images of the flow distribution between channels recorded using the fast shutter speed camera, that allows to draw a further conclusions about the specifics of the maldistribution process. The impact of the total pressure drop on the actual range of optimum operating conditions of the heat exchanger was analyzed.
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Andrzej Ziębik, Technical University of Silesia, Poland
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J. Bataille, Ecole Central de Lyon, Ecully, France
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La Ligue Europa 2009-2010 (UEFA Europa League) est la  de la compétition européenne inter-clubs connue jusqu'à la saison précédente sous le nom de Coupe UEFA. Attribuant le même trophée, la Ligue Europa diffère dans son format et dans la valeur de ses primes.

Organisée par l'UEFA, les éliminatoires de la compétition sont ouverts à 192 clubs de football des associations membres de l'UEFA. Ces clubs sont qualifiés en fonction de leurs bons résultats en championnat ou coupe nationale. Le nombre de participants est un record, à cause notamment de l'intégration de l'ancienne Coupe Intertoto.

Le nouveau format se rapproche de celui de la Ligue des Champions, ce que cherche à refléter le nouveau nom de la compétition, ainsi que son format composé également d'éliminatoires, d'une phase de groupes de quatre clubs chacun, et d'une phase finale.

C'est le Volksparkstadion de Hambourg qui fut choisi pour accueillir la finale le . Cette édition a vu la victoire de l'Atlético Madrid face au Fulham FC.

Évolution

Changement de nom

Le nom a été validé par le comité exécutif de l'UEFA réuni à Bordeaux le . Le président de l'Association européenne des clubs (ECA), Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, avait proposé ce nom quelques mois auparavant. Depuis 2008, l'ECA compose 50 % du comité des compétitions inter-clubs et a donc une grande influence sur l'évolution des compétitions.

Michel Platini, président de l'UEFA a déclaré que « ces changements vont bonifier cette compétition historique, très importante pour l'UEFA et pour le football européen, puisqu'elle va concerner plus de fans, plus de joueurs et plus de clubs ». Le nombre de clubs engagés augmente à près de deux cents, mais en septembre il ne reste plus que 48, et non 80 équipes.

Changement du format
Avec la disparition de la Coupe Intertoto, la Ligue Europa est donc la seule compétition inter-clubs masculine de l'UEFA, aux côtés de la Ligue des champions de l'UEFA. Le format en vigueur depuis quatre ans, qui avait pour la première fois instauré une phase de poules alors que la compétition avait toujours été auparavant une compétition à élimination directe, est de nouveau revu.

Michel Platini, nouveau président de l'UEFA, a proposé cette réforme à la fin de l'année 2007. Contrairement à la réforme de la ligue des champions, il n'a pas rencontré d'opposition : la phase de poules, avec 8 groupes de 5, avec des équipes ne se rencontrant qu'une seule fois, est remplacée par 12 groupes de 4, avec matchs aller-retour. La réduction du nombre d'équipes participantes, de 160 à 48 se fait au moyen de quatre (et non plus deux) tours de qualification.

Toutes les équipes, hormis le tenant du titre, auront commencé la compétition en août au plus tard, soit par le biais du tour de barrage, soit via un repêchage du tour de barrage de la Ligue des champions.

Au total, 160 équipes, et 33 repêchés de Ligue des champions participent à cette compétition.

Mise en place de l'arbitrage à cinq
Le  2009, la FIFA et l'UEFA annoncent que serait mis en place l'arbitrage à cinq en Ligue Europa, dès la saison 2009-2010, des phases de groupes jusqu'à la finale. C'est la première fois que ce système sera expérimenté chez les « pros » en Europe (des essais avaient déjà eu lieu dans les matchs de jeunes). À l'arbitre central et ses deux assistants de la ligne de touche seront donc ajoutés un arbitre dans chaque surface de réparation, chargé plus particulièrement des fautes dans la surface ainsi que de l'éventuelle validation de buts litigieux. Le « quatrième arbitre », chargé principalement des remplacements et du temps additionnel reste présent ce qui porte à six le nombre d'arbitres sur le terrain.

Valorisation financière
Selon le site internet du Partizan Belgrade, la somme d'argent redistribuée aux clubs participants serait fortement augmentée par rapport à celle de la Coupe UEFA à sa fin.
 90 k€ à chaque participation à l'un des tours de qualification, tour de barrage inclus (précédemment 70 k€) ;
 900 k€ pour les 48 équipes présentes en phase de groupes (contre 105 k€ précédemment) ;
 120 k€ par victoire en phase de groupe (contre 40 k€), la moitié pour un match nul ;
 180 k€ pour une qualification en seizièmes de finale (contre 70 k€) ;
 270 k€ pour une qualification en huitièmes de finale (contre 70 k€) ;
 360 k€ pour une qualification en quarts de finale (contre 300 k€) ;
 630 k€ pour une qualification en demi-finale (contre 600 k€) ;
 2 M€ pour une qualification en finale (contre 1500 k€) ;
 1 M€ pour une victoire en finale (inchangé).

Ceci est dû notamment à la commercialisation centralisée des droits TV dès la phase finale. Une partie des revenus générés par la Ligue des champions est aussi redistribuée.

Au total, l'UEFA a distribué 134,96 M€. 81 M€ ont été distribués en fonction des performances, 54 M€ selon la valeur du marché télévisuel des participants et pondéré aux résultats. L'Atlético, vainqueur, en a remporté au total 6,3 M€, chiffre à rajouter à celui de la Ligue des champions dont il fut éliminé. Fulham en a accumulé plus de 10 M€.

Hymne de la Ligue Europa
Un hymne sans paroles a été composé par Yohann Zveig en 2009 puis l'interprétation de l'orchestre de l'Opéra de Paris enregistrée. À l'instar de l'hymne de la Ligue des champions de l'UEFA, le thème musical retentit avant le coup d'envoi des matchs de la compétition.

Participants

Un total de 160 équipes provenant de 53 associations membres de l'UEFA participent à la Ligue Europa 2009‑2010, auxquels s'ajouteront les différents repêchés de la Ligue des champions. Les places sont allouées selon leur coefficient UEFA.
Le tenant du titre de la coupe aura une place garantie dans la phase de groupes même sans avoir obtenu de place par son championnat national — à moins d'une qualification pour la Ligue des champions de l'UEFA.

Le système d'allocation des places peut légèrement changer selon que le tenant du titre est présent ou non.

Schéma de qualification pour la Ligue Europa 2009 ‑ 2010 :
 Les associations aux places 1 à 6 ont 3 clubs qualifiés
 Les associations aux places 7 à 9 ont 4 clubs qualifiés
 Les associations aux places 10 à 51 ont 3 clubs qualifiés – à l'exception de celle du Liechtenstein
 Les associations aux places 52 à 53 ont 1 club qualifié

Calendrier
Le tenant du titre étant déjà qualifié pour le tour de barrages de la Ligue Europa, le format des phases préliminaires a changé : une  de barrage a été rajoutée, et la liste d'accès modifiée.

Déroulement de la compétition
Les équipes marquées d'un astérisque étaient têtes de série lors des tirages au sort.

Phase préliminaire
Schéma d'entrée des clubs
(Les places dont il est question sont celles du coefficients UEFA.)

Au premier tour :
  des championnats des associations classées 22 à 51 sauf Liechtenstein ;
  des championnats des associations classées 37 à 51 sauf Liechtenstein ;
 Les trois équipes choisies dans le cadre du Fair-Play UEFA.

Au deuxième tour :
  des championnats des associations classées de 7 à 9 ;
  des championnats des associations classées de 10 à 15 ;
  des championnats des associations classées de 16 à 21 ;
  des championnats des associations classées de 19 à 36 ;
 Vainqueurs de la coupe nationale des associations classées de 30 et 53.

Au troisième tour :
  des championnats des associations classées de 1 à 3 ;
  des championnats des associations classées de 4 à 6 ;
  des championnats des associations classées de 7 à 9 ;
  des championnats des associations classées de 10 à 15 ;
  des championnats des associations classées de 16 à 18 ;
 Vainqueurs de la coupe nationale des associations classées de 18 à 29.

Au tour de barrages :
  des championnats des associations classées de 1 à 3 ;
  des championnats des associations classées de 4 à 6 ;
  des championnats des associations classées de 7 à 9 ;
 Vainqueurs de la coupe nationale des associations classées de 1 à 17 ;
 Repêchés (15) du  de qualification de la Ligue des champions (10 champions nationaux et 5 bien placés).

Premier tour de qualification

Récapitulatif des matchs

Deuxième tour de qualification

Récapitulatif des matchs

Troisième tour de qualification

Récapitulatif des matchs

Tour de barrages

Récapitulatif des matchs

Phase de groupes
Participent à la phase de groupe :
 38 vainqueurs du tour de barrages ;
 10 repêchés des tours de barrages de Ligue des champions (5 champions et 5 non-champions).

En italique, les clubs repêchés de la Ligue des Champions.

En gras, les clubs qui se sont qualifiés pour les  de finale. À noter que cinq clubs issus des tours de barrage de la Ligue des champions sont qualifiés pour les  de finale.

Résultats

Légende des classements

Légende des résultats

Groupe A

Groupe B

Groupe C

Groupe D

Groupe E

 Le match FC Bâle 3-1 CSKA Sofia a été reconnu manipulé par l'UEFA et son arbitre Oleg Oriehkov suspendu à vie.

Groupe F

Groupe G

Groupe H

Groupe I

Groupe J

Groupe K

Groupe L

Bilan à l'issue de la phase de groupes

Phase finale

Participent à la phase finale :
 Les 12 premiers des groupes de la phase de groupes.
 Les 12 deuxièmes des groupes de la phase de groupes.
 Les 8 repêchés de la phase de groupes de la Ligue des champions.

Un tirage au sort décide des deux premiers tours, un autre décide des trois derniers.

Le tirage des seizièmes de finale pose ces restrictions :
 les 12 premiers et les 4 meilleurs repêchés affrontent une équipe parmi les 12 seconds ou les 4 plus mauvais repêchés ;
 une équipe ne peut pas affronter une équipe d'une même association ;
 une équipe ne peut pas affronter une équipe provenant du même groupe ;
 les 12 premiers et les 4 meilleurs repêchés ont l'avantage de recevoir lors du match retour.

Seizièmes de finale

Les rencontres étaient prévues pour les 18 et . Cependant, les villes de Liverpool et de Lisbonne ne pouvaient pas, contrairement à Istanbul, accueillir deux rencontres le même jour pour chacun de leurs deux clubs : Everton a ainsi reçu le mardi 16, Benfica le mardi 23.

Récapitulatif des matchs
Les clubs reversés de la Ligue des champions apparaissent en italique.

Huitièmes de finale
Les rencontres eurent lieu les 11 et .

Récapitulatif des matchs

Tableau final

Quarts de finale
Les rencontres eurent lieu les 1 et .

Récapitulatif des matchs

Demi-finales
22 et .

Cependant, les jours précédant les matchs aller, les cendres de l'Eyjafjöll dispersées en Europe perturbaient fortement le trafic aérien. Les équipes anglaises n'étaient pas certaines de rejoindre le continent à temps.

Récapitulatif des matchs

Finale

L'Atlético Madrid obtient son premier sacre européen grâce à un doublé de Diego Forlán, deux fois servi par son compère argentin, Sergio Agüero.

Classements annexes
Statistiques officielles de l'UEFA

Buteurs

Le classement des meilleurs buteurs de la compétition :

Passeurs décisifs

Le classement des joueurs au nombre de passes décisives :

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes

 Phase de groupes et phase finale de la compétition
 Ligue des champions de l'UEFA 2009-2010 et les rencontres détaillées de la compétition

Lien externe
  Règlement de l'UEFA Europa League 2009/10 (884 Ko)

2009 ‑ 2010
Football M2
Saison 2009-2010 de football


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Q: When do enemies regenerate health? I've noticed while waiting to respawn that some enemies regenerate health when no one's around (most without the Vampiric Modifier). I believe I've seen all enemies classes do this at some point (Champions, Uniques, normal, etc.), but I've also seen enemies not regenerate health when I'm dead.
Is this a Boss Modifier they have in common, or is it unique to certain areas or party conditions (e.g., everyone dead)? I feel like I've seen this more often with Fire Chains enemies (or something that looks like Fire Chains), but the recollection is vague. Do all enemies regenerate their health upon leaving the current zone? Can shamans and enemy resurrectors replenish life? Can Champions+ regen life for normal enemies? And what affects these rates of regeneration (e.g., difficulty, proximity to neighboring enemies)?

A: All unique monsters/groups of monsters will heal when there are no players within their range.
The only time they do not heal is when engaged in combat.
As for the rate, I am unsure, although it may be slightly higher in the latter difficulties (I can do some testing when I get home from work).

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