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Today a defence minister, Philip Dunne, provided an answer to Parliament that is demonstrably inaccurate. His ministerial reply, distorts by omission. Either it is deliberate, or the Government is dangerously ignorant. Either way, it's a worry.
The reason why I dispute the minister's reply is set out in this submission I made to a nuclear conference in April last year, entitled: Hinkley's Hidden History.
With the seminar discussion of the historical context of the nuclear reactor decisions leading to the new proposed third nuclear plant proposed by EDF for Hinkley Point, Dr David Lowry explains how the first nuclear power station at Hinkley played a key role in Britain's military nuclear programme too.
The first public hint came with a public announcement on 17 June 1958 by the Ministry of Defence, on: "the production of plutonium suitable for weapons in the new [nuclear ] power stations programme as an insurance against future defence needs …" in the UK's first generation Magnox reactor.
Then, on 3 July 1958, the United Kingdom and United States signed a detailed agreement on co-operation on nuclear weapons development, after several months of Congressional hearings in Washington DC, but no oversight whatsoever in the UK Parliament.
Following further detailed negotiations, the Ango-American Mutual Defense Agreement on Atomic Energy matters to give it its full treaty title, was amended on 7 May 1959, to permit the exchange of nuclear explosive material including plutonium and enriched uranium for military purposes.
And so it may be seen that the UK's first civil nuclear programme was used as a source of nuclear explosive plutonium for the US military, with Hinkley Point A the prime provider.
Thirty years ago this month, on 22 June 1983, Lord Hinton of Bankside, one of the pioneers and the greats of the early UK nuclear programme died.
Christopher Hinton had been the primary driving force responsible in the first post war decade for development of the UK Atomic Energy Authority's giant nuclear production and reprocessing plants at Windscale, now Sellafield, the uranium enrichment plant at Capenhurst, the nuclear fuel production plant at Springfields, and innovative research reactors at Harwell (BEPO) and the experimental fast reactors at Dounreay, on Scotland's northern shore, as Managing Director of theUKAEA's Industrial Group.
In 1965 he became a life peer, a decade after being elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1954. He was also made a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and the Institution of Chemical Engineers. Far from retiring, he remained very active in public life, becoming Chancellor of the University of Bath for 14 years to 1980, President of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (1966-7), an honorary fellow at Trinity College, Cambridge, an honorary associate at the Manchester College of Technology, a member of the international executive of the World Energy Conference, deputy chairman of the Electricity Supply Research Council, and a special advisor to the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development. In his 80s, he was still informally advising the World Bank.
I present his glittering CV, to establish without doubt, if anyone was in the "nuclear know," it was Hinton.
Five months before his death, at 82, he gave me an extended interview in his office at the then Department of Energy – where he was still active as an advisor – as part of my doctoral research, reflecting on his long time at the centre of nuclear decisions. I wrote up the interview as a monograph (ERG 048)1 for the Energy Research Group at the Open University in Milton Keyes, where I was then based.
Lord Hinton obviously had an admirable lifetime of experience in the nuclear business, and when interviewed was still spritely, lucid and on top of the issue. Power News, the monthly newspaper produced by the CEGB for its staff, described him as "unswerving in his integrity," in its own appreciation on Hinton's contribution.
During my long interview with him, Lord Hinton was candid about many historical matters, and quite prepared to admit where he and his colleagues had, in hindsight , got some important matters wrong.
The interview took place in London on 19 January 1983, a few days after the Public Inquiry into the application by the CEGB to build an American –designed Pressurised Water Reactor at Sizewell in Suffolk. When it was opened in 1995, it was the first non UK-designed reactor to be commissioned in the UK.
I intervened asking for clarification if he was questioning the "or elsewhere", as Hinton had already made clear some plutonium from CEGB reactors had been swapped with US.
After some prompting over to which reactors he was specifically referring, Hinton explained it was "certainly true" in relation to the Berkeley and Bradwell reactors [the first two CEGB Magnox plants to come on stream].
So thirty years ago, the very first Chairman of the nationalised Central Electricity Generating Board denounced the evidence of its then managing director, John Baker, as not simply inaccurate, but as "bloody lies" within days of the evidence being presented to the Sizewell lnquiry Inspector, Sir Frank, later, Lord Layfield, now deceased.
In this extraordinary interview, Lord Hinton, just like his counterpart in the United States, Admiral Hyman Rickover, who created the US nuclear navy and promoted the PWR design, who in a valedictory lecture on his retirement told some painful truths on failures to his successors – "Success teaches us nothing; only failure teaches" – unburdened himself of some sensitive information he had thought was secret, but felt finally able to make public.
We should be grateful for his candour. Today's nuclear operators should learn this lesson from the venerable Lord.


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Mitsubishi Diamante – full-size car of Japanese concern Mitsubishi, produced for the markets of different countries, including for domestic. The first generation got on the conveyor belt in 1989, Diamante was produced with bodies of types of sedan and wagon, and from the moment of the release the car was positioned as belonging to the business class.
Mitsubishi Diamante of the second generation was produced in Japan since 1995. The range of powertrains included several V-shaped 6-cylinder gasoline engines: 6G73 SOHC 24V (200 hp) with the MVV system, DOHC 24V (200 hp), and a 3 liter 6g72 DOHC 24V. (230 hp) It was also offered a "charged" version of the 3-liter engine: 6G72 DOHC Mivec. (270 hp) The transmission was only automatic, and the drive as before could be front or constant full. All boxes had a semi-automatic mode, and an electronic control system INVECS-II. Only the 2.5E version had a conventional automatic transmission with winter mode.
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Another update Mitsubishi Diamante occurred in 2002.
Constructively, the body of the Diamante was the basis of the previous generation with a new plumage, the only available in the Japanese market was the V-shaped 6-cylinder engine with a capacity of 2.5 liters and 170 hp, the transmission was a 4-speed automatic transmission. A characteristic feature of the Mitsubishi Diamante engine of the 2002 model year is the presence of the direct fuel injection system GDI.
In the domestic Japanese market, there was also a "charged" version of the Mitsubishi Diamante, which featured an audio system with a total power of 270 watts, sports suspension, exclusive wheel discs and an original exhaust system.
The release of Mitsubishi Diamante was completed in November 2005.
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Amy Spencer is a former zine writer and record label founder, and current author of two books on DIY culture.
After beginning her writing career in the zine world, Spencer signed a book deal and published the book DIY: The Rise of Lo-Fi Culture, which centers around underground music, arts and do-it-yourself publishing (i.e. zines). A couple of years later she focused on crafting with the book The Crafter Culture Handbook.
She was a key player in organising Ladyfest London, a three day multi media event held in 2002, one of Britain's yearly contribution to the world-wide Ladyfest women's music and arts festival series. She is part of a promotions collective called The Bakery and is currently working towards a PhD in Digital Publishing.
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30,000 Women Got Uterus Removed in Maharashtra | Know Why
According to the Congress leader, these women didn't want their menstruation as they would lose out on the wage if they can't go to work during menstruation.
Updated: December 25, 2019 9:56 PM IST
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New Delhi: Congress leader Nitin Raut, who is chairman of the party's scheduled caste department on Wednesday, wrote a letter to Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray urging him to take some significant steps to help the women working in the sugarcane fields of the state.
Mr Raut informed Mr Thackeray, that there are around 30,000 poor women who underwent a hysterectomy, a surgery to remove a woman's uterus, as they could not work during their menstrual cycle and were not getting paid.
The Congress leader urged the Maharashtra Chief Minister to take requisite measures so that women do not land in a situation where they put their lives at risk to earn a livelihood.
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Good news for AT&T customers looking to get their hands on the new Samsung Galaxy Fold, pre-orders for Samsung's first ever foldable phone have begun today. The Galaxy Fold is available in either Space Silver or Cosmos Black with an expected delivery date of April 25. While $2000 makes the Galaxy Fold a pretty pricey phone, AT&T customers can get it for $66 a month with eligible service by using AT&T Next.
In order to pre-order one for yourself, all you have to do is go to att.com/galaxyfold or visit an AT&T store. If you'd rather wait to get a look at it before purchasing, the Galaxy Fold is expected in stores beginning on April 26.
If you're a T-Mobile customer or would rather buy from Samsung directly, then you might just be in luck. The pre-order page is currently live on Samsung's site, but so far it's been very glitchy with some color options completely breaking it. However, if you want to be among the first to get your hands on the phone, it may be worth a shot. It's important to note, that you will only be able to complete the purchase if you pre-registered previously, because it checks for your email in the database upon checkout.
Similar to when registrations opened for the Galaxy S10 earlier this year, you're not actually putting any money down for the Galaxy Fold right now. Instead, you're essentially reserving a spot in line to be among the first people to buy it when pre-orders open on April 25.
When you make your reservation, you'll need to enter your name, email, ZIP code, and which carrier you want the phone on.
The Galaxy Fold is one of the very first phones of its kind, and with that folding mechanism, there's a lot of warranted concern as to how it'll hold up being folded and unfolded day in and day out.
Samsung's already talked a big game for the hinge system it's created, but now we have an inside look at just how much testing that hinge goes through to ensure it works for years to come.
In the video above, you'll see a folding test Samsung puts the Galaxy Fold through to make sure its hinge works as designed. During this test, Samsung's looking to confirm that the Galaxy Fold is able to withstand 200,00 folds and unfolds. That number translates to about five years of use if you're folding and unfolding 100 times each day.
We're just about a month away from the launch of Samsung's Galaxy Fold, and for our readers in the United Kingdom, we have new details on how you'll be able to get your hands on the phone.
In addition to being able to purchase it on Samsung's website and the company's Experience Stores, the Galaxy Fold will also be offered as a carrier exclusive to EE.
Thanks to a new video that was recently uploaded to YouTube, we have our first real hands-on look at the Galaxy Fold. Samsung did share its own hands-on video back in February, but this is the first time we've seen a raw, uncut look at the device.
The thing that jumps out the most is the crease in the middle of the Galaxy Fold's inner display. We expect to see creases with this first generation of foldable tech, and it really is highlighted in this video. It remains to be seen what sort of impact (if any) this has on day-to-day use, but it is a bit of an eyesore if you ask me.
Also shown in the video is the Galaxy Fold's outer display, glass back, and the satisfying click that happens when it's closed.
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Samsung is set to roll out pre-orders for the Galaxy Fold from next month, and right now there's no timeline for when the device will be available in India. But we should know more in the coming weeks once global availability kicks off.
Samsung's yet to outline what retail availability will look like for the Galaxy Fold when it launches, but Beaumont did confirm that Samsung will hold another Unpacked event in early April to go into deeper detail about the Galaxy Fold leading up to its launch on April 26.


Fortunately our little downpour lasted less than half an hour & I was soon back outside & right at it. Having to wash a big RV is one of those things I will not miss someday when our RVing days are behind us. Oh if only we could have started our RV travels at a much younger age how many more things we could have done, places we could have seen, & adventurous roads we could have travelled. And I'm betting I am not alone with those thoughts.
After publishing Saturday night's post Pheebs & I took another drive down around the Bayfield harbor & through the little village itself snapping a few more photos as we cruised along main street a distance of maybe 3 blocks & a total traveling time of 48.2 seconds. Lots of cars parked on both sides of the street with people casually browsing along the sidewalks taking in small town Bayfield's bustling Saturday night ambience. As the crow flies we live maybe 2 miles to the northeast of Bayfield in a small mobile home community tucked nicely away in the neighboring rural country side.
The Sarnia folks are coming to pick up little Jeepers Monday & I'm sad to see her go but needs & priorities change & it was time for us to move on to another vehicle. Many times in my posts I have said that little Jeep Wrangler was my most fun favorite vehicle of all times & it's true. I've had many, many vehicles but this Jeep is the one I will remember the most. Always reliable & always pretty much took us to any place we wanted to go. Not modified in any way it was a tough little nut traversing many a desert jeep trail & winding mountain road. Took Pheebs & I on many a gravel back country road right around here where we live in Bayfield Ontario. Nothing fancy on Jeepers & it sure didn't have anything resembling modern day bells & whistles. It was simple & that is what I liked about it. Reminded me so much of my very first car back in the early 60's, a 61 VW Beetle. That one didn't even have a gas gauge. I can only hope the fella who bought it who incidentally is maybe around my age or a bit younger will have as much fun with Jeepers as we did these past nearly 5 years. Thanks for the memories Jeepers & thanks for being such a good friend all those years. Yes, we are all going to miss you here at the Bayfield Bunch. And I have a feeling all your many friends out here in Blogland are going to miss you as well……………………………..
GROANER'S CORNER:(( The cruise ship docked at a Mexican port during a very high tide. Everyone on board was forced to use the ship's narrow gangplank as a passageway to the dock far below. The staff stood motionless when a passenger in her 70's appeared at the top of the plank. There wasn't room for anyone to assist her, so she edged along slowly and finally made it to the dock safely, to everyone's relief. As she stepped down, she turned, looked back to the top of the gangplank and shouted, "It's okay, Mother, you can come down now."
Always a sad time to leave a vehicle, but like you I have had quite a few dozen too.
One of the good things about coming North along I5 is that our RV gets washed by the rain.
I think I like Bayfield! Thanks Al for removing Sitemeter!
I think I might have to visit Bayfield. Very nice looking town.
Definitely a cute little town - love the architecture as well! I think the fun cars I've had over the years are the ones I miss the most - a Miata and a Wrangler top the list of those. It's the adventures they take us on that make them so endearing I think.
It's a quaint little town and I really like the look of The Little Inn of Bayfield. You'll build more memories in the Libbygator.


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By Kevin R. D. Shepherd 29th March 2010 Al-Farabi, Aristotle, Platonist political philosophy
Depiction of Al-Farabi
Abu Nasr Al-Farabi (ca.870-950 CE) was born in Central Asia, apparently at Farab. Two separate locations are mentioned in the contradictory (and frequently legendary) sources. Some scholars have opined that he was probably of Turkish origin. However, a critical contention is that his parents were of Persian descent. As a young man, he migrated west to Baghdad, then a primary centre of learning which attracted numerous bibliophiles and scholars. Europe was at that time a primitive backwater by comparison.
In Baghdad, Farabi acquired a wide knowledge of Greek philosophical texts; he apparently did not know Greek. His teachers included the Christian logicians Yuhanna ibn Haylan (d. 910) and (reputedly) Abu Bishr Matta (d. 940), the latter being one of the celebrated translators of Greek philosophical texts (and more specifically Aristotelian) into Arabic. Farabi became an editor of Arabic translations from Greek; his expertise in logic and the sciences strongly reflects Aristotelian themes. He also acknowledges Plato as a forerunner. Farabi spent his last years at the Hamdanid court of Aleppo, prior to his death at Damascus. He eventually became known in Islam as the "second teacher" (al-muallim al-thani) after Aristotle.
Farabi is reported (by Ibn al-Qifti) to have adopted the ascetic robe of Sufis. This detail has provoked some disagreements; the reason for wearing such robes discernibly varied. The preference of Farabi might be explained by a celibate lifestyle (he is reported to have died a bachelor). However, it is clear enough that Farabi was not a typical renunciate; his conceptual approach differed radically from pietist attitudes generally expressed by Sufis. Farabi basically exhibited an independence, his role denoting that "philosophy represented free thinking, or, better, the freedom to think" (Ian R. Netton, Al-Farabi and his School, London: Routledge, 1992, p. 7).
In this capacity, some commentators say that he attempted a philosophical reconciliation of Aristotle with Islam, something of considerable relevance at that era. Nevertheless, there are strong indications that Farabi considered philosophy to be superior to religion. The crux of the matter is that he contributed his own "neo-Aristotelian" philosophical system.
His corpus extends to over a hundred attributed works; only a proportion of these have survived. Many of his extant works are devoted to logic and the philosophy of language. The confrontation between Greek and Arabic raised problems for philosophical solution in language. Many centuries before J. L. Austin (entry no. 5) and Wittgenstein (entry no. 8), Farabi made his own analysis of language, though in very different circumstances.
His logical works include both independent treatises and commentaries on Aristotle. Farabi was also much concerned with political philosophy, for which he is best known. His writings on metaphysics are a complex area, with some earlier interpretations being outdated, and attended by the issue of misattributed works.
Despite his Aristotelian abilities, Farabi adopted the Neoplatonist theme of emanation. Unlike others of his period, he is thought to have recognised that the Neoplatonist teaching, found in the influential Theology of Aristotle (a version of the Enneads of Plotinus), was not in fact Aristotelian. His standpoint has been considered ambiguous in this respect.
While his logical works are basically Aristotelian, his political philosophy has been described as Platonist in orientation. Farabi's major work in this area is Mabade ara ahl al-Madinah al-Fadilah (Principles of the Opinions of the People of The Virtuous City). He was here concerned with the ideal political state and aberrations from the ideal; to some extent, his treatment is reminiscent of discussions in Plato's Republic. Farabi's version of the afterlife differed from the orthodox religious conception, instead relating to the stage of "acquired intellect" achievable by citizens of the "virtuous city." See further M. Galston, Politics and Excellence: The Political Philosophy of Alfarabi (Princeton University Press, 1990).
"Alfarabi is notorious for the caution with which he writes" (J. Parens, An Islamic Philosophy of Virtuous Religions: Introducing Alfarabi, State University of New York Press, 2006, p. 5). That caution has been viewed in terms of a defensive measure against dogmatic attitudes opposing rationalism. See also On Islamic Philosophy .
Farabi's achievement is that he was the first philosopher who succeeded to internationalise Greek philosophy by creating in a language other than Greek a complex and sophisticated system far surpassing the elementary efforts of both the early medieval Latins and his Syriac predecessors. (D. Gutas, "Farabi iv. Farabi and Greek Philosophy," Encyclopaedia Iranica online)
Farabi also notably composed the influential Ihsa al-Ulum (Enumeration of the Sciences). In this Arabic work, "Farabi outlined the bases for study in scientific disciplines as then known: the science of language, logic, mathematics, optics, astronomy (and astrology), statics (the science of weights), mechanics, physics, metaphysics, jurisprudence, rhetoric, and music" (Shepherd, Meaning in Anthropos, pp. 171-2).
The Ihsa was translated into Latin during the twelfth century, under the new title of De Scientis. This proved a key text in the early transmission of Aristotelian thought to Christendom, even though Farabi (alias Alpharabius) was translated to a lesser extent than his successors Avicenna and Averroes.
The designation "School of Al-Farabi" has been applied to certain other diverse tenth century thinkers. Yahya ibn Adi (d. 974) was a Christian logician and a pupil of Farabi. There was also Abu Sulayman al-Sijistani (d. 987/8), a distinctive pupil of Yahya who became influential in Baghdad. A more diverging figure was Abu Hayyan al-Tauhidi (d.c. 1023), a commentator described as an eclectic "philosophico-mystic" with a disposition to both Neoplatonist and Sufi thinking. An independent entity was Abu'l Hasan al-Amiri (d. 992), a philosopher with some Sufi tendencies (see further Netton, Al-Farabi and his School, pp. 8ff.).
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These are just some of the things that you should look out for when buying a condo. But, you should complete these checks if you are buying a townhouse aswell. What else should potential buyers look out for? Tell us what you think!


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