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In the September/October 2011 edition of Lightwave magazine, Michael Gronovius of Ericsson asserts in the article "Shaping the future of broadband via next-generation fixed access networks" that carriers must consider tomorrow's requirements when planning today's broadband access networks. Fortunately, next-generation technologies such as XG-PON and WDM-PON can coexist with existing PON infrastructure, he notes.
EVO taps Nokia Siemens Networks for GPON FTTH
Bulgarian ISP EVO Ltd. will use GPON fiber to the home (FTTH) equipment to offer its customers a range of new services, according to the Europe-based systems house. The new services include IPTV.Nokia Siemens Networks will supply in-home customer premises equipment and optical line termination units for EVO's upgrade. The supplier of the companion optical line terminals in the central office has not been announced."Our goal is to improve the individual experience and satisfaction of our subscribers by providing new high-quality services, and increasing network capacity," said Rosen Velikov, CEO of EVO Ltd. "Nokia Siemens Networks' solution will translate into a more cost-efficient network expansion and also guarantee extremely reliable and high-quality data services to our subscribers.""Bulgarian citizens demand increased broadband access and new, convergent services. EVO.bg is playing an important role in bridging the broadband gap and setting high service quality parameters for us to meet," said Dietmar Appeltauer, head of central-east Europe sales for Nokia Siemens Networks. "We are confident that EVO.bg users can benefit from a much improved experience."
Bell Aliant to expand Halifax FTTH network
JANUARY 24, 2011 -- Bell Aliant, with a financial boost from the Government of Nova Scotia, has announced a CAN $55 million investment to expand its FibreOP fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) network, to approximately 160,000 homes and businesses in the Halifax Regional Municipality.Bell Aliant had previously announced an FTTH network for Nova Scotia last spring with a CAN $15 million investment to launch FibreOP services first in Sydney (see "Bell Aliant to bring FTTH to Nova Scotia"). The new expansion will bring the total FTTH investment in Nova Scotia to over CAN $70 million to serve approximately 190,000 homes and businesses."The response to our FibreOP service has been outstanding, and we're pleased to now expand this network to customers in our largest and most competitive market," said Karen Sheriff, president and CEO, Bell Aliant.The Government of Nova Scotia contributed $2 million to the project with the hope that the FTTH network will promote economic development opportunities for Nova Scotia."To ensure Nova Scotia's economy continues to grow, the province needs to remain competitive in the global economy," said Premier Darrell Dexter. "That means making sure we have the right telecommunications infrastructure in place, right across the province. This is a significant step forward in achieving that goal."FibreOP service will be available to customers in Halifax, Dartmouth, Eastern Passage, Cole Harbour, Sackville, Hammonds Plains, Waverley, Timberlea, Spryfield, Bedford, St. Margaret's Bay, and Lake Echo starting in mid-2011. Customers in Sydney and Sydney River currently have FibreOP service, to be followed by Glace Bay, North Sydney, Sydney Mines and New Waterford later this year.By the end of 2012, Bell Aliant says it will have invested almost half a billion dollars to extend FTTH to over 600,000 homes and businesses.


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Express to cut more than 70 jobs; NI stays at Wapping
Chief football writer Harry Harris's departure from the Daily Express, as reported by sportsjournalists.co.uk last week, will not be the last.
Nearly 70 jobs are to go at Express Newspapers, the management announced today. In a letter from group managing editor Ian Parrott, staff were told that 36 staff and 33 casual jobs face the axe when an editorial system called Woodwing is put in place to reduce costs at the Richard Desmond-owned newspapers.
The Express announcement follows recent moves at the Telegraph Group to end the use of casual staff altogether at Victoria, although 40 new staff posts – widely believed to be junior, lower-salaried
posts, available to work across daily, Sunday and internet platforms – are to be created.
"The reason for these changes is that it is imperative for the business that substantial cost savings are made," Parrott wrote. "This is the only way we can maintain a viable business able to cope with the problems of the national economy and the credit crunch and its continuing effect on us; the substantial drop in our advertising revenues and the continuing drop in our circulation figures."
According to insiders, the plan could see reporters input copy directly on to pages. It will see Express Newspapers terminate the contracts of more than half the two papers' permanent staff sub-editors. In addition to the 36 staff subs to leave by the end of the year, so too will 33 long-term regular casual subs and 17 other casuals.
Permanent staff are expected to be offered three weeks' salary for every year of service, plus notice pay, or 20 weeks' minimum pay, plus notice, whichever is the greater. This will be capped at £30,000. Long-term casuals are understood to have been offered two weeks' pay plus a notice period of four weeks.
Staff at Express Newspapers proprietor Richard Desmond's other national papers, the Daily Star and the Daily Star Sunday, are not affected, nor are employees at the company's subbing centre at Broughton in the north-west and the group's office in Glasgow.
A meeting between management and the NUJ chapel is set for 4pm today. On the agenda is a move to a five-day rolling shift operation.
"What's really disturbing is that for them to be so precise about these numbers and to have this system to be prepared to be installed means they must have been planning it for some time," Barry Fitzpatrick, newspaper national organiser at the NUJ, told the Press Gazette.
Roy Greenslade on Express owner Richard Desmond:
"I can say unhesitatingly that Desmond is the worst national newspaper publisher in my lifetime, and that includes such characters as Robert Maxwell, Victor Matthews, Lord Stevens, Clive Hollick and Clive Thornton. Desmond doesn't care for his papers. He doesn't care about journalism."
â– News International has abandoned plans to sell its Wapping site and instead will be bringing in staff from other News Corporation companies Dow Jones, Harper Collins, MySpace and 20th Century Fox to the east London site.
The Sun, News of the World, Times and Sunday Times have been published at the location since 1986, when the newspapers fled Fleet Street for the green-field site and applied controversial new tech arrangements, locking out many of the titles' compositers and printers.
News International was thought to be planning a move of editorial offices to Waterloo. Earlier this year the company ended 22 years of printing at Wapping when it opened its £187 million Broxbourne printing plant in Hertfordshire.
The decision not to re-locate, believed to be connected with the recent plunge in property values, will dismay many staff at Wapping, which after more than 20 years still lacks the convenient transport links of Victoria or Derry Street, or the shops, bars and restaurants close to other newspaper offices.
James Murdoch, chairman and chief executive of Europe and Asia at News Corporation, said: ""Wapping is not only important as a physical site, but also it is a symbol of how bold individuals, working together, can advance the world of media and thereby contribute to life in Britain.
"Throughout our history, News Corporation has challenged conventions and we hope this building will provide benefits to the business that can't be found in traditional commercial real estate."

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"I'm 47. I have a bachelor's degree in Information and Computer Science from the University of California at Irvine, and have been a software engineer since college. I worked at Microsoft for twenty years before switching to Valve Software, where I've worked for the past five years. I've been interested in and playing around with computers since I was 13-14 years old. I always liked 3D graphics and did a lot of hobby projects related to graphics. At Microsoft I did quite a bit of systems programming, but also spent several years working on various graphics teams there, such as the OpenGL team and the DirectX team."
Where did you find the ideas for your screensaver?
"While I was working on Microsoft's OpenGL team we were looking for interesting ways to show off the fact that Windows was going to ship an OpenGL implementation to consumers in Windows 95 (it was already shipping in Windows NT but to a smaller audience) and screensavers came up. I had written a simpler version of the maze runner just for fun earlier, somewhat inspired by Wolfenstein 3D (which had come out a few years before). Writing the maze screensaver was not challenging in terms of technical difficulty but it expanded tremendously in complexity as I was working on it. I had started it as a just-for-fun project and it was very basic: just the minimal viewpoint going through a blank maze.
Which challenges did you encounter when making the screensaver? Was the initial idea very different from the final software?
When I decided to show it to the other people on the OpenGL team I added things like the overlay showing the map of the maze and some more interesting coloring. Then when the team chose it as one to include in Win95 I added many things and the team chipped in ideas too. That was when I added the rat running the maze, the little geometric shapes and teapot hidden in corners of the maze, the OpenGL programming book cover on the wall (I actually got official permission from the author), the fractal wall textures and color cycling and more things.
We knew everybody was going to compare it to Doom (which had also come out a few years before) and we wanted to have something about it that Doom couldn't do, so I added the bit at the end of the maze where the whole thing rotates around your axis of view. It's probably not anything that anybody really noticed, though. We also added a formal extension to OpenGL to do the color cycling when you turned on the fractal wall textures. It was funny going to the OpenGL Architecture Review Board and selling the feature because it made for great visuals in a screensaver (to be fair the feature did have practical purposes too).
The author of the 3D Pipes screensaver was updating that at the same time and I was also working on my 3D Flowerbox screensaver and everybody was having fun and throwing around ideas. There was a kind of creative ferment and it was a great period of work.
Were you surprised by the public response?
I was very surprised by the public response. I liked my screensavers but I didn't realize that people would find them as engrossing as they did. I thought they would get interest initially since they were new and different from previous screensavers but I thought that would fade. People really stuck with them, though, and they would pop up in the background on TV shows and such. There was some media coverage too around the Win95 launch talking about the screensavers and how amazing they were. For many years, friends who knew I had done them would send me email about how they'd seen the screensavers running all over and how people still loved them. Overall the response and longevity of the screensavers boggled my mind. The fact that you're including one in an exhibition now has re-boggled it.
What are some of your favourite screensavers?
I always liked 3D Pipes. There was another screensaver that a teammate on the OpenGL team did that simulated a pool of water with drops falling into it, I liked that one because it was interesting visually but also because I was interested in the underlying water simulation.
Do you currently use a screensaver on your computer?
Ironically enough I don't use a screensaver. I have my monitor set to power-off after a period so it just goes blank in power-save mode and I wouldn't see any screensaver running.
Do you see a future for screensavers?
I think a lot of people and equipment have low-power modes now so I think the amount of time that screensavers might be visible is probably lower than it was and most likely will continue getting lower. You don't really see screensavers on phones, for example, as it's better for the phone to shut down and not display anything rather than that using up batter power running a screensaver. That said I think there'll always be a place for something like a screensaver, even if it's more an art display than reducing monitor burn-in, because people find those kind of dynamic displays interesting. People also still like creating open-ended visual spectacles so I don't think that kind of thing will ever go away entirely."
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June 11 (UPI) -- Pope Francis has accepted resignations from three Chilean bishops over a child sexual assault scandal, the Vatican said Monday.
Bishop Juan Barros Madrid, Bishop Gonzalo Duarte Garcia de Cortazar and Archbishop Cristian Caro Cordero were among 34 Chilean Roman Catholic bishops who submitted their resignations to the pope in May after a three-day meeting in Rome that discussed concerns over the way abuse cases in the South American nations were handled.
The bishops were each acknowledged by the pope Monday.
Accusers said Madrid protected the Rev. Fernando Karadima, who the Vatican found guilty of sexually abusing minors in 2011.
Pope Francis angered abuse victims earlier this year when he said Madrid had been slandered.
In a letter to followers in April, the pope asked for forgiveness and said he misjudged the severity of the cases. He said his perception was "due to a lack of truthful and balanced information."
In February, the pope reactivated a sexual abuse advisory panel. A Vatican investigator, Archbishop Charles Scicluna of Malta said he was probing allegations against Madrid that he covered up abuse by Karadima.
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Bottled water is drinking water from various sources (well water, distilled water, mineral water, spring water) packaged in plastic or glass water bottles.
It is important to remember, bottled water labelled as "mineral" or "spring" water, is potable water (fit for human consumption) that comes from an underground source. It cannot come from a public water supply.
In Canada, bottled water is regulated as a food and therefore it must comply with the Food and Drugs Act. Under the Act and its regulations, all bottled water offered for sale in Canada must be safe for people to drink.
According to Health Canada website, illness caused by bottled water is very rare, because the water is treated, disinfected, and monitored to make sure it does not contain harmful microorganisms or chemicals.
To maintain the safety of bottled water, we must also handle and store it properly.
Other types of bottled water may be manufactured from public sources, including tap water and well water, says Health Canada website.
Consumers should remember, no matter what source water comes from, all bottled water sold in Canada is inspected and treated during the manufacturing process to ensure that it meets Canada's requirements for safety and quality.
Bottled water is a handy and convenient way to store large amounts of water for emergency purposes. Most Canadian manufacturers of bottled water indicate that the product has a shelf-life of one to two years. Some people prefer to choose bottled water because they prefer the taste when compared with water from other sources (tap water, well water).
Some people think that bottled water is safer than tap water, but there is no evidence to support this, says Health Canada website. The quality standards for bottled and municipal waters in Canada are similar. All bottled and municipal waters that meet or exceed the required health and safety standards are considered to be safe.
Bottled water gets contaminated with germs if not handled or stored properly. Keep in mind that the plastic containers holding single-serve bottled water were designed to be used only once. Avoid refilling them. Where possible, recycle these bottles.
As concerns about the safety of the nation's municipal tap water have increased, so have sales of bottled water. It's now the top-selling bottled beverage.
According to Consumer Reports (May 9, 2019), in the U.S. there are more than 120 brands of bottled waters. Getting information about the quality of the bottled water you drink is hard. Unlike tap water, there is no public information for consumers to look up the quality of their favorite bottled water brand and see whether it is free of contaminants.
According to British Medical Journal (Getting well from water, BMJ December 16, 2004), bottled water exploits our worries about what affects health in the modern world. Bottled water is seen as natural, clean, fat-free, and with traces of health-giving minerals. In fact, tap water is as safe as bottled water and about 1000 times cheaper. The marketing of bottled water exploits people's worries about what affects their health in the modern world. There is a message in that bottle.
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The multibillion-dollar merger of T-Mobile and Sprint is moving closer.
The wireless operators have received approval from the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, a government panel that vets certain deals involving foreign investors, T-Mobile (TMUS) said in a statement late Monday.
The company added that the US Departments of Justice, Homeland Security and Defense have withdrawn an earlier request to delay the deal.
"We are pleased to achieve both of these important milestones in the journey to build the New T-Mobile," CEO John Legere said in a statement. But he added that the companies still need approval from other regulators before the deal can close.
If T-Mobile and Sprint (S) merge as planned in the first half of next year, the number of wireless providers in the United States will drop from four to three, with the new company competing against Verizon (VZ) and CNN's parent company, AT&T (T).
T-Mobile and Sprint have vowed to offer lower prices if they are allowed to merge. They argue that joining forces would also help increase competition in the industry and that they need one another to introduce 5G services.


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Things can get confusing when applying for multiple credit cards. Let alone we have our other 'non-points' lives to lead. The last thing you want to do is forget to meet a minimum spend on a credit card offer that you were looking forward to using for free travel.
Hopefully you never forget to meet the minimum spend on a new card that offers a lucrative sign-up bonus, but if you do for whatever reason, there is potentially a way to recover the bonus.
I only have my first hand experience dealing with Chase about this matter, so these steps are specific to Chase, but they may be applicable to other banks as well. In most cases it is up to the supervisor's discretion to allow an 'extension' on your minimum spend.
If you are within a hundred or so dollars of meeting the minimum spend, there is a good chance that Chase will allow you to go out and spend the amount needed to reach it. Afterwards the representative will submit a claim to approve the bonus to the marketing department.
1. Call the customer service number listed on the back of your credit card.
3. As soon as you are connected to a representative, say that you would like to speak to a supervising manager. If they ask what it concerns, just mention that it is about a past issue with your card.
The first representative you speak with generally has no authority to help you in this situation, and you need to speak to a supervisor that can override the system to allow you to still qualify for your sign-up bonus.
4. With the supervising manager on the phone, explain your situation of why you did not meet the minimum spend–be sure to mention how you are a loyal customer and look forward to continue doing business with Chase for years to come. It wouldn't hurt to mention how you would hate to let such a small matter end your relationship with Chase.
If all goes well, the manager will allow you to spend the remaining amount needed to reach the minimum spend required for the sign-up bonus. After that is met, they will submit a claim to approve the bonus to the marketing department.
The manager I spoke with said that he has never had a claim declined, and that he was positive that my bonus would be approved. All I needed to do was spend the remaining amount needed (only $17), and he would check back in a few days and submit the claim.
Of course I wrote down his name, position, and extension in case the points do not post in the next month.
Eventually, I will call the general customer service line and ask if my bonus will post soon just to confirm that the process was completed. It should show in their system once it is approved by the marketing department. If not, I always have the supervisor's extension in case I need to speak with him again.
Since I only have experience dealing with Chase on this matter, other banks may not offer such an 'extension' to allow you to still receive the bonus, but what do you have to lose. It is sure worth a call or two in order to recoup a large bonus.
Update: After a week the first 50,000 points were deposited to my Rapid Rewards account, but the second 50,000 had not posted. I decided to call Chase and confirm that the second 50,000 points were also going to be credited. The representative was very helpful and told me that the additional 50,000 points were scheduled to post at the end of the next statement. Success in recovering a lucrative sign-up bonus after not meeting the min spend by only a few dollars.


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Q: Remove cached pages for entire site First let me start off by saying I did NOT design the site that I am currently supporting.
In the site in question, all html pages are sharing a single javascript page.
I need to update some pages and javascript functionality. The problem is that if I change the functionality and the user does not refresh the page, the javascript errors out (usually because an element has been added to the page and javascript, but the cached page does not have that element).
None of the pages have any coding to prevent caching, so all users are assumed to be using cached pages.
I have added some script to the login page to ensure that the user is getting a fresh copy of the javascript file.
My question is, is there a way to have the javascript file tell the browser to download the latest copy of each page? Every page has an onload() function that exists in the central javascript file.

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Vermont Lyme disease legislation is slowly inching its way through the Vermont Legislature. The Vermont State Senate has approved legislation that would provide protection for physicians prescribing long-term antibiotics for suspected or confirmed cases of Lyme disease.
Vermont legislators are moving closer to passing a bill that would give legal and regulatory protection to physicians in the state who prescribe long term antibiotics for Lyme patients.


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Little Big Econ State Forest from Snow Hill Rd
Hiking TraIl nearby Geneva natural area, in Estados Unidos and Chuluota population.
The largest locality in the area is Alafaya, with a population of 78,113 persons, at a distance of 17.929 kilometers	from the center of the map.
The nearest is Chuluota (2,483 persons), at a distance of 5.323 kilometers.
Trail length: 6.135 kilometers.
Min height: 0 meters above sea level.
Max height: 19 meters above sea level.
Average height: 10 meters above sea level.
Average slope uphill: 5.556 %.
Average slope downhill: -5.684 %.
Mathematical difficulty index: 0.996.
Warning!This description has been translated automatically by using Yandex translator service.If you want to read the original description in its original language, visit this link: https://www.buscamapas.com/maps/hiking-trails/little-big-econ-state-forest-from-snow-hill-rd/orig
You can find around this zone pois of interest and places relates with Census-designated places
University (condado de Orange, Florida)
Black Hammock
Geneva (Florida)
UCF Golden Knights
Universidad de Florida Central
WUCF-TV
University of Central Florida College of Arts and Humanities
University of Central Florida College of Education
Oviedo, Florida
Chuluota	( Population: 2,483 persons, At a distance of 5.323 kilometers from the center of the map)
Geneva	( Population: 2,940 persons, At a distance of 6.638 kilometers from the center of the map)
Oviedo	( Population: 33,342 persons, At a distance of 10.039 kilometers from the center of the map)
Bithlo	( Population: 8,268 persons, At a distance of 15.901 kilometers from the center of the map)
Midway	( Population: 1,705 persons, At a distance of 17.738 kilometers from the center of the map)
Alafaya	( Population: 78,113 persons, At a distance of 17.929 kilometers from the center of the map)
Goldenrod	( Population: 12,039 persons, At a distance of 20.597 kilometers from the center of the map)
Winter Springs	( Population: 33,282 persons, At a distance of 20.607 kilometers from the center of the map)
Little Big Econ Bosque Estatal de Snow Hill Rd (at a distance of 0.000 kilometers)
LBESF East Side (at a distance of 0.000 kilometers)
SnowHill to Eagle Bend (at a distance of 0.000 kilometers)
Econlockhatchee Río de Snow Hill Rd (at a distance of 0.000 kilometers)
LBESF Bob White Tr (at a distance of 0.000 kilometers)
Ginebra Área Silvestre (at a distance of 0.000 kilometers)
Flagler Sendero a Poco Econ Río / la Florida (at a distance of 0.001 kilometers)
Little Big Econ WMA oriente de Snow Hill Road (at a distance of 0.001 kilometers)
Poco Econ Río Caminata / de Barr St / la Florida (at a distance of 0.001 kilometers)
Econ Río de San Barr (at a distance of 0.001 kilometers)


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module ApplicationHelper
  # Returns a materialize icon associated with a notice type
  def notice_icon(type)
    case type
    when 'alert' then material_icon 'warning', align: 'left'
    when 'error' then material_icon 'error', align: 'left'
    when 'success' then material_icon 'stars', align: 'left'
    when 'notice' then material_icon 'check_circle', align: 'left'
    end
  end

  # Output html for a materialize icon
  #
  # @param icon_name
  # @return [String] html
  def material_icon(icon_name, align: '')
    content_tag :i, icon_name, class: "#{align} material-icons"
  end

  # Adds an error message for the subject to flash.now
  #
  # @param subject
  def flash_errors_for(subject)
    return unless subject.errors.any?

    errors = pluralize subject.errors.count, 'error'
    thing = subject.class.name.downcase
    flash.now[:alert] = "#{errors} prohibited this #{thing} from being saved."
  end
  # Returns a vote tally
  #
  # @param question [Question]
  # @result [String] '4-3-1' or 'no vote recorded'
  # TODO: Move to question model
  def print_votes(question)
    votes = question.votes
    if votes.empty?
      'no vote recorded'
    else
      "#{votes.yeas.count}-#{votes.nays.count}-#{votes.abstains.count}"
    end
  end

  # Returns a string of build information for the footer
  #
  # @return [String]
  def heroku_version
    time    = heroku_release_time
    count   = heroku_build_count
    status  = heroku_build_status

    "Last updated at #{time} (build ##{count} #{status})"
  rescue StandardError
    'Build information unavailable'
  end

  # Returns a string containing the attachment file's title and content type if
  # a title is available. Otherwise, returns a string of the original filename.
  #
  # @param attachment [Attachment]
  # @return [String]
  def file_name(attachment)
    if attachment.title.blank?
      attachment.file.original_filename
    else
      "#{attachment.title} (#{attachment.file.content_type})"
    end
  end

  # Returns a page-specific title
  #
  # @param title [String]
  # @return [String]
  def page_title(title = '')
    base_title = 'Troy City Tracker'
    title.blank? ? base_title : "#{title} | #{base_title}"
  end

  private

  def heroku_release_time
    DateTime.rfc3339(ENV['HEROKU_RELEASED_AT'])
        .in_time_zone('Eastern Time (US & Canada)')
        .strftime('%-l:%M%P EST %b %-d, %Y') || 'unknown'
  end

  def heroku_build_count
    ENV['HEROKU_BUILD_COUNT'] || 'unknown'
  end

  def heroku_build_status
    ENV['HEROKU_BUILD_STATUS'] || 'unknown'
  end
end

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pan283 April 13, 2018 April 13, 2018 Uncategorized
When all of the stop signs actually mean go, and all of the go signs mean stop, or not. Then the scenario of chaos is ensued. There's nothing like a good dowsing of chaos on the enemy to disrupt their efforts. It's a tactic to upend the status quo. To bring about distrust among the trusting. When no one can be sure what the other may be up to, then the seeds of doubt are nourished and the shoots develop to unhinge confidence to the point of madness. Political correctness is like the venus fly trap of society. It looks sweet, yet is used as a trap by that which seeks to kill using honey as it's lure. Link.
What is politically correct and what is politically incorrect revolves around various aspects of society. The obvious scenario is that it is for the benefit of society, yet this appears to be furthest from the case as possible. It's used as a hitman may use a silencer. Link. As with the infamous Holocaust of Jewish notoriety, why would the casino banker give up the bank position, when the House always wins? Link. Sailing through the seas of commerce and an opposing force offers resistance to the aggressive takeover tactics of the Jewish Cartel Mafia, then the opposition is politically incorrect. This tearing down of opposition by pre-emptive stealth is how to win wars without firing a bullet.
The power of commerce is that you can reach right into the home of the enemy under the guise of corporate benevolence. These camouflages donning the friendly colours of nature bend the enemies mind into thinking that the benevolence is aimed to and for them. The reality is that the lawyers, accountants, judges, bailiffs, politicians and their minions are moving in a haphazard yet orchestrated plot. This nature of haphazardness inside of an overarching orchestration is the art of the ambush. The non pattern of haphazardness is exposed by it's orchestration, ie, the non apparent pattern is the pattern, and therefore the give away that is consistent in that model of tactic. It's a sly tactic rather than a smart tactic. Only that the stakes are so high and people's suspicions are forced to scrutinise to such a degree does the Zio-Marxist Anarchist Bolshevik type of political Judaism become an observable thing. When all other educated guesses do not, and cannot fit, then the only thing left MUST be the explanation that fits, merely because it does. Why would a belligerent give up it's most successful tactic to follow it's enemies idea of hedging victories?
The will of force is being seen to be the reality of life currently. When someone comes up with a better deal, then it's shoved off to the fringe and that void, of what was public euphoria is dragged back into the ever so monotonous nostalgia of the continuing mainstream narrative. My question is, if Jews are truly so insignificant in the greater scheme of things, in regards to majority rule, then what's such a problem for them to leave, be removed from, public office? What great world disaster can occur when Jews are alleviated of their busy body ways of cajoling the cherry on the cake positions for members of the true majority to partake in their own orders of business?
On this blog we have pointed to Jewish chutzpah from time to time, and we've seen the extent where it can go. Link. Where do you fit in the Jewish plan? Link. Judaism began with lunacy. Link. Quote By Rabbi Ted Falcon, David Blatner The Jewish calendar isn't just a tool for observing the passage of time. Judaism marks and celebrates time in a number of ways Link. As the moon affects the tides, the Jews keep to themselves the lunar influence for leveraging world events. Whenever something chaotic in the world is happening, the Jews will be celebrating. Link. Chaos, by order of the Jew. Link. Link.
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Peter Quiggins says:
The working men had to defend themselves against that system, which gave them promises of rights, but was not at any pains to provide them with a decent life. But today Socialism, which was a legitimate reaction against that Liberal enslavement, has gone astray, because it has adopted, first, the materialist interpretation of life and history; secondly, an attitude of revenge; thirdly, the enunciation of the class-struggle dogma. Socialism, above all the socialism constructed in the passionless frigidity of their drawing-rooms by the Socialist apostles in whom the poor working men believed, and who have been displayed to our eyes for what they really were by Alfonso García Valdecasas; Socialism, thus understood, sees nothing in history but the play of economic forces; everything spiritual is suppressed, religion is the opium of the people, patriotism is a myth for the exploitation of the under-dog; Socialism says all this. Nothing exists but production and economic organisation. Workmen, therefore, must wring their souls well out, lest the least drop of spirituality should remain within them. Socialism does not aspire to re-establish a social justice that has broken down through the faulty functioning of the Liberal State; rather, it aims at reprisal. It aspires to attain a point so many degrees higher in injustice, the higher the injustice of the Liberal system has risen. Finally, Socialism proclaims the monstrous dogma of class warfare; it proclaims the dogma that warfare between classes is indispensable and is produced naturally in life, because there is no possibility of there ever being any appeasing agent. So Socialism, which started out as a just critique of economic liberalism, has brought us, by a different route, the same fruits as economic liberalism: disunity, hatred, separation, forgetfulness of every bond of brotherhood and solidarity between men." – José Antonio Primo de Rivera.
The so-called "REPUBLICAN" army in the "CIVIL WAR" in Spain before WWII was… RUN by YIDDISH SPEAKING JEWS! Here, their SHOOTING at a Spanish statue of Christ is a perfect metaphor for the JEWISH WAR ON HUMANITY ,COMMUNIST JEWISH MURDERERS OF SPANISH CHRISTIANS 10,000 OF STALIN'S International Brigade were Jews. More than one-third of the Jewish volunteers were communist American Jews who called themselves the Abraham Lincoln Brigade. A communist Jewish contingent from Poland calling itself the Naftali-Botwin Jewish Company was formed especially for the Spanish Civil War. A subdivision of the Naftali-Botwin Jewish Company was formed called The Dombrowski Brigade. Here are some of the Jews responsible for murdering Spanish Christians: 1. Leiba Lazarevich Feldbin (Aleksandr Orlov): Chief of Soviet Security in the Spanish Civil War. He supervised the massacres of Catholic priests and nuns. 2. Rabbi Hyman Katz: American rabbi. He said he joined Stalin's International Brigade "to fight Spanish-Christian fascists." 3. Milton Wolff: Last Commander of the American contingent of Stalin's International Brigade. 4. Abraham Osheroff: American Jewish Communist. Born in Brooklyn NY. 5. Olek Nuss: Yiddish poet. He served with the Naftali-Botwin Jewish Company. 6. Janek Barvinski: Commander of the Naftali-Botwin Jewish Company. 7. Stach Matuszczak: Political Commissar of the Naftali-Botwin Jewish Company. 8. George Nathan: Jewish homosexual and Communist from Great Britain. Chief of Staff of Stalin's International Brigade. 9. Henryk Torunczyk: Polish Jew. Commander of the Naftali-Botwin Jewish Company. 10. Saul Wellman: Commissar of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade. Communist activist from Detroit. Organized Communist party meetings amongst Detroit auto workers. 11. Kurt Julius Goldstein: German Jewish Communist. 12. Leon Rosenthal: A New York Jew. He was Stalin's propaganda agent in Spain. 13. Moses Rosenberg: The Russian Ambassador to Madrid. He rigged the elections of the Spanish Parliament in 1936 installing puppets of the Jewish Bolsheviks. HERE ARE EXAMPLES of the atrocities committed by the Communist Jews in Spain: * In Barcelona on July 17 1936, a Jewish group from Stalin's International Brigade called at the Dominican Convent in Barcelona. The Jewish leader informed the Mother Superior that because of fear of mob violence he had orders to take the nuns to a place of safety. ~ The soldiers took the unsuspecting nuns to the suburbs and shot them all in cold blood. Afterwards, the leader remarked, "We needed their building. We didn't want to muss it up before we occupied it." * In Barcelona in 1937, the Naftali-Botwin Jewish Company tortured and mocked a priest before they finally hung his dismembered body from a statue of the Virgin Mary. ~ A second priest was transfixed to a made-up crucifix and hung on it while he was still living. * In Huelva Spain in 1938, the mayor of the city turned over the civil administration to Stalin's International Brigade. Their first act was to torture and shoot all the priests of the city. The nuns of Huelva were stripped naked and driven into the streets to provide sport for the Jewish Communists. Then they were all shot in cold blood. Sources #1: The Spanish Civil War, Hugh Thomas; The Spanish Civil War, Antony Beevor; History Of The Spanish Civil War, Warren Carroll Sources #2: Troublemakers Of Spanish Civil War, Jeffrey Sharlet; Combattants Juifs dans l'Armée Républicaine Espagnole, translated by Mitch Abidor; Spain: A Tragic Journey, F. Theodore Rogers; And: "Jewish Volunteers In The Spanish Civil War" Click Here Sources #3: 70 Years of the Communist Revolution; Communist Atrocities In Spain, Arthur Byrant; Catholic Martyrs of the Spanish Civil War, Justo Perez de Urbel
Jews in the Spanish Civil War The Naftali Botwin Company By Mitch Abidor https://www.marxists.org/subject/jewish/botwin/introduction.htm
The Abraham Lincoln Brigade American Jews http://www.alba-valb.org/
http://www.alba-valb.org/resources/lessons/jewish-volunteers-in-the-sp anish-civil-war/jewish-volunteers-in-the-spanish-civil-war
The Dombrowski Jewish Brigade. http://circle.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2013/03/jcarchive037.pdf
Espagnol – http://doctrinanacionalsocialista.blogspot.co.uk/2017/10/ jose-antonio-y-la-unidad-de-espana.html
On Fri, Apr 13, 2018 at 10:49 AM, Peter Cooney Enabler wrote:
> pan283 posted: " When all of the stop signs actually mean go, and all of > the go signs mean stop, or not. Then the scenario of chaos is ensued. > There's nothing like a good dowsing of chaos on the enemy to disrupt their > efforts. It's a tactic to upend the status quo. To b" >
A worthwhile article replete with some comments worth reading.
Yes, in my view, the Capitalist-Marxist socialist as opposed to authentic National Socialist welfare states in our respective ZOG Western so-called Democracies, are effectively hedge funds for the, Crony-Capitalist-Crypto-Communist #NeoHegeMonopolistic Corporate-Supremacy-AshkeNAZI-NWO. So, regardless of whether you're a vassal on The Left or The Right wing of the empty vessel that is the Zionist Bird, you, or at least "I", get to be condescended to by comparative imbeciles who are owned by Jews who are owned by supremacists who are owned by supremacist Jews.
There is surreptitious opportunity to extricate oneself from the false political paradigms and parasitical parallels I illuminate in my song #TheSophisticatedParasite and realign with spiritual Truth whereby one might also be brought to supporting a viable socio-political solution enabling Israel the human citizen [ https://youtu.be/pVsxFjVYbOk ] not the geo-political state to be afforded due respect.
Unfortunately owing to the cognitive dissonance and spiritual bankruptcy visited upon 'We The Jewified GoyTard' many but actually most if not all, save perhaps only a few, fail to not only find the key link on the key chain required for the cognition but fail to avail themselves of the opportunity to even be on the same page. Of course, "aesthetics" has a lot to do with it.
https://tommyroberts.wordpress.com/2018/01/25/gilad-atzmon-the-rise-of-the-ubermensch/
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Air is a real substance even though you can't see it. A flat sheet of papers falling downwards pushes against the air in the path. The air pushes back against the paper and slows its fall. A new crumpled document has a smaller surface pushing against the air. The air doesn't push back as strongly as with the flat piece, and the golf ball of paper falls faster. The spread-out wings of a paper aeroplane keep it from falling quickly down to the surface. We say the wings give a plane lift.
The particular secret lies in the shape of the side. The front edge of an aeroplane's wing Avion En Papier Pro Planeur is more rounded and thicker than the rear border.
Which usually paper falls to the ground first? What seems to keep the smooth sheet from falling quickly? We live with air everywhere. Our planet world is surrounded by a coating of air called the atmosphere. The atmosphere expands hundreds of miles above the surface of the earth.
Have you ever flown a paper aeroplane? Sometimes it twists and Origami Owl loops through the air and then comes to red, smooth as a feather. Other times a paper rudder climbs straight up, flips over, and dives headfirst into the ground. What maintains a paper aeroplane in the air? How will you make a paper aeroplane go on a long flight) How can you ensure it is loop or turn! Does flying a document aeroplane on a blowy, gusty, squally, bracing, turbulent day help it to stay aloft? What can you learn about real aeroplanes by making and flying paper aeroplanes? A few experiment to discover some of the answers.
What makes paper aeroplanes soar and plummet, Origami Flower Vase loop and slip? Why do they take flight whatsoever? This book will show you how to make them and explains why they do things they do. Making paper eeroplanes is fun and. by using the author's stepby- step instructions and doing the simple experiments he implies, you will also discover what makes a real aeroplane travel. As you make and fly paper planes various Designs, you will learn about lift, thrust, drag and gravity; you will see how wing size and ships and fuselage weight and balance impact the lift of a airplane: how ailerons, alleviators and the rudder work to make a plane great or climb. loop Origami Flower Instructions Pdf or glide, roll or spin. Once you have appreciated these principles of flight, you will be ready to take off with varieties of your own.
Try out moving the paper slowly and gradually through the air. Does the air push upwards the slowmoving paper as much as before? Exactly what do you think happens when a paper be airborne stops moving forward through the air? You can show that the same thing will happen if you run with a kite up. The air pushes against the tilted underside of the Meilleur Avion En Papier Tuto moving kite and lifts it up. What happens to the lift driving up on the kite if you walk gradually rather than run?
its way. The air pushes upwards the free part of the moving paper. The paper aeroplane must move through the air so that it can stay upward for longer flights.
and push down. The smaller surface of the paper hits less air. You are feeling less of a push against your odds. Unless of course you push down very quickly, the paper will tumble to the ground before your hand reaches the ground.
The particular front edges of the wings of a real be airborne are usually tilted somewhat upwards. Much like a kite, the air pushes against the tilted underside of the wings, giving the plane lift. The greater the angle of the tilt the more wing surface the air pushes against. This particular results in a greater amount of lift. But if the angle of the tilt Bateau En Papier Sur L'eau is simply too great, the air pushes from the larger wing surface presented and slows down the forwards movement of the airplane. This is called drag.
Drag functions slow a plane down, as thrust works to ensure it is move ahead. At the same time, lift functions make a plane go up, as gravity tries to make it fall down. These four forces are working on paper aeroplanes just as they work on real aeroplanes. There is still another way most real aeroplanes and some paper aeroplanes use their wings to increase lift. The top-side as well since the bottom side of the side can help to give the plane lift.


A team of astronomers from NYU and Princeton recently scoured the service for photos of Comet Holmes, which came within spotting distance in 2007. They then used the images to create a 3D map of the comet's orbit.
Dustin Lang and David Hogg collected the initial batch of some 2,400 photos from the query (including two pictures of cats), then filtered it through the online program Astrometry.net, which narrowed the results down to 1,299 usable images. The team then spent some time reconstructing the comet's path, eventually coming very close to the orbit determined by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
The researchers believe that, "the biggest deal is the availability of all this data that isn't being collected for the purpose it was used." They are now looking to use the same technique to assemble a map of the entire sky, and believe that this sort of "crowd sourcing" could be useful in many areas of research including medical imaging and weather data.
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This instructable will show how to make your own metal hardware type ring (i.e., not jewelry) and a split key ring type ring. These are made from garage door springs so the size of the spring dictates the size of the ring. This instructable shows how to make these rings from the tension springs that are typically found hanging horizontally near the ceiling of a garage on either side of an overhead garage door's rails. The larger springs are found over the headers of larger garage doors. I tell you that to familiarize yourself with where they are used. You will of course not remove them from your garage door for this project but will buy one new or find a broken or discarded one.
If you attempt this instructable I caution you to wear protective eye wear, take any precautions I describe. Do not put your fingers or anything else fragile and of value between the coils of these springs. These springs are very strong and tight and if pinched you may not be able to just pull out with out further injury and if part of one hand is trapped in a spring it will be very hard to get it out with only one free hand.
This photo shows examples of the split rings. The one on the right is about 3cm diameter and the larger one about 11cm.
The materials and tools needed are pictured. In place of the Dremel an angle grinder with a cutting blade can be used and a vice may be helpful where suitable.
Whenever cutting a coil of the spring have a wire running through the center because the coils like to fly away when cut. The wire is for safety as well as convenience.
It is customary although not necessary to cut the end at a slant.
Using a screw driver and perhaps a hammer spread the coils apart with the coil to be cut on the same side as the ring. In this photo it is on the right. Be careful! These springs really want to pinch fingers.
Use a Dremel with a steel cutting disc to cut the coil such that it leaves a part of the ring with just one coil thickness.
The size of the screw driver will determine how much space you have to work in. If you use a larger screwdriver you may stretch the coils apart so much that they do not return to their previous tightness and then there is a space between coils for future rings. If that happens, when you go to make the next ring you will prune away the stretched coils before choosing where to cut for the next ring. Wasteful yes, but there are a lot of coils on these springs. If when cutting you need to nick other coils, nick those on the spring not the ring. You probably do not need to cut all the way through the coil. At more than halfway it may be possible to bend the cut and it will break at the cut.
Depending on how clean the cut is and for what purpose you plan to use the ring you can clean up the cut with a grinder or the Dremel.
So much for split rings.
It is simpler to create one coil rings. In this case just cut the coils in a straight line down the spring for however many rings you want. Be CAREFUL! Have a secure wire through the center of the spring because it is during this operation that the rings pop away from the spring. Since access to the coils being cut is excellent you can cut them with the same Dremel, an angle grinder with a thin cutting disc, a pair of bolt cutters, or I suppose a hacksaw.
When a ring is cut this way the ends do not line up because it is a coil. Also there is a space between the ends that is the same thickness of whatever was used to cut the coil.
a. To remedy this use two screw drivers to bend the ends further out of alignment so that they clear each other.
b. Use a pair of groove joint pliers to compress the ring so that the space between the ends is as small as you desire.
c. Then use the screwdrivers to bend the ends so they are in alignment with each other.
For larger spring material a bench vise would really come in handy for this these operations.
You are most likely making these rings to put something on them, like really big keys, etc. In that case When you do step (a) bend the ends far enough apart to put things on the ring, then put the things on the ring before proceeding to step (b).
If things are to be ringed permanently you could tack weld the joint.
I have yet to find a "killer app" for these rings but I use them as parts of other projects like hanging the bell shown here. They are versatile and easy enough to make a bunch of at once or to make as needed.
Any overhead door install/repair business should have a scrap pile of doors, openers, rails and springs that he is happy to give away. The smaller springs can be bought at a Lowes or Home Depot type store but it's not really reuse if its new.
Medieval chain mail, hardened rings will make you invincible on the battlefield!
Maybe against battle axes and large headed spears but arrows would be a problem. I would have to practice snatching them out of the air.


I'm recently purchased a LS410D in Japan. I'm using this forum because hardly I will get any support in English in Japan. Originally I wanted a Linkstation Pro LS-VL, but for some reason Japanese retailers only have LS410 and LS-XL in stock. I finally bough the LS410D because is faster and more expensive than the LS-VL, so I though that it would have power management capabilities also, as the LS-VL does. However... no "Auto" position in the power switch, and no power management timers or anything else in the web interface. I took a look at the files in the Linkstation via SSH and it seems that the power manager scripts are in place, however disabled.
Can you please add power management capabilities in future version of the firmware??? Standby timers would be nice, but even nicer would be an option in the web interface to simulate the "Auto" position of the power switch of other LinkStations.
Please, I don't want the hard disk of my Linkstation spinning and wasting power 24/7. This will reduce the hard disk life dramatically. Also, in Japan energy savings are extremely important for the reasons everybody knows.


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Analysis of ground-water flow in the Madison aquifer using fluorescent dyes injected in Spring Creek and Rapid Creek near Rapid City, South Dakota, 2003-04
Scientific Investigations Report 2007-5137
Prepared in cooperation with the city of Rapid City and the West Dakota Water Development District
By: Larry D. Putnam and Andrew J. Long
https://doi.org/10.3133/sir20075137
The Madison aquifer, which contains fractures and solution openings in the Madison Limestone, is used extensively for water supplies for the city of Rapid City and other suburban communities in the Rapid City, S. Dak., area. The 48 square-mile study area includes the west-central and southwest parts of Rapid City and the outcrops of the Madison Limestone extending from south of Spring Creek to north of Rapid Creek. Recharge to the Madison Limestone occurs when streams lose flow as they cross the outcrop. The maximum net loss rate for Spring and Rapid Creek loss zones are 21 and 10 cubic feet per second (ft3/s), respectively. During 2003 and 2004, fluorescent dyes were injected in the Spring and Rapid Creek loss zones to estimate approximate locations of preferential flow paths in the Madison aquifer and to measure the response and transit times at wells and springs. Four injections of about 2 kilograms of fluorescein dye were made in the Spring Creek loss zone during 2003 (sites S1, S2, and S3) and 2004 (site S4). Injection at site S1 was made in streamflow just upstream from the loss zone over a 12-hour period when streamflow was about equal to the maximum loss rate. Injections at sites S2, S3, and S4 were made in specific swallow holes located in the Spring Creek loss zone. Injection at site R1 in 2004 of 3.5 kilograms of Rhodamine WT dye was made in streamflow just upstream from the Rapid Creek loss zone over about a 28-hour period. Selected combinations of 27 wells, 6 springs, and 3 stream sites were monitored with discrete samples following the injections. For injections at sites S1-S3, when Spring Creek streamflow was greater than or equal to 20 ft3/s, fluorescein was detected in samples from five wells that were located as much as about 2 miles from the loss zone. Time to first arrival (injection at site S1) ranged from less than 1 to less than 10 days. The maximum fluorescein concentration (injection at site S1) of 120 micrograms per liter (ug/L) at well CO, which is located adjacent to the loss zone, was similar to the concentration in the stream. Fluorescein arrived at well NON (injection at site S1), which is located about 2 miles northeast of the loss zone, within about 1.6 days, and the maximum concentration was 44 ug/L. For injection at site S4, when streamflow was about 12 ft3/s, fluorescein was detected in samples from six wells and time to first arrival ranged from 0.2 to 16 days. Following injection at site S4 in 2004, the length of time that dye remained in the capture zone of well NON, which is located approximately 2 miles from the loss zone, was almost an order of magnitude greater than in 2003. For injection at site R1, Rhodamine WT was detected at well DRU and spring TI-SP with time to first arrival of about 0.5 and 1.1 days and maximum concentrations of 6.2 and 0.91 ug/L, respectively. Well DRU and spring TI-SP are located near the center of the Rapid Creek loss zone where the creek has a large meander. Measurable concentrations were observed for spring TI-SP as many as 109 days after the dye injection. The direction of a conduit flow path in the Spring Creek area was to the northeast with ground-water velocities that ranged from 770 to 6,500 feet per day. In the Rapid Creek loss zone, a conduit flow path east of the loss zone was not evident from the dye injection.
Scientific Investigations Report
10.3133/sir20075137
South Dakota Water Science Center, Dakota Water Science Center
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Today we are roasting a chicken…not just any chicken but one smothered in caramelized shallots and infused with lemon, garlic and rosemary! This is The Organic Kitchen Roasted Lemon~Garlic Chicken… crispy skin, tender meat and sweet shallots caramelized to perfection!
Absolutely everyone loves roasted chicken, which is why it's a fabulous and very safe bet for a dinner party!
I fill the cavity with herbs and lemon which infuse the meat with flavor as it cooks.
Then I season the skin of this chicken with freshly ground pepper, Maldon flaked sea salt and Herbs de Provence. Herbs de Provence is combination of savory, thyme, fennel, rosemary and lavender.
I like to put my seasonings in little dishes before I start so I can handle the chicken with one hand and season with the other. I also use a battery operated pepper mill. Being able to use one hand for seasoning and one for handling chicken is important to avoid cross contamination.
Shallots are small red onions and as they roast they become sweeter and sweeter. You can use a rack under your chicken to prevent sticking, but it's not necessary. If you are roasting only one chicken, use a small roasting pan. If you are roasting two chickens, use a turkey roaster. It is important your pan is not too big because the juices will spread out and evaporate…no bueno… you need the juices to baste the chicken. If your chicken doesn't produce juice, which happens on occasion, don't worry, it will still be moist and delicious and you can always pour a little broth in the bottom of the pan to baste.
I use a reusable silicone 'string' to bind the legs.
After removal from the oven always allow to 'rest' for ten minutes before carving. This is important because 'resting' allows the juices to redistribute and also allows the chicken to cool enough to be handled.
Many people make a beautiful roasted chicken and then completely decimate it when it comes time to carve! Don't be that person, watch my tutorial to learn how to easily carve a chicken here.
Be sure to save the giblets and bones to make broth.
A delicious savory roasted chicken.
This roasted chicken recipe is nearly identical to one that I've made for years, and yes, it's delicious. It's also a most satisfying meal to prepare, and any leftovers make for a superb sandwich on a crusty baguette.
It is a good one! practically no fail!


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New Books from Hirst
Sunday, 31 January 2010 - Reported by Marcus
Two new Doctor Who-related publications are available from Hirst Books.
Look Who's Talking by Colin Baker
To many, Colin Baker is the sixth Doctor Who; to some, he is the villainous Paul Merroney in the classic BBC drama The Brothers. But to the residents of South Buckinghamshire he is a weekly voice of sanity in a world that seems intent on confounding him. Marking the 15th anniversary of his regular feature in the Bucks Free Press, this compilation includes over 100 of his most entertaining columns, from 1995 to 2009, complete with new linking material. With fierce intelligence and a wicked sense of humour, Colin tackles everything from the absurdities of political correctness to the joys of being an actor, slipping in vivid childhood memories, international adventures and current affairs in a relentless rollercoaster of reflections, gripes and anecdotes. Pulling no punches, taking no prisoners and sparing no detail, the ups and downs of Colin life are shared with panache, honesty and clarity, and they are every bit as entertaining and surreal as his trips in that famous police box... for a world that is bewildering, surprising and wondrous, one need look no further than modern Britain, and Colin Baker is here to help you make sense of it all, and to give you a good laugh along the way
Shooty Dog Thing by Paul Castle
Since the 1970s, Doctor Who fans have written and produced fanzines. Some of the most quirky, passionate and subversive writing is still to be found in the pages of lovingly crafted, home-spun, desktop-published fanzines, and Shooty Dog Thing is no exception.Cool and accessible, Shooty Dog Thing is inspiring a new wave of fandom. This book will make you remember why you fell in love with Doctor Who in the first place; challenging established views, covering The Doctor's travels on TV, in books, comic strips and on audio; and finding reasons to love this very special show just that little bit more than the casual viewer. Shooty Dog Thing is louder, braver, and more loving. The best of the first 10 issues is compiled here for your enjoyment, along with some lovely, juicy new stuff, including contributions from Doctor Who writer Paul Cornell, Doctor Who historian David J. Howe and the original Doctor Who glamour girl, Anneke Wills.
Both books can be ordered, signed, from hirstbooks.com
FILTER: - Books - Colin Baker
Tennant and Tate back on Radio 2
Friday, 29 January 2010 - Reported by Marcus
The BBC has confirmed our story from yesterday that David Tennant and Catherine Tate will return to Radio 2 on Saturday morning when they once more stand in for Jonathan Ross.
It will be the third time the duo have stood in for the presenter, hosting the three hour radio show. This weeks guests include Anthony Head, who appeared in the Series 2 story School Reunion playing Mr Finch, Ricky Gervais and the rock band La Roux.
We understand the programme was recorded on Friday and will not be live. Radio 2 can be heard around the world via the BBC Website. The programme begins at 1000 GMT.
Update. The programme has now aired and can be heard for the next seven days on the BBC iPlayer.
FILTER: - Catherine Tate - David Tennant
Doctor Who and the Silver Spiral
Friday, 29 January 2010 - Reported by Chuck Foster
Astronomer Dr Megan Argo has published a report on a major cosmic discovery in the form of a Doctor Who story!
The discovery relates to a powerful jet of energy seen from an exploding star in a distant galaxy observed when Dr Argo was working with an international team at Jodrell Bank. As well as the more scientific technical report on the event (to be published in Nature), the doctor, a keen science fiction and Doctor Who fan, decided to also write the discovery up in story form in order to introduce the discovery to the general public.
Megan, from Macclesfield, Cheshire, told Skymania News:
I've been a Doctor Who fan since I was a child. It was partially to blame for me becoming a scientist. I first came across an concept called entropy in a Doctor Who story called Logopolis and remember being fascinated, even though it was some ten years before it was ever mentioned in a physics lesson.
You can read the story of the discovery through the eyes of the Doctor and Martha in Doctor Who and the Silver Spiral from Megan's own blog; the official title of the paper in Nature will be: "A mildly relativistic radio jet from the normal Type Ic Supernova 2007gr".
Reported by Scientific American.
FILTER: - Press
Radio Times Covers Party
Thursday, 28 January 2010 - Reported by Marcus
David Tennant has attended the Radio Times Covers Party in London. The annual event is open to all those who have appeared on the cover of the UK listings magazine over the year. In 2009 Tennant appeared on three covers as the Doctor. A full report on the party is available on the Radio Times website, along with a short video shot at the occasion.
A tweet from drummer William Bowerman implies David Tennant and Catherine Tate will once more host Jonathan Ross's Radio show this weekend. This has not been confirmed by the BBC who still have Ross listed as presenter on their website.
FILTER: - Magazines - David Tennant - Radio Times
Thursday Location Report
Filming for Matt Smith's first series as the Doctor continues with the team returning to a location they have used already for scenes earlier in the series.
Details and photos below.
The production team has returned to the Old Vicarage in Rhymney in South Wales. Filming took place at this location in October for what is believed to be episode one of the new series. The TARDIS prop is present, under a tarpaulin, in the vicarage garden. Although all the filming has taken place inside the Vicarage so far, lights have been rigged in the garden ready for a future scene. The windows of the vicarage have been blacked out. Matt Smith has been seen on location today.
We understand Location filming will take place at Stonehenge sometime next week.
Photos courtesy of ahremsee of Gallifrey Base. Information from The Silver Cloak
FILTER: - Filming Reports - Series 5/31
Dreamland for North America
The animated story Dreamland will be be released in North America on 4th May. The 45 minute story was originally made for the BBC's interactive service.
The story features the vocal talents of David Tennant, Georgia Moffett, David Warner, Stuart Milligan and Clark Peters and is set in the infamous alien hotspot Roswell. It is described by writer Phil Ford as 'Doctor Who meets a Fifties monster B-movie'.
Like the UK release, the DVD will be part of a two disc set and will feature the three documentaries looking back at the last five years of Doctor Who, Doctor Who's Greatest Moments, which were shown in the UK last summer.
More details and the cover can be seen at TVShowsonDVD
The DVD is released in the UK on 1st February.
FILTER: - USA - Animation - Blu-ray/DVD
Weng Chiang Revisited
Wednesday, 27 January 2010 - Reported by Marcus
2 entertain have revealed, via their twitter page, that the second story to be included in the DVD Revisitations Box Set will be the 1977 Tom Baker story The Talons of Weng Chiang.
The story, which is one of the most highly-regarded of the Fourth Doctor's era, was originally released on DVD in April 2003. The updated version will contain new behind the scenes features. The other story so far confirmed for the set is The TV Movie, staring Paul McGann. The set will be released in the UK later this year.
FILTER: - Tom Baker - Classic Series - Blu-ray/DVD
The Northampton Chronicle reports that the five-inch model of new Doctor, Matt Smith, has completely sold out. Shops across the actor's home county have reported queues of people trying to obtain the figure. The paper quotes Smith's mother, Lynne Smith, as saying how amazed she was at the likeness of the model to her son. "It was fabulous to see his first model, it was really exciting for us all."
Comedian and Big Finish actor Charlie Ross has launched a Facebook campaign to try to get Bernard Cribbins 1960s hit song "Right Said Fred" back into the UK charts. Ross said "After the campaign to get Rage Against the Machine to the Christmas number one here in the UK, I thought this was firstly a fitting tribute to Bernard following his wonderful performance in The End Of Time and also it would be a lot of fun!"
FILTER: - Merchandise - Matt Smith - Press
Underworld Extras
Monday, 25 January 2010 - Reported by Marcus
DVD extras for the third story in the Myths and Legends boxset, Underworld, have been cleared by the British Board of Film Classification.
54 minutes of extras have been cleared to accompany the four part story originally shown in 1978.
Underworld - In studio footage 17'27"
Into The Unknown - The making of Underworld 30'41"
Photo Gallery 5'52"
The Box set is released in the UK at the end of March.
A 23" deleted shot from the Creature from the Pit has also been cleared in preperation for that story's release and the Doctor Who Restoration Team have published details of their work on the early March release of The Space Museum/The Chase.
FILTER: - Classic Series - Blu-ray/DVD
Rex on hold for present
Entertainment Weekly is reporting that NBC have put David Tennant's US pilot Rex is Not Your Lawyer on hold. There were reports that it was under consideration to fill a 10pm slot this spring, to help fill the space on the network caused by moving the Jay Leno show out of primetime.
However it now appears the network has passed, for now, on the show, with the sets being dismantled this week. There is a possibility that the show will be commissioned in the fall and sets are being stored in case that happens.
NBC have not commented on the story.
FILTER: - David Tennant
Record Australian ratings for Children of Earth
Monday, 25 January 2010 - Reported by Adam Kirk
The Sydney Morning Herald reports that Day One of Torchwood: Children of Earth delivered a record audience for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's digital channel ABC2. The first episode had 190,000 viewers, including time-shifted viewers.
FILTER: - Torchwood - Ratings - Children of Earth (Series 3) - Broadcasting - Australia
Swansea Filming
Sunday, 24 January 2010 - Reported by Chuck Foster
This last week has seen production for the 2010 series of Doctor Who continue with scenes filmed at Brangwyn Hall in Swansea, a location previously seen in "Silence in the Library/Forest of the Dead", and Torchwood's "Children of Earth". See the spoiler section for some more details and cast members seen at the Hall!
Filming is taking place for the series finale, episodes 12/13. It is believed that the Hall is being utilised as a museum in the story, with Egyptian props, a polar bear, and a dinosaur seen being taken in!
Though filming took place inside the Hall, notable cast members were seen arriving/leaving, including principals Matt Smith and Karen Gillan, and Alex Kingston (River Song, who was also involved in the first block of filming last year), plus Nick Briggs (voice of the Daleks) and Barnaby Edwards (Dalek operator) - however, it should be pointed out that no Daleks were actually seen at the Hall so there is no confirmation they will feature in the finale!
Information and photos courtesy of Asti of Gallifrey Base.
FILTER: - Production - Filming Reports - Series 5/31
CD Delayed
The audio documentary Doctor Who at the BBC: A Legend Reborn has been delayed due to problems clearing some of the material on the disc.
The CD was due to be released by BBC Audiobooks on Thursday. However, when compiling the master tape a small amount of material was included for which BBC Audiobooks were unable to obtain clearance. As a result the disc has been recalled and a new master is being produced.
A small number of discs were distributed before the problem was realised, giving the recipients a rare unedited version of the documentary.
The new version will hopefully be released on 11th February.
FILTER: - Documentary - Audio
Doctor Who Games in Development
BBC Worldwide is in talks to develop its key products into digital games in a move which could see Doctor Who appearing on many platforms such as DS, Wii, iPhone and Facebook.
The move, reported by MCV, is a turnaround for BBC Worldwide which had retreated from the games business after poor sales caused the closure of its multimedia division in 2005.
The broadcaster is now engaging with software developers to produce high profile versions of its top series such as Doctor Who, Top Gear and The Night Garden, for the games market. Neil Ross Russell, head of Children's and Licensing said the BBC owns the rights to the most well known line up of Children characters around the world outside of Disney. "We are open to conversations with anybody in games about all kinds of business models to see how we can extract more value."
To help develop the brands BBC Worldwide has recruited former EA and Yahoo executive Robert Nashak as Executive Vice President of digital entertainment.
FILTER: - Merchandise


Norfolk actress Harriet Bunton is currently appearing in the London production of Mamma Mia! She speaks to arts correspondent Emma Knights about her journey from pantomime babe to West End star.
Hit musical Mamma Mia! has entertained millions of people around the world with its feel-good story set on a Greek island and to the soundtrack of ABBA tunes galore.
And among the current cast of the musical's London production at the Novello Theatre is Norfolk actress Harriet Bunton who plays the role of Lisa.
Her character is one of the best friends of bride-to-be Sophie Sheridan who during the opening of the show - and with the help of the lyrics of ABBA's Honey Honey - reveals to her bridesmaids she has secretly invited three men that could be her father to her wedding day without telling her mother Donna.
What follows is an enchanting story of family and friendship mixed in with hit after hit from the Swedish pop superstars, a winning formula which has to date been seen by more than 60 million people worldwide - including eight million people in London - and also been turned into a film starring Meryl Streep.
Harriet joined the London cast in May and she said it was a dream come true to be part of the Mamma Mia! musical because she has always been a big ABBA fan.
"Ever since I was little I have always been a massive ABBA fan. I had the karaoke CD and Super Trouper has always been my favourite ABBA song since I was about six," said 25-year-old Harriet, who grew up in Horstead.
Norfolk actress Harriet Bunton is currently starring in Mamma Mia! at the Novello Theatre. Photo: supplied by Mamma Mia!
And she said she also loved seeing just how much the audiences enjoy the show.
Before Mamma Mia!, Harriet was last on stage at Norwich Theatre Royal playing the role of Dolly the Fairy in the 2016-17 pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk set in the Wild West.
She said it had felt like a real homecoming because the city venue was where she had first discovered her love of performing. She was a panto babe in 10 of the Theatre Royal's festive productions, starting with the 1999 pantomime Cinderella.
"I was doing pantomime when I was six. It was the first time I properly experienced being in a show and I absolutely loved it. I was so excited, " she said.
The former Coltishall Primary School and Thorpe House School pupil honed her craft at Norwich's Central School of Dancing and Performing Arts and at age 16 she went to train in musical theatre at Laine Theatre Arts.
While in her final year there, she landed a role in We Will Rock You at London's Dominion Theatre at the age of just 19.
"I think We Will Rock You will always be a special show because it was my first show in the West End," she said.
Since then she has played the lead role of Janet in a tour of cult musical the Rocky Horror Show across Germany, Switzerland and Austria, and she has also played Joyce in the West End run of the hit Kinks musical Sunny Afternoon, which saw the legendary Ray Davies bring his experiences of Sixties stardom to the stage at the Harold Pinter Theatre.
Harriet will be starring in Mamma Mia! until at least June next year and is also excited for what other roles the future may bring.
"It is one of those careers where you cannot plan, you never know what's round the corner, the world is my oyster!" she said.
She added she was looking forward to a trip back home this festive season when she will also be taking her seat to watch Norwich Theatre Royal's 2017-18 pantomime Sleeping Beauty.
"I've got a couple of days off and I'm coming back to Norfolk," she said.


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