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OR XLVI P1 #8: Report of Surg. George B. Parker, in charge of Depot Field Hospital, March 27-June 30, 1865
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No. 8. Report of Surg. George B. Parker, U. S. Army, in charge of Depot Field Hospital, of operations March 27-June 30.1
WASHINGTON, D. C.,
July 25, 1865.
COLONEL: I have the honor to submit the following report of the Depot Field Hospital of the Army of the Potomac from March 27, 1865, to June 30, 1865:
In pursuance of General Orders, Numbers 77, paragraph 4, dated headquarters Army of the Potomac, March 25, 1865, I assumed, on the 27th day of March following, the duties of acting chief medical officer of the Depot Field Hospital at City Point, Va. The hospital consisted of 90 stockade pavilions and 452 tents, and then embraced and included the hospitals of the Second, Fifth, Sixth, Ninth, and Cavalry Corps, belonging the Army of the Potomac, and the capacity of the hospital was 5,414 beds. Its railroad communication extended to Burkeville, Va., and afterward to Danville, Va., and patients were received direct from these points.
On the 28th day of March, 1865, the medical of the Army of the Potomac ordered the hospital to be increased to its utmost capacity, and additional tents were erected and the capacity of the hospital increased to 8,800 beds.
Pursuant to telegraphic order from the medical director, supplies for 2,500 patients for ten days and 25 medical officers were forwarded to Burkeville, Va., and a receiving depot established there. This sub-division of the Depot Field Hospital was intended for the reception of patients unable to travel, and for whom immediate transportation could
not be furnished, and was ready for the treatment of patients April 7, 1865. During its continuance 1,173 patients were received and transferred to City Point, Va.
In consequence of the detachment of the Ninth Army Corps from the Army of the Potomac, after the campaign had terminated, the hospitals of that corps belonging to the Depot Field Hospital were closed on the 24th of April, 1865.
On the 4th day of May, 1865, the commanding general of the Army of the Potomac ordered the removal of the Depot Field Hospital to Alexandria, Va., and medical officers and requisite supplies were sent forward, and a hospital with a capacity of 2,000 beds established at that place in advance of the arrival of the returning armies.
The Depot Field Hospital was finally broken up on the 30th day of June, 1865.
Patients belonging to the Army of the Potomac treated in Depot Field Hospital, from March 27, 1865, to June
A large number of men not belonging to the Army of the Potomac were received fat the Depot Field Hospital, Virginia, and sent forward immediately to Point of Rocks, Va., by transports, but, in consequence of the great number of these patients and their rapid arrival and departure, the surgeons in charge of the corps hospitals failed to register their names, and they are not borne upon the records of the depot hospital.
The number of patients treated in the hospital after the removal to Alexandria, Va., amounted to 1,446.
The supply of water for the depot hospital at City Point, Va., was received from flowing springs found under the bluffs of the Appomattox. The water was raised to a reservoir, at a proper elevation, by two stationary engines, conveyed by pipes to the respective corps hospitals, some of which were half a mile distant, and an abundant supply kept constantly on hand. the general sanitary condition of the hospitals was invariably good; neither gangrene or any epidemic appeared; good order, discipline, and cleanliness were constantly maintained. There was ever an ample supply of all medical and hospital stores, and every luxury and comfort required by the sick and wounded was furnished by the medical department with the least possible delay, and in concluding it is proper to refer to the efficiency of the following-named surgeons in charge of the respective corps: Actg. Staff Surg. John Aiken, Second Army Corps; W. L. Faxon, surgeon Thirty-second Massachusetts Volunteers, Fifth Army Corps; Asst. Surg. J. Sykes, esq., U. S. Volunteers, Sixth Army Corps; W. O. McDonald, surgeon, U. S. Volunteers, Ninth Army Corps; C. A. McCall, U. S. Army, Cavalry Corps; H. Bendell, surgeon Eighty-sixth New York Volunteers, in charge sub-depot at Burkeville, Va.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
G. B. PARKER,
Surgeon, U. S. Volunteers.
Colonel T. A. McPARLIN, U. S. Army,
Medical Director Army of the Potomac, Washington, D. C.
The War of the Rebellion: A Compilation of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, Volume XLVI, Part 1 (Serial Number 95), pp. 634-635 ↩
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Football Across the Big XII: Week 6 Preview
Texas shutouts Kansas, the Bears take care of the Cyclones and Oklahoma State persevere. Plus a preview of next week.
By MikeTTU Oct 2, 2014, 10:00am CDT
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SB Nation Blog: Our Daily Bears
Last Week: Baylor Bears 49, Iowa State Cyclones 28
Baylor traveled to Ames last Saturday and beat the Cyclones handily. They came out firing in the first half, outscoring the Cyclones 35-7. The Bears used a combination of pass and run plays to march their way down the field 5 times in the first half and score. They went vertical to Goodley and Coleman, effectively used the play-action and handed to ball of to Linwood for a consistent, scoring offense. That was enough for them to let off the gas petal in the 2nd half and cruise to a 49-28 victory. Bryce Petty was 30 of 44 on the day for 336 yards, a TD and an INT, but did score on a 27 yard run. The rushing attack averaged an impressive 5.2 yards per rush on the day, with Shock Linwood leading the way. The defense only forced one turnover, but didn't allow Iowa State to score for a majority of the day and held them to 339 total yards. Good impressive day for the Bears.
Last Week's MVP: Shock Linwood (RB Baylor)
Linwood was outstanding throughout the day, rushing the ball 15 times for 82 yards (5.5 ypc) for 3 TDs, almost half of Baylor's touchdowns.
This Week: Saturday, October 4th @ 2:30 pm on ABC | Baylor vs. Texas
This is one game that Baylor has been looking forward to this season. Texas has talked consistently about how Baylor was still not up to their standards and weren't going to beat them again. Now Baylor has the chance to shut them up. Baylor start off with the run, getting Texas to dedicate to the run, before lighting them up in the passing game. Texas has DBs that can slow down Baylor, so the Bears should try and get them on their toes with the rushing attack. On the defensive end, they should try and force Swoopes to make decisions and force turnovers. I think Baylor edges out the Longhorns in this contest.
Baylor 35, Texas 27
SB Nation Blog: Wide Right & Natty Lite
Last Week: Baylor 49, Iowa State 28
Iowa State welcomed Baylor into Jack Trice Stadium last weekend and came out with a 21-point loss. The cyclones couldn't get anything going in the first half, only getting 2 first downs outside their lone touchdown. They couldn't stop Baylor either, allowing 5 first half TDs. The Cyclones improved in the 2nd half and outscored Baylor 21-14, but the Bears were already too far ahead. The offense couldn't get going and the defense struggled to keep up with Baylor. Sam Richardson was inconsistent in the passing game, completing 17 of 39 passes for 212 yards, 2 TDs and INT. He also rushed 14 times for 99 yards and a score. The Runningbacks only averaged 1.4 ypc, something that shouldn't be happening in a run first offense. Tad Ecby had 1 catch for 51 yards and a TD while Jarvis West caught 5 passes for only 37 yards. The defense let up 49 point and 600 yards of offense while only forcing 1 turnover. Not a good day overall for the Cyclones.
Last Week's MVP: Allen Lazard (WR Iowa State)
No one really stood out to me, so my MVP is going to Allen Lazard. Lazard caught 3 balls for 47 yards, keeping the scoring drives alive
This Week: Saturday, October 4th @ 11:00 am on FS1 | Iowa State vs Oklahoma State
The schedule doesn't get any easier this week, as Iowa State heads to Stillwater to face the Cowboys this week. The Cyclones should try utilize Sam Richardson this game with short passes and option plays to try and confuse the defense. Iowa State needs to make sure Tyreek Hill doesn't get many touches and not allow Oklahoma State to create long plays down the field.
Iowa State 17, Oklahoma State 35
SB Nation Blog: Rock Chalk Talk
Last Week: Texas Longhorns 23, Kansas Jayhawks 0
Kansas was shut-out in their first Big XII game of the year, which resulted in Charlie Weis being fired. The offense was non-existent, not scoring any points and turning the ball over 4 times in the game. Two of those turnovers were before they were about the score and two gave the Longhorns easy scoring opportunities. The defense actually didn't do bad, only allowing 23 points (after the offense gave them good field position) and forcing a turnover. Montell Cozart was an atrocious 12 of 31 for 140 yards and 4 INT, while rushing 19 times for 32 yards. The duo of Avery and Mann did well, averaging 4.9 yards per carry. The WRs didn't do well, but when your QB can't throw, how are you supposed to have good numbers. If Kansas got a descent QB in their system, they could likely do a lot better.
Last Week's MVP: De'Andre Mann (RB Kansas)
Mann did respectable last weekend, rushing the ball 17 times for 83 yards. He helped get the offense down the field throughout the game.
This Week: Saturday, October 4th @ 3:00 pm on FSN | Kansas vs. West Virginia
Kansas heads to Morgantown this weekend to face a tough West Virginia team. The Mountaineers are probably feeling good after going head to head with OU and should beat Kansas. Kansas will have to be able to defend the pass well if it wants any chance to beat West Virginia. They did an alright job against Texas and if they can keep that up, they'll have a shot againist West Virginia. On offense, try to run the ball with Mann and Avery, limiting unnecessary passing plays. WVU wins this one.
Kansas 6, West Virginia 38
SB Nation Blog: Bring On The Cats
Last Week: UTEP Minors 28, Kansas State 58
Kansas State dominated UTEP last weekend, breaking out to 52-7 lead in the 3rd quarter. The Wildcats ran the ball well throughout the day, averaging 5.1 yards per carry over 6 ypc with 3 different players. Not only that, but they scored 6 times on the ground. The passing game was good also, averaging 20.9 yards per catch with a TD. The Wildcats only punted the ball 2 times in the first half, scoring on 4 possessions and returning a punt for a TD. The defense did well also, only allowing one TD in the first 3 quarters. They didn't force any turnovers, but they did block a punt early in the game and only allowed 260 yards on the day. Kansas State had great overall performance and look ready to continue Big XII play.
Last Week's MVP: Charles Jones (RB Kansas State)
Charles Jones was impressive on the day, rushing 12 times for 76 yards (6.3 yards per carry) and 3 TDs.
This Week: Saturday, October 4th @ 6:00 pm on ESPNU | Texas Tech vs. Kansas State
You'll get coverage through the week on this game, including the best damn review you'll find in Seth C's The Huddle. I just don't think Tech can improve enough to win this game, especially with Webb hurt and Mahomes sick.
Texas Tech 24, Kansas State 45
SB Nation Blog: Crimson And Cream Machine
Last Week: Bye
Last Week's MVP: Bob Stoops (OU Coach)
No arrest this week, so that's always a plus
This Week: Saturday, October 4th @ 2:30 pm on FOX | Oklahoma vs. TCU
Oklahoma travels to Fort Worth after their bye week to face an improved TCU squad. However, TCU's toughest opponent has been Minnesota and they haven't faced a Big XII caliber team yet. Oklahoma should start off with the ground game and should keep Trevor Knight from making huge decisions against a dangerous TCU defense. On defense, they need to keep track of Trevone Boykin and make sure he doesn't get second chances outside the pocket. Stop Boykin from making plays and the Sooners should be ok.
TCU 17, Oklahoma 42
SB Nation Blog: Cowboys Ride For Free
Last Week: Texas Tech 35, Oklahoma State 45
Oklahoma State struggled at first, but caught up in the 2nd quarter and pulled away in the 4th to beat Texas Tech. The passing game was on point for the Cowboys and the defense forced multiple turnovers in the game. The Cowboys took advantage of the Red Raider corners through the day, forcing big play after big play. Daxx Garman did well on the day, completing 17 of 31 passes for 370 yards and 4 TDs. He throw two INTs (including one in the endzone) but played fairly well on the day. His favorite receiver on the day was Marcell Ateman, but threw touchdown passes to James Washingotn, Tyreek Hill and Blake Jarwin. The running game wasn't great, averaging only 3.8 yards per carry, but they did score 2 TDs on the ground. The defense was bad at first, but settled down in the 2nd quarter, stopping Texas Tech's offense and forced turnovers. It wasn't the best game the Cowboys played, but they got the job done.
Last Week's MVP: Marcell Atemen (WR Oklahoma State)
Marcell Ateman was a key player in the game, bailed Oklahoma State out of many situations and kept drives alive. He had 6 catches on the day for 130 yards.
This Week: Saturday, October 4th @ 11:00 am on FS1 | Iowa State vs. Oklahoma State
Oklahoma State welcomes Iowa State into town this weekend, and Oklahoma State should be able to handle Iowa State. The Cowboys should prepare for Iowa State's rushing attack, but be ready for their intermediate passing attack. On offense, Cowboys should just stick to what they know best. They should be able to handle the Cyclones easily.
SB Nation Blog: Burnt Orange Nation and Barking Carnival
Last Week: Texas 23, Kansas 0
Texas didn't go great this weekend, but it was enough to beat the hopeless Jayhawks. The Longhorns started off slow, punting early on in the game and not getting a lot of yards. However, thanks to a Shipley punt return and 4 turnovers, Texas was able to get a short field on 3 possessions which resulted in 17 points. Tyrone Swoops had a respectable game, completing 19 of 34 passes for 218 yards and 3 total TDs. The rushing attack didn't do very well on the day, averaging 3,4 yards per carry, including one run for 30 yards. Malcolm Brown only got 29 yards on 12 carries, while Johnathan Gray ran 13 times for 44 yards. The defense did outstanding in the game, not allowing Kansas to score, while only allowing 313 yards and forcing 4 turnovers. Texas will have a real challenge next week when they face the Big XII champs.
Last Week's MVP: Duke Thomas (CB Texas)
Duke Thomas had two INTs on the day, one in the endzone at the end of the half and another which resulted in a Texas TD.
Texas has a real test this weekend as they welcome the Big XII champs into town. Duke Thomas and Quandre Diggs must be able to contain Baylor's talented WRs if they want to win. On offense, Texas has to get their rushing attack going. They haven't been able to consistently rush the ball this season, so if Texas wishes to win, they have to block better and get their rushing attack going.
SB Nation Blog: Frogs O' War
Last Week: TCU Horn Frogs 56, SMU Mustangs 0
TCU did great again last week, this time against an SMU team that has just about lost it all. TCU didn't start off as fast as expected, but picked it up once the 2nd quarter began and didn't look back. Trevone Boykin was a constant threat throughout the game, being responsible for 6 TD's on day, 4 through the air and 2 on the ground. Two of which went to Deantre' Gray, who caught 6 passes for 96 yards. The running game also was impressive, averaging 7 yards per rush on 38 carries. BJ Catalon ran 19 times for 114 yards and a TD, while Aaron Green ran the ball 5 times for 49 yards. The defense was unstoppable on the day, only allowing 245 yards, forcing 3 turnovers and shutting out the Mustangs. An good victory for TCU
Last Week's MVP: Trevone Boykin (QB TCU)
Boykin is having numbers like a Heisman contender. This week, Boykin completed 23 of 36 passes for 280 yards and 4 TDs, while running the ball 7 times for 62 yards and 2 TDs. He'll get a test next week against a tough Sooners defense.
TCU has a tough challenge this week against on of the best teams in the Nation in Oklahoma. TCU will have to stop their rushing attack and force Trevor Knight to make decisions for them. If they can do that and create some turnovers, maybe their offense can score enough points to win the game. Give Boykin the ball, and let him make plays for your offense. There is no way TCU can win this game if Boykin is not involved.
You can watch the highlights from last week here.
SB Nation Blog: The Smoking Musket
Last Week's MVP: Dana Holgorsen (WVU HC)
Congrats! Your team doesn't suck this year
West Virginia plays Kansas this weekend and should be able to handle them. West Virginia should stick with their successful passing attack, as Kansas has not seen a big passing attack thus far. On defense, the Mountaineers should try and stop the run, forcing Cozart to throw the ball. Not only that, but they are playing at home. West Virginia should be able to take care of the Jayhawks.


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The helicopter of the future could look a lot like the Bell FCX-001 concept
By Bruce Brown	 April 4, 2017
Helicopters are getting safer, smarter, and more efficient. Bell Helicopter recently showed images of the FCX-001, a helicopter concept that incorporates new and emerging technologies in aircraft design, according to a Bell announcement.
Standout design attributes in the FCX-001 included a rotor-less tail boom, hybrid propulsion systems, new airframe composition materials, variable cabin layouts, and modified landing gear. The helicopter's rotor blades will be able to morph to accommodate varied needs and both the pilot and the passengers in the cabin will make extensive use of augmented reality. If you picture a helicopter with lots of windows, no tail rotor, and no dashboard for the single pilot you'll be on track with the more visible changes.
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Bell tasked a collaborative group of problem solvers, consisting of engineers and graphic designers, with creating the FCX-001 concept.
"For the past 80 years, Bell Helicopter has imagined the art of the possible and brought those dreams to life," said Bell Helicopter President and CEO Mitch Snyder. "Six months ago we created a dedicated team to focus on emerging technologies and how we could incorporate them into our products. Among that team's first tasks was to display visually the technologies and innovations that present a roadmap that we envision bringing to market."
The FCX-001's propulsion system combines a thermal engine core for the primary propulsion with electric motors to power an anti-torque tail boom system. Basically, the heat transfer engine drives the helicopter and the electric motors keep it from spinning in the opposite direction of the main rotor blades. Those main blades have modules on their tips that change to improve performance in different conditions.
The helicopter airframe, meaning the body and structural components not counting the engines, will be made from sustainable materials. The design and engineering goals for the airframe include strength, visibility, and room. The structure will incorporate technologies to harvest, store, and distribute energy — think harvesting solar and wind energy while moving through the sky.
In the absence of a physical dashboard, the FCX-001 pilot will use augmented reality with artificial intelligence to control the aircraft. Passengers will have the ability to access the same augmented reality tech to hold video conferences, check the news, share documents, or stretch back and watch a movie.
The new-tech Bell FCX-001 helicopter concept isn't quite as far-reaching as Wonder Woman's invisible jet, but it comes close.
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Who Won The Bloody War Anyway?
One thing that I miss about living in the UK is the seagulls. In the north of the country it seems like you are never so far inland that you don't see them circling somewhere.
Predictably enough, when I did live in Britain, I barely noticed they were there. If I thought about them at all, I thought them an annoyance, a symptom of the nation's ever-growing garbage problem and a perennial source of bird pooh on clean clothes. Times change.
Where I live now you don't see them ever. We produce just as much garbage as the Brits but we're two hundred miles inland and so now that they're gone, I miss them. A pigeon shitting on your head from the roof of the stand when you're watching football just isn't quite the same I'm afraid.
There are plenty of gulls around today. It six o' clock on a Saturday morning, the sun is shining, the birds are squawking and the rabbits are hopping outside on the grass.
I have spent the night in the town of Nordenham, just off Germany's North Sea coast. It's been a short night: It took two busses, four trains, a ferry and a couple of miles of walking to get me to the youth hostel.
My sleep was further curtailed by the people in the room next door, who, judging by the volume of their conversation and apparent difficulty in performing simple manoeuvres such as unlocking a door, had drunk the bar dry.
In spite of that, the sea air is obviously doing me good. I feel fresh, awake and ready for adventure. I pull on my shoes, take a good swig of water out of the bottle, slam the door with a satisfying thwack! and head out into the morning sunshine.
The reason I've come so far — and got up so early — is that I had an argument. More precisely I lost an argument. The argument was with one of my students, who had just returned from her honeymoon in southern Spain where she had made a day trip to Gibraltar.
This is fighting talk. My country's honour has been questioned and I feel obliged to join the battle.
Fail to prepare and prepare to fail. I feel like Boris Johnson with the mother of all hangovers.
I fail spectacularly to defend Britain's good name and, as is always the way in arguments, for the next few days my mind starts forming a list of things I should have said. Not that it helps. These bloody Germans are so stubborn that you can never make them see sense. I mean, who won the bloody war anyway?
Britain's colonial experiment, I reason, was benign and charitable; a civilising influence which brought — and continues to bring — mutual benefits and affection to both coloniser and colonised. I resolve to travel to a former British colony to confirm my prejudices.
Gibraltar is too far away to travel at such short notice, so I decide to travel to the nearest former British colony I can find. As luck would have it, there's one not thirty miles off the German coast — and so I'm up early to get the ferry to the tiny islands of Heligoland.
Heligoland ticks all the boxes as far as former colonies is concerned. Captured from Denmark by the British in 1807, it had a series of Lieutenant-Governors appointed by Whitehall before being exchanged with the Germans for Zanzibar in 1890.
Queen Victoria was reportedly not amused at the swap. Presumably she wanted to stick the finger up at her relatives. "Next we'd be giving up Gibraltar" she reportedly said. The very thought.
Today, Heligoland is very much German but I'm still very much expecting a hearty welcome warmed by the glow of nostalgia that surrounds the old colonial master.
I've never actually been to a former British colony: One can hardly place Ireland and America into this category on account of their Bolshevism in the face of Britain's civilizing influence. They fought wars against us. Proper British colonies don't do that, they much prefer to be steered by the gentle guiding hand of the motherland. That's what it says in my copy of Boy's Own.
That's the spirit. I expect the Heligolanders will adopt a similar attitude.
The boat trip takes about three hours and most of the passengers find their sea legs through the medium of alcohol. These days, the islands (there are two, only one of which is inhabited) do a brisk trade in cut-price booze thanks to their tax-free status. This is something of a hangover from the colonial era, when the main sources of income were smuggling and piracy.
Heligoland is so small that you can fit the main island into one photo frame. Most passenger ships cannot even land here. Actually reaching the island therefore requires a swift if undignified disembarkation process whereby all passengers, regardless of age or intoxication, are grabbed by the arms by two local boatmen and dumped into a landing boat.
They are very friendly about it and have an exemplary safety record, but I can't help thinking that this isn't the way that one should welcome a fellow citizen of the Empire. In any case, the weather is starting to turn and it's nice to be on dry land.
The harbour is situated in the lower part of the island, the Unterland, along with a good selection of bars and duty-free shops.
Architecturally it won't win any beauty awards because every single building on the island was destroyed by British bombs during and after the Second World War. Most of the 2,000 or so inhabitants live in almost identical two-up-two down terraces, separated by narrow paved streets. Cars are banned on the island.
The "town" sits on the flat land at the base of the plateau which makes up the Oberland. I pay ninety-five cents to take the elevator up there, the only public transport that Heligolanders have at their disposal, and walk through the scrub.
It's nice up there, provided you're dressed for the wind. Anyone who has ever been to the west of Ireland or the north of Scotland will have seen more spectacular cliffs, and will have shared the view with fewer fellow tourists armed with selfie sticks and disposable raincoats, but it's worth it.
There is nothing on the horizon but sea in any direction — few places in Scotland can say that — and the rocks are a gorgeous deep red. There are plenty of seagulls. I crack open a can of duty-free beer and look out onto Lange Anna, the stack which has become the island's most enduring symbol. You could almost be in Britain and it feels good.
It would have been a fine addition to Britain's coastline I reason. I'm still struggling to find another reason for the occupation. They never used it as a military base, although the smuggling came in handy during Napoleon's Continental Blockade, when trade with the British mainland was prohibited. All of Britain's imported goods had to come from Heligoland, Gibraltar, the Channel Islands and Capri.
Capri. I never knew that.
Having taken in the Oberland and the Unterland, it's only a short walk to the Mittelland. If Lange Anne is Heligoland's most notable symbol, the Mittelland is its most poignant.
A manmade geographical feature, it was created at the end of the Second World War when the British detonated the 1947 version of Donald Trump's Mother Of All Bombs in order to destroy the bunker system installed by the Germans.
The largest non-nuclear detonation in history, it was a risky experiment and nobody was entirely sure what was going to happen. The local claim is that they wished for the island's complete destruction, and it seems that even if this was not the aim it would have been seen as acceptable collateral damage.
In the end, the island shook and a large chunk of the 45 million-year-old rock was blown into the air. The resulting bomb crater is the Mittelland. In 1952 that the Royal Air Force stopped using the island as a bombing range and the islanders, some of whom still held British passports, were allowed to return home. We British must stick together after all.
As far as my attitude to the colonial experience goes, I must admit that scepticism is beginning to creep in. Gibraltarians have made their wish to remain part of Britain clear and these wishes must be respected, but I get the sneaking suspicion that in Heligoland's case the locals were actually not that sorry to see the back of us.
These are treasonous thoughts and I need to get a grip.
I still have one thing place to visit. Down by the harbour is a statue of the poet August Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben, author of what was to become the German national anthem. The piece was written in 1841 at the time when Britain was still sticking the finger up at the Germans by holding Heligoland as a colony and, in an ironic twist, it was on Heligoland that it was written.
A German sticking the finger up at the British sticking the finger up at the Germans. It's starting to get confusing and I only have twenty minutes to get my duty-free shopping done before the boat goes. Best not to think too much about it.
It was all a long time ago anyway. Britain and Germany have moved on to bigger and better things since the days when they swapped Zanzibar and Heligoland.
Nowadays the empires have passed into memory and economies have replaced armies. Any sticking up of fingers is done at the negotiating table or — in extremis — from opposite ends of the sports field.
The boat is here and so I must break in mid-sentence. Not much else to say really.
I mean, who won the bloody war anyway?
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You missed a trick in your argument with the student. You could have said that Spain still owns a couple of bits of North Africa that they nicked years ago, so it is entirely reasonable that Her Maj. should hold on to a lump of Spain that her ancestors won fair and square in a punch-up.
Now if that ain`t a logical argument, I don`t know what is. Could`ve saved you a trip to Heliogland.
Aw Heligoland is nice. I suspect the Spanish might be regretting holding onto Ceuta at the moment. Germany is even considering giving up Mallorca.


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Release | a three-armed track maintenance robot released
At the request of a railway construction company, tmsuk Co., Ltd. has developed a prototype of a " Small tamping machine " used for railway track maintenance work.
tmsuk Co., Ltd. has received an order from a railway construction company, and has developed a prototype of a " Small tamping machine " used for railway track maintenance work.
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<Background of development>
Track maintenance is indispensable for safe and stable transportation of railways. However, with the declining birthrate and aging population, labor shortages and the aging of workers have become major issues in the railway track maintenance industry. In order to support safe rail transport, it is necessary to secure track maintenance personnel and reduce costs.
On major domestic routes, the introduction of the large-sized track maintenance machine "Multiple Tie Tamper", is being promoted. To complement the operation of such expensive large machines, we have developed a new track maintenance robot "Small tamping machine" that can efficiently perform track maintenance work with a small number of people.
<Product Overview>
Fixed rail subsidence and distortion caused by train running
Generally, railroads and ballasts (crushed stones) change gradually as trains pass. If these changes are left unchecked, the ride may become uncomfortable, so it is necessary to make regular adjustments in millimeter units. Small tamping machine is a track maintenance robot that can lift the rail and perform ballast compaction to correct rail distortion.
<Point>
1. Tamping work can be performed by a small number of people. And helps resolve labor shortages
The work that used to use a hydraulic excavator, special compacting equipment and special jacks can now be performed by a small number of people. And it helps to eliminate the shortage of human resources.
2. Reduce the burden on workers and improve work efficiency by performing heavy labor by robots
Robots perform heavy labor on behalf of humans, reducing the physical burden on workers and creating a comfortable working environment.
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Name: Mass-Trans Innovation Japan 2019
Date and time: November 27 (Wed)-November 29 (Fri) , 2019, 10: 00-17: 00
Venue: Makuhari Messe 5, 6, 7, 8 Hall G-13 Totetsu Kogyo Co., Ltd. booth
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A bite-sized programme designed for trained debriefers within Health Education South London who wish to renew and strengthen their debriefing skills for simulation-based education using the diamond debrief model.
This two-hour course accommodates a maximum of 12. Participants will have the opportunity to actively debrief two pre-recorded scenarios in three small groups. Expert faculty will provide structured debriefing of the practice debriefs with coaching.
The course is open to employees within Kings Healthcare Partners or the South London Simulation Network who have completed the Essential debriefing skills programme and wish to regain confidence in using the diamond debrief model and intend to practise debriefing again.


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Producers confirm From Here to Eternity to close 29 March 2014
ByNeil Cheesman January 21, 2014 October 19, 2014
Further to previous notices, producers today confirmed that From Here to Eternity will close on 29th March 2014 following a six month run at the Shaftesbury Theatre.
On 29th November, 2013 Sir Tim Rice Twitter Account:
@SirTimRice FH2E future not all grim. We have to leave Shaftesbury April but if houses continue to improve we shall find a new home! Cast/crew on fire!
Adapted from James Jones' classic novel, the musical unites Tim Rice (lyrics), Stuart Brayson (music) and Bill Oakes (book). It is directed by Tamara Harvey, designed by Soutra Gilmour and choreographed by Javier de Frutos. Darius Campbell plays Warden, Siubhan Harrison plays Lorene, Robert Lonsdale plays Prewitt, Ryan Sampson plays Maggio and Rebecca Thornhill plays Karen.
LISTINGS INFORMATION
Tim Rice and Lee Menzies for Eternity Productions Limited present
Based on the novel by James Jones
Lyrics by Tim Rice
Music by Stuart Brayson
Book by Bill Oakes
Director Tamara Harvey
Set and costume designer Soutra Gilmour
Choreographer Javier De Frutos
Orchestrator and musical supervisor David White
Lighting designer Bruno Poet
Sound designer Mick Potter
Shaftesbury Theatre, 210 Shaftesbury Avenue, London, WC2H 8DP
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Benedict Cumberbatch cofirmed to play Hamlet at Barbican
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Following our previous article regarding Benedict Cumberbatch taking on the role of Hamlet in 2015, The Guardian has today confirmed that he will take on the role, with quotes as follows. Sonia Friedman, who will produce the Shakespeare play at the Barbican, said of Benedict Cumberbatch, "as one of the most gifted actors of his generation"….
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Kerry Ellis has joined the cast of Andrew Lloyd Webber's record-breaking musical Cats playing the role of Grizabella. Based on T. S. Eliot's Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats, Cats came back to the West End with the original creative team – Director Trevor Nunn, Associate Director and Choreographer Gillian Lynne, Designer John Napier and…
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Interview with Michael Burgen
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At the time of the interview, Michael Burgen was performing as Patsy in Spamalot at the Playhouse Theatre in London's West End. "Honestly though, it is the most fun two hours you can have. I don't know another show like it out there. Literally, it is just a gag machine. I don't know anyone who…
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Hamburg starts post-pandemic scholarship program for freelance artists
Detail of the fountain in front of Hamburg Town Hall
City authorities will award 550 future scholarships in the fields of visual arts, literature and music to boost the recovering sector
Hamburg announced that they will offer 550 scholarships to freelance literature, music and visual artists. The city wants to support its creative industry, one of the sectors that were hit particularly hard by the pandemic. The programme should cost about 3.3 million euros, with support for artists coming through on a one-off basis.
In addition to the city's cultural authorities, the Hamburg Cultural Foundation, the professional association of visual artists and the Hamburg State Music Council are also getting involved. The application period runs until 31 August 2021.
Speeding up a post-pandemic recovery
With the loosening of pandemic restrictions, many businesses are going back to normal and the economy in Europe as a whole is recovering quite quickly. At the same time, the cultural sector suffered a major blow and continues to struggle in the post-Covid months. This is partly because its main contributors are freelance artists, that have no social benefits to fall back on.
This is the main reason behind the city's decision, with the focus being on speeding up the sector's recovery while investing in its future development. The 550 grants will be for 6,000 euros each, with 350 going for visual artists, 100 for literature and another 100 for music.
Senator for Culture Carsten Brosda was quoted in a press release, saying: "With our future scholarships, we would like to support artists in implementing new projects despite the difficult past few months. At the same time, we want to show them recognition and respect because they enrich our lives with their art."
Gesa Engelschall, managing director of the Hamburg Cultural Foundation, added: "The future scholarships enable artists to work on their projects in a concentrated manner and without being forced to produce."