For new parents, having a new baby is certainly a roller-coaster ride. It's exciting and involves a lot of things that you may have never experienced before. There are a lot of things that you also need to purchase for your new baby. After all, you want to make sure that your house is ready for a new human being. You may want to buy more stuff that is organic, fun, and most importantly, functional to your baby's growth. For this reason, you will find a lot of baby shops solely for the purpose of providing these items. Since shopping alone takes so much time and you have a human being to take care of, online shopping for these items is the best way to go.
Here are five places to shop for baby products online.
Prettymums Online Baby Store is an online store that has all the affordable and popular baby products and essentials for moms too! Whether you are looking for a tooth-friendly pacifier, a travel pack that can accommodate baby items, a storage bag, or a nursing cup – you will find it in this online shop. Their products have quirky and interesting designs that will surely catch anyone's eyes.
Fisher-Price has been on the market for almost 90 years and for that reason, it has become a trusted brand for new parents who need the necessary products for their babies. Fisher-Price is a classic company but always tries to innovate with their products to adapt to new designs and functionality. They always incorporate new things into their selection. If you want a classy company that embraces innovation, this brand is the one for you.
Burt's Bees Baby is a trusted site that sells 100% certified organic products for your baby. You can be assured of a safe product from blankets to creams, as well as baby clothing. Moreover, Burt's Bees also has products for parents that help make their skin soft and supple like that of a baby. If you are looking for organic products for your baby, head over to this site for a great surprise.
Honest is another company that believes in organic and safe products for the baby. It was founded by Jessica Alba who believes in the company's vision. In this online shop, you will find stylish diapers, soothing creams, and other products that are safe to use for your baby's sensitive skin.
There are way more things you need than baby clothing, baby bottles, and diapers. You will also need items such as mats, carriers, or even car seats. All these items are available in Buy Buy Baby. It's a classic go-to online store for anyone who needs just about anything for your little human. You don't have to carry these items all by yourself, and with just a couple clicks, all these necessary items will be delivered to your home in no time.
Whether a mother is about to give birth or just had a baby, trips to baby stores can be challenging. Online stores catering to baby products can be heaven-sent. That said, not all online stores are created equal so it will always be best to make wise choices for the best deals in price and quality.


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Debussy Ariettes oubliées
Ariettes oubliées
Ariettes oubliées (Forgotten Songs) L. 60 is a song cycle for voice and piano by Claude Debussy, based on a poem written by Paul Verlaine. The poetry of Paul Verlaine had a profund impact on Debussy: both were inspired by subtlety and nuance. Each man sought to innovate by using rhythm and tone color as the basis for a new form of a pre-existing art. In the Ariettes oubliées, subtlety, nuance, rhythm and tone color, converged to create a mature compositional style for Debussy, which, in turn, gave a heightened level of understanding to Verlaine's poetry. This collection of songs sets the tone for all of Debussy's future vocal compositions in terms of rhythm, harmony, tone, color and attention to poetic detail.
Composer:Claude Debussy
Form:Song Cycle
Instrument:Voice(s) and Piano
Period:Late 19th century
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Debussy, Claude - Ariettes Oubliees - I. C'est l'extase
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Debussy, Claude - Ariettes Oubliees - II. Il pleure dans mon ceur
Debussy, Claude - Ariettes Oubliees - III. L'ombre des arbres
Debussy, Claude - Ariettes Oubliees - IV. Paysages Belges (Chevaux de bois)
Debussy, Claude - Ariettes Oubliees - V. Spleen, Green

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Biography, Autobiography
Allen, Grant.
Charles Darwin.
New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1885. Hardcover. First Edition. vi, [1], 206, [2] pp ads. Green cloth covered boards with gold and dark red embossed tilting and decoration to spine and front cover board. Light scuffing to boards from shelf wear, bumping to corners. Previous owner's name in ink on front pastedown and second free endpaper, clean within.
Part of the "English Worthies" Series edited by Andrew Lang. Very Good.	More
Caro, Robert.
The Years of Lyndon Johnson: The Passage of Power.
New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2012. Hardcover. First Edition. First Printing. xix, 712 pp. 8vo. Clean, crsip copy with dust jacket in myalr cover. Signed by Robert Caro in heavy blue ink on title page. Fine / Fine.	More
Castéra, J.; Hunter, Henry (Translator).
History of Catharine II. Empress of Russia.
London: John Stockdale, 1800. Three Quarter Leather. First Edition. xxxi, [1], 579, [2] pp. 8vo. Recent brown three quarter leather binding with four raised bands and green patch titles with gold titling; marbled paper insets to front and rear covers. Light toning to pages, 14 plates called for and present.
Early biography of Catharine the Great, translated from the French. Very Good.	More
Hartzog, Jr., George B.; Udall, Stewart L. (Introduction).
Battling for the National Parks.
Mt. Kisco, NY: Moyer Bell Limited, 1988. Trade paperback. As. xvii, 284 pp. 8vo. Very light scuffing, clean within.
George B. Hartzog, Jr. (1920-2008) was the seventh Director of the National Park Service and served from 1964-1972 until he was dismissed under pressure from President Richard Nixon over a dispute over Hartzog's cancellation of a special use permit of a friend of Nixon's. Outspoken, Hartzog led the NPS through a great deal of expansion, including many urban parks. Fine.	More
Keyes, Nelson Beecher.
America's National Parks.
Garden City, NY: Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1957. Hardcover. First Edition. 256 pp. 8vo. Very light scuffing to dust jacket, small chips at head and foot, now in mylar cover. Clean within.
Period pictorial guide to the National Parks. Very good / Very Good.	More
Kruska, Dennis.
James Mason Hutchings of Yo Semite: A Biography and Bibliography.
San Francisco, CA: The Book Club of California, 2009. Hardcover. Limited Edition. xv, 324 pp. Folio. Green cloth boards with an inset paper label that incorporates a Yosemite etching and the book's title on the cover, black cloth spine with gold embossed titling.
Born in England, James Mason Hutchings (1820-1902) immigrated to the United States in 1848 and a year later ventured west during the California Gold Rush. A successful miner, he lost his fortune, and in 1855 led the second excursion of tourists into what would become Yosemite National Park (1890). Hutchings settled in the Yosemite Valley but was made to leave the Park in 1875 due to his legal challenges to the Sate of California by continuing to build structures on land he..... More
Lodge, Edmund.
Portraits of Illustrious Personages of Great Britain. Engraved from Authentic Pictures in the Galleries of the Nobility and the Public Collections of the Country. With Biographical and Historical Memoirs of their Lives and Actions (12 Volumes).
London: Harding, Mavor and Lepard, 1823-1834. Full leather. First Edition. 4to. Brown leather bindings with five raised bands at spine, burgundy and black leather patch titles to spine of each volume. Each binding has boards that are splitting at hinge, wear and chipping to edges. Three line gold border to front and rear covers, elaborate dentelles to front and rear pastedowns, marbled endpapers, previous owner's bookplate on pastedown of each volume. Light foxing throughout, almost all portraits have ghosted onto the tissue guard protecting each. Very Good.	More
Mizner, Addison.
The Many Mizners.
New York: Sears Publishing Company, 1932. Hardcover. First Edition. Second Printing. viii, 305 pp. 8vo. Bright orange covers with very light darkening to spine, bumping to corners and light scuffing. Oddly, publisher printed on base of spine, Dodd, Mead & Company, is not the same as Sears Publishing Company printed on title page. Nevertheless, a scarce volume. Very Good.	More
Olsberg, Nicholas.
Architects and Artists: The Work of Ernest and Esther Born.
San Francisco, CA: The Book Club of California, 2015. Hardcover. Limited Edition. 264 pp. Charcoal cloth covered boards with silver titling to spine. Housed in custom clipcase of the same cloth.
Important book on the husband and wife design team of Ernst and Esther Born that traces their lives and career from the East Coast to California. Produced in an edition of 300 copies, this is copy #175 and the 234th publication of The Book Club of California. Fine.	More
Quintano, Jen Jackson.
Blow Sand In His Soul: Bates Wilson the Heart of Canyonlands.
Moab, UT: Friends of Arches and Canyonlands Parks, 2014. Hardcover. Limited Edition. xi, [1], 171, [1] pp. 4to. Green cloth spine with gold embossed tilting, gray cloth boards with blind embossed symbol of the National Park Service, the ranger hat superimposed over the trademark arrowhead. Clean and crisp within, no dust jacket as issued, matching green cloth slipcase with a photograph of Bates Wilson inset on front board. Signed on the title page by the author.
Heavily illustrated biography of Bates Wilson (1912-1983) that also documents the history of Canyonlands Region of Utah. Wilson was an early Superintendent at Arches and Natural Bridges National Monument taking on the role in 1949. He was instrumental in the founding of Canyonlands National Park and was appointed its..... More
Smith, Sydney; Holland, Lady; Austin, Mrs. (Editor).
Life and Works of Sydney Smith (9 Volumes).
London: Various, 1809, 1845, 1846, 1850, 1855. Full Leather. Various. Collection of nine volumes by and about Sydney Smith varying publication dates and editions bound uniformly by Bickers & Son, London. "Two Volumes of Sermons" (2 Volumes; London: T. Cadell and W. Davies, 1809) First Edition. "The Works of Sydney Smith" (3 Volumes; London: Longman, Brown Green, and Longmans, 1845) Third Edition. "Sermons Preached at St. Paul's Cathedral, The Foundling Hospital, and Several Churches in London; Together With Others Addressed to a Country Congregation" (London: Longman, Brown Green, and Longmans, 1846) First Edition. "Elementary Sketches of Moral Philosophy, Delivered at the Royal Institution in the Years 1804, 1805, and 1806" (London: Longman, Brown Green, and Longmans, 1850) Second Edition. "A Memoir of The Reverend Sydney..... More
Tilden, Freeman.
Following the Frontier with F. Jay Haynes.
New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1964. Wraps. First Edition. xi, 406, [viii] pp. 4to. Rust cloth boards with dark blue spine with gold and silver embossed titling. Clean within.
Biography of Frank Jay Haynes (1853-1921) was the official photographer of Yellowstone National Park and also ran a photography concession within the park. Haynes Company published many guides to Yellowstone, as well as running a lucrative photography business. Haynes' son, Jack Ellis Haynes took over the business upon his father's death. Jack Haynes wife, Isabel M. Haynes has inscribed this book on the second free endpaper. Very Good.	More
Von Gebler, Karl; Sturge Mrs. George (Translator).
Galileo Galilei and the Roman Curia.
London: C. Kegan Paul & Co., 1879. Hardcover. First Edition. First UK Edition. xxxii, 356 pp, [2], 32 pp ads. Ex-Library. Dark green cloth covered boards. with bold embossed titling to spine and cover board, still quite clean and fresh. First free endpaper sports a library date due form and a computer scan bar, "WITHDRAWN" stamped on date due form and base of title page. Only indicators of Ex-Library, no call numbers on spine or evidence of removal.
Karl van Gebler (1850-1878) lived a short life but wrote extensively on Galileo. His last work, based on Vatican documents made available in 1876. Very Good.	More
Wirt, William.
The Letters of the British Spy.
London: Sharpe and Hailes, 1812. Three Quarter Leather. First Edition. First English Edition, originally published in Baltimore. viii, 214, [2] ads pp. 12mo. Very light tan leather spine and corners. Rubbing and wear to corners, inset green marble papers on cover boards have almost rubbed off, seven gold lines across spine where raised bands would normally be, black leather patch title with gold embossed titling. Small circular stain below patch title. Previous owner has written their name on title page and penciled in "William Wirt" under title as the work was published anonymously, they also wrote their name in ink across the text of p. 1 and dated 1815. Strange. Age toning to endpapers, small water stain at head of first few pages, light foxing..... More
Zaitlin, Joyce.
Gilbert Stanley Underwood: His Rustic, Art Deco, and Federal Architecture.
Malibu, CA: Pangloss Press, 1989. Hardcover. First Edition. xi, 185 pp. 8vo. Clean, crisp copy with dust jacket in mylar cover.
Important biography and survey of the work of Gilbert Stanley Underwood (1890-1960), a prolific architect best known for his National Park lodges, including Old Faithful Lodge in Yellowstone National Park and his Art Deco masterpiece, Omaha's Union Station. Fine / Fine.	More


Naturally, the release of the Doctor Who: The Collection – Season 18 Blu-ray has been delayed, pushing the boxset into March 2019. Doctor Who has never been very good with time – rather ironically. And, no offense, but anyone who believed Doctor Who: The Collection – Season 18 would actually be available on its initial release date of 25th February 2019 needs their heads examining.
This is the third installment of The Collection, and the third to be delayed too. No, we don't know why.
However, they are very much worth waiting for. The sets are gorgeous and are, for now at least, the definitive takes on the serials included.
Sadly, fans now have to wait until 11th March 2019 to enjoy Tom Baker's final season as the Fourth Doctor on Blu-ray.
The eight-disc box set also includes hours of extensive special features previously released on DVD.
March will be a grand month for fans, though – not only will we enjoy Season 18, but just a week later comes the animation of The Macra Terror.
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Archduke Johann – a maverick in the Habsburg family
Archduke Johann's vision of an ideal society
The archduke and the 1848 revolution
The Styrian Prince
The archduke and the postmaster's daughter
Archduke Johann, lithograph after Josef Kriehuber, 1848
Opening of the Austrian *Reichstag*, the parliament of the post-revolutionary Monarchy, presided over by Archduke Johann in
Thanks to the unusual path his life had taken for a Habsburg prince, Archduke Johann had his ear to the 'voice of the people' and saw the problems and dangers that were bearing down upon the Monarchy. Despite his belief in progress and his enthusiasm, he was deeply pessimistic about the future.
His fears were realized with the outbreak of revolution in 1848. Popular dissatisfaction with the rigid Metternich system could no longer be suppressed through censorship and the police state. The pent-up frustration of the masses boiled over, and in all the larger cities of the Monarchy protests took place that ended in violence.
Forced onto the defensive, the Viennese Court now attempted to deploy the archduke, who had hitherto been shunted onto the sidelines, as an 'ambassador' for the dynasty. Because of his popularity, often his mere presence was enough to placate public anger. When the imperial family fled to Tyrol in May 1848 Emperor Ferdinand appointed Johann his representative. This liberal outsider was now vested with 'absolute authority as constitutional Emperor of Austria'.
This attempt at appeasement was condemned by the reactionary forces within the dynasty, foremost among them Archduchess Sophie, as an indefensible act of bowing to popular will. When this hardline faction within the Habsburgs eventually began to gain the upper hand and succeeded in persuading Emperor Ferdinand, who in their eyes was far too willing to make concessions, to abdicate, Johann soon found himself isolated and without any support within the dynasty.
The most notable expression of his popularity among broad sectors of the populace was his election as Reichsverweser or Regent of Germany by the Frankfurt Parliament, which was convened in May 1848. The aim of this parliament was to work out a constitution and catalogue of basic rights. The hitherto reactionary and anti-liberal regimes in the various German monarchies had been convulsed by the revolution, and now there was a common will to create a nation state out of the huge number of minor German states under the leadership of a constitutional monarch. Underlying this was the romantic idea of reviving the Holy Roman Empire that had been dissolved in1806, but in the form of a German nation state.
The election of Archduke Johann as Regent of Germany in June 1848 represented a compromise. On the one hand Johann was a member of the venerable Habsburg dynasty and as such an acceptable candidate for the conservative German princes. On the other, Johann was regarded as an innovator who was informed by modern ideas and enjoyed popular support, as demanded by the liberal forces.
Johann's position as regent was basically that of an acting head of state. It was expected that the archduke would accept the provisions pertaining to the future of the German lands that the Parliament was attempting to hammer out. He was thus a kind of locum tenens until a permanent solution could be found.
In this difficult position the idealistic Johann was soon stretched to his limits and eventually came to grief on the conflicting demands of reality. The liberal middle-class forces were divided and at the same time the archduke lost the support of the German princes. When the Prussian king Friedrich Wilhelm IV declined the imperial crown, thus demonstrating the failure of the parliamentary assembly meeting in the Pauluskirche in Frankfurt, Johann resigned from office in December 1849. His lack of support within his own family is revealed in the attitude taken by the newly appointed Emperor of Austria, Franz Joseph, who mockingly referred to his great-uncle Johann as the 'Reichsvermoderer', a pun on his official title of Reichsverweser (the verb 'verwesen' can mean both to administer and to decay in German; the verb 'modern' means to go mouldy).
Martin Mutschlechner
https://www.habsburger.net/en/chapter/archduke-and-1848-revolution
On 13 March 1848 revolution broke out in Vienna, leading to the overthrow of State Chancellor Metternich, freedom of...
Event The revolution of March 1848
A weak leader, during his reign Ferdinand stood in the shadow of his state chancellor, Prince Metternich, and the so-...
Habsburg Emperor Ferdinand I
Emperor of Austria
Franz Joseph ascended the throne of the Austrian Empire in 1848. His concept of rulership was informed by a great sense...
Habsburg Emperor Franz Joseph I
Dickinger, Christian: Habsburgs schwarze Schafe: Über Wüstlinge, Schwachköpfe, Rebellen und andere Prinzen, Wien 2000
Hamann, Brigitte (Hg.): Die Habsburger. Ein biographisches Lexikon, Wien 1988
Leidinger, Hannes / Moritz, Verena / Schippler, Bernd: Schwarzbuch der Habsburger. Die unrühmliche Geschichte eines Herrscherhauses, (2. Auflage, ungekürzte Taschenbuchausgabe) Innsbruck/Wien 2010
Magenschab, Hans: Erzherzog Johann. Habsburgs grüner Rebell, Graz/Wien/Köln 1981
Pickl, Othmar (Hg.), Erzherzog Johann von Österreich. Sein Wirken in seiner Zeit, Graz 1982


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Patriciabaletten är en studentdansförening från Göteborg. Den hör till Göta studentkår vid Göteborgs universitet. Baletten grundades 1965 och har sedan dess dansat och showat på många scener världen över, ibland på egen hand men oftast tillsammans med studentorkestern Tongångarne.

Patriciabaletten är en studentbalett som namnet till trots inte dansar balett utan har en repertoar baserad på främst jazz- och showdans. På scenen har Patriciabaletten alltid spännande kläder som ofta är både glittriga och färgglada. Scenkläderna har till största delen sytts upp av föreningens medlemmar under årens lopp. I balettens repertoar ingår typiska danser som "Cancan" och "Charleston", men det dansas även modernare stilar som den jazziga "PM" eller den lite mer funkiga "Hot Stuff". Ny koreografi tillkommer regelbundet och skapas oftast av en eller ett par av medlemmarna i baletten.

Patriciabaletten anlitas av företag, föreningar och privatpersoner som vill ha underhållning på fester eller andra tillställningar. Exempel på tillställningar som baletten deltar i är Tongångarnes Februarikonsert, Valborgsfirandet i Göteborg, Cortègen samt Studentorkesterfestivalerna i Uppsala och Linköping.

Referenser

Externa länkar
Patriciabalettens webbplats

Föreningar vid Göteborgs universitet

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Home	Cricket	Veda Krishnamurthy signs for Hobart Hurricanes in WBBL
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by SC Desk 20th October 2017
Published by SC Desk 20th October 2017
Kolkata: India's World Cup star Veda Krishnamurthy has been signed by the Hobart Hurricanes for the upcoming edition of the Women's Big Bash League (WBBL) scheduled to begin from December 9. She thus becomes the third Indian to feature in the tournament after all-rounder Harmanpreet Kaur and opening batswoman Smriti Mandhana.
Krishnamurthy would accompany West Indies' Hayley Mathews and England's Lauren Winfield as the overseas players to play for the Hurricanes in the upcoming edition. However, the Indian batswoman wouldn't be able to stay throughout the season and would be available till January 15 owing to national duties.
Harmanpreet on the other hand would continue her stint with Sydney Thunder but Smriti Mandhana, who had played for Brisbane Heat last season might not feature in this edition as the club is yet to take a decision whether to renew her contract or not. Reports from ESPN Cricinfo also suggests that all-rounder Dipti Sharma too is in the reckoning for a WBBL contract and is involved in talks with a lot of clubs.
Veda has said that she would be available for the Hurricanes for ten matches and would miss the last stages of the tournament as she would join the Indian team to gear up for the tour of South Africa, which is scheduled to begin from mid-February. The WBBL final would be played on February 4.
In an interaction with ESPN Cricinfo, Veda said, "The offer came about a month ago. I was pleasantly surprised because I wasn't expecting it."
"Because our South Africa tour dates weren't announced then. We were expecting it [the tour] to be in January, so there was some confusion if I'd be able to take up the offer," she added.
She also said that she is excited to play the WBBL this season.
""I spoke to Harman and Smriti about what to expect. It's exciting to play in a brand new country, interact with new cultures. I think this is a direct result of ICC promoting the game well. With the World Cup being so well received, new avenues have opened up for cricketers from around the world. This deal is a direct recognition of India's performance at the World Cup. To play in that environment with some of the world's best will surely add a new dimension to my game," she said.
One of India's World Cup stars, Veda Krishnamurthy played a crucial knock of 70 runs from just 45 balls against New Zealand which helped India make it to the semi-final of the tournament.
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Strange Chevrolet Colorado Spied At Ford Proving Grounds
by Alex Luft
Our sister site, Ford Authority, just captured a very strange Chevrolet Colorado test mule. The prototype, clearly of the the North American market variety, features a truncated wheelbase and box, changes that result in the cab's rear doors becoming placeholders, rather than functional swing panels.
Meanwhile, that shortened pickup box is welded together with the cab, along with placeholder front and rear bumpers with strange-looking poles bolted on to them. Those poles drop down as outriggers for the purpose of rollover testing on the test track. As if all that wasn't weird enough, things get stranger still.
This particular Chevrolet Colorado mule was caught entering Ford's Dearborn Test Track. Ford Authority then captured the model lower its outriggers and engage in some aggressive driving maneuvers for the purpose of rollover testing. So, what in the heck is a GM product doing testing at Ford's testing facilities? The short answer is that it's not.
In other words, this is not a GM product. Instead, Ford Authority's sources specify that this is actually a mule for the upcoming Ford Bronco. Instead, the Blue Oval decided to use parts from the Chevy Colorado's top hat as the ultimate camouflage, and to throw sleuths – such as our colleagues at FA – off the scent. What's more, the vehicle's overall footprint matches the general dimensions of the early Ford Bronco mule that was spotted earlier this year wearing a Ford Ranger cab.
Second, some other outlets are reporting that this may be a mule for the future Ford Courier – an upcoming compact pickup truck of the unibody variety to slot underneath the Ranger. As the close-up photos at Ford Authority clearly show, this mule is no unibody affair. There's clearly a latter-style frame peeking out from this mule, both in the front and between the wheels.
So, don't be fooled by this alleged Chevrolet Colorado "shorty," as it's very likely a mid-stage Ford Bronco, rather than a GM product. To see these spy shots in all their glory, click/hit/tap here.
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— Alex Luft
GM Authority Founder with a passion for global automotive business strategy.
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Zcat says:
It's hard to tell because it's a chopped up Colorado, but the wheelbase seems really short.
Maybe too short for the Bronco?
Alex Luft says:
Yeah, it's hard to tell, but we did some digital measuring and the wheelbase is identical to that of the early-stage Bronco mule:
http://fordauthority.com/2019/03/no-fords-new-bronco-will-not-look-like-this/
Ford has been very protective of the new Bronco styling even more so than the Corvette team to this point.
I expect that ti will be something very different as we have heard about removable doors etc. I expect it may be more wrangler than Explorer.
Shame the first Colorado Mule in a while is not even a GM one. LOL!
It may be the way the "frankensteined" (not a word?) Colorado looks, but it seems fitting four doors
in that space would be tight. Maybe just an illusion?
I'm assuming there will be a two-door version for heritage sake?
The body is a throw away. I know there will be 4 doors as that is what will sell in volume but they are wanting to compete with the Wrangler so a two door is possible.
Scott, obviously that "body" is a throw away. Everyone knows the new Bronco will not look like a dissected Chevy!
Also, 4 doors is a must for volume. A 2 door version will be offered as well. If that doesn't sell, then they will discontinue that and the Bronco will be just another 4-door boxy-box with more off-road capability.
I guess 🙂
Tom Dooley says:
Wow. Impressive "false flag".
Maybe when the new Bronco rolls over all the time like the old Bronco…. customers will be confused and sue GM by mistake?
George S says:
The original Broncos were solid axles front and rear as most 4×4's were at one time. They all rolled over fairly easy.
Yeah, they could sue GM and GM could file for bankruptcy. Wait, that's already happened.
fastyle says:
You must be a VW fan, Italian Chrysler and in the future, German Ford.
Geoff says:
There's your Jimmy, everyone.
Looks like a Watts linkage on the rear end. That's pretty cool for a truck platform, definitely a step up from the usual panhard rod rear end.
Bob B. says:
Count the lug nuts. Bronco mule.
Which wheel? 5 in front, 6 in back
You are right, I didn't blow it up enough. Just saw the front. Still say it's nothing to do with GM.
DRAX says:
Look again, different wheels but they have 5 lug nuts front and rear.
Flacker says:
Not a Bronco mule.
MARK SMYTH member of the SAE since 1988 says:
This is a Colorado made in Thailand. I was there for 3 weeks last September and they have both the short box and long box versions made and sold there and in 10 different Asian countries. It could also be a Colorado made in South Africa, or Brazil. In some countries, the gas engine is not even offered, only a turbo diesel. In Thailand, a gas engine is offered because many people convert them to run on propane ( LPG ) because in Bangkok, every second gas station sells auto grade propane and it is half the pump price of diesel fuel. Over the past few years, the Thai government pushes a CNG or a bio-gasoline, ethanol based fuel and charges less federal tax for it, so the factory gasoline engine is required to take advantage of those fuels that have lower tax on them. Traveling from Bangkok, Thailand to the border of Cambodia, propane is readily available. In Bangkok, the 500cc Put Puts that haul passengers, use propane. Small grocers and local parcel delivery guys in Bangkok also use them to haul cargo. Last time i checked, diesel fuel in Bangkok was about 28 Baht per liter and there is 32 Baht per U.S. dollar over the past few months. There is 3.7854 liters to a U.S. gallon.
I have seen the Asian Colorado/Dmax trucks, and I don't think any of them are that short.
I just checked a few GM sites in different countries. Ford could have bought this as a used older model Colorado or Isuzu Max, that Chev made 8 or 10 years ago in some offshore plants. I tried to find a pic of the identical box/cab one piece but could not find it. When i was in Thailand in 2003, they had some Isuzu models that had a different box. It was only 2 year later that Chev started selling the same truck as Isuzu in Thailand. There have been at least three different versions of the Colorado/Isuzu Max since 2003.
That is not a non-North-American GM/Isuzu truck, the body is clearly of the North American Colorado which has been hacked by Ford. The international Colorado trucks still have 6 lugs per wheel, not 5 like the hack job in these photos.
Mark I am not sure where you are getting these ideas but they are not even close to speculation.
This is a hacked up North American Colorado body hacked up on a Ford platform to let them test this chassis with out giving the Bronco styling away.
The Bronco styling has been kept more secretive than even the C8.
Between this and the turbo engine comments you are a bit off on what is going on even as a goo guess.
SCOTT, YOU KEEP CLAIMING AT LEAST 4 TIMES ON SATURDAY THAT WHAT I POSTED WAS WRONG INFO. YOU ARE A TROLL WHO HAS NOT SEEN THE FORD PLATFORM, SO YOU HAVE BEEN BUSTED AS JUST A TROLL FULL OF BS.
Hoff says:
South Africa don't produce the Colorado. GM sold up and vacated SA a view years ago. The old GM manufacturing plant in Port Elizabeth now belongs to Isuzu.
Vorg says:
So they're basically saying the Bronco is going to be a rollover risk?
No they are testing to make sure it is not a roll over risk greater than any other SUV.
Brandon K says:
Definitely not GM anything overseas or not. It's a 5 lug.
Ladder-style
rotaryenginepete says:
the 5 lug wheels and rear axle shot give away that this is not a colorado
Looking at the rear suspension, I can see trailing arms that point to a coil spring suspension. Isuzu (which is what this mule is) use a leaf spring rear suspension. Nissan with it's NP300 Navara is the only Japanese truck with a coil spring rear suspension. Bronco has always had coil suspension. A re-badged Isuzu is sold as a Chevrolet Colorado in other parts of the world or as a Holden Colorado in Australia.
Sorry, but no, that is not a re-badged Isuzu mule in the pics. Do you REALLY think Ford would bring over an overseas truck, hack the body, and put it on their own test chassis? No.
Nor is it a complete overseas Gm/Isuzu mule.
It's a Ford chassis with a hacked-up North American Colorado body on it It is very clear because the North American Colorado body is different than the Isuzu/Asia market truck. And, once again, the GM/Isuzu trucks all have 6 lugs. The hacked up mule in these pics only have 5 lugs.
Occam's razor, my friend.
DRAX, After spending a few months in Thailand both in 2003 and 2004 and again in 2018, my speculation is that the possible Ford mule in the picture is from a used Colorado/Isuzu MAX from a long time ago built in Asia. The body in Asia on the latest Colorado is the same as in North America. GM keeps stating that they are different, but i think they are just blowing smoke when they say that. GM says the frames are different as well. I'm going back in September and this time i'll take a tape measure and lots of pics underneath the Thailand built Colorado. One thing is for sure, the taxi guys who use the Colorado in Bangkok load them up with at least 15 people, so the frame could be a much heavier type than sold in North America.
There is nothing GM under that hacked up body. You don't need to travel to Asia to see images of those trucks and how the body style IS different. The internet is great for finding such images.
Ford did a hack job on their mule, it's abundantly clear in the images that they are trying to hide what they really have under that hacked up North American Colorado body. You're overthinking things.
DRAX, i never suggested that the Ford mule in the pics was a Colorado. I said that unusual body was used in Asia a few years ago as a Colorado. It's possible that i didn't make that clear in my previous post. Of course you and me any nobody else here, knows if it's a Colorado frame from Asia, which GM claims is a different frame than used in North America. The farmers in Thailand load those things to the hilt, so it's possible that the frame has a higher weight rating for the Thailand built Colorado than what is made here in the USA.
Again, GM/Isuzu never produced such a body anywhere and that is a North American Colorado grafted onto some other chassis. The Asia market Colorado has subtle differences in design, I guarantee you that is not one of them and that 2-door body was never produced. All you have to do is a simple Google image search and see for yourself.
Ford would not take the time, effort, and money to bring an international body to the US to graft onto something. It's a North American Colorado body. Period.
Not like I've been involved with these trucks for years or anything…so believe what you want, no use in repeating ourselves over and over. Take care.
Drax. Sorry but you are wrong about the 2 door body of the Colorado as built and sold in Asia when i was there in 2003 and 2004. Back then, the Isuzu MAX as sold in Thailand had some short and long wheelbase models. GM just put the Chev name on them during that time period, as it was an Isuzu truck, not a GM engineered truck. Since that time, the Colorado AS SOLD in Asia, has gone through at least 4 generations. I have seen them in person, obviously you have not seen them in person.
Riche White says:
Mark Smyth, you are wrong about this being a Thailand built Colorado. I have been there many times and photographed one. The only interchangeable part is the cab. From the doors forward the body is different. Also the bed and taillights are not the same, either. You can see this at en.chevrolet.co.tl . This design goes back to 2012, before the new Colorado was introduced here in 2015.
Riche, See my post above yours and others previously that i have posted and look at the years i refer to being in Thailand. Not 2013, but 2003 and 2004. In 2003, in Thailand, Chev Colorado was not being sold until a couple of years later. They were only selling the Isuzu MAX. There were both long and short wheeIbase versions being sold of the Isuzu. THAT WAS 4 GENERATIONS AGO OF THE ISUZU. I SAW THEM. THOUSANDS OF TIMES BEING THERE FOR A NUMBER OF MONTHS FROM LATE 2003. YOU SAY THAT I MUST BE ON DRUGS, BECAUSE YOU DID NOT SEE THEM IN 2003?
Riche says:
Where did I say you were on drugs? I said the Ford test mule was not a current Thai built Colorado. It's am American built crew cab that has been modified. Obviously you have a hard time understanding what others write that doesn't agree with you.
And also, Mark, if you go to the Chevrolet Thailand website it shows they only come with the Duramax Diesel engine. Not sure where you're getting your information from. And if you look closely you'll see the front end is different along with a completely different bed design. It's very obvious from the taillights.
Riche, stop posting and read ALL my previous comments on the Colorado and the Isuzu MAX going back to when i was first in Thailand in late 2003 and the first few months of 2004.. Being there in Bangkok, with a population of about 11 million in 2004, with thousands of Isuzu's going by me everyday, is where i got the info. My family owns at least 4 homes in Bangkok. As for thew 2019 Thailand sold Colorado, i did not check the website, but when i was there last in September last year, the companies that want to run them on the CNG and LPG propane sold in every second gas station there, can special order the gas engine. The pump price of diesel fuel is twice the pump price of propane and the ethanol based gasoline sold at the pump, the last time i checked. The Bangkok police use the 4 door Colorado as well as the military, where the American military share an air base at the old airport in Bangkok.
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Baby Bronco?
Single Cab Ranger?
The new small truck Courier?
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DVD Review: 'My Amityville Horror'
Published on 28 October 2013 10 February 2018 by CineVue
The Amityville Horror (1979) and its 2005 remake focused on the supposedly true story of a supernatural attack upon one American family in the mid-70s. After moving into a former murder site at 112 Ocean Avenue, the Lutz family suffered a series of inexplicable and terrifying events. Until their recent deaths, George and Kathy Lutz remained adamant that their claims were 100% factual. In the thirty-five years since the media attention focused on the family, their son Daniel – who was ten at the time of the ordeal – has never spoken about his experience. My Amityville Horror (2012) is his side of the story.
Eric Walter's intriguing documentary details the struggle behind growing up as part of an internationally renowned haunting. Famed demonologist Lorraine Warren features as she visited the Amityville house in 1975 with her late spouse, Edward Warren (both he and Lorraine were most recently the subject of supernatural chiller, The Conjuring). After meeting Daniel Lutz as an adult, Lorraine confirms that the only house that she will never return to again is the Ocean Avenue property, a house of terrifying proportions. Yet, the several families who have lived in the home since have made no reports of such activities.
Horror fans looking for sharp shocks and seismic scares may come away disappointed, as this intelligent documentary shifts the focus from traditional to psychological horror. Daniel Lutz drives the narrative. He's a complex character, unpredictable, intimidating and frightening in his idiosyncrasies. In one scene, Walter speaks out from the third wall, only to be pushed back by an angry Lutz, who clearly owns the film and is adamant that the story is being told in his way and his way only. The tone of the doc – all lighting and foreboding atmosphere – proves that the director clearly knows his audience and, whilst exploring an alternate perspective, still maintains the weighty aesthetic of the chilling Amityville legacy.
Vintage news footage, interviews and snippets of editorial show Daniel's parents, George and Kathy, as they sell their story and become international stars. These images juxtaposed with footage of their adult son show the detrimental effect that their celebrity had upon his development. When Daniel speaks of his stepfather George, the ringleader of the media circus, he suggests that the horror didn't end when they left the house. Although not revealing anything new or in explicit detail, Daniel's attitude and demeanour, especially when speaking of his parents, reveal more than words ever could. He's an individual clearly haunted by his past and its the absence of detail in his testimony that make his story so frightening.
The narrative is admittedly biased as George, who died in 2008 is obviously not present to defend himself. As a result of this the first-person narrative becomes agitated and accusatory but, it's a side to a story that has never been heard and that is what makes Walter's documentary so compelling. Although Daniel confirms Amityville's supernatural activity, with his first person account of what really happened, he really only adds further speculation to the myth. My Amityville Horror is not the definitive retelling of an infamous horror story, it's a complex psychological and disturbing perspective of a familiar tale.
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Q: how to run a test class that will continue to work after executing the main method I have a test class in which the maine executes code in which I get test data that I have to use in my test, how to make the maine method run first, and then the rest of the code in the class. If I run the class through testng.xml then the main method doesn't even start at all. And if I run main, the rest of the code just doesn't start either
package testClassPackage;

public class testWeatherChrome {
    public static String parcedData;

    public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException {

        String sURL = "http://api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/forecast/?q=Odessa,ua&APPID=518a64dd48106aa542464d3bd94d12ce"; //just a string

        URL url = new URL(sURL);
        URLConnection request = url.openConnection();
        request.connect();

        JsonParser jp = new JsonParser();
        JsonElement root = jp.parse(new InputStreamReader((InputStream) request.getContent()));
        JsonObject rootobj = root.getAsJsonObject();
        JsonArray message = rootobj.get("list").getAsJsonArray();
        Map<String, String> data = new TreeMap<>();

        for (JsonElement lst : message) {
            JsonObject lstObject = lst.getAsJsonObject();
            JsonObject el = (JsonObject) lstObject.get("main");
//            System.out.println(lstObject.get("dt_txt").getAsString() + " " + el.get("temp").getAsString());
            if (lstObject.get("dt_txt").getAsString().contains(" 12")) {

                data.put("Дата " + lstObject.get("dt_txt").getAsString(), "Прогноз День:" + el.get("temp").getAsString());
            } else if (lstObject.get("dt_txt").getAsString().contains(" 21")) {
                data.put("Дата " + lstObject.get("dt_txt").getAsString(), "Прогноз Ночь:" + el.get("temp").getAsString());
            }

        }
        Gson gson = new Gson();
        Type gsonType = new TypeToken<TreeMap>() {
        }.getType();
        String gsonData = gson.toJson(data, gsonType);
        parcedData = gsonData;
        System.out.println("main");

    }
        @BeforeClass
        public void setUp () {
            initDriver.getInstance("chrome");
        }

    @Test
    public void getTitle() throws InterruptedException {
        String URL ="https://accounts.google.com/signin/v2/identifier?hl=ru&passive=true&continue=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F%3Fgws_rd%3Dssl&flowName=GlifWebSignIn&flowEntry=ServiceLogin";
        initDriver.driver.get(URL);
        initDriver.driver.manage().timeouts().implicitlyWait(5, TimeUnit.SECONDS);
        initDriver.driver.findElement(By.xpath("//input[@id=\"identifierId\"]")).sendKeys("lesha.test111@gmail.com");
        initDriver.driver.findElement(By.xpath("//span[text()=\"Далее\"]")).click();
        WebDriverWait wait = new WebDriverWait(initDriver.driver, 10);
        WebElement passwordElement = wait.until(ExpectedConditions.elementToBeClickable(By.xpath("//input[@type=\"password\"]")));
//        initDriver.driver.findElement(By.xpath("//input[@type=\"password\"]")).sendKeys("Leshasugurov222");
        passwordElement.sendKeys("Leshasugurov222");
        initDriver.driver.findElement(By.xpath("//span[text()=\"Далее\"]")).click();
        initDriver.driver.findElement(By.xpath("//a[text()=\"Почта\"]")).click();
        initDriver.driver.findElement(By.xpath("//div[text()=\"Написать\"]")).click();
        initDriver.driver.findElement(By.xpath("//textarea[@aria-label=\"Кому\"]")).sendKeys("leshaa.test333@gmail.com");
        initDriver.driver.findElement(By.xpath("//input[@aria-label=\"Тема\"]")).sendKeys("Погода на неделю для Одессы");
        System.out.println(WeatherParse.parcedData);
//        initDriver.driver.findElement(By.xpath("//div[@aria-label=\"Тело письма\"]")).sendKeys(WeatherParse.parcedData);

    }

//    @AfterClass
//    public void close() {
//        initDriver.quit();
//    }

}

A: If you run the testng.xml, it's obvious that the testng.xml file will not respect the main method (as it was not meant to be).
Solution:
1) Use @BeforeSuite annotation and execute your priority tasks.
2) You can also use your testng.xml file and define your test sequence accordingly.

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Jokes aside, we had a lovely time celebrating her birthday this weekend, although we didn't get as many picture as we might of - at least not on my computer.
Congratulations Gramma on being greatie years old!


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Q: Trap instruction: why must the program counter and processor status register be changed atomically? I came across the following problem on a previous exam from my operating systems class.
Consider an architecture in which the TRAP instruction has two effects: to load a predefined value of the Processor Status Register (PCR), which contains the user/kernel mode bit, saving the value of the Program Counter (PC) to a special Save PC register and loading apredefined value into the PC. Explain why loading a new value for the PCR without also changing the PC in the same instruction cycle would be unsafe.
I know that the PCR would be set to kernel mode with memory management off. Is it unsafe because the PC is still in the user program? If so where could it go wrong? If not why is it unsafe? Why would changing the PC first also be unsafe?

A: Aside: there is no reason to assume that "memory management" is turned "off" by loading the new processor status; in fact, in the CPUs in my experience that would not happen. But that is not relevant to this answer.
We're executing in user mode and a TRAP instruction is fetched. The program counter is then (let's say) pointing to the instruction after TRAP.
Now the processor executes the TRAP. It loads the new processor status, which switches the CPU to kernel mode. Assume this does not in itself inhibit device interrupts.
NOW... a device interrupts.  The hardware or software mechanism saves the processor status (=kernel mode) and program counter (=the user-mode address of the instruction after TRAP).  The device interrupt service routine does its thing and executes a return from interrupt to restore program counter and processor status.  We can't resume "half-way through the TRAP instruction" - the only thing that can happen is that we start to execute the instruction that PC points to, i.e., we're executing the instruction after the TRAP but in kernel mode.
The exact problem depends on the system architecture:
If the kernel address map is a superset of the user address map (typical on OSes where user space is half the total address space) then we're executing user-provided code in kernel mode, which is at least a serious privilege problem, and may cause us to fail by page faulting when we can't handle it.
If the kernel address map doesn't include user space (frequently the case on systems with limited virtual address size) then this is equivalent to taking wild jump into the kernel.
The summary is that you need both the processor status and program counter to define "where you are in execution", and they both need to be saved/updated together; or in other words, no change of control (such as an interrupt) can be permitted in the middle.


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James Tissot (French, 1836-1902). The Grotto of the Agony (La Grotte de l'agonie), 1886-1894. Opaque watercolor over graphite on dark brown wove paper, Image: 11 1/16 x 14 7/16 in. (28.1 x 36.7 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Purchased by public subscription, 00.159.231 (Photo: Brooklyn Museum, 00.159.231_PS1.jpg)
James Tissot (French, 1836-1902). The Grotto of the Agony (La Grotte de l'agonie), 1886-1894. Opaque watercolor over graphite on dark brown wove paper, Image: 11 1/16 x 14 7/16 in. (28.1 x 36.7 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Purchased by public subscription, 00.159.231 (Photo: Brooklyn Museum, 00.159.231_transp26.jpg)
James Tissot (French, 1836-1902). The Grotto of the Agony (La Grotte de l'agonie), 1886-1894. Opaque watercolor over graphite on dark brown wove paper, Image: 11 1/16 x 14 7/16 in. (28.1 x 36.7 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Purchased by public subscription, 00.159.231 (Photo: Brooklyn Museum, 00.159.231_bw.jpg)
The Grotto of the Agony (La Grotte de l'agonie)
Following the Last Supper, Jesus and the apostles retreat to Gethsemane (an olive grove) on the Mount of Olives. While his disciples rest, Christ prays alone, asking God if it is possible to let his sufferings pass him by, yet reaffirming his commitment to submit to God's will. Luke writes that an angel comes to strengthen him, though in his anguish Jesus sweats blood, a graphic detail that, unusually, Tissot omits.
While Luke's account says that Christ receives comfort from the angel, Tissot's image seems to promise little solace and, indeed, is profoundly different in tone from the earlier watercolor The Angels Came and Ministered to Him. While one angel holds a chalice—the cup of Jesus' suffering—the others proffer globes with scenes of the Passion to come, including Veronica's veil, the Crucifixion, and the lamentation of the Virgin Mary.
After his tormented prayer to God, Jesus comes back to his apostles, only to find them asleep (note that Peter's weapons are cast to one side). Awakening his followers, he rebukes them, urges their vigilance against temptation, and returns to his prayers.
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PORTFOLIO/SERIES The Life of Our Lord Jesus Christ (La Vie de Notre-Seigneur Jésus-Christ)
ARTIST James Tissot, French, 1836-1902
MEDIUM Opaque watercolor over graphite on dark brown wove paper
Place Made: France
DATES 1886-1894
DIMENSIONS Image: 11 1/16 x 14 7/16 in. (28.1 x 36.7 cm) Sheet: 11 1/16 x 14 7/16 in. (28.1 x 36.7 cm) Frame: 16 7/8 x 22 7/8 x 1 1/2 in. (42.9 x 58.1 x 3.8 cm) (show scale)
James Tissot: "The Life of Christ"
CREDIT LINE Purchased by public subscription
CAPTION James Tissot (French, 1836-1902). The Grotto of the Agony (La Grotte de l'agonie), 1886-1894. Opaque watercolor over graphite on dark brown wove paper, Image: 11 1/16 x 14 7/16 in. (28.1 x 36.7 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Purchased by public subscription, 00.159.231 (Photo: Brooklyn Museum, 00.159.231_PS1.jpg)
IMAGE overall, 00.159.231_PS1.jpg. Brooklyn Museum photograph, 2006
The Life of Our Lord Jesus Christ


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Q: Bootstrap, how can I make two tables the same "width" I got two tables as this:

I want them to have the same width, I don't know what it's called but you can see that the columns dosn't have the same width.
Here is my code for it:

            Pilot ID
            <?php echo 'SAS ' . $results['id'];?>

            First Name
            <?php echo $results['firstname'];?>

            Last Name
            <?php echo $results['lastname'];?>

            Age
            17

            Distance Flown
            3790 km

            Flights
            <?php echo $results['flights'];?>

            Flight Hours
            <?php echo $results['flighttime'];?>

        737-600

        737-700

        737-800

        A319

        A320

        A321

        A330

        A340

        CRJ-900

        ATR-600

        717

        SAB 2000

JSFIDDLE: https://jsfiddle.net/ncqmy09c/

A: You could do.
.table {
    table-layout: fixed;
}

http://jsfiddle.net/vawtr0u5/

A: 1) div.row.
2) div.col-xs-6*2.
3) you tables....
like this -> Example jsfiddle

            TABLE 1

            TABLE 2

A: You can also use the HTML col width Attribute

  <col width="100">
  <col width="100">

      ...

     ...

Fiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/ncqmy09c/1/