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// Licensed to the .NET Foundation under one or more agreements.
// The .NET Foundation licenses this file to you under the MIT license.
// See the LICENSE file in the project root for more information.

#nullable disable

namespace Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Test.Utilities
{
    public static class Traits
    {
        public const string Editor = nameof(Editor);
        public static class Editors
        {
            public const string KeyProcessors = nameof(KeyProcessors);
            public const string KeyProcessorProviders = nameof(KeyProcessorProviders);
            public const string Preview = nameof(Preview);
            public const string LanguageServerProtocol = nameof(LanguageServerProtocol);
        }

        public const string Feature = nameof(Feature);
        public static class Features
        {
            public const string AddAwait = "Refactoring.AddAwait";
            public const string AddMissingImports = "Refactoring.AddMissingImports";
            public const string AddMissingReference = nameof(AddMissingReference);
            public const string AddMissingTokens = nameof(AddMissingTokens);
            public const string Adornments = nameof(Adornments);
            public const string AsyncLazy = nameof(AsyncLazy);
            public const string AutomaticCompletion = nameof(AutomaticCompletion);
            public const string AutomaticEndConstructCorrection = nameof(AutomaticEndConstructCorrection);
            public const string BlockCommentEditing = nameof(BlockCommentEditing);
            public const string BraceHighlighting = nameof(BraceHighlighting);
            public const string BraceMatching = nameof(BraceMatching);
            public const string Build = nameof(Build);
            public const string CallHierarchy = nameof(CallHierarchy);
            public const string CaseCorrection = nameof(CaseCorrection);
            public const string ChangeSignature = nameof(ChangeSignature);
            public const string ClassView = nameof(ClassView);
            public const string Classification = nameof(Classification);
            public const string CodeActionsAddAccessibilityModifiers = "CodeActions.AddAccessibilityModifiers";
            public const string CodeActionsAddAnonymousTypeMemberName = "CodeActions.AddAnonymousTypeMemberName";
            public const string CodeActionsAddAwait = "CodeActions.AddAwait";
            public const string CodeActionsAddBraces = "CodeActions.AddBraces";
            public const string CodeActionsAddConstructorParametersFromMembers = "CodeActions.AddConstructorParametersFromMembers";
            public const string CodeActionsAddDebuggerDisplay = "CodeActions.AddDebuggerDisplay";
            public const string CodeActionsAddDocCommentNodes = "CodeActions.AddDocCommentParamNodes";
            public const string CodeActionsAddExplicitCast = "CodeActions.AddExplicitCast";
            public const string CodeActionsAddInheritdoc = "CodeActions.AddInheritdoc";
            public const string CodeActionsAddFileBanner = "CodeActions.AddFileBanner";
            public const string CodeActionsAddImport = "CodeActions.AddImport";
            public const string CodeActionsAddMissingReference = "CodeActions.AddMissingReference";
            public const string CodeActionsAddNew = "CodeActions.AddNew";
            public const string CodeActionsRemoveNewModifier = "CodeActions.RemoveNewModifier";
            public const string CodeActionsAddObsoleteAttribute = "CodeActions.AddObsoleteAttribute";
            public const string CodeActionsAddOverload = "CodeActions.AddOverloads";
            public const string CodeActionsAddParameter = "CodeActions.AddParameter";
            public const string CodeActionsAddParenthesesAroundConditionalExpressionInInterpolatedString = "CodeActions.AddParenthesesAroundConditionalExpressionInInterpolatedString";
            public const string CodeActionsAddRequiredParentheses = "CodeActions.AddRequiredParentheses";
            public const string CodeActionsAddShadows = "CodeActions.AddShadows";
            public const string CodeActionsMakeMemberStatic = "CodeActions.MakeMemberStatic";
            public const string CodeActionsAliasAmbiguousType = "CodeActions.AliasAmbiguousType";
            public const string CodeActionsAssignOutParameters = "CodeActions.AssignOutParameters";
            public const string CodeActionsChangeToAsync = "CodeActions.ChangeToAsync";
            public const string CodeActionsChangeToIEnumerable = "CodeActions.ChangeToIEnumerable";
            public const string CodeActionsChangeToYield = "CodeActions.ChangeToYield";
            public const string CodeActionsConfiguration = "CodeActions.Configuration";
            public const string CodeActionsConvertAnonymousTypeToClass = "CodeActions.ConvertAnonymousTypeToClass";
            public const string CodeActionsConvertAnonymousTypeToTuple = "CodeActions.ConvertAnonymousTypeToTuple";
            public const string CodeActionsConvertBetweenRegularAndVerbatimString = "CodeActions.ConvertBetweenRegularAndVerbatimString";
            public const string CodeActionsConvertForEachToFor = "CodeActions.ConvertForEachToFor";
            public const string CodeActionsConvertForEachToQuery = "CodeActions.ConvertForEachToQuery";
            public const string CodeActionsConvertForToForEach = "CodeActions.ConvertForToForEach";
            public const string CodeActionsConvertIfToSwitch = "CodeActions.ConvertIfToSwitch";
            public const string CodeActionsConvertLocalFunctionToMethod = "CodeActions.ConvertLocalFunctionToMethod";
            public const string CodeActionsConvertNumericLiteral = "CodeActions.ConvertNumericLiteral";
            public const string CodeActionsConvertQueryToForEach = "CodeActions.ConvertQueryToForEach";
            public const string CodeActionsConvertSwitchStatementToExpression = "CodeActions.ConvertSwitchStatementToExpression";
            public const string CodeActionsConvertToInterpolatedString = "CodeActions.ConvertToInterpolatedString";
            public const string CodeActionsConvertToIterator = "CodeActions.ConvertToIterator";
            public const string CodeActionsConvertTupleToStruct = "CodeActions.ConvertTupleToStruct";
            public const string CodeActionsCorrectExitContinue = "CodeActions.CorrectExitContinue";
            public const string CodeActionsCorrectFunctionReturnType = "CodeActions.CorrectFunctionReturnType";
            public const string CodeActionsCorrectNextControlVariable = "CodeActions.CorrectNextControlVariable";
            public const string CodeActionsDeclareAsNullable = "CodeActions.DeclareAsNullable";
            public const string CodeActionsExtractInterface = "CodeActions.ExtractInterface";
            public const string CodeActionsExtractLocalFunction = "CodeActions.ExtractLocalFunction";
            public const string CodeActionsExtractMethod = "CodeActions.ExtractMethod";
            public const string CodeActionsFixAllOccurrences = "CodeActions.FixAllOccurrences";
            public const string CodeActionsFixReturnType = "CodeActions.FixReturnType";
            public const string CodeActionsFullyQualify = "CodeActions.FullyQualify";
            public const string CodeActionsGenerateComparisonOperators = "CodeActions.GenerateComparisonOperators";
            public const string CodeActionsGenerateConstructor = "CodeActions.GenerateConstructor";
            public const string CodeActionsGenerateConstructorFromMembers = "CodeActions.GenerateConstructorFromMembers";
            public const string CodeActionsGenerateDefaultConstructors = "CodeActions.GenerateDefaultConstructors";
            public const string CodeActionsGenerateEndConstruct = "CodeActions.GenerateEndConstruct";
            public const string CodeActionsGenerateEnumMember = "CodeActions.GenerateEnumMember";
            public const string CodeActionsGenerateEqualsAndGetHashCode = "CodeActions.GenerateEqualsAndGetHashCodeFromMembers";
            public const string CodeActionsGenerateEvent = "CodeActions.GenerateEvent";
            public const string CodeActionsGenerateLocal = "CodeActions.GenerateLocal";
            public const string CodeActionsGenerateMethod = "CodeActions.GenerateMethod";
            public const string CodeActionsGenerateOverrides = "CodeActions.GenerateOverrides";
            public const string CodeActionsGenerateType = "CodeActions.GenerateType";
            public const string CodeActionsGenerateVariable = "CodeActions.GenerateVariable";
            public const string CodeActionsImplementAbstractClass = "CodeActions.ImplementAbstractClass";
            public const string CodeActionsImplementInterface = "CodeActions.ImplementInterface";
            public const string CodeActionsInitializeParameter = "CodeActions.InitializeParameter";
            public const string CodeActionsInlineMethod = "CodeActions.InlineMethod";
            public const string CodeActionsInlineDeclaration = "CodeActions.InlineDeclaration";
            public const string CodeActionsInlineTemporary = "CodeActions.InlineTemporary";
            public const string CodeActionsInlineTypeCheck = "CodeActions.InlineTypeCheck";
            public const string CodeActionsInsertBraces = "CodeActions.InsertBraces";
            public const string CodeActionsInsertMissingTokens = "CodeActions.InsertMissingTokens";
            public const string CodeActionsIntroduceLocalForExpression = "CodeActions.IntroduceLocalForExpression";
            public const string CodeActionsIntroduceParameter = "CodeActions.IntroduceParameter";
            public const string CodeActionsIntroduceUsingStatement = "CodeActions.IntroduceUsingStatement";
            public const string CodeActionsIntroduceVariable = "CodeActions.IntroduceVariable";
            public const string CodeActionsInvertConditional = "CodeActions.InvertConditional";
            public const string CodeActionsInvertIf = "CodeActions.InvertIf";
            public const string CodeActionsInvertLogical = "CodeActions.InvertLogical";
            public const string CodeActionsInvokeDelegateWithConditionalAccess = "CodeActions.InvokeDelegateWithConditionalAccess";
            public const string CodeActionsLambdaSimplifier = "CodeActions.LambdaSimplifier";
            public const string CodeActionsMakeFieldReadonly = "CodeActions.MakeFieldReadonly";
            public const string CodeActionsMakeLocalFunctionStatic = "CodeActions.MakeLocalFunctionStatic";
            public const string CodeActionsMakeMethodAsynchronous = "CodeActions.MakeMethodAsynchronous";
            public const string CodeActionsMakeMethodSynchronous = "CodeActions.MakeMethodSynchronous";
            public const string CodeActionsMakeRefStruct = "CodeActions.MakeRefStruct";
            public const string CodeActionsMakeStatementAsynchronous = "CodeActions.MakeStatementAsynchronous";
            public const string CodeActionsMakeStructFieldsWritable = "CodeActions.MakeStructFieldsWritable";
            public const string CodeActionsMakeTypeAbstract = "CodeActions.MakeTypeAbstract";
            public const string CodeActionsMergeConsecutiveIfStatements = "CodeActions.MergeConsecutiveIfStatements";
            public const string CodeActionsMergeNestedIfStatements = "CodeActions.MergeNestedIfStatements";
            public const string CodeActionsMoveDeclarationNearReference = "CodeActions.MoveDeclarationNearReference";
            public const string CodeActionsMoveStaticMembers = "CodeActions.MoveStaticMembers";
            public const string CodeActionsMoveToNamespace = nameof(CodeActionsMoveToNamespace);
            public const string CodeActionsMoveToTopOfFile = "CodeActions.MoveToTopOfFile";
            public const string CodeActionsMoveType = "CodeActions.MoveType";
            public const string CodeActionsNameTupleElement = "CodeActions.NameTupleElement";
            public const string CodeActionsOrderModifiers = "CodeActions.OrderModifiers";
            public const string CodeActionsPopulateSwitch = "CodeActions.PopulateSwitch";
            public const string CodeActionsPullMemberUp = "CodeActions.PullMemberUp";
            public const string CodeActionsQualifyMemberAccess = "CodeActions.QualifyMemberAccess";
            public const string CodeActionsRemoveAsyncModifier = "CodeActions.RemoveAsyncModifier";
            public const string CodeActionsRemoveByVal = "CodeActions.RemoveByVal";
            public const string CodeActionsRemoveDocCommentNode = "CodeActions.RemoveDocCommentNode";
            public const string CodeActionsRemoveInKeyword = "CodeActions.RemoveInKeyword";
            public const string CodeActionsRemoveUnnecessarySuppressions = "CodeActions.RemoveUnnecessarySuppressions";
            public const string CodeActionsRemoveUnnecessaryCast = "CodeActions.RemoveUnnecessaryCast";
            public const string CodeActionsRemoveUnnecessaryDiscardDesignation = "CodeActions.RemoveUnnecessaryDiscardDesignation";
            public const string CodeActionsRemoveUnnecessaryImports = "CodeActions.RemoveUnnecessaryImports";
            public const string CodeActionsRemoveUnnecessaryParentheses = "CodeActions.RemoveUnnecessaryParentheses";
            public const string CodeActionsRemoveUnreachableCode = "CodeActions.RemoveUnreachableCode";
            public const string CodeActionsRemoveUnusedLocalFunction = "CodeActions.RemoveUnusedLocalFunction";
            public const string CodeActionsRemoveUnusedMembers = "CodeActions.RemoveUnusedMembers";
            public const string CodeActionsRemoveUnusedParameters = "CodeActions.RemoveUnusedParameters";
            public const string CodeActionsRemoveUnusedValues = "CodeActions.RemoveUnusedValues";
            public const string CodeActionsRemoveUnusedVariable = "CodeActions.RemoveUnusedVariable";
            public const string CodeActionsReplaceDefaultLiteral = "CodeActions.ReplaceDefaultLiteral";
            public const string CodeActionsReplaceDocCommentTextWithTag = "CodeActions.ReplaceDocCommentTextWithTag";
            public const string CodeActionsReplaceMethodWithProperty = "CodeActions.ReplaceMethodWithProperty";
            public const string CodeActionsReplacePropertyWithMethods = "CodeActions.ReplacePropertyWithMethods";
            public const string CodeActionsResolveConflictMarker = "CodeActions.ResolveConflictMarker";
            public const string CodeActionsReverseForStatement = "CodeActions.ReverseForStatement";
            public const string CodeActionsSimplifyConditional = "CodeActions.SimplifyConditional";
            public const string CodeActionsSimplifyInterpolation = "CodeActions.SimplifyInterpolation";
            public const string CodeActionsSimplifyLinqExpression = "CodeActions.SimplifyLinqExpression";
            public const string CodeActionsSimplifyPropertyPattern = "CodeActions.SimplifyPropertyPattern";
            public const string CodeActionsSimplifyThisOrMe = "CodeActions.SimplifyThisOrMe";
            public const string CodeActionsSimplifyTypeNames = "CodeActions.SimplifyTypeNames";
            public const string CodeActionsSpellcheck = "CodeActions.Spellcheck";
            public const string CodeActionsSplitIntoConsecutiveIfStatements = "CodeActions.SplitIntoConsecutiveIfStatements";
            public const string CodeActionsSplitIntoNestedIfStatements = "CodeActions.SplitIntoNestedIfStatements";
            public const string CodeActionsSuppression = "CodeActions.Suppression";
            public const string CodeActionsSyncNamespace = "CodeActions.SyncNamespace";
            public const string CodeActionsUnsealClass = "CodeActions.UnsealClass";
            public const string CodeActionsUpdateLegacySuppressions = "CodeActions.UpdateLegacySuppressions";
            public const string CodeActionsUpdateProjectToAllowUnsafe = "CodeActions.UpdateProjectToAllowUnsafe";
            public const string CodeActionsUpgradeProject = "CodeActions.UpgradeProject";
            public const string CodeActionsUseAutoProperty = "CodeActions.UseAutoProperty";
            public const string CodeActionsUseCoalesceExpression = "CodeActions.UseCoalesceExpression";
            public const string CodeActionsUseCollectionInitializer = "CodeActions.UseCollectionInitializer";
            public const string CodeActionsUseCompoundAssignment = "CodeActions.UseCompoundAssignment";
            public const string CodeActionsUseConditionalExpression = "CodeActions.UseConditionalExpression";
            public const string CodeActionsUseDeconstruction = "CodeActions.UseDeconstruction";
            public const string CodeActionsUseDefaultLiteral = "CodeActions.UseDefaultLiteral";
            public const string CodeActionsUseExplicitTupleName = "CodeActions.UseExplicitTupleName";
            public const string CodeActionsUseExplicitType = "CodeActions.UseExplicitType";
            public const string CodeActionsUseExplicitTypeForConst = "CodeActions.UseExplicitTypeForConst";
            public const string CodeActionsUseExpressionBody = "CodeActions.UseExpressionBody";
            public const string CodeActionsUseFrameworkType = "CodeActions.UseFrameworkType";
            public const string CodeActionsUseImplicitObjectCreation = "CodeActions.UseImplicitObjectCreation";
            public const string CodeActionsUseImplicitType = "CodeActions.UseImplicitType";
            public const string CodeActionsUseIndexOperator = "CodeActions.UseIndexOperator";
            public const string CodeActionsUseInferredMemberName = "CodeActions.UseInferredMemberName";
            public const string CodeActionsUseInterpolatedVerbatimString = "CodeActions.UseInterpolatedVerbatimString";
            public const string CodeActionsUseIsNotExpression = "CodeActions.UseIsNotExpression";
            public const string CodeActionsUseIsNullCheck = "CodeActions.UseIsNullCheck";
            public const string CodeActionsUseParameterNullChecking = "CodeActions.UseParameterNullChecking";
            public const string CodeActionsUseLocalFunction = "CodeActions.UseLocalFunction";
            public const string CodeActionsUseNamedArguments = "CodeActions.UseNamedArguments";
            public const string CodeActionsUseNotPattern = "CodeActions.UseNotPattern";
            public const string CodeActionsUsePatternCombinators = "CodeActions.UsePatternCombinators";
            public const string CodeActionsUseRecursivePatterns = "CodeActions.UseRecursivePatterns";
            public const string CodeActionsUseNullPropagation = "CodeActions.UseNullPropagation";
            public const string CodeActionsUseObjectInitializer = "CodeActions.UseObjectInitializer";
            public const string CodeActionsUseRangeOperator = "CodeActions.UseRangeOperator";
            public const string CodeActionsUseSimpleUsingStatement = "CodeActions.UseSimpleUsingStatement";
            public const string CodeActionsUseSystemHashCode = "CodeActions.UseSystemHashCode";
            public const string CodeActionsUseThrowExpression = "CodeActions.UseThrowExpression";
            public const string CodeActionsWrapping = "CodeActions.Wrapping";
            public const string CodeCleanup = nameof(CodeCleanup);
            public const string CodeDefinitionWindow = nameof(CodeDefinitionWindow);
            public const string CodeGeneration = nameof(CodeGeneration);
            public const string CodeGenerationSortDeclarations = "CodeGeneration.SortDeclarations";
            public const string CodeLens = nameof(CodeLens);
            public const string CodeModel = nameof(CodeModel);
            public const string CodeModelEvents = "CodeModel.Events";
            public const string CodeModelMethodXml = "CodeModel.MethodXml";
            public const string CommentSelection = nameof(CommentSelection);
            public const string CompleteStatement = nameof(CompleteStatement);
            public const string Completion = nameof(Completion);
            public const string ConvertAutoPropertyToFullProperty = nameof(ConvertAutoPropertyToFullProperty);
            public const string ConvertCast = nameof(ConvertCast);
            public const string ConvertTypeOfToNameOf = nameof(ConvertTypeOfToNameOf);
            public const string DebuggingBreakpoints = "Debugging.Breakpoints";
            public const string DebuggingDataTips = "Debugging.DataTips";
            public const string DebuggingEditAndContinue = "Debugging.EditAndContinue";
            public const string DebuggingIntelliSense = "Debugging.IntelliSense";
            public const string DebuggingLocationName = "Debugging.LocationName";
            public const string DebuggingNameResolver = "Debugging.NameResolver";
            public const string DebuggingProximityExpressions = "Debugging.ProximityExpressions";
            public const string DecompiledSource = nameof(DecompiledSource);
            public const string Diagnostics = nameof(Diagnostics);
            public const string DisposeAnalysis = nameof(DisposeAnalysis);
            public const string DocCommentFormatting = nameof(DocCommentFormatting);
            public const string DocumentationComments = nameof(DocumentationComments);
            public const string EditorConfig = nameof(EditorConfig);
            public const string EditorConfigUI = nameof(EditorConfigUI);
            public const string EncapsulateField = nameof(EncapsulateField);
            public const string EndConstructGeneration = nameof(EndConstructGeneration);
            public const string ErrorList = nameof(ErrorList);
            public const string ErrorSquiggles = nameof(ErrorSquiggles);
            public const string EventHookup = nameof(EventHookup);
            public const string Expansion = nameof(Expansion);
            public const string ExtractInterface = "Refactoring.ExtractInterface";
            public const string ExtractMethod = "Refactoring.ExtractMethod";
            public const string F1Help = nameof(F1Help);
            public const string FindReferences = nameof(FindReferences);
            public const string FixIncorrectTokens = nameof(FixIncorrectTokens);
            public const string FixInterpolatedVerbatimString = nameof(FixInterpolatedVerbatimString);
            public const string Formatting = nameof(Formatting);
            public const string GoToAdjacentMember = nameof(GoToAdjacentMember);
            public const string GoToBase = nameof(GoToBase);
            public const string GoToDefinition = nameof(GoToDefinition);
            public const string GoToImplementation = nameof(GoToImplementation);
            public const string InheritanceMargin = nameof(InheritanceMargin);
            public const string InlineHints = nameof(InlineHints);
            public const string Interactive = nameof(Interactive);
            public const string InteractiveHost = nameof(InteractiveHost);
            public const string KeywordHighlighting = nameof(KeywordHighlighting);
            public const string KeywordRecommending = nameof(KeywordRecommending);
            public const string LineCommit = nameof(LineCommit);
            public const string LineSeparators = nameof(LineSeparators);
            public const string LinkedFileDiffMerging = nameof(LinkedFileDiffMerging);
            public const string MSBuildWorkspace = nameof(MSBuildWorkspace);
            public const string MetadataAsSource = nameof(MetadataAsSource);
            public const string MoveToNamespace = nameof(MoveToNamespace);
            public const string NamingStyle = nameof(NamingStyle);
            public const string NavigableSymbols = nameof(NavigableSymbols);
            public const string NavigateTo = nameof(NavigateTo);
            public const string NavigationBar = nameof(NavigationBar);
            public const string NetCore = nameof(NetCore);
            public const string NormalizeModifiersOrOperators = nameof(NormalizeModifiersOrOperators);
            public const string ObjectBrowser = nameof(ObjectBrowser);
            public const string Options = nameof(Options);
            public const string Organizing = nameof(Organizing);
            public const string Outlining = nameof(Outlining);
            public const string Packaging = nameof(Packaging);
            public const string PasteTracking = nameof(PasteTracking);
            public const string Peek = nameof(Peek);
            public const string Progression = nameof(Progression);
            public const string ProjectSystemShims = nameof(ProjectSystemShims);
            public const string SarifErrorLogging = nameof(SarifErrorLogging);
            public const string QuickInfo = nameof(QuickInfo);
            public const string RQName = nameof(RQName);
            public const string ReduceTokens = nameof(ReduceTokens);
            public const string ReferenceHighlighting = nameof(ReferenceHighlighting);
            public const string RemoteHost = nameof(RemoteHost);
            public const string RemoveUnnecessaryLineContinuation = nameof(RemoveUnnecessaryLineContinuation);
            public const string Rename = nameof(Rename);
            public const string RenameTracking = nameof(RenameTracking);
            public const string SignatureHelp = nameof(SignatureHelp);
            public const string Simplification = nameof(Simplification);
            public const string SmartIndent = nameof(SmartIndent);
            public const string SmartTokenFormatting = nameof(SmartTokenFormatting);
            public const string Snippets = nameof(Snippets);
            public const string SourceGenerators = nameof(SourceGenerators);
            public const string SplitComment = nameof(SplitComment);
            public const string SplitStringLiteral = nameof(SplitStringLiteral);
            public const string SuggestionTags = nameof(SuggestionTags);
            public const string SyncNamespaces = nameof(SyncNamespaces);
            public const string TargetTypedCompletion = nameof(TargetTypedCompletion);
            public const string TextStructureNavigator = nameof(TextStructureNavigator);
            public const string TodoComments = nameof(TodoComments);
            public const string ToggleBlockComment = nameof(ToggleBlockComment);
            public const string ToggleLineComment = nameof(ToggleLineComment);
            public const string TypeInferenceService = nameof(TypeInferenceService);
            public const string UnusedReferences = nameof(UnusedReferences);
            public const string ValidateFormatString = nameof(ValidateFormatString);
            public const string ValidateRegexString = nameof(ValidateRegexString);
            public const string Venus = nameof(Venus);
            public const string VsLanguageBlock = nameof(VsLanguageBlock);
            public const string VsNavInfo = nameof(VsNavInfo);
            public const string VsSearch = nameof(VsSearch);
            public const string WinForms = nameof(WinForms);
            public const string Workspace = nameof(Workspace);
            public const string XmlTagCompletion = nameof(XmlTagCompletion);
        }

        public const string Environment = nameof(Environment);
        public static class Environments
        {
            public const string VSProductInstall = nameof(VSProductInstall);
        }
    }
}


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Academy Awards pays tribute to Elizabeth Taylor, Whitney Houston with 'In Memorian' montage
The Sunday's Academy Awards also paid tribute this year to those stars lost in 2011 including Laura Ziskin, Elizabeth Taylor, Steve Jobs, Whitney Houston. The live montage titled "In Memoriam" was introduced by host Billy Crystal and featured also the live performance of singer Esperanza Spalding, backed by the South California Children's Choir. Esperanza sang a restrained and powerful version of "What a Wonderful World" as the clips played.
The audience was asked to hold their applause until after the montage concluded, which they respectfully abided by. This prevented the morbid "applause-meter" phenomenon of years past, which seemed to unwittingly measure one fallen industry person's popularity against another.
The montage included a number of producers, costume designers, sound technicians and other departed industry folks, in addition to writers, directors and film stars. Among those honored were Whitney Houston and Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, who was awarded a posthumous Lifetime Achievement Award at the Grammy Special Merit Awards ceremony held in Los Angeles earlier this month.
The montage also included Jane Russell (who died shortly after last year's Academy Awards), Farley Granger (who starred in two Alfred Hitchcock films, including "Strangers on a Train"), Hal Kanter, Jackie Cooper (the former child actor who also famously played newspaper boss to Christopher's Reeve's "Superman"), Sidney Lumet (director of classic movies like "Serpico," "Network" and "Twelve Angry Men") and Oscar winner Cliff Robertson (best known to modern audiences as Spider-Man's Uncle Ben).
"In Memoriam" montage at the 84th annual Academy Awards closed with a clip of actress Elizabeth Taylor as "Cleopatra." The actress died in 2011 after suffering from heart disease.

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Inspired by the four-time Oscar®-winning film The Departed, the International Emmy®-nominated Bulgarian crime thriller Undercover is now streaming in the US and UK.
La loi de…, one of France's most popular dramas, returns to the US with Gloria's Law (La loi de Gloria), starring the multiple award-winning Spanish actress, Victoria Abril.
Infieles, an addictive drama-comedy along the lines of the hit HBO series and ABC's Desperate Housewives, is well worth watching. Binge-watching, even.
De bonnes nouvelles, mes amis! You can now stream the humorous French mystery series Détectives, starring Philippe Lefebvre and Sara Martins, sans a subscription in the US.
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Vintage Video: 'Dance Craze: The Best of British Ska… Live!' celebrates the 2-Tone era
Film, Video, Vintage Video
For this latest installment of our Vintage Video series, we honor the life and music of The Beat's Ranking Roger — who died Monday — with the single best document of the 2 Tone era, the criminally out-of-print concert film "Dance Craze: The Best of British Ska… Live!" Watch the whole film right here.
The Specials to bring 'Encore' 40th anniversary tour to North America this spring
Reunions, Tour Dates
Beloved 2 Tone ska act The Specials today released its first new album featuring original frontman Terry Hall since 1980's More Specials, and helped mark the occasion by announcing a 40th anniversary tour of North America this May and June. Full dates right here. Plus, stream the new album 'Encore.'
This week's new releases: The Specials, The Beat featuring Ranking Roger, Ian Brown
This is a round-up of the week's new albums, expanded reissues and/or box sets, appearing each Monday on Slicing Up Eyeballs. All releases due out this Friday unless noted. This week sees the release of new studio albums from The Specials, The Beat Featuring Ranking Roger and The Stone Roses' Ian Brown.
Listen: The Specials, 'Vote For Me' — first new single with Terry Hall since 'Ghost Town'
Digital Music, Reunions
Legendary 2 Tone ska act The Specials this week released its first single with original lead frontman Terry Hall since 1981's "Ghost Town," a lilting new song called "Vote For Me" that is the first cut to surface off the band's forthcoming reunion album Encore. Listen to the full track right here.
The Specials to release new album 'Encore' — first recordings with Terry Hall since 'Ghost Town'
Album News, Tracklist
Ten years into their current reunion, The Specials have announced they'll release a new album titled Encore next year, the band's first collection of original material in two decades and its first recordings with original lead singer Terry Hall since the 1981 single "Ghost Town." Full details, including tracklist, right here.
The Specials returning to the U.S. this summer for a trio of California concerts
[tweetmeme]Reactivated 2 Tone ska legends The Specials will return to the U.S. this summer for at least three concerts in California. According to its Facebook page, the band will perform in Oakland, Pomona and San Diego in late June. It's not known yet whether more shows are in the offing. Full dates here.
Listen: The Darling Buds cover The Go-Go's 'Our Lips Are Sealed' for Cassette Store Day
Reunited U.K. indiepop outfit The Darling Buds have recorded a cover of The Go-Go's 1981 hit "Our Lips Are Sealed" — written by Jane Wiedlin and The Specials' Terry Hall — that will be released on the Neon Maniacs compilation on Cassette Store Day this October. Stream the full song right here.
The Specials announce 12-date tour of Canada and the U.S. coasts in June
The Specials return to North America this June for a 12-date run of concerts that will take the band to Canada and the east and west coasts of the United States. The tour opens with two shows in Toronto on June 6 and 7, then plays a few East Coast dates, followed by a West Coast run, before ending at a Quebec festival on June 24.
New releases: The Specials expanded reissues, new Camouflage, live World Party
This week's new releases include reissue of The Specials' three albums — 1979′s The Specials, 1980′s More Specials and 1984′s In the Studio, the latter of which was released under the band's original name, The Special AKA — as well as a new record from German synthpop outfit Camouflage.
The Specials to reissue 3 original studio albums in expanded 2CD deluxe editions
Reissues, Tracklist
The three original studio albums from the legendary 2-Tone ska act The Specials — 1979's The Specials, 1980's More Specials and 1984's In the Studio — will be reissued this March in expanded 2CD sets featuring non-album singles, live material, instrumentals and Peel sessions.
New releases: Simple Minds, Dream Academy, Tears For Fears, ABC, Soft Cell, The Specials
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Kenilworth recorded a win against a Barkers Butts who belied their lowly league position with a superb performance, a very late penalty from Josh Hickman securing the points for Kenilworth, writes Willie Whitesmith.
The game kicked off with a bitterly cold strong wind in Barkers favour. Barkers were looking to use their big wind advantage but it was Kenilworth who struck first with Gareth Renowden, playing in the centre, starting a good move and feeding the ball out to Arthur Haynes on the wing. He fed Ed Holmes who in turn fed Josh Hickman hitting the line. The full back could have scored but unselfishly fed Rhys Jones for a score in the corner. The conversion was into the wind and the 'wrong' shape for Josh Hickman but somehow he contrived to place it between the posts and Kenilworth had a 7-0 lead after five minutes. Barkers then came back strongly and on eight minutes a penalty reduced the arrears to 7-3. They were now using the strong wind well and after a period on the Kenilworth line, with Kenilworth defending well, the No10 elected to take an easy three points with a drop goal and after ten minutes the lead was reduced to 6-7. Both teams were now playing well, given the conditions, but it was Kenilworth who made the next breakthrough close to half time when, a period of sustained Kenilworth pressure ended with captain Mikkel Andreson breaking the line and finding winger Arthur Haynes to score in the corner. The conversion, into the teeth of the wind, was not successful and the referee called time at 12-6 to Kenilworth.
The big Kenilworth support thought that the second half, with the strong wind, would be a bit of a cantor but Barkers had other ideas and almost the entire half was spent with Kenilworth defending and not managing to use the wind to their advantage. After 47 minutes the Barkers pressure finally told. Kenilworth had defended a 5m scrum well but the re-set scrum was won by Barkers who worked the ball blind for an unconverted score in the corner and a 12-11 score-line. This Barkers score sparked some life into Kenilworth and in almost their first venture into the Barkers half the forwards established a platform for second row Tom Lane to pounce on the ball and an unconverted score for Kenilworth. 17-11. Surely now Kenilworth would use the wind to their advantage thought the away support but no, Barkers had other ideas, and almost immediately from the re-start they secured possession for a good score and conversion close to the posts and the lead 17-18! Kenilworth were now under the cosh and Barkers were now looking the more likely to extend their lead. However the occasional Kenilworth sorte into the Barkers half gave some hope. The pressure on Kenilworth told on 72 minutes when Barkers were awarded a kickable penalty. There was however a long delay as a Barkers player who was involved in the move was treated on the pitch and subsequently stretchered off. The delay surely affected the Barkers kicker who missed the very kickable kick wide and this was to prove crucial in the final outcome of the game. Kenilworth were now desperately trying to rescue the game and they were awarded a kickable penalty some 25m out but, crucially, with the wind. Josh Hickman nailed it and Kenilworth had regained the lead with the referee calling five minutes remaining. It was now Barkers turn to try and rescue the game but Kenilworth were playing sensibly and keeping them out of their 22. However, the drama was to continue right to the end when Barkers were awarded a kickable penalty straight into the teeth of the wind. With no time remaining they elected to kick for goal but the kick fell short for Gareth Renowden to collect (and knock on) and the referee called time on an exciting game.


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Film Review | Time Cop
Turn back the clock, and you're history
Director: Peter Hyams
Starring: Jean-Claude Van Damme, Mia Sara, Ron Silver
Genre: Action/Sci-Fi/Crime
Released: January 1995
Plot: Max Walker, an officer for a security agency that regulates time travel, must fend for his life against a shady politician who's intent on changing the past to control the future.
For a sub-genre with so much potential, time travel films, since the year 2000, there have only been a handful that I have enjoyed enough to watch more than one, namely Safety Not Guaranteed, The Butterfly Effect and Source Code, all of which I would happily watch more than once, however, none of the films named above holds a candle to the great time-travel movies that came before, The Time Machine, The Terminator and to a lesser extent Peter Hyams' martial arts extravaganza Timecop, which manages to be more than just another Jean-Claude van Damme film, with him round-house kicking his way through bad guys.
Hyams is no stranger to making sci-fi movies with Outland and The Star Chamber already under his belt, Timecop however, takes the action up a notch, carrying it on in his next film Sudden Death, which also starred Van Damme.
Providing an intriguing time travel story and entertaining throughout Hyams chooses wisely to spending too much time wayed down explaining the science behind travel or the rules, instead, focusing more on the action and the central plot, this makes for a better story as I for one would rather watch Van Damme in a high-octane fight scene rather than talking about the theories time-travel and physics.
Van Damme films tend to have great martial arts and Timecop is no different, in fact, I probably argue that this has the best fight scenes of his career. the highlight for me being the exciting knife fight in Max's apartment.
I could also be argued that this is Van Damme's best film in terms of plot and acting, narrowly topping both Legionnaire and JCVD, helped also by the strong supporting cast, especially Ron Silver as the crooked senator McComb.
This isn't to say that the film isn't a little dated and of its time, with the film set between 1994 and 2004, but still remains enjoyable and the makers managed to stay relatively restrained in terms of predicting what the future would be like, which most likely was due to the limited budget, but probably works in the films favour when re-watching the film today.
The plot to the film is relatively compact and continues to be solid enough, combining both sci-fi and martial arts action seamlessly.
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GUWAHATI: The Union ministry of tourism on Saturday showcased Assam and Meghalaya in a virtual tour through a webinar, which was attended by 3,654 domestic and foreign participants from Afghanistan, Canada, France, Germany, Pakistan, Singapore, Spain, Thailand, United Kingdom and the United States of America.
The webinar, "North East India-Experience the Exclusive Villages", is the 8th such seminar under the ministry's 'Dekho Apna Desh' theme. It highlights the lesser known villages of the two NE states.
An official statement from the ministry stated, the webinar was presented by Arijit Purkayastha, CEO, of Koyeli Tours and Travels (P) Ltd, and Dr Shreya Barbara, CEO of Landscape Safari.
"North East India is the land of exquisite beauty, offering a blend of emerald landscape, azure water body, pristine silence, infinite vastness and mesmerizing local populace. The infinite variety of its geographic setting, its topography,
its varied flora and fauna and avian life, the history of its people and the variety of its ethnic communities and their rich heritage of ancient traditions and lifestyles, its festivals and crafts make it a holiday wonderland that just requires to be discovered afresh. NE's amazing diversity makes it a holiday destination for all seasons.
The Assam villages that were showcased in the webinar include Sualkuchi near Guwahati. It is one of the world's largest weaving villages where 74% of the households are engaged in making exquisite silk fabrics ranging from the golden 'muga' to the ivory white 'pat' and the
light beige 'eri' or 'endi silk'.
Ranthali village of Nagaon district, which is famous for handmade jewellery with traditional designs, Hajo, a pilgrimage Centre for the Hindus, Buddhists and Muslims, Dadara, the home to the endangered species of the greater adjutant stork, Sarthebari, the bell metal industry of Assam, a cluster of villages in Nalbari connected with a common link of production of the famous 'japi' , Bansbari, which encompasses the Unesco Natural World Heritage Site Manas National Park, also featured in the presentation.
Majuli, which is a hub of Assamese neo-Vaishnavite culture and Namphake village, which is home to Buddhist community having their origin from Thailand who speak a dialect similar to Thai language, also featured in the presentation. Also on the virtual tour were the tea bungalows of Assam of the British era. From Meghalaya, Mawphlang, famed for its sacred forest revered and preserved by local Khasi communities, Kongthong, a whistling village where each villager has a name which is whistled, Jakrem, which is famous for its hot sulphur water springs, Nongriat, which is famed for the living root bridge, Shnonpdeng, famed for the crystal clear water of Umngot river when seen from above, and Jowai found a place. The first webinar, "City of Cities — Delhi's Personal Diary", took place on April 14 and touched upon the history of Delhi. The second one unfolded facts and information on Kolkata
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The National Science Foundation has awarded the University of Arkansas $1 million to support the recruitment and retention of doctoral students from populations historically underrepresented in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
The money, $1,075,000, comes from Arkansas Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation program, part of a national initiative that aims to help universities and colleges diversify the national STEM workforce.
The NSF identifies underrepresented groups as African Americans, Hispanic Americans, American Indians, Alaska Natives, Native Hawaiians and Native Pacific Islanders.
According to a news release, the grant will provide a $32,000 stipend, plus additional support costs, to 12 students pursuing doctoral degrees in 10 NSF priority areas at the UA.
"As we build a more diverse, equitable and inclusive University of Arkansas, we are grateful for this significant award supporting our efforts and, most importantly, our students," Yvette Murphy-Erby, vice chancellor for diversity and inclusion, said in a news release. "The remarkable Ph.D. students who will benefit from this grant will take their place among the leaders in STEM fields and will inspire generations of future leaders from underrepresented populations."
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Tatjana Veržbickaja (born 15 February 1993) formerly  Lithuanian footballer who plays as a midfielder for A Lyga club ŠSG-FA Šiauliai. She has been a member of the Lithuania women's national team. Also played for FC Gintra in UEFA women's champion league.

International career
Veržbickaja capped for Lithuania at senior level during the Baltic Cup 2015, in a 3–0 win against Latvia on 29 August 2015.

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Alongside these demos, there will be over 200 exhibitors, so visitors will be able to check out, try on and buy the latest kit. The highlight is the 'Theatre of Extremes', a unique and awe-inspiring display of skill and daring featuring a worldwide lineup of professional extreme sports performers including UK, European and World champions. From a range of action sports they will entertain in front of crowds in a 3,000 all-seater auditorium.


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Vantage Mobility International, LLC (Vantage) is recalling certain 2015-2018 Ford Transit Van, Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, and 2007 Ford F-250-based shuttle vehicles equipped with Freedman GO-3S foldaway seats. When the back seat cushion is rotated from the stowed position to the upright position, the seat cushion may not remain locked into place when under load, such as in a crash or a sudden stop.
In the event of a crash, if the seat back moves, the seat occupant has an increased risk of injury.
What Owners Should Do
Vantage has notified owners, instructing them to contact Freedman for a repair kit, free of charge. The recall began March 25, 2019. Owners may contact Freedman customer service at 1-800-443-4540.
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Quality Van Sales, Inc. (Quality Van) is recalling certain 2015-2018 Ford Transit and E-350 vehicles modified to be equipped with Freedman GO-ES Foldaway Seat back cushions. The seat cushion may not remain locked into place when under load, such as in a crash or a sudden stop. As such, these vehicles fail to comply with the requirements of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS) number 207, "Seating Systems."
Quality Van will notify owners and dealers will inspect and repair the foldaway seat, free of charge. The recall began March 21, 2019. Owners may contact Quality Van customer service at 1-800-408-8550.
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING:ENGINE:DIESEL
Ford Motor Company (Ford) is recalling certain model year 2015-2016 Transit vehicles manufactured July 15, 2015, to April 14, 2016 and equipped with a 3.2L diesel engine. A fuel injector or the fuel volume control valve may clog due to metallic debris within the fuel system.
If debris clogs the fuel system, the engine may stall, increasing the risk of a crash.
Ford will notify owners, and dealers will replace the fuel injection pump and associated parts and, if necessary, will replace the fuel filter and flush the fuel system, free of charge. The recall began on October 14, 2016. Owners may contact Ford customer service at 1-866-436-7332. Ford's number for this recall is 16S32.
EQUIPMENT ADAPTIVE/MOBILITY
Mobility Specialists, Inc. (Mobility Specialists) is recalling certain 2014-2017 Ford E-150 and Transit vans modified to be equipped with Ricon S-Series and K-Series wheel chair lifts. The wheelchair lift positioning input cam may fail while the lift is in use, allowing the platform to travel higher than the vehicle's floor height.
If the wheelchair lift platform stops above the vehicle floor, the wheelchair user can tip inwards toward the vehicle when exiting the lift, increasing their risk of injury.
Mobility Specialists, working with Ricon, has notified the owners. Ricon will provide instructions and materials for replacing defective parts. Owners may contact Ricon customer service at 1-800-322-2884.
National Van Builders, Inc. (National Van) is recalling certain 2015-2018 Ford Transit vehicles equipped with Freedman GO-ES Foldaway Seats, part numbers 43705, 45467, 48923, and 75719. When the back seat cushion is rotated from the stowed position to the upright position, the seat cushion may not remain locked into place when under load, such as in a crash or a sudden stop. As such, these vehicles fail to comply with the requirements of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS) number 207, "Seating Systems."
National Van will notify owners, and dealers will inspect and repair the foldaway seat, free of charge. The recall began November 26, 2018. Owners may contact National Van customer service at 1-508-222-2272.
POWER TRAIN:DRIVELINE:DRIVESHAFT
XL Hybrids, Inc (XL) is recalling certain 2015-2018 Ford Transit vehicles modified to be equipped with XL's electric hybrid system. The cardan (universal) joint on the front driveshaft may fail, possibly causing the front driveshaft to detach.
If the front driveshaft detaches from the vehicle, drive power will be lost, increasing the risk of a crash. The detached driveshaft may also create a road hazard, increasing the risk of a crash for following traffic.
XL will notify owners, and dealers will replace the front driveshaft with an updated one, free of charge. The recall began April 15, 2019. Owners may contact XL Hybrid's customer service at 1-833-953-5338.
Prime-Time Specialty Vehicles (Prime-Time) is recalling certain 2016-2018 Ram ProMaster and Ford Transit vehicles modified to be equipped with Freedman GO-ES Foldaway Seats. When the seat back cushion is rotated from the stowed position to the upright position, the seat cushion may not remain locked into place when under load, such as in a crash or a sudden stop.
Prime-Time Specialty Vehicles has notified owners, and Freedman dealers have inspected and repaired the foldaway seats, free of charge. The recall began November 16, 2018. Owners may contact Freedman customer service at 1-800-443-4540 or Prime-Time Specialty Vehicles at 1-574-293-9191.
Mobility Transportation Services (MobilityTrans) is recalling certain 2014-2018 Ford Transit and Ram Promaster vehicles and 2014-2015 Ford Econoline vehicles modified to be equipped with Freedman GO-ES Foldaway Seats, part numbers 43705, 45467, 48923, and 75719. When the back seat cushion is rotated from the stowed position to the upright position, the seat cushion may not remain locked into place when under load, such as in a crash or a sudden stop.
MobilityTrans will notify owners and Freedman Seating dealers will inspect and repair the foldaway seat, free of charge. The recall began May 19, 2019. Owners may contact Mobility Transportation Services customer service at 1-734-453-6452.
AIR BAGS:SIDE/WINDOW
Ford Motor Company (Ford) is recalling certain model year 2015-2016 Transit vehicles manufactured March 12, 2014, to March 18, 2016. In the affected vehicles, the side curtain air bag may not deploy with the proper trajectory due to being folded and packaged incorrectly.
A side curtain air bag that does not deploy as intended may increase the risk of occupant injury in the event of a crash.
Ford will notify owners, and dealers will inspect and re-orient the side curtain air bag assembly, as necessary, free of charge. The recall began on May 18, 2016. Owners may contact Ford customer service at 1-866-436-7332. Ford's number for this recall is 16S13.
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM:WIRING
Ford Motor Company (Ford) is recalling certain 2015-2017 Ford Transit vehicles, equipped with a trailer tow module. Water can enter the tow modules and corrode the wiring causing issues such as rapidly flashing turn signals, loss of instrument panel display, an electrical short and possibly the deployment of seatbelt pretensioner.
An electrical short can increase the risk of a fire. Turn signal, instrument cluster or seatbelt pretensioner problems can increase the risk of a crash.
Ford will notify owners, and dealers will add a drainage hole in the driver's door stepwell and incorporate a fuse into the vehicle's wiring harness, free of charge. Owners may contact Ford customer service at 1-866-436-7332. Note: This is an expansion of recall 17V-668 (Ford recall 17S34). Ford's number for this recall expansion is 17S34-S1.
Ford will notify owners, and dealers will add a drainage hole in the driver's door stepwell and incorporate a fuse into the vehicle's wiring harness, free of charge. The recall began on February 9, 2018. Owners may contact Ford customer service at 1-866-436-7332. Ford's number for this recall is 17S34.
Fenton Mobility Products, Inc. (Fenton) is recalling certain 2015-2017 Ford Transit passenger vans modified to be equipped with Ricon S & K Titanium Wheelchair Lifts. The wheelchair lift positioning input cam may fail while the lift is in use, allowing the platform to travel higher than the vehicle's floor height. As such, these vehicles fail to comply with the requirements of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS) number 403, "Platform Lift Systems."
Fenton will notify owners, and a service technician will install Ricon Recall Parts Kit RI61396, free of charge. The recall began April 24, 2019. Owners may contact Fenton Mobility customer service at 1-716-484-7014. Fenton's number for this recall is RI61396.
Ford Motor Company (Ford) is recalling certain 2015-2017 Transit vehicles. This recall includes all full-size Transit vehicles previously recalled under 17V-408 except ones that received mechanical universal joint (u-joint) as a remedy and any 156" or 178" wheelbase Chassis Cab and Cut-Away bodies models. The flexible coupling connecting the transmission to the driveshaft may prematurely fail.
If the coupling fails, the vehicle will not be able to move under its own power and the disconnected driveshaft may impact and damage the brake and fuel lines. Additionally, the separated driveshaft may allow the vehicle to roll if the vehicle is exited when the transmission is in 'Park' but the parking brake is not applied. These scenarios may increase the risk of a crash or injury.
Ford will notify owners, and as an interim repair, dealers will replace the flexible coupling every 40,000 miles until the final remedy is available. The final remedy will consist of installation of a driveshaft front section equipped with a mechanical u-joint in place of the flexible coupling. These repairs will be made free of charge. Owners may contact Ford customer service at 1-866-436-7332. Ford's number for this recall is 19S38. Note: This recall supersedes recall number 17V-408.
SEAT BELTS: REAR/OTHER:BUCKLE ASSEMBLY
Ford Motor Company (Ford) is recalling certain model year 2015-2016 Transit vehicles manufactured February 13, 2014, to January 13, 2016 and equipped with rear passenger seats. The rear seat belt buckles may be damaged if a heavy object is placed on, or impacts, the top of the buckle. The damage may prevent the buckle from latching or from remaining latched.
An unlatched seat belt increases the risk of injury to the occupant in the event of a crash.
Ford will notify owners, and dealers will modify or replace the seat belt buckles, depending on their location in the vehicle, free of charge. The recall began May 18, 2016. Owners may contact Ford customer service at 1-866-436-7332. Ford's number for this recall is 16S06.
Ford Motor Company (Ford) is recalling all 2015-2017 Transit vehicles except 156" and 178" wheelbase Chassis Cab and Cut-Away bodies. In the affected vehicles, the flexible coupling connecting the transmission to the driveshaft may prematurely fail.
If the coupling fails, the vehicle will not be able to move under its own power and the disconnected driveshaft may impact and damage the brake and fuel lines. Additionally, the separated driveshaft may allow the vehicle to roll if the vehicle is exited when the transmission is in 'Park' but the parking brake is not applied. These scenarios may increase the risk of a crash.
Ford will notify owners, and as an interim repair, dealers will replace the flexible coupling on any vehicle with more than 30,000 miles. A final remedy repair of a redesigned flexible coupling or a revised driveshaft equipped with a universal joint is being developed and is expected in early 2018. These repairs will be made free of charge. Interim notifications informing owners of the safety risk were mailed July 21, 2017. Owners will receive a second notice when remedy parts become available. Owners may contact Ford customer service at 1-866-436-7332. Ford's number for this recall is 17S15.
TransitWorks is recalling certain 2015-2018 Ford Transit, 2018 Ford Transit Connect, and 2016 Dodge Ram ProMaster vehicles modified to be equipped with Freedman Seating GO-ES seats. When the back seat cushion is rotated from the stowed position to the upright position, the seat cushion may not remain locked into place when under load, such as in a crash or a sudden stop.
TransitWorks has notified owners and instructed them to contact Freedman seats for a repair kit. The recall began December 19, 2019. Owners may contact Freedman Seating customer service at 1-800-443-4540 or TransitWorks customer service at 1-855-337-9543.
Cabot Coach Builders, Inc. DBA Royale Limousine (Royale) is recalling certain 2015-2018 Ford Transit-based mini-coaches equipped with Freedman GO-ES foldaway seats recalled under 18E-076. When the back seat cushion is rotated from the stowed position to the upright position, the seat cushion may not remain locked into place when under load, such as in a crash or a sudden stop.
Royale will notify owners and dealers will inspect and repair the seat. The recall began June 6, 2019. Owners may contact Royale customer service at 1-800-544-5587.
Fenton Mobility Products, Inc. (Fenton Mobility) is recalling certain 2015-2018 Ford Transit vehicles modified to be equipped with Freedman GO-ES Foldaway Seats, part numbers 43705, 45467, 48923, and 75719. When the back seat cushion is rotated from the stowed position to the upright position, the seat cushion may not remain locked into place when under load, such as in a crash or a sudden stop.
Fenton Mobility will notify owners, and a Fenton Mobility technician will repair the foldaway seats, free of charge. The recall is expected to begin in June 2019. Owners may contact Fenton Mobility customer service at 1-716-484-7014.
New England Wheels (New England) is recalling certain 2014-2018 Ford Transit and 2014-2019 Ram Promaster 2500 and 3500 vehicles modified to be equipped with Freedman Go-ES Foldaway seats. When the back seat cushion is rotated from the stowed position to the upright position, the seat cushion may not remain locked into place when under load, such as in a crash or a sudden stop.
New England has notified owners, directing them to contact Freedman for repairs to the foldaway seats, free of charge. The recall began May 27, 2019. Owners may contact Freedman customer service at 1-800-443-4540 or New England at 1-800-886-9247.
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WISE — Starting Friday in Wise County and lasting through Sunday, there will occur two separate yet strongly linked events that could loosely be described as RAM and RAM Jr. involving a longstanding partnership to provide free health care services on an annual basis at the county fairgrounds.
Knoxville-based Remote Area Medical (RAM) Health Expedition, founded by Stan Brock of "Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom" TV series of yesteryear, has been the major player behind Wise County RAM — partnered with the region's Health Wagon — that quickly evolved into the nation's largest such event.
Another major player to the past success of Wise County RAM is the Virginia Dental Association Foundation's Missions of Mercy (M.O.M.), founded in 2000 by VDAF Executive Director Terry Dickinson of Richmond. Over the previous 18 years, the Health Wagon, Brock's RAM and VDAF's M.O.M. forged a powerful partnership to build Wise County RAM into a nationally, even internationally, known event.
This year, the 19th annual Wise County RAM is split, howbeit by a distance of just 3 miles or so as the crow flies, as M.O.M. stages its own dental "clinic" to deliver free dental care to all comers on the campus of The University of Virginia's College at Wise, while Wise County RAM continues to hold court at the county fairgrounds, including free dental care along with a broad range of medical and vision health services.
While now separate events, RAM and M.O.M. still share a strong bond and common goals, Dickinson said Thursday, and links like public transportation will be available between the two sites to enable patients to seek services at either or both sites during the next three days.
"We were 18 years at the fairgrounds. We just thought it best to move over here. With the heat and the rain and less than ideal circumstances to provide dental services that is the case at the fairgrounds, the (UVa-Wise Convocation Center) is simply a much better environment to do our services," Dickinson said.
The college "was gracious" to make the Convocation Center available, he added, a facility he said is best suited to provide dental health services "in the best possible manner." He acknowledged Brock wasn't pleased about M.O.M.'s relocation to the college this year but hopes Brock is accepting of an olive branch.
"Obviously, there is some talk going around in confusion, with good cause" about a split between M.O.M. and RAM., Dickinson said. Brock's RAM outfit has long provided all others with a model to replicate when it comes to such ambitious endeavors — including M.O.M. — Dickinson said, and there is nothing that can take away from that.
"I like and admire Stan. He does something with his life very few people do," Dickinson said. "To commit your life to a life of service, I admire that. The gifts (Brock) has given around the world, well, he is just an amazing person to dedicate his life to serving others, and that won't change."
Like Wise County RAM, registration for the M.O.M. clinic at UVa-Wise through Sunday begins at 6 a.m. daily. Unlike the fairgrounds, the college does not allow overnight camping and/or parking or sleeping in cars on campus, and patients choosing M.O.M. dental services as opposed to those at the fairgrounds need to be aware of that stipulation.
Dickinson said 80 to 90 dental teams — a total of about 500 M.O.M. volunteers — will provide services at the UVa-Wise Convocation Center through Sunday. He said a maximum of 200 early show patients on Thursday were undergoing "what we call triage," or assessed for dental needs, and they will be the first to be treated on Friday.
Wise County RAM, meanwhile, will also provide free dental services as usual during the 19th annual event at the fairgrounds, howbeit perhaps not on the scale available as in past years when VDAF's M.O.M. operations were at that site.


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NASA's Artemis I mission efficiently returns from the moon
By imgfloco News 11 December 2022 Updated: 11 December 2022 No Comments9 Mins Read
Fifty years ago today, the last time humans landed on the surface of the moon Apollo 17 mission. Now, after a journey of 1.4 million miles, NASA's Orion spacecraft has safely returned to Earth — marking the completion of the agency's Artemis 1 mission and the first step in humanity's return to the Moon.
"Artemis is paving the way for living and working in deep space, in harsh environments — inventing, creating and ultimately traveling with humans to Mars," NASA Administrator Bill Nelson told reporters nearly two weeks before splashdown.
Launched in the early hours of November 16, Artemis I was the first flight test of NASA's massive Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and the first lunar landing of the agency's crew-class Orion spacecraft. During its 26-day mission, Orion traced a record-setting path around the moon, circling to within 80 miles of the lunar surface and as far as it flew past the moon, to a point about 270,000 miles from Earth. NASA administrators tested the spacecraft and challenged it to remain operational in the harsh deep space environment for much longer than typical crewed missions last. They tested its propulsion, communications, life support and navigation systems — and found no major problems.
"It's been an incredible success, and as far as we know, there have been really minimal issues that arose," said Teasel Muir-Harmony, space historian and curator of the National Air and Space Museum's Apollo Collection. "With a new launch vehicle and a very complex mission, it's exciting to see it work well."
The most critical and dangerous test took place today, when Orion left space and returned to Earth at high speed. Traveling at about 25,000 miles per hour, the spacecraft performed what's known as a jump reentry, briefly dipping in and out of the outer atmosphere to slow down before making a second and final dive. The next time it touched Earth's air, Orion didn't skim the atmosphere like a boulder, but swooped all the way down. As the spacecraft fell, atmospheric friction heated its exterior to more than 5,000 degrees Fahrenheit, about half the temperature of the sun's surface.
"They're basically going through a blowtorch," says Daniel Dunbach, who oversaw the initial development of the SLS while at NASA and is now executive director of the National Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. "We will never be comfortable and complacent about re-entry. Re-entry is high-risk, high-energy [maneuver]; You want to make sure you get it right. "
Surviving this crash without burning up required the spacecraft's heat shield to work flawlessly — and it did. Next came the drogue and the main onboard parachute, which deployed when the capsule was 5,300 feet above the Pacific Ocean, slowing it down to 20 miles per hour.
By 12:40 p.m. ET, Orion was bobbing safely up and down in the white water off the coast of Guadalupe Island like a billion-dollar oversized cork, awaiting rescue by NASA and U.S. Navy personnel.
smooth test cruise
Just after 1:45 a.m. ET on Nov. 16, NASA's orange SLS rocket Rising and roaring to the sky, lit up Florida's Space Coast in an artificial dawn. The launch was a triumph: It was the largest rocket ever launched into space by humans, and the first time a manned spacecraft visited the vicinity of the Moon in half a century. The milestones come after years of development and testing delays during which costs ballooned.After months of frustrating inaction on the launch pad, they Leak during refueling wipes out previous flight attempt Several hurricanes hit the SLS and the Orion "stack" with torrential rain and 100 mph winds.
But after that rocky start, the road became smoother. The SLS sent Orion into orbit flawlessly. The spacecraft set its own lunar course, executing the crucial 20-minute long engine burn flawlessly. The engines remained intact during flight, firing multiple times to glide in and out of lunar orbit and return home. Along the way, mission managers found no major anomalies onboard, just a series of minor incidents that they called "interesting" — things that were unexpected but not entirely problematic.
"The surprises we encountered were pleasant surprises," he said Mike SarafinNASA's Artemis mission manager, during a pre-splash press conference on Nov. 30.
Perhaps the most serious problem during the mission occurred during the first weekend in December, when the Goldstone radio telescope, the backbone of NASA's Deep Space Network, went offline, disrupting communications with the spacecraft for hours. The launch facility at Kennedy Space Center also suffered some accidental damage as the SLS jumped off the launch pad, shock waves and exhaust plumes hit the moving launch structure and blew the doors off the elevators.
In fact, things are going so well that managers feel confident enough to conduct additional immediate tests of the spacecraft's capabilities as the mission progresses. Finally, it all worked.
"We're getting what we need out of it, which is a debug cruise on the systems to make sure they're all working," Dumbacher said. will conclude that it is safe to put humans on the next system."
The payload in question
Although Artemis 1 achieved its primary goals — demonstrating Orion's capabilities in deep space and successfully returning the spacecraft to Earth — some of the mission's lower-priority secondary missions produced decidedly mixed results. the result of. When the spacecraft flew into orbit, it carried 10 CubeSats, science experiments the size of shoeboxes. Some of these are designed to allow the Moon to study ice and other features on its surface. Others are sent to monitor the space environment. One of them, NASA's NEA Scout, was even targeted for a rendezvous with a near-Earth asteroid.
Of the 10 CubeSats, about half worked as planned. It's not clear whether the other people's problems have anything to do with the experiments staying on the rocket for too long — they were loaded onto the SLS more than a year ago, some of which were not fully charged when they deployed — or to the problem of designing smaller rockets. Challenges related to satellite work in deep space.
NEA Scout is thought to be lost and has yet to make contact with the ground; its team doesn't even know if the spacecraft has ever been activated. The Japanese CubeSat OMOTENASHI was originally intended to send a small lander to the lunar surface, but it spun out of control after deployment, preventing further operations. Another NASA CubeSat, LunaH-Map, failed to perform critical propulsion maneuvers and is now unable to complete its goal of mapping the ice around the Moon's south pole.
"All of this is going into deep space, which isn't the traditional environment for a cubesat — it's more challenging," says MIT's Paul Lozano, who builds propulsion systems for small satellites. Lozano said he was actually impressed with the CubeSat's overall performance, and described the mission that ran into the biggest problems as "ambitious."
"There really aren't that many opportunities to go into deep space with CubeSats, so there are more of them available — and I think that's a good thing for small satellites," Lozano said. "I think we have a lot to learn about how to design these spacecraft so that in the future, we can design smaller spacecraft that can do what larger spacecraft can."
"Earthrise" again
Despite this hiccup, Artemis 1 performed much better than its equivalent missions during the Apollo program: 1968's Apollo 6the last unmanned test flight of the Saturn V rocket and the Apollo spacecraft, almost failed.
"It's not fulfilling its mission. There are major problems [engine] Oscillations when firing. They had an engine failure – the engine shut down prematurely. It can't go to the moon; it has to stay in Earth orbit," Muir-Harmony said. "These are very important questions that came up on that mission. But they do get data. They are able to analyze tasks. They can feel that they can move on to the next task. "
Even as Apollo 6 Limping across finish line, NASA opts for crew aboard Apollo 7, It orbited the Earth in 10 days and laid the groundwork for subsequent missions that sent astronauts into lunar orbit and on the lunar surface.
"I'd be surprised – if this mission was as Apollo 6— if we don't do another test mission, but that's hard to say," Muir-Harmony said. "We now have many more decades of spaceflight experience. It's nothing like the 1960s, when we barely had any spaceflight experience. "
a day may be appropriate half a century later Apollo 17 Landing in the mountains on the southeastern edge of the lunar region, Orion returns to Earth in much the same way as splashes of yesteryear. before reaching the moon, Apollo 17 The crew snapped an image of Earth —swirling sand blue marble, glowing in the blackness of nothingness – it has become one of the most recognizable depictions of our planet. Orion also photographed the cosmic landscape during its trip and sent home a stream of gorgeous images. in a seriesas Orion rounds the Moon's bend and is visible in the foreground, with crescent Earth twinkling above the monochrome lunar horizon—towards Apollo 8of"out of the ground" For the Artemis generation.
December 14 marks 50th anniversary Apollo 17NASA Astronaut Drags Hundreds of Pounds of Moon Rocks Behind His Spacecraft When Leaving the Moon's Surface Eugene Cernan Be the last human ever to walk on the Moon. Although Cernan knew when he left that the Moon would once again return to an uninhabited desolation, he could not have foreseen at the time that it would take decades for humans to return.
"I'm on the surface. When I take the last step of humanity from the surface and come home for a while – but we believe the future won't be too long – I think [say] I believe history will record," Cernan says"The challenges of the United States today will shape the destiny of mankind tomorrow."
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