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Soon-To-Be Launched Mazda CX-3 Preview At 1 Utama Shopping Centre
by Zachary Ho - Jun 27, 2018
The Mazda roadshow starts today (27 June 2018) and will last until Sunday (1 July) at the Oval Concourse in 1 Utama Shopping Centre (from 10 am – 10 pm). Besides the current range of Mazda vehicles, Bermaz Motor, the exclusive distributor, will also give a preview of the new 2018 Mazda CX-3 compact crossover.
The 2018 Mazda CX-3 is still awaiting an official launch date in Malaysia but Bermaz will accept bookings for it at the roadshow. This new CX-3 is considered fresh out of the oven, having made its international debut in March 2018 at the New York International Auto Show.
The new CX-3 is a compact crossover powered by a 2.0L SkyActiv engine with 154 hp and 204 Nm going to the front wheels via a 6-speed SkyActiv-Drive gearbox. Under the UN R101 test, its fuel consumption is listed at 6.1 litres per 100 km.
The CX-3 specifications include automatic LED headlights, keyless entry, rain sensing wipers, cruise control, tilt and telescoping steering, and colour head-up display, as well as Mazda's G-Vectoring Control (GVC). The estimated price is RM121,134 (on-the-road, private registration in Pen. Malaysia @ 0% GST).
At the Mazda roadshow, a booking for any Mazda model will receive a sign-up gift, and everyone stands a chance to win Mazda Official merchandise by joining in the exciting game of "Goal!" during this World Cup season. For more information, visit Mazda Malaysia's Facebook Page.
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tldr;- It's not possible at this moment.
The new AWS ALB has more flexible way to route incoming requests compared to ELB classic but still fell short. It only support path or host based routing. So you can route requests to /customers/logs/ and /customers/orders/ to different target group, like different cluster of ec2 instances.
But it's not possible to route based on http method, like POST /customers/orders/ and GET /customers/orders/ to different target. One practical use case is when GET /customers/orders/ will be resources intensive and you want to segregate the requests to avoid impact on other parts of your services.
package route provides http package-compatible routing library. It can route http requests by hostname, method, path and headers.
And that's all for my own notes.


Our client's success is built on the talent and enthusiasm of their people. They strive to create an inclusive environment for every team member to have a positive, enjoyable and rewarding work experience. Their culture is built around safety, care and empathy for people and good old-fashioned customer service.
We are looking for someone on their behalf who appreciates the diversity of customers, contractors and teams.
We currently have an excellent opportunity for a Painter Foreperson with a positive "can do" attitude to lead painting teams and support busy Project Managers right here in Dunedin.
As a Painter Foreperson, you are responsible for managing and budgeting all staff materials and equipment on each project. By leading the team, you will ensure the timely preparation and painting of nominated customer sites are delivered to a high quality, safely and within the budgeted parameters (hours, materials and quality) to the client's satisfaction.
Our Client is a leading provider of painting, signage and grounds maintenance services across a multitude of industries. Working with them means you will become part of their family, a company that encourages career development, supports flexibility and cares about your personal wellbeing and safety.
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#ifndef _Path_H_
#define _Path_H_

#include "GeometryPrimitives.h"
#include "Converters.h"
#include "Serializable.h"
#include <vector>

namespace Gsage {
  /**
   * Represents Path iterator
   */
  template<class C>
  class Path : Serializable<Path<C>>
  {
    public:
      typedef std::vector<C> Vector;

      Path() : mCurrent(-1)
      {
      };

      Path(Vector points)
        : mPoints(points)
        , mCurrent(-1)
      {
      };

      virtual ~Path() {};

      /**
       * Iterate to the next point
       *
       * @return true if there are any points left
       */
      bool next()
      {
        mCurrent++;
        return mCurrent < mPoints.size();
      }

      /**
       * Reset iterator
       */
      void reset()
      {
        mCurrent = -1;
      }

      /**
       * Get current point
       *
       * @return current element of points vector
       */
      C* current()
      {
        if(mCurrent == -1) {
          next();
        }

        if(mCurrent < mPoints.size()) {
          return &mPoints[mCurrent];
        }

        return nullptr;
      }

      C* end()
      {
        if(mPoints.size() == 0) {
          return nullptr;
        }

        return &mPoints[mPoints.size() - 1];
      }

      /**
       * Updates underlying points vector
       *
       * @param points New points vector
       */
      void update(Vector points) {
        mPoints = points;
        reset();
      }

      virtual bool dump(DataProxy& dest)
      {
        for(auto point : mPoints) {
          dest.push(point);
        }
        return true;
      }

      virtual bool read(const DataProxy& src)
      {
        mPoints.clear();
        for(auto pair : src) {
          auto point = pair.second.getValue<C>();
          if(!point.second) {
            LOG(WARNING) << "Skipped malfomed point in the path " << pair.second.as<std::string>();
            continue;
          }

          mPoints.push_back(point.first);
        }

        reset();
        return true;
      }
    private:
      Vector mPoints;
      int mCurrent;
  };

  /**
   * 3D Path
   */
  typedef Path<Gsage::Vector2> Path2D;

  /**
   * 3D Path
   */
  typedef Path<Gsage::Vector3> Path3D;

  typedef std::shared_ptr<Path3D> Path3DPtr;
}

#endif

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In news that will surprise precisely no one it was confirmed today that Tom Hardy will reprise his role as Eddie Brock in Venom 2.
With Venom having taken $855 Million at the worldwide box office so far it was clear from the early returns that regardless of the critical backlash the fans turned out in force to see the first instalment.
No word yet if Woody Harrleson will return. With the credits tease of Carnage making an appearance it would be highly likely he will.
The film is scheduled for an October 2020 release.


We love Black History Month!
First, some of you might wonder, why is there a Black History Month and not a White History Month? Well, my friends, every month is WHITE-everything month. :) I'm not being snarky. I'm serious. My book comes out very soon, and I promise I will convince you that sadly, I'm correct.
I've dedicated a significant portion of my book to Black History Month and other significant Black holidays/traditions such as Juneteenth and Kwanzaa. I offer gobs of resources and suggestions.


One of my favourite guilty pleasures is knitting (and sometimes spinning), whilst listening to knitting podcasts. I have had a few of my favourite podcasts suddenly stop recording or taper off over the years, so I haven't indulged in this as often as I'd like up until recently. For the record, I am totally grateful for the podcast shows which have brought me entertainment and have enhanced my knitting experience all of which has been provided to me for FREE. I understand that not all good things can last forever, but I'm rather sad when it's over.
Happiness is… discovering a new knitting podcast that is one of the best I've listened to, then finding I had 240 -odd episodes to catch up on. Even better, is starting at episode 1 and finding that they were always awesome, so I have MANY hours of quality listening ahead of me. I'm referring to 'The Knitmore Girls'. Thanks Deb for sending me their way.


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The City (1994 film)
The Outlets at Orange
The City (1995 TV series)
In the City (film)
This Time Around (Hanson album)
Chromatics (band)
The City is a 1994 Malayalam action film. Directed by I.V. Sasi, this film had a strong cast including Suresh Gopi, Urvashi, Lalu Alex, Ratheesh, Ahana and Anandaraj. The City is a police officer's fight against drug mafia and the dangerous trauma that he had to undergo. Despite a huge budget, this film was a big flop at the box office.
Ratheesh
Bindhu Paniker
The City at the Internet Movie Database
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The Outlets at Orange (formerly and still commonly known as The Block at Orange) is Orange County, California's only Outlet Shopping Center. It is an open-air shopping mall developed by The Mills Corporation and now owned jointly by The Mills, A Simon Company (Simon Property Group), and KanAm, in Orange, California, a few miles southeast of Disneyland near the heart of the Orange Crush interchange. It was built on the former site of the City Mall.
Current retail tenants are Burke Williams Day Spa, Last Call by Neiman-Marcus, Nordstrom Rack, OFF 5th by Saks Fifth Avenue, DKNY, Banana Republic factory store, Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, Ann Taylor Factory Store, Victoria's Secret, Levis Outlet, Perry Ellis, Original Penguin, U.S. Polo Assn, Hurley, Off Broadway Shoes, Gymboree Outlet, Carter's Outlet, Thrill It Fun Center, H&M, Forever 21, Nike, Converse, Vans skatepark, Skechers, PacSun, Puma, Tilly's, Old Navy, Hollister Co., Guitar Center and Bose Factory Store. Current entertainment business tenants are AMC 30 Movie Theatres and IMAX, Lucky Strike Lanes and Dave & Buster's.
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The City is an American television soap opera that aired on ABC from November 13, 1995 to March 28, 1997. The series was a continuation of the serial Loving, which ran from 1983 until 1995, and featured the surviving central characters of its final major story arc, which saw most of the show's characters fall victim to a serial killer. The characters that survived moved from Corinth, Pennsylvania to New York City and settled in the Manhattan neighborhood of SoHo.
The show was co-created by Agnes Nixon, the creator of Loving, and the show's last pair of headwriters, Barbara Esensten and James Harmon Brown. The show won two Daytime Emmy Awards in 1996.
While it was started by Loving creator Agnes Nixon, The City was different from other soaps of its day, as the city wasn't the main setting of the series: the loft and its surroundings took precedence, and the city was secondary. Also, the show was shot on videotape using the FilmLook process for its entire run (one of two soap operas ever to do so, All My Children also used the FilmLook processing from 2006 to 2010).
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In the City (Spanish: En la ciudad) is a 2003 Spanish ensemble drama film directed by Cesc Gay. The film portrays the daily lives, secrets, lies, loneliness and frustrations of a group of eight thirty-something friends living in Barcelona.
Mónica López - Irene
Eduard Fernández – Mario
María Pujalte - Sofía
Alex Brendemühl - Tomás
Vicenta N'Dongo - Sara
Chisco Amado - Manu
Miranda Makaroff - Ana
Carme Plà - Eva
Leonor Watling - Cristina
Àurea Márquez - Silvia
Jordi Sànchez - Andrés
Eric Bonicatto - Eric
In the City is available in Region 1 DVD in Spanish with English subtitles.
Goya Awards: Best Supporting Actor (Eduard Fernández)
In the City at the Internet Movie Database
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This Time Around was released in 2000 and is the second album by American pop rock group Hanson. Although Hanson had several albums in between, This Time Around is their first standard studio release since 1997s Middle of Nowhere.
This Time Around didn't have the commercial success of its predecessor Middle of Nowhere. This may be in part due to the change in Hanson's focus: This Time Around does not feature as many bubblegum pop style tunes like Middle of Nowhere. Instead Hanson opted to focus on a more classic rock sound, or as MTV.com put it "Yes, we're talking stadium rock." The album is also heavy on ballads, with songs such as "Sure About It" and "A Song to Sing" covering the themes of teenage insecurity and loneliness, much like "Weird" from Middle of Nowhere.
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Chromatics is an American electronic music band from Portland, Oregon that formed in 2001. The band consists of Ruth Radelet (vocals, guitar, synthesizer), Adam Miller (guitar, vocoder), Nat Walker (drums, synthesizer), and Johnny Jewel (producer, multi-instrumentalist). The band originally featured a trademark sound indebted to punk and lo-fi that was described as "noisy" and "chaotic". After numerous lineup changes, which left guitarist Adam Miller as the sole original member, the band began releasing material on the Italians Do It Better record label in 2007, with their style streamlined into a electropunk-Italo disco indebted sound.
The band began incorporating elements of synthpop and post-punk on their third release, Night Drive (2007), which was met with critical acclaim, and their fourth album, Kill for Love, was released March 26, 2012. Several of the band's songs have been featured in television series such as Gossip Girl and Bates Motel, and their track "Tick of the Clock" was featured in the film Drive (2011). In December 2014, the band announced their fifth studio album, titled Dear Tommy, that was prededed by a number of singles throughout the year.
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Stacked up to a fiend me, I'm the one you should call
But shawty on tour, juicy couture over law
And the drough when it's fire bet I can talk em to fall
Rhymes spreaded, I said it with a style
Commerce you dealer, I gave em coke and a smile
From poverty, no cold, it was foul
Now they admire me, I've been broke in a while
Wild, can't be talking to me
After my show, I have to be forced in the van
Came to new york, christopher walken to me
Figgy and pumble, christopher's walking to me
Slick talking tatty, bare arms, from iran, hope you ready
Grave yam yankee fitty cap, fred the god and I came to brign the city back
You know I bees in the city
You drive v's to the city
We push keys to the city
Mayor minds hope give me the key to the city
Now rep your city, this is for the streets
Now turn up
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Girl here from school, she studyin the art of chow
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For that 7 pounds with the wesson I will smith em
7 pounds will smith, big bronx uptown and we still spit
We back flowin and y'all know I got lines around the block
Like the tunnel back open
Speaking of tunnel, you know the sun is span
Call me harry and turman cause I got tunnel vision
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Things to Do with Kids in Amherst, NY
TripBuzz found 109 things to do with kids in or near Amherst, New York, including 108 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Niagara Falls, Buffalo, North Tonawanda and Lockport.
From Lasertron to Frank Lloyd Wright's Fontana Boathouse, the Amherst area offers 54 different types of family activities, including: Arcades, History Museums, Movie Theaters and National & State Parks.
Amherst is the most populated suburb of Buffalo, New York and has much to offer through recreation, diverse culture and entertainment. Tourists can enjoy one of the many festivals and events held in the city each year, including the Buffalo Niagara Heritage Festival. Many notable sports stars, singers, medical professionals and actors have hailed from Amherst.
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Lasertron
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Arcades 5101 North Bailey Ave, Amherst, NY 14226 MoreLess Info
A wide range of attractions provide family-friendly fun at Lasertron. Laser tag is the most prominent option, but visitors can also enjoy mini-golf, go-karts, cyber sport that combines elements of several sports, and a large arcade.
Frank Lloyd Wright's Fontana Boathouse
Historic Sites One Rotary Row, Buffalo, NY 14201 MoreLess Info
Designed by the famed and influential architect, Frank Lloyd Wright's Fontana Boathouse sits on the Buffalo waterfront. It is open for guided tours, and can be rented out for special events.
South Fork Natural History Museum
History Museums Bridgehampton Turnpike, Bridgehampton, NY MoreLess Info
The South Fork Natural History Museum is a museum and nature center that has the mission of stimulating an interest in the natural environment. The museum has a 45-ft panoramic deck with a view of 70 preserved acres of land.
100% 19 votes
Movie Theaters 1428 Hertel Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14216 MoreLess Info
The striking and historic North Park Theatre was established in 1920. The theater hosts a variety of films, including Hollywood new releases as well as art house and independent films, classics, and foreign films.
71% 577 votes
The Buffalo Zoo
Zoos 300 Parkside Ave, Buffalo, NY 14214 MoreLess Info
40 species of mammals, 23 species of birds, 35 species of reptiles, and 4 species of amphibians find their home at the Buffalo Zoo. Special programs are organized all around the year, such as the Zoo Snooze Overnights. The zoo can be rented for special and private events.
Regal Cinemas Walden Galleria 16
Movie Theaters 423 Walden Galleria, Buffalo, NY 14206 MoreLess Info
A movie theater with an RPX auditorium, Regal Walden Galleria Stadium 16 & RPX displays first-run feature films using digital projection and RealD 3D. The theater offers stadium seating, game and party rooms, mobile ticketing and a snack bar.
7% 15 votes
Regal Cinema Elmwood 16
Movie Theaters 2001 Elmwood Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14207 MoreLess Info
Offering complimentary refills for each large popcorn purchased, Regal Cinema Elmwood 16 has showings of recently released movies shown in digital projection. The theater offers discounted tickets on select days and nights.
Shakespeare in Delaware Park
Theaters Lincoln Parkway by the Marcy Casino and Rose Garden, Buffalo, NY 14222 MoreLess Info
In operation for over 40 summer seasons, Shakespeare in Delaware Park presents an array of creative interpretations of Shakespeare's famous plays. The organization also conducts a variety of educational programs in cooperation with schools.
Voelker's Bowling Center
Bowling 686 Amherst Street, Buffalo, NY 14207 MoreLess Info
Voelker's Bowling Center is a bowling alley that offers 32 lanes for open play or league play. They also have a diner-style restaurant and a full bar and lounge with 4 big screen TVs.
Buffalo & Erie County Historical Society
History Museums 25 Nottingham Court, Buffalo, NY 14216 MoreLess Info
Considered to be the premier historical organization in the area since 1862, the Buffalo & Erie County Historical Society works to collect, research, interpret, and then share the history of the Niagara Frontier. The current collection has more than 100,000 artifacts, 200,000 photographs, and 20,000 books.
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Up-And-Comer Tori Martin Releases "Old Fashioned White Christmas"
Jerry Holthouse December 2, 2019 Nashville Music Scene w/ Jerry Holthouse 496 Views
Up and coming country singer-songwriter, Tori Martin is dreaming of an "Old Fashioned White Christmas" with the release of her brand new single of the same title. Listen here .
The track was co-written with John Cirillo, Daniel Reifsnyder and was produced by Jake Saghi. The sentimental lyrics and down-home feel paired with Martin's stacked harmonies take listeners down memory lane as they ring in the holidays and create new memories. Martin added, "'Old Fashioned White Christmas' was inspired by the great classics… our favorite Christmas songs! It makes me feel nostalgic and in anticipation of one of the most amazing days of the year. Hoping it spreads Christmas cheer!"
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Jahangir S. Rastegar, an associate professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, has been named a 2015 Fellow of the National Academy of Inventors.
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Election to NAI Fellow status is a high professional distinction accorded to academic inventors who have demonstrated a highly prolific spirit of innovation in creating or facilitating outstanding inventions that have made a tangible impact on quality of life, economic development, and welfare of society.
Dr. Rastegar's career spans the previous 24 years. He worked at Loxem Corp. in Dallas, Texas, designing locks and lock manufacturing machinery following his graduation from SMU in 1969 and during his M.S. studies. After obtaining his M.S. and Ph.D. Degrees from the Mechanical Engineering Department of the Stanford University in 1972 and 1977, he joined the General Engineering faculty at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He then worked five years in engineering firms designing machinery for the steel industry. In 1987, he joined the Mechanical Engineering Department at Stony Brook University.
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Krystyn Rae Dunlap-Bosse, 17, disappeared in 1994 after leaving a note for her family saying she needed to get away.
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Krystyn Dunlap-Bosse
Author: Alexandra Duggan (Idaho Press)
Published: 10:30 AM MST November 29, 2021
Updated: 6:16 AM MST November 30, 2021
BOISE, Idaho — It's been 27 years, and Lindsay Breaux still remembers the genesis of her friendship with a young girl named Krystyn. It all started with a chicken sandwich.
The two met at Bishop Kelly High School. Breaux can't recall exactly how they got to know each other, but many of her memories of Krystyn still vividly stand out years later.
"I just started splitting my sandwich with her," Breaux said. "I'd get my chicken sandwich, cut off a half and just hand it to her. Every day, however long she was there, I just split my lunch with her until she was gone."
On Oct. 14, 1994, 17-year-old Krystyn Rae Dunlap-Bosse left a note for her family saying she needed to get away, but that she'd be back in a year, the Idaho Press reports. She walked out of her Boise home that day and never returned. Her family and friends still wait for answers nearly three decades later.
The circumstances surrounding her case became one of the Treasure Valley's many unsolved investigations. A difficult childhood, repeated runaway attempts, and an allegedly abusive, married boyfriend 10 years her senior at the time all are strands in the mystery surrounding her disappearance.
Originally, Krystyn was listed as a runaway. In 1998, four years after she went missing, she was officially listed as a missing and endangered person.
In 2011, Boise Violent Crime detectives conducted a "cold case" investigation to see if there was overlooked information or new leads in Krystyn's location, according to the Boise Police Department. It led nowhere.
The Boise Police Department said there have been no search warrants served in relation to the unsolved case and will not name any suspects.
Next to nothing has been posted online about Krystyn, besides her missing person profile and a Facebook post.
Her case, as it stands, is still an open investigation. She has never been found.
Credit: Courtesy of Crystal Fuhriman
Krystyn (far left) poses with her cousin and sister Crystal in 1994.
REMEMBERING KRYSTYN
Krystyn is remembered as a fiercely loyal, hazel-eyed dirty blonde with a spunky attitude. Her older step sister, Crystal Fuhriman, recalled how often Krystyn would laugh. Krystyn's smile was large, lively and animated, and Fuhriman said her smile is the first thing she sees when thinking of her baby sister — something she misses the most.
"She loved to laugh," Fuhriman said. "She made people around her happy."
Krystyn was adventurous, always up for anything and a terrible Hacky Sack player, Breaux said, but she was extremely witty. Breaux said her friend group nicknamed Krystyn "twinkle toes" after the constant "silly dances" she'd do, and the hilarious jokes she'd tell. She'd entertain friends with small skits and sing along to country music star Garth Brooks.
"She loved to record VHS videos of us in the backyard, dancing," said Fuhriman, who went on to describe Krystyn's free-spirited demeanor — which included toilet-papering houses and other late-night adventures with her sister and friend.
According to Breaux, Krystyn had a rock-n-roll music taste. Led Zeppelin's "Misty Mountain Hop" was her song of choice during backcountry road trips to Idaho hot springs with friends. She'd also give the group lessons about the famous heavy metal band Black Sabbath.
"Oh my God, she loved Iron Man from Black Sabbath, that was also her favorite song," Breaux said. "She was like, this song is going to change your world."
Krystyn enjoyed entertainment icon Queen Latifah, Breaux said, and every time Breaux sits down and watches one of her movies, it feels like Krystyn is sitting there, spending time with her.
"She had a big huge heart," Breaux said. "I miss her."
Krystyn was the middle child of three siblings. She adored her younger brother Daniel, who was 10 years old when Krystyn disappeared — those who knew Krystyn well said Daniel was her world. The hardest thing for Krystyn was being away from Daniel for long periods of time, Fuhriman said.
But Krystyn could be somewhat of a challenge, Fuhriman said, as she fought with her family and had a hard childhood — one that consisted of blended families, divorces and the death of her father.
Running away was nothing new, Fuhriman said, because Krystyn had done it frequently before in the wake of her difficult upbringing and an ADHD diagnosis. However, she always called, whether it was a day later or a week later. She'd never go more than a week without contacting a friend or family member, her sister said.
Krystyn and her mother, Kim Dunlap-Bosse, would often fight, but Krystyn was loyal to her, Fuhriman said. They would disagree, yet still end up as tight as they were before, Fuhriman said.
Kim reported Krystyn missing following her October 1994 disappearance, but because Krystyn had run away before, her family believes the circumstances were not taken seriously by police. Her mother was invested in Krystyn's case since the first day she reported her missing and has not stopped to this day, even after hiring a private investigator and putting pressure on law enforcement, according to Fuhriman.
At first, Fuhriman was mad she had run away again — Krystyn took her sister's favorite tribal print sweatshirt with her, and Fuhriman remembered how upset she was when she found out Krystyn had snatched it.
"Looking back, I'm like, really? That's what I was concerned about?" Fuhriman said. "Just because I thought she was going to come home."
Krystyn laying on a bed, age 16.
The last time Breaux saw Krystyn, she was holding a box of sentimental belongings from her storage unit. Breaux had driven Krystyn there after deciding she needed to get away for a while, according to Breaux.
Breaux later drove Krystyn to a friend's house. She'd planned to stay there for a while. Krystyn took her box of belongings, got out of Breaux's white Geo Prizm, and disappeared from Breaux's sights forever.
"I looked for her for years," Breaux said. "It's funny because that's one of the memories that I see often. … Krystyn getting out of the car."
Some friends allegedly had contact with Krystyn in the time between October and December of 1994, according to the Boise Police Department.
"There were reports from a few of Krystyn's friends or acquaintances indicating they were in contact with Krystyn, but she was never officially located by her family or police," Boise Police said in a statement.
The last known whereabouts of Krystyn reside in McCall, a small mountainous town two hours north of Boise, where she is believed to have been employed in the city for only a day.
In mid-December 1994, about two months after she left home, friends lost contact with Krystyn altogether. She stopped cashing her social security checks from the death of her father and never returned to work. Her sister and mother had Krystyn's social security information, which they said was traced back to a hotel in McCall where she worked.
The McCall Police Department does not have any records of Krystyn in its system.
Beaux recalled Krystyn wanting to get on a bus to Oregon where she said she would be safe from her boyfriend for a while. Family and friends believed he was abusive after witnessing multiple fights between the two and observing bodily bruises. Krystyn's step sister said she also witnessed multiple explosive fights between the couple.
Breaux said Krystyn's boyfriend, who was 10 years her senior and married at the time, threatened her if she ever told police about the abuse.
"She was doing the best she could in that situation," Breaux said.
According to the National Coalition of Domestic Violence, a domestic violence survivor's reasons for staying in an abusive relationship are complex, and some will stay out of hope the relationship will get better, out of fear of more violence, threats or inability to access resources on their own.
A study carried out by authors from the Division of Violence Prevention and National Center for Injury Prevention and Control found that intimate partners represented 80% of homicide victims in a domestic violence-related incident.
Breaux said Krystyn told her and others that she needed to escape her boyfriend, and felt like running away was the only option. Krystyn was different when she was with him, said her sister — devoid of the large, lively smile and spunky attitude everyone loved.
"She was trapped," Breaux said. "I don't really believe in good and evil, but if there ever was an evil, he's it."
Krystyn Rae Dunlap-Bosse's photo, age progressed to age 44.
When Krystyn left home on Oct. 14, 1994 and was taken to her friend's house, her boyfriend intercepted her there, according to Breaux and other friends. Later, the couple allegedly departed together.
Family and friends are convinced Krystyn's boyfriend was the last person to see her, whether it was in Boise or McCall.
According to Breaux, Krystyn's boyfriend at the time returned from a visit in McCall without Krystyn.
"There is no way she would leave her brother, Daniel, without contacting him," Breaux said. "He was her biggest love."
Krystyn's family and the Boise Police believe she is likely deceased and foul play was involved. Her sister does not believe Krystyn would run away and cease communication for 27 years to start a new life or die by suicide.
THE MURPHY MAN
Corey Castro, 54, walked into the Owyhee County Museum last week, where he was greeted by those who know him within the community.
Castro, in gray latex gloves, a neck brace and beanie, strolled around and pondered the artifacts that covered the wooden floors.
Castro was Krystyn's boyfriend when she went missing that October day. He now resides in Murphy — a small, rural town with miles of farmland, about an hour southwest of Boise.
He is a registered sex offender who was charged and convicted in 1998 for lewd conduct with a minor, according to the Idaho sex offender registry. At the time of Krystyn's disappearance, he was on parole for theft, he said.
The two met when she worked at a Round Table Pizza booth at Art in the Park, a festival of art held every year in Boise, and he worked for the Coca-Cola Company, Fuhriman and Castro both confirmed.
During a walkthrough of the museum, Castro maintained to the Idaho Press the last time he saw Krystyn was in a meeting with his parole officer, which was also attended by Castro's wife at the time and Krystyn's mother. The meeting ensued after Kim got in contact with the police to stop Castro from seeing Krystyn, who was 17 at the time. Castro was 27.
According to Castro, he was told by his parole officer he could not continue seeing Krystyn, and said after the meeting he ceased all communication with her.
Castro said he did not realize Krystyn was missing for the 10 years he was in prison for his 1998 felony charge, which was four years after her disappearance.
Castro was interrogated in the years following Krystyn's disappearance — he said after hours of questioning by Boise Police Violent Crime detectives in 2011 and a passed polygraph test from his parole officer regarding Krystyn's disappearance, that his innocence has been validated.
"Between the interrogation, a P.O. (parole officer), and a polygraph, I don't see how they can turn around and go against science," Castro said. "You got two detectives that are the best in the police department trying to interrogate you, and afterwards they say she's a runaway and I'm not a person of interest no more."
According to the Idaho Supreme Court, polygraphs are not admissible as evidence in court, and are "not accepted in the scientific community as a reliable method of ascertaining the truth."
Castro said he and Krystyn rarely fought and that he could not recall any blow-up arguments. He denied ever seeing Krystyn in McCall and added he was not aware it was where she was last spotted.
"I didn't know she lived in McCall. I didn't even know she had a job there," Castro said.
He stated he understands the grief those close to Krystyn are going through, but said information about him is being fabricated to place blame. He thinks Krystyn left to get away from her family because he remembered her discussing moving to California.
"They are placing their grief on me and trying to vindicate themselves of any hurt," he said.
Still, Krystyn's family speculates Castro is involved in her disappearance, and her step sister believes her body was disposed of somewhere in Idaho.
MOVING FORWARD IN GRIEF
Krystyn's step sister believes she is a domestic violence victim who intended to come back to her family when foul play may have cut Krystyn's life short. Fuhriman doesn't want people to judge Krystyn as a troubled kid, but remember her as the adventurous, loyal person she was, and as a victim who still has no justice.
Furhiman described the unimaginable thought of Krystyn's possible last moments, being somewhere in an unmarked grave all alone, which she said breaks her heart.
"She's a person. She's a sister. She's a daughter. She is part of our family that is gone," Fuhriman said. "Give us a way to say goodbye."
Fuhriman wants a proper funeral, but especially to give closure to her grieving mother.
"As a mom, I can't imagine not knowing what happened to one of my kids and never being able to hug them again, to say goodnight," she said.
Krystyn's sister wishes those who get to know Krystyn's case will refrain from seeing her as a runway, but someone who deserves to be found and put to rest.
"She was my sister. This isn't her. This wasn't who she was, to be gone this long," Fuhriman said. "The more attention the better."
Krystyn's family is still searching for answers. A reward fund organized by Fuhriman for information leading to Krystyn's location is set up in Krystyn's name. The family encourages donations of any size.
A vigil in Krystyn's memory is expected to be held in December to bring attention to her case and reflect on her life.
As of November 2021, Krystyn's age-progressed photo has been updated by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, and her information is posted on multiple national databases — Idaho's Missing Persons Clearinghouse, The Charley Project and the National Crime Information Center. She would currently be 44 years old.
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Philippe Dana presented several radio, first on radio stations in the early 1980s, then in 1988 Europe 1, and on France Inter from 1989 to 1996.

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Q: PG_Dump Fails Due to Mistaken Low Disk Space I'm trying to use pg_dump on my localhost to dump a 4GB PostgreSQL database on a remote machine. My localhost reports 15GB of space available. I'm piping the output to gzip. However, after about 15 minutes of processing, pg_dump aborts, stating "pg_dump: [tar archiver] could not write to output file: No space left on device". I continually monitor the amount of free disk space on my machine, and it always remains in the ~10GB range. Why is pg_dump failing prematurely due to low disk space, even though there's still plenty of space?
My command looks like:
pg_dump -c --host=${HOST} --username=${DATABASEUSER} --blobs --format=t ${DATABASE} | gzip -c > /tmp/db-backup.tar.gz

A: I suggest to change dump format to custom (-Fc, --format c) and avoid tar format at all. AFAIK there are no advantages of using tar format instead of custom (both works with pg_restore).

Reading between the lines, I suspect
  you are trying to use 'tar' output
  format, which does have a need to make
  temp files that can be large.  If I
  guessed right, I'd suggest using
  'custom' format instead.  There
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from http://postgresql.1045698.n5.nabble.com/Out-of-space-making-backup-td1904089.html
If your installation comes from package, then probably you have custom format (zlib) support "out of the box". You can control compression level with -Z option (default value is 6) from 0 (no compression) to 9.
BTW check about your -c option. According to http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.0/static/app-pgdump.html

Output commands to clean (drop)
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BTW2 For convenience you can use automatic PostgreSQL environment variables such as PGHOST, PGUSER, PGDATABASE, PGPORT.

A: The tar pg_dump format in PostgreSQL limits the size of any one table to 8GB, before compression is applied.  And a 4GB database is not going to dump into a 4GB file; the text format will be bigger for some data types, and since I see you dumping blobs you could easily be in that category.  So another possibility is that you have a table that's, say, 3GB; it expands to >8GB when dumped; and you're hitting the tar limit, which in enforced before the compression kicks in.  Dumping in plain text or the custom format instead would eliminate your problem if this is what's happening.
The other possibility is that your drive is sized such that ~10GB represents about 5% of it.  If your partition is around 200GB, you could be hitting the limit where 5% of space is reserved for root on ext4.  You can eliminate that using something like this if that's the case:
sudo tune2fs -m 0 /dev/sda1

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The accident closed the intersection of Philips Highway and Baymeadows Road, where it occurred.
Sheriff's Office detective D.B. Edmonds said the police car was responding to an emergency with lights and siren on at about 12:19 a.m. Sunday when it approached the intersection traveling west on Baymeadows. The officer slowed at the intersection, Edmonds said, where a minivan traveling south on Philips was approaching and also slowed.
When the officer sped up, so did the minivan, Edmonds said, and they collided.
A dark-colored minivan with significant damage to the front and a police cruiser with apparent side damage sat disabled in the middle of the roadway.
Edmonds said both the female driver of the minivan and the officer were sent to separate hospitals with minor injuries. The investigation is ongoing. No names were released.


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The Council of Turkish Cypriot Associations in Britain (CTCA UK) has scored their second big success of the year. After hosting a huge outdoor cultural festival in June that attracted 20,000 people, on Sunday night the national body representing the UK's 300,000 Turkish Cypriots held the community's first ever awards event to celebrate its high achievers.
There were plenty of well-known faces among the 300 guests to attend the gala dinner, held on 1st October at the Imperial Hotel, Russell Square, in Central London. Among the notable guests present were: Turkish Republic of North Cyprus (TRNC) Ambassador Zehra Başaran, Sir David Amess, MP for Southend West, and Turkish Cypriot councillors Ahmet Durmuş, Erin Celebi, and Nick Halil Halebi.
The event – the first of its kind for British Turkish Cypriots – also marked the official start of the community's one hundredth year in Britain. In her welcoming speech, CTCA UK chair Leyla Kemal gave a potted history of the community's presence since the first migrants arrived at the end of 1917, following Britain's annexation of Cyprus from the Ottoman Empire.
After highlighting its major milestones and leading Turkish Cypriot personalities, Mrs Kemal said the community's numerous successes "demonstrates that we have been able to adapt to new environments, while at the same time retaining our traditions and culture, which we continue to share with younger generations and fellow Britons." She ended her talk by urging British Turkish Cypriots to "continue to support CTCA, because united we can achieve more".
In her speech, TRNC Ambassador Zehra Başaran said Turkish Cypriots had migrated from Cyprus as a result of "historic, political, and economic incidents." Noting there are more Turkish Cypriots in the diaspora than in North Cyprus and the evening's importance in commemorating 100 years of migration, she praised British Turkish Cypriots for "upholding their roots and culture" and for the event, which would "recognise those members of the community who have shown outstanding talents at this time".
A total of 18 awards were presented on the night, which was hosted in both English and Turkish by three female presenters – Selda Ziya, Duygu Tağmaç, and Ayşegül Bıçkıcı. The first part of the ceremony recognised the outstanding contributions of voluntary groups and individuals to the community. Among the most poignant moments were the two Lifetime Achievement Awards, received by 91-year-old Mrs Akile Işın and 82-year-old Dr Özkan Hıfsı. Each received a standing ovation as details of the life and legacy were shared with guests, their vision and selfless dedication at a critical time in Turkish Cypriot history paving the way for the modern era of community support groups.
The second half of the evening celebrated the exceptional achievements of individuals, whether in their own fields, or in helping to raise the profile of Turkish Cypriot culture and/or North Cyprus in Britain. These included Cyprus Paradise, who carry more passengers to North Cyprus than any other tour operator, and philanthropist Tuncel Nalbantoğlu, whose generous support of Turkish Cypriot activities and organisations is a lifeline for many.
The evening's most high profile awards were left to the end. Businessman and BBC Dragon Touker Suleyman and bestselling author Sibel Hodge won the Turkish Cypriot Personalities of the Year. Celebrity chef Selin Kiazim and globe-trotting dancer Özgen were awarded for championing Turkish Cypriot culture in Britain, and TV personality Kem Cetinay and British Judo Champion Acelya Toprak were named this year's Rising Stars.
Özgen also performed two short sets on the night, while music during the awards ceremony and for the dance after was ably provided by Hüseyin Cemgünal of Cyprus Garden and now Cyprus Empire fame. Singers Özgür Tandoğan Canyurt and Tuğba Özcivan ensured everyone was up and dancing until midnight with their lively popular Turkish songs.
Best Chairperson Attendance 2017: Tevfik Zekai, who had 100% attendance at meetings.
Most Active & Collaborative Member 2017: Limasollular Association, under Arife Retvan's leadership, it ran multiple activities and helped numerous other community groups do the same.
Outstanding Festival Volunteer 2017: Duygu Tağmaç. She raised the most income from sponsor and stall sales, and donated the most time as a volunteer in run-up to and during the festival.
Biggest Sponsor of Turkish Cypriot Cultural Festival 2017: Deluxe Fabrics – without their support, the festival could not have happened on the scale it did.
Most Successful CTCA Member 2017: Turkish Women's Philanthropic Association or TWPA, which has maintained charity status and assets, including a self-owned building. TWPA is among the most active groups, running multiple activities for members and fundraising for good causes.
Best Promoter of Turkish Cypriot Culture 2017: Hornsey Atatürk Turkish School. Its junior team came first in 8th European Turkish Folk Dancing Championships.
Lifetime Achievement Award 2017 (female): Akile Işın. Set to turn 92 next month, many did not expect this living legend to appear given she had a hip operation last week. There was not a dry eye in the house when she was named the recipient of this award. Cyprus-born, she was orphaned at 2, and with the support of her uncle, went on to win a scholarship to Cambridge, where she graduated as a teacher at a time when Cypriot women didn't even finish high school. She set up Cyprus' first Turkish Girls College and First Aid Centre, before coming to the UK. She was the first and for years the only woman on the CTCA board. She set up the TWPA and secured its charity status, fundraised for numerous local and global causes, and mentored many young Turkish Cypriots.
Lifetime Achievement Award 2017 (male): Dr. Özkan Hıfsı. Now 82-years old, the Cyprus-born doctor played a pivotal role in the community, forming the CTCA UK in 1983. His community-orientated ways were visible early in his career, when he sacrificed a medical scholarship to the USA to instead stay in Cyprus during the troubles of the 1950s and 1960, working as a junior doctor during a chronic shortage of Turkish Cypriots doctors on the island. As CTCA head, he helped set up Turkish supplementary schools in Britain and instilled democratic principles into the CTCA constitution, notably by limiting the number of terms the chair can serve to ensure the people remain fresh and dynamic.
Philanthropist of the Year 2017: Tuncel Nalbantoğlu. The veteran businessman is owner of Vatan Catering – one of the UK's oldest and largest suppliers of doner kebab meats to UK food industry. He donates to multiple community groups and places adverts with community media to support their work. His son collected his award as Tuncel Nalbantoğlu is currently away in Cyprus.
Best Contribution to Community Sports 2017: Kemal Soyer is the long-serving chair of the Turkish Community Football Association, who has given over 20 years' service as a volunteer to the federation. The body remains the largest community group in Britain.
People's Choice Best Media 2017: Kıbrıs Genç TV, which is based in North Cyprus and also operates from the UK with its North London studio.
Best Promotion of North Cyprus in Britain 2017: Cyprus Paradise is the biggest tour operator to North Cyprus, investing significantly into promoting North Cyprus as a destination. It is the winner of British Travel Award in 2016 for holidays to Southeast Europe, and is up for same award in 2017.
Best Champion of Turkish Cypriot Culture 2017 (female): Selin Kiazim. The celebrity chef and owner of Oklava Restaurant in Shoreditch won this year's BBC 2 Great British Menu 2017, where her muhallebi dessert was served at a banquet for the 140th Wimbledon Tennis Championships. She is the author of new cookbook Oklava: Recipes from a Turkish Cypriot Kitchen, which has been serialised in major British media such as The Times.
Best Champion of Turkish Cypriot Culture 2017 (male): Özgen. A dancer, producer and choreographer Özgen's globe-trotting dance theatre shows and workshops have helped popularise Turkish Cypriot music and dance worldwide.
Rising Star 2017 (female): Acelya Toprak. Tipped as a future British Olympian, the teenager is the reigning British Judo Champion at the U57kg category. She recently won the European Open title and a silver medal at the European Junior Judo Championships.
Rising Star 2017 (male): Kem Cetinay beat 80,000 people to be on ITV's Love Island reality TV show. He won the nation's heart and emerged as the winner from the show, which pulled in 2 million viewers per episode. He has been a regular on our screens ever since and is set to become a major British TV personality.
Turkish Cypriot Personality of the Year 2017 (female): Sibel Hodge. Her book sales passed the one million mark this year. She has four bestselling novels, which have reached number 1 in multiple territories including the UK, USA, Canada and Germany. It's a far cry from her start of her career when she received 200 rejections for her first novel. Uncle Fikret Derviş, himself a former CTCA chair, collected her award as Sibel Hodge is currently away in Cyprus.
Turkish Cypriot Personality of the Year 2017 (male): Touker Suleyman. The Cyprus-born fashion tycoon and serial entrepreneur has experienced failure and success. Now a Dragon on the BBC's hit TV show Dragon's Den, he is very proud of his roots, as he regularly and publicly states, including on Sunday night during his acceptance speech. After receiving his award, Touker talked about the struggle of his parents and family as new migrants to Britain, having set up home in South London in 1958 when he was just five.
Main photo top (L-R): Selin Kiazim, Touker Suleyman, Sir David Amess and Kem Cetinay. Photo © Roxane Grant.


The soul is a core mechanic of Hollow Knight and you will be using it when you use the abilities that are provided to you in the game. There are quite a few abilities in the game and this Hollow Knight Abilities Locations Guide will guide you through all of them.
Our Hollow Knight Abilities Locations Guide will tell you all of the basics of the Soul that you will be needed in the game and will tell you about the abilities that you can use in the game.
The soul can be used for a multitude of purposes in the game. It can be used for anything from spells which deal damage all the way to healing yourself. The meter that you have will often glow whenever you are ready to cast a spell using your soul.
You can also acquire Soul Vessels as an additional storage for Soul. That appears to the left side of your main Soul Meter. They can hold additional Soul once the original meter is full.
Hits by your Nail can get you, Soul, as can Soul Catcher and Soul Eater. Let us go ahead and see some of the abilities that you can use with the Soul. You can find abilities at different locations which will make it easier to travel in the game.
This Cloak is used to dash forward on the ground or on the air. In order to get it, you need to defeat the Hornet found in Greenpath.
This claw allows you to cling to walls and then leap from them. Find this ability towards the left side of antis Village. You need the Mothwing Cloak in order to access this ability.
The energy from the crystal can launch you forward at a very high speed. You can find it towards the right side of the Crystal Peak when you are in the section with the platforms.
You can perform a double jump with this ability. Get it by defeating the Broken Vessel in Ancient Basin.
You can get protection from the acidic pools that are found in parts of Hallownest. Get this ability in the Royal Waterways. However, you will need the Crystal Heart to access it.
This ability will allow you to dash through enemies and their attacks without taking any damage. This is found in the Abyss towards the far right. Stand at the shadow fountain and wait for the ability to be given to you.
You can travel through dreams using this ability. To get this ability, talk to Seer in the Resting Grounds after you have earned 900 Essence.
That is all we have for our Hollow Knight Abilities Locations Guide. Let us know if we missed something using the comments section below!


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Lights! Cameras! Graduations! Fort Wayne is home to many commencement events that take place every spring with so many education options around the city. If you'll be in town for your friends or family's graduation, there is a lot to consider in preparation!
Posted on April 27, 2015 at 7:01:00 am by Amanda R.
Spring is in full force here in Fort Wayne, and with the fresh flowers comes new life in other plants and animals at Vandolah Nature Preserve.
Head on over to Bottle & Bottega on East Dupont Road on Friday May 1st for an experience like no other.
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Boys Tennis on 4/15 at Norton has been postponed to 4/18.
Varsity softball on 4/15 vs. Field HS has been postponed to 4/17.
JV softball on 4/17 vs. Ravenna has been cancelled. JV softball games added: 4/18 vs. Field HS; 4/19 @ Field 5pm.


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Intermarine UK completes pontoon to support Britain's new aircraft carriers
25th June 2019 Client NewsSam
Maritime engineering specialist Intermarine UK has completed its latest project to construct a floating platform for the British Royal Navy.
The Dorset-based company has built a 24×12 metre pontoon that will be moored to the stern of either HMS QUEEN ELIZABETH or HMS PRINCE OF WALES when anchored in Portsmouth, allowing crew and passengers to board and disembark at the rear of the ship.
Intermarine UK, part of Polish-owned Inter Marine Group, opened a 2,000sqm fabrication and welding facility at Portland Port on England's south coast at the start of 2018. Over the past year it has spent in excess of £500,000 equipping the site with state-of-the-art machinery.
Mark Bowden, Intermarine UK production manager, said: "This project for the Royal Navy has made excellent use of the production base we've created at Portland Port.
"All the equipment we've installed in the workshop has been used to produce this pontoon, from the hydraulic rolling machine to the CNC press brake. Our CNC plasma cutting machine is ideal for any steel project and on this occasion, it enabled us to cut out all the panels required for the pontoon. It removed the need to mark the panels by hand, cut them and then dress them, speeding up the whole process and increasing productivity.
"It's a perfect example of the investment we've made in our facility at Portland Port bearing fruit."
The pontoon was built in four sections over a period of two-and-a-half months. Each part was then bolted together to create a floating platform with a lightship displacement of 86 tonnes. The bolted I-section framework in the middle of the pontoon carries a soft patch deck area of approximately 16×6 metres. The completed platform was then delivered to Portsmouth.
Prior to establishing its production facility, Intermarine UK played a central role in the assembly of Britain's two new aircraft carriers. As part of a four-and-a-half year project employing 500 people, the company was tasked with aligning and joining up sections of HMS QUEEN ELIZABETH and HMS PRINCE OF WALES. Each of the ships' modules comprised 16 decks and weighed hundreds of tonnes, making it a huge undertaking requiring considerable skill and precision.
Since opening its Portland Port workshop, Intermarine UK has been able to provide an extensive range of engineering and fabrication services to the UK's ship repair, refit, conversion and shipbuilding markets. The firm is also diversifying into other industries, including the energy sector and renewables, in an effort to make best use of its specialist skills and production capabilities.
For further information on Intermarine UK's Port of Portland operation Call: 44 2381 580009 Email: enquiries@intermarineuk.comVisit: www.intermarineuk.com
PORTLAND PORT FACTFILE
Portland is a thriving commercial port located in Dorset on the UK's south coast.
Portland Port operated as a base for the Royal Navy for nearly 150 years from the mid 19th century through to 1996 when Portland Port was then privatised and taken over by the Langham Group. Portland Harbour Authority later took over as the statutory harbour authority in 1998.
Since then the harbour has developed into a thriving commercial port, that handles cruise ships, cargos, bunker vessels and also maintains a strong relationship with the Royal Navy and the Royal Fleet Auxiliary.
Under the umbrella of the Portland Port Group are two separate entities: Portland Port Ltd and Portland Harbour Authority Ltd
The port and its tenants are now a major employer within the local economy.
The port's close proximity to the English Channel shipping lanes provides an ideal location for vessels both in terms of distance and travel time.
The harbour is well protected from the south and south westerly winds, as it shelters behind the Isle of Portland and Chesil Beach, and is circled by an extensive breakwater system which protects it from adverse easterly weather conditions.
Portland Port offers a safe, sheltered and deep harbour which makes it a superb choice for all vessels, from small yachts to some of the largest cruise ships in the world.
Due to its geographical location, it allows fast, safe access 24 hours a day. The port has a strong reputation as the south coast's "premier service station", where vessels are able to undertake a wide range of services; ownership/management/name change surveys, classification surveys, stores and crew transfers, as well as a wealth of underwater operations.
PORT CAPABILITIES
A dock estate of nearly 200 hectares and a marine jurisdiction stretching over 2400 hectares
Over 2000 metres of alongside berths
6 metres (C.D) depth of water at the deepest alongside berth
6 designated anchorages in the outer harbour with depths at anchorage of up to 20 metres (C.D)
9 designated anchorages within the inner harbour with depths at anchorage of up to 15 metres (C.D)
Very little beam and draft restriction with width at harbour entrance at 210 metres and depth at 12.4 metres (C.D)
Pilotage and towage available 24/7
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I've bought three birds this year, all from birdrooms which use half-height flights for their main flights. All three have broken their necks in my full-height flight, the first two at the start of the summer and the last today. I thought the last one was safe, he rarely got off the floor and I never saw him higher than the lowest perch.
I've not had any other bird break their neck, but they've either been bred by me or came from birdrooms with full-height flights. So be warned if you have full-height flights.


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Set Travel > Blog > Lake Smerdyache
14, Декабрь, 2017
Lake Smerdyache
An unusual and rather mysterious lake is located near the river Poli and its tributary Voimega. Surrounding the lake Smerdyachie thick pine forest. This lake has a perfectly round shape, and reaches, approximately, 30 meters deep. The name of the lake, most likely, appeared because of the evolved swamp gas, which is very unpleasant smell, although not a fact …
The lake is somewhat unsuitable for swimming, gently sloping beaches, muddy water and high depth create a dangerous combination. There is still no reliable history of the origin of this lake. Many versions have been put forward, but none has been sufficiently reliable. The most confirmed is the hypothesis that the lake water fills the meteorite crater.
This is evidenced by the correctness of the shape of the lake, its greater depth, and the high surrounding shaft. Scientists have conducted a number of studies, also came to the conclusion of meteorite origin. Small remains of meteorites have been found. Non-standard relationship of the shape and depth of the lake, because the main volume of the lake has the shape of a funnel — all this speaks in favor of the fall of the meteorite to this place.
The authorities who recognized this fact immediately declared this lake a natural monument of the Moscow region, because this is a unique find. Although Lake Smerdyachie is only 170 km away, its virgin and pristine beauty is shocking. The places around the lake are not polluted, picturesque and deserted. Having arrived here in the summer, and having breathed in full breast, you can not forget that wonderful spirit spirit that drinks the air here.
You can get to this picturesque place quite simply. Come by car from the city of Shatura, or by bus from Shatura to Roshal, and from there to Baksheevo, where to get off at the Park stop. And there is already any one who meets you or shows you the way.
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New steps needed to spur third-world growth
By David R. Francis Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor
Over the past two decades of rapid globalization, economic progress in poor nations has notably slowed. So has social progress by some measures, such as life expectancy, infant and child mortality, and education and literacy.
"The typical poor nation has not seen a rise in living standards over the last 20 years, says William Easterly, a senior economic advisor at the World Bank in Washington. "The rich nations have kept getting richer while the poorest nations have stagnated."
Today 14 percent of the world's 6 billion people live in rich industrial nations and enjoy half of the world's total income. The remaining 86 percent - those in the third world - get the other half.
Why these bad trends?
"Poor nations were stuck with bad governments and didn't implement reforms in a way which would bring prosperity," explains Mr. Easterly in part.
For more than 50 years, economists have sought to discover the means by which poor countries in the tropics could become rich like the wealthy nations of North America and Europe. Considerable progress was made for many years.
But various elixirs of growth seem to have lost some potency.
"The precious objects we offered ranged from foreign aid to investment in machines, from fostering education to controlling population growth, from giving loans conditional on reforms to giving debt relief conditional on loans," notes Easterly in a new book, "The Elusive Quest for Growth; Economists' Adventures in the Tropics" (MIT Press). "None has delivered as promised."
A study by the Center for Economic and Policy Research, a Washington think tank, confirms this view. The poorest nations, those with annual incomes per capita of $375 to $1,121, have seen the growth in their economies fall from 1.9 percent annually in the 1960 to 1980 period, to an annual decline of 0.5 percent a year in the 1980-2000 period.
Those nations with incomes ranging from $1,121 to $1,826 in today's dollars saw growth fall from an annual average of 2.1 percent to 0.8 percent. These countries include Egypt, the Philippines, South Korea, Kenya, China, and Zimbabwe.
Developing countries with higher income levels also performed more poorly in the last two decades. Even the industrial countries saw a growth slowdown, though much less pronounced.
Education is generally regarded as a key salvation for the poor.
President Bush proposed two weeks ago that development banks convert half of their lending to the poorest countries to grants focused on education, healthcare, access to clean water, and sanitation.
"The hope of real progress against poverty is new," he said, ignoring decades of hope.
The idea is to help poor nations avoid new debts at a time when lender nations and institutions are forgiving old debts.
But Easterly isn't convinced that either a shift to grants or more education will necessarily lift these nations out of poverty.
He notes that the original loans to the poorest countries were highly concessional. Considering inflation, the money was almost free. If the nations didn't use these cheap loans to foster education and health, "what are the grounds they will use the second round [in grants] wisely?" Easterly asks.
Because of this risk, the World Bank and its sister institution, the International Monetary Fund, seek reforms before forgiving debts. But the reforms often don't take place.
Critics say these reforms are often unwise and don't work.
Education itself has not proved to be a magic bullet of economic development. Sometimes teaching jobs go to government supporters, who aren't qualified to teach. Available money goes to salaries and not to textbooks and other educational tools.
In other nations, a landed elite or industrial clique controls the government and wants to keep it that way. They are not keen on educating the majority, who may turn on them if better informed.
Of if an ethnic or tribal group runs the government, it may concentrate education spending on this group and deprive other groups of adequate schooling.
Ethnically divided nations and those with highly unequal incomes tend to make slow economic progress, Easterly finds. "But we can't give up on the world's poor," he emphasizes.
Easterly says the way forward is to create incentives for growth for governments, foreign-aid donors, and individuals.
A lot more foreign aid would also help. At present, Americans give the equivalent of a meager 13 cents per person per day. This foreign aid should be directed to governments engaged in home-grown reforms, not those imposed from outside, says Easterly.
(c) Copyright 2001. The Christian Science Monitor
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In just two feature films, writer/director Joachim Trier has proven to be unparalleled in exposing the foibles and delusions of all the sad young literary men. The twentysomething character played by Anders Danielsen Lie in Reprise (2006) finds immediate cult…
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Corinne: Show Preview
Despite its name, "freestyle" holds to a certain pattern. Borne on a generous application of syncopated drum machine jitters and tweaked electro bass and topped with flitting synth melodies, the genre is inescapably associated with New York and Miami in…
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The Body Electric
A proper aerobic workout demands a warm-up period, a spate of moderate to intense activity, and a cool-down session. It also demands a compelling soundtrack. Enter last year's Where You Go I Go Too — an album metabolizing the influences…
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Search for "fucked up Norwegians" on www.youtube.com, and the name Hurra Torpedo tops the ranks. Eleven years after the trio performed a cover of Bonnie Tyler's multiplatinum hit "Total Eclipse of the Heart" on a national television program, the clip…
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There's nothing surprising anymore about the cross-pollination of jazzbos gigging with rockers and laptoppers, especially in the mutation-friendly music scene of Oslo, Norway (see: Jaga Jazzist, Supersilent). But it's rare to hear a band that exposes the fissures. While this…
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Windows 10 is the most utilized operating system on PCs today. As a result, Microsoft has made it a priority to take on some of today's most prevalent threats. We'll go through these security features based on the state of the computer's usage to get a better idea of how much is done to improve your security.
The way that business is conducted today, the right technology is more of a necessity than a privilege. There are plenty of benefits that it can bring that an organization requires in order to stay competitive. For our tip, we'll walk through a few ways that your business can be improved through the adoption of certain solutions.
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My AdWords Campaign is on Breitbart?!
Tech companies Facebook, Google and Amazon have spoken out against Trump's Muslim ban, yet they still send advertising dollars to Breitbart. Google even runs its AdSense network on the site (so your org's ads might be appearing there). Huffington Post asks these companies what's going on. Spoiler: They don't really answer.
Last fall, Pro Publica pointed out that Facebook allows advertisers to exclude users – by race, gender and other protected categories – from seeing housing and employment ads. This goes against federal fair housing and employment laws. Facebook announced last week that they launched an automated system for dealing with this issue, reports Washington Post.
Outrage is an efficient marketing tactic, writes Ryan Holiday in Observer. And he makes a really good point. Angry tweets and media coverage are helping the alt-right trolls reach a broad audience… for free. The alt-right "doesn't care that you hate them—they like it. It's proof to their followers that they are doing something subversive and meaningful." Interesting read.
In my experience, data is always political. There is power in having the numbers… and more in how you interpret them. But this week, the Trump administration flexed a frightening level of control over how data is shared with the public.
On Monday, Washington Post covered White House press secretary Spicer's avoidance of sharing a simple data point: the current unemployment rate. Then, the administration told the EPA and other federal agencies to stop talking to the press or posting on social media. (A Badlands National Park employee responded by tweeting climate change data. #BadassBadlands) Now, administration appointees are reviewing EPA data before it's released to the public. I'm afraid for next week.
What's Google Tag Manager, Anyway?
If you feel like your Facebook feed is all ads these days, Facebook's with you. The social media giant is now testing ads in its mobile messaging app.
How Does Your Social Media Stack Up?
Clients often ask how their social presence compares other non-profit organizations. M+R's annual benchmark study to the rescue.
Forget about the urban/rural divide. How about the Modern Family/Duck Dynasty divide? The New York Times mapped out the zip codes of Facebook users who "liked" certain TV shows, and they found top shows clustered into three groups with distinct geographic distributions. Awesome maps!