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The Leeds Owl Trail Pub Crawl
IN AN age where we have to multi-task just to fit enough hours into the day, any opportunity to combine tasks is a welcome one - especially when one of those tasks is a pub crawl. Want to educate yourself, display some local pride and get some exercise at the same time, all while catching up with friends and sinking a gallon of ale to boot? Do the Leeds Owl Trail Pub Crawl.
The owl has been a symbol of Leeds's heritage ever since three of our feathered friends appeared on the Leeds city coat of arms, created in 1626
The owl has been a symbol of Leeds's heritage ever since three of our feathered friends appeared on the Leeds city coat of arms, created in 1626 when Charles l made Leeds an official borough. Since then the owl has been carved, etched and chiseled into the most famous buildings in Leeds, and if you haven't noticed, this is a good way of finding out.
When the Leeds Owl Trail launched in 2009 it included just 10 locations, now referred to as the 'Civic Owl Trail'. Almost immediately, using owl-like vision, the local populace inundated organisers with the location of 15 more, so a second 'Grand Owl Trail' was added. Combine the two for some extra local knowledge, exercise, and, er, "sociability", and you happen to take in some of Leeds's best pubs en route. Just download a map and make sure the anecdotes and historical nuggets you pick up on the way don't delay you too much between pubs...
Victoria & Commercial Hotel
OK, so no group of friends meets for a walking activity at the very start of the walk - they meet in the pub. We're going to meet in the magnificent Victoria & Commercial Hotel - the much-loved pub gets us in the historical mood with its carved wooden alcoves, separate 'meeting' rooms and lofty ceilings and the fine selection of ales and generous pub grub has us raring for the off. We proceed to Millennium Square and possibly the most recognisable and prominent owls; the two golden ones perched proudly outside the Civic Hall (1).
Above the entrance to the Civic Hall around the corner you will spot another in the facia (2), and from there we take the short stroll to the Leeds Museum where a somewhat weathered owl can be seen above the old 'Leeds Institute' signage (3).
We didn't say all the owls would be easy to spot, and that's certainly the case at St Anne's Cathedral on Cookridge Street (4), but if we walk down to the War Memorial in front of the Leeds Art Gallery there are four owls for us to pick out pretty easily (5).
Victoria & Commercial Hotel, 28 Great George Street, LS1 3DL
Town Hall Tavern
We deserve a short break after all that (!) so we saunter down to the wonderful Town Hall Tavern, a Timothy Taylors Gastropub with an excellent range of drinks to match and a very hospitable welcome. We can swiftly assess the next leg of our tour and we are soon off to the City Library where an owl can be seen in the glass archway above the entrance (6) while inside a beautiful embroidered tapestry depicts several owls (7).
Standing proudly on iron fence posts on Calverley Street are the 'Municipal Owls' (8) but round the corner, the stone engraved owls above the Leeds School Board building at the Civic Courts are rather harder to spot (9).
Town Hall Tavern, 17 Westgate, LS1 2RA
Municipal Owls on Calverley Street
It's time for another break as we nip into The George on, funnily enough, Great George Street, which is a fine traditional pub, with a healthy selection of ales and a vibrant atmosphere. But time waits for no man - or owl - and we are just one location off completing the first leg of our trail.
It's a simple stroll down to the front of the Town Hall, but spotting the owls isn't so simple as good vision - strong neck muscles are required to scan the vast exterior of Cuthbert Broderick's spectacular design. However, trust me, they are there (10).
We then set off on the 'Grand Owl Trail' starting off at Fountain House on South Parade where silver owls in an art deco style feature in the exterior (11). Around the corner on Park Row a stone coat of arms can be seen in the entrance above Kenneth Hodgson House, formerly Abtech House (12), and then we have a relatively long walk down to Infirmary Street where the Yorkshire Penny Bank Owl greets us as easily the biggest on the trail (13). Check out that wingspan.
The George, 67-69 Great George Street, Leeds, LS1 3BB
Yorkshire Penny Bank Owl
Atlas Brauhaus
The recently-relaunched Atlas Brauhaus is our next pit stop, which, true to its name, promises beers from around the world, as well as an impressive, airy interior. We can't just admire the surroundings though, as we have plenty of that to do outside. So we're off to Quebec Street to marvel at the wonderful stained glass owls of the Quebecs Hotel (14) before checking out the striking Terracotta façade of The Met, where the conveniently contrasting golden owls are quite easy to spot (15).
Heading across City Square we have quite some time to spy the owls on the Black Prince building as we approach it. Follow the former bank's stately pillars upwards to spot the owls (16).
Atlas Brauhaus, 31 King Street, Leeds, LS1 2HL
Quebec Hotel Stained Glass Owl
American-style brew pub Tapped has established itself as a vital stop-off on any ale and cider tour of Leeds, with its dizzying selection of taps lined up with accompanying notes to help selection.
One of their lovely pizzas might be an idea by this stage too, but we are soon off to The Bourse along Boar Lane, where another weather-beaten owl can be seen etched into stone (17). The most recent addition to the Owl Trail can be spotted in the middle of the Trinity Centre (18) before we nip off down one of the famous 'loins' to Whitelocks.
Tapped, 51 Boar Lane, Leeds, LS1 5EL
Whitelocks
If you live in Leeds and haven't been to Whitelocks, I just don't know what you've been doing all this time. Full of charm, characters and great beers, Whitelocks is a Leeds institution and should form part of any historical tour of the city. But we can't dwell on that as it's off to find the wood-etched owl at the Yorkshire Bank on Kirkgate (19). We then wander in to Kirkgate Market and scan the roof design to find the owls incorporated cleverly into the high ceiling beams (20).
It's unlikely any walk around historical Leeds landmarks would miss out the Corn Exchange, and sure enough there are owls both inside and outside Cuthbert Broderick's 'other' Leeds classic (21). Take a bit of a stroll down Call Lane and along to the Malmaison hotel on Swinegate which features a stone coat of arms in its façade (22), before we hot foot it over Leeds Bridge where a cast iron coat of arms is featured proudly in the middle (23).
Whitelocks, Turks Head Yard, Leeds, LS1 6HB
Corn Exchange Coat of Arms
We couldn't venture down this end of town without popping in the Adelphi; another multi-room traditional pub and a stubborn mainstay of Leeds pub culture. We finish off another pint from their selection of local breweries and head off to Wharf Street where the Leeds Civic Trust has an owl etched in glass above its door (24), and then we are on the final straight.
Adelphi, 1-3 Hunslet Road, Leeds, LS10 1JQ
Mercifully, it's a pretty short straight too. Leeds Minster at the bottom of Kirkgate features a number of owls to tick off (25) before we collapse into the Lamb & Flag.
Formerly owned by Leeds Brewery, now by Camerons, it still features its former owner's beers along with the sort of accompanying selection of quality beverages you would expect.
Congratulations on ticking off all 25 owls by this end point - your prize? An enhanced appreciation of your city and its surroundings.
Oh, and a hangover tomorrow...
Lamb & Flag, 1 Church Row, Leeds, LS2 7HD


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One year later: The tale of SAIC and Leidos
Anthony Moraco, left, CEO of new SAIC and Roger Krone, right, CEO of Leidos. The two companies born out of SAIC's split last year were supposed to go down different paths, but few expected it to be like this. (J. Lawler Duggan for Capital Business/Zaid Hamid for Leidos)
By Amrita Jayakumar
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Two summers ago, Science Applications International Corp., one of the Washington's region's biggest companies, made a surprising announcement.
After more than four decades of operation, the government services contractor was going to split in two. SAIC would spin off a $4 billion publicly-traded unit bearing its name. The parent company would rebrand itself "Leidos," derived from the word kaleidoscope, which reflected its effort to unite solutions from different angles.
The reasoning for the split made sense at the time. SAIC's old way of doing business — where units offering similar services operated in silos — meant the company often got in its own way because of organizational conflicts of interest, executives said. Its sprawling bureaucracy made it difficult to chase new markets.
So the company divvied up its operating segments. New SAIC, headquartered in McLean, would focus on helping government customers manage IT systems and provide technical services, an area of expertise for the former SAIC. Leidos, which moved to Reston, would continue old SAIC's work in the field of national security, and target the commercial sector with its emerging health and engineering offerings.
On Sept. 27, 2013, the companies went their separate ways, just four days before the government entered a shutdown. SAIC's chief executive, former Air Force chief of staff John P. Jumper, assumed the helm at Leidos. Anthony J. Moraco, the head of the previous company's intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance group, was appointed to lead the new SAIC.
View a comparison of SAIC and Leidos stocks. Amounts shown are non-adjusted.
Leidos walked away from the deal with the company's more-promising business units and an established leadership team, according to analysts. New SAIC's mandate was to keep the legacy business going and ensure a smooth transition for government customers whom the company had been serving for decades, chief executive Moraco said.
One year later, a glance at the stock charts of both companies shows a stark contrast.
Leidos has yet to win over Wall Street. It posted a loss of $438 million in its most-recent fiscal quarter, dragged down by its sagging commercial health-care business and losses related to an underperforming power plant in Connecticut.
Investors, meanwhile, have warmed to SAIC. After a rocky start, its profits have risen over the past two quarters.
The stock market performances reflect different perceptions for companies dealing with many of the same overarching issues. Sales at both companies are down, a result of the slowdown in federal spending that has hit most government contractors.
Few in the industry expected the companies' fortunes to take such diverging paths in so short a time. And it can be tricky to make an apples-to-apples comparison between the two companies, said Roman Schweizer, a defense policy analyst at Guggenheim Partners.
Leidos aimed to forge its way in new markets; SAIC planned to stick to its knitting. One year isn't long enough to judge a company's strategy, added Michael Lewis, managing director of McLean-based Silverline Group, and an investor in Leidos.
"I think we need to give them at least 24 to 36 months" before saying whether Leidos made a mistake, Lewis said.
Health-care, energy losses
Leidos's foray into health care and renewable energy is the main reason for its lackluster performance, analysts say.
"Anytime we see a big federal company buying a commercial practice, often it doesn't end up very well," said William Loomis, managing director at St. Louis-based financial services firm Stifel Nicolaus, which invests in both companies.
That's because the commercial market is different from the government market, he said.
"While technically the solutions you provide may be similar between commercial and federal, how you sell them, manage the projects, understand the customers' requirements and mission is very different," he said.
Leidos was not a complete newcomer to the field. In 2011, the former SAIC acquired Vitalize Consulting Solutions, a health-care IT company. A year later, it acquired MaxIT Healthcare Holdings, a company that specialized in setting up electronic health record systems.
In the energy sector, the contractor had been selling its "Smart Grid as a Service" hardware and software product to utility companies since 2011.
But Leidos ran into difficulties with a biomass energy plant it had assumed in Plainfield, Conn., a project that also originated under the former SAIC. The company announced its intention to sell the plant but ran into operational issues in the meantime. Production shortfalls and outages at the plant cost Leidos $32 million in bad debt expenses and $9 million in operating losses, the company said.
At the same time, the commercial health-care business sputtered. Many companies that might have been interested in IT services were instead holding off on major expenditures until they understood the full ramifications of the Affordable Care Act.
"I think the market shifted on [Leidos], and it just caught them off-guard," Lewis said.
The company posted a loss of $482 million in the health and engineering services segment during the last quarter, a drop of more than 120 percent compared with the previous year.
Chief executive Roger Krone, who was brought on this summer, noted that the company's national security and federal health-care business remains strong, and helped offset the drop in its other segments.
"While the performance of Leidos has not measured up to earlier expectations, we still have a solid business," Krone said in an e-mailed statement. "Many of our troubles in the past have come when we overextended into adjacencies that are outside of where our core competencies are."
That means a renewed focus on government contracting. The Pentagon's upcoming multibillion dollar initiative to overhaul its health system technology is "one of the biggest focal points for Leidos at this time," Krone said.
As the current prime contractor for the Pentagon, Krone said Leidos is "a domain expert in military health systems."
Leadership shuffles
SAIC and Leidos have had different leadership stories over the past year. While Moraco has been a constant at the helm of SAIC, Leidos spent much of the year casting about for a permanent leader.
Jumper took over the predecessor company in 2012 and guided it through the transition. In February, he announced his decision to retire as soon as a successor was named. K Stuart Shea, the company's chief operating officer, was widely expected to take over from Jumper. Instead, Shea announced his resignation in March. No reason was given for his departure, but the company said it was "a mutual decision."
For four months, the board of directors searched for a replacement until they finally honed in on Krone, a former Boeing executive and industry veteran. Krone was selected because his "depth of experience [would] enable him to drive the Leidos strategy, while enhancing and optimizing the company's operational and financial performance," Lawrence Nussdorf, lead director of the company's board, said in a statement.
Krone has only been at the top for a few months, but analysts said he appears to be an able candidate to guide Leidos during this difficult period.
"He seems to have an open mind on the direction for the company," Loomis said.
Analysts expect Krone to bring significant changes to Leidos's way of doing business and refocus the company on its traditionally strong areas, such as intelligence.
Krone confirmed that fact, saying he plans on being "rather boring."
"The company and our employees have seen too many distractions in the recent past," Krone said. "It's now time to stop the drama and get everyone refocused on ... what we're really good at."
At SAIC, Moraco and his team have done a better job of executing the vision laid out for the company at the time of the breakup, analysts said.
"The leadership team knows the specific company lines of business very well and has realistic expectations about the market," said Schweizer, the Guggenheim analyst.
SAIC's strategy
At SAIC's McLean office, spirits were high during the company's first anniversary celebrations last week. The company held a silent auction to raise money for charity, and asked employees to send in photos of themselves as part of a company-wide photo contest.
The reason SAIC got off to a sharper start is largely thought to be its single-minded focus on providing technical services to government customers.
SAIC doesn't have "the distraction of multiple market segments or business models," Moraco said. "It's that focus that allows us to perform very effectively."
For almost a year before the split, company leaders were devising a strategy for the spinoff. That resulted in the "matrix" business model the new SAIC uses, in which different segments of the company collaborate to serve customers, whether they're the Army, Navy or Air Force. The strategy was an intentional departure from the former SAIC's operations, in which units designed similar services didn't communicate with each other, even if the work overlapped, said Nazzic Keene, the company's sector president for global markets and missions.
Then there's the name "SAIC" itself.
Despite the logistical confusion that accompanied keeping the name, Moraco said it has served the company well because it is a familiar brand to government buyers.
"Having the name in this [competitive] market is a great advantage," he said.
Leidos faced the challenge of establishing its personality in the market at a time when the slowdown in government spending had ramped up competition.
"It's still a quality business, it just needs to be put back on track," said Lewis, the Silverline Group analyst.
Where they go from here
So what lies ahead for both companies? The same challenges that most contractors face, such as uncertainty about the level of federal spending over the next two years.
For Leidos, the key to winning back the confidence of Wall Street is in coming up with a plan that can stabilize the business, Schweizer said.
To that effect, Krone said he has a "clear vision" for Leidos.
"We need to invest in things like research and development, continued innovation and internal collaboration, and we need to take care of our people — they are the ones that will drive this company forward," Krone said. "If we can do all of those things and be competitive in our markets, we will continue to have a strong business in the future."
For SAIC, a long-term goal could be investing in some of the areas where Leidos is strong, such as defense intelligence, Loomis said.
Looking back, Moraco insists the decision to split the company was the right one, even if it the results did not immediately play out as expected.
"In this market, both companies are better positioned to be competitive and more responsive to our government customers," he said.
Before and after: A timeline of the split
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A: Maybe you should add encoding="multipart/form-data" attribute to form tag.

A: If not solved already – did you try changing the input type from "button" to "submit"? On top of that I'd also try giving it another value than "Submit" since that might interfere with the actual submit parameter.


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Monday Morning QB: Goldberg's World Title Reign
In July 1998 one of the biggest moments in WCW history happened at the Georgia Dome when Goldberg challenged Hulk Hogan for the WCW World Title. This moment would in some cases be one of the final major moments in the history of the company, but could it have changed things if Goldberg had been booked better after winning the title. The one thing that sticks out about Goldberg's title reign was the fact that he never was really treated like the World Champion. Following his victory Goldberg never really felt like he was on the same level of Ric Flair, Hulk Hogan, Sting, The Outsiders, Lex Luger, and others which is a shame. The company really missed out on having Goldberg go head to head with the established stars. But in hindsight that's what this series is for as I show how I would've changed the booking of his reign on top.
To start I wouldn't change much about his first defense against Curt Hennig as they had been feuding prior to his title win. The one thing about the match I would change is the length the match goes due to the belief I would have that Curt could carry Goldberg for at least 10-12 minutes in a competitive match. In my opinion this shows that Goldberg would now be facing a higher level of talent then he had before his title victory. I would also start holding Goldberg off some episodes of Nitro similar to how the company had been booking Hulk Hogan as a way to make Goldberg's appearances on free television more special.
The focus of my attention would be on Road Wild & Fall Brawl 1998 which highlights how poor Goldberg's title reign was booked. At Road Wild he was booked in a battle royal which included every NWO member & then he wasn't even booked on the Fall Brawl PPV. Looking at the Fall Brawl event I ponder the reason the World Champion wasn't featured on the show even though the main event was a number one contender match. In my opinion Hulk Hogan should've gotten a rematch against Goldberg at Road Wild with Kevin Nash getting involved causing a DQ. Which would've elevated Goldberg having him included with Hogan & Nash as well as elevating the NWO vs NWO storyline due to Hogan actually being included unlike he was in real life.
Then moving forward to Fall Brawl instead of having the match they did I would put a triple threat match between Kevin Nash, Hulk Hogan, and Goldberg for the WCW World Title. As far as the number one contender I would've taken Stevie Ray out of the match and instead had a Six Pack Challenge for the #1 contender honors. Moving forward I'd either go with Lex Luger or Diamond Dallas Page to fight Goldberg as both men could help Bill to a good match in my opinion. As a way to help Goldberg's credibility as a main eventer I would have him against Luger in sort of a passing of the torch match which would have Goldberg take Luger's spot in the main event. I would save Goldberg vs Page, because I think that could have a longer story arch then rushing a match between the two for Halloween Havoc like they did.
Overall though booking things the way I did would put more emphasis on the NWO vs NWO storyline which Hogan should've been a part of from the start. His involvement in that story could've been the way to send him down the card a little out of the main event allowing Goldberg to hold the spot for a few months to see if he could sell as the face of the company. Leading the company Goldberg could start with Kevin & Hogan, then move to Luger, Hart, Sting, Flair, the possibilities were there, but WCW didn't explore them. The other door that was opened by how I would've booked was the seeds were planted for Kevin & Goldberg to revisit a feud at a later date which could've been Starrcade.
I think I would've went with Kevin Nash vs Hulk Hogan at the event in sort of a blow-off to their Wolfpac vs Black n White feud, but Nash vs Goldberg could've worked too. However, if Nash vs Hogan was the match then there is no doubt that Ric Flair would've been my selection to challenge Goldberg at Starrcade. The reason being this was the biggest event of WCW's year and should've been the culmination of Goldberg's main event ascension as his match vs Flair would've been his longest match yet going 20-22 minutes and other than Bret Hart I don't think anyone could've helped Goldberg to that long of a match and made it look good. Unfortunately thinking about these possibilities tells the entire story of what could've happened had the WCW not just had tunnel vision to mediocrity of the time.
One term that I really started hearing listening to the "What Happened When" podcast featuring long time WCW/Jim Crockett Promotions Announcer Tony Schivone & Conrad Thompson. The term that Tony so often uses is playing the "Monday Morning Quarterback" which is basically looking back in hindsight to what you would've done differently. Fact is that this concept of thinking really goes hand and hand with the wrestling business, because not only do those within the business talk about what could've been done differently when talking about a specific situation, but fans do as well.
The reason that this series has come together is because it is sort of different then most series as it will take short term approach to a specific event. Comparing this series to the old How I Would Book it series that took a more long term outlook to a specific situation as oppose to a more short term approach like that this series will handle.
Overall I don't think that this series could actually be anything more than a monthly series which is why it will be in this section along with the "Too Little Too Late series. For a while now I've been trying to figure out a new monthly series to put together and I am hoping that this is that series to fill the void left behind by the Superstar Recall and Moment in Time Series. I will be putting together the first edition of the series this month before it is over as sort of a test run for this new series.
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White Transport Vehicles Entering USA Ports and Strip Mall Conversions to FEMA Camps Spells Trouble
Posted by truther on July 1, 2015, filed in: Featured, Latest News, Star Wars, Strange, World War 3
The United States is witnessing the importation of white buses and vans in record numbers. Malls, all across the UK, Canada and the United States are witnessing strip mall conversion to FEMA camp guard towers. Further, new malls are incorporating FEMA camp guard towers into their construction.
And the largest owners of malls in North America have struck a deal with DHS to allow their facilities to be used as FEMA camp detention facilities. What does it all mean?
UN Trucks Spotted In Missouri And Military Is Digging a Lake
There is no question as to what is happening here. Do these vehicles belong on U.S. soil? Why are they here. What does this mean to you and me?
Ominous Convoy of White Buses Seen Entering and Leaving Port of Jacksonville, Florida
Dahboo777 captures a large number mysterious 'White Buses" in the Port of Jacksonville. We have previously seen these buses inland and traveling on the nation's highways. These kinds of buses have been seen headed into Baltimore and they were carrying large numbers of troops. Yet, these troops were never deployed in Baltimore for riot control. That is, because as I have stated many times before, part of Jade Helm is about prepositioning troops for World War III and various "assets" are being put into place for massive crowd control. Further, to assist in the roundup of millions of Americans, foreign troops will be used and these buses will also be utilized for this purpose as well. Please note the lack of identifying labels on the trucks.
Dahboo 777 noted that busies of this type were spotted between stadiums and they were filled with military troops. Please allow me to remind you that DHS has contracted with every major league sports franchise to use their stadiums and arenas for impromptu FEMA camps. In fact, in Operation Mountain Guardian, in 2011, this very event was rehearsed in Denver and it involved the shutdown of Denver International Airport and Sports Authority Field where the Denver Broncos plays football in the National Football League. In the drill, children were taken,
from Denver elementary schools, during school hours without the permission of their parents. This same drill was repeated in New Jersey where the New York Giants NFL football team plays. Due to a lack of resources, DHS used the buses of the Denver Public Schools to forcibly take children to Sport Authority Field. This time, DHS is prepared and has their fleet of White Buses.
Dahboo 777 is quick to point out that the White Buses have been spotted by a "veteran" truck driver in Florida as he spotted the "White Buses" entering the Port of Jacksonville and they were accompanied by a fleet of unmarked white trucks. The truck driver followed the busies to Highway 295 South.
Here are these buses taking children away without the permission of their parents.
At the end of the day, these "White Vehicles" are ultimately are going to used to transport UN personnel and their selected guests to their new homes.
Massive Amounts of Command Vehicles and Portable Detention Pods Spotted Outside of Oklahoma City
In the past few days, I have been sent several photos by no less than three people who spotted this massive train. The pictures contain the following disturbing images. Ask yourself why these are needed on American soil? To understand their purpose refer to the above paragraphs.
A picture is worth a thousand words. And then we have the following:
Update From Marana, Arizona
I had previously reported that both Steve Quayle and myself had received credible information that a strip mall was being constructed and it could easily be converted to be a FEMA detention camp. I made a public request for more information from the public and here are the results of this request.
Herb Lane originally sent me this story from Inside Tucson Business, from November of 2014. In part the article stated, "The Tucson Premium Outlets, at Twin Peaks Road and Interstate 10, will have more than 90 stores when it opens next fall". However, the project has some very unique design features.
Tucson Premium Outlets will anchor Marana Center, a 170-acre mixed-use commercial center being developed by Vintage Partners. The mall, owned by Indianapolis-based Simon Property Group, will have more than 360,000 square feet of leasable space". What's not mentioned here, but I have been able to determine, is that there is no anchor store for this mall.
At first glance, this seems to be a case of "no big deal", except for the fact that Simon Properties, as I have previously covered, has signed a lease agreement with DHS to use their malls and strip malls for FEMA detention facilities back on 2012.
Subsequently, Herb Lane followed up and found some very disturbing aspects of this project.
Just a thought: You mentioned about 80% of the public goes to Walmart. With the towers and doorway facial recognition system in place, maybe one day you go shopping, but never come out again. Under the NDAA, you just disappear, or are "mugged" in the parking lot at night, etc. Maybe they haul your car off…maybe not. The towers might have the camera systems, initially, to locate people of interest to DHS. Later they could be used as you indicated.
Following this report, Herb Lane followed up with some very disturbing information about this development. In Herb's photos, they clearly show guard towers. Unfortunately, his photos could neither be "print screened" or converted to a JPEG, and as such, cannot be reproduced here. However, Herb's photos are striking similar to what lies below.
I am calling for someone in the Tucson area to visit this development off of Twin Peaks Road, near the highway and take photos in a JPEG format. For now, I would have to say that we have photos that look just like what I published two days ago in which strip malls, both in the UK and in Washington State, have newly erected guard towers. In the meantime, I researched this facility and here is what I was able to come up with.
Did I mention that this facility is close to Interstate 10 and it is located near a major set of railroad tracks?
More From Washington State
Fro the second time in three days, I received more evidence of guard tower facilities, either being retrofitted or built into new mall structures. The owner of these malls is Simon Properties, the largest owner of malls and strips malls in North America. As stated earlier, Simon signed an agreement with DHS which allows the conversion of their facilities into detention camps which would be managed by FEMA and DHS.
Read your article on malls with towers easily converted into FEMA Camps. Thought you would find this interesting. It's along I-5 in Tacoma, Washington. Could easily be used as what you have described. It was fun to watch them construct this – a cool sign for their business. As I watched them construct this – a few days later – a thought kept lingering in my mind, "Why build a tower? What does a forest fire lookout tower have to do with woodsman sports?"
The following is eerie and downright bizarre.
Smart Centres, Guard Towers and the Walmart Connection
Julia Ramphal sent me the following email about Smart Centres and the Walmart connection to all of this.
There are many shopping malls here in Canada called Smartcentres. Www.smartcentres.com. Many fit the profile of what you have been writing about recently in regards to being close to railway tracks and having tower structures in their design etc. Some have Walmarts. Note the name "Smart" as in Smart cars, Smart meters etc. The man that brought Walmart to Canada, Mitchell Goldhar, owns Smartcentres. You probably know all this already but I thought I would send you this information just in case. Julia
We need "eyes on these facilities and they are located all over Canada. Please visit these centers and send me your photos. To find the nearest Smart Centre to you click here.
White buses are being shipped into the United States. UN vehicles are being spotted all over the country. The U.S. is experiencing an unprecedented movement of troops and material. Several old strip malls are being retrofitted to become detention centers which are complete with added guard towers. New malls, especially those owned by Simon Properties are experiencing a design alteration in which it is apparent that potential guard towers are being built into the new structures.
Do you really think that these events, which are taking place in the same time frame as Jade Helm, are merely a set of random coincidences?
With the roll out of Jade Helm, what does all of this mean for you and me?
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Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay spent $137,500 of the $2.3 billion he's reportedly worth on a guitar that Prince frequently used in his concerts up until the mid '90s. Irsay made the purchase amongst fellow members of the elite at an auction in Beverly Hills on Saturday night.
The auction was conducted by Heritage Auctions, who stated that the "Yellow Cloud" electric guitar was a favorite of Prince's between roughly 1988 and 1994.
Irsay's purchase is just one of a number of the late icon's personal possessions that will likely find their way into rich people's macabre collections over the coming months.
As you're almost certainly aware, Prince died of an overdose of the drug Fentanyl in his suburban Minnesota home back in April. He was 57 years old.
Also available at the auction, amongst many other items, was a lock of the late David Bowie's hair, which was purchased by an unnamed crazy person for $18,750.
As for Irsay, he is an avid collector of musical instruments, previously purchasing guitars owned by George Harrison, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Elvis Presley, Bob Dylan, and Jerry Garcia, as well as a $2 million set of drums that once belonged to Ringo Starr.


Blue crabs caught by Wayne Rickrode Jr.
You can still crab all year long in Delaware, just not with crab pots, handlines and the like are okay to use. The season for crab pots ends November 30th and reopens on March first. Time to pull the pots and get them cleaned up for next year. People are still catching crabs in the warmer water areas around the inland bays. Soon the crabs will go dormant for the winter. The blue crab retreats to deep water and burrows into the muddy or sandy bottom to spend the winter. A crab buries itself by forcing its abdomen backwards into the bottom with quick snapping motions. In only a few minutes the crab is positioned at a forty-five degree angle in the bottom, with only antennae, the tips of its eye stalks, and small breathing channels visible in the mud. They will emerge again when the water warms up and the days get longer, both are triggers. This is usually in March for Delmarva.


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Film on TV: March 22-28
Rashomon, playing at 8pm on TCM on the 23rd
After several weeks of lead-up, we're almost up to the actual centennial of Akira Kurosawa's birth, and TCM is blowing out with a nearly 24-hour marathon of his work on the 23rd. Several of the films being shown are ones that Row Three is also covering in a Kurosawa tribute, including Sanjuro and Dodes 'Ka-Den, for which there are already reviews up, and there will be more soon, so keep an eye on Row Three for all the write-ups. Also, check out the Ray Harryhausen triple feature coming up on Friday, more Ginger Rogers films overnight on Wednesday, and a pair each of Buster Keaton and Jacques Tati films late Sunday/early Monday. As well as, of course, our usual crop of repeats on IFC, Sundance, and TCM.
4:00am – TCM – Some Like It Hot
After musicians Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon unwittingly witness the St. Valentines Day Massacre, they have to escape the mob by impersonating women and joining an all-girls band. The fact that Marilyn Monroe is the band's lead singer doesn't help them stay undercover. Easily one of the greatest comedies ever put on film.
1959 USA. Director: Billy Wilder. Starring: Marilyn Monroe, Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon, Joe E. Brown, George Raft.
8:00pm – TCM – The Big Sleep
One of the greatest detective/mysteries/films noir ever made. Humphrey Bogart is the definite hard-boiled detective, Lauren Bacall is the potential love interest/femme fatale. Don't try to follow the story; whodunit is far less important than crackling dialogue and dry humor. Watch out for future Oscar-winner Dorothy Malone (Written on the Wind) in the small but extremely memorable part of the bookshop girl.
1946 USA. Director: Howard Hawks. Starring: Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, Martha Vickers, Elisha Cook Jr., Dorothy Malone.
10:00pm – TCM – The Maltese Falcon
Humphrey Bogart inhabits the role of Dashiell Hammett's private eye Sam Spade, creating one of the definitive on-screen hard-boiled detective (vying only with Bogart's Philip Marlowe in The Big Sleep, really). Not mention setting the early benchmark for noir films.
1941 USA. Director: John Huston. Starring: Humphrey Bogart, Mary Astor, Peter Lorre, Sydney Greenstreet, Elisha Cook Jr, Walter Huston.
2:00am (23rd) – TCM – Stagecoach
Major breakthrough for John Wayne, here playing outlaw Cisco Kid – he and the various other people on a stagecoach form a cross-section of old West society that has to learn to get on together to make it to the end of the ride alive. Excellent performances and stunt-filled action sequences make this one of the best westerns ever made.
1939 USA. Director: John Wayne. Starring: John Wayne, Claire Trevor, John Carradine, Andy Devine, Thomas Mitchell.
6:00am – TCM – Akira Kurosawa Marathon
Today would be Akira Kurosawa's 100th birthday were he still alive, and after a month of weekly primetime Kurosawa mini-marathons, TCM is giving this day and night over entirely to his films, starting with a series of ones that I've frankly never heard of, and then bringing out the big guns starting with Rashomon at 8pm. I'm just going to list them below. Remember to check out Row Three for reviews of several of the films TCM is playing today or played earlier in the month.
Sanshiro Sugata, The Most Beautiful, The Men Who Tread on the Tiger's Tail, Sanshiro Sugata Part 2, No Regrets for Our Youth, One Wonderful Sunday, Drunken Angel, Stray Dog, Rashomon, The Seven Samurai, Yojimbo, Sanjuro, Dodes 'Ka-Den.
10:00am – IFC – Millions
In this Danny Boyle film, a young British boy finds a bag with millions of pounds in it; the catch is that Britain is days away from switching to the euro, so the money will soon be worthless. The shifting ethical questions combined with a sometimes almost Pulp Fiction-esque style and a fascinating religious backdrop (I'm still not sure where he was going with that) at the very least means an intriguing couple of hours.
2004 UK. Director: Danny Boyle. Starring: Alex Etel, Lewis McGibbon, James Nesbitt, Daisy Donovan, Christopher Fulford.
8:00pm – Sundance – The Lives of Others
9:45pm – TCM – Bachelor Mother
A very slight but rather charming Ginger Rogers vehicle that for some reason I like far more than I probably should. Ginger is a struggling department store clerk who happens by an orphanage just after someone leaves a baby there; she's mistaken for the mother and through a series of miscommunications with the orphanage and her boss at the store (David Niven), ends up having to take the baby. It's fairly silly at times, but also kind of heartwarming, and Ginger's honestly at her best here.
1939 USA. Director: Garson Kanin. Starring: Ginger Rogers, David Niven, Charles Coburn, Frank Albertson.
10:30pm – Sundance – Eraserhead
David Lynch's first feature is a weird post-apocalyptic dreamscape of a film – what, you were expecting something normal? When you can have industrial decay and mutant babies?
1977 USA. Director: David Lynch. Starring: Jack Nance, Charlotte Stewart.
11:15pm – TCM – Stage Door
I cannot describe to you how much I love this film. I'm not sure it's wholly rational. Katharine Hepburn plays an heiress who wants to make it on her own as an actress, so she moves (incognito) into a New York boarding house for aspiring actresses. Her roommate ends up being Ginger Rogers (who's never been better or more acerbic), and the boarding house is rounded out with a young Lucille Ball, a young Eve Arden, a very young Ann Miller, and various others. The dialogue is crisp and everyone's delivery matter-of-fact and perfectly timed, and the way the girls use humor to mask desperation makes most every moment simultaneously funny and tragic – so that when it does turn tragic, it doesn't feel like a shift in mood, but a culmination of the inevitable.
1937 USA. Director: Gregory La Cava. Starring: Katharine Hepburn, Ginger Rogers, Adolphe Menjou, Andrea Leeds, Gail Patrick, Eve Arden, Lucille Ball, Ann Miller, Constance Collier.
(repeats at 5:15am and 12:30pm on the 26th)
8:00pm – TCM – Interiors
In case anyone doubted Woody Allen's admiration for Ingmar Bergman, he made this film to prove it (I suppose his use of Smiles of a Summer Night as basis for A Midsummer Night's Sex Comedy also counts). Interiors is about the best imitation of a Bergman chamber drama you could ask for, down to the spare set design, strained family relations, and a climax involving an angry sea. Still, it is also very much Allen's film, focusing on deeply neurotic, introspective characters unable to get outside their own heads for long enough to form really true relationships.
1978 USA. Director: Woody Allen. Starring: Diane Keaton, Geraldine Page, Maureen Stapleton, Richard Jordan, Sam Waterston.
2:15am (26th) – Sundance – The Squid and the Whale
2:30pm – TCM – The Asphalt Jungle
The Asphalt Jungle was really MGM's first foray into noirish crime films. Being MGM, it's more polished and, to me, less interesting than the crime dramas that Warner Bros. and the smaller studios were putting out, but hey. It's still pretty good. And has a really young Marilyn Monroe.
1950 USA. Director: John Huston. Starring: Sterling Hayden, Louis Calhern, Jean Hagen, James Whitmore, Sam Jaffe.
4:30pm – TCM – Johnny Guitar
Nicholas Ray's rather strange feminist western has become something of a cult classic – Joan Crawford is Vienna, a tough-but-vulnerable saloon owner that all the other women in town want gone. She calls on old friend Johnny Guitar to help her out, but he many not be quite as advertised either.
1954 USA. Director: Nicholas Ray. Starring: Joan Crawford, Sterling Hayden, Mercedes McCambridge, Ward Bond, Ernest Borgnine.
8:00pm – TCM – Ray Harryhausen Triple Feature
With the new 3D extravaganza Clash of the Titans hitting a multiplex near you very soon, what better time to revisit the original, along with two other Ray Harryhausen films? I've got to admit that I've seen none of these, but I'm kind of excited to check them out. It appears my taste for cheese is only growing stronger. Jason and the Argonauts plays at 8pm, then Clash of the Titans at 10pm, followed by The Golden Voyage of Sinbad at 12:15am.
8:30am – TCM – The Killers (1946)
Burt Lancaster made his film debut in this excellent noir, an expansion of an Ernest Hemingway short story. Lancaster is a quiet gas station attendant killed in the opening of the film by two hitmen – the events that lead up to his death (involving, among other things, a classic femme fatale played by Ava Gardner) are told in flashback throughout the rest of the film.
1946 USA. Director: Robert Siodmak. Starring: Burt Lancaster, Ava Gardner, Edmond O'Brien, Albert Dekker, Sam Levene.
8:00pm – TCM – Gigi
2:00pm – TCM – Sunset Boulevard
Billy Wilder's classic noir explores the dark side of the rich and formerly famous, as a struggling screenwriter (William Holden) gets involved with a silent screen star seeking to make a comeback in the sound era. In one of the most brilliant cast films ever, actual silent screen star Gloria Swanson returned to the movies to play the delusional Norma Desmond and actual silent star/director Erich von Stroheim (who worked with Swanson on the never-finished Queen Kelly, portions of which appear in Sunset Boulevard) plays her former director/current butler. The film is a bit on the campy side now, but that doesn't diminish its enjoyability one bit.
1950 USA. Director: Billy Wilder. Starring: William Holden, Gloria Swanson, Nancy Olsen, Erich Von Stroheim, Buster Keaton.
4:00pm – TCM – The Snake Pit
One of the earlier films to deal with the realities of mental illness seriously, with Olivia de Havilland as a woman in an insane asylum, brilliantly moving back and forth between lucidity and falling back in the fog of illness. She got an Oscar nom for her role, based on a true story.
1948 USA. Director: Anatole Litvak. Starring: Olivia de Havilland, Mark Stevens, Leo Genn, Celeste Holm.
12:00M – TCM – Sherlock Jr.
One of Buster Keaton's best shorts, as he plays a projectionist who dreams himself right into the frame in a very famous sequence. There's actually more to the movie than that, but it's worth it just for that part.
1924 USA. Director: Buster Keaton. Starring: Buster Keaton, Kathryn McGuire, Joe Keaton, Erwin Connelly, Ward Crane.
2:15am (29th) – TCM – Mr. Hulot's Holiday
French writer/actor/director Jacques Tati specialized in nearly-silent physical comedy that reminds one at times of Chaplin or Keaton, but with a slightly more ironic French flair about it. In Mr. Hulot's Holiday, a trip to the seashore turns out to be anything but relaxing.
1953 France. Director: Jacques Tati. Starring: Jacques Tati, Nathalie Pascaud, Micheline Rolla.
4:00am (29th) – TCM – Mon Oncle
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The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama, says plans have been concluded to sign visa-free pacts with eight African countries to promote economic partnership on the continent. Onyeama made the announcement on Tuesday, at a news conference in Abuja, marking one year of President Muhammadu Buhari's administration. The minister, who did not disclose the names of the countries involved, noted that trading among African countries had been very low. The pact, he said, is expected to cause an upsurge in economic activities.
Onyeama said Nigeria was trying to come up with an initiative where one could enter any sister country without a visa. "We want to start with about eight countries or see if they come up as a group of eight countries. At the presidential level, they agreed to that, and signed up to free movement.


The children were thrilled to see the shiny new lockers that had arrived over the Easter holidays.
These lockers were partly funded by the wonderful PTA and proceeds from the Christmas fair so thank you to everyone who has supported these events. It is fantastic to see this funding being used for something that the children have asked for through the School Council and that enhances the look of the building – no more untidy cloakrooms!
Also, huge thanks to Mark Savigar, Pete Copper, Julie and Thomas Masters, Jonathan Best and Jo, Frank and Isaac Conlon for giving up their Saturday morning to help fit all the lockers.


The chapter discusses mathematical modeling and numerical analysis of nonlinearities due to mechanical end-stops in vibration energy harvesters by eigenvalue approach and time domain simulations. We consider end-stops that limit the maximum displacement amplitude of the proof mass motion within finite package's size. Proof mass motion is strongly nonlinear on impact at the end-stops. The system behavior is studied through its state equations. The phase space trajectories are investigated with varying system parameters and coefficients of restitution. The modeling of the restoring force for the coefficient of restitution equals zero simplifies the phase space trajectories at large acceleration amplitudes which otherwise is complicated. The average output power increases with mechanical excitations and then saturates at acceleration amplitude which leads to impacts. Thus, the average output power is weakly dependent on excitation levels. The power lost on impact for inelastic collision can be collected via integrated electronic circuits. Another smart solution is introducing active transducers replacing inactive end-stops in the harvester. The chapter presents a device concept of transducing end-stops scavenging additional power from the impacts. The transducing end-stops not only benefit total output power but also enhance response bandwidth.
This work was supported by the Research Council of Norway under Grant no. 191282. We thank Prof. Einar Halvorsen for useful discussions and suggestions.


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When Shea Was Home Offers Unique Look At NYC '70's Sports Scene
Don Laible
Never again. Could you picture ,today, four professional sports franchises in the same city utilizing the same stadium, in the same year? Brett Topel's When Shea Was Home: The Story of the 1975 Mets, Yankees, Giants, and Jets wonderfully takes sports fans back in time dishing details of a special sports calendar. " I bet […]
Could you picture ,today, four professional sports franchises in the same city utilizing the same stadium, in the same year?
Brett Topel's When Shea Was Home: The Story of the 1975 Mets, Yankees, Giants, and Jets wonderfully takes sports fans back in time dishing details of a special sports calendar.
" I bet a lot of people didn't recall, or are young enough to remember that it happened," Topel said during a recent telephone conversation. " Shea was thought of as the Jets home. The Giants played the previous two seasons in Connecticut (Yale Bowl). At the time, all four teams were rather bad.
The Yankees, who played their home games at Shea during the 1974 & 1975 seasons, finished 12 games behind the Boston Red Sox in the American League East – in 1975. As for the Mets, they were 82-80, at the season's conclusion – 10.5 games out of first place in the National League East.
New York City's two NFL clubs weren't exactly lighting the league on fire,either. Both the Jets and Giants finished in fourth pace in their divisions. Patrons flocking to Flushing, Queens in 1975 couldn't have expected much from the football action on display along Roosevelt Avenue. The Jets were led by "Broadway" Joe Namath and fullback John Riggins, and went home at season's end with a 3-11 record to ponder.
Giants' fans had little to boast about,too. The Giants went 5-9, under the leadership of quarterback Craig Morton, and head coach Bill Arnsparger.
Just thinking of the scheduling nightmare the four teams, and stadium management exposed themselves to is numbing. Talk about no days off! As Topel tells it, during baseball season, often when the Mets had a night game, it was the Yankees who would schedule practice time during the day.
As readers quickly learn, the real hero of the 1975 sports journey at Shea was head groundskeeper Pete Flynn. Who knew a member of a stadium's grounds crew could be as fascinating and important to the continual flow of four professional teams?
" That was his first year as head groundskeeper (1975)," Topel explains. " Shea was his home; his lawn. The field was rough. At the time, Shea had no underground sprinkler system."
Included in his research for When Shea Was Home, Topel spoke with former Met Ed Kranepool. The former first baseman tells, to a man, the players were unbothered by having to share time in the same ballpark. In fact, Kranepool, who was very close friends with former New York Yankee Bobby Murcer, said that each baseball club wasn't in either's way, and they hardly ever ran into one another.
In 1975, the Yankees were a season away from winning the American League pennant – led by players called Gator, Catfish, Doc, Tippy, and Sparky. Bill Virdon began the 1974 season as the Yankees' manager, and in 1975 was fired, only to be replaced by Billy Martin. This would be the first of five reigns as Yankee skipper for Martin.
Shea remains a very special place for Topel. In his backyard there are two orange seats from Shea, which opened for the 1964 baseball season and closed after the 2008 season.
To further remind sports fans of how crowded Shea's scheduling was in 1975, Topel adds the college football game between Grambling State University and Norfolk State to the pages of When Shea Was Home. Future Super Bowl MVP and then Grambling State University quarterback Doug Williams gives his account of coming to Shea to play.
1975 at Shea was such a rare occurrence , how sports fans could have forgotten can only be explained as a victim of time. Thankfully, Topel is here to remind us.
Father's Day is next up – When Shea was home would make a great gift for the sports dad in your home.


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