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€300m Greystones Media Campus to open in 2024
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Hackman Capital Partners and partner Square Mile Capital Management, announced today that they are making significant further investment in the Irish creative industries. The group, who was behind the acquisition of Ireland's Ardmore Studiosand Troy Studios in August 2021, has been selected to develop the new Greystones Media Campus, a planned and shovel-ready state-of-the-art film and television studio campus in the coastal town of Greystones, Ireland, approximately 15 miles south of Dublin.
The two-phased development is a joint venture with the Ireland Strategic Investment Fund (ISIF), Ireland's sovereign development fund and Capwell, a Sisk family investment vehicle. The total investment in the project is estimated at nearly €300m.
Greystones Film and Television Studios will be the latest addition to the Hackman Capital/Square Mile Capital portfolio of the world's best-in-class studio assets. The partnership's affiliate, The MBS Group, will not only assist in the purpose-built studio design but will also oversee studio operations and provide production services and equipment rentals when the new studio campus opens its doors.
When fully developed, Greystones Media Campus will be Ireland's largest studio complex with more than 670,000 square feet of studio space on 44 acres with sea views, including 14 state-of-the-art sound stages. The first 7 sound stages and associated office, workshop and backlot spaces will be delivered in mid-2024.
The development will double the high-end film and television stage capacity in Ireland to help meet current tenant demand as a growing number of international and domestic productions are vying for existing space.
Paschal Donohoe, Ireland's Minister for Finance, said, "I welcome this significant investment into Ireland's audio-visual industry. This investment is reflective of the positive work done by the industry over the last number of years. It is also indicative of the impact of the long-standing State support for the expression of Irish and European culture through audio-visual works and the creation of quality employment opportunities for those working within the sector. This joint venture by the Ireland Strategic Investment Fund and its business partners will enhance Ireland's ability to capitalise on the high demand for content by promoting our country as a location for both foreign and domestic producers. On the back of what has been a record-breaking year for spend on TV and Film production in Ireland, this level of investment will serve to enhance Ireland's reputation as a location for high-quality production."
The audio-visual sector is currently worth over €1 billion to the Irish economy, with approximately 12,000 people employed in film, television and animation production. The new development in Greystones will be a major boost for the Irish creative economic sector and will contribute to creating 1,500 new jobs once it is operational (and 450 jobs during the construction phase) along with other direct and indirect benefits to Ireland's economy.
"We are grateful to ISIF and Capwell for this exciting opportunity, and we're thrilled to be expanding our footprint in Ireland," said Michael Hackman, Founder and CEO of Hackman Capital Partners. "We see Ireland as a premier destination for content creators across the globe, and we're committed to seeing it grow exponentially. There is enormous talent here, not to mention a stunning landscape and some of the industry's best financial incentives for filmmakers."
Square Mile Capital CEO Craig Solomon added, "The demand for modern, well-run studio facilities in Ireland is very strong and is expected to remain so for the foreseeable future. This opportunity to help meet that demand, and deliver a superior level of operating support to the creative companies that will use the facilities, is very attractive to us. Overall, the world's appetite for high-quality film and TV content shows no sign of slowing and we believe that the Greystones Media Campus has great potential."
"Ireland has captured the heart of the global film industry, and demand for new studio space is only escalating. Greystones Media Campus will not only be Ireland's largest production facility, but also its most technologically advanced. We're excited to get the development underway this year, and thrilled by the strong, ongoing support of local stakeholders as we continue to build our presence here," said Jason Hariton, Chief Real Estate Officer of The MBS Group.
The MBS-operated Ardmore Studios, also in County Wicklow, puts Dublin-Wicklow at the centre of the Irish movie and TV industry, with such productions as The Last Duel, The Green Knight, The Winx Series, The Tudors, Penny Dreadful, My Left Foot and Braveheart filmed there.
Nick Ashmore, Director of the Ireland Strategic Investment Fund, said, "This is a major step forward in progressing an investment that will cement Ireland's place as a world-leading location for generating film and TV content. As Ireland's sovereign development fund, we are delighted to join forces with top-tier global film studio investors and operators to help meet the immense global demand for content for the world's biggest streaming services as well as cinema and TV. Together we will offer producers a state-of-the-art audiovisual campus, bringing an even greater share of global content generation to Ireland and supporting significant employment and ancillary economic activity in the Dublin/Wicklow region."
Will McCabe, Managing Director of Capwell, said, "We're truly delighted to announce this investment today as it is an exciting development for the Greystones area and the Irish film and TV sector as a whole. Greystones Media Campus is an important new chapter in the story of the Irish film industry and will also consolidate Wicklow's position as the traditional heart of television and film production in Ireland. With increasing global demand for content from the likes of Netflix, Amazon and Disney, this development presents a wonderful opportunity for Ireland to continue to make its mark on the global stage. This significant long-term investment will also provide a major economic and cultural boost to the region, which is great news for the local Wicklow community."on its network of 100 locations across six countries. Its leadership team has designed and constructed more than 25 studios with 115 sound stages and ancillary facilities, totalling over 3,500,000 square feet and representing more than $2 Billion in value.
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Squirrelflight's white paw is white spotting and is genetically viable! Though neither of her parents have any to speak of... (coughs.) Graystripe's dorsal marking is not, though - stripes are never selective like that! If anything, he'd be a tabby of some sort if he has a stripe like that, but since he isn't, it's not realistic at all.
Having 'darker' or 'lighter' fur patches also isn't quite realistic unless they're explicitly something like tabby striping (spotted mackerel or spotted classic, for example) or tabby with silver tipping (pale undercoat, darker top part). White patches are kind of case by case - white starts at the extremities (paws and muzzle and belly, rarely tail-tip) and extend upward and inward, rather than starting on, say, the ears or the back and growing outward. Imagine it like cats have invisible 'seams' at the places the white starts!
Question two: It's very much dependent on their hidden genetics as well as visible. If I were to assume that both of them weren't carrying anything, then their kittens could likely be black, tortie, or ginger with white that depends on whether they're high white (SS) or low/mid white (Ss). If both are Ss, then there's a chance that none of them will have white (but Ss and SS would still occur). If one of them is SS but the other is Ss, then you'd have 3/4ths high white and 1/4ths low white. If both are SS, then all of them will have high white. Depending on the ginger cat's agouti (tabby) gene, then you may or may not have tabbies in the litter.
That said, 'ginger brown' could probably apply to a cat that displays cinnamon, but it wouldn't show up in the kittens unless both parents had/carried it (and the same goes for the ginger tom's kittens, too).
Aa x Aa = 3/4ths tabby/torbie, 1/4ths solid. Pretty good chance that tabbies from this batch will carry solid.
Aa x aa = 3/4ths solid, 1/4ths tabby/torbie. All tabbies will carry solid.
aa x aa = All solid/tortie.
For the record, all ginger cats are tabby, despite whatever their agouti set is - it is just much fainter if they're genetically solid.
A dark ginger tabby Scottish Fold she-cat (like a browny dark ginger, kinda like Oakheart colour but more ginger than brown) had a kit with a silver tabby in my fanfiction, and this kit has a dark ginger tabby colour with minor amounts of white on his chin and front paws with no Scottish fold. This possible?
And also later into it, the same dark ginger scottish fold has kits with a dark silver-gray cat, and they have three kits; a ginger-splotched scottish fold (Like Brightheart splotches) a black kit and a silver kit. This also possible? I tried consulting simple genetic sheets but they don't say much about the Scottish Fold genes.
"Browny dark ginger" doesn't really tell me a lot, but I'd assume you mean cinnamon, which isn't ginger at all (and is classified as a non-red)!
If neither parent has white, then none of the kittens will have white - for any of them to have high white, the pairing would need to be Ss x SS, SS x SS, or Ss x Ss (that's lowxhigh, highxhigh, and lowxlow). I can't tell whether the cinnamon cat is tabby or not, so I can't vouch for whether solid kits are viable. I can't tell what you mean by silver, either - is this a simple gray cat, a simple gray tabby, or a silver-tipped tabby? If it's the latter, what sort of tabby is it (and the kitten/s if applicabble), and is it black-based or something else?
Oh - and I forgot to say, of course the dark ginger she-cat is tabby. It's a gene law that all gingers are tabbies, right?
And I think I kinda messed up on my description; the she-cat is just dark ginger.
Solid silver? So like.... gray? I'll roll with that. And with ginger cats, it's not that they're literal tabbies all the time - they can be genetically solid (aa) but still display faint striping.
That said.... Unless the dark ginger cat (the one mating with the dark gray cat) carried dilute (or displayed it, but he doesn't seem to), then the silver kit wouldn't quite be possible. And as said above, their kittens would only have as much spotting as the parents really had; assuming the ginger-and-white kitten is over 50% white, then at least one parent needs to have SS and the other must be Ss. If this were the case, then both other kits would either be low/mid or high white like the parents!
The first pair you mentioned could definitely have a no-fold litter; folds are dominant, but almost all fold-eared cats carry non-folded (because Fd Fd is actually really fatal to kittens, and most of those die very soon after being born). This said, if there were folded kittens in this litter (seemingly a 1/4 chance with this pair), they'd be the nonlethal variety. Unless either parent had white on them (at least one parent with low white), then their kitten would not have white!
Well, with points, you'd also have a pale body - or at least, mostly pale, depending on whether the points are high- or low-contrast.
And with the cinnamon guy: since he's cinnamon (not-red), he can't have red kittens, only cinnamon (and that's if the mother carries and/or displays cinnamon herself!). You'd need one of the parents to be ginger (or tortie) if you wanted ginger kittens!


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Sylvia J. Miles
Sylvia Jane Miles was born on Monday, February 2, 1925, in Seaford, Delaware, to Celeste Wright, who later married James Thompson, who loved Sylvia as his own. Sylvia was the middle child of three siblings. On Tuesday evening, January 5, 2021, in the presence of her loving family, she departed this life at Bayhealth Kent General Hospital, Dover, Delaware, following a brief illness. She was 95 years young. Sylvia received her formal education in the Seaford School District, though she gained a rich educational experience through the school of hard knocks. As she came of age, God blessed her with the first four of her seven children, Charles, Robert, Sheila and Lester. Then, on September 5, 1956, she married the love of her life, Alphonso Miles, Sr., in Dover. Through that special union, God blessed them with three additional children, Alphonso, Jr., Eva, and Arlene. In the early 1950's, Sylvia officially began her employment history cleaning at Kent General Hospital and by serving as a cook at Dinner Bell Inn in Dover. During that timeframe, she also wore many other hats, as she worked in various other jobs. Finally, she began working for Playtex and remained there for over 30 years, until she retired. Over the years, Sylvia attended a number of churches, primarily Whatcoat United Methodist Church and Emmanuel Deliverance Ministries, both in Dover. One of her greatest passions was cooking, and she especially loved to entertain family and friends, alike, and fed them whatever she had cooked up for the day. She made a comfortable home for her family, and she enjoyed inviting others to join with the family for fun and celebrations. Sylvia had a beautiful personality, as she was fun-loving and had a great sense of humor. She was easy-going, and she always had a smile on her face. She never met a stranger and was friendly to everyone she met. Her husband, children, and grandchildren, were her highest priority, as they gave her much happiness and reasons to laugh. In addition to her parents, Sylvia was preceded in death by two sons, Charles Washington and Robert Henderson; two siblings, Marie Brooks and Amos Robinson; great-grandson, Thomas Cottingham; brother-in-law, Wesley Loper; and her special family member and friend, Ethel Shockley. Sylvia leaves to cherish her memory, her husband, Alphonso Miles, Sr., Dover; five children, Sheila Robinson, Dover; Bishop Lester Jones (Brenda), Dover; Alphonso Miles, Jr. (Jerry), Dover; Eva Miles, Dover and Arlene Eason (Chris), Winston-Salem, NC; 17 grand-children, Shawn Robinson, Jacqui Irvin (Irv), Thomas Robinson, Teena Robinson, Samuel Wilson, III, De'Anna Batson, Timothy Cannon, Tanya Fruits, Nicole Miles, Jeff Berry, Demingo Miles, Tyrone Miles (Tanya), Vanell "Tootie" Waters, Mary Frances Tilghman, Valerie Henderson, Tracey Henderson, and Sylvia Warren; two special great-grandchildren, Tyianna Miles and Dominique Miles; 33 additional, beautiful great-grandchildren; two sisters-in-law, Phyllis Kennedy, Dover and Simmie Mayo Loper, Reading, PA; a special niece, Leslie Ingram; a special nephew, Robert Sullivan; a special friend, Sam Wilson, Sr., Delaware City, DE; and a host of other nieces, nephews, cousins and numerous friends. Lovingly Submitted, The Family
February 2, 1925 - January 5, 202102/02/192501/05/2021
2 Trees have been planted in memory of Sylvia Miles.
Sonia and Bruce Grant
The planting of 1 memorial tree in the honor of Sylvia J. Miles has been arranged by Sonia and Bruce Grant. Plant a tree
To the family - With loving memories of Aunt Sylvia. Love you all
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To the family. We are thinking of you during this difficult time. God bless you all. We love you.
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Narcotic painkillers — which can cause birth defects — commonly were prescribed for women of reproductive age, according to new data presented Thursday by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The research, which looked at the years 2008-2012, found that 39% of women ages 15 to 44 on Medicaid and 28% of those on private insurance received an opioid prescription.
"Many women of reproductive age are taking these medicines and may not know they are pregnant and therefore may be unknowingly exposing their unborn child," CDC Director Tom Frieden said in a statement.
The most commonly prescribed drugs were hydrocodone, codeine and oxycodone.
Opioid use can double the risk of various birth defects such as spina bifida, congenital heart defects and a condition known as gastroschisis in which the intestines stick outside the abdominal wall and needs to be corrected by surgery.
Spina bifida and gastroschisis occur in less than 2,000 births a year. Congenital heart defects, which are structural defects in the heart, are more common, occurring in about nine in 1,000 births. Most of those are mild.
"These are risks these women are being exposed to even before they know they are pregnant," said co-author Jennifer Lind, a CDC pharmacist. "The critical window is usually the first trimester."
Investigations by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and MedPage Today have documented how prescription opioid use boomed throughout the past 15 years, in part because a network of pain organizations pushed for more liberalized use of the drugs in treating chronic pain.
The growth in prescriptions occurred despite a lack of evidence that opioids are safe and effective for chronic, non-cancer pain.
The report highlights the need to counsel women about opioid risk much as they are for smoking and using alcohol during pregnancy, said Cresta Jones, an assistant professor of maternal and fetal medicine at the Medical College of Wisconsin who was not a part of the study.
Only recently has research established a link between opioids and birth defects, but there is not a lot of data quantifying that risk, said Jones, who practices at Froedtert Hospital and works with pregnant women who are dependent on opioids.
She said some women may need a short course of opioids, such as after emergency surgery during pregnancy or for those who suffer from sickle cell disease.
"We really have to say any amount is too much if it is not necessary for a patient's health," Jones said.
The data is concerning because "it is hard to imagine that one-fourth or one-third of young women annually suffer an injury requiring an opioid," said Lewis Nelson, professor emergency medicine and toxicology at New York University School of Medicine.
"This suggests that opioids are being prescribed too freely for acute pain or are being prescribed and dispensed for other, perhaps less legitimate, reasons," said Nelson, who was not involved in the study.
While it is not known how many of the women are long-term opioid users, he said, they would be at risk of delivering children who suffer the devastating effects of neonatal abstinence syndrome, or opioid withdrawal.
Last year, a paper in the journal Obstetrics & Gynecology found that 22% of pregnant women on Medicaid in 2007 had filled an opioid prescription during their pregnancy.
To study more recent use of opioid use in women of reproductive age, researchers looked at prescription claims data from private insurance claims and Medicaid.
Up to 6.5 million prescriptions paid by private insurance and up to 800,000 Medicaid prescriptions were analyzed.
The higher rate of opioid prescriptions to Medicaid enrollees is concerning because about half of U.S. births occur among them, the researchers wrote.
Opioid prescriptions were the highest in 2009, when 29% of privately insured women and 41% of Medicaid insured women ages 15 to 44 received at least one prescription.
Of those on private insurance, the average was 2.6 prescriptions. For Medicaid patients, it was 4.3.
Researchers said the higher prescribing rates for Medicaid might be due to insurance coverage, differences in use of health care services and possible differences in underlying health conditions.
Regional data was available only for privately covered women.
It showed the highest rate of opioid prescribing was in the South, at 31.5%, and the lowest was in the Northeast, 21.8%.
Lind, of the CDC, said women who may become pregnant need to talk to their doctor about opioid use. If opioids are deemed necessary, they should use the lowest effective dose for the shortest period.
She said doctors in all specialties, including dentistry, need to be aware of the issue of opioids and pregnancy, Lind said.
"They might be treating for two," she said. "We are really trying to get doctors to start thinking of that."


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High School Confidential! Tomorrow Is A Drag, Pops, The Future Is A Flake
The '50s, man, can you dig it? You think teenagers today are crazy? No way, not a chance. Back in the day, that's when it was tough. 1984? 1975? Sure, it was tough then, but it all started in the '50s, when teenagers were invented. It was a blackboard jungle, and only the strong survived.
Parents? They didn't understand. They couldn't believe their little darlings would smoke the devil's weed, or shoot smack into their precious white arms, or roll daddy's car drag-racing. Cops tried to warn them, but could they get through? Not until it was too damn late.
Which brings us to what may be the most important movie ever made in the history of our great nation, High School Confidential! (1958). What better way to get through to parents and their kids than with the language of cinema? Oh, sure, it's a movie full of hot chicks, tough guys, guns, drugs, cars, and Jerry Lee Lewis bangin' on his piano, hell, it's a big tickle from start to finish, but that's not why it's important.
Tony, his teacher, and his "aunt"
It's important because it exists to teach America a lesson it doesn't want to learn: our kids are going bad, fast, and it's up to us, the responsible ones, to save them, before it's too late.
After Jerry Lee busts open the credits with his soon to be hit single, "High School Confidential," a new kid shows up at school, Tony Baker (Russ Tamblyn, of West Side Story, The Haunting, and Twin Peaks fame, among many others), and man is he the most.
He wears amazing shirts, parks where he wants, hits up the prettiest girl in school, Joan (Diane Jergens), almost gets in a fight with her boyfriend, J.I. (John Drew Barrymore), who's the leader of the school toughs, smokes a marijuana cigarette in the principal's office, hits on his hot history teacher, Miss Williams (Jan Sterling), and fights off three tough guys in the gym with a switchblade. And that's just his first day.
Tony makes a point
Tony uses so much hep '50s slang the adults don't know what the hell he's saying. He's the baddest bad-ass anyone's ever seen. He flunked out of his last school and is on his third attempt at a senior year. He lives with his aunt and uncle, he's got tons of cash, and he's looking to score drugs, like, now, man, you get me?
Miss Williams hauls Tony out of her history class, so J.I., having been shown up by the new punk, swaggers to the front of the room and proceeds to tell the classic '50s high school version of Columbus voyaging to America, but in the baddest beatnik slang you ever heard. Dig it:
High School Confidential! is a miraculous compendium of slang. I would have written it all down while watching, but I was laughing too hard.
When Tony gets home we meet his aunt. She's in a towel and also she's Mamie Van Doren with her rocketship boobs, her husband's out of town, she's drunk, and she throws herself at Tony. But he's too cool for her.
Hi, auntie, please don't molest me
Faster than you can blink, Tony's meeting the dealers, scoring weed, stealing Joan from J.I., drag racing, getting arrested, and just about everything else you can think of.
Meantime, the local cops talk to the teachers about the epidemic threatening the youth. Why, in one school in Indiana, two hundred and fifty kids were found hooked on pot. One of them died moving up to the harder stuff! And he was only thirteen! Because that's what happens. You start with the weed but you finish on the horse. If only America would wake up!
Joan, by the way, is desperately addicted to mary jane, but she's out of money and she needs a fix, and bad. Tony helps her out. Tony plans to help everyone out. Makes a deal for a fine brick of heroin, to be collected at the local hang out, a jazz joint where a group of very classy white cats lays down the hot jazz, and one memorable chick throws down with this beatnik bit:
And, well, all kinds of craziness goes down after that. You won't believe how it all wraps up. But you will recognize the important lesson you're left with, oh yes.
High School Confidential! was directed by Jack Arnold, best known for the science fiction movies he made in the '50s like Tarantula, Creature From The Black Lagoon, The Incredible Shrinking Man, and It Came From Outer Space, every one a must-see. He made B-movies with real panache.
High School Confidential! may be cheap, exploitive, self-righteous, and ridiculous, but— but what? What better reasons to watch a movie? Dig it.
Joan begs for a fix of sweet mary jane
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Love that movie. It is hip-deep in hep.


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Description or summary of the audiobook: Elegant and sophisticated biography of Princess Margaret, the controversial sister of Queen Elizabeth II, the Princess Diana of her dayThe almost universal conception is that the life of Princess Margaret (1930-2002) was a tragic failure, a history of unfulfilment.Tim Heald's vivid and elegant biography portrays a woman who was beautiful and sexually alluring - even more so than Princess Diana, years later - and whose reputation for naughtiness co-existed with the glamour. The mythology is that Margaret's life was 'ruined' by her not being allowed to marry the one true love of her life - Group Captain Peter Townsend - and that therefore her marriage to Lord Snowdon and her well-attested relationships with Roddy Llewellyn and others were mere consolation prizes. Margaret's often exotic personal life in places like Mustique is a key part of her story. The author has had extraordinary help from those closest to Princess Margaret, including her family (Lord Snowdon and her son, Lord Linley), as well as three of her private secretaries and many of her ladies in waiting. These individuals have not talked to any previous biographer. He has also had the Queen's permission to use the royal archives.Heald asks why one of the most famous and loved little girls in the world, who became a juvenile wartime sweetheart, ended her life a sad wheelchair-bound figure, publicly reviled and ignored. This is a story of a life in which the private and the public seemed permanently in conflict. The biography is packed with good stories. Princess Margaret was never ignored; what she said and did has been remembered and recounted to Tim Heald.


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London, England, London Transport Staff Registers, 1863-1931
Ancestry.com. London, England, London Transport Staff Registers, 1863-1931 [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2017.
Original data: Staff Registers, TfL Corporate Archives, London, England.
About London, England, London Transport Staff Registers, 1863-1931
Within These Records
These staff records date from the opening of the earliest underground line, the Metropolitan line, in 1863, and cover underground, bus, tram and some clerical staff.
The staff records that are held are primarily found in registers, with varying amounts of information contained therein. While some provide quite extensive information, including the height of the employee, disciplinary issues, pay and previous position details, others contain no more than a name, date of commencement of service and a badge number.
Provided in association with Transport For London
Central London Railway: Register of Booking Clerks Number 2 (29 Jun 1900 - 18 Feb 1913)
Central London Railway: Register of Salaried Staff (18 Jun 1895 - 24 May 1912)
Central London Railway: Register of Traffic Staff Number 3 (3 May 1900 - 23 Nov 1911)
District Railway: Drivers´ and Firemen´s Register Book Number 2 (28 Jun 1871 - 3 Apr 1886)
District Railway: Drivers´ and Firemen´s Register Book Number 3 (2 Aug 1884 - 1 Aug 1903)
District Railway: Register of Clerks In General Managers office (9 Dec 1872 - 1 Jan 1904)
District Railway: Register of Clerks Number 3 (4 Aug 1876 - 14 Jan 1903)
District Railway: Register of Clerks Number 4 (1 Jan 1883 - 30 Jan 1930)
District Railway: Register of Clerks Number 4 (14 Jul 1871 - 11 Oct 1909)
District Railway: Register of Staff (24 Apr 1870 - Apr 1890)
District Railway: Register of Staff Number 4 (17 Aug 1901 - 10 Jul 1905)
East London Railway: Staff Register (1 Sep 1885 - 3 Apr 1922)
East London Railway: Staff Register Number 2 (27 Feb 1917 - 3 Apr 1922)
Engine Cleaners, Cleaners and Firemen Staff Register (28 Mar 1865 - 22 Jun 1903)
Great Northern & City Railway (GN&CR): Engineers Staff Register (21 Dec 1903 - 18 Jul 1913)
Great Northern & City Railway: Staff Register (7 Dec 1903 - 15 Dec 1913)
Hammersmith & City Line: Staff Register (9 Feb 1885 - 18 Aug 1902)
Hammersmith & City Railway: Staff Register Number 1 (1 Jul 1871 - 17 Apr 1922)
Hammersmith and City Railway Joint Committee: Register of Appointed Staff (Jun 1869 - 12 Oct 1930)
LCCT Northern Section: Motormen´s Agreements Number 9 (5 Apr 1910 - 31 Mar 1911)
LCCT Northern Sys.: Conductors´ Agreements #1 (1-250 Except 143 & 237) (21 Apr 1906 - 26 Apr 1906)
LCCT Northern System: Drivers´ Agreements Number 1 (21 Apr 1906 - 26 Apr 1906)
London County Council Tramways (Northern System) - Drivers (1875 - 1920)
London General Omnibus Company (LGOC) Limited: Clerical and Mechanical Staff (3 Aug 1914 - 1921)
M&DR: Joint Staff Register Eastern Joint Stations, Dup. #1 (1 Oct 1884 - 15 Jun 1912)
M&DR: Joint Staff Register Eastern Joint Stations: Dup. #1 (20 Oct 1887 - 12 Feb 1923)
M&GWR: Duplicate Register of Guards, Assistant Guards & Conductors (5 Mar 1906 - 12 Jan 1914)
M&GWR: Register of Guards, Assistant Guards & Conductors (5 Nov 1906 - 6 Jan 1932)
M&GWR: Register of Guards, Assistant Guards & Conductors, Dup. #2 (23 Apr 1908 - 24 Nov 1913)
Metropolitan & Dist. Railway: Joint Staff Register Eastern Joint Stations #2 (Jun 1901 - Jun 1912)
Metropolitan & Dist. Railway: Joint Staff Register Eastern Joint Stations #2: Dup. (1901 - 1915)
Metropolitan & District Railways: Duplicate Register of Joint Staff (3 Jul 1871 - 31 Mar 1921)
Metropolitan & District Railways: Register of Joint Staff Number 2 (3 Jul 1871 - 10 Nov 1913)
Metropolitan & Great Western Railways: Aylesbury Joint Staff (9 Jun 1873 - 13 Dec 1906)
Metropolitan and District Railway: Drivers´ Staff Register (29 Jun 1864 - 21 Jul 1891)
Metropolitan and District Railways - Joint Duplicate Register Clerks (10 Aug 1863 - 25 Feb 1885)
Metropolitan and District Railways: Register of Joint Staff (1 Jul 1871 - 21 Aug 1913)
Metropolitan and Great Central Joint Committee: Staff Register Number 1 (1870 - 1930)
Metropolitan and Great Central Joint Committee: Station Staff Register Number 1 (1870 - 1930)
Metropolitan District Electric Traction Co.: Drivers´ & Firemen´s Register Bk. # 4 (1902 - 1903)
Metropolitan Railway - Employees´ Record (1875 - 1913)
Metropolitan Railway Company - General Conduct Book (1869 - 1883)
Metropolitan Railway: Booking Clerks´ General Conduct Register (30 Jan 1893 - 25 Jun 1919)
Metropolitan Railway: Booking Clerks´ General Conduct Register Number 1 (23 Apr 1876 - 23 Sep 1907)
Metropolitan Railway: Booking Clerks´ General Conduct Register Number 3 (1 Mar 1875 - 23 May 1904)
Metropolitan Railway: Drivers´ and Firemen´s Register Number 4 (2 Jul 1864 - 22 Oct 1897)
Metropolitan Railway: Drivers´ and Firemens´ Register Number 7 (3 Oct 1868 - 4 Aug 1919)
Metropolitan Railway: Edgware Road Staff Register (27 Jun 1864 - 15 Oct 1877)
Metropolitan Railway: General Conduct of Staff (29 Jan 1869 - 8 Feb 1876)
Metropolitan Railway: Motormen Staff Register (12 Jan 1874 - 31 Mar 1919)
Metropolitan Railway: Motormen´s Register Number 1 (31 Mar 1897 - 16 May 1908)
Metropolitan Railway: Register of Arrangements for Station Clerks #2 (8 Oct 1890 - 19 Jun 1912)
Metropolitan Railway: Register of Staff (18 Dec 1905 - 30 Nov 1917)
Metropolitan Railway: Register of Trainmen Number 1 (31 Jul 1871 - 22 Sep 1924)
Metropolitan Railway: Register of Trainmen Number 2 (1 Apr 1885 - 13 Oct 1924)
Metropolitan Railway: Register of Trainmen Number 3 (13 Feb 1917 - 13 Oct 1924)
Metropolitan Railway: Register of Uniform Staff Number 13 (11 Jun 1914 - 16 Mar 1932)
Metropolitan Railway: Register of Uniform Staff Number 14 (21 Dec 1903 - 6 May 1930)
Metropolitan Railway: Register of Uniform Staff Number 3 (20 Jun 1888 - 23 Nov 1931)
Metropolitan Railway: Register of Uniform Staff Number 3 (4 May 1900 - 1 Apr 1930)
Metropolitan Railway: Register of Uniformed Staff Number 7 (27 Nov 1902 - 23 Aug 1924)
Metropolitan Railway: Staff Book 1863 (10 Aug 1863 - 28 Jun 1866)
Metropolitan Railway: Staff Register (10 Aug 1863 - 19 Nov 1885)
Metropolitan Railway: Staff Register (10 Aug 1863 - 3 Sep 1928)
Metropolitan Railway: Staff Register (11 Aug 1863 - 20 Aug 1902)
London, England, Electoral Registers, 1832-1965
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Das National Museum of Racing und die Hall of Fame ist ein Pferdemuseum in Saratoga Springs, New York. Das Museum befasst sich mit der  Geschichte des Galopprennsports. In der  Hall of Fame, werden Pferde, Jockeys und Trainer geehrt.

Das  Museum wurde 1951 mit Unterstützung von der Stadt Saratoga Springs und der Saratoga Racing Association in einem Raum des Canfield Casinos gegründet. Verschiedene Mäzene stifteten Ausstellungsstücke, darunter ein Hufeisen von Lexington.
Seit 1955 befindet sich das Museum an seinem heutigen Standort, in der Nähe des Saratoga Race Course. Seitdem gibt es auch die Hall of Fame, deren Neuaufnahmen im Frühjahr bekannt gegeben werden.

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How do we preserve the films of today, for tomorrow?
Phil Rhodes has written a great article about using film as a preservation format for today's films. With everyone so keen to rush to a digital solution it is nice that Phil has pointed out the benefits of film.
Tuesday 15th August saw R3store Studios celebrate it's 1st Birthday! To mark the occasion we threw a party at The Spice of Life in Soho!
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Actors' Playhouse at the Miracle Theater opened its production of Another Night Before Christmas on December 4, 2009.
Karol Elloit, a dispirited social worker, is destined to celebrate another lonely Christmas in her city apartment. On her way home on Christmas Eve, she encounters a homeless man with whom she shares some groceries. Later that night, an intruder, the homeless man she'd met earlier, breaks in claiming to be "someone special in her life". A "take" on the poem from which it derives its name, this contemporary and timeless look at the dilemmas and joys of the holidays will warm your heart and restore your faith in holiday magic.
David Arisco directed a cast that featured Irene Adjan and Ken Clement, with musical direction and accompaniment by David Nagy.
Irene Adjan and Ken Clement are such skilled and affable actors that they could entertain you by singing the contents of the Art Basel catalog.
The script, David Arisco's direction and the two actors inject just enough sass and cynicism to keep this from being a ``very special'' Lifetime movie of the week.
The saving graces are the two actors, staunch professionals despite the dearth of material to work with. Adjan is such a winning gamin that you always root for her inevitable reclamation, even playing a Grinchy grouch with a damaged heart.
Clement, who is incapable of a pedestrian performance, gifts the audience with a Santa sackful of panache, verve and (with Arisco's help) comedic tricks that make you want to take him home with you.
...Grennan's book so succinctly relays the story, that the music by Okimoto often appears superfluous, and fails to add any particularly meaningful flavor.
Multi-Carbonell Award winner Adjan and multi-Carbonell Award nominee Clement both contain powerfully strong singing voices. More importantly, both cast members are equally strong actors, allowing them to expertly relate Grennan's written word to the audience.
Still, Carbonell Award winning director David Arisco utilizes a magnificent set and light design by Gene Seyffer and Patrick Tennent, respectively, to offer a holiday tale that is sure to brighten the spirits of anyone willing to push the boundaries of belief.
The theme for most holiday shows, whether on stage or in the movies (such as A Christmas Carol or Miracle on 34th Street ), is "redemption." But, the most redeeming quality of the musical Another Night Before Christmas – currently ringing in the festive season at Actors' Playhouse... is the acting and vocalizing of its two stars – Irene Adjan and Ken Clement.
Adjan's vocal range seems to reverberate throughout the town. She charms as a disillusioned social worker, waiting to get the spirit of Christmas back in her life, and Clement is a comic hurricane, thundering through another story about Santa coming to the rescue.
Directed by David Arisco, who usually provides South Floridians with giant casts, amazing scenic effects and lavish production numbers, Another Night Before Christmas seems to be tied to the economic mess of 2009 – just two actors, yet a surprisingly innovative set by Gene Seyfer, a single piano providing the music (as always well done by Musical Chief David Nagy) and a ho-ho-hum of a story by Sean Grennan and Leah Okimoto, the talented creators of Married ALIVE!
Another Night Before Christmas plays at Actors' Playhouse through December 27.


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Agong confers 'Tun' to Tengku Maimun, Arshad Ayub
PUTRAJAYA: Yang di-Pertuan Agong Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri'ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah today conferred the Darjah Seri Setia Mahkota (SSM) award, which carries the title 'Tun', to Chief Justice Tan Sri Tengku Maimun Tuan Mat and Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM) pro-chancellor Tan Sri Dr Arshad Ayub.
The two prominent figures led the list of 31 recipients of the federal awards, honours and medals in conjunction with the Agong's birthday, at the first investiture ceremony at Istana Melawati here today.
Tengku Maimun, 61, who was appointed as Chief Justice on May 2, 2019, is the first woman ever appointed to hold the highest post in the Malaysian judiciary system.
Tun Dr Arshad Ayub
Arshad, 91, of the other hand, has been the pro-chancellor of UiTM since 2000 and is also the chancellor of Universiti Islam Malaysia (UIM) since 2019.
He has also received the Tokoh Merdeka award in 2014 and was named Tokoh Melayu Terbilang in 2012.
Also present at the ceremony was Raja Permaisuri Agong Tunku Hajah Azizah Aminah Maimunah Iskandariah.
The first ceremony today also saw four leading national figures received the Panglima Mangku Negara (PMN) and 12 others received the Darjah Panglima Setia Mahkota (PSM), both of which carry the title 'Tan Sri'.
The recipients of the PMN award were Chief Secretary to the Government Datuk Seri Mohd Zuki Ali, Attorney-General Tan Sri Idrus Harun, Chief of Defence Force General Tan Sri Affendi Buang and Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Abdul Hamid Bador.
The 12 people who received the PSM award were Court of Appeal president Datuk Rohana Yusuf, Public Service Department director-general Datuk Mohd Khairul Adib Abd Rahman, Health director-general Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah, Army chief General Datuk Zamrose Mohd Zain and Air Force Chief General Datuk Seri Ackbal Abdul Samad.
The other recipients of the award were Deputy Inspector-General of Police Datuk Mazlan Mansor and Olympic Council of Malaysia president Datuk Seri Mohamad Norza Zakaria, Lotus Corporation Berhad chief executive officer Datuk R. Doraisingam, Petroliam Nasional Berhad (Petronas) chairman Datuk Ahmad Nizam Salleh, Sunway Group Berhad president Datuk Chew Chee Kin, Platinum Victory Holdings Sdn Bhd managing director Datuk Seri Gan Yu Chai and SENA Group of Companies founder and managing director Datuk Tan Boon Hock, who is also Optimax Holding Berhad founder and director.
Al-Sultan Abdullah also conferred the Darjah Panglima Jasa Negara (PJN) award which carries the title 'Datuk' to Auditor-General Datuk Nik Azman Nik Abdul Majid, Court of Appeal judge P Ravinthran, Sarawak State Secretary Datuk Amar Jaul Samion and Sabah State Secretary Datuk Safar Untong.
Other recipients of the PJN award were Foreign Ministry secretary-general Datuk Seri Muhammad Shahrul Ikram Yaakob, Education director-general Dr Habibah Abdul Rahim, National Security Council director-general Mohd Rabin Basir, CRSC Holdings Berhad vice-chairman Datuk Mohamed Salleh Bajuri and Low Yat Group executive director Low Gee Teong. The Agong also conferred the Darjah Panglima Setia Diraja (PSD) which also carries the title 'Datuk' to Prime Minister's Department deputy secretary-general (management) Mohammad Ismail, Prime Minister's Department Legal Affairs Division director-general Roziah Abudin, personal doctor to Yang di-Pertuan Agong, Dr Mahathar Abd Wahab, and personal doctor to Raja Permaisuri Agong, Dr Zanariah Hussein. – Bernama
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Bellin construction could begin in August
Construction of Bellin Health's sports medicine clinic in the Titletown District could begin this summer.
Bellin construction could begin in August Construction of Bellin Health's sports medicine clinic in the Titletown District could begin this summer. Check out this story on packersnews.com: https://pck.rs/27tvv8o
Richard Ryman, USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin Published 6:03 p.m. CT May 16, 2016 | Updated 6:04 p.m. CT May 16, 2016
An architect's rendering of Bellin Health's new sports medicine clinic.(Photo: Courtesy of Somerville Architects Engineers)
ASHWAUBENON - Construction of Bellin Health's sports medicine clinic in the Titletown District could begin this summer.
Ashwaubenon's Site Plan Review Committee on Monday approved plans for the two-story sports medicine and orthopedics clinic to be built west of Lodge Kohler and north of Blue Ridge Drive
Paul Vlies, Bellin team leader for engineering design, said a tentative start date could be mid-August.
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The building will be 42 feet high at its tallest and include more than 20 exam rooms, two MRIs, x-ray and occupational therapy rooms and other offices. It will have a mostly masonry exterior.
Village President Mike Aubinger, also a committee member, asked whether design elements would shield houses along Blue Ridge Drive immediately west of the building. Vlies said trees would be planted at that end of the site.
Titletown District is the Green Bay Packers' 35-acre development immediately west of Lambeau Field. Its three anchors are Lodge Kohler, a four-star hotel and spa; Hinterland Brewery, and the Bellin clinic.
Construction of Hinterland Brewery began Monday, said owner Bill Tressler. A groundbreaking ceremony is expected soon.
The district is bordered by Lombardi Avenue, South Ridge Road, Marlee Lane and Brookwood Drive. In the middle of the district will be 10 acres of public space that includes a football field-sized green space, a large skating pond and more. It also will have 180,000 square feet of additional commercial space on the north side of the district, along Lombardi Avenue and Marlee Lane, and as many as 70 townhouses along Brookwood Lane.
The anchor businesses are expected to open by the beginning of the 2017 NFL season.
Bayland Insurance Group acquired The Wellington steakhouse and will convert it to office use. (Photo: Richard Ryman/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin)
Bayland plan on hold
Bayland Insurance Group, the new owner of former The Wellington steakhouse, had less luck Monday. The Ashwaubenon-based insurance brokerage plans to convert the building to offices and wants to add a nearly 5,000-square-foot auxiliary structure for storage of a bus and other vehicles and equipment. Committee members raised questions about the size of the building, its height, exterior materials and its classification.
The new structure would be west of the existing building and connected by a breezeway.
The Wellington building is one of the classiest in the village and the accessories building should conform, committee members said. Plans as presented called for brick exterior on two sides of the building. It would be taller than the Wellington building and about 70 percent as big.
"I think the whole building should be brick," said committee member Dan Pamperin.
Aubinger questioned whether a building that big fits the definition of an accessories building.
"It might be, but I want to be sure," he said.
The request was tabled until the June 6 Site Plan Review meeting.
The Wellington closed April 28.
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Home/News/Business/Finance/Lineage Logistics and Bay Grove acquire visibility platform Turvo
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Lineage Logistics and Bay Grove acquire visibility platform Turvo
Combination to expand tech provider's offering and geography
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· Wednesday, June 01, 2022
Lineage Logistics facility in Houston, Texas (Photo: Jim Allen/FreightWaves)
Cold storage real estate investment trust Lineage Logistics, which is backed by private equity firm Bay Grove, announced Wednesday the acquisition of supply chain software provider Turvo. The deal will allow Turvo to accelerate its tech offering and to expand into new markets.
The transaction is an extension of a previous investment made by Lineage Ventures in the San Francisco area-based visibility provider. In January 2021, Lineage announced it would deploy Turvo's technology throughout 200 facilities, with the eventual integration occurring at the more than 400 locations it operates.
Turvo will continue to operate separately under its logo, with its management team and board of directors remaining in place.
Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
"Lineage's acquisition of Turvo was a natural extension of our partnership, through which we successfully launched Lineage Link last year," said Adam Forste, co-executive chairman at Lineage and co-founder of Bay Grove. Bay Grove founded Lineage and provides financial backing to the company.
"We wholeheartedly believe in Turvo's mission to increase visibility and synergies within the supply chain, and we see this as an opportunity for additional value creation for both Lineage and Turvo customers," Forste continued.
Turvo's software provides real-time collaboration and visibility across the supply chain. The network connects logistics providers, shippers and carriers, providing a single overview of supply chain functions like ordering, inventory management and warehouse appointment scheduling.
"Today is an exciting time for Turvo's employees, customers and partners," said Scott Lang, chairman and CEO at Turvo. "With backing from Lineage and Bay Grove, Turvo will accelerate innovation with much greater reach and scale than ever before, further advancing supply chain digitization globally."
Novi, Michigan-based Lineage is the largest temperature-controlled real estate investment trust in the world, operating a network of more than 2 billion cubic feet of space across 20 countries in North America, Europe and the Asia-Pacific.
Sudarsan Thattai, Lineage's CIO and chief transformation officer, said, "Driver shortages and port congestion, for instance, are addressable by decreasing the number of trucks or containers required to deliver a product from farm to fork. Turvo's platform matches customers to truck, rail or container assets that would otherwise be underutilized."
"Through this investment we will accelerate industry-leading technology that leverages supply chain synergies at scale, addressing issues of density and utilization across the network and decreasing complexity and waste in the supply chain for all participants, from customers to shippers to carriers," stated Greg Lehmkuhl, president and CEO at Lineage.
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COLLEVILLE-SUR-MER, France_On the 65th anniversary of the Allied invasion of Normandy to free Europe from the Nazis, President Barack Obama saluted the elderly veterans who once stormed the beaches and achieved an "improbable victory" in World War II.
Calls for cooperation instead of unilateralism, and diplomacy whenever it is possible, ran through the remarks at the Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial by Obama, French President Nicholas Sarkozy, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
After a two-hour meeting in nearby Caen earlier in the day, Obama and Sarkozy told reporters they were on the same page about most foreign policy issues - including the closing of the Guantanamo Bay detainee prison, reviving the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, and responding to North Korea's nuclear tests and Iran's nuclear program.
Obama called North Korea's nuclear and missile tests "extraordinarily provocative" and said they were "constantly destabilizing" the region. He warned: "We do not intend to continue a policy of rewarding provocation."
One veteran who made the journey this year despite his failing health, Jim Norene of the 502nd Parachute Infantry Regiment of the 101st Airborne, died in his sleep on the eve of the ceremony, after one last visit to the cemetery, Obama told the audience.
"May he now rest in peace with the boys he once bled with, and may his family always find solace in the heroism he showed here," the president said.
Many of the World War II veterans who returned to Normandy said they were honored by the presence of Obama - who is young enough to be their grandson and never served in the military.
"I like him and I really appreciate the fact he took the time to come," said John Gill, 84, of Madison, Wisc., who at 19 anchored off of Omaha Beach on June 8, 1944, and was severely wounded two months later at Vire when he was hit by the Germans.
On Saturday, Gill, rolled through the cemetery in a wheelchair, clutching an envelope that contained maps of his path. He also brought photos, including one of him with President George W. Bush at the last anniversary he attended. His message for Obama: "Make more diplomatic efforts to prevent wars. People have no idea what it's like. It's terrifying."
But some viewed the president's participation as a distraction.
"I reluctantly accepted the invitation to attend," said Charles L. Wilson, 84, a retired major general from Fort Worth, Tex., who now lives in Belgium and flew airplanes in the South Pacific during the war.
"I didn't vote for him," Wilson said, decrying what he sees as Obama's "socialist" tendencies. "He's heading our country in the direction of European nations, and that's a mistake. He hasn't served in the military. He's grown up in an environment that's shaped his attitude toward the world, and we can't change that."
Kevin Jones, 38, a black American and Desert Shield veteran, who is now living in Paris where his wife works as a lawyer, said "it doesn't bother me at all" that Obama hadn't served in the military.
"It makes me proud to see my president."
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Discussion in 'Politics' started by insein, Oct 23, 2004.
It joined a spate of torn and damaged signs reported by both Republicans and Democrats throughout the Flagstaff area. On Sunday, the campaign for 1st Congressional District Democratic challenger Paul Babbitt reported a dozen signs torn and damaged at its volunteer office on Verde Street.
Local GOP coordinator John Echols said he received at 7 a.m. phone call from an employee at Enterprise Rent-a-Car next door reporting the vandalism. Echols arrived to find the smashed door, but little else in the way of damage. Still, police are considerting the crime as a felony because cost to replace the door is expected to exceed $1,000.
"Thankfully, none of the office had been vandalized," Echols said, but speculated that the vandals most likely intended to cause more damage. "I think they may have been spooked. We are on a major thoroughfare."
For Echols, it's nothing new. In 2002, someone threw a rock through a window at the Republican headquarters, then located at the Bashas' plaza at the north end of Humprheys Street.
"I still have that rock from two years ago," Echols said, pulling it out of the closest in his headquarters office.
Echols also reported that a number of Bush-Cheney supporters have had their signs torn down, and a few "have had swastikas painted on them."
This almost frightening. First the lefties are acting like 1930's era Brownshirts, imagine what happens when they actually get in office? Add to that the Dems tendancy to make people rely on Nanny Government. It may not be high up in the DNC ladder, but for I wouldn't doubt it if some psycho MM-esque lefties feel like gettn' the boxcars warmed up for people with one-way tickets to Alaska.
Yes, and if they keep this up, the Capital Building will be going up in flames, just like the Reichstag did after Hitler came to power.
EDIT: Oh yeah, I forgot fighting and using liberal judges to keep people like Ralph Nader off the presidential ballot.


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Notre-Dame du Raincy of Notre-Dame-de-la-Consolation is een moderne kerk gebouwd in 1922-1923 door de Franse architecten Gustave en Auguste Perret. Ze ligt in de gemeente Le Raincy bij Parijs. Het was de eerste Franse kerk in gewapend beton, wat haar de benaming Sainte-Chapelle du béton armé opleverde. Het gebouw is emblematisch voor de modernistische architectuur en werd in 1966 beschermd.

De op de gotiek geïnspireerde kerk heeft een vrij traditioneel basilicaal plan met toegang via de klokkentoren. De vernieuwing zit hem in de dunne wanden van het schip, het systematisch gebruik van zichtbaar gelaten beton en de constructie op basis van gestandaardiseerde prefabmodules. Bij het aanvaarden van de nieuwe esthetiek speelde kostenbesparing een grote rol in de heropbouwjaren na de Eerste Wereldoorlog. De gewelven boven de drie beuken rusten volledig op 32 slanke, gecanneleerde pilaren van 43 cm doorsnede. De gesegmenteerde bogen van het plafond zijn boven het schip minder dan 5 cm dik. Opvallend is voorts de subtiele chromatiek van de brandglasramen, gevat in betonnen claustra. Ze zijn het werk van Marguerite Huré.

De kerk kreeg lof van Le Corbusier en werd nagevolgd tot in het buitenland, met onder meer de Sint-Suzannakerk van Schaarbeek (1925). Antonin Raymond maakte in 1937 vrijwel een kopie, zij het op kleinere schaal, voor de Tokyo Woman's Christian University.

Literatuur
Antoine Le Bas, Notre-Dame du Raincy (Seine-Saint-Denis), chef-d'œuvre des chapelles de la banlieue?, in: In Situ. Revue du patrimoine, nr. 11, 2009

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Notre-Dame
Modernisme
Historisch monument in Île-de-France
Le Raincy
Bouwwerk in Seine-Saint-Denis


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Homemade 40 Gallons Solar Hot Water Collector. We have been using this 5 years. Easy to build and alot of fun. this is made out of pcv pipe. through a collector — where it's heated by the sun — and then back to the tank. This continues as long as there's sun on the collector. An off-the-shelf controller monitors the temperatures of the collector and the tank, and it turns the pump on only if the collector is hotter than the tank. When the pump is off, water drains from the collector back to the tank. This type of "drainback" system is especially useful in cold climates because it keeps the water from freezing inside the collectors.
Water is preheated in a single pass through a large coil of PEX pipe immersed in the solar storage tank. The preheated water then goes to your regular hot water tank. This simple one-pass system works well because the PEX pipe coil is large enough to hold quite a bit of preheated water right in the coil, and it has so much surface area that it acts as a good heat exchanger after the initial hot water from the coil has been exhausted. The water in the tank is used strictly to store heat — it is not part of the potable water system.
The floor heating system pumps water from near the top of the tank through the radiant floor loops, and then back to the bottom of the tank. The control system monitors the room temperature and the tank temperature, and it turns the pump on only if the room is cold and the tank is hot. The control system is made from two standard thermostats.
A key feature of this design is that the storage tank is non-pressurized. This gives you a lot of storage volume at a low cost and also eliminates the need for a separate drainback tank and heat exchanger. he system uses a unique heat exchanger consisting of a large pipe coil that is immersed in the heat storage tank. The pipe coil preheats water headed for your conventional hot water heater. There is enough hot water stored right in the immersed pipe coil to support a 15 minute shower — after the hot water in the pipe coil is exhausted, the pipe coil acts as a conventional heat exchanger, picking up heat from the heat storage tank.


Right now, it's all about white kitchens according to interior design bibles from Country Living and Elle Décor, to Architectural Digest. Even the esteemed Wall Street Journal says that all-white kitchens are amongst the top interior design trends for 2014.
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With cool, classless white making a comeback in everything from kitchens to cars, experts are attributing this to the 'Apple effect', referring to iPhones, iPads and other gadgets being produced in this fashionably minimalist shade. White is clean, crisp and bright: it makes a kitchen feel open, airy and spacious, reflecting back natural and artificial light. In colour psychology terms, it is also the complexion of new beginnings.
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Fulfilling its duty after a 10-year journey, Rosetta dropped its lander, Philae, to gather data from the comet below.
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The size of Gerasimenko? Roughly that of lower Manhattan. The shape wasn't the potato-like image some anticipated of a typical comet. Instead it had a form that was compared to that of a "rubber-duck," making landing trickier than expected.
To add one more challenging feature, the comet was flying at 38,000 mph. The feat of landing the probe onto the comet has been compared to hitting a speeding bullet with another speeding bullet.
All of this would have been impossible if the ESA didn't have serious data on the lofty goal they set forth.
As this was happening, on the same day there was a quieter landing: Salesforce and LinkedIn paired up to publish research they conducted on marketing strategies by surveying 900+ senior-level B2B and B2C marketers through their social networks about their roles, marketing trends, and challenges they face.
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When interviewed by MSNBC on the comet landing, Bill Nye, also known as "the Science Guy," had many positive things to say on the historic event. One question he answered was why do programs like the ESA exist – or basically, why do we go to space?
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As Autumn slowly arrives, artists in non-airconditioned studio spaces are able to increase activity. Not so in Hamilton's Clocktower Studios where there has been a recent exodus. City of Newcastle generously made this space in Beaumont Street available to Renew Newcastle in 2016. Since then it has housed 14 enterprises providing opportunities to develop new local businesses. With the closure of Renew last week, Clocktower has been vacated and handed back to the council. Clocktower Studios has been an extraordinary asset for Newcastle as an incubator for creative exploration and development particularly in terms of photography and photomedia. It has provided significant cultural and economic benefits for the community as studio, workshop, gallery, production, rehearsal and office space. Tenants have referenced the value of working in a space surrounded by other professional peers to exchange ideas. Jon Reid has produced reproductions of local artists work, developed and printed photographs in the dark room, shot commissioned portraits and conducted post-production for architectural and commercial work. Edwina Richard's portraits of local women and Ryan Fitzgerald's evocative wet plate images have been exhibited at exhibitions both locally and nationally. Ali Sobel-Read conducted regular pottery workshops while Dylan Smyth published a book that has appeared in national art book fairs. Having a media production and marketing suite enabled Kerry Staite to transform his elite cycling product k-Lite into a viable local business that now employs people in a factory and exports globally. The future of the Clocktower building has an element of uncertainty. For the moment, like many of the spaces that Renew has vacated, it remains empty and ominous. In the city's changing landscape though, this won't be the case for long.
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Opinion | Portraits from a shifting landscape in the city
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CREATIVE INCUBATOR: Damaged Child, by Jon Reid finalist in the National Photographic Portrait Prize 2017. Reid was a Clocktower Studios tenant.
As Autumn slowly arrives, artists in non-airconditioned studio spaces are able to increase activity. Not so in Hamilton's Clocktower Studios where there has been a recent exodus. City of Newcastle generously made this space in Beaumont Street available to Renew Newcastle in 2016. Since then it has housed 14 enterprises providing opportunities to develop new local businesses. With the closure of Renew last week, Clocktower has been vacated and handed back to the council.
Clocktower Studios has been an extraordinary asset for Newcastle as an incubator for creative exploration and development particularly in terms of photography and photomedia. It has provided significant cultural and economic benefits for the community as studio, workshop, gallery, production, rehearsal and office space. Tenants have referenced the value of working in a space surrounded by other professional peers to exchange ideas.
Jon Reid has produced reproductions of local artists work, developed and printed photographs in the dark room, shot commissioned portraits and conducted post-production for architectural and commercial work.
Edwina Richard's portraits of local women and Ryan Fitzgerald's evocative wet plate images have been exhibited at exhibitions both locally and nationally. Ali Sobel-Read conducted regular pottery workshops while Dylan Smyth published a book that has appeared in national art book fairs. Having a media production and marketing suite enabled Kerry Staite to transform his elite cycling product k-Lite into a viable local business that now employs people in a factory and exports globally.
The future of the Clocktower building has an element of uncertainty. For the moment, like many of the spaces that Renew has vacated, it remains empty and ominous. In the city's changing landscape though, this won't be the case for long.


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Elmira, Corning need better paratransit
Lezli White
We need on-demand paratransit in the Corning-Elmira area.
Mobility is the most common disability among older Americans, with 40 percent of people age 65 and older having at least one disability, according to the recent U.S Census Bureau Report, "Older Americans with a Disability: 2008-2012."
15.7 million people, or two-thirds of older people with a disability, say they have difficulty walking or climbing stairs. Difficulty with independent living activities, such as visiting a doctor's office or shopping, was the second-most frequently cited disability.
In Rochester, on-demand, publicly accessible paratransit — a vehicle with a lift — is available 20 hours a day, seven days a week. Ithaca has Gadabout, a nonprofit transportation service for older and disabled residents of Tompkins County, and ADA Complementary Paratransit, a specialized, door-to-door transportation service for people who are not able to ride the fixed-route transit system because of a disability. Gadabout services are available 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Their paratransit service operates in the evenings and on weekends, and on days that Gadabout is closed as long as TCAT is running on that day.
Corning has little public transportation and no viable paratransit. By viable, I mean buses equipped with lifts and tie-downs, available at least six days a week until at least 8 p.m. Though wheelchair-bound, I know that I could and would work, if there were transportation.
I've had to turn down job opportunities because there was no public transport; and private transport, $30 to $75 each way, is unaffordable.
Similarly, I wanted to hire a young man to trim my trees. He lives on the Northside of Corning, and I live on the Southside. There was no economical way for him to get from one side of this small city to the other.
When I did rehab in Rochester, I was merely physically challenged: I could shop, attend the theater, work, teach and present. Since returning home to Corning, I've become crippled, because there is no similar transportation infrastructure. I've written to many legislators about this situation, and though more than 20 percent of Steuben County is disabled, because we are not visible, our needs go unmet.
Former Rep. Eric Massa's aide told me that I needed to attend city council meetings to present this issue. I asked how could I possibly get to Corning City Hall — when what transportation there is, if I could somehow get on it, does not run even up to the time the meetings begin, 7 p.m.
The able-bodied have options the mobility-challenged do not. I can't carpool or use a vehicle that is not specially equipped. Mobility challenges take many forms and may be temporary for some — a person with a broken leg, for example. That person can't drive and needs transportation assistance, too.
Our area needs on-demand, door-to-door, publicly accessible, lift-equipped vehicles for the mobility challenged.
Lezli White is a Corning resident.


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Gora Dyultydag, or simply Dyultydag (), is a mountain located in Dagestan, Russia. At  elevation, it is the highest point of the Dyultydag range of the Greater Caucasus.

Toponymy
Dyultydag refers to both a mountain range and its higher summit, Gora Dyultydag.

Sometimes the Cyrillic name Дюльтыдаг is transliterated as Dyul'tydag.

Geography
The mountain belongs to the Samur basin. Its peak stands about  north of the border with Azerbaijan. The closest village to Dyultydag is Archib in Charodinsky District. In 1961 its summit was reported as perennial snow-capped.  At an elevation of 4127 m Gora Dyultydag is Dagestan's fifth-highest mountain and the 45th-highest in Russia.

See also

 List of European ultra prominent peaks

References

External links

Mountains of Dagestan
Four-thousanders of the Caucasus


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Prior to become a founding partner of the criminal defense firm of Foy & Seplowitz, LLC in 2013, Foy founded Foy & Foy, LLC in 2001 with his wife and Harvard educated lawyer, Karla Y. Foy.
Prior to entering private practice, Mr. Foy prosecuted crimes while serving as an Assistant District Attorney with the Bronx District Attorney's Office. It was while with the Bronx District Attorney's Office that Foy laid the foundation to become a successful trial lawyer.
Mr. Foy is admitted to the practice of law in the States of New York and New Jersey, the United States District Courts for the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York, the United States District Courts for the District of New Jersey, and the Supreme Court of the United States. Mr. Foy has been named in the New Jersey Super Lawyers publication as a "Super Lawyer" for criminal defense in 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2020. He has also been named in the (201) Magazine Bergen's Top Lawyers section.
Mr. Foy is a member of the Bergen County Bar Association (where he currently serves as the President and as co-Chair of the Criminal Practice Committee), the Garden State Bar Association, the Bronx Bar Association, the Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers of New Jersey, the New York Criminal Bar Association, the New York and New Jersey State Bar Associations, and the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. Mr. Foy formerly served a four (4) year appointment by the New Jersey Supreme Court with the Bergen County District IIB Ethics Committee, which investigates and prosecutes ethics complaints against attorneys.
Mr. Foy earned his law degree from the University of Maryland School of Law in Baltimore, Maryland. He earned his B.A. in Political Science from Syracuse University in Syracuse, NY.
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Q: Get total of Select values in HTML to use with session in Python I'm working on a practice assignment for my bootcamp, and I'm mostly finished with it, but can't quite figure out how to get a total value for Select values from HTML, then display them using session['count'] to put it in a print statement.

Thank you for your order!

Charging {{session['first_name']}} for {{session['count']}} fruits.

@app.route('/checkout', methods=['POST'])
def checkout():
    print(request.form)
    session['first_name'] = request.form['first_name']
    session['last_name'] = request.form['last_name']
    session['student_id'] = request.form['student_id']
    session['strawberry'] = request.form['strawberry']
    session['raspberry'] = request.form['raspberry']
    session['apple'] = request.form['apple']
    print(f"Charging {request.form['first_name']} for {{session['count'] fruits")
    return render_template("checkout.html")

I want the 'count' to be the sum of the selected values from 'strawberry', 'raspberry', & 'apple'. I tried something like session['count'] = request.form['strawberry', 'raspberry', 'apple'], but since it's a dictionary, it threw back an error on my localhost.

A: if I understand correctly you need to retrieve values from your form under fields strawberry, raspberry and apple and them summarize values.
To do so you get value from each field and you cannot do that with
request.form['strawberry', 'raspberry', 'apple']

You need to access value for each key, so for ex.:
session['count'] = request.form['strawberry'] + request.form['raspberry'] + request.form['apple']

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