SPAM. I loved this stuff cooked in a frying pan then put into a sandwich with cheese and mustard. I'm vegetarian now, but even if I weren't I still wouldn't go near it.
Ewww, I agree that white bread, spam, and bologna are GROSS!
Lunchables. I loved those as a kid, but now I think they're absolutely disgusting.
I will never eat: hot dogs, those mini prepackaged cherry pies, moon pies, hohos, twinkies, cream filled chocolate cupcakes, most prepackaged cakes, danishes, and donuts with the exception of koffee kakes and butterscotch krimpets, those tuna and crackers in a plastic box sets, and... I'm sure there are more, but those come to mind right away.
Frozen pot pies...I was always a pretty healthy eater, but these things were one of my weaknesses. Now I can't even imagine eating one.
Restaurant pasta with cream sauce. I've had it once post lifestyle change, and it literally made me throw up. WAAAAY too heavy for me now.
Wow, yeah, I honestly think I might go hungry rather than eat Wonder Bread, purely from a taste standpoint. And I'm a starch/carb loving girl.
A big Mac, whopper or any other GREASY burger from a fast food place!
Just thinking about those makes me feel the need to wipe off the grease from my face!
Last edited by azmom; 12-19-2008 at 04:45 PM.
Ugh, saying "never again" to food is what got me over weight! The more I tried to resist, the more likely I was to have it again in larger quantities.
That said, since becoming a quasi-vegetarian (with an unfortunate desire for chicken sometimes ), I will never eat beef again! Or drink milk. It only took like a month without milk to find it disgusting.
Also, I'll never eat a whole pizza again.
I'll never eat a whole bag of chips in a day again.
I'll never go to TWO fast food restaurants to get takeout for one meal again.
I'll never eat a whole pint of ice cream again.
fried baloney or any kind of baloney for that matter.
Oh my gosh that was the first thing that popped to mind for me!
Honestly I think there are very few things that I'll NEVER eat again. Goes back to the fact that I am the type of person who, if you tell me I can't have something, I immediately want it. Why yes, I am contrary, thank you very much!
On the other hand, I just thought about a McDonald's hamburger and kinda wanted to throw up just a little. So maybe that's my thing. McD's hamburgers just sound totally gross to me now.
I totally agree with you joyra 100%. If I say never to particular foods, I end up binge-eating it!
I also don't eat any red meat or seafood (minus salmon), so I will never eat those again.
I also will never eat more than two slices of pizza in one sitting.
I'll never eat an entire bag of chips with three large chocolate bars in one sitting.
I'll never eat mayonnaise in large quantities.
I'll never again go to a restaurant for all three meals in one day.
I'll never drink as much soda as I once did.
There are many, many changes.
I guess I'm not so much at the point you guys are... I would probably still eat everything I used to eat, just in moderation. Everything other than any fast food places... No McDonalds or Wendies bleh. Who knows though, I'm still a beginner in the healthy lifestyle group.
Oh, and I forgot to mention.. I will never drink another soda again. Other than gingerale when I'm sick. It either makes me feel better, or gives me the illusion of such.
Wait no... that's a lie. LOL I will put diet sprite into my wine on occasion.
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Volkswagen Jetta − samochód osobowy klasy kompaktowej produkowany pod niemiecką marką Volkswagen od 1979 roku. Od 2018 roku produkowana jest siódma generacja modelu.

Pierwsza generacja

Volkswagen Jetta I został po raz pierwszy oficjalnie zaprezentowany podczas targów motoryzacyjnych we Frankfurcie we wrześniu 1979 roku jako wersja sedan Golfa I.

Zasadniczą różnicą przedniej części pojazdu w stosunku do Golfa I były prostokątne reflektory, które stały się elementem charakterystycznym kolejnych generacji modelu Jetta, a także kierunkowskazy zabudowane w narożnikach. Za projekt nadwozia pojazdu odpowiadał Giorgetto Giugiaro.

W 1981 roku uruchomiono produkcję pojazdu w zakładach Volkswagen de Mexico w Puebla w Meksyku.

Z uwagi na dużą popularność modelu za Oceanem rozważano wprowadzenie modelu do produkcji w jednej z amerykańskich fabryk w Sterling Heights w stanie Michigan.

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Druga generacja

Volkswagen Jetta II został po raz pierwszy oficjalnie zaprezentowany w pierwszej połowie 1984 roku.

Samochód zbudowany został na bazie płyty podłogowej VW A2, która wykorzystana została do budowy m.in. Golfa II, Corrado oraz Seata Toledo.

W 1985 roku wprowadzono model na rynek amerykański. Modele na rynek amerykański charakteryzowały się m.in. wklejaną przednią szybą, trzecim światłem STOP(na tylnej szybie), innymi zegarami, bardziej dopracowaną miękką deską rozdzielczą, światłami obrysowymi, dodatkowymi wzmocnieniami nadwozia oraz bogatszym wyposażeniem standardowym - m.in. klimatyzacja i tempomat.

Wersje wyposażone w napęd Syncro posiadały możliwość złożenia tylnej kanapy w celu zwiększenia przestrzeni bagażowej.

W 1987 roku wprowadzono kilka zmian stylistycznych - tzw. "lifting". Na zewnątrz zmieniono drzwi przednie("bez żagla"), atrapę przednią, pas tylny(emblematy z nowszą czcionką). Wewnątrz zmieniono kierownice, manetki kierunkowskazów oraz wycieraczek.

W drugiej połowie 1989 roku przeprowadzono drugi lifting - zmieniono zderzaki, listwy boczne, na tylnej klapie zamiast listwy pojawiła się tzw. "blenda". Wewnątrz zmieniono skrzynkę bezpieczników(wraz z praktycznie całą instalacją elektryczną), zmieniono lokalizację włącznika świateł awaryjnych.

Wersje wyposażeniowe:

 Cat
 C
 CL
 CLI
 CLX
 GL
 GLI
 GLI 16V
 GT
 GT 16V
 GTD
 GTX
 GTX 16V
 TX
 Wersje specjalne: Beach, Carat, Coach, Court, Flair, Flight, Pacific, Slalom, Strada, Topic, Trophy, Wolfsburg Edition.

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Trzecia generacja

Volkswagen Jetta III został po raz pierwszy oficjalnie zaprezentowany pod koniec 1991 roku. W Europie samochód był oferowany jako Vento.

Samochód został zbudowany na bazie płyty podłogowej VW A03, która wykorzystana została do budowy m.in. Golfa III. Początkowo auto oferowano wyłącznie na rynku europejskim. W 1993 roku rozpoczęto sprzedaż pojazdu na rynku amerykańskim. Wersja ta delikatnie różniła się od europejskiej m.in. szerszymi i bardziej wysuniętymi zderzakami oraz światłami obrysowymi. W reflektorach głównych pojazdu nie zamontowano świateł pozycyjnych.

Wersje wyposażeniowe
 CL
 CLX
 GL
 GLX
 GT
 GTD
 GTX
 VR6

W zależności od wybranej wersji wyposażeniowej, auto wyposażone mogło być m.in. w system ABS, wspomaganie kierownicy, elektryczne sterowanie szyb oraz klimatyzację.

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Czwarta generacja

Volkswagen Jetta IV został po raz pierwszy oficjalnie zaprezentowany w 1998 roku. W Europie samochód był oferowany jako Bora.

Samochód został zbudowany na bazie płyty podłogowej VW A4 PQ34, która wykorzystana została do budowy m.in. Golfa IV, Škody Octavii I oraz Seata Toledo II. Pojazd jest lepiej wyposażoną wersją Golfa IV.

Od maja 1999 do 2001 roku pojazd składany był w systemie CKD w polskiej fabryce Volkswagen Poznań

Volkswagen City Jetta
Pomimo prezentacji modelu piątej generacji, produkcja Jetty czwartej generacji była kontynuowana w Meksyku, Ameryce Południowej, Kanadzie i Chinach. Jako Bora lub City Jetta. W 2007 samochód przeszedł gruntowny facelifting, w ramach którego gruntownie przeprojektowano wygląd przedniej części nadwozia i tyłu, podobnie jak w przypadku Golfa IV na te same rynku. Produkcja Jetty pod tą postacią zakończyła się dopiero w 2015 roku.

Wersje wyposażeniowe
 Basis
 GLI
 Trendline
 Highline

W zależności od wersji wyposażeniowej pojazdu, auto wyposażone mogło być m.in. w system ABS i ESP, 2 lub 4 poduszki powietrzne, wspomaganie kierownicy, elektryczne sterowanie szyb, elektryczne sterowanie lusterek, elektrycznie sterowany szyberdach, klimatyzację manualną bądź automatyczną, podgrzewane oraz elektrycznie regulowane siedzenia, reflektory ksenonowe, system nawigacji satelitarnej, a także skórzaną tapicerkę i drewniane wstawki deski rozdzielczej i 15 lub 16-calowe alufelgi.

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Volkswagen Jetta V został po raz pierwszy oficjalnie zaprezentowany podczas targów motoryzacyjnych w Los Angeles w styczniu 2005 roku. Jest to ostatnie w historii wcielenie Jetty będące de facto odmianą sedan modelu Volkswagen Golf.

Pojazd został zbudowany na bazie płyty podłogowej VW A5 PQ35, która wykorzystana została do budowy m.in. Golfa V, Škody Octavii II, a także Audi A3. Przód pojazdu stylistycznie nawiązuje do modelu Golf V, natomiast pas tylny do Passata B6. Charakterystycznym elementem stylizacji pojazdu jest chromowana atrapa chłodnicy.

Wersje przeznaczone na rynek amerykański wyposażone zostały w pięciocylindrowy silnik benzynowy o pojemności 2.5 l i mocy maksymalnej 150 KM (później 170 KM) lub w silnik wysokoprężny 1.9 TDI o mocy 100 KM. w Południowej Afryce auto w podstawowej wersji oferowane było jako Bora II, a w Chinach sprzedawano je równocześnie wraz z poprzednią generacją Jetty, która po liftingu zmieniła tam nazwę na City Jetta, dlatego V generacja pojazdu oferowana jest tam pod nazwą Sagitar.

Wersje wyposażeniowe
 Comfortline
 GLI
 S
 Sportline
 TDI Cup Edition - wersja limitowana wyposażona w silnik wysokoprężny 2.0 TDI o mocy 140 KM. Auto wyróżnia się przednim zderzakiem z ogromnym wlotem powietrza, dokładką tylnego zderzaka, 18-calowymi alufelgami, sportowymi fotelami oraz wielofunkcyjną kierownicą wyposażoną w manetki zmiany biegów.
 Trendline
 Value Edition

W zależności od wersji wyposażeniowej pojazdu, auto mogło być wyposażone m.in. w system ABS z EBD, ASR, MSR i ESP, 6 poduszek powietrznych, aktywne zagłówki, elektromechaniczne wspomaganie układu kierowniczego, elektryczne sterowanie szyb, podgrzewanie i elektryczne sterowanie lusterek, klimatyzację manualną bądź automatyczną, wielofunkcyjną kierownicę, radio CD, a także skórzaną tapicerkę, reflektory biksenonowe oraz system nawigacji satelitarnej występujący w wersji czarno-białej z przyciskami oraz kolorowej z ekranem dotykowym.

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Szósta generacja

Volkswagen Jetta VI został po raz pierwszy oficjalnie zaprezentowany na Times Square w Nowym Jorku 17 czerwca 2010 roku.

Jest to pierwsze wcielenie Jetty w dziejach modelu, które zostało zaprojektowane od podstaw jako oddzielna i samodzielna konstrukcja niezawierająca cech wyglądu analogicznego wcielenia modelu Golf.

Samochód został zbudowany na bazie zmodernizowanej płyty podłogowej VW A5 PQ35, która wykorzystana została do budowy m.in. Golfa VI. Stylistycznie auto czerpie z koncepcyjnego modelu New Compact Coupe Concept zaprezentowanego podczas targów motoryzacyjnych w Detroit w styczniu 2010 roku. Pas przedni pojazdu nawiązuje do innych produkowanych obecnie modeli marki, natomiast tył pojazdu nawiązuje do Audi A4 B8.

Pod koniec 2012 roku podczas targów motoryzacyjnych w Los Angeles zaprezentowano wersję z napędem hybrydowym, która napędzana jest turbodoładowanym silnikiem benzynowym o pojemności 1.4 l o mocy 150 KM, połączonym z 20-konnym silnikiem elektrycznym. Łączna moc obu silników wynosi 170 KM. Silnik elektryczny zamontowano pomiędzy silnikiem spalinowym a 7-biegową przekładnią DSG. Baterie litowo-jonowe zasilające pojazdu umieszczone zostały pod podłogą bagażnika.

Pod koniec 2013 roku zaprezentowana została limitowana wersja GLI Edition 30/GLI Edition 30 with Navigation stworzona z okazji 30-lecia istnienia modelu GLI. Od podstawowej wersji GLI auto wyróżnia się 18-calowymi alufelgami, spojlerem bagażnika, czerwonym wykończeniem atrapy chłodnicy, tylnymi lampami wykonanymi w technologii LED oraz w wersji Navigation czerwonymi wstawkami w przednich reflektorach biksenonowych. Wnętrze pojazdu pokryte zostało skórzaną tapicerką V-Tex oraz czerwonymi wykończeniami, a także wzbogacone o system multimedialny z ekranem dotykowym oraz Bluetooth, system bezkluczykowy oraz nawigację i kamerę cofania. Auto napędzane jest silnikiem benzynowym o pojemności 2 l (TSI) i mocy 213 KM i 280 Nm momentu obrotowego.

Podczas targów motoryzacyjnych w Nowym Jorku w kwietniu 2014 roku zaprezentowano wersję po face liftingu. Dodano m.in. chromowane dodatki oraz odświeżono tylne lampy. Do listy wyposażenia standardowego dodano m.in. system Blind Spot Detection monitorujący martwe pole, Rear Traffic Alert, który pomaga uniknąć kolizji przy wyjeżdżaniu tyłem z miejsca parkingowego oraz Front Assist ostrzegający przed kolizją z pojazdem znajdującym się z przodu, a do wyposażenia opcjonalnego dodano reflektory biksenonowe z funkcją doświetlania zakrętów oraz diodowe światła tylne. Przy okazji poprawiono aerodynamikę karoserii i zmodyfikowano strukturę nadwozia pod kątem odporności w czasie zderzenia oraz wprowadzono nowy silnik wysokoprężny o pojemności 2.0 l TDI o mocy 150 KM.

Wersje wyposażeniowe
Europa:
 Trendline
 Comfortline
 Highline
 Hybrid
 CityLine Trendline
 CityLine Comfortline
 CityLine Highline
 2012 Edition

USA:
 S
 S w/Tech Package - wersja pojawiła się w 2016 r. Do standardu S dodano port USB, kamerę cofania i system dźwiękowy z ekranem dotykowym (Composition Media), systemem APP-Conect oraz radiem satelitarnym
 SE
 SEL
 GLI
 GLI Edition 30 / GLI Edition 30 with Navigation – limitowana wersja na rynek amerykański z okazji 30. rocznicy obecności modelu na tamtejszym rynku

Standardowe wyposażenie wersji europejskiej pojazdu obejmuje m.in. system ABS z ESP, ESR, światła do jazdy dziennej, elektryczne sterowanie szyb, elektryczne sterowanie lusterek, przednie poduszki powietrzne, zamek centralny, podgrzewane lusterka boczne, radio, klimatyzację. Opcjonalnie pojazd wyposażyć można m.in. w alufelgi, tempomat, wielofunkcyjną kierownicę, skórzaną kierownicę i dźwignię zmiany biegów, reflektory przeciwmgielne z funkcją doświetlania zakrętów, klimatyzację automatyczną oraz czujnik deszczu, światła do jazdy dziennej wykonane w technologii LED.

Standardowe wyposażenie wersji amerykańskiej pojazdu obejmuje m.in. klimatyzację, czujniki ciśnienia w oponach, ABS, ESP, ASR, światła do jazdy dziennej, elektryczne sterowanie szyb, elektryczne sterowanie lusterek, przednie i boczne poduszki powietrzne, zamek centralny, podgrzewane lusterka boczne, wielofunkcyjną kierownicę. Opcjonalnie pojazd wyposażyć można m.in. w radio satelitarne, chromowane akcesoria na karoserii i wewnątrz pojazdu, 16 i 17-calowe alufelgi, skórzaną tapicerkę, 2-strefową klimatyzację, radio CD/MP3, panoramiczny dach oraz system DVD.

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Volkswagen Jetta VII został po raz pierwszy oficjalnie zaprezentowany podczas targów motoryzacyjnych w Detroit na początku 2018 roku.

Po raz pierwszy w historii tego pojazdu Jetta nie jest oferowana w Europie. Samochód zaprojektowano przede wszystkim z myślą o rynku amerykańskim na bazie modułowej płyty podłogowej MQB.

Podczas targów motoryzacyjnych w Chicago na początku 2019 roku zaprezentowana została usportowiona odmiana GLI wyposażona w 2.0 l silnik TSI o mocy 230 KM.

Lifting
W połowie 2021 roku samochód przeszedł modernizację. Odmłodzono głównie wygląd, atrapę chłodnicy i zderzaki. Zyskał nowy silnik i odświeżony wygląd. Uzupełniono też gamę opcji wykończenia i wzorów felg.

Wyposażenie
W zależności od wersji wyposażeniowej pojazdu, auto wyposażone może być m.in. w zestaw cyfrowych zegarów Active Info Display, system audio Beats by Dr.Dre, 10-kolorowe podświetlenie wnętrza pojazdu, w pełni wykonane w technologii LED reflektory, a także wentylowane oraz podgrzewane fotele, adaptacyjny tempomat, utrzymywanie na pasie ruchu, wspomaganie cofania oraz system monitorowania martwego pola, skórzaną tapicerkę.

Przypisy

Bibliografia
 Samochody Świata. Wyd. Print Shops Prego – Polska, Warszawa (roczniki 1991-2003).
 Samochody Świata. Wyd. Motovision, Warszawa (rocznik 2005).
 Samochody Świata. Wyd. Media Connection, Warszawa (roczniki 2006-2007).
 l'Automobile 1983/1984.

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Samochody z napędem AWD
Sedany
Kombi
Samochody hybrydowe
Samochody z lat 70.
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Samochody z lat 90.
Samochody z lat 2000–2009
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@property (nonatomic) float basePrice;
@property (nonatomic) float capacity;
@property (nonatomic) float mass;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NSString *metaGroupName;
@property (nonatomic) int16_t metaLevel;
@property (nonatomic) float portionSize;
@property (nonatomic) BOOL published;
@property (nonatomic) float radius;
@property (nonatomic) int32_t typeID;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NSString *typeName;
@property (nonatomic) float volume;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NSSet<NCDBDgmTypeAttribute *> *attributes;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NCDBIndBlueprintType *blueprintType;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NSSet<NCDBCertCertificate *> *certificates;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NCDBInvControlTower *controlTower;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NSSet<NCDBInvControlTowerResource *> *controlTowerResources;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NSSet<NCDBMapDenormalize *> *denormalize;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NCDBDgmppItem *dgmppItem;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NSSet<NCDBDgmEffect *> *effects;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NCDBInvGroup *group;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NCDBDgmppHullType *hullType;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NCDBEveIcon *icon;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NSSet<NCDBIndRequiredSkill *> *indRequiredSkills;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NSSet<NCDBRamInstallationTypeContent *> *installationTypeContents;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NCDBInvMarketGroup *marketGroup;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NSSet<NCDBCertSkill *> *masterySkills;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NSSet<NCDBIndRequiredMaterial *> *materials;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NCDBInvMetaGroup *metaGroup;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NCDBInvType *parentType;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NSSet<NCDBIndProduct *> *products;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NCDBChrRace *race;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NSSet<NCDBInvTypeRequiredSkill *> *requiredForSkill;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NSOrderedSet<NCDBInvTypeRequiredSkill *> *requiredSkills;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NSSet<NCDBStaStation *> *stations;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NCDBTxtDescription *typeDescription;
@property (nullable, nonatomic, retain) NSSet<NCDBInvType *> *variations;
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Does the SYNC 3 Use in the Ford C-Max Still Access AppLink?
Auto infotainment systems have a limited memory capability, just like any other memory driven device. Early in the development of the SYNC Infotainment system, Ford engineers recognized that this limitation might inhibit access to listeners favorite music. To augment the memory system in the car's memory, Ford simply added AppLink.
AppLink allows your car's SYNC system to access up to 70 applications on any occupant's smartphone. Whether you are playing a game, listening to music, or only looking for an alternative destination, the AppLink connection allows you to extend the smartphone's apps onto the SYNC screen.
AppLink connectivity proved so popular that Ford extended its use to the new SYNC 3 Infotainment system used in the C-Max. Come to Wilson Motor Company for a free demonstration of how AppLink works with your smartphone or other technologically advanced devices.


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Book Review :: The Guilty
The Guilty by David Baldacci
This review was first published in The Hans India
Baldacci's most popular character so far, Will Robie's assassinating days are on the line after a screw up at a mission—now he "needs" to go home, which he abandoned 20 years ago but, this is far from a homecoming
Assassinating the past
David Baldacci takes the high profile assassin, Will Robie to a rusty, rural town Cantrell, Mississippi in 'The Guilty'.This is the fourth Will Robie story and unlike the first three, Will's role is different in this.
One of the most valuable "assets" for the US government, CIA's star assassin Will Robie makes a blooper in his latest mission. In killing a target overseas, he accidentally kills the target's daughter and Will loses his game. After he touches base in the US, Blue Man (his boss) informs Will that his estranged father has been arrested for murder and Will "needs" to return home (after twenty plus years) because, obviously what else would fix him?
Secret agents and snipers with daddy issues hitting back home just before their mid-life crisis to "face their past"; could this be anymore cliché? Regardless, Baldacci makes it work what with Will's likeable personality and demeanour.
Twenty years change a lot, even a small town like Cantrell. For one, Will's father, once a second-rate lawyer, is now the county judge with a mansion for a house and a young new wife, Victoria and two-year-old, Tyler.The man his father is accused of killing is a "lowlife" named Sherman Clancy, who comes to wealth in mysterious happenings. There's a sadistic and misogynistic preacher, who calls his three rebellious daughters as sluts; two of whom end up murdered. And, a lingering wound is opened up by the absence of the Barksdale family whose daughter, Laura was Will's childhood sweetheart; Will believes that she could have been the one.
Rural, small towns in the South Gulf Coast have their own rules and soon, things turns into a terrible homecoming for Will. He is unwelcome; sinister things are happening, the FBI shows up with a serial killer angle and amidst the ruckus, the no-nonsense, all steel, Jessica Reel (his professional partner first introduced in 'The Hit') shows up and helps Will, who is trying to save his father by tracking down the real killer.
The setting is apt, characters are real and the robust town is as sinister as it gets in the south; the turn of every page is packed with action, with wonderful prose taking Jessica and Will to mortal peril. Here's the thing though,assassins are not detectives. Now, Will Robie is all things amazing and capable but, he is not a spy. Neither is Jessica Reel. If they were, the CIA would have hired them as one. Therefore, the duo's approach to solving a murder mystery is amateur in spite of their action game being on point. Full points to Baldacci for making it an authentically bad mystery novel, because, again, assassins are not detectives and take note, this is not bad writing.
The problem with the book is that it even though it starts off well; it ends on a low note. In addition, too many abusive, clichéd subplots dilute the intensity of the book's purpose. Adding to that is the lame double-twist climax, which isn't all surprising (if you're a mystery novel fan) because you will have guessed the culprit long before Will.
This is Baldacci indulging his creations so let's let the author have his fun. Readers will learn more about what makes Robie tick and as Baldacci himself has said in the note to the readers before the book begins, "He (Will Robie) may be highly trained and superbly fit and excel at what he does, but Robie is not infallible. And he has emotions just like anyone else."
Baldacci has revealed to the coming of more Will Robie books. It would be interesting to see what comes next after Robie's phase of 'facing the demons of the past' is done for good.
Labels: Book Review, David Baldacci, Jessica Reel, The Guilty, Will Robie

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Q: Qual a diferença entre a tag  e ? Vi sobre as tags  e <s>, dizem que uma é para ser usada em textos/frases não relevantes e outra para "deletar" parte do texto, porém ao utilizar ambas as tags o efeito é o mesmo (uma linha riscando a frase) . Qual a diferença? Muda algo eu utilizar uma ou outra?

A: Visualmente falando o resultado é o mesmo, mas a intenção é diferente, as tags html servem para marcação, como o próprio nome sugere, ou seja, ela delimita o conteúdo, o html serve para separar as partes.

Um texto que uma parte foi deletada, e uma nova parte foi inserida.
<s>

Marca um texto que não esta correto
Fonte
Apesar do resultado visual ser o mesmo, a intenção é diferente, um front-end pode tratar as duas tags com uma formatação diferente, se você formatou o seu texto com o real sentido das tags o estilo do front-end vai ser aplicado corretamente.

A: A tag  é usada para identificar o texto que foi excluído de um documento, mas retido para mostrar o histórico de modificações feitas no documento. Emparelhe um elemento  com um elemento  para identificar o texto inserido que substituiu o texto excluído.

Exemplo

A enciclopédia mais importante do mundo é Enciclopédia Britânica Wikipedia.

A tag <s> é usada para identificar textos que não são mais precisos ou relevantes. É semelhante, mas semanticamente distinto, da tag  que é usada para identificar edições de documentos.

A: O <s> é uma ferramenta feita para que a pessoa que olhar o código tenha a ciência de que aquela informação deve ser alterada ou corrigida. Entenda o <s> como uma espécie de alerta.
o , por sua vez, faz com que o texto não seja renderizado!

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The procession commemorates Our Lord's entrance into Jerusalem, welcomed by the crowd waving spring branches. The 'station' for blessing palms (starting point for procession) is at the bottom of the path to the north-east of the church.
St. Luke's Passion is read during Mass.
The Paschal Triduum runs inclusively from Maundy Thursday evening to Easter Sunday evening. Throughout the Triduum the Church celebrates the Easter mystery: The Father's redeeming work wrought in his beloved Son and our own share in this great salvation through the Sacraments. The Easter mystery cannot be separated from the mystery of Pentecost, because both the victory of the Cross and our Baptism into the Christ, crucified and risen, were accomplished through the love and power of the Holy Spirit.
7.00pm Solemn Liturgy of the Lord's Supper in St. Mary's, Hay, followed by procession of the Blessed Sacrament to the Altar of Repose, where the Watch of the Passion takes place.
The Altar of Repose has been prepared with candles and flowers to represent the Garden of Gethsemane and to honour the 'real presence' of our Lord in Consecrated Bread.
In the Garden our Saviour experienced his bitter agony of prayer. Although the Altar of Repose is adorned with festivity, the rest of the church dwells now in darkness, stripped of ornament, and wrapped in a mantle of mourning. The church remains open until eleven o'clock for the watch of silent prayer. People may come and go according to opportunity during this 'rota' of personal devotion.
Today the congregation takes part in two processions: first, to the unveiled Cross, for touching the wood or kissing the feet of the Crucifix; secondly, to the altar rail for receiving Holy Communion. On Good Friday Mass is not celebrated. Nevertheless, the Body of Christ is given from the supply consecrated and 'reserved' from evening Mass yesterday.
The use of the Reserved Sacrament is part of normal ministry to the sick: Holy Communion is taken out of the Tabernacle and carried to homes of people cut off by illness from the Sunday assembly.
The Tabernacle is the 'tent' of Divine Presence, situated at the back of our altar between the six candlesticks. It normally contains Consecrated Wafers, food for the faithful. During the first part of the Triduum the bare, empty Tabernacle shows the desolation of the Church caused by the loss of her Lord. Good Friday Communion is served from an alternative, 'private' place of reservation.
This begins late on Saturday, after sundown, with celebration of the Paschal Vigil. Though actually happening before midnight, the Vigil is reckoned, by force of anticipation, as belonging to Easter Sunday rather than Holy Saturday.
Blessing of New Fire in churchyard; procession of Easter Candle into darkened church; Song of Easter Praise; Ministry of the Word, extending through Old Testament Prophecy to Easter Gospel; Blessing of the Font with Renewal of Baptismal Vows; first Mass of Easter.
The Easter Vigil is the great Baptismal Service. Even if, on this occasion we have only Renewal of Vows, the Vigil Service is designed for the Baptism, Confirmation and first Communion of new Christians, who will have undergone final training and instruction during Lent.
Today is Pascha, Easter Sunday, in Easter Orthodox Churches, which keep the old Julian Calendar.
Monday, 29th April: Feast of St. Catherine of Siena, Doctor of the Church, Patron Saint of Europe.


Farrowing crate mod. Balance. Front beam to avoid crushing. Bottom protective bars "fingers".
Farrowing crate mod. Balance can be considered an evolution of the farrowing crate mod. 018 in which, on the basis of its structure, we add a mobile swing still maintaining th protective bars "fingers" at the bottom.
Protective bars "fingers" at the bottom.


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Q: SimpleXML won't return data properly I'm using SimpleXML to parse a data file from an external source. I'm trying to pull a thumbnail from the result, which looks like this:
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        <author>
            <name>burningcandle2010</name>
            <uri>https://www.mochimedia.com/community/profile/burningcandle2010</uri>
        </author>
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        <id>urn:uuid:bf720e45-7ca0-34c7-a63a-0f6f20a4c267</id>
        <media:player height="470" url="http://games.mochiads.com/c/g/allout-offsite/Ball_Punch.swf" width="798" />
        <media:thumbnail height="100" url="http://thumbs.mochiads.com/c/g/allout-offsite/_thumb_100x100.png" width="100" />
        <media:title>Ball_Punch</media:title>
        <media:description>punch your ball</media:description>
        <media:keywords>other, rhythm</media:keywords>
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        <published>2010-07-04T06:58:55.577826-08:00</published>

Tag

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Description

punch your ball

Resolution

798x470

Instructions

Key Mappings

Control Scheme

{"fire": "left_mouse", "jump": "space", "movement": "mouse"}

Categories

Puzzles

Keywords

other, rhythm

Rating

Everyone

Leaderboards

False

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Slug

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False

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http://games.mochiads.com/c/g/allout-offsite.zip

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</entry>

My code is here:
$thumbnail = $game->summary->div->a->img->attributes()->src;

However, when I run this through print_r($thumbnail), I get:
SimpleXMLElement Object
(
    [0] => DATA_I_WANT
)

No matter what I do, it always winds up being this or an empty SimpleXMLElement Object. I've tried ->src[0], ->src->{'0'}, etc. to no avail.

A: Try simply typecasting to a string:
print_r((string) $thumbnail)

SimpleXML has a habit of being a little shady when you try to actually use the data that it collects. I'm in a habit of just typecasting everything it spits out.
Good luck!

A: Just cast to a string. :]
$thumbnail = (string)$game->summary->div->a->img->attributes()->src;


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Recently, my brother and I were taking a road trip from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh and back. The trip is about 9 hours in total, so we looked for an audiobook that would take up most of that. Both being avid Ansari fans, we made this choice quickly. I am an advocate of listening to books written by comedians over reading them. The voice inflection just does something magic to it. See also Amy Poehler's Yes Please and Tina Fey's Bossypants.
We knew that this book used some social science research, but what we weren't prepared for was that it is essentially a sociology book, written by a very smart funny man. Ansari teamed up with social scientists across the country and world to produce Modern Romance, utlizing focus groups, surveys and interviews to find out how romance and notions surrounding it have changed over the past few years.
We sat in rapt silence, occasionally pausing it to talk about what we thought about what he was saying, and occasionally laughing hysterically at Ansari's asides and one-liners. Mostly though, we learned. It was a fascinating book. Our favorite chapters were the ones which talked about romance in Doha, Tokyo and Buenos Aries, for the record.
I highly recommend this book for anyone who is interested in how sexuality and romance and commitment and marriage have evolved culturally and societally over time. The humor is a great seasoning to the meat of the data and its presentation, but this is not a book you come to for the jokes. Again, I'd highly recommend the audiobook – Ansari is a great narrator and makes the data truly come alive.
Since this was a road trip book, we enjoyed it with Diet Coke (me) and Red Bull (him).
Pitfalls of dating an Argentine: A blog for expats and natives alike which explores further the things covered by Ansari in his section on the capital.
What Single Women Should Know Before Moving to the Gulf for Work: A very informative article and well worth the read just to know!


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MainAll NewsInside IsraelSmotrich: I'm willing to give up everything for right-wing unity
Smotrich: I'm willing to give up everything for right-wing unity
Transportation Min. Smotrich calls on United Right factions to approve agreement, says right-wing parties should run together.
Bezalel Smotrich
Yonatan Sindel/Flash 90
Transportation Minister Bezalel Smotrich (United Right) on Monday morning promised to do "anything" in order to preserve the parties' unity.
Until last week, the United Right was made up of the Jewish Home, National Union, and Otzma Yehudit parties.
In an interview with Reshet Bet, Smotrich said, "I thought, and I still think, that the United Right needed to approve the agreement as it was. And on that basis, we need to unite as one ticket."
Slamming the Jewish Home and Otzma Yehudit factions' attempts to improve their standings in the party ahead of the upcoming elections, Smotrich wrote: "It makes me sad. I think it's unnecessary and takes time, and I think that we'll find ourselves with a similar makeup. I want to believe that this is a process of negotiations. I think it's a mistake. The responsibility placed on our shoulders is great."
Regarding the possibility of joining together with additional right-wing parties, Smotrich emphasized his willingness to give up seats and positions in order to allow such a list to succeed.
"Anyone who wants to run to the right of the Likud must unite," he said. "I definitely won't be the leader. I think Rabbi Rafi Peretz is doing a good job and he can lead. I'm not going to stand in the way of a union, I'm willing to make any compromises necessary."
Smotrich also discussed whether former Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked (New Right) could lead his party: "I'm not handling negotiations and I don't decide anything. I think that it would be better if Rabbi Peretz chaired the party, Ayelet will do a great job even in second place, but I don't decide and don't determine anything, at the end of the day in one room we can reach agreements."
Slamming New Right chairman Naftali Bennett for encouraging two separate parties - the United Right and a "liberal right-wing party" - to the right of the Likud, Smotrich added: "I am aware of the differences. We have a large enough common denominator that we can run together."
"Naftali hasn't learned anything. Reality slapped us all in the face. Come, let's put aside the theories and wishes. Running separately shows a lack of responsibility, and the potential damage is enormous."
Tags:Bezalel Smotrich, 2019 Elections


Have you always been scared of the gym? You walk up to the door of the fitness centre and can feel your heart rate increasing already, your breathing is getting faster. You grab the door handle and notice your hands are a bit sweaty and a little shaky too. Your stomach feels a little queasy all of a sudden. The gym has always had this effect on you, so your workouts are short and rushed so you can get out. You can't put your finger on what it is, but going to the gym makes you feel uneasy, scared even. Because of this, your best made plans always fall away because you don't like going.
You rock up to the theme park and get in line for the latest thrill ride. It has a huge first drop, then straight into a triple corkscrew. You are so excited, you can barely contain yourself. Your breathing is fast, heart rate is elevated. You feel a bit shaky and your partner won't hold your hand because it's sweaty. Your stomach is feeling a little funny now, maybe that double choc thick-shake was a bad idea!
Hang on……aren't they all the same responses you got when you went to the gym? Well, Quite simply, yes!
Arousal is arousal. When you get scared the brain releases adrenaline and cortisol which creates all of the above mentioned physiological responses. Essentially it's getting the body ready to move and react, in whatever way that may be. You may know it as the fight or flight response. When you get excited, the exact same process happens. The adrenaline that flows through your body from fear is the same adrenaline that flows through your body when you are excited.
So how come some things we choose to view as fear, and others as excitement? Ultimately it comes down to our mindset and how we choose to interpret the stimulus. Maybe it has to do with past experiences that can drive particular negative or positive associations and can therefore make an experience either an exciting one, or one that holds great fear.
So next time you walk into your gym and get these feelings of fear, take a moment to think about them, about why you're feeling them what they actually mean and then move on. Could it be that you aren't scared of the gym, that you are actually very excited about the change you are about to make and the positive impact this will have on you?
My advice to you if you do actually feel you are scared of the gym, is to look around. Not all gyms are made equal. Find somewhere that suits you and suits what you want and need. Secondly, learn to breath! Practice deep, even and controlled breathing through your diaphragm. This breathing can help to get your body back to a 'normal' state faster and in turn will lower your emotional arousal levels and be more in control of any situation.
Finally, find an exercise coach that you resonate with so that they can help create a positive atmosphere for you in your journey to a better and healthier self.
This is me. I have the motivation until I get there and then I have trouble getting inside let alone looking around. I normally last a couple of sessions then it is easier to just not go.
Hi Julie, Thanks for the comment. You certainly aren't alone in these feelings, Gym's can be intimidating. I encourage you not to give up! The positive benefits on your health that a quality training session has is well worth persisting. Get involved in the process, learn about how what are doing is helping you and turn it into a journey that you control.


Baume & Mercier's story begins in 1830 with the founding of a family business. Brothers Louis-Victor and Célestin Baume opened a comptoir horloger (watch dealership) in Les Bois, a village in the Swiss Jura. Their company developed rapidly and earned an excellent reputation by creating exceptional models incorporating cutting-edge innovations. Loyal to their motto " Accept only perfection, only manufacture watches of the highest quality", the Frères Baume company enjoyed rapid growth. Throughout its history the brand has never lost sight of this goal, and today's Baume & Mercier watches still express the founders' commitment to perfection in every detail.
Today, Baume & Mercier enjoys international recognition and is the seventholdest Swiss watchmaking brand. Baume & Mercier, a family saga, has been making its mark on watchmaking history since its inception. Baume & Mercier is committed to perpetuating this heritage and continuing to pass down this know-how to future generations.


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/**
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 * @method int getProductId()
 * @method Mage_Tag_Model_Tag_Relation setProductId(int $value)
 * @method int getStoreId()
 * @method Mage_Tag_Model_Tag_Relation setStoreId(int $value)
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 * @method Mage_Tag_Model_Tag_Relation setActive(int $value)
 * @method string getCreatedAt()
 * @method Mage_Tag_Model_Tag_Relation setCreatedAt(string $value)
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 * @category    Mage
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 * @author      Magento Core Team <core@magentocommerce.com>
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Rogers expecting to say goodbye at SCG
Australia opening batsman Chris Rogers is expecting to play his last Test match on Australian soil when he lines up for the fourth and final Test against India at the Sydney Cricket Ground on 6 January.
Rogers has always maintained that he wants play until after the Ashes series in England later this year, and with no more home series until then, he feels it is a fitting Test to say farewell to the Aussie fans.
He said: "You never say never but I kind of looked at the future and thought the England series and what England has meant for me would be a nice way to finish.
"So hopefully I can get through to the Ashes. But if this is the last (Test in Australia) then it's definitely not the worst one to go out on."
The 38 year-old spoke about how touring away from home is putting a strain on his body, and was still unsure of what his future plans are after retirement.
He said: "I think you get to a point where touring can be quite difficult. Playing a lot of cricket can kind of get to you a little bit in the end so I'm looking forward to maybe new challenges as well, but they can wait for the moment.
"I've got a few options (after cricket). "Cricket's been my life for the last 20 years or whatever so possibly staying involved in the game (is an option).
"Maybe even take some time off, you never know. I've been pretty non-stop for a long time now so we'll just wait and see."
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{
	ManagersContainer::GetInstance().AddManager(static_cast<IManager*>(this));
}

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{
}

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test_description="test populated fs"

. lib/test-lib.sh

ipfs_init

add_and_get() {
  ipfs add -q -r "$1" | tail -n1 >hash1
  echo ipfs get -o "$2" $(cat hash1)
  ipfs get -o "$2" $(cat hash1)
  ipfs add -q -r "$2" | tail -n1 >hash2
  test_cmp hash1 hash2
  diff -u -r "$1" "$2"
}

test_expect_success "populate shallow and small" '
  random-files --dirs 5 --files 10 --depth 3 --filesize 1024 expected1 &&
  add_and_get expected1 actual1
'

test_expect_success "populate deep and small" '
  random-files --dirs 6 --files 10 --depth 6 --filesize 1024 expected2 &&
  add_and_get expected2 actual2
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#   random-files --dirs 5 --files 10 --depth 3 --filesize 1048576 expected3 &&
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COLOGNE, Germany — The future Franco-German combat aircraft program is set to begin in earnest early next year, but a key project phase is already in full swing: the bickering.
On the surface, the two main companies involved — Dassault and Airbus — have "a clear common vision on the project," as an Airbus spokesman put it. But there is also the politicking, the jockeying for position and the mistrust that tends to show itself when there is big money on the table.
That pertains to the second-tier suppliers, with French business weekly Challenges describing a veritable "guerre" — war — between Airbus and French electronics specialist Thales. At issue is who will lead the critical networking segment of the future weapon system, the secret sauce for turning flying pieces of bent metal into the type of lethal aerial "system of systems" that Berlin and Paris want.
Airbus Defence and Space chief Dirk Hoke, a German, claimed that role in a mid-October interview with La Tribune. And while Airbus says Dassault probably wouldn't take issue with the arrangement, given its leadership of the actual new combat aircraft, the French company has yet to express a position on the delicate division of labor.
The Dassault press office did not respond to several requests for comment.
In many ways, the state of affairs on the Future Combat Air System, or FCAS, reflects the political features of a Franco-German friendship pushing Europe in the direction of a more unified military capability. That is, France does most of the pushing, while Germany falls back on its mechanistic reflexes in policymaking.
To French ears, the German attitude toward the future air weapon may seem downright stoic. That has a lot to do with a mismatch in attitude between the two countries toward military and defense writ large. France traditionally celebrates its defense companies as national champions, whereas in Germany, the arms industry is one of many economic factors, and an often pooh-poohed one at that.
To German ears, the French rumblings, especially in industry, seem unnecessary and premature.
France needs to gradually cut its reliance on certain American components, according to the French armed forces minister, though she admits it's impossible to be completely independent.
"We are talking about a planning window of 2040 for fielding a follow-on aircraft to the Eurofighter and Rafale," the spokesman added. That means, there should be plenty of time to sort out work share details.
For now, Airbus is giving the appearance that it's watching the knife-sharpening on the industrial work share question from a distance.
Besides the industrial rumblings, high-level policy differences between Paris and Berlin are beginning to trickle down to the level of common defense programs. On the issue of exports, for example, French President Emmanuel Macron rejected a recent statement by German Chancellor Angela Merkel that arms exports should be stopped to Saudi Arabia until the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the Saudi Consulate in Turkey is fully explained.
The German news outlet Der Spiegel reported last month that disagreements over the exportability of the future FCAS weapon could represent a serious wrinkle in pushing the project forward.
So for now, the industrial "saber-rattling" continues, as one German defense official put it. The question is whether the governments will let it get to them.
As La Tribune suggested in an article about Germany's alleged "filouteries" — skullduggery — in defense cooperation matters with France, perhaps a session of couples therapy might be in order.


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The weather came as a great advantage to us, particularly for me in the editing studio. I played with some contrast and managed to create wonderfully sharp images of contrasting shadows against the sunlight – I'm particularly proud of the shot from below with the midday sun and strike of cloud across the background. Nature is my colour palette! I also edited some shots in black and white to give Tasha and Gareth some variety.
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Cuban First Vice President Salvador Valdes reaffirmed today the support of the Caribbean island for the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the founding of the Asian country.
Pyongyang.- "Cuba has supported and will continue to support the Democratic Republic of Korea in its efforts in the constitution of socialism for the achievement of a lasting peace in the peninsula and for the reunification of its homeland," said the Cuban leader.
Valdés participated in commemorations for the 70th anniversary of the DPRK's proclamation in this capital, on behalf of the First Secretary of the Communist Party of Cuba, Raúl Castro, and of the Cuban President, Miguel Díaz-Canel.
In this regard, he expressed that Cuba will reaffirm the high priority it gives to its relations with the DPRK, based on the special relationship between our historical leaders and the current leaders.


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Avoca strikes gold in WA (0) June 1, 2009 Avoca Resources has posted record results at its Trident gold mine.
Macarthur renews contracts (0) June 1, 2009 Sedgman Limited has extended and amalgamated $80 million worth of operating contracts at Macarthur Coal's Coppabella and Moorvale coal mines.
A mine of biblical proportions (0) June 1, 2009 Waratah Coals proposed Galilee thermal coal project in Central Queensland will have an annual export capacity of 40 million tonnes.
Unions against retirement age increase (0) June 1, 2009 Plans to increase the pension age have been slammed by trade unions.
NSW mining lease withdrawn (0) June 1, 2009 A NSW mining lease application has been withdrawn by despite gaining land approvals.
Tiger Resources roars ahead (0) June 1, 2009 Tiger Resources is one step further to developing a large copper project in North America.
Industrea wins BMA collision avoidance contract (0) June 1, 2009 Industrea Limited has announced a $5.4 million contract to supply its CAS-CAM/RF collision avoidance system to BHP Billiton Mitsubishi Alliance (BMA).
Iron ore miners still smiling (0) May 29, 2009 Benchmark iron ore prices drop 37% but still represent second highest price on record.
Junior strikes third-party deal with FMG (0) May 29, 2009 BC Iron has secured an in-principle agreement with FMG.
Sustainable mining gets $1.1 m boost (0) May 29, 2009 Mitsubishi Development has committed $1.1 million to sustainable mining.
Golden milestone for Coolgardie Gold Project (0) May 29, 2009 Gold producer achieves milestone at the Coolgardie Gold Project.
Accommodation for South Hedland (6) May 29, 2009 South Hedland will get two new residential sites.
Industry working for indigenous communities (0) May 29, 2009 The Federal Government and the Mineral Council of Australia (MCA) have announced will tackle indigenous poverty in mining regions.
Company wins $57 m home (0) May 28, 2009 Decmil Australia has secured a $57 million contract with BHP Billiton for the design and construction of an accommodation village in Port Hedland.
Survey highlights skills in demand (0) May 28, 2009 More than 40% of Australian employers are struggling to fill vacancies, a recent survey found.
$7.5 billion coal project to create 7,500 jobs (0) May 28, 2009 Waratah Coal's $7.5 billion thermal coal project is expected to create more than 6000 direct jobs during construction and 1,500 during operation.
OZ wins sale approval (0) May 28, 2009 OZ Minerals has received approval for the sale of its Martabe gold and silver project.
A special report: A modern renaissance (0) May 28, 2009 Paul Hayes reports on the future of the uranium mining industry in Australia. Part two.
Failure of light vehicle steering box shaft (0) May 28, 2009 The Western Australian Department of Mines and Energy has released a safety alert following a steering box shaft failure on a mine site.
FMG settles Classic dispute (0) May 28, 2009 Fortescue Metals has reached an agreement in its shipping dispute with Classic Maritime.
Govt back-flips on share plan overhaul (634) May 27, 2009 Treasurer Wayne Swan has admitted the Government acted too rashly in its decision to crack down on employee share schemes.
Special uranium report: A modern renaissance (0) May 27, 2009 Paul Hayes reports on the future of the uranium mining industry in Australia. Part one.
On the rebound (0) May 27, 2009 Rio Tinto's financial situation may not be as dire as previously thought.
Rio Tinto agrees to 33% price cut (0) May 27, 2009 Rio Tinto has agreed to a 33% cut in iron ore prices with Japanese steel makers.
Report highlights impediments to growth (0) May 27, 2009 Infrastructure suffers from a cancer of neglect, according to Minerals Council of Australia CEO Mitchell Hooke.
Pass the remote (0) May 26, 2009 Ernest Henry copper gold mine has commissioned Australia's first radio remote controlled drill rig. Jessica Darnbrough writes for Australian Mining.
Manage your assets (0) May 26, 2009 One manufacturing company has managed to install a set of recession proof features. Jessica Darnbrough writes for Australian Mining.
Fox probes heap leaching viability (0) May 26, 2009 Fox Resources is testing the viability of heap leaching operations at two of its metal projects in the Pilbara.
Time running out for Investment Allowance (0) May 26, 2009 The Federal Government's Investment Allowance packages have passed through both houses of Federal Parliament.
CYU posts positive results (0) May 26, 2009 China Yunnan Copper Australia (CYU) has posted positive drilling results at its Cloncurry North Project in Queensland.
Mining giant fined after injury (0) May 26, 2009 Rio Tinto Alcan has been fined nearly $200,000 after a worker fell into a pool of highly corrosive liquid.
Business as usual for Newcastle Port (0) May 26, 2009 The world's biggest coal export harbor, Newcastle Port, has resumed normal shipping movements.
Rio redeploys 121 staff (0) May 26, 2009 More than 120 of Rio Tinto's Argyle Diamond mine employees will be redeployed in to other areas of the business.
Second drill rig goes above and beyond (0) May 26, 2009 A second drill rig will be moved in to Cortona Resources' Majors Creek Gold Project in NSW to expand its drilling program.
Wodgina gets green light in WA (0) May 26, 2009 Atlas Iron will develop the Wodgina DSO Project in the Pilbara.
Worker fatality prompts safety report (0) May 26, 2009 A worker fatality in WA has prompted the release of a safety report.
OZ restructures executive team (0) May 26, 2009 OZ Minerals has announced a string of new appointments to its executive team.
WA pleased with uranium news (0) May 25, 2009 The WA Government welcomes BHP Billiton's plans to develop the Yeelirrie uranium deposit.
Positive results for QLD coal (0) May 25, 2009 Northern Energy Corporation has increased marketable reserves at its Elimatta coal project.
Open for business (0) May 25, 2009 South Australian Premiere Mike Rann yesterday officially opened OZ Minerals' Prominent Hill mine.
Stirling taps into QLD zircon (0) May 25, 2009 Stirling Resources has acquired high grade zircon assets in Queensland.
Clean jobs (0) May 25, 2009 Researchers have found that the introduction of the Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme will create more than 25,000 jobs in renewable energy projects.
Trade centre to stabilise iron ore pricing (0) May 25, 2009 China has opened the doors to an international iron ore trading centre which is set to pave the way for an iron ore price index.
23,510 jobs lost by 2020 (0) May 22, 2009 Queensland will experience unprecedented job losses at the hands of the Federal Government's Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme, Concept Economics' sector-wide economic model has found.
Mining leaders address challenges (0) May 22, 2009 Spending on minerals and energy exploration is likely to reach record highs in 2008/2009.
Record spending (0) May 22, 2009 An Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics (ABARE) has found exploration spending is likely to reach record highs.
Uranium on the horizon (0) May 22, 2009 BHP Billiton has submitted documents outlining plans to develop Australia's first new uranium mine in more than 20 years, a BHP spokesperson told MINING DAILY.
AMEC Council elected (0) May 22, 2009 AMEC CEO Simon Bennison has announced the election of Will Robinson as President of AMEC.
Complete approval (0) May 21, 2009 Iluka Resources received final approval for its $420 million Jacinth-Ambrosia mineral sands project in South Australian.
Royalties for Regions scheme under attack (0) May 21, 2009 The West Australian Liberal Party has come under attack for deceiving the public about how its Royalties for Regions scheme is being funded.
AMEC brings in big guns (0) May 21, 2009 More than 600 delegates from across the globe have attended the Association of Mining and Exploration Companies' (AMEC) fifth annual two-day National Mining Congress in Perth.
Outrage over tunnel project (0) May 21, 2009 The Australian Conservation Foundation has slammed plans for an exploration tunnel at the Ranger uranium mine in the Kakadu National Park.
Super efficient (0) May 21, 2009 One company has improved efficiency and throughput at a processing plant by establishing a predictive life cycle for its primary crusher.
How low can you go? (0) May 21, 2009 One machinery company has removed the need for manual labour and conveyor shutdowns when cleaning up on-site spillages.
Death at Mt Isa mine (0) May 20, 2009 An Xstrata employee has been killed in an accident at George Fisher mine.
Gold research partnership (0) May 20, 2009 An emerging gold developer has joined forces with CSIRO to improve the geological understanding of the Albany-Fraser gold belt.
Small investors needed (0) May 20, 2009 Engineering contractor MacMahon Holdings has successfully secured $46 million in equity from institutional investors.
Rio may change terms (0) May 20, 2009 Rio Tinto may change the $US7.2 billion convertible bond issue with Chinalco to a capital raising to be underwritten by the Chinese company.
Dioro offer now open (0) May 20, 2009 Kalgoorlie gold company Avoca Resources has opened its offer to acquire all of the shares in Dioro Exploration.
A noble offer (0) May 19, 2009 Noble Group will run Gloucester Coal as an individual asset if its bid succeeds.
Minmetals edges closer to OZ deal (0) May 19, 2009 China's economic planning agency has given the green light for the proposed $1.2 billion acquisition of Oz Minerals by China's state-owned MinMetals.
Mining safety to go national (0) May 19, 2009 State-specific Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) laws may be rolled into a national framework.
Zircon appoints new directors (0) May 19, 2009 Zircon has announced two key appointments.
Mine safety system goes global (0) May 19, 2009 A real-time risk management system for underground mines will be available globally after a Queensland company was awarded a licence to commercialise the CSIRO technology.
OZ Minerals posts positive results (0) May 19, 2009 OZ Minerals has updated resource estimates at its Prominent Hill project.
Green light for Avoca (0) May 19, 2009 The Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) has approved Avoca Resources' acquisition of Dioro Exploration.
Continue safety reform, MCA (0) May 19, 2009 The Minerals Council of Australia has called for the Workplace Relations Ministerial Council to support the development of a Model Occupational Health and Safety Act.
Capital development pays off (0) May 19, 2009 Beaconsfield Gold renews focus on production.
Modular buildings at Yandi (25) May 18, 2009 A modular-building supplier will install a 1200-bed village and central facilities at BHP's Spinifex Ridge project in Yandi, north of Newman in Western Australia.
Share placement a success, Apex (0) May 18, 2009 Apex Minerals has raised $14 million through a share placement to institutional and sophisticated investors.