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Spielberg, Austria
Styria MotoGP Preview: Danger And Opportunity In The Austrian Alps
If it's scenery you're after, the Red Bull Ring, or Spielberg, or Zeltweg – choose your favorite name for the Austrian circuit – is hard to beat. Mugello maybe? The Italian track sits in a valley, rather than being set up against the lower slopes of a mountain, but Spielberg wins on the mountain backdrop behind it.
Phillip Island, perhaps? The Bass Strait makes for a stunning setting, but is it more dramatic than the Austrian Alps which frame the Red Bull Ring? The weather will change just as quickly as both, storms brewing in the mountains as rapidly as they are blown in off the Southern Ocean at Phillip Island. One minute the sun is shining, the next the heavens have opened.
In Spielberg, that can be a problem. The track is dangerous at the best of times, but a downpour at the track makes braking into Turn 1 a lottery. In previous years, the rubber left by cars at the first corner turned it into an ice rink when it rained. The circuit has addressed that in recent years by scrubbing out the rubber left by the cars in the braking zone. But concerns remain.
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It's Race Week - What To Expect After MotoGP's Long Summer Break
It's race week again. For both the MotoGP and WorldSBK paddocks, with the World Superbike series also making its debut at a new track, the Autodrom Most in the northwest corner of Czechia 55 km south of Dresden and 75km northwest of Prague, and which looks on paper to offer a nice, varied array of corners and challenges.
But WorldSBK at Most (be ready to be drowned in a tidal wave of superlative-based puns) comes after just a single weekend away, the production-based series having raced at Assen two weeks ago. MotoGP is back after its longest summer hiatus in recent memory, a whole five-week absence from racing.
Not that riders have been sitting on sun loungers working on their tans for all that period. Certainly, the first ten days or so were dedicated to taking a proper break, relaxing and getting away from it all. But since then, they have all been hard at work once again, training, riding bicycles and motorcycles, on circuits, on dirt track, at MX tracks.
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Cal Crutchlow Confirmed As Replacement For Franco Morbidelli For Three Races
Submitted by David Emmett on Wed, 2021-07-28 14:09
The first race after the summer break will see retired racers returning to the MotoGP grid. After Dani Pedrosa was confirmed as a wildcard at the Styria GP at Spielberg, Cal Crutchlow has now officially been confirmed as replacing Franco Morbidelli at both races in Austria and at his home Grand Prix at Silverstone. Today, the Petronas Yamaha SRT team issued a press release announcing Crutchlow for the next three races. Morbidelli is absent after having surgery on his left knee to fix an issue with his ACL.
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Old Hands Return To MotoGP - Dani Pedrosa To Wildcard In Austria, Cal Crutchlow To Replace Franco Morbidelli
Submitted by David Emmett on Tue, 2021-07-20 19:58
The old guard of MotoGP are making something of a comeback after the summer break. Two familiar names and now test riders are to make a brief return to racing, in Austria and beyond. Only one of those riders - Dani Pedrosa - has been officially confirmed as a wildcard at the first race at the Red Bull Ring - but Cal Crutchlow is widely expected to replace Franco Morbidelli for the next three rounds.
The news that Dani Pedrosa is to make a wildcard appearance at the Red Bull Ring at the Styrian Grand Prix had been widely rumored, but still comes as something of a surprise. There had been much talk early in the year that Pedrosa would race for KTM as a wildcard, but the Spaniard's aversion to media appearances and general lack of interest in racing made that seem unlikely.
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MotoGP 2021 Calendar: Austin And Argentina Dropped, Portimao And Qatar Double Header Inserted
The Covid-19 pandemic continues to disrupt the MotoGP calendar. The second and third rounds of MotoGP, at Termas de Rio Hondo in Argentina on April 11th and at the Circuit Of The Americas on April 18th have been officially postponed. In their place, Qatar will host back-to-back races at the Losail International Circuit on March 28th and April 4th, and reserve circuit Autódromo do Algarve at Portimao will host a race on April 18th.
Though officially only postoponed, the Argentina and Austin rounds are almost certain to be canceled, a move which had long been expected. The logistical and cost challenges of organizing races in the Americas, added to the spread of Covid-19, especially in the Austin area, were always going to pose problems for the two races, and it had long been rumored they would be replaced.
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Provisional 2021 MotoGP Calendar Announced - 20 Races, Normal Schedule, 3 Reserve Circuits
MotoGP will continue into 2021, and scheduling difficulties continue to accompany it. Unlike 2020, however, Dorna and the FIM are prepared for it, however, and so today, we saw a provisional 2021 MotoGP calendar announced. It is a very conventional-looking schedule, with a giant caveat attached underneath: "All dates, events and the attendance of spectators are subject to the evolution of the pandemic and the approval of the corresponding Governments and authorities."
After two tests, at Sepang in mid February and Qatar in mid March, the 2021 season is scheduled to kick off at Qatar on March 28th. After Qatar, the series heads to the Americas, where MotoGP races in Argentina at Termas de Rio Hondo and at Austin. They then head back to Europe, for the usual round of spring races: Jerez, Le Mans, Mugello, Barcelona, Sachsenring, and Assen. They round it off with a trip to Finland, subject to the Kymiring being homologated on time.
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The Irony Behind Yamaha's Punishment For Using An Illegal Engine Spec At Jerez
Yamaha have been punished for an infringement of the MotoGP technical rules at the opening race of the 2020 MotoGP season at Jerez, and at the same time, their riders have dodged a bullet. After the infringement was finally uncovered, the FIM Stewards decided to deduct points from Yamaha in the manufacturers championship, and the Monster Energy Yamaha and Petronas Yamaha SRT teams have had points taken away in the teams championship. But crucially for the 2020 MotoGP riders championship, no penalty was given to Fabio Quartararo, Maverick Viñales, or Franco Morbidelli. That means that the standings in what everyone regards as the most important championship, the riders championship, are unchanged.
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Guest Blog: Mat Oxley - MotoGP is cage-fighting on gasoline
Submitted by Mat Oxley on Wed, 2020-09-02 08:25
Don't be fooled by the glitz and glamour, this is a vicious sport, but there is beauty in there too
"Some people believe football is a matter of life and death," said legendary Liverpool football manager Bill Shankly many years ago. "I am very disappointed with that attitude. I can assure you it is much, much more important than that."
The same goes for motorcycle racing, especially if you've made your way to its summit and you're fighting for the MotoGP title. You may have noticed things getting a bit ugly in the last few races at Brno and Red Bull Ring, but believe me, bike racing has always been vicious.
The starting point of this game is the joy of riding a motorcycle just as fast as it'll go, and maybe a little bit faster. But if you want to win you're going to have to fight for it and the higher you climb the harder you will have to fight.
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Styria Moto2 & Moto3 Review - Neil Morrison On Track Limits, Bezzecchi's Return, Remy's Revival, And Moto3
Submitted by Neil Morrison on Thu, 2020-08-27 11:15
Martin's Mirth
Minutes after repeating his brilliant lights-to-flag feats of the Austrian Grand Prix for a second time in as many weekends, initial race winner Jorge Martin was shown the runner-up slot in parc fermé. His crime? Running over a sliver of green paint that follows the kerb on the outside of turn eight as he fought resolutely to fend of Marco Bezzecchi's ever-threatening late race advances. The FIM Stewards demoted to second despite crossing the line 0.060s second ahead.
"Losing out this way is painful," Martin sighed from that same parc fermé. "In the last lap I think I didn't touch it. Last week I touched it but they (the FIM Stewards) said it's OK. Today wasn't the day to touch. We won in an amazing way. For sure Bezzecchi at the end had a little bit more but he didn't arrive to the battle. Me and my team really deserved this victory."
So, were the Stewards wrong to penalize him? Well, after the controversy surrounding Augusto Fernandez's last lap victory at Misano last year, when he passed Fabio Di Giannantonio at turn 14 moments after exceeding track limits on the exit of turn eleven, Dorna published a clarification on a tightening of the rules regarding track limits.
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Cormac Shoots Styria: Another Weekend Of Drama At The Red Bull Ring
Joan Mir felt he should have won the Styria Grand Prix. But he was foiled by a red flag
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Rossi And Hayden To Test Ducati GP12 At Jerez
2018 Portimao World Superbike FP3 Results: Melandri Tops Session
MotoGP Standings after Round 12, Brno, Czech Republic
US Superbike Racing On The Verge Of A Revival? Rainey Takes Over AMA Series, DMG Relinquishes Rights


What does your doctor tell you about flu vaccine? What about shingles vaccine? Antibiotics? This week I have had a series of both unifying and gratifying conversations around these topics. I thank my patients for sharing their opinions and questions, which stimulate and sharpen my thoughts and expressions, all in service of making us healthier.
People have a lot of reasons for declining flu vaccine. It's usually something around not believing it does any good (it does), feeling they don't need it and are not at risk for serious illness or death (we all are), and a general aversion to 'putting something in my body that isn't natural.' Most people who decline flu vaccine still accept tetanus/diphtheria/pertussis, hepatitis, meningitis, or other vaccines. I find this interesting. The rationale behind all vaccines is the same—saving lives and minimizing serious illness and complications, especially for vulnerable populations like babies, the elderly, and people with immune-compromising conditions (pregnancy, cancer, diabetes, autoimmune disorders). We are contagious before we feel sick—this is the natural genius of viral survival and spread. So this flu season, cover your face with your arm when you sneeze, wash or sanitize your hands after every encounter with any surface, and don't share drinks or utensils with anybody.
Shingles is interesting. You cannot get shingles unless you have had chicken pox or the chicken pox (varicella zoster) vaccine (though shingles after vaccination is rare). After the acute illness (and sometimes after vaccination), the virus does not go away. Like other herpes viruses, it lives in your body permanently and reactivates under certain conditions. In my experience the most common trigger for shingles (zoster) is stress, either physical (eg sleep deprivation) or mental and/or emotional—often both. The virus resides in the spinal cord and reactivates usually along a single nerve root, hence the typical pattern of a band of blisters on one side of the body. For someone who has not had chicken pox or the vaccine, infection occurs through contact with respiratory droplets from someone with either chicken pox or shingles illness.
Think of your immune system as law enforcement or a military operation. Its job is to hunt down offending agents, apprehend them, subdue them, and kill them, if possible. All such operatives need training to be effective. Vaccines are like battle simulators. We deploy them into circulation and trigger a drill response from immune system troops, making mobilization for the real, live attack more efficient and successful. In the case of flu, offenders are shapeshifters, constantly changing their outward appearance to evade capture. So simulators must be updated annually to prepare the troops in kind.
For shingles, think of varicella zoster virus (VZV) as the prisoner, your spinal cord as the prison, and your immune system as the prison guards. Usually VZV breaks and enters when we are young, when our guards are also young, fit, and agile. Over the years, our guards age. With age comes sluggishness, memory loss. The prisoner, however, remains as virulent as ever. So it looks to escape through one window or another—maybe a left thoracic nerve root this time, a right lumbar next. Shingles vaccine takes our dad-bod prison guards back to boot camp and reminds them what the enemy looks and acts like, so they may better thwart any escape attempts. The new shingles vaccine, Shingrix, is recommended at age 50.
It's the same for bacteria exposed to antibiotics. There is no question, we use antibiotics too much. Now think of bacteria as a horde of enemy invaders. Our immune military wages war with these throngs at every orifice and mucus membrane of our bodies every day. Every time we take antibiotics, however, it's like coming over the battlefield with an imprecise explosive device aimed at the bad bacteria, but that also can cause collateral damage (eg friendly fire on our good gut bugs). The problem with antibiotic overuse (and, in theory, shortened or incomplete courses of antibiotics) is that the bacteria who were already equipped to survive the blast now make up the majority of the surviving invasion party who can procreate. They will pass on these survival traits to their progeny, and voila, antibiotic resistance. The next time you have a respiratory infection, do not automatically assume you need antibiotics. Talk to and/or see your doctor. If it's an uncomplicated viral illness, ask what else you can do to suffer less while your troops battle this transient, non-lethal invader. Support them by hydrating, sleeping, eating healthy, and avoiding caffeine and alcohol. Support yourself by medicating for the symptoms. You' got this.
What does not kill me makes me stronger.
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L' Hôtel Raoulx est un bâtiment à Avignon, dans le département de Vaucluse.

Histoire
Le , Jean-Paul Raoulx, marchand, a acheté deux maisons contigües dans la rue de la Bonneterie. Il a fait construire à leur place par Jean Péru une maison qui a la dimension d'un hôtel particulier. Le prix-fait de la maçonnerie a été donné le  aux frères Mangarel. Le délai de construction était de 15 mois. Le prix-fait de la charpente a été donné à Pierre Gonin le  suivant. Jean Péru a probablement dirigé lui-même l'exécution du balcon décoré d'une tête de Minerve casquée surplombant la porte d'entrée ainsi que les mascarons des fenêtres du rez-de-chaussée. D'après Alain Breton, le balcon de l'hôtel « dérive étroitement de l'hôtel de Beauvais qu'Antoine Lepautre dressa en 1654 près de la rue Saint-Honoré ».

L'intérieur comprend un escalier avec une rampe de fer forgé rappelant la rampe de la maison de Carichon, rue de Taulignan, dont le prix-fait était de Jean Péru et la ferronnerie de Guillaume Poussin de Saint-Rémy-en-Provence, et Charles Giraud d'Avignon.

Protection
La façade, la toiture et l'escalier de l'hôtel ont été inscrits au titre des monuments historiques le .

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Bibliographie

 Joseph Girard, Évocation du Vieil Avignon, Les Éditions de Minuit, Paris, 1958 réédité en 2000, ,
 Sous la direction de Dominique Vingtain et Roland Aujard-Catot, Avignon. Le guide musées, monuments, promenades, éditions du patrimoine, Paris, 2000, ,
 Martine Diot, Escaliers - Etude de structures du  au  siècle, Éditions du patrimoine, Paris, 2011, ,  (aperçu)

Articles connexes
 Liste des monuments historiques d'Avignon
 Liste des monuments historiques de Vaucluse
 Avignon
 Hôtels particuliers d'Avignon

Lien externe

 Photos de l'édifice
 Patrimages : Avignon, hôtel de Raoulx

Monument historique inscrit en 1932
Monument historique à Avignon
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SPACE, B M. was born 8 December 1954, received Social Security number 156-50-3022 (indicating New Jersey) and, Death Master File says, died February 2000
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SPACE, BOGGS was born 28 October 1896, received Social Security number 170-38-1907 (indicating Pennsylvania) and, Death Master File says, died March 1983
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SPACE, Boggs L. (son of Thomas W. Space) was born ABT 1897 in Pennsylvani and he was in the 1910 census in Clarion County, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
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SPACE, BONNIE E. was born 20 June 1945, received Social Security number 207-46-1766 (indicating Pennsylvania) and, Death Master File says, died 21 June 2000
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SPACE, BONNIE L. was born 18 April 1927, received Social Security number 368-22-2747 (indicating Michigan) and, Death Master File says, died 2 June 2003
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Space, Brenda Lee (her maiden name) and Reid Douglas Richards, having been issued marriage license number 201700265 in Lancaster County, Nebraska, U.S.A., had a wedding ceremony on 2 April 2017 in Nebraska.
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Space, Brenda Lee (her maiden name) and Reid Douglas Richards, having been issued marriage license number 201700265 in Lancaster County, Nebraska, U.S.A., had a wedding ceremony on 02 April 2017 in Nebraska.
SPACE, BRETT P and JESSICA A HALE applied for a marriage license in Franklin County, Ohio, U.S.A. 5 July 2016, which license was issued 5 July 2016, which was valid until 6 September 2016, and which was returned 25 July 2016, indicating that a marriage happened 16 July 2016.
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SPACE, BRETT P and JESSICA A HALE obtained marriage license number 1604689 from the Franklin County Probate Court in Ohio, U.S.A. on 5 July 2016 and had their wedding ceremony on 16 July 2016.
SPACE, BRYAN was born 13 May 1961, received Social Security number 021-48-5389 (indicating Massachusetts) and, Death Master File says, died July 1981
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SPACE, C was born 1 February 1958, received Social Security number 249-13-7768 (indicating South Carolina) and, Death Master File says, died 1 June 2000
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SPACE, C was born 10 May 1945, received Social Security number 068-38-0251 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died 15 March 1988
SPACE, CALLIE J. was born 5 June 1916, received Social Security number 414-36-4408 (indicating Tennessee) and, Death Master File says, died 21 February 2001
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SPACE, CAMILLA was born 20 September 1881, received Social Security number 266-44-8944 (indicating Florida) and, Death Master File says, died September 1979
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SPACE, CARISA A who was 26 (born ABT 1976) married 28 SEP 2002 in WILLIAMSON COUNTY, TEXAS, U.S.A. a groom named JUSTIN W BEAM who was 25 (born ABT 1977).
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SPACE, CARL was born 19 December 1923, received Social Security number 555-36-3687 (indicating California) and, Death Master File says, died 29 January 2006
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SPACE, CARL was born 30 July 1913, received Social Security number 402-14-3122 and, Death Master File says, died 26 March 1992
SPACE, CARL of Hopkins County, Kentucky died 26 March 1992 at age 78 in Hopkins County, Kentucky, U.S.A.
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SPACE, CARLA D who was 18 (born ABT 1965) married 12 AUG 1983 in BEXAR COUNTY, TEXAS, U.S.A. a groom named CHARLES A PRIVETT who was 20 (born ABT 1963).
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SPACE, CARL E. was born 6 March 1946, received Social Security number 376-46-4715 (indicating Michigan) and, Death Master File says, died 5 December 1998
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SPACE, CARL JACKSON was born 20 May 1930; died 8 Jun 1930 in OROFINO, IDAHO.
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SPACE, CARL M. was born 12 January 1954, received Social Security number 363-62-7081 (indicating Michigan) and, Death Master File says, died 8 December 2011
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SPACE, CARL M. was born 6 July 1943 to NOMA BROWDER (possibly her maiden name) in Hopkins County, Kentucky, U.S.A.
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SPACE, CAROLANN married ERIK JASON CAUTIN 31 August 2008 in Twp, Atlantic County, New Jersey, U.S.A. Special thanks to Reclaim The Records. Please consider donating to them.
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SPACE, Caroline was born ABT 1826 in N. J.; was in the 1850 census in Sussex County, New Jersey.
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SPACE, CAROL M. was born 25 March 1932, received Social Security number 164-24-3054 (indicating Pennsylvania) and, Death Master File says, died 27 November 2013
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SPACE, CECIL was born 7 May 1898, received Social Security number 536-38-5821 (indicating Washington) and, Death Master File says, died January 1987
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SPACE, CELO JEAN was born 22 Sep 1934; died 10 Oct 1934 in WEIPPE, IDAHO.
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SPACE, Charles was born ABT 1849 in N. J.; was in the 1850 census in Sussex County, New Jersey.
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SPACE, CHARLES C who was 38 (born ABT 1947) married 29 JUN 1985 in TRAVIS COUNTY, TEXAS, U.S.A. a bride named NANCY J HOLLINGSWORTH who was 30 (born ABT 1955).
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SPACE, CHARLES C, born ABT 1948, and his bride LINDA L, born ABT 1948, married 27 JAN 1967, and they had one child under 18 when they got divorced in TRAVIS COUNTY, TEXAS, U.S.A. on 4 JAN 1983.
SPACE, CHARLES C. was born 17 October 1908, received Social Security number 073-05-3465 (indicating New York) and, Death Master File says, died 30 January 2003
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SPACE, CHARLES CARTER who was 19 (born ABT 1948) married 23 JAN 1967 in LUBBOCK COUNTY, TEXAS, U.S.A. a bride named LINDA LEE DOWNS who was 19 (born ABT 1948).
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I am a Level 3 Coach and have been coaching athletics for 20 years and at Lytham St Annes RR since its formation in 1998. I currently coach athletes from age 6 to 60+. I still enjoy competing and do so on road, track, cross country and fells. I take pleasure seeing our young athletes getting enjoyment from athletics whether in competition or just for fun.
I am a Level 2 Coach and have been coaching the younger juniors since LSARRC opened the Junior Section. I am a primary school teacher and have been running with LSARRC for about 10 years. I particularly enjoy fell and ultra running.
I moved to England (London) from Germany in 2000. I started running in 2001 inspired by watching the London Marathon. My claim to fame is running with Gordon Ramsey in my lunch hour when I worked with him at a London restaurant. Since then I have completed marathons all over the world - the furthest away being Sydney! In 2004 I moved to the North West and joined LSARRC in 2006. I qualified as a coach in 2015. I love cross country, fell running and team relays. I am most recognised for my "crazy hair colours"
Have been assisting coaching on a Monday evening at YMCA for nearly three years for Lytham St Annes RR and occasionally helping at Blackpool Wyre & Fylde AC. I enjoy encouraging youngsters to get involved in athletics.
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Rock N'Roll Cop is a 1994 Hong Kong action crime drama film produced and directed by Kirk Wong, starring Anthony Wong Chau Sang, Wu Hsing-kuo, Yu Rongguang, Carrie Ng and Chen Ming Chen.

Plot
In a rainy night, Captain Wong Kun and his colleagues were celebrating as Captain Wong' gained the opportunity to receive training in Beijing. After dinner, when Captain Wong's mentor is walking back home, Shum Chi-Hung and his fellows, known as the 'Chun-Lei Red Scarf', seek revenge and killed him.

The 'Chun-Lei Red Scarf' is known for being one of the most wanted criminals in both Shenzhen and Hong Kong. One day, they went to Mongkok and robbed a Mahjong school. Inspector Hung, selling gramophone records nearby, was involved in the gunfight. Later, as the Hong Kong Police received information from the Information Bureau, Hung was sent back to Shenzhen to collaborate with the Chinese authority in arresting the 'Chun-Lei Red Scarf'.

Hung then met Captain Wong. Together they start to seek for the 'Chun-Lei Red Scarf'. Th two parties met in a nightclub. After a gunfight, the 'Red Scarf' members fled away and hid themselves in Shenzhen.

Due to differences between their style, Hung and Captain Wong have some unhappy experience while helping each other at work. Hung asked to leave Shenzhen, but he also helped Wong to break the codes related to the 'Chun-Lei Red Scarf' before he left. Soon, Chi-Hung's girlfriend Hou-Yee went to Shenzhen to give Chi-Hung the money and fake passports he requested. Both Hong Kong and Chinese authority sent police to follow Hou-Yee at the same time. In order to control the situation, Captain Wong's team deliberately separated the Hong Kong police officials and destroy their plan. Desperate to solve the case, Inspector Hung decided to stay and help Captain Wong.

Hou-Yee was actually Captain Wong's former girlfriend. Wong wants Hou-Yee to stay away from danger as she helps Chi-Hung. When Hou-Yee met Chi-Hung, Chi-Hung killed Hou-Yee as she said she still 'remember' Captain Wong after all.

The Chinese Police arrested Chi-Hung at the same time. Inspector Hung's boss is angry of how Inspector Hung helped the Chinese authority. Through exerting diplomatic pressure, the Hong Kong Police forced the authority to send Chi-Hung back to Hong Kong.  When Captain Wong and Hung are escorting Chi-Hung back to Hong Kong, Chi-Hung's gang suddenly appears to kidnap Hung and save their boss. Bearing the risk of being illegal immigrants as they cross the border, Captain Wong climbed over the border and have a gunfight with the criminals. Finally, Wong saved Hung from danger and killed Chi-Hung in a rural village in Hong Kong.

Cast
Anthony Wong Chau Sang as Inspector Hung
Wu Hsing-kuo as Captain Wong Kun
Yu Rongguang as Shum Chi-Hung
Carrie Ng as Hou-Yee
Chen Ming Chen as Singer

Box office
The film grossed HK$5,184,309 at the Hong Kong box office during its theatrical run from 29 June to 13 July 1994 in Hong Kong.

Note

See also
List of Hong Kong films

External links

1994 films
1994 action thriller films
1994 crime drama films
Hong Kong action thriller films
Hong Kong crime drama films
1990s Cantonese-language films
Films set in China
Films set in Hong Kong
1990s Hong Kong films


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Scott Goodyear races Infiniti IPL G Coupe against a helicopter
January 19, 2011 by Gary Grant 1 Comment
We're all pretty used to car companies putting out web videos with the hope that they'll go viral and Nissan has been at the forefront of creating these videos. Most of them are highly produced commercials, that don't have a lot of real world feel to them. Infiniti Canada has just put out a series of 3 new videos to promote the IPL line.
These shorts have been put together with the help of friend of The Garage, Chris Bye, at his Niagara on the Lake based drive facility. I can pretty much see in my mind how the concept for this came about. A brain storming session over a pint or two and someone came up with the great idea to race something against a helicopter. "What car will we use?" "How about the new G?" "Who's going to drive?" "I know, let's have Goodyear come out for the day"
Kudos to Infiniti for allowing these videos, which are essentially about boys playing with fast toys, to see the light of day!
Check out the helicopter race after the break.
Ken Block's Gymkhana 3 Focus on display at NAIAS
January 19, 2011 by Gary Grant 2 Comments
Ok, so this may not be news of any sort from Detroit, but I thought it was pretty cool that the Ford Focus that Ken Block drove while filming Gymkhana 3 was on hand during NAIAS.
Call me a geek, but this thing is a monster!
Gallery after the break.
Gymkhana THREE is finally revealed Craigslist find of the day: Ken Block's wheels! Ken Block and Monster Energy set to switch from Subaru to Ford Ken Block shows he has The Stuff Video: Ken Block and Monster World Rally Team wow the fans in Mexico
Talk with Cadillac racing live tonight
CTV-V Coupe race car at Detroit Auto Show
Between the American Le Mans series and the SCCA World Challenge, GM has developed some incredible fan loyalties for the Corvette and Cadillac brands respectively. A large chunk of that loyalty is due to the personalities driving the cars. Once upon a time led by Canadian Ron Fellows, Andy Pilgrim and Johnny O'Connell are fan faves in their own right. Now that Big Ron has more or less retired, the spotlight has shifted to Andy and Johnny.
As the team gets ready for the season opener in St Pete's in March, the team's social media efforts are likely going to be epic. To start things off, the team is hosting a live chat on Facebook tonight. Fans can chat directly with Andy Pilgrim and Johnny O'Connell.
To get in on the chat, "Like" the Cadillac page on Facebook and then be sure to visit the page from 8 to 8:30 est tonight.
Jeep Offers Refreshed '11 Compass
January 17, 2011 by Tom Williams 1 Comment
Since its debut as a 2007 model, the Compass has always been in uneasy company in the Jeep family. Let's face it-the guy with the Rubicon-edition Wrangler is not going to be your buddy because you bought a Jeep Compass. You couldn't even buy a Trail Rated Compass. As a result, the Compass was Jeep's slowest seller in 2010. Jeep offers the Patriot, a more traditionally styled small ute based on identical mechanicals, and last year Jeep sold over 2-1/2 Patriots for every Compass. The market has spoken.
But instead of letting the Compass slip quietly into the history books, Jeep has taken the car into a new direction. What started off as a "cute ute" has now become a mini Grand Cherokee in appearance. Gone are the round headlamps and slightly feminine appearance, replaced by far more serious and sophisticated bodywork.
Review: Jeep Compass Sport 4×4
Have autoshows priced themselves out of relevance?
I just got around to thumbing through the Toronto Star's Wheels section from Saturday afternoon. As one might expect, the issue is full of stories about the Detroit Auto Show, or as they call it, the North American International Auto Show.
One story caught my attention more than the others. Jim Kenzie poses the question: "Is the Detroit auto show still relevant in 2011?"
While Kenzie tackles a few trends that he noticed at the show, he finishes up with:
"While it still seems the buying public wants to kick a real tire before buying a car, they can find out everything they could possibly want to know about the vehicles from the Internet. Do they need the glitz and glamour that an Auto Show provides to maintain their excitement?"
As an optimistic gearhead, I'm going to answer with a resounding YES!
The funny thing about my response is that I, personally, haven't planted my derrière inside a car at any autoshow in years. A couple of years ago in Toronto, I considered it rather amusing that I actually straddled a motorcycle but didn't sit in a car.
At Detroit last week however, I actually noticed several traditional media journos who were sitting in one car or another playing with switches, just like a regular show goer. That is not to say that auto writers aren't regular people, but they often don't get fired up about sitting in a new car.
I believe that consumers and tire kickers alike still like to wander aimlessly around a convention hall full of shiny new cars, where they can get behind the wheel and make vroom vroom noises to themselves. You can learn all you want from one of us online writers, but you still can't get that new car smell or feel the supple leather against your own hide. Perhaps one day, but not yet.
If car shows are still relevant, even with the overwhelming amount of information available online, then why aren't show attendance numbers better? Perhaps the answer lies in the almighty dollar. Information on the net is free for the most part, usually paid for through some type of advertising. Free information. Granted, it can be a challenge to determine who the experts are, but spend some time and you'll find some great info for free.
Just for comparison sake, here are the daily adult ticket prices for some of the bigger North American shows.
2011 North American International Auto Show overview The boys, girls and wildlife of the 2011 NAIAS
Canadian Motorsports Expo brings some excitement to Winter this weekend
Here we are in the middle of January and most racers and racing fans are beginning to go a bit stir crazy. There is no new racing on TV and few of us will make the trek to the north country to watch ice racing. Fortunately, this weekend in Toronto we have a bit of motor sport excitement. In its fifth year, the Canadian Motorsports Expo has a lot to offer to racers and fans alike.
Canadian Motorsports Expo begins today Canadian Motorsports Expo hits Toronto this weekend Honda Indy Toronto 2010 tickets are on sale now IndyCar fever takes over downtown Toronto
The Garage visits North American International Motorcycle Supershow
January 17, 2011 by John Walker Leave a Comment
A whole lot of everything is what you get when you come through the doors at the International Center near Toronto's International Airport. A whole lot of dealers with bikes and accessories for every taste. Riders Choice with John Mc Bride and GP Bikes with Jerry Ordanis. Nice to see two of my favourites, Indian Motorcycles and MV Augusta showing off their selection of bikes and making a presence in the market place. Racing galore with tracks like Mosport promoting their racing series' for 2011. Track Announcer Pat Gonsalves from Q107 and Mosport Track General Manager Jerry Priddle gave us the low down on the upcoming summer events, including the Parts Canada Super-bike Doubleheader and the 3rd Annual Masters of Mosport /Motorcycle Road Racers Reunion 2011.
Vintage bikes worth hundreds of thousands of dollars were on display including some of Bar Hodgson's one-of-a kind lovingly hand re-built Vincent's. Some immaculate ,some showing signs of that beautiful patina and years of riding pleasure. Motorcycle racers of all ages, sexes and from all disciplines were available for autographs and bench racing and to show off their new race machines for the upcoming events, all very optimistic for the 2011 racing season. Scale modelling displays from Evan Jones as meticulous as the originals. Even a hearse motorcycle from George Winney and Forever Free for your final ride. Customs and speciality bikes were a big draw in Hall 5 with Stunters Inc showing their slick new look in stunting machinery.
As well as custom bikes that were photographers favourites with wonderful paint and chrome in very creative themes.
Canadian Motorsports Expo begins today Something new in The Garage: Bike lapping Shooting bikes day 2
NASCAR – Who the Fans Would Like to See Make It
January 14, 2011 by Jay Tomchuk 5 Comments
Johanna Long
If you've been reading my entries on the GarageBlog the past few weeks you know that I have been taking a look at the lower tiers of racing looking for talent that is waiting in the wings. It has definitely helped me pass time during the off season. But as with all things we can run out of ideas for where to go next. So I took a chance and asked the folks who are connected through the Fans of Dale Earnhardt Jr. page on Facebook who they would like to see in the years to come. There was a bigger response than I first expected. Everyone has their favourites, and everyone seems to know someone who is trying to get themselves noticed by someone with a ride. The amount of talent out there really is a deeper pool than one might expect. So after analyzing the responses for a week and a half I have finally chosen who I wanted to write about this week.
Johanna Long has been around racing since she was a wee little one at the age of 5, watching her father race in the Southeast in the former NASCAR All Pro Division. When she was a little girl, ballet classes bored her and gymnastics could not hold her attention. "She would just stand there and pick at her tights and not pay attention to what was going on," said Haley Long, Johanna's 21-year-old sister. [Read more…]
The boys, girls and wildlife of the 2011 NAIAS
What car show would be complete without the ever present booth professionals? This year, Detroit offered up a few twists on the usual. A native dressed dude from Kia was strutting around with his pecs out and a gigantic feather head dress, while the folks at ZF brought along a real Amazon. Six foot Five & wearing 4 inch heels and a skin tight silver suit! There was even a bit of wildlife cruising the show floor.
Something for everyone after the break!
2011 North American International Auto Show overview 2007 North American International Auto Show News Fiat influence brightens Chrysler booth Girls of NAIAS Day 2
2011 North American International Auto Show overview
Another year, another edition of the Detroit Auto Show North American International Auto Show. Unlike last year's rather down atmosphere, this year had a very positive vibe. The new model launches were bigger and more exciting. There were more concepts. There was more fun overall. Sure, there were a few less than stellar moments, but for the most part it was a pretty good show.
Like last year, I was there as a guest of General Motors as part of a social media contingent. Last year, the group was primarily bloggers and GM's social media squad decided to switch things up a bit this year by bringing along a few "Super Fans". These are folks who are giant fans of one of GM's brand and spread their love for the product all over Facebook and the like.
I heard more than a few comments that these guys had no business being at a legitimate media day. Surprisingly, these comments weren't just from traditional media types, as I even heard it from a few social media types. I have a slightly different viewpoint: I don't think GM made enough of a noise around these dudes!
Don't get me wrong, the experience these guys had was outstanding and will reinforce their love of the brand. It will also get more buzz going in the marketplace as they tell and retell their tales to friends, family and members of their FaceTube groups. I just think that there was even more opportunity there. Some traditional media types would write stories about these guys and how GM rewarded their fans. There was potential there to build more brand buzz around these loyal consumers and how they stayed loyal through the dark days.
The Garage is going to help with that buzz a bit, as I think it is a missed opportunity.
2007 North American International Auto Show News


I've had a two month break from blogging over summer due to a range of other things going on in my life.
I'll be getting back into the habit of blogging over the next few weeks to catch up on all the awesome - and not so awesome - things happening in the Gov 2.0 / egovernance sphere in Australia and internationally.
With the Prime Minister and Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull recently having announced the creation of a Digital Transformation office, albeit an unfunded one, and the Prime Minister even more recently characterising social media as 'electronic graffiti' (a matter already taken up by The Conversation and other media, including on social media itself), there's already plenty of interesting topics to discuss in the public sector digital sector.


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The Baobab Trees
If you read "The Little Prince" you might remember these - The Baobab Trees. This Photo was taken in Madagascar and the reason for the baobab's unique trunk is that it's used to store water for the dry seasons.
Wisteria Tree
This 144 years old Wisteria Tree located in Japan, its size is about half an acre and it is the biggest of its kind.
The Dragonblood Trees
Fantastically named, the Dragonblood Tree grows in Yemen, and got its name from it's dark, red sap. The sap was highly praised in ancient times as both a dye as well as for its medicinal properties.
The Flamboyant Tree
The Flamboyant Tree is native to Brazil but can be found in many tropical and sub-tropical locations around the world.
The Wind Swept Trees
Found on the southern tip of New-Zealand, in a place called Slope Point, these are the Wind Swept Trees. Aptly named as they're constantly beaten by the arctic winds who also cause them to grow this way.
The Rainbow Eucalyptus
This photo taken in Hawaii explains why these trees include Rainbow in their name. The colorful as well as fragrant Rainbow Eucalyptus grows in the South-Pacific area. The amazing color variations are natually formed when the tree sheds bits of it's bark as it grows.
The Cherry Trees
This photo depicts blossoming of the Cherry Trees in Bonn, Germany. Washington D.C. is the place to be in April to see the beautiful flower blossoms of the Cherry Trees that mark the arrival of Spring.
The Sequoia Tree
The 3rd largest Sequoia tree in the world, The President is located in the Sequoia National Park, California, U.S.A., it stands at 410 ft (73m) tall and has a ground circumference of 93 ft (28m).
Japanese Maple Tree
The Japanese Maple Trees
The beauty of this tree was captured in this photograph taken in Portland, Oregon, U.S.A., it's a Japanese Maple tree and it's simply magnificent!
The Angel Oak Tree
Estimated to be between 1400 and 1500 years old, the Angel Oak is 66.5 ft (20 m) tall and is located in St. John's Island, South Carolina, U.S.A.
The Tunnel of Oak Trees
This tunnel of Oak Trees was capture in film at the Dixie Plantation in South Carolina, USA.
The Antarctic Beech Tree
12. Native to Chile & Argentina, the Antarctic Beech also grows throughout the United States & Britain. This particular specimen, covered in beautiful hanging moss, was photographed in Oregon, U.S.A.
The Maple Trees
Also located in Oregon is this tunnel of Maple Trees. Just take a walk into wonderland through this tunnel solely created by beautiful trees.
The Dark Hedges Trees
The Dark Hedges are one of the most photographed avenues of beech trees, located in Northern Ireland, it has been famous for over 200 years, featured in the popular television series "A Game of Thrones."
The Jacaranda Trees
These beauties are Jacaranda Trees in the full glory of their violet bloom. They were captured in film in Cullinan, South Africa.
The Rhododendron
Last but not least, one of the more amazing-looking trees on this list, is this 125 years old Rhododendron. While technically a shrub and not a tree, it gets a free pass into the list for sheer beauty alone.


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Conform recensământului din 2001, toată populația localității Ruda-Krehivska era vorbitoare de ucraineană (100%).

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I thought last evening was great! Whether the contestants had won or lost or somewhere in between, I saw that all seem to perform better in the contests. A contest is a personal challenge and an engine for self-realization. By knowing where we stand, we can better prepare the journey ahead of us. A little bit of wisdom goes a long way.
By being God's Gift to Women, SK Ratnam nabbed the Humourous Speech Contest Championship. This is followed by our alway-young-at-heart Master Wong with his leech(erous) adventures in Mount Mulu.
Among 6 astute evaluators, we have the champion Michael Chong and 1st Runner-up Marvin Lau. 2nd Runner-up goes to our double contender SK Ratnam. At this point, I'd like to mention our test speaker Nicholas Chu did a good job by daring to take up the challenge and he had made a confident speech.
The Area C5 contests will be on 12 September. Champions and 1st Runner-up please prepare for them. The 1st Runner-ups will be the stand-by area contestants.
Thanks to Div C Gov DTM Parames, Chief Judge CTM CL Kenny Koay, and all other fellow toastmasters for their help and support to make this event successful and well-run.


'Invasion of the Body Snatchers' Remake in the Works at Warner Bros.
Warner Bros. has launched a remake of the classic science-fiction movie "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" and set the project up with producer John Davis.
"The Conjuring 2" screenwriter David Leslie Johnson has been tapped to write the script.
The original 1956 movie is based on Jack Finney's 1954 novel "The Body Snatchers" in which the small California town of Mill Valley is invaded by aliens plant pods, which replicate humans as they sleep. The resulting replicants have no emotion.
The movie, set in the fictional California town of Santa Mira and shot in less than three weeks in black and white in Sierra Madre, Glendale, Chatsworth and Los Felix, ended with the aliens taking over. It was produced by Walter Wanger, directed by Don Siegel and starred Kevin McCarthy and Dana Wynter.
The film has been remade three times: in 1978 with Donald Sutherland starring and Philip Kaufman directing; in 1993 as "Body Snatchers" with Gabrielle Anwar starring and Abel Ferrara directing; and in 2007 as "The Invasion" with Daniel Craig and Nicole Kidman starring and Oliver Hirschbiegel directing.
Johnson is repped by Paradigm. The news was first reported by Deadline Hollywood.


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#pragma once
/**
	@file
	@brief quit signal handler

	@author MITSUNARI Shigeo(@herumi)
*/
#ifdef _WIN32
#ifndef WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN
	#define WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN
#endif
#include <windows.h>
#else
#include <signal.h>
#endif
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

namespace cybozu {

/*
	class App must have quit() method
*/
template<class App>
class QuitSignalHandler {
	static App *app_;
#ifdef _WIN32
	static inline BOOL WINAPI ctrlHandler(DWORD) CYBOZU_NOEXCEPT
	{
		if (app_) app_->quit();
		return TRUE;
	}
#else
	static void ctrlHandler(int) CYBOZU_NOEXCEPT
	{
		app_->quit();
//		signal(SIGINT, SIG_IGN);
	}
#endif
public:
	explicit QuitSignalHandler(App& app)
	{
		app_ = &app;
#ifdef _WIN32
		bool isOK = SetConsoleCtrlHandler(ctrlHandler, TRUE) != 0;
#else
		struct sigaction sa;
		sa.sa_handler = ctrlHandler;
		sigfillset(&sa.sa_mask);
		sa.sa_flags = 0;
		bool isOK = (sigaction(SIGINT, &sa, NULL) == 0)
		         && (sigaction(SIGQUIT, &sa, NULL) == 0)
		         && (sigaction(SIGABRT, &sa, NULL) == 0)
		         && (sigaction(SIGTERM, &sa, NULL) == 0);
#endif
		if (!isOK) {
			fprintf(stderr, "can't setup ctrl handler\n");
			exit(1);
		}
	}
};

template<class App>
App *QuitSignalHandler<App>::app_;

} // cybozu

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A special price of a 10% discount is available for recipients of this email. Use the code LNDMSCEITWOW when enrolling online. For more information on the MSCEIT, the accreditation and to book your place visit the website here.
For those of you who can't make the course but are keen to learn more, we are delighted to welcome Sue as a speaker at the Wellbeing @ Work event in London. For further details and ticket details for this event please click here.


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Doctoral Thesis Submission and Defence Schedule
It is the responsibility of the advisor to begin making arrangement for the doctoral thesis defence at least eight (*) weeks prior to the anticipated date of the defence.
1. At least eight (8) weeks prior to the anticipated date of the final examination the Advisory Committee should:
Identify three potential external examiners.
Contact the potential external examiners to verify their availability.
Nominate to the Program Committee, the names of the three potential external examiners
2. Once the thesis has been submitted for examination, the Program Committee should:
Assemble the examination committee according to Graduate Calendar regulations.
Send the completed PhD/DVSC Final Examination form to the Office of Graduate & Postdoctoral Studies (OGS) at least four (4) weeks prior to the anticipated date of the final examination for approval
3. After receiving OGS approval, the Program Committee should:
Send the final draft thesis to the external examiner along with a covering letter
Provide copies of the final draft to each member of the examination committee.
4. At least three (3) weeks prior to the anticipated date of the final examination:
If the Department/school provides a doctoral examination announcement, the student should submit the abstract and curriculum vitae to the Graduate Program Assistant. The only c.v. information which should be listed in the announcement will be: place of birth, previous degrees and Universities, awards during graduate study, and a list of publications (published or accepted for publication). Total c.v. information should not exceed 10-12 lines in the announcement.
5. At least two (2) weeks prior to the date of the final examination:
If the department/school wishes the doctoral examination to be listed in "At Guelph", the student's name, thesis title, and the time and place of the examination should be sent to the editor of "At Guelph".
The department/school prepares and distributes either a detailed doctoral examination announcement or a more simplified version, sending a copy to the Office of Graduate & Postdoctoral Studies.
The department/school verifies all arrangements for the external examiner's visit or video conference, including Red Car service (airport limousine), hotel accommodation, etc., as required. Also reminds the external examiner that the external examiner's report should be submitted to the chair of the department/school at least seven days before the examination. Please note that the Office of Graduate & Postdoctoral Studies will not release the external examiner funding allotment to the department/school until a copy of the external examiner's report has been received in the office.
6. At least one (1) week prior to the date of the final examination:
The Office of Graduate & Postdoctoral Studies will send the set of examination forms to the chair of the examination committee.
Detailed Procedures
A. Request for Thesis Examination
Members of the advisory committee, following their review of the final draft of the thesis, indicate on the Examination Request form whether they consider that the thesis is ready for examination. This constitutes advice to the candidate. Regardless of the recommendation of the advisory committee, the candidate may submit a signed Examination Request form to the department chair and request that the examination be arranged.
B. Date of Final Examination
The signed and dated Examination Request form is sent to the Office of Graduate & Postdoctoral Studies at the time the thesis is to be sent to the external examiner. Normally, the date of the final examination is established at this time and is to be no sooner than four (4) weeks after the date on which the thesis is forwarded to the external examiner (unless other arrangements are agreed to by all members of the Examiniation Committee)
C. Report of External Examiner
The external examiner submits a report, comments, and any suggestions for revision to the department chair at least seven days before the examination. It is understood that, as a result of the final oral examination, corrections arising from the external examiner's report and from the comments of the examination committee may be necessary to produce an acceptable revised final draft of the thesis.
D. Following the Final Oral (Doctoral) Examination
The chair of the examination forwards the chair's report, the external examiner's report and the set of signed examination forms to the Office of Graduate & Postdoctoral Studies. The external examiner's report is also forwarded unless it has been sent to the Office of Graduate & Postdoctoral Studies previously.
If the candidate is successful, he/she will submit via the Atrium, one PDF copy of the thesis in the final form, as soon as possible thereafter. The Certificate of Approval, duly signed; the Theses Non-Exclusive License, and the Request to Restrict Circulation of Thesis (if required) must be submitted at the same time to the Office of Graduate & Postdoctoral Studies. In order to be eligible for graduation at the next Convocation, the candidate must make this submission no later than the "last date" stated in the Calendar.
If the candidate is not successful, subsequent actions are based on the reasons for rejection. A second opportunity for defence of the thesis may be granted.
E. Housing of the Thesis
The thesis will be housed permanently in the Electronic Thesis an Dissertations section of the Atrium at McLaughlin Library and subsequently harvested by the National Library of Canada , where it may be accessed at Theses Canada. If the student requires a bound copy of the thesis, please refer to item #14 in the thesis submission checklist.
Forms Required Before the Thesis Defense
Examination Request form
PhD/DVSc Final Examination form
Forms Required for Thesis Examination
Report of Doctoral Examination Committee
Certificate of Approval (Doctoral Thesis)
Recommendation for Degree
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This Is A Fist Of The North Star Trailer For Your Eyes
Mar 4, 2010, 7:00pm
Koei is bringing anime/manga series Fist of the North Star to the PS3 and Xbox 360. The company is best known for its Dynasty Warriors hack-and-slash action game. Let's hope it doesn't screw this up.
This month, Tecmo Koei is bringing post-apocalyptic martial arts manga Fist of the North Star (Hokuto no Ken) to the PS3 and the Xbox 360 in Japan. The game has been titled Hokuto Musou, and is part of Koei's popular "Musou" series of games. The company has roped in popstar Nana Tanimura (pictured) to sing the title's "image song" Far Away. It doesn't sound like a very good song, but at least the game looks fantastic! Fingers crossed it plays fantastic.
According to Tecmo Koei, gamers will "unleash a myriad of devastating fighting techniques and finishing moves powerful enough to bring down whole buildings," cause enemies to "violently explode on screen" and trigger "the instantaneous breakdown of internal organs."
The manga Fist of the North Star debuted in 1983 and went on to spin off two animated series and motion pictures.
Marty Guest
Mar 5, 2010, 8:54am
omg.....this game.....ahhhh...can't wait.
legless joe Guest
Mar 5, 2010, 11:18am
At the end of the clip there is an add for a collectors edition with a alarm clock that has a distressed girl scream for an alarm. I would hate to be woken up by that.
Timmeh Guest
Interesting stuff...
Spam "X" to rapidly disintegrate your opponent's upper torso into mince meat, press "Y" to cry manly tears?
g. hutch Guest
i'm buying the Japanese version as soon as it comes out
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AgSafe safety consultants work with employers to help them successfully implement a safety management system that meets the COR program audit standards in health and safety, or injury management.Employers who earn their COR certification can become eligible to receive an incentive payment from WorkSafeBC.
"Employers who have a Certificate of Recognition and have implemented a solid workplace safety program are not only reducing their WCB costs, they have made the care and safety of their employers a priority, which has far reaching benefits with regards to hiring skilled employees and obtaining contracts," says AgSafe executive director, Wendy Bennett.
COR certifications are valid for three years and annual maintenance audits must be conducted for employers to keep their Certificate of Recognition valid and continue to be considered for an incentive payment.AgSafe also provides modified audit standards for small employers and audit training for employees.
"Once we started implementing a robust safety program, employees started to show pride in their workplace and appreciated being in a safe and clean environment," says Randhawa Farms' quality assurance manager, Terri Scambler.


Welcome to the Getting Smart Podcast. Episodes cover a variety of education topics in K-12, HigherEd and lifelong learning. Listen in as our team shares interviews with today's top educators, learning organizations, and thought leaders discussing the future of teaching and learning. Availbe on iTunes, Spotify, and SoundCloud.
Tom discusses the importance of accessibility relating to computing with Dr. Amon Millner at the Olin College of Engineering.
On this week's podcast James Tracy, President of the Woodrow Wilson Academy of Teaching and Learning discusses their innovative teaching methods that he describes as a thought lab, a design lab, and a source of collective intelligence about the science of learning.
We recently had the opportunity to interview Jean Case about her new book, Be Fearless: 5 Principles for a LIfe of Breakthroughs and Purpose. Listen in as we discuss her definition of fearlessness and how she thinks both students and teachers can act on this principle (of letting urgency conquer fear).


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Born on January 16, 1974, Kyle Polzin grew up in South Texas, and began developing his artistic skills at a young age under the guidance of his father. Brought up around horses and the Gulf coast, Kyle grew to appreciate the beauty and heritage of his Texas surroundings which is reflected in his art. He worked closely with his grandfathers who were both skilled carpenters, and through their teachings, learned the value of craftsmanship and the reward of creating with your hands.
In 1992 Kyle began his formal training in fine art at Victoria College with emphasis in oil painting. During this time, he participated in instructional sessions under Dalhart Windberg, whose work has influenced him since boyhood. After college Kyle worked as a graphic artist and web designer while painting in his free time. As his popularity and success as a painter grew, he switched to painting full time in 2000.
Kyle received the Express Ranches Great American Cowboy Award at the 2013 Prix de West in Oklahoma City, and the Don B. Huntley SPIRIT OF THE WEST Award, given in recognition of the most outstanding work in cowboy subject matter for two years in a row at the Autry National Center's Masters of the American West Fine Art Exhibition and Sale. He has had numerous sold out shows and his work has been featured in Art of the West, Southwest Art, Western Art Collector, Texas Outdoors Journal, and numerous other publications. He currently resides in Austin, Texas with his wife Leigh along with their two young daughters.
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Medfield 74, Ashland 35: Clocked out
Eddie Murray/Daily News staff
Just as quickly as the Ashland girls basketball team charged out of the gates to take a commanding lead, its hopes of beating Tri-Valley League powerhouse Medfield came crashing down in the next few minutes.
In an anticipated matchup of the TVL's top two teams, visiting Medfield was just too strong, too fast, and simply too good in a 74-35 rout of Ashland.
The Clockers (8-2, 6-2 TVL) jumped out to a 7-0 lead after a Jackie Connors 3-pointer, a Blake Underhill layup and a pair of free throws.
In the next two minutes, the Warriors hit five 3-pointers, four by sophomore point guard Lauren Petit, to take a stunning 15-7 lead. Medfield finished the quarter ahead 20-9 and the Clockers didn't get any closer than an eight-point deficit the rest of the way.
"We were kinda taking it to them," said Ashland junior Natalie Leone, who finished with eight points, five rebounds and two steals. "We were hitting our shots and getting rebounds. Then we lost our momentum when they started hitting their outside shots. We lost it. We kinda gave up."
Petit finished the first half with 19 points, behind five 3-pointers, and Underhill, who will play at Manhattan University next year on a basketball scholarship, was held scoreless in the second quarter as the Warriors led 28-16 at halftime.
Any chance of a Clocker second half comeback was quickly shut down by the Medfield full-court press.
Medfield went on a 10-0 run, scoring fast-break points on three Clocker turnovers during that stretch, to take a 38-16 lead early in the third quarter.
"Our confidence kinda waned as a group," said Ashland coach Lisa Cropper. "They picked right up on that, as a good team will do. They're deep and talented. We got deflated way too early in the game."
The unbeaten Warriors (10-0, 8-0 TVL) finished the third quarter ahead 54-28 before the reserves saw a good portion of the fourth quarter.
Medfield finished with four players in double figures, with Petit leading all scorers with 26 points.
"We were moving the ball really fast," said Petit, who leads a cast of three starting sophomores. "They were bumping off and I stepped in good position to hit some shots. We focused and stepped it up on defense. Once we hit that first shot, it brought us up."
The Warriors have zero seniors on their roster, and their closest TVL game this season was a 17-point win over Medway on December 22.
"They're really disciplined and they're deep," said Cropper. "They can shoot in every position, they can work the ball inside and out."
The loss breaks an eight-game winning streak for Ashland, whose leading scorer was Underhill, with just nine points.
"In the games coming up, we need to play all 32 minutes," said Leone. "(Medfield's) good, but they're not 30-some points better than us. We need to be confident. We have so many weapons we can use. We know we can beat them, we just have to go out and prove it."
Ashland has a chance to rebound against a tough Hopkinton squad on Tuesday. The Warriors and Clockers meet again Feb. 14 in Medfield.
Said Cropper, "We have to learn from our mistakes and move on."


Michael Philip Bremseth, 67, passed away at his home in Cambridge, MN on April 1, 2019.
He will be remembered for his sensitive soul, love of nature, music and poetry.
Mike attended Waldorf College and the University of Minnesota, and he was proud to serve his country in the U.S. Army. Since Mike was an outdoor enthusiast, he chose a career in Forestry and worked for the Department of Natural Resources in Cambridge, MN for many years. He later worked as an independent flooring contractor.
Mike was preceded in death by his parents, Ronald and Norma Bremseth, and his beloved cat, Hans. He is survived by sisters, Suzanne (Dennis) Kastelic of Pueblo, CO, Cheryl (Ron) Ostern of Prior Lake, MN, Heidi (Greg) Peterson of North Oaks, MN, and Dawn (Mark) Rademacher of Eden Prairie, MN, as well as numerous nieces and nephews.
There will be a celebration of Mike's life on Wednesday, April 24, 2019 at Carlson-Lillemoen Funeral Home, 311 South Ashland Street, Cambridge, MN 55008. Services will be at 2:00 pm with visitation starting at 1:00 pm.


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March is Lymphoedema Awareness Month, as we shine the spotlight on this incurable condition that affects 8,000 cancer survivors a year.
As one lymphoedema patient told their doctor, "had I known this would be a consequence of surviving cancer… I wouldn't have agreed to cancer treatment… I would rather have chosen to die than to live to the end of my life with this huge leg". While the ever-increasing rate of cancer survival rises, so too does the number of people affected by lymphedema.
In Australia alone, there are over 400,000 people currently living with the illness that was previously referred to as Elephantiasis. Lymphoedema is the persistent swelling of the limb(s) and other areas of the body. Currently, there is no cure for it, but early prevention can limit its impact and thwart the most extreme cases, where patients can lose limbs and fingers.
Wednesday 6 March is Lymphoedema Awareness Day, but for the duration of March, much needed awareness is being drummed up for this condition, which so little Australians and New Zealanders know about.
One of the non-direct affects of Lymphoedema is bullying and psychological suffering, due to patients' physical appearance. Because early detection is vital, it is imperative that cancer patients remain aware of the signs and symptoms of this chronic condition.
– There are two types of Lymphoedema, Primary and Secondary.
This year, communities can raise awareness and funds for research by hosting an 'Iced Tea Party™'. For more details visit www.lymphoedema.org.au or to donate/register http://www.mycause.com.au/events/icedteapartyforlymphoedema.


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FILE - In this Feb. 2, 1989, file photo, Chrysler Corp. Chairman Lee Iacocca gestures while speaking about fourth quarter pre-tax earnings which are up 23.8 percent for the automaker at Grand Hyatt Hotel, New York. Former Chrysler CEO Iacocca, who became a folk hero for rescuing the company in the '80s, has died, former colleagues said Tuesday, July 2, 2019. He was 94. (AP Photo/Mario Cabrera, File)
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FILE - In this March 28, 1990, file photo, Chrysler Corporation Chairman Lee Iacocca sits in a 1990 Dodge Viper sports car as the Chrysler in the 90's six city tour makes a visit to New York. Former Chrysler CEO Iacocca, who became a folk hero for rescuing the company in the '80s, has died, former colleagues said Tuesday, July 2, 2019. He was 94. (AP Photo/Osamu Honda, File)
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FILE - In this Oct. 18, 2005, file photo, Lee Iaccoca poses with the new custom made Maybach 57 S, as the car is unveiled at the Mercedes-Benz of Beverly Hills dealership in Beverly Hills, Calif. Lee Iacocca, the auto executive and master pitchman who put the Mustang in Ford's lineup in the 1960s and became a corporate folk hero when he resurrected Chrysler 20 years later, has died in Bel Air, California. He was 94. Two former Chrysler executives who worked with Iacocca were told of his death Tuesday, July 2, 2019. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes, File)
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Priest: Ex-Chrysler CEO Lee Iacocca prized family above fame
BLOOMFIELD HILLS (AP) — A priest eulogizing ex-Chrysler CEO Lee Iacocca says the master pitchman prized kindness above success and family above fame.
The Rev. Howard Lincoln spoke Wednesday at the funeral of Iacocca, who died July 2 at 94 in Bel Air, California. Lincoln, who had been Iacocca's priest, traveled from California to the church in the Detroit suburb of Bloomfield Hills for the service.
Iacocca put the Mustang in Ford's lineup in the 1960s and two decades later resurrected Chrysler. He was famous for TV ads from that time, in which he said: "If you can find a better car, buy it!"
Still, Lincoln says, the blunt-talking, cigar-loving executive was courteous to everyone. The priest added Iacocca told him that next to his family, his successful career "really hasn't mattered at all."
Appeals court to consider evidence suppression order Friday involving alleged teen murderer Muhammad Al-Tantawi
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Vehicle crashes into Southfield store
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Missing modules, the Gnome Lie algebra, and E10
O. Bärwald, R. W. Gebert, M. Günaydin, H. Nicolai
Center for Fundamental Theory
Institute for Gravitation & the Cosmos
We study the embedding of Kac-Moody algebras into Borcherds (or generalized Kac-Moody) algebras which can be explicitly realized as Lie algebras of physical states of some completely compactified bosonic string. The extra "missing states" can be decomposed into irreducible highest or lowest weight "missing modules" w.r.t. the relevant Kac-Moody subalgebra; the corresponding lowest weights are associated with imaginary simple roots whose multiplicities can be simply understood in terms of certain polarization states of the associated string. We analyse in detail two examples where the momentum lattice of the string is given by the unique even unimodular Lorentzian lattice II1,1 or II9,1, respectively. The former leads to the Borcherds algebra g II1,1, which we call "gnome Lie algebra", with maximal Kac-Moody subalgebra A1. By the use of the denominator formula a complete set of imaginary simple roots can be exhibited, while the DDF construction provides an explicit Lie algebra basis in terms of purely longitudinal states of the compactified string in two dimensions. The second example is the Borcherds algebra gII9,1, whose maximal Kac-Moody subalgebra is the hyperbolic algebra E10. The imaginary simple roots at level 1, which give rise to irreducible lowest weight modules for E10, can be completely characterized; furthermore, our explicit analysis of two non-trivial level-2 root spaces leads us to conjecture that these are in fact the only imaginary simple roots for gII9,1.
Communications In Mathematical Physics
https://doi.org/10.1007/s002200050378
Lie Algebra
Subalgebra
Kac-Moody Algebras
Two Dimensions
Bärwald, O., Gebert, R. W., Günaydin, M., & Nicolai, H. (1998). Missing modules, the Gnome Lie algebra, and E10. Communications In Mathematical Physics, 195(1), 29-65. https://doi.org/10.1007/s002200050378
Bärwald, O. ; Gebert, R. W. ; Günaydin, M. ; Nicolai, H. / Missing modules, the Gnome Lie algebra, and E10. In: Communications In Mathematical Physics. 1998 ; Vol. 195, No. 1. pp. 29-65.
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In Episode 11 Cory and Sandy get pedantic about the definition of "function" vs "activity" and are joined by a surprise guest when Dr. Bronwyn Thompson wanders by. Sandy learns another tool for helping her patients with sleep challenges and we get to nibble on a muffin and sip coffee while Bronnie teaches us some Kiwi words and a different perspective on activity and engagement.
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Q: How to perform Junit tests without affecting real data? I am currently been assigned to creating Junit tests for a project. I created some test, however after reading up on some best practices I discovered that Junit tests should not affect real data as it can comprise integrity of the data.
One test for example below tests the Editing of an existing user's data in the repository:
@Test
    void EditUserTest()
    {
        UserController userController = new UserController();
        List<User> userList = (List<User>) userController.getCurrentUserlist();

        RoleController roleController = new RoleController();
        List<Role> roleList = (List<Role>) roleController.GetCurrentRolelist();

        User selectedUser = userList.get(0);

        selectedUser.setLoginName("EditedLoginName");
        selectedUser.setFirstName("EditedFirstName");
        selectedUser.setLastName("EditedLastName");
        selectedUser.setEmployeeID(555555555);
        selectedUser.setRole(roleList.get(6));
        selectedUser.setAutoLogoutPeriod(6);
        selectedUser.setEksSerial("45f869");
        selectedUser.setEksLevel(9);
        User NonExistent = new User();

        assertTrue(userController.EditUser(selectedUser), "Testing edit to User in repository");
        assertFalse(userController.EditUser(NonExistent), "Testing edit to Non-Existent User in repository");

        User editedUser = userController.GetUser(selectedUser.getID());

        assertEquals("EditedLoginName", editedUser.getLoginName(), "Testing edit to User Login name");
        assertEquals("EditedFirstName", editedUser.getFirstName(), "Testing edit to User First name");
        assertEquals("EditedLastName", editedUser.getLastName(), "Testing edit to User Last name");
        assertEquals(55555555, editedUser.getEmployeeID(), "Testing edit to User Employee ID");
        assertEquals(roleList.get(6), editedUser.getRole(), "Testing edit to User Role");
        assertEquals("45f869", editedUser.getEksSerial(), "Testing edit to User Eks Serial");
        assertEquals(9, editedUser.getEksLevel(), "Testing edit to User Eks Level");
    }

As you can see I retrieve a list of the current users within the repository and just take the first one. After changing its values I then make the actual edit to the repository using the controller and later retrieve the same user from the repository to compare and see if an edit was actually made. Now how would I test this same thing without actually affecting the real data within the repository?

A: Unit tests are not supposed to access real data. You need to mock any such data so that the real data is not affected.
The purpose of unit tests is to test the functionality, it isn't dependent on the real data.
You can look into Mockito for mocking objects that exhibit the behavior of actual objects.
This link might be helpful: Official docs

A: If you are writing unit tests then your tests should only focus on the components you are testing, which means if you are testing controller layer you should not call service or dao layer and use their functionalities.
Let's say you want to test your controller then, you should mock the service layer using Mockito or any other test framework. By mocking you are basically avoiding actual service call and continue with your controller level testing.
This example will help

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