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CLASSIC AUSTRALIAN TELEVISION
Part 2: episodes 51 - 100
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Part 1: Eps 1 - 50
Part 3: Eps 101 - 150
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51. The Unwanted
Robert Gibson.......Frank Wilson
Johnny Barker.......Gregory Ross
Lillian Gibson.......Alexandra Hynes
Mary Corbett.......Neva Carr-Glyn
Ed Lane.......Paul Young
Joyce Gibson.......Judy Champ
Tommy Slater.......Ivor Bromley
Mrs. Slater.......Joan Letch
Dr. Manningham.......Roly Barlee
Svoboda.......Mackie Smetana
Ralph Ward.......Denzil Howson
Mrs. Ward.......Joy Corbett
Const. Jones.......Russell Beedles
Script.......Sonia Borg
Director.......Ian Crawford
Film Director.......David Lee
Producer.......Marie Trevor
Script Editor.......Phil Freedman
Synopsis: While investigating three assaults on a young girl, Yarra Central police are faced with several other problems, including the disappearance of a small-time criminal wanted for questioning and the defiant attitude of a stubborn old lady.
Melbourne 28/4/70
Maryborough QLD 5/5/70
Sydney 12/5/70
Toowoomba QLD 13/5/70
Adelaide 19/5/70
Coffs Harbour NSW 25/5/70
52. Marvels Of Reproduction
Suzy Potter.......Kate Fitzpatrick
Alf Clark.......Alister Smart
Jill Clark.......Judy Jack
Ted Jamieson.......Don Philps
Ron 'Porky' Potter.......Doug Kingsman
Williams.......John Gould
Tony Potter.......Helmut Bakaitis
Const. Richardson.......Peter Felmingham
Brooks.......John Gallimore
Mrs. Cusack.......Barbara Brandon
Script.......David Minter
Film Director.......Gary Conway
Script Editor.......John Edwards
Synopsis: Alf Clark and his pregnant wife Jill are in partnership with her idealistic brother in a counterfeiting racket. Problems occur when they become involved with petty criminal Ted Jamieson.
Notes: Patricia Smith does not appear in this episode.
Melbourne 5/5/70
Newcastle NSW 12/5/70
Brisbane 21/5/70
Orange NSW 27/5/70
Canberra 8/6/70
Lismore NSW 22/10/70
Tamworth NSW 11/2/71
Ep. 52: Alister Smart & Don Philps
53. A Bit Of Culture
Ellen Deakin.......Janet Kingsbury
Jean Paisley.......Barbara Stephens
Colin Clark.......Walter Sullivan
Arthur Deakin.......Marshall Jones
Herbert Morgan.......Harry Lawrence
Prof. Gil Summers.......Denis Pryor
Customer.......Arnold Riches
Barman.......Frank Gow
Reporter.......Bob Moors
Const. Grice.......Tony Shepp
Carter.......Max Fairchild
Wilson.......Hamish Hughes
TV Interviewer.......Ken Fraser
Neighbour.......Christine Calcutt
Floor manager.......Richard Hayes-Marshall
Cole.......Manuel Bugeja
Taxi driver.......Bob Horsfall
Script.......Howard Griffiths
Producer.......Paul Eddey
Assistant Producer.......John Jacob
Script Editor.......Dorothy Crawford
Synopsis: A local art festival uncovers a raft of problems for the police of Yarra Central. At the centre of the trouble is Arthur Deakin - a poet, an alcoholic and a house-breaker.
Wollongong NSW 26/5/70
Coffs Harbour NSW 8/6/70
Canberra 15/6/70
Port Pirie SA 3/9/70
Ep. 53: Janet Kingsbury, Harry Lawrence & Marshall Jones
54. Johnny Reb
John Harris.......Keith Lee
Arthur Bull.......Peter Adams
Magistrate.......Peter Collingwood
Charles Swift.......Ivor Bromley
Insp. Coughlan.......John Edwards
Marjorie Phillips.......Lynn Flanagan
Alice Harris.......Babs Wheelton
Sanders.......Jack Perry
Reporter.......Peter Berg
Mechanic.......Gordon Malcolm
Prisoner.......Stephen Overall
Clerk of court.......Bryan Johnson
Breathalyser man.......Robert Schroeder
Constable 1.......Peter Boyle
Constable 2.......John Cavanagh
Script.......John Dingwall
Script Editor.......Edward Ogden
Synopsis: A man becomes rebellious when questioned about his driving, taking a stand on principle against what he sees as an injustice. The Yarra Central police become the centre of attention when newspapers get hold of the story and run with it.
Notes: John Dingwall was joint winner of an Awgie Award for Best Script For A TV Drama Series (1970) for this episode (shared with Tony Morphett for Dynasty episode 5 'Cry Me A River'). Patricia Smith does not appear in this episode.
Brisbane 4/6/70
Lismore NSW 5/11/70
Mildura VIC 10/5/71
55. The Tangled Web
Michael Jordan.......Brian Anderson
Lillian Jordan.......June Salter
Andrew Jordan.......Brendon Lunney
Val Gibbons.......Barbara Stephens
Suzanne Middleton.......Beverley Dunn
Thomas.......Malcolm Phillips
Cheryl Harvey.......Gail Esler
Harry Granger.......Peter Hanlon
'Droopy' Daniels.......Keith Kaye
Bascombe.......Clive Hearne
Harry (forensic).......Robert Schroeder
Clarrie.......Bobby Bright
Servo attendant.......David Bowman
Jimmy Fisher.......Michael Springthorpe
'Chatty' Jack.......Jack Budden
Clerk.......John Cavanagh
Script.......Charles Stamp
Film Director.......Andrew Swanson
Synopsis: Investigations into a series of safe breakings uncover an unexpected romantic but illegal entanglement when police discover a man with two wives.
Traralgon VIC 7/4/70
Sydney 9/6/70
Wollongong NSW 9/6/70
Toowoomba QLD 9/6/70
Tamworth NSW 4/3/71
Ep. 54: Peter Adams & Terence Donovan
56. The Big Bloke
Jack Wilde.......Deryck Barnes
Gary Wilde.......Ross Thompson
Jerry Fletcher.......Graeme Blundell
Eric McLean.......Telford Jackson
Ray Lindsay.......Patrick Edgeworth
Barbie Gallagher.......Sally Walker
Mrs. Wilde.......Queenie Ashton
Joyce Kerr.......Shirley Cameron
Sammy Judd.......Roy Lyons
Bernie Sullivan.......Burt Cooper
Mitford.......Sydney Bromley
Mrs. Campbell.......Agnes Dobson
Mrs. Collins.......Roz De Winter
Script.......Terry Stapleton
Synopsis: Yarra Central police contend with a bank hold-up and a bizarre confidence trick involving the freezing of dead bodies. Suspicion for both crimes centres on the much loved son of a family.
Newcastle NSW 9/6/70
57. My Mate Death
Judy Sutton.......Judy Morris
Ernie Callan.......Peter Adams
Malcolm Tanner.......John Derum
Dr. Mayne.......Arthur Barradell-Smith
Bluey.......Peter Cummins
Mrs. Tanner.......Hilda Scurr
WPC Jess.......Alison Bird
Const. Baker.......Paul Cronin
George Blundle.......Danny O'Meara
Nurse.......Carolyn Kennett
Script.......Douglas Tainsh
From an idea by.......Terence Donovan
Synopsis: While serving a short sentence for theft, young and impressionable Malcolm Tanner formed a hero-worshipping friendship with his tough, ruthless cellmate Ernie Callan. After serving his sentence, Tanner is overjoyed when Callan offers to come and live with Tanner and his family while continuing his life of crime. However, joy turns to tragedy when it is learned that the police are hunting his mate, not only because of his criminal activities, but because he is a carrier of a deadly strain of smallpox.
Notes: New opening titles.
Maryborough QLD 30/6/70
Orange NSW 2/7/70
Broken Hill NSW 20/1/72
Ep. 56: Patrick Edgeworth & Graeme Blundell
58. Free The Queen
Vivienne Gunnerson.......Jeanie Drynan
Shirley Batten.......Jackie Gee
Ricky Bevan.......Jeff Ashby
'Chalky' Gunnerson.......Ron Roberts
Ben Phillips.......Allan Trevor
Agnes Griggs.......Barbara Brandon
Green.......Ivor Bromley
Ken Bell.......John Preston
Producer.......Allan Trevor
Synopsis: Yarra Central police face a crime following a 20-year-old pattern. Investigations lead them to master criminal 'Chalky' Gunnerson, who is a clever chess player and plans his moves against the police with care and precision. Also involved are his daughter Vivienne and a rather brash young apprentice, Ricky Bevan.
Jackie Gee
59. The Emerging Man
Kerry Nolan.......Lynette Curran
Paula Downs.......Helen Noonan
Norm Shields.......Mike Dorsey
John Anderson.......Brendon Lunney
Faye Welch.......Anne Harvey
Patty.......Sue Donovan
Anne.......Bethany Lee
Garrick.......Bob Horsfall
Mrs. Anderson.......Kay Taylor
Hillman.......Mackie Smetana
Trevor Lang.......Richard Doggett
Script.......Max Sims
Synopsis: John Anderson, a neurotic young camera enthusiast, unwittingly becomes a key figure in a police search for a couple of jewel thieves.
Notes: Sue Donovan, hostess of the ABC children's series Adventure Island and wife of Terence Donovan, had a small guest role in this episode - playing opposite her then husband as Det. Peters' girlfriend. "Crawfords have often asked me to appear in Division 4," said Sue, "but I have to be very choosy about what sort of role I take on, because I can't afford to damage my image with viewers of Adventure Island. I told Crawfords that I would accept their offer when the right part came along, and this was it."62
60. The Handicapper
Christine Hasset.......Lynn Rainbow
Stan Hasset.......Alister Smart
Harry Lester.......Vic Gordon
Nina Radcliffe.......Benita Collings
Leo Radcliffe.......Kevin Leslie
Arson Squad detective.......Paul Cronin
Norm (forensic).......Alan Stewart
Horace McNattie.......David John
Bob Surrey.......John Gould
Doris Chappel.......Agnes Dobson
Mrs. McNattie.......Pat Weissman
Himself (jockey).......Tom McGinley
Script Editor.......Sonia Borg
Synopsis: Yarra Central police investigate threatening letters and attempts to injure a leading professional jockey.
Notes: Agnes Dobson reprises the minor role of Doris Chappel in ep. 85, 'Gaolbird'.
Ep. 59: Helen Noonan & Brendon Lunney
61. Closed Doors
Tina Findlay.......Helen Morse
Max Gillies.......Roger Ward
Mr. Findlay.......Keith Eden
Gloria Keating.......Shirley Cameron
Johno.......Luigi Villani
Harry Hobson.......Keith Kaye
Ken (barman).......Bob Horsfall
Mrs. Findlay.......Colleen Miller
Moroney.......Bert Benney
Mrs. Werner.......Christine Calcutt
Mrs. Walsh.......Jan Russ
Neighbour.......Pat Weissman
Script.......Tom Hegarty
Synopsis: A young girl, Tina Findlay, is caught shoplifting, and Policewoman Margaret Stewart probes her background to find a reason why. Trying to help Tina proves difficult and unrewarding when she becomes mixed-up with hardened criminal Max Gillies.
Ep. 61: Helen Morse & Roger Ward
62. Message Intercepted
Bill Janson.......Tim Eliott
Terry Janson.......Peter Corbett
Mrs. Thomas.......Margaret Cruickshank
Mrs. Janson.......Marion Johns
Mrs. Mathews.......Enid Lorimer
Constable 1.......Paul Cronin
Collins.......Denzil Howson
Const. Samuels.......Lloyd Cunnington
Herb O'Malley.......Ivor Bromley
Dr. Carter.......Tom Lake
Clark.......Arnold Riches
Film Director.......Ian Bennett
Synopsis: Yarra Central police, who rely heavily on radio communication with D-24, face problems when two criminals steal a police radio.
Ep. 62: Enid Lorimer & Peter Corbett
63. There Goes Betty Seymour
Foster Seymour.......Chuck Kehoe
Ralph Carter.......Patrick Edgeworth
Barney Jones.......Tom Farley
Betty Seymour.......Jacqueline Kott
Jim Seymour.......Brian Evis
Joe Maloney.......Mike Jackopson
Mavis McKenzie.......Agnes Dobson
Ethel Jones.......Barbara Brandon
Mrs. Arthurton.......Roz De Winter
George Green.......David Bowman
Script Editor.......Lynn Bayonas
Synopsis: An American migrant woman who is homesick has a breakdown and becomes dangerously violent. The plight of her family is worsened when the son becomes involved in a series of service station robberies.
Lismore NSW 7/1/71
64. The Prisoners
Judy Morris.......Patricia Leehy
Mandy Peters.......Amanda Irving
Peter Kruger.......Paul Karo
Insp. Tom Hogan.......Frank Wilson
George Morris.......Max Meldrum
Jack Cooper.......Richard Gilbert
Liz Cooper.......Marion Edward
Dr. Walt Gray.......Ken Fraser
Pat Connor.......Stephen Overall
Girl.......Virginia Cleveland
Boyfriend.......Martin Phelan
Assistant Film Director.......Denis Ingram
Synopsis: While on holidays, Det. Peters gets married in rather rushed circumstances - he was tricked into the marriage by a pregnancy claim. Then, when a prisoner dies in the Yarra Central lock-up, Det. Peters goes through the most trying experience of his life when he is held directly responsible.
Lismore NSW 14/1/71
65. Brother Animal
Denis Billington.......Paul Young
Mrs. Bremmer.......Nina Gregory
Lisa Bremmer.......Jessica Ball
Builder.......Peter Aanensen
Arthur Fielding.......Alan Rowe
Billington.......David John
Mary Billington.......Joan Letch
Spinster.......Vivean Gray
John Bristow.......Eric Heyes
Crossley.......Tom Travers
Donegan.......Les James
Bulk mix manager.......Roger Carroll
Foreman concreter.......Eddie Mooney
Mrs. Dawson.......Nanette Goode
Jones.......Manuel Bugeja
Script Editors.......Dorothy Crawford & Phil Freedman
Synopsis: Feelings of hatred and fear run high in the Yarra Central district when a number of young children are molested by an unknown man. Policewoman Margaret Stewart receives her promotion to Senior Constable.
Ep. 63: Jacqueline Kott
66. A Key To Paradise
Paula Robinson.......Pat Bishop
Charlie Simms.......Ron Roberts
Mickey Manners.......Brian Hannan
Barry Cotton.......John Trenaman
Reg Blake.......Brian Wenzel
Collins.......John Russell
Constable.......John Noble
Synopsis: Persistence by Const. Dwyer in checking details following a minor car accident leads the Yarra Central police on to the trail of one of the world's most notorious international robberies.
Ep. 66: Pat Bishop, Ron Roberts & Brian Hannan
67. A Special Occasion
Christine Marriott.......Helen Morse
Vic Delaney.......Michael Pate
Leo Buckley.......Stewart Ginn
Peter Johnson.......Peter Whitford
Joe Emerson.......Mike Jackopson
Stephen Heywood.......Kenric Hudson
Sandy Collins.......Margaret Shepherd
Madge Turner.......Shirley Smith
Jerry Carson.......Bobby Bright
Curly.......Frank Gow
Drunk.......Ivor Bromley
Script.......Phil Freedman & Terry Stapleton
Synopsis: While investigating a series of daring robberies, Yarra Central police are confronted with some surprising characters - a pop singer; a hotel manager; two very 'quaint' furniture dealers; and a swinging, headstrong glamour girl.
Notes: No script credit on episode. Terence Donovan, Frank Taylor and Patricia Smith do not appear in this episode.
Traralgon VIC 18/8/70
Adelaide 8/9/70
Ep. 67: Helen Morse & Michael Pate
68. Mad Monaghan
Les Monaghan.......Ben Gabriel
Bob Shaw.......John Ewart
Jack Harris.......Maurie Fields
Dr. Mooney.......Roly Barlee
Ethel Souter.......Phillipa Baker
Thelma Shaw.......Lesley Baker
'The Dutchman'.......Danny O'Meara
Mrs. Burton.......Sally Walker
Truckie.......Bob Horsfall
Mrs. Hanlon.......Christine Calcutt
Helen Burgess.......Murielle Salter
'Big Jim'.......Steven Overall
Photographer.......Bruce Beck
'Willie'.......Miriam Davis
Synopsis: Sen. Det. Banner and the Yarra Central police face death when they investigate a seemingly minor complaint about the behaviour of Les Monaghan, who is living in a fantasy world in which he sees himself as a soldier hero.
Ep. 68: Ben Gabriel
69. Man From Lightning Ridge
Martha.......Barbara Stephens
Sam Breen.......Deryck Barnes
Danny Lynch.......Stuart Finch
Steve.......Michael Caton
Edna Shaw.......Bettina Welch
'Shaky' Miller.......Ernie Bourne
Ruby Slater.......Pat McDonald
Freddy Page.......Michael Howley
Freeman.......Tom Travers
Jeweller.......John Gould
Nipper.......Frank Hamilton
Synopsis: Ex-criminal Sam Breen returns to Melbourne with a small fortune in opals that he mined at Lightning Ridge. When the opals are stolen he sets out after the two thieves, intent on obtaining his own justice.
Canberra 5/10/70
Ep. 69: Deryck Barnes & Stuart Finch
70. Payroll
Hayden Beck.......Peter Gwynne
Jeff Maynard.......Don Barkham
Trish Carstairs.......Judi Farr
Tony Fielding.......Tony Thurbon
Hewitt.......Malcolm Phillips
Lowder.......Bob Horsfall
D24 operator.......Ian Crawford
Pensioner.......Ivor Bromley
Payroll van driver.......Terry Trimble
Payroll guard.......Eddie Moonie
Security guard 1.......Max Murray
Security guard 2.......Harry Black
Synopsis: Yarra Central police receive a series of false tips about a planned city payroll robbery, while also dealing with Hayden Beck, an ex-racing car driver with a chip on his shoulder. When a payroll robbery is actually committed, it soon becomes apparent that Beck had been recruited to drive the getaway car.
Orange NSW 1/10/70
Coffs Harbour NSW 5/10/70
Canberra 12/10/70
Ep. 70: Peter Gwynne & Don Barkham
71. A Gathering Of The Clan
Helen Ford.......Judy Morris
Carl Glasson.......Nigel Lovell
John Collins.......James Smillie
Mike Swanson.......Syd Conabere
Paul McBride.......Gordon Glenwright
Bert Foster.......Kevin Leslie
Anne Reeves.......Gail Esler
Sandra.......Lucrezia Mega
Mrs. Stewart.......Natalie Raine
Mrs. Reeves.......Joan Letch
Det. Sgt. Bob Hanley.......Ramsey McLean
Constable.......John Cavanagh
Spectator.......John Budden
Guard.......Louis Seater
Footy club official.......Vin Foster
Script Editor.......Lyn Bayonas
Synopsis: Police keep watch on a group of criminals planning a daring and unusual robbery - but they disappear when the robbery is imminent. WPC Stewart gets little help investigating a quack doctor who is treating the girlfriend of one of the criminals.
Coffs Harbour NSW 12/10/70
Ep. 71: Nigel Lovell & Judy Morris
72. Elizabeth The Third
Sandra Black.......Jeanie Drynan
Daniel Castle.......Edward Ogden
Percy Black.......Don Philps
Walter Casey.......Stewart Ginn
Elizabeth Castle.......Doreen Warburton
Freddie Baxter.......Norman Kaye
Stanley Lucas.......Denzil Howson
Receptionist.......Alison Bird
Gardener.......Keith Kaye
Barman 1.......Frank Gow
Davis.......George Pappas
Barman 2.......Jeffrey Booth
Landlady 1.......Louise Homfrey
Pedestrian.......Robert Easterbrook
Landlady 2.......Daphne Miller
Assistant Film Director.......Darryl Sheen
Synopsis: Daniel Castle, a timid Englishman, leaves his domineering wife Elizabeth and the shop they own in London, taking money from their joint bank account. Elizabeth pursues him to Australia and discovers he has lost most of the money to two con-men.
Sydney 6/10/70
Wollongong NSW 6/10/70
Brisbane 8/10/70
Maryborough QLD 13/10/70
Orange NSW 15/10/70
73. Smiler
Ted Watts.......John Ewart
Bob 'Smiler' Suttle.......Gordon McDougall
Lucinda Perkins.......Honnie Van Den Bosch
Joan Suttle.......Virginia Vagg
Edie Suttle.......Betty Lucas
Detective.......Paul Cronin
Alice Marsh.......Marion Edward
Jo Jo.......Noel Browne
Insp. Jim Groves.......Brian Muir
Mrs. Connor.......Murielle Salter
Billy Simmons.......Jack Perry
Leo Burns.......Malcolm Phillips
Billington.......Bert Benney
Detective Sergeant.......Les James
Film Director.......George Miller
Synopsis: Bob 'Smiler' Suttle is a 40-year-old policeman and is still a constable. His resentment leaves him open to a bribery attempt when a criminal tempts him with a scheme that could help him gain a promotion.
Notes: Acting debut for In Melbourne Tonight personality Honnie Van Den Bosch. Patricia Smith does not appear in this episode.
Newcastle NSW 6/10/70
Sydney 13/10/70
Wollongong NSW 13/10/70
Toowoomba QLD 13/10/70
74. Wednesday's A Quiet Night
Ginny Hall.......Darlene Johnson
Arnie Cooper.......Tom Oliver
Harry Sullivan.......Paul Karo
William Perkins.......Don Crosby
Crime Car Squad Constable.......Paul Cronin
Billy Perkins.......Matthew Crosby
Neighbour.......John Gould
Doris Perkins.......Joan Letch
Crime Car Squad Senior Constable.......Robert Hallett
Homicide Squad Detective Sergeant.......Les James
Arthur Wallace.......David Ravenswood
Sen. Const. Potter.......George Cunningham
Dr. Bailey.......Eric Heyes
Stan.......Stanley Berkoff
Miss Westerway.......Elizabeth Wing
Script.......Ian Jones
Synopsis: A husband and wife's drunken brawl, Banner's search for a man who mutilated a prostitute, and a young boy who wanders into Yarra Central make this Wednesday anything but the usual quiet night.
Melbourne 6/10/70
Toowoomba QLD 6/10/70
Newcastle NSW 13/10/70
Ep. 72: Alison Bird
75. For Better, For Worse
Kay Hogan.......Tina Cornioley
Barry Newman.......Robert Bruning
Grandpa Wilson.......Eddie Hepple
Laura Newman.......Janne Coghlan
Geoff Newman.......Keith Reid
Robert Keally.......Denzil Howson
Sean Hickey.......Douglas Kelly
Joe Crundall.......Jack Perry
Mrs. Liscard.......Vivean Gray
Arnold Lancaster.......Kevin Colebrook
Mrs. Cutler.......Murielle Salter
Groomsman.......Paul Cronin
Priest.......Fr. Leo Flynn
Interior decorator.......Brian Crossley
Neighbour.......Daphne Miller
Bridesmaid 1.......Kerry Krenzien
Bridesmaid 2.......Carolyn Kennett
Synopsis: Yarra Central police contend with a professional burglar operating in their district who is proving to be most elusive. Constable Kevin Dwyer marries his girlfriend Kay Hogan.
Notes: GTV-9 invited viewers to attend filming of the wedding ceremony at St. Ignatius RC church, Richmond. The actual parish priest, Fr. Leo Flynn, performed the ceremony.
Melbourne 13/10/70
Ep. 75: Carolyn Kennett, Kerry Krenzien, Tina Cornioley & Ted Hamilton
76. The Recruit
Wendy Short.......Vicki Raymond
Const. George Bell.......Ross Thompson
Sylvester 'Cocky' Smythe.......Bruce Kerr
Benny Hogan.......John Cobley
Norman Adams.......Gordon Glenwright
Emily Adams.......Vivean Gray
Mitchell.......Luigi Villani
Motorist.......Roly Barlee
Catani.......Manuel Bugeja
Silver.......Keith Kaye
Mrs. Gillespie.......Esme Melville
Mrs. Thomas.......Barbara Brandon
Script.......Enid Johns
Synopsis: Constable George Bell, an enthusiastic new recruit, tests the patience of his colleagues with his habit of rushing into things without thinking.
Notes: The character of George Bell returns in ep. 124, 'No Hard Feelings'. Patricia Smith does not appear in this episode.
77. Three Man Trick
Larry Webster.......Alfred Sandor
Grace Milburn.......Irene Inescourt
Waitress.......Kerry Krenzien
Peter Stevens.......Gerald Fraser
Car salesman.......Hu Pryce
Woman.......Sheila Florance
Himself.......Leo Cole
Neighbour.......Muriel Watson
Script.......Phil Freedman
Synopsis: Policewoman Stewart tries to apprehend a bag-snatcher and is helped by a man who identifies himself as Larry Webster, an American FBI agent. He is later exposed as a confidence trickster.
Brisbane 12/11/70
Ep. 76: Ross Thompson & Bruce Kerr
78. Drop-Out
Penny Horton.......Helen Morse
Ken Frost.......Nigel Lovell
Sgt. Eddie Copeland.......Vic Gordon
Const. Pryor.......Paul Cronin
Dave Masters.......Terence Cooper
Iris Delaney.......Yvonne Matthews
Annie Kerr.......Lesley Baker
Paddy.......Denzil Howsen
Bluey McCall.......Jack Perry
Hospital sister.......Elizabeth Wing
Receptionist.......Kerry Krenzein
Marie.......Marie Hall
Carol.......Carryl Browne
'Rose'.......Garry Paterson
Synopsis: A vicious assault on a prostitute leads Yarra Central detectives into an investigation of prostitution in the district, and to a mysterious Mr. Frost who is not what he seems.
Traralgon VIC 3/11/70
79. I Thought I'd Met 'Em All
Daniel Smith.......Bruce Barry
Sue Lynch.......Jenee Welsh
Trevor Clark.......Damien Parker
Harold Clark.......Don Philps
Jonathan Pratt.......Arthur Baradell-Smith
Dr. Michael Clifton.......Jeff Ashby
Tom Erickson.......Peter Cummins
Jill Pratt.......Diane Lewis
Fiona Rayner.......Jan Russ
Valerie Porter.......Judith Roberts
Millicent Clark.......Joan Letch
Carmel Adams.......Vivean Gray
Freddy Maynard.......Martin Phelan
Billings.......Don Vincent
Motorist.......Eddie Mooney
Mourner 1.......Miriam Davis
Mourner 2.......Hugh Henshaw
Mourner 3.......Wendy Bulley
Mourner 4.......Francis Dufty
Mourner 5.......Kenneth Lee
Synopsis: Trevor Clark is suspected of being a 'Peeping Tom' when he is rejected by his girlfriend. Investigating the case, Yarra Central police are confronted by a weird religious sect.
Notes: Terence Donovan does not appear in this episode.
Maryborough QLD 1/12/70
80. Separation
Louise Jenkins.......Benita Collings
Don Jenkins.......Alister Smart
Teddy Parker.......Kevin Leslie
Teresa Jenkins.......Jessica Ball
Sally.......Sandra McGregor
Tony.......Luigi Villani
Mrs. Carrington.......Joan Winchester
Spencer Carrington.......Sean McEuan
Schwartz.......Kevin Colebrook
William Parker.......Jack Malcolm
Synopsis: A young girl and her separated parents become the victims when an overbearing mother-in-law takes their affairs into her own hands and hires a private detective.
81. Running Sheet
Godfrey Willis.......Noel Ferrier
Const. Thompson.......Paul Cronin
Betty Gregson.......Pat MacDonald
Jeff Byrne.......John Armstrong
Porter.......Mackie Smetana
Miss Parsons.......Vivean Gray
Bloke in car.......Martin Phelan
Caretaker.......Manuel Bugeja
Greg Davis.......Gary Patterson
Girl in car.......Barbara Brighton
Old lady.......Kitty Virgoe
Nicky Gregson.......Graham Robertson
Synopsis: Yarra Central police have to deal with a mysterious shop breaker and a lonely widower. Det. Peters' police duties are affected by events in his private life when his marriage is on the rocks.
Ep. 80: Jessica Ball, Benita Collings & Alister Smart
82. A Trip To The City
Julie.......Judy Jack
Jane Cowan.......Mary-Ann Severne
Susie.......Cindy Wright
Charlie Penn.......Jack Thompson
Pam Larkins.......Sandra McGregor
John Finch.......Stewart Ginn
Michael Cowan.......Sean Scully
George Thomas.......Kenric Hudson
Elaine.......Nina Gregory
Sylvia.......Jennifer Claire
Fred (taxi driver).......Jack Perry
Fireman.......Les James
Customer.......Charles Thorne
Robert McGuire.......Gordon Lishman
Newspaper reporter.......Peter Berg
TV reporter.......Raymond O'Reilly
Second customer.......Paul Gregorevic
Synopsis: A man who has always lived in the bush visits the city and takes strong exception to the vice he considers is prevalent in city life. His subsequent actions unleash a campaign of terror.
Mary-Ann Severne
83. Pratfall
Jill Horner.......Bobo Faulkner
Hugo Smith.......Don Barker
Neil Henderson.......Peter Whitford
Fay Henderson.......Judith Roberts
Will 'Duff-Duff' Duffy.......Ron Shand
Mrs. Smith.......Neva Carr-Glyn
Hilda.......Marie Hall
Mitchell.......Jack Malcolm
Meadows.......Mackie Smetana
Mrs. Ford.......Murielle Salter
Hopkins.......Fred Ford
Synopsis: Will 'Duff-Duff' Duffy, a clown who specialises in trick falls, and Hugo Smith, a criminal with a child-like personality, have never met, but their stories become intertwined when Yarra Central police investigate a robbery, a suicide and extortion.
84. Point Of View
Norma MIles.......Lyndall Rowe
Marcus Greer.......Eddie Hepple
Jonothon Browne.......Kenric Hudson
Ronnie Snow.......Peter Noble
District Inspector.......Peter Collingwood
Mrs. Palmer.......Joan Letch
Palmer.......Don Vincent
Synopsis: An investigation into homosexual activity in Yarra Central leads to the discovery of a number of unusual burglaries.
85. Gaolbird
Brenda De Costa.......Janet Kingsbury
Gail De Costa.......Cecily Polson
Carl Nixon.......John Bonney
George De Costa.......Vic Gordon
John Brody.......Max Cullen
Rowley.......Carl Bleazby
Motorist.......Peter Aanensen
Patti.......Christine Burke
Factory worker.......Keith Kaye
Harry Smailey.......Roy Day
Littlewood.......Arnold Riches
'Hercules' Hudson.......Dennis Clinton
Producer.......Ian Bennett
Synopsis: Yarra Central police investigate a payroll robbery with some very unusual features that almost has them stumped.
Notes: Agnes Dobson reprises the minor role of Doris Chappel, first seen in ep. 60, 'The Handicapper'.
86. Dark Afternoon
June Simmons.......Lyndall Rowe
Brian Beetson.......Rod Mullinar
Morgan.......John Meillon
Andrew Hinton.......Peter Adams
Miriam Forrest.......Diana Davidson
Nurse.......Mary Murphy
Neighbour.......Madeleine Orr
Script.......Ted Roberts
Synopsis: A young country girl tries to set herself up as a prostitute in the city. She falls prey to a vice operator who sets up 'witchcraft' sessions for his clients.
Tamworth NSW 7/10/71
Ep. 83: Neva Carr-Glyn & Don Barker
87. The Luck Of The Irish
Sheena O'Connell.......Mary-Ann Severne
Pat Doolan.......Vic Gordon
Mick O'Connell.......Edward Ogden
Tom Spencer.......Bruce Kerr
Kenneth O'Connell.......Peter Adams
Skully.......Colin McEwan
Bullock.......Max Osbiston
Tony-the-spag.......Luigi Villani
Magistrate Ryan.......Denzil Howsen
Mother O'Connell.......Queenie Ashton
Kelly.......John Armstrong
Drunk.......Don Vincent
Truck driver.......Max Fairchild
Mrs. Tony-the-spag.......Pat Weissman
Synopsis: Police at Yarra Central become involved in a robbery and an illicit stills racket, and all their investigations take them to the notorious O'Connell family.
Notes: Features the return of the O'Connell family, who first appeared in ep. 7, 'It's A Great Day!'. Patricia Smith does not appear in this episode.
Tamworth NSW 28/10/71
88. One Thing At A Time
Sue Burns.......Libby Gash
Malcolm Burns.......John Trenaman
Betty Burns.......Judith Fisher
Roy Brown.......Graeme Blundell
Magistrate.......John Frawley
Parsons.......Telford Jackson
Quin.......David Ravenswood
'The Flea'.......Peter Morris
Martin Smythe.......Roy Day
Baker.......Frank Gow
Clerk of courts.......Dean Reynolds
Bentley.......Gerald Fraser
Script.......Monte Miller
Director.......John Jacob
Film Director.......Paul Eddey
Assistant Producer.......Ian Bennett
Synopsis: While dealing with a teenage shoplifter, Policewoman Stewart experiences a frightening ordeal when they are held by a dangerous escapee from a mental institution.
Ep. 87: Vic Gordon and Mary-Ann Severne
89. Stream Of Conscience
Jan Craig.......Barbara Stephens
Marion Dalton.......Patsy King
Eric Burford.......Ewen Solon
Cowper.......Peter Aanensen
Terry Lintern.......Maurie Fields
Phil Dalton.......Kevin Golsby
Patricia.......Joy Mitchell
Demonstrator 1.......Alwyn Leckie
Demonstrator 2.......Jan Coulson
Demonstrator 3.......Ethel Edgar
Synopsis: A woman's anti-pollution campaign against a manufacturing company helps to uncover theft and corruption within the firm.
90. Everyone Loves A Prang
Dick Harvey.......Robert Bruning
Grace Harvey.......June Salter
Paul Harvey.......Gregory Ross
Ray Cooper.......Graeme Blundell
Ron Wilson.......John Norman
Passenger.......Carryl Brown
John Evans.......Syd Conabere
Keating.......Roy Day
Buckley.......Ian Smith
Synopsis: Yarra Central police investigate a feud between rival tow-truck services which threatens to erupt into violence.
Ep. 89: Ewen Solon (rear) and Patsy King (front)
91. As The Crow Flies
Barbara Marshall.......Elli Maclure
Sid Travis.......Don Barkham
Clare Davis.......Beverley Phillips
Sally Andrews.......Shirley Cameron
June Taylor.......Diane Dangerfield
Keith Davis.......Telford Jackson
Jo Collins.......Sally Walker
Betty.......Marion Edward
Geoff Williams.......Robert Essex
Drunk.......Neville Penton
Constable.......Peter Boyle
Script.......Don Battye
Producer.......Sonia Borg
Synopsis: A tough stand-over group runs a prostitution racket utilising drugs and abduction. Policewoman Margaret Stewart finds herself in difficulties while undercover posing as a prostitute to crush the racket.
Ep. 91: Patricia Smith
92. The Monkey Chased The Weasel
Lisa Clark.......Pamela Stephenson
Elaine.......Kate Fitzpatrick
Paul Duncan.......Brendon Lunney
Ed Price.......John Cobley
Dr. John Clark.......Tim Eliott
Mark.......Eddie Hepple
Ben.......John Stanton
Pam.......Carryl Brown
Shop assistant.......Shirley Ann Kean
Burt O'Connor.......Patrick Edgeworth
Mrs. Duncan.......Kay Taylor
Mrs. Evans.......Barbara Brandon
Edna McKenzie.......Esme Melville
Script.......Luis Bayonas
Synopsis: Lisa Clark, a doctor's wife, becomes an addict after her husband introduces her to drugs. Investigating a house breaking, police find that a youth, like too many of his age, has become trapped on a road of no return through drug usage.
Notes: The Broadcasting Control Board ruled this episode be shown after 8:30 PM.
93. Command Performance
Mary Shaw.......Kirsty Child
Des Hartley.......Gary Gray
Jimmy Rickard.......Graeme Blundell
Stan Garrick.......Martin Harris
Paul Garrick.......Peter Corbett
Const. Bob Shaw.......Dennis Miller
Lennie Hamilton.......Gerald Fraser
Const. Tony Grice.......Tony Shepp
Doctor.......Roly Barlee
Lois Rickard.......Susanne Heywood
Motorist.......Arnold Riches
Nurse.......Margaret Dunbar
Mrs. Hamilton.......Madeleine Orr
Woman.......Margaret Stevens
Synopsis: A young constable is savagely attacked and seriously injured by five youths. The Yarra Central police put on a 'command performance' act to extract the truth from the suspects.
94. Visitors From Hong Kong
Mei-Lin.......Elli Maclure
Earl Peterson.......Richard Meikle
McEvoy.......Tony Bazell
Stan 'The Wizard'.......Brian Moll
Lofty.......Eddie Hepple
Ted Hoffman.......Terry Gill
Peter Adams.......Jack Perry
Bolton.......Malcolm Phillips
Ben.......Brian Taylor
Purvis.......Allan Stewart
Ruth Adams.......Babs Wheelton
Assistant Producer.......Don Fitzsimmons
Synopsis: Investigations into the theft of valuable but difficult to unload electronic equipment result in Yarra Central detectives investigating a highly organised betting syndicate.
Notes: Patricia Smith does not appear in this episode. A disclaimer in the closing credits advised that the PMG (Post-Master General's department, the then government body responsible for Australia's telephone network) had since made the wire-tapping shown in the episode technically impossible.
Ep. 92: Pamela Stephenson
95. So, It's A Living
Hillary Martin.......Cecily Polson
Meg Reagan.......Jeanie Drynan
Dave Clark.......Harold Hopkins
Jimmy Harrison.......Tom Oliver
Barmaid.......Shirley Kear
Kate.......Jill Milner
Irene.......Sally Conabere
Sol Abrams.......Kurt Ludescher
Charlton.......Roly Barlee
Annie Abrams.......Lyn Flanagan
Karen.......Meg Clancy
Mrs. Kelly.......Marie Redshaw
Mrs. Marks.......Brenda Beddison
Assistant Producer.......David Charles
Assistant Film Director.......Sherry James
Synopsis: Con-man Jimmy Harrison and his girlfriend turn to burglary, which spells disaster for his two young accomplices and an elderly fence.
96. The Infiltrator
Betty Andrews.......Julie Day
Jean 'Goldie' Fenner.......Olive Brown
Rex Davidson.......James Smillie
Charlie Slater.......Bill Hunter
Frank Andrews.......Mark Albiston
Ronnie Monks.......John Cobley
Bob Hammond.......Maurie Fields
Donald 'Black Macca' MacKenzie.......John Llewellyn
'Digger' Smith.......Roy Day
Synopsis: When the driver of an interstate gang is arrested, Yarra Central police see their chance to smash the racket by having Det. Peters acting undercover as his replacement.
Ep. 95: Jeanie Drynan and Tom Oliver ('stealing' some typewriters during rehearsal)
97. Big Man, Little Man
Nicole.......Mary-Ann Severne
Judy Parker.......Sandra McGregor
Sammy Mitchell.......Robert Brockman
Claude.......Vincent Gil
Charlie.......Peter Aanensen
Ted Bourke.......John Armstrong
Mrs. Bourke.......Neva Carr-Glyn
Bob.......Robert Essex
Barman.......Alwyn Owen
Dick.......Peter karan
Mrs. Finch.......Nanette Goode
Script.......Lyn Bower
Synopsis: Two men of short stature - one a notorious criminal who exploits his build to his own advantage, the other a young misfit who resents his size - cause trouble for the Yarra Central police.
Shepparton VIC 11/5/71
98. Could You Speak A Little Louder
Karen Drew.......Susannah Brett
John Drew.......Kevin Golsby
Ray Bates.......Brian Wenzel
Terry Curtin.......John Armstrong
Newspaper office girl.......Jennifer Craig
Shopper.......Eileen Chapman
Kelly.......Michael Howley
Wrecker.......Les James
William King.......Geoff Tonta
Det. Sgt. Tommy Kilby.......Alan Stewart
Mrs. Bennett.......Marguerite Loftus
Casting Director.......Henry Crawford
Synopsis: When radio talk-back announcer John Drew draws attention to a gang of car thieves operating in Yarra Central, his wife is threatened.
Ballarat VIC 6/5/71
99. False Alarm
Janice Martin.......Mary-Ann Severne
Brian Martin.......Henri Szeps
Reg Jenkins.......Vincent Gil
Walter 'Swanee' Rivers.......Graham Rouse
Tom Wright.......Kenric Hudson
Lorraine.......Rosalind Hill
Sally.......Pam Tass
Roz.......Tamara Factor
Robert Archer.......Barry Hill
Les Knowles.......Ron Pinnell
'Creeper'.......Frank Hamilton
Alexander Short.......Barry Bell
Warner.......Ernest Wilson
Foote.......Barry Sampson
Synopsis: While police investigate a series of armed robberies, a young accountant tries to help his wife by giving police wrong information and is eventually blackmailed.
Ballarat VIC 11/5/71
Ep. 97: Neva Carr-Glyn, Sandra McGregor, Robert Essex & Mary-Ann Severne
100. The Return Of John Kelso
John Kelso.......John Fegan
Knight.......Keith Eden
George Flack.......Gerard Maguire
Lil Kelso.......Shirley Cameron
Willie Aspinall.......Robert McDarra
Albert Crone.......Eddie Hepple
Mrs. Roche.......Joan Letch
Beryl Wicks.......Marguerite Loftus
Mrs. Laver.......Christine Calcutt
Ambulance man.......Ronald Little
Synopsis: Yarra Central detectives investigate a brutal assault after John Kelso, a convicted murderer serving a life sentence, is paroled after 25 years.
Notes: This episode won a Penguin Award for Best Episode Of An Australian Drama (1972). John Fegan won a Logie Award for Best Individual Acting Performance (1971) and John Dingwall won an Awgie Award for Best Script For A TV Drama (1971). Patricia Smith does not appear in this episode.
Ep. 100: Gerard Kennedy & John Fegan
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By Erik Dullea on December 16, 2020
Posted in Cybersecurity
On December 4, 2020 the President signed into law the IoT Cybersecurity Improvement Act of 2020, Pub. L. No. 116-207 (the "IoT Act"). The legislative purpose behind the new law is to ensure the highest level of cybersecurity at federal agencies by working collaboratively within government, industry and academia. Pub. L. No. 116-207 § 2.
The IoT Act mandates specific actions by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) regarding: (i) standards and guidelines for IoT devices, (ii) determining whether federal agencies adhere to those standards, (iii)implementing guidelines to disclose security vulnerabilities to contractors and report the resolution of those vulnerabilities.
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Cybersecurity and acquisition reforms in the FY 2016 National Defense Authorization Act
By Charles Fleischmann on January 6, 2016
Posted in Compliance, Cybersecurity, Funding Shortfalls (Sequestration & Shutdown), New FAR Rules
The National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2016 [pdf], signed into law just before Thanksgiving, authorizes $607 billion for Department of Defense activities in FY 2016. It also implements a number of acquisition reforms intended to enhance the Government's cybersecurity efforts and streamline the various acquisition regulations. Here we break down some of the key acquisition provisions:
Rapid acquisition authority for cyber attacks. Section 803 of the 2016 NDAA expands the DoD's ability to employ rapid acquisition procedures established under the 2003 NDAA to enhance its ability to respond to combat emergencies and urgent operational needs. Under Section 803, rapid acquisition procedures may now be used to acquire "needed offensive or defensive cyber capabilities, supplies, and associated support services" to respond to a cyber attack that "has resulted in critical mission failure, the loss of life, property destruction, or economic effects." The term "cyber attack" is broadly defined as including any "deliberate action to alter, disrupt, deceive, degrade, or destroy computer systems or networks or the information or programs" in those systems. Acquisitions made pursuant to this authority are subject to an aggregate limit of $200 million in each fiscal year.
U.S. Cyber Command acquisition authority and liability protection for cybersecurity contractors. In addition to expanding DoD's rapid acquisition authority to deal with cyber attacks, Section 807 of the NDAA provides new limited acquisition authority for the Commander of the United States Cyber Command (CYBERCOM). The Commander is authorized to procure "cyber operations-peculiar equipment and capabilities," subject to an annual limit of $75 million for each fiscal year from 2016 through 2021. Section 1647 of the NDAA also requires the evaluation of cyber vulnerabilities of all major DoD weapons systems by the end of 2019. Section 1641 of the NDAA provides enhanced liability protection for reporting cyber incidents for both "cleared" and "operationally critical" contractors, so long as there is no willful misconduct.
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Six contracting policy changes in the FY 2015 National Defense Authorization Act
By Charles Fleischmann on December 15, 2014
Posted in Compliance, Construction Contracting, Cybersecurity, Schedule Contracts, Trade Secrets
The Senate passed the Carl Levin and Howard P. "Buck" McKeon National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2015 [pdf] on Friday, December 12, 2014. President Obama is expected to sign the bill into law. The $585 billion bill authorizes the Pentagon's activities in FY 2015. It includes $521.3 billion in base defense spending and another $64 billion in war funding. Here is a summary of the procurement reform initiatives that will be relevant to contractors in the upcoming year:
Cyber incident reporting for operationally critical contractors. Section 1632 of the 2015 NDAA directs the Secretary of Defense to designate and notify "operationally critical contractors," a term narrowly defined in the bill. After notification, designated contractors will be required to report to the Department of Defense each cyber incident with respect to any network or information system of such contractor. Reports must include: an assessment of the effect on the contractor's ability to meet the Department's contractual requirements; the technique used in the cyber incident; any sample of malicious software obtained; and a summary of information compromised by the incident. Despite the disclosure requirement, section 1632 provides for protection of contractor trade secrets and confidential commercial or financial information. It also limits the dissemination of information obtained to relevant entities and agencies.
Enhanced authority for non-DOD Chief Information Officers. Section 831 of the NDAA increases the role of Chief Information Officers of agencies other than the Department of Defense. It provides that an agency may not enter into a contract for information technology unless the contract has first been reviewed and approved by the agency's Chief Information Officer. The head of each covered agency must ensure that its Chief Information Officer has a significant role in all annual and multi-year planning, budgeting, and reporting related to information technology. The bill requires the Director of OMB and the Chief Information Officers of appropriate agencies to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of information technology investments and to develop opportunities to consolidate the acquisition and management of information technology services. The Chief Information Officer of each covered agency is directed to inventory agency data centers and develop a multi-year strategy for consolidation and optimization of those data centers inventoried.
DOD CIO positions consolidated. Section 901 of the 2015 NDAA incorporates a DOD proposal to combine the positions of Chief Information Officer and Deputy Chief Management Officer into the position of Under Secretary of Defense for Business Management and Information. The new Under Secretary will oversee business operations, personnel, and IT projects and will be appointed by the President with the advice and consent of the Senate. This change will not take place until the next administration.…
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Cybersecurity guidelines for contractors in NIST Special Publication 800-171
By Husch Blackwell on December 9, 2014
Posted in Compliance, Cybersecurity
The need for strong security measures to protect sensitive government data from hackers has never been more intense. In November alone, the federal government suffered at least four breaches of government information systems, including cyber-attacks on the U.S. Postal Service, the State Department, NOAA, and the White House. What is not discussed in the news reports is the fact that the much of the burden of securing government data falls on government contractors.
The federal government has struggled to adopt a unified and mandatory approach to contractor data security. Each agency has taken a separate approach to adopting cybersecurity requirements, for example DoD recently adopted a new set of regulations governing unclassified "controlled technical information." Many contractors find the current requirements confusing and at times conflicting between agencies.
In an effort to address this problem, the Department of Commerce National Institute of Standards and Technology has released a draft version of NIST Special Publication 800-171, Protecting Controlled Unclassified Information in Nonfederal Information Systems and Organizations [pdf].
The new NIST guidance is directed at contractors that already have information technology infrastructure and associated security policies and practices in place. The final version of Special Publication 800-171 will attempt to synthesize the federal government's recommendations to ensure the confidentiality of sensitive federal information stored on contractor computers and information systems. Special Publication 800-171 is part of a three-part plan that will ultimately make these recommendations mandatory. The other parts include a rule proposed by the National Archives and Records Administration—currently under review by OMB—and the eventual adoption of a FAR clause that will apply the requirements of the NARA rule and Special Publication 800-171 to all federal contracts.
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Three new grounds for bid protests in a cyber secure world
By Husch Blackwell on March 2, 2014
Posted in Bid Protests, Compliance, Cybersecurity
No one will argue against the need to improve cybersecurity. We should limit the vulnerability of critical infrastructure and preserve the confidentiality of military technology, private company trade secrets, and individual medical records.
But there is a significant cost to upgrade IT systems in order to achieve this goal. The federal government will pay more to contractors who can meet heightened cybersecurity standards. If cybersecurity standards are too restrictive, qualified contractors will be driven away from federal contracting. At a minimum, new cybersecurity standards will mean more grounds for bid protests, which are the focus of this post.
First, the background
Executive Order No. 13636 (Feb. 12, 2013) [pdf] called for agencies to publish guidance on mitigating cybersecurity threats in federal procurement. In November 2013, DOD and GSA released a joint report recommending that compliance with an established cybersecurity protocol be a precondition to the award of information and communication technology ("ICT") contracts. See Improving Cybersecurity and Resilience through Acquisition, Final Report of the Department of Defense and General Services Administration (Nov. 2013) [pdf].
The National Institute for Standards and Technology ("NIST") released its voluntary framework for improving cybersecurity for critical infrastructure in February 2014. See Framework for Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity, Version 1.0 (Feb. 12, 2014) [pdf]. The NIST Framework is a tool for organizations seeking to measure and improve their cybersecurity programs against an ideal. The Framework encourages organizations to improve their cybersecurity programs "when such a change would reduce cybersecurity risk and be cost effective." Compliance is not yet mandatory, but legislation incentivizing or requiring compliance should be expected.
These are by no means the first cybersecurity standards for federal contractors, but they would broaden and increase existing requirements. As they are implemented, cybersecurity requirements will certainly lead to an increase in pre- and post-award bid protests for ICT contracts. We see them principally in three areas.
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Procurement reforms in the FY 2014 National Defense Authorization Act
By Steven A. Neeley on January 12, 2014
Posted in Compliance, Contract Administration, Cost Issues, Cybersecurity, Funding Shortfalls (Sequestration & Shutdown)
It should come as no surprise that the contracting policy changes in the National Defense Authorization Act for 2014 [pdf] reflect a continued focus on reducing spending. But they also encourage collaboration between the government and the private sector and emphasize the need for innovative contracting strategies and greater flexibility in the procurement process, which may benefit contractors in the long run. Here is a breakdown of a few of the highlights:
Extension of restrictions on contractor services spending. Section 802 of the 2014 NDAA amends Section 808 of the 2012 NDAA to extend the temporary limit on the amounts obligated for DOD spending on contract services in FY 2014 to the amount requested for contract services in the President's budget for FY 2010. It also requires that the heads of each Defense Agency continue the 10-percent-per-fiscal-year reductions in spending for staff augmentation contracts and contracts for inherently governmental function for FY 2014, and requires that any unimplemented amounts of the 10 percent reductions for FY 2012 and FY 2013 be implemented in FY 2014.…
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DoD's new cybersecurity rules on unclassified "controlled technical information"
Posted in Compliance, Cybersecurity, New FAR Rules, Subcontracting
The United States Defense Department has published a final cybersecurity regulation concerning unclassified "controlled technical information." See 78 Fed. Reg. 69,273 (Nov. 18, 2013) [pdf]. The objective of the regulation is to require contractors to maintain "adequate security" on unclassified information systems on which CTI may reside or transit and to implement detailed reporting requirements for "cyber incidents." The final rule is narrower than the proposed regulation, which sought to safeguard unclassified DoD information generally. See 76 Fed. Reg. 38,089 (June 29, 2011) [pdf].
Definition of CTI
The final rule includes a new DFARS provision (DFARS 204.7300) and a DFARS contract clause (DFARS 252.204.7012), which impose new security measures and reporting requirements on contractors and subcontractors whose work involves unclassified "controlled technical information resident on or transiting through contractor information systems."
The rule broadly defines CTI as "technical information with military or space application that is subject to controls on the access, use, reproduction, modification, performance, display, release, disclosure, or dissemination." DFARS 204.7301.
The term "technical information" is further defined to mean "recorded information, regardless of the form or method of the recording, of a scientific or technical nature . . . ." See DFARS 252.227-7013. Examples of technical information include research and engineering data, engineering drawings and associated lists, specifications, standards, process sheets, manuals, technical reports, technical orders, catalog-item identifications, data sets, studies and analyses and related information, and computer software executable code and source code.
While this is a broad definition, comments on the new rule limit its application to information requiring controls pursuant to DoD Instruction 5230.24 [pdf] and DoD Directive 5230.25 [pdf]. Contractors should not have to devote resources simply to the task of determining whether information is CTI or not.
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The EU has called a mini-summit with Balkan countries on the migrant crisis, as Slovenia became the latest state to buckle under a surge of refugees desperate to reach northern Europe before winter.
The leaders of Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Romania and Slovenia will meet on Sunday with their counterparts from non-EU states Macedonia and Serbia, the office of European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said.
"In view of the unfolding emergency in the countries along the western Balkans migratory route, there is a need for much greater cooperation, more extensive consultation and immediate operational action," a statement said.
The continent has been struggling to find a unified response on how to tackle its biggest migration crisis since 1945.
More than 600,000 migrants and refugees, mainly fleeing violence in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan, have braved the dangerous journey to Europe so far this year, the UN said.
The goal for many travelling is the EU's biggest economy Germany, which expects to receive up to a million asylum requests this year.
Since Saturday, when Hungary sealed off its border with Croatia, more than 24,455 migrants have arrived in Slovenia, a nation of two million people.
In response, the Slovenian parliament amended a law which would allow soldiers to join border police in patrolling the 670-kilometre (416-mile) frontier with Croatia.
The amendment now means troops can detain people and hand them over to the police, as well as issue orders to civilians in the border area.
EU Commissioner for Migration Dimitris Avramopoulos is to visit Slovenia on Thursday to discuss its request for backup from police forces in other EU countries.
"The last 24 hours have been the toughest and most demanding since the start of the crisis," the Slovenian government said, warning it was "delusional" to expect small countries to succeed where larger ones had failed.
Around 11,000 people were still stuck in Slovenian registration centres on Wednesday morning, waiting to continue their journey.
And tensions briefly flared in southern Austria when some 1,000 migrants broke through a police barrier at the Spielfeld border crossing and started marching north, an AFP photographer said.
Police eventually convinced them to return to the checkpoint and wait for buses provided by the government to transport them toward Germany.
Vienna said more than 6,000 migrants had entered Austria since Tuesday night, with most only passing through.
Further south, long lines of several hundred migrants formed near Croatia's border with Slovenia on Wednesday morning, an AFP reporter said.
Progress was slow as police at the Berkasovo checkpoint were only allowing a trickle of people through.
Croatia sent extra security forces to the border to prevent migrants from crossing into fields and entering Slovenia through its green frontier.
Meanwhile, a fire broke out briefly on Wednesday morning at a refugee camp near another Croatian border crossing.
Around 25 tents suddenly caught fire at the Brezice camp, with black smoke billowing into the sky. Firefighters managed to extinguish the blaze, whose origin remained unclear.
Forced to spend hours in freezing temperatures and rain, people often resort to lighting makeshift fires to warm themselves.
Slovenia voiced sharped criticism over Zagreb's decision to open its borders on Monday night, letting thousands of people into Slovenia.
"I deplore the lack of communication and cooperation with the Croatian authorities," Prime Minister Miro Cerar said in an interview published in German daily Die Welt on Wednesday.
"Croatia doesn't respect border crossing agreements or the number of refugees supposed to enter Slovenia."
With at least 9,000 people landing on Europe's beaches every day, there appeared to be no end to the human tide surging into the bloc.
The Netherlands on Wednesday said it received a record 8,400 asylum-seekers in September, the highest-ever number received in one month.
Last month, the EU approved plans to relocate 160,000 asylum seekers from overstretched frontline states Italy and Greece with a compulsory quota system that was fiercely opposed by some eastern, more hardline members of the bloc.
The plan requires most of the 28 member states accept a share of those people over the course of two years.
So far, only 19 Eritrean asylum seekers have been relocated from Italy to Sweden although another 100 people are due to be flown to other cities in the coming days.
Out of the 23 member states that are legally required to admit a share of the human burden, only six have offered immediate places so far -- Austria, France, Germany, Luxembourg, Spain and Sweden, the source said.
Member states have also been slow to follow up with promised financial help -- out of the 2.8 billion euros ($3.2 billion) pledged at an emergency EU summit on September 23, only about 474 million euros has materialised.
In a related development, the EU's border agency said member states had provided less than half of the personnel it had requested to help out in overstretched locations in Greece and Italy.


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LG 5K Ultrawide Monitor to be unveiled at CES 2018
LG is planning to unveil a suite of monitors at CES next month, including an ultrawide 5K display that sports VESA's DisplayHDR 600 badge, one of the three new HDR certifications. The LG 5K Ultrawide monitor is targeted at photographers, video editors, and app developers. Thunderbolt 3 pot on the monitor will enable transmission of 5K resolution images at 60Hz using a single cable. Moreover, the ultrawide monitor features 4-side edge borderless design and slim Edge-Arcline Stand.
The first monitor is a 32UK950, a 32-inch 4K monitor with HDR support, Thunderbolt 3 connectivity, 98-percent P3 color gamut coverage, and Nano IPS technology similar to LG's LED TVs.
"Most of us spend hundreds of hours in front of monitors every month and yet it's one of the least likely products to get upgraded when higher productivity is desired. With these latest premium monitors from LG, we wanted to communicate that LG is absolutely committed to delivering the best possible screen resolution and the best user experience on a desk or workspace," said Chang Ik-hwan, head of LG's IT business division in a press statement.
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According to the press release, "Nano IPS technology involves the application of nanometer-sized particles to the screen's LED to absorb excess light wavelengths. This greatly enhances the intensity and purity of on-screen colors for a more accurate and life-like viewing experience," LG explains.
The 32-inch monitor will have brighter, more intense colors, and the ability to set up dual 4K monitors. In addition, it will sport Thunderbolt 3 connectivity, which will enable it to connect with devices such as a MacBook Pro with a cable.
The 34-inch monitor has a 21:9 aspect ratio and 5K resolution and a borderless display. The monitor has a resolution of 5120 x 2160, which means it is quite close to being a 4K ultrawide monitor.
LG will also unveil a new 1440p G-Sync monitor at CES 2018. The company is yet to reveal any pricing information.
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Your new set of dentures fitted by My Dental Care are designed to custom fit the void created by multiple lost teeth. This effectively restores the function and appearance of those teeth Including it and your remaining natural teeth in your oral hygiene routine, will help insure that it will serve you for many years to come.
A lot of people with dentures like to use denture adhesive to secure their dentures in place while also helping to block out food particles. If you do have some food particles trapped between your gums and the base of the dentures, you should thoroughly rinse them away as well as any residual adhesive. This will give you a smooth, clean surface to reapply fresh denture adhesive.
When you take your dentures out at night you should take your dentures out and thoroughly rinse them to remove any plaque buildup and residual adhesive. Once they are rinsed clean of denture adhesive you should brush them with a soft bristled toothbrush and denture polish. Soak the dentures overnight in water and keep them in a safe place.
If you like you could also lightly brush your tongue and gums to remove bacteria, and freshen your breath.
If you have questions about how to take care of your new dentures, please feel free to call My Dental Care at 317-849-0999 to schedule an appointment.


I would like to start up a small diner and call it Medina's Breakfast Club. I am currently running a multi-million dollar Home Health Care company and I need and want a change. I love being a nurse, but I also love to see people happy and healthy. This diner will provide mainly breakfast foods but other lunch sandwiches will be available. I want to bring a piece of the south up north to Ohio. I want that home feeling with a little of southern charm in our cooking. With this grant, I will use the proceeds to start up what I envision Medina's Breakfast Club to be and continue my forever career in servicing people!


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The company has a Health & Safety Policy document, and has also prepared "Safe System of Working" guideline documents. Copies are available to Registered Users in our Document Download Centre. (You can Register at the top of our Home Page).
All our staff are issued with the company Health & Safety documentation, which includes the Company Health & Safety Policy document, Company Safe System of Working documents and associated company Health & Safety memoranda.
Project Risk Assessments are carried out and safety training and site induction courses are attended as required. (There is sample Risk Assessment available to Registered Users in our Document Download Centre)
Accidents are logged in company Accident Book (No serious occurrences to date).
Total Surveys carry out measurement survey work and do not operate plant & machinery.
The company does not feel that its normal activities have a significant environmental impact,
however, the following statements apply:
The company uses diesel powered vehicles for fuel economy.
Within the office environment, printer cartridges are recycled wherever possible.
Packaging from received parcels is retained for reuse.
Surveys drawings are e-mailed to clients, and paper or film drawings are only issued if required; in order to minimise unnecessary plots & wastage.
Total Surveys have incorporated a document download centre within this web site to enable clients to obtain information digitally, to save printing paper copies.
The company is frequently asked for standard company documents, e.g. Health & Safety Policy documents etc.. Total Surveys are encouraging the use of their Document Download facility within this web site, to avoid the unnecessary printing of documents.
A copy of the company Environmental Policy document is available to Authorised Users, in our Document Download Centre.
Note: To become an Authorised User, you first need to be Registered, and then apply for Authorised User status. You can Register at the top of the Home Page, and once logged-in you can apply to be an Authorised User by filling in the form provided in our Document Download Centre. Please note that this form will not be available until you are Registered and logged-in.
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For research leading to the development of new materials and to the solution of a wide range of fundamental and applied problems in solid-state science through the application of modern methods for the synthesis and characterization of ceramics, glasses, and alloys and the growth of single crystals.
Samuel H Liu
For fundamental contributions to many areas of theoretical solid-state physics that directly relate to experimental programs, including the electronic structure and magnetism of transition and rare-earth metals, metal-electrolyte interfaces, superconductivity, and physical properties of heavy fermion, mixed valent, and fractal materials
Thomas A Carlson
For ideas and techniques which have opened new frontiers in chemical research and now play major roles in the study, understanding, and use of photoionization and photoelectron spectroscopy in studies of "hot atom" chemistry and work with multiply charged molecular ions.
Peter Mazur
Mazur, who led the Theoretical and Applied Cryobiology Group in the Biology Division, concentrated his research on fundamental mechanisms responsible for injury to cells during freezing and warming. This research and other basic findings were described in his review paper "Freezing of Living Cells: Mechanisms and Implications."
George Samuel Hurst
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Tech, Tactics & Tequila: Creating Strategies for Impact!
Gather (by United Co.) would like to invite you to our inaugural event in partnership with Your Creative; 'Tech, Tactics, & Tequila' – an opportunity to connect with Melbourne's tech and business thinkers and doers, as well as hear from some industry leading experts on how you can use technology to better enact strategy!
Today technology is no longer just a helpful business tool - it's now the crux of our ideas, our strategy and our every day. It can make us or break us, and we must question its place and value in driving change.
TTT brings together industry leaders, experts in social innovation, and young business leaders to open a discussion about the role of tech in how we work, play, and create real impact.
Join us for an evening of tequila, talking, debunking trends, sharing tactics, and encouraging cross-industry collaboration.
Lauren is Managing Director of Your Creative Agency and recently launched Hassl, a project collaboration tool redefining how teams work. As a digital strategist Lauren works alongside developers and designers, using data and intelligence to redefine brands across a range of industries.
Join us for an entertaining and inspiring evening of conversations, reflections and insights.
This is an event by Gather, connecting and inspiring a community of Melbourne's bright-minded and open-hearted. We gather to explore complex questions, expand perspectives and build skills for a thriving future.
After each event, you are invited to join our Facebook Group as a way to stay connected with the community, share resources and continue the conversation.
Tech, Tactics & Tequila: Creating Strategies for Impact! at United Co.


Kendrick Lamar, who is featured on Nipsey Hussle's Victory Lap song "Dedication", wrote about touring alongside Hussle a decade ago.
A shooting killed one person and wounded three others near the funeral procession route for slain rapper Nipsey Hussle in South Los Angeles. Los Angeles Police Chief Michael Moore reported the shooting on Twitter.
Anthony Hamilton invoked the spirit of a church service when he performed in Hussle's honor.
Longtime girlfriend Lauren London praised the love of her life as an wonderful father and said, "I am honored and blessed that I got to experience such a man". But I know Ermias used to say you can't possess people but you experience them. "We call on our ancestors to join us at this service", she said, before the calling. "My love and my devotion are to you".
Nispey Hussle's Celebration of Life memorial service, held at the Staples Center, brought together thousands of his family members, loved ones, admirers and fans who respectfully remembered his life and legacy. The two-hour ceremony is to be followed by a lengthy procession through Los Angeles, traveling 25 miles and passing the block which houses Hussle's The Marathon Clothing store. Stay 10 toes down, it's not on you it's in you and what's in you they can't take away'. I was able to meet, as well, Lauren, and was celebrating her birthday, past week's birthday, but as well, celebrating the fact that we had a good conversation and looked forward to a wonderful life. He said, 'What up killa, ' 'cuz that's my nickname to him.
"This man got a letter from Barack Obama, man", Snoop Dogg said, before saluting the coffin surrounded by white flowers. The Saturday before his death, she said she told him: "I said my heart feels as if there's possibly heaviness in your heart and soul".
In 2017, Hussle helped renovate a Mid-City roller rink that shaped Los Angeles' early hip-hop scene. She said he taught her that her opportunities were boundless. Police said the shooting was motivated by a personal dispute, although it took place against a surge in gang-related violence in south Los Angeles.
Hussle, whose name was Ermias Ashedom, was known in the community as a positive influence in the neighborhood.


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Cannabis and Asthma: What Do Studies Say?
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Marijuana has long been reported to relieve symptoms of asthma. Now, research explains why marijuana's main ingredient might help patients breathe easier.
Published in the British Journal of Pharmacology, a study shows marijuana may have a similar effect on the airways as some asthma medications.
Using samples of human lung tissue, French researchers found that THC could block muscle contractions caused by a signaling molecule called acetycholine.
Acetycholine is responsible for maintaining muscle tone of the airways and also contributes to contractions in asthma attacks. Interestingly, asthma medications block the same molecule, but from a slightly different angle.
"They prevent the acetycholine from binding to its receptor," explains Dr. Donald Tashkin, who was not involved with the study. "But THC works proximal to that. It doesn't have any competitive effect for binding to receptors. It just prevents the acetylcholine from being released."
Dr. Donald Tashkin, a lung expert and professor of medicine at UCLA, was part of the team that first discovered marijuana's effect as a bronchodilator. In 1973, his group published a study in the New England Journal of Medicine that found airways widen in both healthy and asthmatic individuals after smoking marijuana.
"It also succeeded in reversing experimentally induced asthma, in a manner that was comparable to what could be achieved with a standard therapeutic bronchodilator that was widely used at the time."
In fact, Dr. Tashkin's findings led to a number of subsequent studies on delivering THC through an inhaler. But the inhaler route didn't work, he says, because THC was too large of a molecule and caused patients to cough.
Taking THC orally was also tried, but its effect on the airways was delayed and too weak.
And while researchers eventually concluded that smoking was the best route of administration, smoking seemed like a poor choice for delivering a treatment.
"The problem with the smoke is that it contains a lot of noxious components that are irritating to respiratory tissue and could lead to an inflammatory response in the central airways, which would not be a good thing to develop in an asthmatic."
But Dr. Tashkin's work on the subject ended well before vaporizers became popular as an alternative to smoking. And though no one has ever studied it, he says, in theory, it could work.
"If you vaporized it, you would eliminate all the other ingredients in the smoke that are similar to components in tobacco smoke," Dr. Tashkin explains. "I don't know if anyone's ever studied the effect of vaporized THC on airway smooth muscle, but my guess is that it would lead to bronchodilation."
Still, Dr. Tashkin believes there isn't a need for vaporizing marijuana to treat asthma, considering the availability of other medications.
Then again: "If you were an asthmatic and were interested in delivering THC for its euphoric effect, or medicinally, then as a bonus there would be a bronchodilator effect, which would not be a bad thing."
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Snopes has its site back. But the legal battle over its ownership will drag on for months.
One of the oldest American fact-checking projects has regained control of its hosting and majority…
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Snopes won the first round in the battle for its site. Round two begins today.
Today in a San Diego courtroom, the battle for Snopes will be set in motion…
Snopes met its $500K fundraising goal. Now what?
In one day, Snopes received more than $500,000 worth of donations from nearly 20,000 people on…
Knight Institute sues President Trump over Twitter blocking
The Knight First Amendment Institute has filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump and his…
Snopes is locked in a legal battle for control of its website
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Why Trump wouldn't win a libel suit against The New York Times
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What's up with this weather? One minute its warm next minute its freezing! Yesterday I was outside in sunnies and today I'm inside with a jumper with the heating on! Isn't that mental?
Anyway, enough of me rambling I'm back today with another 5 Reasons video and it's about why to base your wedding on a theme or style.
Creating a wedding theme or style is becoming more and more popular as you're putting a stamp on your day with crazy, beautiful designs and creations that will get everyone talking.
As I have always said your personality should create a wedding and with that you'll get a theme or style. Literally a theme could be from Marmite to Star Wars (my wedding theme ideas) that's how easy it is to base your day on a theme, just write down your likes and boom, you'll have a theme!
So why do I think you should base your wedding on a theme, well watch the video and find out!
Hopefully this will push you into creating a theme and style for your day.
Have you got a theme for your wedding? I would love you to share your ideas on this matter; please comment below to take part.
P.S. I totally just lied to you because I'm wearing a T-shirt in the video, oops.


Over the last 40 years, the Nuyorican Poets Cafe has served as a home for groundbreaking works of poetry, music, theater and visual arts. Famous for their Friday night slams, the Cafe features regular performances of spoken word, hip-hop, theater, film, and music. Programs also include a regular Monday night open mic session and a Wednesday night slam and open mic.


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Huadu District is one of 11 urban districts of the prefecture-level city of Guangzhou, the capital of Guangdong, China. It is located in the far northern suburbs of the city.

Xinhua Town is the seat of local government, and of the district CCP committee.

While the Cantonese dialect is universally spoken, about 1/3 of the population consists of Hakka dialect speaking peoples. The district is the ancestral home of many Overseas Chinese.

Formerly known as Hua County, it was the hometown of many Taiping Rebellion leaders like Hong Xiuquan and Hong Rengan.

History
The district was established in the Qing dynasty (1644–1911) as a county, Hua County or Huaxian (, also known as Fahsien), which was located north of the then city limits of Guangzhou.  It remained a county until 1993, when it was recognized as a city and renamed as Huadu ().  In 2000, it became an attached northern suburban district of the expanded municipality of Guangzhou.

Natives of Huadu speak a dialect of Yue Chinese called Huaxian ( or Fahsien).  In addition to its population, Huadu is the hometown of approximately 300,000 overseas Chinese, including a large number in the Republic of Panamá, and some in Hong Kong and Macao.

Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport, Guangzhou's main airport, is located in the district, as is Guangzhou North Railway Station on the Wuhan–Guangzhou High-Speed Railway.

Resources
Huadu District is rich in natural resources. With a rich rainfall, Huadu is abundant in a variety of crops, vegetables, tea, litchis, bananas, longans, peanuts and sugarcane.

Jingtang Lotus Roots are thought to originate here in Jingtang Town.

The mines proved up are up to 18 varieties among which the largely-reserved and high-rank limestone, kaolin, clay and granite etc. have a bright future of mining. The district also is rich in water. The annual flux of the surface water on average for years is 1.15 billion cubic meters. There are 17 reservoirs of medium and small size in the district. The Liuxi River and Bajiang River are across the district.

Administrative divisions
There are currently 4 subdistricts and 6 towns.

On 2 December 2013 three new subdistricts (Huacheng, Xiuquan, & Xinya) were established from carving out Xinhua Subdistrict, while upgrading Yayao Town into a subdistrict.

Climate

Transportation

Metro
Huadu is currently service by two metro line operated by Guangzhou Metro:

 – Airport North, Airport South
 – Fei'eling, Huadu Auto City, Guangzhou North Station, Huacheng Lu, Huaguoshan Park, Huadu Square, Ma'anshan Park, Liantang, Qingbu, Qingtang

People

 March Fong Eu, ancestry
 Hong Xiuquan, (Fuyuan Springs)

Sister cities

 Markham, Canada, since Nov/Dec,2012

 Petrer, Spain, since Nov, 2020

References

External links

Official website of Huadu District Government
English website of Huadu District Government

Districts of Guangzhou

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Over the last decade, considerable effort has been put in the implementation of RNA interference (RNAi) as a treatment for various disorders. As RNAi occurs in the cytoplasm of cells, it is imperative that RNAi mediators such as small interfering RNA (siRNA) cross several extracellular and intracellular barriers to reach this site of action. Among the extensive range of proposed delivery systems for siRNA, matrix systems possess interesting properties to promote the delivery of siRNA to a target tissue. In this review, a number of recently developed matrix and hybrid systems for siRNA delivery are discussed.
Affiliation:Laboratory of General Biochemistry and Physical Pharmacy, Ghent University, Harelbekestraat 72,9000 Ghent, Belgium.
Abstract: Over the last decade, considerable effort has been put in the implementation of RNA interference (RNAi) as a treatment for various disorders. As RNAi occurs in the cytoplasm of cells, it is imperative that RNAi mediators such as small interfering RNA (siRNA) cross several extracellular and intracellular barriers to reach this site of action. Among the extensive range of proposed delivery systems for siRNA, matrix systems possess interesting properties to promote the delivery of siRNA to a target tissue. In this review, a number of recently developed matrix and hybrid systems for siRNA delivery are discussed.


Founded in 2010 and launched in 2011, Vaultize provides cloud-based data protection services for corporations with a specialty in the BYOD workforce. This platform allows corporate data to leave company premises through laptops, tablets, mobile devices, and more. Vaultize protects this data through encryption and secure file sharing methods and also creates secure channels for employees to access company data on any device, from any location.
In terms of data protection, Vaultize encrypts files with AES-256 and on-disk Endpoint Encryption which ensures data is protected before and after it leaves a device. Vaultize also allows businesses and employees to share and sync secured data from any type of device, eliminating the need of VPNs' or bypass firewalls. The sharing and syncing features can be centrally monitored by IT admins, so businesses can identify what data is being shared and accessed by employees. The platform's recovery and backup services are designed to create automatic backup copies of files and to allow quick retrieval of missing data.
TVS Motor Company used Vaultize to protect corporate data on laptops used by traveling employees. The company implemented Vaultize in order to create backups and recovery methods in the case of lost laptops and information. In using Vaultize's services, TVS Motor Company was able to successfully protect their data and can now restore missing information from any location.
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Description: 8 or 10 mm dumbell-shaped wafter hook baits (three different colours in each pot).
Ingredients: firm hook baits flavoured with Krill & Tuna.
My verdict: these 'washed-out' wafters follow Bait-Tech's launch of Krill & Tuna boilies, and they contain the same nutritional LT94 fishmeal.
Diameter wise the 8 mm size I checked out were more like 6 mm, but the 10 mm looked spot on. Their sizes open up plenty of opportunities from a presentation point of view, appealing to match and specimen anglers alike.
I like the washed-out colours, the idea being that they look as if they've been in the water for some time, and therefore are safe to eat.
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Match them to the right hook size and pattern, so that they 'waft' around enticingly before being easily sucked in by a fish.