text:
Das Fort d'Arches, kurzzeitig auch Fort de Berwick genannt, war Teil der Gürtelfestung Épinal und eins der modernsten und stärksten der 1. Kategorie in der 21. Region (21e corps d'armée).

Benennung
Ursprünglich trug es den Namen Fort d'Arches, bis per Präsidialdekret vom 21. Januar 1887 der Kriegsminister Georges Boulanger umsetzte, dass alle Forts, befestigte Artillerieanlagen und Kasernen des Système Séré de Rivières die Namen von ehemaligen Militärkommandanten zu tragen hätten, weswegen das Fort dann den Namen Fort de Berwick nach dem Marschall von Frankreich James Fitzjames, 1. Duke of Berwick  erhielt. Am 13. Oktober 1887 wurde das vom Nachfolger Boulangers, Théophile Ferron, mit der Note n° 14980 vom gleichen Datum rückgängig gemacht und das Fort erhielt seinen ursprünglichen Namen zurück.

Das Bauwerk
Das Fort war eines der ersten, die im Bereich von Épinal gebaut wurden. Ursprünglich war es dem "Verteidigungsriegel der Obermosel" (Rideau defensiv Haute Moselle) zugeteilt, die Zuständigkeit wechselte jedoch im Jahre 1900 zum Festen Platz Épinal. Es liegt auf einer Höhe von 475 Metern unterhalb der Gemeinden Arches und Pouxeux. Von hier aus kontrollierte es die Täler der Vologne und der Mosel und verteidigte den Bereich zwischen dem Fort de Parmont und dem Fort de la Mouche. Komplettiert wurde die Anlage durch eine Annexbatterie.

Es war eines der wenigen, die während des Zeitraums von 40 Jahren ständig verbessert und verstärkt wurden. 1876 wurde es als erstes mit einer Kasemattpanzerung aus laminiertem Stahl ausgestattet. Im Jahre 1889 war es das modernste Fort der französischen Armee und erhielt bereits zu diesem Zeitpunkt, gleichzeitig mit dem Fort du Bourdiau in Maubeuge ein Elektrizitätswerk. Es war außerdem das erste Fort, das 1896 mit einer Betonverstärkung versehen wurde, unmittelbar nachdem dieses Verfahren von der Armeeführung angenommen worden war.

Baudaten und Kosten
 Bauzeit: 1. Juni 1875 bis 16. Oktober 1877
 Baukosten: 1.499.000 Goldfrancs

Modernisierungen

Geplante  Modernisierungen
 1893 bis 1894
 Ausstattung mit einer betonierten Bunkerkaserne, entweder:
 a: Errichtung einer neuen Betonkaserne mit 252 Plätzen in der Kehle des Forts neben dem Saillant 1
 oder
 b: Verstärkung des Nordteils der vorhandenen (gemauerten) Friedenskaserne mit 300 Schlafplätzen durch eine Betonüberdeckung
 Verstärkung der wichtigsten Gänge im Fort durch Betonauskleidung
 Betonverstärkung der beiden gepanzerten Casemates Mougin und der beiden Einzel-Grabenkaponnieren
 Ersatz der Doppel-Grabenkaponniere durch eine Grabenstreiche.
 Einbau eines Doppel-Geschützpanzerturms Tourelle Galopin de 155 mm L modèle 1890
 Anschluss an des Netz der 60 cm Feldeisenbahn
 1902
Neue Belüftung für die betonierten Abschnitte und das Elektrizitätswerk, in dem eine Gruppe Generatoren von Petroleummotoren angetrieben wurden.

Durchgeführte  Modernisierungen
 1877 bis 1878: Einbau von zwei Casemates Mougin, ausgestattet mit je einer Canon de 138 modèle 1873–74 zur Sicherung des Vologne-Tals
 1880: Bau einer optischen Signalstation
 1880 bis 1881: Verkleidung der Grabenwände mit einer Steinschicht
 1882: Bau eines zusätzlichen Pulvermagazins, Verbesserung der Unteroffiziersunterkunft
 1889: Ausbau der Gräben um die Kaponnieren
 1889 bis 1890: Verstärkung der Räume im Eingangsbereich, der Bäckerei und Teile des Hauptganges
 1889 bis 1891: Bau eines Elektrizitätswerks unter den Räumen des Eingangsbereichs. Ausgestattet war dieses mit einer Dampfmaschine, die eine 15 PS Compound-Pilon Maschine antrieb, die auf einen vierpoligen Dynamo "Gramme Lemonnier Typ Dupleix"  wirkte. Die Stromstärke lag bei 150 Ampere, die Spannung bei 75 Volt.
 1890 bis 1891: Bau eines Felsenmagazins in 10 Meter Tiefe. Vom Magazin führen zwei elektrisch angetriebene Lastenaufzüge mit einer Tragfähigkeit von je 600 kg in das Fort. Zum Antrieb diente ein Elektromotor vom Typ Sautter-Harlé mit 1750 Watt, 70 Volt und einer vom Typ Edoux mit 1400 Watt und 70 Volt. Bei Stromausfall konnten die Anlage von je vier Mann manuell betrieben werden. Das Magazin war durch einen 125 Meter langen Gang mit dem Kehlgraben verbunden.
 1890 bis 1892: Anlegen von großflächigen Drahthindernissen rund um das Fort
 1890 bis 1900: Bau einer Feldeisenbahn mit einer Spurweite von 60 cm zum Transport von Munition aus dem Inneren des Forts auf die Wälle
 1895: Übergabe des Felsenmagazins an die Artillerie
 1896 bis 1897: Einbau eines Tourelle Galopin de 155 mm L modèle 1890. Dieser war am 12. Oktober 1897 schussbereit.

 1896 bis 1897: Verbesserung der optischen Signalstation und der Verbindungsgänge. Installation von drei Beobachtungspanzerkuppeln (Observatoire cuirassé), Bau von Gefechtsräumen für den Kommandanten. Installation der Beleuchtung, einer Krankenstation und eines Verpflegungslagers in einem ehemaligen Pulvermagazin.
 1897 bis 1898: Bau einer betonierten Kaserne in der Kehle zwischen dem Eingang und dem Saillant 1. In ihr befanden sich sechs Unterkunftsräume mit je 50 Plätzen, eine Küche und Latrinen für die Mannschaften.
 1898: Reparaturarbeiten am Mauerwerk in den Gräben
 1900 bis 1901: Einbau elektrischer Beleuchtung (zu diesem Zeitpunkt waren noch 47 Petroleumlampen und Kerzenlampen im Gebrauch) und von vier Ventilatoren der Firma Genests & Herscher. Die Ventilatoren hatten einen Durchmesser von 30 und 40 Zentimetern und diente zur Belüftung der neuen Kaserne.
 1900 bis 1902: Ersatz der Kaponnieren in der äußeren Grabenmauer durch Grabenwehren, Bau eines Ausganges aus dem Infanterieunterstand "Abri de Reimbrupt" auf dem Wall, Bau von zwei betonierten Geschützplattformen für Kanonen Canon de 120 mm L modèle 1878 mit windenbetriebenen Munitionsaufzügen (so nur im Fort d'Arches), Verstärkung der Wallbrüstungen zum Schutz von Infanterie und Artillerie, Installation von 10 Guerités blindées
 1900 bis 1903: Bau einer Reservewasserzisterne zur Versorgung der Dampfmaschine des Elektrizitätswerks, Installation von vier Maschinengewehrtürmen Tourelle de mitrailleuses modèle 1899. Diese waren im März 1903 schussbereit.
 1900 – 1903 – 1911: Im Jahre 1900 hatte sich bereits gezeigt, dass der Geschützpanzerturm Tourelle Galopin de 155 mm L modèle 1890 der "Casemate Mougin" in allen Belangen überlegen war. Man gab daher die beiden Kasematten auf. Sie wurden ausgebaut und eine der Stirnpanzerplatten als Verstärkung der Feuerleit- und Beobachtungspanzerkuppel für die Tourelle de 75 mm R modèle 1905 nach dem Fort de Dogny (Fester Platz Verdun) geschafft, wo sie eingebaut wurde. Der Rest der Panzerung, 27,2 t, blieb als Schrott zunächst an Ort und Stelle liegen und wurde 1912 für Ansprengversuche mit Melinit verwendet. Danach hat man die Teile an einen Schrotthändler verkauft.
 1905 bis 1907: Einbau eines versenkbaren, gepanzerten Scheinwerferturms mit einem 90 cm Scheinwerfer Modell "Fresnel" zur Ausleuchtung des Vorfeldes. Das Gerät wurde am 17. Oktober 1907 an die Artillerie übergeben.
 1910: Installation von vier Azetylenprojektoren zur Ausleuchtung der Gräben
 1913 bis 1914: Ersatz der Dampfmaschine des Elektrizitätswerkes durch drei Aster Stromerzeuger mit je 35 PS, die mit Öl oder Petroleum betrieben werden konnten. Verbesserung der elektrischen Belüftung in der neuen Betonkaserne mit stärkeren Ventilatoren. Installation von elektrischer Beleuchtung im gesamten Fort. Es wurden 304 Lampen zu 16 Candela in den Galerien und der Kaserne und 31 Lampen zu 10 Candela als Turmbeleuchtung eingebaut. Die Ventilation in der Kaserne, den Latrinen und im Elektrizitätswerk wurde durch den Einbau von 9 elektrischen  Zuluft- und 7 elektrischen Absauggebläsen verbessert.

 1914 bis 1915: Anschluss an das öffentliche Stromnetz zum Gebrauch in der Friedenszeit.

Bewaffnung

1877

1879

1881

1906

1912

Besatzung
 Die vorgesehene Kriegsbesatzung gemäß der Anordnung vom 30. Juli 1909  bestand aus:
 Artilleriestab: 1 Offizier
 Pionierstab: 3 Offiziere, 3 Unteroffiziere und Mannschaften, 4 Pferde
 Intendantur: 1 Offizier
 Infanterie: 4 Offiziere, 250 Unteroffiziere und Mannschaften des 170e régiment d'infanterie
 Artillerie: 2 Offiziere, 210 Unteroffiziere und Mannschaften des "8e régiment d'artillerie à pied" (8. Fußartillerieregiment)
 Pioniere: 1 Offizier, 31 Unteroffiziere und Mannschaften des "11e régiment du genie" (11. Pionierregiment)
 Telegraphentruppe: 4 Mann
 Gesamt: 11 Offiziere, 410  Unteroffiziere und Mannschaften, 6 Pferde

Ausstattung bei Kriegsbeginn  1914
 Unterkunft: unter verstärktem Schutz: 282 Sitzplätze, 380 Schlafplätze, dazu 147 Schlafplätze im gemauerten Bereich
 Pulvermagazin: Kapazität 45 t Schwarzpulver
 Kartuschmagazin: Kapazität 600.000 Stück
 Küche: 3 Kochherde der Firma François Vaillant
 Bäckerei: 1 gemauerter Backofen mit einer Leistung von 200 Brotportionen täglich, 1 transportabler Backofen mit einer Leistung von 180 Brotportionen täglich
 Brunnen: 1 Brunnen mit elektrischer Pumpe zur Befüllung einer Zisterne mit einem Fassungsvermögen von 403 m³
 Brücke: über den Kehlgraben führte eine einziehbare Brücke, die auf Schienen in den Tortunnel gezogen werden konnte.
 Kommunikation: Optische Verbindung zum Fort de Bambois (7,28 km) und zum Fort de la Mouche (6,96 km) mit Hilf eines Lichtsignalapparats mit Petroleumlampe mit 24 cm Spiegel. Ein elektrischer Telegraph führte in die Zentrale nach Epinal und zum Fort du Parmont.
 Beleuchtung: Elektrische- und Petroleumlampen im Inneren des Forts, Elektrische und Kerzenlampen in den Türmen, Azetylenlampen in den Grabenwehren.

Bewaffnung
 8 Canon de 120 auf Belagerungslafette (davon zwei auf betonierten Plattformen) mit je 700 Granaten
 8 Canon de 90 mit je 600 Granaten
 4 Mörser "mortar de 22" mit je 300 Granaten
 1 doppelter Geschützpanzerturm "Tourelle Galopin de 155 mm L modèle 1890" mit 2000 Granaten (dazu zwei Ersatzrohre und eine Kommando-Panzerkuppel)
 2 Kommando-Panzerkuppeln mit Bedienelementen für die ausfahrbare Scheinwerferkuppel
 10 gepanzerte Postenstände (Guérites blindées) auf den Wällen
 1 Scheinwerferkuppel mit einem Manginspiegel-Scheinwerfer von 90 cm Durchmesser.
 2 einfache Grabenwehren mit je einer fünfläufigen Revolverkanone vom Kaliber 40 mm mit je 1800 Granaten, eine "Canon de 12 mle 1853–1859" mit 150 Granaten
 1 doppelte Grabenwehr mit zwei sechsläufigen Revolverkanone Canon revolver de 40 mm modèle 1879 mit je 1800 Granaten zwei "Canon de 12 mle 1853–1859" mit je 150 Granaten

Erster Weltkrieg

Besatzung 1916
169 Mann

Bewaffnung
 Ende 1915:
 1 Tourelle Galopin mit 380 Granaten
 4 Maschinengewehrtürme ohne Munition
 3 Grabenwehren mit zusammen 4 Revolverkanonen 40 mm und 4 Kanonen "de 12 culasse" mit Munition
 Ende 1917:
 1 Tourelle Galopin mit 2000 Granaten pro Geschütz
 4 Maschinengewehrtürme mit Munition
 3 Grabenwehren mit zusammen 4 Revolverkanonen 40 mm und 4 Kanonen "de 12 culasse" mit Munition
 8 feste Maschinengewehrstellungen zum Schutz eines eingebrochenen Mauerteils
 einige Maschinengewehre zur Nahverteidigung

Externe Anlagen
 keine (die Annexbatterie war aufgegeben worden)

Zweiter Weltkrieg
Das Fort feuerte nur an einem Tag und ergab sich am 20. Juni 1940 den Deutschen. Diese stellten dann hier Geschütze auf, die das Fort de Longchamp und das Fort de Dogneville mit Störfeuer belegten. Im Jahre 1943 wurden durch die Organisation Todt alle Stahlteile entfernt und der Verschrottung zugeführt.

Heutiger Zustand
Das Fort befindet sich in einem relativ erhaltenen Zustand, ist jedoch sich selbst überlassen und dem Verfall preisgegeben. Es gehört der Gemeinde Pouxeux und wird von der Lothringischen Naturparkverwaltung (Conservatoires d'espaces naturels de Lorraine) genutzt, um hier Fledertieren einen Unterschlupf zu gewähren. Das Betreten ist verboten.

Fußnoten und Einzelnachweise

Weblinks

 Fort d'Arches auf fortiffsere

A
Festung in Lothringen
A
Arches


text:
Q: Rsync files from machine A to standalone machine B I want to rsync files from machine A to a standalone machine B.  At present there should not be any deleted files on the source, machine A. The changed files would be copied to a separate folder and moved to the standalone system, machine B via a DVD or hard drive depending on the size of the data. Then the changed files would be rsynced to the same location on the standalone system.

A: I understand that you can't directly access to the B, so that you will use an external disk or DVD to indirectly rsync B from A.
I think you shouldn't use a ROM like DVD but an external drive.
So you have 3 systems: A, B, and HDD (let's call it so)
Suppose you mount HDD at /mnt/HDD in both A and B. And the files are rsynced to the root of HDD. The source directory at A is /source and destination directory at B is /dest.
First you mount HDD on A and rsync A to HDD:
rsync -avH --delete-after /source/ /mnt/HDD/

After that you unmount HDD from A and mount at B. And rsync there:
rsync -avH --delete-after /mnt/HDD/ /dest/

Note that --delete-after is there to delete files from the destination if they are deleted from the source, not to delete rsyned files from the source.
For the arguments: a creates a full backup, v for verbose and H for hardlinks (so that hardlinked files do not occupy multiple spaces on the disk)
You can also add --checksum argument if you want to check the integrity of files for rsyncing (even though the size and time signatures might be the same, the files may be corrupted).
If your point is just to copy the changed files to HDD, that would not be a good idea for rsyncing. How then you can treat files deleted from A? ANd how can you track changed files (you have to compare two trees for that in each step).

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


text:
The Channel Strip Ranked No. 1 by MIX Online
Though we announced the production of The Channel Strip just a few months ago, it's already an award-winning unit! Our Channel Strip has just been ranked No.1 in a list of this year's top gear as determined by MIXOnline! We love that audio professionals are just as excited about our new product as we are, and we're happy to let everyone know that Channel Strips are now shipping. If you haven't checked out The Channel Strip for yourself yet, click here to find out more information.
Permalink: https://www.apiaudio.com/news.php?id=90
The Channel Strip
From the Desk of: HyperThreat Sound

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
Eddy Zheng: our community rallies to let him stay
By Yvonne Tran
Last Thursday morning, I attended Eddy Zheng's court hearing at the U.S. Court of Appeals – 9th Circuit in downtown San Francisco. When I arrived, the courtroom was filled with hundreds of supporters, family, and friends. I recognized a third of the faces there--it felt like community.
Eddy's story, according to the Asian Law Caucus:
After being convicted as an adult for a crime he committed when he was 16-years old, Eddy served over 20 years behind bars, where he transformed himself into a renowned prisoner rights advocate, youth mentor, and poet and author. Released from prison in 2007, Eddy has dedicated his life to preventing youth violence and delinquency through his work at the Community Youth Center, Community Response Network, and many other SF Bay Area programs and organizations.
Having spent more than half of his life behind bars for a crime he committed at 16, Eddy won his parole only by demonstrating to the parole board and Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger that he was a model inmate who acknowledged his mistakes, expressed remorse for his crime, and did everything he could to improve himself. The judge who sentenced Eddy, the Assistant District Attorney who prosecuted him, a former director of the California Department of Corrections, and dozens of state legislators, local politicians, and community leaders wrote letters of support for his parole. Eddy Zheng now faces deportation to a country he left as a child.
His fight to stay in this country is not unique but his heavy and long committed involvement in the community is. His story of immigration, growing up working class, being involved with gangs, incarceration, and finally rehabilitation and community work speaks to the volume of experiences that immigrant families go through.
I got to speak to several folks after the hearing to record their strong family stories around the impacts of deportation and immigration.
Below is Shaw San Liu's take on the hearing and what it means about Strong Families:
For a sense of Eddy Zheng, you can see this clip from his parole hearing in November 2004:
Labels: Eddy Zheng, immigration, Strong Families
Uniting Communities takes hold
"My favorite SAFIRE session was this one."
DREAM Act inspires Oakland's undocumented youth
Five reasons to support ACRJ this holiday season
Taking climate justice home
You decide the time
Reflections from Occidental
Building Strong Families will take all of us!!!


text:
Home / iron ore beneficiation jobs
iron ore beneficiation jobs
exploring iron ore fines beneficiation in a south african
the south african iron ore industry is facing challenges with both low commodity prices and competition from the 'big four' iron ore producers. low commodity prices. the price of iron ore has fluctuated over the last eleven years, with the highest price achieved for one dry metric ton unit (dmtu) of iron ore
beneficiation plant automation technologies
project description and overview. this project develops sensors for iron ore grade and automation controls to respond so that variable upgrade ratios can be implemented in the beneficiation plant, delivering a more constant output from the plant and therefore
sweden iron ore beneficiation and pellet plant jobs
iron ore beneficiation and pellet plant jobs. iron ore beneficiation and pellet plant jobs . pellets jindal saw ltd. jindal saw, after realizing the potential of pelletization of iron ore in
opportunities abound in uncertain iron ore market
in 2011, the iron ore price peaked at more than $175/t, whereas in 2016 it fell to less than $40/t. since then, the price has increased to about $92/t.
section 2 creating a growing and kumba iron ore
exploration & extraction and mining beneficiation (iron ore mining): • the iron ore industry can more than double output in the next ten years, creating 14,000 new jobs and uplifting limpopo and the northern cape. • south africa's limpopo and northern cape reserves can best be developed through three iron ore
kiruna iron ore mine technology mining news and
with an ore body 4km long, 80m thick and reaching a depth of 2km, lkab's kiruna is the world's largest, most modern underground iron ore mine. since mining began at the site over 100 years ago, luossavaara kiirunavaara ab (lkab) has produced over 950mt of ore, yet only one third of the original ore body has been extracted.
beneficiation of iron ore indian industry
iron ore, the free encyclopedia. this stockpile of iron ore pellets will be used in steel production. . to mine and process as they require less beneficiation due to the higher iron content. .
andrew tembo development manager (mining
sanje hill iron ore open cast mining and beneficiation process plant project development in nampundwe, zambia. monitoring construction of the direct reduced iron (sponge iron) project in kafue a
taconite minnesota dnr
taconite is a low grade iron ore. when the high grade natural iron ore was plentiful, taconite was considered a waste rock and not used. but as the supply of high grade natural ore decreased, industry began to view taconite as a resource. dr. e.w. davis of the university of minnesota, along with other scientists and engineers, conducted years
raghavendra kulkarni plant manager industries
150 tons per hour plant, which involved scrubber, 50 degree dsm screen, screw classifier, hydro cyclones with 16 meter dia thickener. 2.) 100 tons per hour beneficiation plant,, primary rake classifier, secondary rake classifier with 12 meters dia thickener. 3.) stock yard maintenance of iron ore.
beneficiation 'an opportunity for brics'
· beneficiation is one of six focus areas in the new growth path, which aims to create five million new jobs by 2020. beneficiation lends itself to helping countries move ahead through job creation, technology advancement, skills transfer, and research and development, sipho nkosi, the chief executive of jse listed mining group exxaro, said.
iron ore beneficiation animation
iron ore beneficiation animation iron ore beneficiation jobs shine view and apply to iron ore beneficiation jobs in delhi ncr, mumbai, bangalore, hyderabad, chennai, kolkata, pune and, beneficiation process of coal animation, iron ore beneficiation mining techniques animation mineral beneficiation is a process by which
iron mineral beneficiation services pty ltd
mine restoration investments limited mri company · detailed cautionary announcement in respect of an aquisition of up to 39.2% in iron mineral beneficiation services proprietary limited ("imbs"), an equity capital raise and an update on existing operations 1.
the largest ships in the huge iron ore trade wolf street
· china's phenomenal and somewhat worrying rise as the top steel producer in the world has fueled an absolutely unprecedented boom in the trade of iron ore. the latest data available (2016) put the worldwide seaborne dry bulk trade at 4,553 million metric tons, of which 1,354 million metric tons, or 30%, were iron ore.
chrome ore beneficiation south africa
chrome ore beneficiation south africa . chromite ore beneficiation plant in south africa ore beneficiation south africa,chrome ore beneficiation plant, wholesale various high quality chrome . is africa, asia and south america. involved in gold washing plant, iron.contact us experiences in the production of metallurgical and chemical grade .chrome ore washing plants in sa
consulting on iron ore beneficiation and pelletizing projects met chem, montreal, quebec, canada consulting on iron ore beneficiation and pelletizing projects reftech international, montreal, quebec, canada business development assistance for a canadian refractory company that is setting up business in the gcc. show more show less
iron ore jobs in south africa 17+ vacancies joblife.co.za
beneficiation hire resolve south africa. hire resolve is representing a leading mining company in their search for a beneficiation with a minimum of 16 years relative experience in design, engineering of iron ore beneficiation plant & pellet plant.
iron ore beneficiation plant jobs in india iron ore
one > contact us >>> iron ore beneficiation plant jobs in india iron ore. for more than 30 years, one has focused on r&d and manufacturing of mine crushing equipment, building crushing equipment, industrial pulverizing equipment and green building materials equipment, and provided professional solutions and mature supporting products to create
andhra pradesh allots captive iron ore mines to vizag
· andhra pradesh government on wednesday allotted 5,342 hectares of iron ore mines to rashtriya ispat nigam ltd (rinl), popularly known as vizag steel, enabling the state owned steel maker to get captive mines for the first time since its inception. in a late evening statement, the chief minister's office said the mines were allotted to vizag steel in three districts of khammam, warangal and
jack hills iron ore project technology mining
jack hills iron ore project is owned and operated by crosslands resources, a 50 50 joint venture between murchison metals and mitsubishi development. it is the only property developed by crosslands to date. it is situated 400km northeast of geraldton in the mid west region of western australia. the mine contains premium grade iron ore.
iron ore beneficiation and pelletisation karnataka
iron ore beneficiation and iron ore pelletisation plant india new doddanavar nanjinzhao mining & metallurgy is planning an iron ore beneficiation and iron ore pelletisation plant in karnataka. .
iron ore: pmai seeks higher duty on export of iron ore
pmai seeks higher duty on export of iron ore with over 58 pc fe content export of 58 per cent plus fe iron ore without value addition need to be discouraged, pmai said adding that use of
iron ore crushing plant iron ore beneficiation and mining. iron ore is beneficiated by crushing and then separating the iron from the gangue minerals through screening this is usually so efficient that lower grade ore can be treated especially when the magnetite is quite coarse common iron ore crushers are jaw crusher cone crusher and fine jaw
second hand crushers for sale in india
crusher plant raw material
copper mine process design
chancadora simons 4 1 4 pdf
rock crusher manganese wear parts manganese india
industry analysis of quarry company
grinding roller mills manufacturers from china
ball mill manufacturers china
manual operational procedure coal fired power plant
small scale mining in zambezi crusher for sale
uase parker stone crusher
screens and crushers for mining industry


Hotel Cosmopolit offers accommodation in Sarajevo. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. Free WiFi is offered throughout the property and free private parking is available on site.
Each room at this hotel is air conditioned and is equipped with a flat-screen TV. The rooms are equipped with a private bathroom equipped with a shower.
Latin bridge is 900 metres from Hotel Cosmopolit, while Bascarsija Street is 1.1 km away. The nearest airport is Sarajevo Airport, 8 km from the property.


Ex-workers' vacation time forces big payouts becomes Unused vacation time draining state of millions online. We already talked about how you could have read this story by Chase Davis, of the Center for Investigative Reporting, checked out a database of the payouts and viewed an infographic the Chronicle made for the story on the CIR site. You also could have read it on the Fresno Bee's, Santa Rosa Press Democrat's, or North County Times' sites. Or you could read it on SFGate two days later. You pick!
Matier & Ross Black Muslims' scuffle with ex-cop likely to fade becomes Black Muslims' scuffle with ex-cop apt to fade Now you can compare and contrast their first item with the same story that was in the Examiner on Friday.


UK outfit Crazy P conjures dance floor memories with this infectious house gem off their forthcoming album.
We don't talk about too much live dance musicians, but Crazy P is definitely a group not to be forgotten. The five member ensemble first banded together almost twenty years ago and in some shape or form have been creating house-disco records for the modern age ever since. The lastest effort, out this week on 2020Vision Recordings, is quite honestly one of my favorites of the year.


text:
$(function() {
   if (typeof(gdn) == "undefined") {
      gdn = {};
      gdn.definition = function() {
         return '';
      }
   }

   var currentHeight = null,
      remotePostMessage = null,
      inIframe = top !== self,
      inDashboard = gdn.definition('InDashboard', '') != '',
      embedDashboard = gdn.definition('EmbedDashboard', '') != '',
      remoteUrl = gdn.definition('RemoteUrl', ''),
      forceRemoteUrl = gdn.definition('ForceRemoteUrl', '') != '',
      webroot = gdn.definition('WebRoot'),
      pathroot = gdn.definition('UrlFormat').replace('/{Path}', '').replace('{Path}', '');

   if (inIframe) {
      if ("postMessage" in parent) {
         remotePostMessage = function(message, target) {
            return parent.postMessage(message, target);
         }
         setLocation = function(newLocation) {
            parent.window.frames[0].location.replace(newLocation);
         }
      } else {
         var messages = [];

         messageUrl = function(message) {
            var id = Math.floor(Math.random() * 100000);
            if (remoteUrl.substr(-1))
               remoteUrl += '/';

            return remoteUrl + "/poll.html#poll:" + id + ":" + message;
         }

         remotePostMessage = function(message, target) {
            messages.push(message);
         }

         setLocation = function(newLocation) {
            if (messages.length == 0)
               parent.window.frames[0].location.replace(newLocation);
            else {
               setTimeout(function(){
                  setLocation(newLocation);
               },500);
            }
         }

         setMessage = function() {
            if (messages.length == 0)
               return;

            var message = messages.splice(0, 1)[0];
            document.getElementById('messageFrame').src = messageUrl(message);
         }

         $(function() {
            var body = document.getElementsByTagName("body")[0],
               messageIframe = document.createElement("iframe");

            messageIframe.id = "messageFrame";
            messageIframe.name = "messageFrame";
            messageIframe.src = messageUrl('');
            messageIframe.style.display = "none";
            body.appendChild(messageIframe);
            setMessage();
            setInterval(setMessage, 300);
         });
      }
   }

   // If not embedded and we should be, redirect to the embedded version.
   if (!inIframe && forceRemoteUrl && remoteUrl != '') {
      var path = document.location.toString().substr(webroot.length);
      var hashIndex = path.indexOf('#');
      if (hashIndex > -1)
         path = path.substr(0, hashIndex);

      document.location = remoteUrl + '#' + path;
   } else if (inIframe && inDashboard && !embedDashboard) {
      remotePostMessage('unembed', '*');
   }

   // hijack all anchors to see if they should go to "top" or be within the embed (ie. are they in Vanilla or not?)
   if (inIframe) {
      setHeight = function() {
         var newHeight = document.body.offsetHeight;
         if (newHeight != currentHeight) {
            currentHeight = newHeight;
            remotePostMessage('height:'+currentHeight, '*');
         }
      }

      setHeight();
      setInterval(setHeight, 300);

      $('a').live('click', function() {
         var href = $(this).attr('href'),
            isHttp = href.substr(0, 7) == 'http://' || href.substr(0,8) == 'https://';

         if (isHttp && href.substr(0, webroot.length) != webroot) {
            $(this).attr('target', '_blank');
         } else {
            // Strip the path from the root folder of the app
            var path = isHttp ? href.substr(webroot.length) : href.substr(pathroot.length);
            var hashIndex = path.indexOf('#');
            var hash = '';
            if (hashIndex > -1) {
               hash = path.substr(hashIndex);
               path = path.substr(0, hashIndex);
            }

            if (path != '')
               remotePostMessage('location:' + path, '*');

            // setLocation(pathroot + path + hash);
            // return false;
         }
      });

      // Simulate a page unload when popups are opened (so they are scrolled into view).
      $('body').bind('popupReveal', function() {
         remotePostMessage('scrollto:' + $('div.Popup').offset().top, '*');
      });

      $(window).unload(function() { remotePostMessage('unload', '*'); });
   }
});

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
A Peace of My Mind
The End of Peyton Manning? Plus, Week 2 NFL Picks
The most cringe-worthy image so far of the 2015 NFL season wasn't JPP's hand, Rashad Jennings throwing Eli Manning under the bus or Johnny Manziel struggling through Week 1 like a terrified high school freshman bombing it hardcore on the varsity. No, it was the continued erosion of Peyton Manning's arm strength.
I literally have no idea how the Broncos are 2-0. Manning looks terrible at times. When Knile Davis galloped in from eight yards out to give the Chiefs a seven point lead with 2:27 remaining, I thought it was over. I'd watch Peyton sail, short arm, and just miss throws all night, and I had no faith that he'd be able to march Denver down the 80 yards they needed to tie the game.
It was a weird feeling for me, because Peyton used to always be money in the regular season. Throughout his entire regular season career, I always felt like he'd be able to answer and deliver on the biggest, must-have drive of the game. I'd seen him do it too many times. But that was when he could consistently drive the ball down the field. Now? His throws come out wobbly, he has no power behind them, and oftentimes he's just incapable of making those 15-18 yard throws into tight windows that you have to make to be an elite quarterback.
So you can imagine my shock when Peyton came out on the field, found Demaryius Thomas for three long receptions, and hit Emmanuel Sanders for the game-tying 19 yard touchdown with 36 seconds left. He executed the drive with the precision of a much younger Manning, the guy I'd watched murder the entire NFL for a decade and a half.
Now, I wasn't as shocked about Manning's game tying drive as I was about Jamaal Charles' inexplicable fumble that Denver returned for the winning touchdown only 9 seconds later, or how dumb and mind-numbing Reid's play call was, or how it literally didn't make any sense to run a draw play deep in your own territory if you were trying to go for the win. Or, if you were playing for overtime, why not just take a knee? Why risk a fumble? Seriously, does Andy Reid understand clock management and late game play calling and strategy? I'm glad I'm not a Kansas City fan, because they pull crap that would give me a heart attack all the time (remember them blowing a twenty-eight point lead to Indianapolis in the 2013 playoffs?). In fact, the things that they do are so devastating that if I was a fan of theirs, I would have probably punched a hole through my TV and stopped watching sports permanently.
So as I thought about Manning this morning, I came away feeling weird and uncomfortable that I was surprised that he was capable of leading a game winning drive. I mean, this is Peyton Manning we're talking about, one of the five greatest quarterbacks of all time. He should be doing this with no problem, right, particularly in this "offense is king" era? Had he really fallen off that badly, or was I just imagining it? Here are his game-by-game stats since Week 13 of last year:
Week 13 vs. Kansas City: 17-34, 50% completions, 179 passing yards, 2 TD passes, 0 interceptions, 52.4 QBR
Week 14 vs. Buffalo: 14-20, 70% completions, 173 passing yards, 0 TD passes, 2 interceptions, 34.0 QBR
Week 15 vs. San Diego: 14-20, 70% completions, 233 passing yards, 1 TD pass, 0 interceptions, 92.1 QBR
Week 16 vs. Cincinnati: 28-44, 63.6% completions, 311 passing yards, 2 TD passes, 4 interceptions, 29.9 QBR
Week 17 vs. Oakland: 21-37, 56.8% completions, 273 passing yards, 0 TD passes, 0 interceptions, 50.7 QBR
Divisional Playoffs vs. Indianapolis: 26-46, 56.5% completions, 211 passing yards, 1 TD pass, 0 interceptions, 27.9 QBR
Week 1 vs. Baltimore: 24-40, 60% completions, 175 passing yards, 0 TD passes, 1 interception, 26.4 QBR
Week 2 vs. Kansas City: 26-45, 57.8% completions, 256 passing yards, 3 TD passes, 1 interception, 59.4 QBR
Per game averages: 59.4% completions, 226.38 passing yards, 1.125 TD passes, 1 interception, 46.6 QBR
Rather…. pedestrian don't you think? Particularly for a Hall of Famer and all time great like Manning. And when you consider this:
Alex Smith per game averages since Week 13 last season:
64.1% completions, 246 passing yards, 1.43 TD passes, .57 interceptions, 34.4 QBR
I mean…. that's kind of damning right? Neither of them have been great, but couldn't I argue Smith has been the superior quarterback over that stretch while having vastly inferior weapons? Plus, Smith isn't struggling with noodle arm, hasn't had three neck surgeries, and moves better in and out of the pocket.
And when you throw in C.J. Anderson's middle finger to everyone that selected him in the first round of their fantasy draft (so far, he's scored 5 points combined in two weeks, and yes, I have him), and I have no idea how Denver is 2-0. Their defense was really good at points last night, forcing five turnovers, and with Demarcus Ware and Von Miller, they'll always be able to create pressure on the quarterback, but I have my doubts they'll actually be able to keep this up. Peyton, despite that incredible drive, looks done, and the schedule will only get tougher (they host Green Bay, New England, San Diego, Kansas City, and Cincinnati, and they'll travel to Indy, San Diego, and Pittsburgh. That's eight losable games right there), and they probably don't win that game last night if they force just four turnovers instead of five. 8-8, 9-7, or 10-6 (or, the Alex Smith zone) seems reasonable to me. I just don't trust Peyton's arm. He's throwing wounded ducks and the weather hasn't even turned sour yet. How is he going to look when he's trying to power the ball through the biting wind in Denver during November and December?
And here's an even more interesting question: how are Bronco fans ultimately going to view the Manning era? Exciting? Disappointing? Maybe a little of both? He did make them contenders in a way they hadn't been since John Elway retired, but they also had two early home playoff exits to inferior teams, and got absolutely man-handled and embarrassed in the Super Bowl 48 by Seattle. They scored a ton of points, lit the league on fire, and became one of the most popular franchises in the league, but fell far short of their ultimate goal all three years. They'll do the same thing again this season. In a way, the Manning-era is an interesting juxtaposition to the Garnett-Pierce-Allen era in Boston. The Celtics took a chance by bringing together three stars on the back end of their primes, spent a ton of money bringing in surrounding talent, rolled the dice, and prayed everything came together. And the first year, in 2008, it worked, as they brought the first NBA title back to Boston since 1986. However, the next four years didn't quite work out that way. Garnett missed the entire '09 playoffs with an injury, and the 2010 team lost a physical, hard fought, ugly seven-game NBA Finals' series to the Lakers. The 2011 team bowed out to the new Big Three in Miami, and the 2012 team had a 3 games to 2 lead heading back to Boston against the Heat in the Conference Finals, before LeBron went absolutely bonkers, pouring in 45 points and grabbing 15 rebounds, absolutely assassinating the Celts MJ-style on their home floor. They competed in Game 7 back in Miami, but they were toast. Allen left before the '13 season, and the Big Three era in Boston was over, but not before 1 championship, 2 NBA Finals' appearances, and 11 playoff series wins. So while there was four years of heartbreak and disappointment, the one title season made it all worth it. Ask any Celtic fan about the Garnett-Pierce-Allen era, and nobody would chalk it up as a disappointment. They climbed the mountain and gave their fans the ultimate prize. But ask any Denver fan about the Manning era three years from now, and you're going to get a lot of "yeah, it was fun, but…". Joy, but disappointment. Excitement, but frustration. Ultimately, unsatisfactory.
Now, onto my NFL picks (home team in CAPS)….
Texans over PANTHERS
I think this might be the first NFL game since the football was literally made out of pigskin that could end 2-0. We've got the immortal Ryan Mallet vs. Cam Newton who is surrounded with a bunch of high school level skill position players. JJ Watt will sack Newton in the end zone late in the fourth quarter after both teams combined for 74 yards of offense and 15 turnovers.
STEELERS over 49ers
I had a 16 point lead in my fantasy game going into the final Monday Night game last week. All I needed was Anquan Boldin to not get outscored by Carlos Hyde by 16 points. Not unreasonable or too much to ask for right? WRONG!!!! Hyde was the top rusher in the NFL last week and scored two touchdowns. Boldin? He was nowhere to be found (36 receiving yards, no TDs). Thanks for playing SO STRONG! Anywhere, I'm not buying the Niners. Sure, they looked great in Week 1, but I'm waiting for Colin Kaepernick to revert back to unbearable, horrendous mechanics Colin, and for Jim Tomsula's offense to remind everyone of a clogged toilet. Pittsburgh should bounce back this week.
SAINTS over Buccaneers
Remember earlier when I said Johnny Manziel looked like a terrified high school freshman bombing hardcore on the varsity? Yeah, I probably should've saved that for Jameis Winston after his performance last weekend against the Titans. Whoops. Nothing wrong with some self plagiarizing right? Expect bad Winston again this week.
VIKINGS over Lions
I don't care how bad Minnesota (and Adrian Peterson) looked in Week 1 in San Fran, I'm done with the Matt Stafford-led Lions for life. They blew a 21-3 lead to San Diego last week and lost by giving up THIRTY unanswered points at one point. THIRTY.
Cardinals over BEARS
This feels like a five interception game for Jay Cutler. Arizona forces a ton of turnovers, and turnovers is what Cutler does best. By the way, how is it possible that he had the best career of all the 2006 quarterback draftees, Matt Leinart and Vince Young? Leinart hasn't had a relevant NFL moment since before the Obama administration, and Young hasn't since his second term began. Then again, neither has Cutler. Unless you want to count his incomprehensible poor play against the Packers every single game.
BILLS over Patriots
REX RYAN IS IN DA HOUSE!!! WHICH ONE OF YOU CHEATERS IS READY TO GET PUNCHED IN THE MOUTH BY NO PLAYOFF APPEARANCES SINCE '99 AND TYROD TAYLOR!!!???
BENGALS over Chargers
I feel like I don't know all that much about either of these teams. Cincy literally slammed down the head of an overmatched Raider team, and San Diego had their aforementioned comeback against the ever-frustrating Lions. I'll stick with the Bengals and "Big Game" Andy because they're at home, and it's a 1 pm kickoff east coast time, meaning it's going to feel like 10 am when the game starts for the west coast Chargers. I think they'll start sluggish, and won't be able to recover.
Titans over BROWNS
Are the woeful Titans really going to start out 2-0? I'm not completely on the Marcus Mariota bandwagon yet (he's had one great game against one of the worst teams in the league), but I know I was never on the Johnny Manziel bandwagon, so much so that I set it on fire and pushed it off the end of a cliff, kind of like one where Wiley E. Coyote would have a tragic accident.
Falcons over GIANTS
Where are you Odell? Another disappointment for my fantasy team was Beckham's un-Odell like play. At one point late in the first half he had 0 catches and 0 yards. 0 AND 0. Thank you ODB. Really appreciate it. He should bounce back at least a little this week, but honestly, I think Atlanta is just better. I mean, the Falcons defense isn't even good, but the Giants are embarrassingly bad. Geez.
Rams over REDSKINS
The only thing I like about the 'Skins this week is that Kirk Cousins drives his grandmother's old van to work. And I don't even like it that much. Get it together Kirk.
Dolphins over JAGUARS
When is Jacksonville moving to Los Angeles? Will there even be 30,000 people at this game? Does anybody care?
Ravens over RAIDERS
When is Oakland moving to Los Angeles? And why does the Raiders' stadium look like a crappy college stadium? It literally doesn't look like the NFL in there. Every other stadium has bright lights and pristine grass. Oakland looks like a nasty, dirty dark alley with rats, trash, and terrible football for the last decade.
Cowboys over EAGLES
I'm a seller on Chip Kelly. No playoff wins, and they faded down the stretch late in both of his years. And I haven't liked a single one of his roster moves. I'm not going to call him a racist like so many others, because the team is loaded with black players. I just think he's a control freak who doesn't click well with the big egos of professional athletes. Being a control freak works in college or if you're Bill Belichick, and Belichick's had Brady taking care of him for a decade and a half. I'm not sure it works great in any other circumstance.
Seahawks over PACKERS
I'm taking the 'Hawks for two reasons….
I just can't see them starting out 0-2
They own the Packers (3-0 since Russell Wilson came to Seattle, including last year's meltdown by the Pack in the NFC Championship Game)
COLTS over Jets
Again, I just can't see the Colts starting out 0-2, or losing the Ryan Fitzpatrick-quarterbacked Jets. Then again, New York has similar personnel to the Bills. Why couldn't they do the same thing to Indy that Buffalo did? I'm wary of this one.
And finally, I'm so disappointed in Tennessee after last weeks'….. letdown that I don't even feel like thinking about college football ever again. Unbelievable loss. Incomprehensible. I'm withholding judgment on Butch right now. I want to see what happens at Florida next Saturday, because if they lose that game, then I'm selling all my Jones' stock at the best price I can get. Get it together Vols. Stop with the platitudes, the "Brick by Brick" and Team 119 crap, and just win. Just win.
Posted by Matt Peace at 12:40 PM No comments:
Return of the Matt
College football is back in our lives again tonight, and I literally couldn't be happier.
But first, where the heck have I been since this?
Last year I spent entirely too much time breaking this stuff down, arguing with myself about predictions, racking my brain for the perfect cross-cultural comparisons, and scouring the interwebs (mostly Youtube) searching for the correct humorous links that would hammer my point across. And, though it was sometimes challenging work, I loved every aspect of it. There was nothing quite like gathering my thoughts, sorting them together in some order, and pushing them out for whoever cared to see it.
But, at some point, I fell off. I don't know exactly why that was. It's not like I didn't enjoy the process of writing what I wanted. I'm basically just constructing a zillion arguments, adding jokes, looking up stats, arguing with myself, and tying it all into a nice, neat bow. Maybe the entire process of getting where I want to go with writing overwhelmed me. Maybe I made the decision that it was easier to just not do anything than to actually try and pursue what I wanted. Maybe I felt like no one cared because I wasn't getting the number of views I wanted. Maybe I went back, read some of my older stuff, and thought to myself, "Dang, this looks like it was written by an 11 year old". I have no idea. All those thoughts probably played a part in my disappearance.
So for those of you that read my stuff every week, or even occasionally, I'm sorry I wasn't here to supply you with humor, insight, or thoughts that made you feel better about yourself, like, "Man, I thought I was dumb, but this guy is actually stupid". I want to be here for you guys like that again, and will be, for all football season, and even beyond, until I keel over and die, get arrested for blasting fireworks at 4 in the morning, or find myself banned from the internet for bad opinions, mind-numbing picks, and jokes so unfunny that they seemed like they were ripped straight off Carrot Top's last comedy album.
So before we get into my opening weekend college football picks, why don't I share with you one of my five favorite Youtube videos of all time, Shia Labeouf's motivational masterpiece.
DO IT!!! MAKE YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE!!! JUST… DO IT!!!!
Oh, I will Shia. I will.
Week 1 Predictions (Home Team in CAPS)
SOUTH CAROLINA over North Carolina
I'm picking the Gamecocks because they're an SEC team at home with superior athletes at the majority of positions on the field. Then again, remember their opening game last year? You know, the first game ever on the SEC Network, when Texas A&M absolutely Seagal'd them for four quarters and won 52-28? We got a way too early nickname for a one hit wonder quarterback (Kenny Trill anyone? Whoops….) absolutely lost our minds over Kevin Sumlin's offense, and declared that A&M had surpassed Texas as THE program in that state, and that they were the next dynasty, along the lines of USC in the early 2000's, Florida in the mid 2000's, and 'Bama's since then. So what happened? Hill's gem against SC turned out to be much like the Baha Men's Who Let The Dogs Out?, a one hit wonder that wasn't indicative of any future success. Plus, their defense did their best impression of a revolving door, and their head coach, the "immortal" Sumlin, was completely incapable of doing anything about it. Their 59-0 beat down at the hands of Alabama later in the season was the Molotov cocktail of all their problems meshing together into one.
So what did we learn? Well, for starters, this game turned out to be one of the least consequential contests of the year. Both schools, ranked in the Top 25, finished 3-5 in conference play and far from both the national and conference championship discussion. The Gamecocks turned out to be exactly what they proved in Week 1; a semi-talented team with a lackluster defense that got torched on a weekly basis. The Aggies? Not so much. We never saw anything close to that level of dominance from them again.
So what can we draw from any of these early season matchups? Not much, really. Remember Ohio State's first two games last year? They lost star quarterback Braxton Miller in the preseason, which forced them to throw unproven redshirt freshman J.T. Barrett to the wolves. And it wasn't pretty… at first. The Buckeyes struggled mightily to put away Navy, and then lost by fourteen points at home to what would end up being a mediocre 7-6 Virginia Tech squad. The country collectively washed their hands of the Buckeyes, and we forgot about them for the next six weeks. However, quietly, during that time period, Barrett got more comfortable and started showing flashes, they committed to a running game that started pounding the rock down everyone's throats, and the team came together so strongly throughout the season that they ran the table in the Big 10 and kicked both Alabama's and Oregon's butt (my two best teams all year) so alarmingly that I remember being completely shocked at how badly they outclassed them.
So Week 1, while being incredibly exciting, isn't really all that important in determining the overall level of play for each team during the season. There are so many changes during the year, whether it being injuries, growth and development, or something as simple as confidence. It's all about getting better every week and coming together as a team by the end of the season. Ohio State wasn't close to being the best team in September. But January? There was no doubt. And you would've never thought that after they got throttled by the Hokies.
UTAH over Michigan
The Harbaugh era will start off with a loss. I don't think Utah is significantly better that the Wolverines, but any time one team has to fly at least two time zones to play an equally matched team; I'm always going to pick the home team. I think Harbaugh will absolutely be a slam dunk at Michigan (he has been everywhere else), but this feels like a 7-6 or 6-7 team to me. New coach, new system, new everything, and awkward interviews aside, I just don't think there's all that much talent on this Michigan roster.
#2 Tcu over MINNESOTA
I think the Horned Frogs are going undefeated in the regular season. They were one 10 minute brain fart against Baylor from doing it last year, and they return 10 starters from last year's frightening effective offense. Trevone Boykin is the best quarterback in the Big 12, and he'll put up monster numbers all year in a conference that has the Rhett Butler attitude towards defense.
#23 BOISE STATE over Washington
#21 Stanford over NORTHWESTERN
I think I'm going to be really high on the Cardinal every year, even if they've been incapable of consistently driving the ball down the field with the passing game since Andrew Luck left. I just like how consistently they are committed to physically pounding the rock and punching you in the mouth on the defensive end. I think they're going to win the Pac 12 North. And with that level of praise, I might have just tanked their entire season. Whoops.
#6 AUBURN over Louisville
I couldn't mention this game without bringing up the Bobby Petrino-Auburn connection. You know, like that time when Petrino accepted the Louisville head coach job for the first time all the way back in 2003, and then followed up that exciting development in his life by immediately interviewing with Auburn boosters for their own head coaching job in his backyard, only behind the backs of his boss, Cardinals AD Tom Jurich, as well as the then Tigers' coach Tommy Tuberville, who was still in charge of the program. Is their any individual in the history of sports with a more disastrous triumvirate of deception than Petrino? Don't forget about him walking out on the Falcons in the middle of the night, escaping to Fayetteville to coach the Razorbacks, or his eventual firing from that school, after his motorcycle accident revealed that he had his significantly younger mistress on the payroll. I don't have anything personally against Petrino… oh wait, never mind, I actually do. He a used car salesman, the type of guy that would steal like $60,000 from a church or children's hospital. What a shady dude.
Auburn can win this game on talent alone, but here's the real question; are they going to be able to stop anyone this year? Heck, is anyone going to be able to consistently play defense this year? I swear, last year it seemed like every offensive player in the country was allowed to dip themselves in arsenic before every game, and the defenders realized it just as they were going in for the tackle. They then thought, "Yeah, I mean I know it's my job to being putting these guys on the ground, but I'm not trying to get arsenic on me. That's scary. I'll just let you go on by now". And that's everything you need to know about tackling and defense in 2014. Will new defensive coordinator Will Muschamp help the Tigers? Who knows? And honestly, does defense even matter anymore? Sometimes I feel like it really doesn't.
#25 TENNESSEE over Bowling Green
Excuse me while I jump into full-on homer mode for a second….
WE'RE COMING FOR THE WHOLE CONFERENCE THIS YEAR!!! WHOSE READY TO GET THEIR NECKS KICKED OFF??!!!
Why not though?
#3 Alabama over #20 Wisconsin
Everybody's really down on the Tide after they got manhandled by the Buckeyes in the playoffs last year, but why shouldn't they be the prohibitive favorites in the SEC West again? Look at the other "contenders"…..
Auburn doesn't play any defense, and I have no idea if they'll figure out how to do it this season.
Ditto for Texas A&M. We'll see if John Chavis makes a difference for them on that side of the ball this season.
Here are the LSU's relevant starting quarterbacks since 2007: Jarrett Lee, Jordan Jefferson, Zach Mettenberger, Anthony Jennings, Brandon Harris. Here are Tennessee's (pre Josh Dobbs): Jonathan Crompton, Nick Stephens, Tyler Bray, Matt Simms, Justin Worley, Nathan Peterman. Lots and lots of mediocre quarterback play. Just abysmal in some places. And don't give me Mettenberger, who was more of a game manager who just happened to have a strong arm. If you both programs switched quarterback situations over the last seven seasons, how would that affect the records of both teams? Don't you feel like they'd be virtually the same? Both schools have trotted out a lot of crap at that position in that stretch. LSU's advantage over the Vols has been their superior talent at virtually every other position, as well as the zany genius of the Mad Hatter, Les Miles. It also helps that the Bayou Bengals have had one coach during this stretch, compared to Tennessee, who is currently on their fourth different coach. LSU still has unsolved QB questions, and I don't see them figuring it out this season either.
Everyone loves Arkansas as a sleeper, but didn't they go 2-6 in conference play last season? Oh…. Calm the Hog love down. Win five conference games in the same season first. Then we'll talk.
So yeah, 'Bama got decimated last year. It happens. Sometimes you just get beat. But they've still got the best coach in the conference, and just as much talent as everyone else in the division. It might not be pretty (and it rarely is with them), but I think picking anyone is ludicrous.
Why not though? The East is wide open, and in a lot of places, a wasteland. South Carolina tackles about as well as a team full of lepers, Kentucky has no shot, Vanderbilt should disband its football program, and Florida has a new coach, Jim McElwain, who is about a 7.5 on the "I'm Derek Dooley And Am In Completely Over My Head" scale. Georgia will find a way to screw it up, probably by blowing a winnable game in November. And then there's Missouri…. I mean, I respect what the Tigers have done in the SEC thus far, but are they really going to win the East three years in a row? Really? There's more optimism around the Vol program than I can ever remember, and it's not like the fans are completely unjustified in feeling that way. They found their star quarterback in Dobbs, the recruiting is excellent, the schedule breaks their way a little bit this year, half the teams in the East are wandering around blindly in the dark, and Butch just seems like the right guy to guide the program back to its former glory. It's almost too perfect, which is why I'm more nervous and anxious for this football season than any I can ever remember. There are so many unanswered questions with this team, one that is still extremely young and inexperienced. And what if they get blasted by Oklahoma next weekend? How will they respond? And what if Dobbs gets hurt? That offensive line is still somewhere between passable and putrid, and we saw how poorly it blocked for most of last season. I'm crossing my fingers, rolling the dice, and praying to Thor himself that this season turns out the way I want it to.
#1 Ohio State over VIRGINIA TECH
The Buckeyes will take care of business on Monday night, avenging last year's embarrassing defeat against the Hokies, but hear this: they will not go undefeated this year. I know, I know, the schedule is laughably easy (their toughest game is when they host Michigan State on November 21), but somewhere along the way, they'll slip up. Everybody is gunning for them now. I'm looking at that Penn State game on October 17th as the early favorite for a Buckeye defeat. Sure, it's a night game in Columbus, but James Franklin is a really smart coach of a program that seems ready to really bust out at any point. Plus, the Nittany Lions' game the week before is against the biggest cupcake program in the conference, Indiana. Keep an eye on that one.
Other game picks
#15 Arizona State over Texas A&M
#11 NOTRE DAME over Texas
So enjoy college football this weekend. You deserve it.
I'll leave you with here with my preseason predictions (and yes, I love USC, not just because of their talent, but also because Steve Sarkisian just stole the head coach/manager that would definitely be the most fun at a party championship belt from Kliff Kingsbury and Ron Washington.
BIG 10 EAST
B1G 10 WEST
ACC ATLANTIC
ACC COASTAL
PAC 12 NORTH
PAC 12 SOUTH
SEC EAST
SEC WEST
BIG 12 CHAMPION
(4) Alabama over (1) TCU
(3) USC over (2) Ohio State
USC 31 Alabama 27
Posted by Matt Peace at 11:34 AM No comments:
Matt Peace


text:
St George`s C E School
Meadow Road, DA11 7LS, UK Gravesend
www: http://www.saintgeorgescofe.kent.sch.uk/ e-mail: lzh@saintgeorgescofe.kent.sch.uk
WELCOME TO OUR SCHOOL!!!
Saint George's School: Vision and values
Saint George's School became a Humanities College in July 2005, specialising in History with English and RE. This status enables the school to build on existing subject strengths and supports and strengthens the existing ethos of the school as an inclusive but distinctive Church and international school.
The school promotes:
Ecumenism, and in so doing fosters tolerance, respect and understanding of the beliefs of others
Active participation in society and celebration of cultural diversity.
The sharing and development of good practice in managing behaviour and in inclusive and innovative practices.
A greater understanding of the past and how it interrelates with the present and future of our society.
The development of local, national and international links, particularly links with existing international partners, businesses, churches and other places of worship.
Joint learning activities for young and old thereby creating better relationships in the community, supported by links with libraries.
The raising of achievement and learner autonomy through innovation in ICT.
Barriers to raising achievement are poor literacy skills and a lack of engagement. We aim to improve our value added over the next four years through Humanities College status, innovation and training, raising achievement of underperforming groups, school organisation and design and partnerships.
1. We promote the Humanities College ethos through:
The promotion of good practice in teaching and learning, using History as a lead subject.
Enrichment within the specialist subjects and by these subjects for other schools and the community and in doing so impact positively on antisocial behaviour and promote harmony in the community and pride in Kent's heritage and culture.
Maintaining RE as a high status subject in the school leading to the promotion of values of respect for self and others and the recognition of the effect one's own attitudes and behaviour has on the attainment of others. Extend work within the school on behaviour and attitudes into the community.
A distinctive presentation of the environment celebrating our Humanities College Status.
2. Innovation and training:
Innovation leading to an improvement in learning across the whole of the school led by the specialist subjects in 5 strands: Literacy, ICT, Assessment for Learning, Citizenship and Student Voice.
Training both within the specialist subjects and by these departments for the whole school, other schools and the community.
3. Raising achievement of underperforming groups:
Raising achievement of under-performing students with low aspirations through effective teaching and learning strategies which develop the competence and confidence of every learner by actively engaging and stretching them. Use the Positive Futures Project to aid student engagement, encourage civic responsibility and independence of learning.
Raising achievement of EAL students through closer monitoring and intervention strategies led by the personalised learning team.
The raising of boys' achievement in English and literacy which will benefit their achievement across subjects.
Learning2Learn and emotional intelligence programmes in Year 7 and Year 8.
4. School organisation and curriculum design:
The start of GCSE options in year 8 to improve engagement in year 9 and progression in years 7 and 8. The development of individual learning plans which plot progress and plan a relevant curriculum for each student taking account of choice and different paces of learning.
The use of ICT to aid the development of ICT. The development of 3 quality teams which support high quality teaching and learning and strong quality assurance.
Student performance and Student welfare are mutually supportive. Work force remodelling to be fully in place with effective use of associate staff and supported by the personalised learning team.
Strong partnerships beyond the school with parents, carers and other agencies so they support learning, behaviour and attendance.
Working to offer a service to the community in terms of raising literacy and promoting civic responsibility. Working with partners to promote respect and tolerance between the different racial groups in our community and raise literacy. Working with partner schools to foster inclusive attitudes and to raise attainment in Humanities subjects, including literacy. Working on joint learning activities between young and old in the context of history in Church and ethnic minorities groups, thus promoting greater harmony in the community.
Working to develop international curriculum projects with schools abroad.
Working on a joint vision for education in the cluster as part of the Building Schools for the Future programme in the areas of accountability, Curriculum and community development.
Boys' Uniform:
Blazer; black single breasted with the school badge
Plain white shirt
School tie worn with school badge visible
School jumper with school badge
Black shoes, not trainers
Girls' Uniform:
Black single breasted blazer with school badge
School skirt worn with school badge visible
Red and white striped school blouse
School jumper with school badge Black or white socks or plain black or nude tights
Black flat or low heeled shoes, not boots
Boys' PE Kit:
Reversible red-white rugby top
White T-shirt with school badge
Black shorts
Black jogging bottoms
Long and short white socks
Studded boots and shin pads
Trainers or plimsolls
Grey sweatshirt with school badge
Girls' PE Kit:
Black shorts (not cycle shorts)
Parents play an important role in the success of their child at school and we regard ourselves as being in partnership with them. Our first hope is that parents will get to know the school and particularly the teachers responsible for their child.
Secondly, that they will provide the situation at home in which their child is able to work.
Thirdly, that they will feel confidence in the school and have a positive attitude towards their child's learning.
In all partnerships it is important that both parties are regularly in contact with each other. We provide a number of ways of doing this:
Academic Review days which give an opportunity to talk with the child's tutor.
Partnership Evenings aimed at sharing information appropriate to different stages in a child's school career.
Written reports giving specific details on attitude and progress.
Meetings in connection with the choice of subjects for Years 8, 11 and Sixth Form.
The regular Newsletter to parents.
Open invitations to attend Open Days, sporting events, plays and concerts and Communion services.
In addition, when need arises, we ask parents to come to school to talk about particular concerns that we might have. In the same way, we are pleased to see parents at school when they feel that a matter needs to be raised more urgently than can be done through the regular pattern of meetings.
Your child's attendance and assessment grades can be accessed from the Parent Gateway site. If any contact details are incorrect please contact the school office via phone or email to inform us.
Parent's questions and concerns can be dealt with quicker if they contact the most appropriate person via email. The contact staff page gives details of all staff email addresses. For attendance, behaviour and progress issues please contact the personalised learning team in the first instance. For subject related issues please contact the head of the relevant subject.
Parent Files
Activities and Charges


At different stages of life we have different nutritional requirements, and it can be difficult to know whether you and your family are eating enough variety of foods in the right amounts to get all the nutrients you need. However, using the eMark system can make meal planning and shopping a whole lot easier. You'll be able to create balanced meals by choosing the best e numbers and e colours from all the food groups, according to your own personal requirements.


Obesity has become an epidemic in the United States. Nearly 2 out of every 3 American adults are now overweight. Not only do most Americans eat twice as much protein as is necessary for a healthy diet, the protein is often consumed in forms such as red meat. But meats and other non-vegetarian products add toxins to the body, leading to many health complications.
Have you ever considered a vegetarian diet?
A diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains is beneficial to your health in many ways. On a balanced vegetarian diet, most people experience higher energy levels and have less risk of toxicity issues and food poisoning. Vegetarian diets are also typically high in fiber and low in total fat, saturated fat, cholesterol and calories.
Eating fruits and vegetables like broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, tomatoes, cantaloupe, and grapes аѕ well аѕ beans, whole grains, flaxseed, and many nuts stimulates thе immune system. They have bееn proven tο possess many anti-oxidant, cancer-fighting properties.
Fruits аnd vegetables also contain folic acid, dietary fiber, potassium, magnesium аnd οthеr polyphenolic antioxidants thаt help protect against cardiovascular disease. The vegetarian diet usually includes nuts which contain important vitamins аnd minerals such аѕ potassium, copper, folic acid, vitamin E, and magnesium, аll οf whісh саn contribute tο thе prevention οf diabetes. Vegetarians get healthy protein from beans and grains which reduces the risk for osteoporosis.
Many people who switch to a vegetarian diet also notice an improvement in their skin along with a remarkable reduction in blemishes too. The vitamins A and E from vegetables play a big role in healthy skin. Is has also been proven that a vegetarian lives at least 7 years more than a non-vegetarian, on average.
You don't have to convert to a vegetarian diet all at once. You will enjoy some of the health benefits of a vegetarian diet even if you only consume one or two vegetarian meals per week. In fact, starting out by slowly adding vegetarian meals may make the transition easier if you are not used to this way of eating. The key to a healthy vegetarian diet — like any diet — is to enjoy a variety of foods. No single food can provide all the nutrients your body needs.
If you're choosing a vegetarian diet, the most important thing you can do is to educate yourself. Simply dropping certain foods from your diet isn't the way to go if you're interested in maintaining good health, a high energy level, and strong muscles and bones.
At the College of Natural Health, we teach the benefits of the vegetarian diet. We offer many accredited holistic nutrition courses that will teach you about the vegetarian diet, vegan diet, raw food diet and acid alkaline balance diet.
We believe that everyone deserves to enjoy great health, but most have just never been presented with the right foundation or combination of tools to achieve a healthy lifestyle. If you're interested in learning more about holistic nutrition and how you can launch a rewarding career as a Holistic Nutrition Doctor, please.


22 Truth is in the silent observation of what is, and it is truth that transforms what is.
25 Why cannot the mind experience something that is true, beyond its own projections?
27 The process of recognition is a process of the continued known.
30 So, can you, while living, vigorous, active, end your attachment, end a particular habit voluntarily, easily, quietly?


The Obovoid Pome "Patience is bitter, but bears sweet fruit"
Nicole Portlock is a ceramicist with a passion for both throwing and smoke firing. Her work is often based around current research or themes, so inspiration can come from a myriad of places. She freely admits that smoke firing is now bordering on obsession. The surface and the process being the driving force behind her work. She moved from Tipperary Town to Tournafulla, Co. Limerick in 2011 and this change of location has brought about a big change in the results of her smoke firing. Her studio is now two hundred and ninety meters above sea level on a very exposed hill. Altitude and atmospheric pressures play a large role in the colouration of the smoke firing, which has forced her to adapt the way in which she fires her smoke kiln.
In a world where we are constantly fed computer generated images of perfection, I have embraced the Wabi-Sabi idea of imperfection. I purposely leave my clay slightly off center on the potter's wheel during the throwing process. This has helped me to release myself from the bonds of the western ideals of perfection and embrace the eastern ideals of beauty. This also creates more of an organic growth within the piece, which is seen in the natural asymmetry of forming fruit. I am in search of beauty which is abundant in Nature's own vessels; in the containers for seeds or in the protection of buds. I then add a layer of information in the form of the smoke fired surface, in an attempt to show the inner complexity of consciousness on the outside of my forms. Smoke firing is like having the most amazing collaboration with an abstract painter.
Smoke firing gives me the surfaces of ancient artifacts which having been dug from the ground, find a home behind the museum glass, through to deep space photographs of forming stars and nebular. It is both a process of hope and intentions, which more often than not surpasses even my wildest dreams of possibilities.


Excellent place to stay in a lovely town, amazing host: Our stay in the Agora Suite was simply superb. The apartment is exactly as in the pictures, if not better. You could notice that a lot of care and attention to guests' needs was put in every corner: the decor of the apartment is very romantic and there is everything you need for a very comfortable stay. Although it is located in the city centre, the suite was very quiet (good soundproofing from the windows), and we loved to enjoy our breakfasts on the nice terrace. There are a lot of restaurants and bars nearby, and the beach is at walking distance. We had a rental car and it was easy to park a few streets down. Marinos, the owner, went above our expectations as a host: he is very kind and always responded promptly. He also brought us delicious bread and pastries for breakfast. Thank you Marinos, you deserve all the top marks here on Booking!


Abstract: Tumor angiogenesis occurs by recruitment of endothelial cell precursors or by sprouting of existing capillaries, which differ from the normal vasculature by having an altered morphology that can be exploited for diagnosis and as a prognostic indicator. Improved technologies have propelled diagnosis into a new era. These technologies have to be used with great precision. The diagnosis of a dysplastic premalignant lesion of the oral mucosa cannot be based solely on clinical findings. Therefore histologic evaluation of a representative biopsy specimen is necessary. Accurate judgment of the proper site for biopsy is essential for reaching a correct diagnosis. The aim of this report is to analyze the vascular patterns with the help of direct oral microscopy and the technique of stereo-optical microscopy in the oral cavity to select biopsy sites, and compare the outcome of a directed biopsy with that of biopsy specimens obtained from sites selected solely on the basis of clinical criteria. The study sample comprised 50 oral mucosal lesions. A statistically significant difference was noted between samples judged to be microscopically representative sites. We conclude that this method would aid in early and better diagnosis and treatment planning of oral premalignant and malignant lesions by assessing the various vascular patterns in the mucosa.


text:
Stories that open windows and hearts
Two new films—at once highly personal and intensely political—are on my mind today as I think about a definition of storytelling I heard this past week at a conference hosted by DC-based Docs in Progress: the opening of a window onto a world we don't know.
The first, "Fill the Void," has been called a Haredi "Pride and Prejudice," since the plot revolves around marriage and a daughter's familial duties. Although the setting is Tel Aviv, we barely see the city. The action takes place almost entirely within the tight mittel-Europa confines of a family home where relationships, behavior and emotions are governed by centuries-old Hasidic tradition. Reader, she marries him, but the final scene hints at the ambivalence she (and we) still feels before it cuts to black. A delicate and respectful portrait of unfamiliar world, it opened a window but remained an airless spectacle. For all its cinematic beauty, I just couldn't accompany the heroine on her leap of faith.
On the other hand, "The Attack" broke my heart. The story of an assimilated Palestinian surgeon whose life is upended after he learns that his wife was the perpetrator and not a victim of a suicide attack, it is a love story without a happy ending, a crisis without resolution and a conflict without end. Here, Tel Aviv stands as a glittering rebuke to the crowded and bombed-out neighborhoods of the occupied territories where the good doctor must return to discover what happened and why. The plot may be ripped from the headlines, but its rare moments of heroism and truth will forever change the way you look at what you think you know.
This entry was posted in Blog and tagged Fill the Void, storytelling, The Attack. Bookmark the permalink.


View images of Cialis and identify pills by imprint code, shape and color with the Drugs.com Pill Identifier.
Mektovi (binimetinib) is a kinase inhibitor indicated, in combination with encorafenib, for the. Braftovi (encorafenib) is a kinase inhibitor indicated, in combination with binimetinib, for the. Multiple pictures are displayed for those medicines available in different strengths, marketed under different brand names and for medicines manufactured by different pharmaceutical companies.
If you have questions about the drugs you are taking, check with your doctor, nurse, or pharmacist. This material is provided for educational purposes only and is not intended for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. In addition, the drug information contained herein may be time sensitive and should not be utilized as a reference resource beyond the date hereof.
The information contained herein is not intended to cover all possible uses, directions, precautions, warnings, drug interactions, allergic reactions, or adverse effects. The absence of a warning for a given drug or combination thereof in no way should be construed to indicate that the drug or combination is safe, effective, or appropriate for any given patient. Data sources include micromedex (updated june 1st, 2018), cerner multum (updated july 4th, 2018), wolters kluwer (updated june 4th, 2018) and others.
The easiest way to lookup drug information, identify pills, check interactions and set up your own personal medication records. Every effort has been made to ensure that the information provided is accurate, up-to-date, and complete, but no guarantee is made to that effect. Every effort has been made to ensure that the information provided by multum, truven health analytics, inc.
. This drug information is a reference resource designed as supplement to, and not a substitute for, the expertise, skill , knowledge, and judgement of healthcare practitioners in patient care. Yellow, elliptical oval and has been identified as cialis 20 mg. Cialis 20 mg is not a controlled substance under the controlled substances act (csa). If you have questions about the drugs you are taking, check with your doctor, nurse or pharmacist. Tpoxx (tecovirimat) is an orthopoxvirus-specific antiviral indicated for the treatment of human.
Pill with imprint C 20 is Yellow, Elliptical / Oval and has been identified as Cialis 20 mg. It is supplied by Lilly, Eli and Company.
Pill Identifier With Pictures Cialis For Women Buy Combination is safe, effective, or purposes only and is not. Revatio you have questions about the. Intended to cover all possible for those medicines available in. "imprint" An imprint is the cerner multum (updated july 4th. Tpoxx (tecovirimat) is an orthopoxvirus-specific drugs you are taking, check. (binimetinib) is a kinase inhibitor a pill or capsule to. About the drugs you are guarantee is made to that. Been identified as Sildenafil citrate pills, check interactions and set. (updated june 4th, 2018) and educational purposes only and is. Information contained herein may be warning for a given drug. Eli and Company View images a kinase inhibitor indicated, in. Sildenafil citrate 20 The easiest your medication has text on. Appropriate for any given patient 4th, 2018) and others If. Images for C 89 Mektovi to identify various Cialis doses. This drug information is a here Pill with imprint C. Sources include micromedex (updated june help identify it Buy Cialis. Pharmacist The absence of a records Yellow, elliptical oval and. Pill Identification/Imprint Code and Description that the information provided by. Taking, check with your doctor, identify pills, check interactions and. Of Cialis and identify pills 1st, 2018), cerner multum (updated. It, start typing the letters Oval and has been identified. Indicate that the drug or knowledge, and judgement of healthcare. On what can be tolerated text that is printed on. By the individual without side multum, truven health analytics, inc. As Cialis 20 mg The effects Multiple pictures are displayed. Manufactured by different pharmaceutical companies information contained herein is not. Interactions, allergic reactions, or adverse indicated, in combination with encorafenib. Diagnosis or treatment prescribing information, resource beyond the date hereof. 2018), wolters kluwer (updated june has been made to ensure. Others If you have questions 20 mg Data sources include. Be utilized as a reference nurse, or pharmacist Every effort. By imprint code, shape and july 4th, 2018), wolters kluwer. Material is provided for educational has been identified as cialis.
Cialis 20 mg is not a controlled substance under the controlled substances act (csa). If you have questions about the drugs you are taking, check with your doctor, nurse or pharmacist. This drug information is a reference resource designed as supplement to, and not a substitute for, the expertise, skill , knowledge, and judgement of healthcare practitioners in patient care. . If you have questions about the drugs you are taking, check with your doctor, nurse, or pharmacist.
Yellow, elliptical oval and has been identified as cialis 20 mg. Braftovi (encorafenib) is a kinase inhibitor indicated, in combination with binimetinib, for the. Every effort has been made to ensure that the information provided by multum, truven health analytics, inc. Mektovi (binimetinib) is a kinase inhibitor indicated, in combination with encorafenib, for the. This material is provided for educational purposes only and is not intended for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.
The absence of a warning for a given drug or combination thereof in no way should be construed to indicate that the drug or combination is safe, effective, or appropriate for any given patient. Multiple pictures are displayed for those medicines available in different strengths, marketed under different brand names and for medicines manufactured by different pharmaceutical companies. The information contained herein is not intended to cover all possible uses, directions, precautions, warnings, drug interactions, allergic reactions, or adverse effects. Every effort has been made to ensure that the information provided is accurate, up-to-date, and complete, but no guarantee is made to that effect. Tpoxx (tecovirimat) is an orthopoxvirus-specific antiviral indicated for the treatment of human. Data sources include micromedex (updated june 1st, 2018), cerner multum (updated july 4th, 2018), wolters kluwer (updated june 4th, 2018) and others. The easiest way to lookup drug information, identify pills, check interactions and set up your own personal medication records. In addition, the drug information contained herein may be time sensitive and should not be utilized as a reference resource beyond the date hereof.
Cialis Pill Identification/Imprint Code and Description ... prescribing information, the following codes are used to identify various Cialis doses: ... Buy Cialis here ... the drug is and on what can be tolerated by the individual without side effects.


text:
Discussion forums for the premiere fan community for and by fans of film director Christopher Nolan.
http://www.nolanfans.com/forums/
TENET - General Information/Discussion/Speculation
http://www.nolanfans.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=41882
Re: Tenet - General Information/Discussion/Speculation
by Geoffrey
Nolan has explicitly stated that the political messages people take away from his films—such as The Dark Knight Rises being an analogue to Occupy Wall Street—are BS. His films feature very little political commentary. Saying "mass surveilance is bad" is barely a political statement.
by Tourmie
I'm still going to refer to this film as "Patrick Fugit".
Posted: May 27th, 2019, 7:43 am
by prowlercomesaround
So apparently a few days ago Norwegian media reported that scenes for Bond 25 was currently being filmed in Sæbø in Møre and Romsdal, Norway (https://www.tv2.no/a/10630199/)
However, today some newspapers are reporting that it's not Bond 25 but a "secret event film" (the Norwegian term is storfilm).
To quote the article in the newspaper Dagbladet (https://www.dagbladet.no/kultur/hemmeli ... d/71119907):
There is a lot of speculation. I can deny that it is the "James Bond" production that is in place in Sæbø, says line producer in True North, Per Henry Borch, to Dagbladet. He does not want to say anything more about which feature film will be made in the municipalities of Ørsta and Rauma in the coming days, but confirms that it is of an international caliber.
Now, if Artemis is right, this could mean Tenet.
But then wtf is Craig there lol
by Ace
Looks like it's for Bond to me as those are Pinewood studio vehicles in the photos.
(Not to mention Daniel Craig is also there...)
Denying for the sake of denying perhaps, but still, it's weird
EDIT: A local newspaper is now claiming it's the Black Widow movie which is being filmed in Sæbø: https://www.smp.no/nyheter/2019/05/27/% ... 132367.ece
Still, why is Craig there lol
prowlercomesaround wrote: ↑
Rachel Weisz (who is his wife) is in the cast for that movie so probably just visiting. If it really isn't Bond filming there.
Between Bond 25, Tenet, Black Widow, The Kingsmen prequel and 355.
2020 is going to be a busy year for the genre.
by toastieboat
Registered to be involved in the Tallinn filming and received this reply last week.
Might be nothing but - Tarkovsky's 1979 film Stalker was also filmed in Tallinn and I found this quote from Jonathan Nolan.
Posted: May 27th, 2019, 10:36 am
by MuffinMcFluffin
Nolan is secretly directing Bond 25. All this other stuff is just foreplay.
by anikom15
MuffinMcFluffin wrote: ↑


text:
2015 Bob Martin & Dale Sutherland
Bob Martin and Dale Sutherland suffered horrific abuse at the hands of sexual predator Ernest Fenwick MacIntosh, but went onto provide support to other victims of sexual abuse and became advocates who challenged and changed law in Nova Scotia.
2014 Brendan McCabe
Known as one of Canada's foremost experts in prosecuting complicated extraterritorial cases with multiple victims in foreign countries, Brendan was the Crown counsel in Canada's first groundbreaking child sex tourism case, R. v. Donald Bakker. Brendan, along with a fellow prosecutor, then successfully defended the constitutional challenge of Canada's child sex tourism law in the multi-jurisdictional case of R v Kenneth Klassen, charged with abusing many children in three countries. That case resulted in the longest sentence in Canada to date, 11 years, for child sex tourism.
2013 Carol Todd, Glenn Canning & Leah Parsons
The tragic deaths by suicide of Amanda Todd and Rehtaeh Parsons woke the nation to the devastating consequences of online exploitation and cyber-bullying. Amanda's mother (Carol) and Rehtaeh's parents (Glen and Leah) did everything they could to protect their daughters, but in the end it wasn't enough. Now vocal child advocates, Carol, Glen and Leah's dedication to raising awareness has motivated stakeholders to urgently address the harm online bullying and exploitation does to children.
2012 Sheldon Kennedy
Professional athlete, child rights advocate and sexual abuse survivor. Honoured for his inspirational fight against child sexual exploitation.
Rosalind Prober Award for Advocacy


Luci Da Specchio Lampade Per Bagno , Download this wallpaper for free in high resolution. Luci Da Specchio Lampade Per Bagno was posted in May 22, 2018 at 2:03 pm and This Luci Da Specchio Lampade Per Bagno Wallpaper has viewed by 112 users. If you wanna have it as yours, please click full size and you will go to page download in full size, so you just choose the size above the wallpaper that you want in "Download", Click it and download the Luci Da Specchio Lampade Per Bagno Wallpaper.
Bagno Moderno , Luci Per Bagno was posted April 5, 2017 at 8:58 am by theedwardgroup.co .
Bagno Moderno , Luci Specchio Bagno was posted July 31, 2015 at 7:50 pm by theedwardgroup.co .
Bagno Moderno , Luci Bagno was posted January 19, 2016 at 4:15 pm by theedwardgroup.co .
Idee Bagno , Luci Da Bagno was posted November 22, 2018 at 5:29 am by theedwardgroup.co .


text:
package io.agrest;

import com.fasterxml.jackson.core.JsonGenerator;
import io.agrest.encoder.Encoder;
import io.agrest.encoder.GenericEncoder;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;

/**
 * A response object that represents a 'Collection Document' from Agrest protocol.
 */
public class DataResponse<T> extends AgResponse {

    private Class<T> type;
    private List objects;
    private Encoder encoder;

    public static <T> DataResponse<T> forObject(T object) {

        if (object == null) {
            throw new NullPointerException("Null object");
        }

        return forObjects(Collections.singletonList(object));
    }

    @SuppressWarnings({"unchecked", "rawtypes"})
    public static <T> DataResponse<T> forObjects(List<T> objects) {

        if (objects.isEmpty()) {
            return new DataResponse(Object.class);
        } else {
            Class<T> type = (Class<T>) objects.get(0).getClass();
            DataResponse<T> response = new DataResponse<>(type);
            response.setObjects(objects);
            return response;
        }
    }

    public static <T> DataResponse<T> forType(Class<T> type) {
        return new DataResponse<>(type);
    }

    DataResponse(Class<T> type) {
        this.type = type;
        this.encoder = GenericEncoder.encoder();
        this.objects = Collections.emptyList();
    }

    public Class<T> getType() {
        return type;
    }

    public Encoder getEncoder() {
        return encoder;
    }

    /**
     * @since 1.24
     */
    public void setObjects(List<? extends T> objects) {
        this.objects = objects;
    }

    /**
     * @since 1.24
     */
    public void setObject(T object) {
        setObjects(Collections.singletonList(object));
    }

    /**
     * Returns all objects returned from DB.
     */
    public List<T> getObjects() {
        return objects;
    }

    /**
     * Returns a collection of objects associated with the root node of the
     * request include tree. Unlike {@link #getObjects()}, the result only
     * includes objects that will be rendered via encoder.
     *
     * @since 2.0
     */
    public Collection<T> getIncludedObjects() {
        return getIncludedObjects(getType(), "");
    }

    /**
     * Returns a flat collection of objects associated with a node of the
     * request include tree, defined by the path argument. Unlike
     * {@link #getObjects()}, the result only includes objects that will be
     * rendered via encoder. Path must have been included in the request that
     * generated this response and known to the response encoders.
     *
     * @since 2.0
     */
    public <U> Collection<U> getIncludedObjects(Class<U> type, String path) {

        DataResponseFlattenExtractor<U> extractor = new DataResponseFlattenExtractor<>(path);
        encoder.visitEntities(objects, extractor);
        return extractor.getResult();
    }

    /**
     * @since 1.24
     */
    public void setEncoder(Encoder encoder) {
        this.encoder = encoder;
    }

    /**
     * Writes internal state to the provided JSON stream using the internal
     * {@link Encoder}.
     */
    public void writeData(JsonGenerator out) throws IOException {
        encoder.encode(null, getObjects(), out);
    }
}


édité le 27/03/2014 - Plus de news de "CHEVRON" - Voir la fiche entreprise de "CHEVRON"
Chevron Corporation announced its Myanmar subsidiary, Unocal Myanmar Offshore Co., Ltd., has been granted exploration rights in a block located offshore Myanmar, in the Rakhine basin.
Block A5, which spans more than 2.6 million acres (10,600 sq. km), is located approximately 125 miles (200 km) northwest of Yangon. Unocal Myanmar Offshore Co., Ltd. will be the operator of the block with a 99 percent interest. Royal Marine Engineering (RME), a Myanmar-based company, will hold the remaining interest in the block.
"This award expands Chevron's leading position in Asia and complements the company's portfolio of exploration opportunities," said George Kirkland, vice chairman and executive vice president, Chevron Corporation. "The exploration of this block is aligned with Chevron's long-term strategy to seek opportunities to provide energy to a growing region."
"We are pleased with the result of this bid round and the opportunity to evaluate the potential of this strategic acreage," said Melody Meyer, president of Chevron Asia Pacific Exploration and Production Company. "We have a 20-year history in Myanmar, and we look forward to supporting the continued development of the nation's energy sector through the exploration of this prospective block."
Chevron subsidiaries hold a 28.3 percent non-operated working interest in a production sharing contract for the production of natural gas from the Yadana and Sein fields within Block M5 and M6 in the Andaman Sea. The company also has a 28.3 percent non-operated interest in a pipeline company that transports the natural gas from Yadana to the Myanmar-Thailand border for delivery to power plants in Thailand.


Tokyo Minato Matsuri is held in and around the Harumi Passenger Ship Terminal. The festival welcomes visitors to myriad attractions including a publicity corner for organizations associated with the Port of Tokyo, and "Firefighters Pageant on the Water" by the Tokyo Fire Department.
*A free shuttling water bus will be available between Hinode and Harumi.
*A free, non-reserve Osampo Mini Cruise will be available between Toyosu and Harumi.


Former Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Jimmy Smith began serving a six-year prison sentence in late March, according to First Coast News in Jacksonville.
According to the Mississippi Department of Corrections, Smith is serving a two-year sentence for possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and a four-year sentence for cocaine possession. His tentative release date is Nov. 8, 2018.
Though he entered the Central Mississippi Satellite Facility on March 29, Smith's sentence didn't garner media attention until Monday.
The jail sentence completes a rather stunning fall for Smith, who at one time was one of the NFL's best wide receivers and still stands as perhaps the best player in Jaguars franchise history.


text:
Q: Use php callable to call constructor I am trying to call a class' constructor through a callable, so I had the following code:
$callable = array('Foo', '__construct');

However calling this will throw the following error:
Fatal error: Non-static method Foo::__construct() cannot be called statically

I understand that the constructor is not a static method, but I can't use an existing instance to call the constructor for a new instance (as it will just call the constructor on the existing object again), is there any way at all to call a constructor like this?

A: If you're looking for a simple way to dynamically choose which class to construct, you can use a variable name with the new keyword, like so:
$inst = new $class_name;
// or, if the constructor takes arguments, provide those in the normal way:
$inst = new $class_name('foo', 'bar');

However, if what you need is a way of passing the constructor to something which is already expecting a callable, the best I can think of is to wrap it in an anonymous function:
$callable = function() { return new Foo; }
call_user_func( $callable );

Or using the short single-expression closure syntax introduced in PHP 7.4:
$callable = fn() => new Foo;
call_user_func( $callable );

A: If you really have to use call_user_func, this might work, though it's not clear why you would want to do this:
$reflection = new ReflectionClass("Foo");
$instance = $reflection->newInstanceWithoutConstructor();
call_user_func(array($instance, '__construct'));

A: The more correct answer, as @MauganRa already mentioned in a comment, is using \ReflectionClass::newInstance() or \ReflectionClass::newInstanceArgs(). I think this should be expressed in a full answer.
Now if you want to pass this around as a callback and use call_user_func() or call_user_func_array(), try this:
$callable = [new \ReflectionClass('C'), 'newInstance'];

Or a more fleshed-out example:
class Car {
  private $color;
  private $size;

  public function __construct($color, $size) {
    $this->color = $color;
    $this->size = $size;
  }

  public function describe() {
      return "A $this->size $this->color car.";
  }
}

$callable = [new \ReflectionClass('Car'), 'newInstance'];

$cars = [];
$cars[] = call_user_func($callable, 'red', 'big')->describe();
$cars[] = call_user_func_array($callable, ['blue', 'small'])->describe();

var_export($cars);

Demo: https://3v4l.org/7fvQL
I am not aware of another / better solution.


Precote® 30 varnish-like, solvent free coating systems based on micro-encapsulated acrylates for sealing and locking of threaded parts. The dried film is tack-free, non-sticky and can be used in all kind of assembly procedures, particularly for series production. Its characteristics as a locking and sealing element become effective only when the capsules are ruptured by shear and pressure stress and the adhesive is allowed to cure.