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More than 200 men set to return to Palestinian areas as part of "goodwill gesture".
Friends and relatives gathered to welcome the former prisoners home [Reuters]
Four of those men, however, were no longer going to be freed, Al Jazeera's Nour Odeh, reporting from the Beitunia, said.
"We've been reminded repeatedly today that almost 11,000 Palestinians remain behind Israeli bars," she said
"So a bittersweet moment, not just for Palestinians across the board, but even for those waiting for their loved ones [at Beitunia], knowing that their friends are still behind bars."
Israel's supreme court approved the release on Monday, several hours after the plan was thrown into doubt by judges who had ordered the release delayed until the state replied to a petition against it.
Goodwill gesture
Israel decided to free the prisoners as a gesture of support for Abbas, coinciding with the Muslim festival of Eid al-Adha.
All the prisoners to be freed are members of Fatah's armed wings, or other smaller groups, and none of them are from Hamas.
Israel has said the periodic release of small numbers of Fatah prisoners is aimed at boosting support for Abbas in his power struggle with Hamas.
The release was supposed to have taken place last week, but was postponed.
Israel said the delay was due to a request from the Palestinians, although Palestinian officials denied this.
Statesmen's appeal
In another development, several international figures have written a letter to the Israeli prime minister, arguing that Israeli restrictions on cash shipments to Gaza banks, meant to weaken the territory's Hamas rulers, are largely counterproductive and ultimately harm Palestinian moderates.
Most of the prisoners freed by israel were supporters of Abbas's Fatah party [AFP]
Israel imposed restrictions on Gaza after Hamas seized the territory in June 2007, ousting Fatah supporters.
Israel declared Gaza a "hostile entity" and largely sealed its borders, allowing in only humanitarian supplies and a trickle of commercial goods, while banning exports from Gaza.
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Battles that Made History
Sub Title : Battle Honours of The Indian Army – 29 (1971 War) Gadra city: Surprise and Stealth
Issues Details : Vol 16 Issue 1 Mar – Apr 2022
Author : Maj Gen Harvijay Singh, SM (Retd)
Category : Regular Features
: March 31, 2022
Battle honours are a recognition of a unit's active participation in battle against a formed and armed enemy. Units eligible to be awarded such honours are those who close in with and defeat, neutralize, or destroy the enemy.
11 Infantry Division carried out a fairly deep advance into enemy terrain in the Barmer Sector. The Indian Air Force played the major role in blunting the enemy offensive in the Jaisalmer Sector. These operations showed that there is considerable potential for mobile operations in desert terrain and that the desert could no longer be ignored as was done in the past. –General KV Krishna Rao, former Chief of the Indian Army
In the 1971 Indo Pak War, while India sought to assuage the sufferings of millions in East Pakistan against the plundering Pakistan Army. Yahaya Khan sought to strike a balance in the West by capturing territory to trade off with that lost in East……. a strategic overreach? or, plain foolishness?……… the operations in the west began with great intensity and Indian Army captured vast tracts of Pakistani territory.
11 Infantry Division of the Indian Army's Southern Command was concentrated in Barmer sector in Rajasthan by Oct 1971. In Rajasthan, the international boundary runs through a desert tract separating the Indian districts of Bikaner, Jaisalmer and Barmer from the West Pakistan districts of Bahawalpur, Rahim Yar Khan, Khanpur and Mirpur Khas. The whole region is a vast expanse of shifting sands with occasional rock exposures.
The division had two brigades, a tank squadron (14 – T-55 Tanks) and a camel mounted Battalion 17 GRENADIERs to protect the flanks and 10 PARA Commando Battlion to conduct raids in Pak Rear Areas. The Division Artillery consisted of one Medium, three Field and one Light Regiment.
11 Infantry Division was tasked to capture NayaChor by advancing along axis Gadra Road-Munabao. Subsidiary attacks were to be made on Khinsar and Chachro.
During the 1971 Indo Pak War, 11 Infantry Division had the distinction of capturing over 9000 square KMs of Pak territory; big catch for a Division with just two brigades.
Operations commenced with the Battle of Gadra City (a small village with a population of about 10,000) fought on the night of 4/5 Dec 1971 by 15 Battalion, the KUMAON Regiment (Indore). The objective was heavily fortified with pill boxes and held by a company minus strength. It was supported by six Artillery guns, eight Medium Machine Guns (MMGs) and six 81 mm Mortars in addition to a large number of Light Machine Guns (LMGs). Gadra City lies in a bowl formed by high sand dunes, the defences were well coordinated and based on dunes and rocks surrounding Gadra.
15 KUMAON plan to capture Gadra was as under:
Phase I. Capture areas Point 658 and Whale Back by Delta Company by 2100 hrs on 04 Dec.
Phase II. Capture areas 157 r and Dune by Bravo Company and Charlie Company respectively by 0200 hrs on 05 Dec.
Phase III. Capture Areas High Ground and Ridge by Alfa Company and Delta Company respectively by 0800 hrs on 05 Dec.
15 KUMAON crossed the International Border (IB) at 1800 H in darkness, moon rise was two hours later maintaining complete silence. Just across the border Point 658 and Whaleback dominating the IB were being held by a Protective Patrol. It was creating a false front and screening the main defences. By 2200 hours, the objective was captured by Delta Company and Phase 1 completed successfully without any casualties.
The enemy was taken by surprise and not yet sure of the attacker's intentions. Bravo and Charlie Companies passed through silently to their Forming Up Place (FUP) secured by Delta Company. At the FUP, the enemy suspecting them to be a Recce Patrol fired at them with a single MMG. Evidently the enemy remained clueless about the strength and disposition of the assaulting force. He also did not want to give away the frontage and disposition of his own defences by firing all his weapons.
The surprise and silence was now broken by Pre H Hour Artillery fire (to soften the target just before the attack). The enemy responded ferociously with small arms and MMG fire. Despite the heavy fire, the attack commenced with a resolute and relentless charge. War cries of 'Kalika Mata ki Jai' thundered in the desert which unnerved the enemy. Fearing defeat, the enemy withdrew to depth defensive positions on the high ground and Ridge in Gadara City, leaving behind their equipment and dead soldiers in the pill boxes.
Bravo and Charlie Company successfully captured their objectives 157r and a Dune and exploited further for a safe and secure reorganisation. The enemy responded quickly and fired at the just captured objective. Since the KUMOANIs had exploited beyond the objective, they were safe.
In the final phase, the main defences consisting of pill boxes on top of the dunes south of Gadra city were to be tackled. Alfa Company and Delta Company infiltrated behind the enemy positions on Gadra-Dali Road to launch their assault. The enemy resorted to heavy artillery and MMG fire from their vantage positions. MMG fire downhill was plunging and not very effective. The KUMOUNIs did well to dash from cover to cover to avoid casualties. In the final count they countered and eliminated the MMGs and LMGs deployed on the heights. The reserve platoon of Alfa Company was unfortunately caught in the fire and suffered casualties. The assault went on well and soon turned out to be a hand-to-hand slugfest in which the hardy KUMAONIs prevailed over the enemy who was either killed or fled. With the morning sun came a hard-fought victory.
The KUMAONIs lost one JCO and one other rank (OR) as Killed in Action while 22 ORs were injured. Enemy losses were around 40 killed. Besides 3 PoWs, the Battalion captured one jeep, four 3 inch mortars, one 2 inch mortar, two 6 pounder guns, one Vickers MMG, one LMG, 23 rifles, one radio set, 13 camels and large quantities of ammunition. 15 Kumaon then continued as the vanguard and advanced deeper into the desert.
The Battalion was awarded two Vir Chakras (Lance Naik Durga Dutt (Posthumous) and Maj Sunhara Singh (OC Delta Company)), three Sena Medals and three Mentioned in Despatches (including the CO). Lance Naik Durga Datt in face of heavy enemy fire during the assault charged an MMG bunker and lobbed a hand grenade that destroyed the gun and its crew. He then moved to another bunker and was hit in the head by the burst of enemy fire from another automatic weapon. He continued his charge, silenced the second bunker and succumbed to his injuries.
13 Field Artillery Regiment which was in direct support of 15 KUMAON for the attack played a crucial role in the attack. Their Forward Observation Officer with the KUMAONIs and his radio operator directed the fire of their guns with great accuracy causing intense damage to the enemy defences and many casualties. Both were 'Mentioned in Despatches'. Movement of the guns in the desert is a big challenge and tracks had to be prepared using scarce expedients judiciously and innovatively. The CO and a JCO of the regiment were awarded the Vishisht Sewa Medal for ensuring that they guns were never stuck.
Led by 15 KUMAON and supported by some aggressive artillery fire, the advance had fair momentum.
Arjun Subramaniam in his book India's Wars
15 Kumaon and 13 Field Regiment (Artillery) were awarded the Battle Honour 'Gadra City'

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Severn in the light of day The next chapter is scheduled to arrive at the end of this month, and the Developer Behavior Interactive has launched a new advance that advances the future of the game. The teaser is incredibly short, lasts a short less than 20 seconds, but the new season will be called retreat of a murder. The teaser presents a crow brazening created by a drop of ink. The video was shared in a Tweet together with the phrase the ink dries faster than blood». Unfortunately, Teaser does not offer a lot of information, but it seems that fans should not have to wait a long time to learn more!
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Q: SAS Macro code error with length statement I am trying to change the length of the variables based on a list that I have and the code seems to work but the desired output is not achieved. here is the code:
%macro LEN();
Proc sql ;
select count(name) into: varnum from variab;
select name into: varname1-:varname%trim(%left(&varnum)) from Variab;
select length3 into: len from Length;

Quit;

%do i=1 %to &varnum;

    data Zero;
        length &&varname&i $ &&len&i.;
        set desti.test;

        length _numeric_ 4.;
        format _numeric_ 12.2;
        run;
 %end;
 %mend;

It gives a warning
WARNING: Multiple lengths were specified for the variable fscadl1 by
input data set(s). This can cause truncation
     of data.

and it doesnt change the length of the variable. what is wrong in this code?

A: Are you trying to change a list of variables in one dataset?  You're repeating the entire data step for each iteration, but only writing to a constant destination, which is inconsistent.
Probably what you want is:
Proc sql ;
select count(name) into: varnum from variab;
select name into: varname1-:varname%trim(%left(&varnum)) from Variab;
select length3 into: len from Length;

Quit;

%macro set_len(varnum=);

%do i=1 %to &varnum;
        length &&varname&i $ &&len&i.;
%end;
%mend;
data Zero;
    %set_len(&varnum);
    set desti.test;

    length _numeric_ 4.;
    format _numeric_ 12.2;
run;

Note that you'd need to define &&len&i as you're not doing that currently.

A: The warning messages suggests that it is working.  SAS started throwing that warning when you truncate a variable.  You can suppress the warning message with the VARLENCHK option.
Below works:
options varlenchk=nowarn;
data want;
  length name $ 3;
  set sashelp.class;
  length _numeric_ 4;
run;

If your code isn't working, I would turn on MPRINT to see make sure your macro is generating the SAS code you expect.

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The Gospel According to Luke 24:36-53
At that time, having risen from the dead, Jesus went up and stood among His disciples and said to them, "Peace be with you." But they were startled and frightened, and supposed that they saw a spirit. And He said to them, "Why are you troubled, and why do questionings rise in your hearts? See My hands and My feet, that it is I Myself; handle Me, and see; for a spirit has not flesh and bones as you see that I have." And when He had said this, He showed them His hands and His feet. And while they still disbelieved for joy, and wondered, He said to them, "Have you anything here to eat?" They gave Him a piece of broiled fish [and some honeycomb], and He took it and ate before them. Then He said to them, "These are My words which I spoke to you, while I was still with you, that everything written about Me in the law of Moses and the prophets and the psalms must be fulfilled." Then He opened their minds to understand the scriptures, and said to them, "Thus it is written, that the Christ should suffer and on the third day rise from the dead, and that repentance and forgiveness of sins should be preached in His name in all nations, beginning from Jerusalem. You are witnesses of these things. And behold, I send the promise of My Father upon you; but stay in the city until you are clothed with power from on high." Then He led them out as far as Bethany, and lifting up His hands, He blessed them. While He blessed them, He parted from them, and was carried up into heaven. And they worshiped Him, and returned to Jerusalem with great joy, and were continually in the Temple blessing God.
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Studies in Language. International Journal sponsored by the Foundation "Foundations of Language"
Zero morphemes in paradigms
Author(s): Matthias Gerner1, Zhang Ling2
Affiliations: 1 Shanghai Jiaotong University 2 Zhejiang University of Science and Technology
Source: Studies in Language. International Journal sponsored by the Foundation "Foundations of Language", Volume 44, Issue 1, May 2020, p. 1 - 26
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1075/sl.16085.ger
Version of Record published : 06 May 2020
This paper sheds a new light on the notion of zero morphemes in inflectional paradigms: on their formal definition (§ 1), on the way of counting them (§ 2–3) and on the way of conceptualizing them at a deeper, mathematical level (§ 4). We define (zero) morphemes in the language of cartesian set products and propose a method of counting them that applies the lexical relations of homophony, polysemy, allomorphy and synonymy to inflectional paradigms (§ 2). In this line, two homophonic or synonymous morphemes are different morphemes, while two polysemous and allomorphic morphemes count as one morpheme (§ 3). In analogy to the number zero in mathematics, zero morphemes can be thought of either as minimal elements in a totally ordered set or as neutral element in a set of opposites (§ 4). Implications for language acquisition are discussed in the conclusion (§ 5).
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A while back I'd noticed that Park's Farmer's Market on 6th and Irving had this wonderfully creative and colorful street mural, advertising this locally owned produce store in the neighborhood, and took some pictures on a sunny day.
Then, as quickly as it appeared, it was gone, repainted a bland beige. Umm..what the frak?
One of the frustrations I have now with my current lawful employment is that I don't have the flexible schedule to do the due diligence on events like this like I wanted when I first saw the Beige Wall, but got my answer in this article by the awesome Matt Hirsch, a local, and a reporter that explained what happened.
Essentially, the City's anti-graffiti ordinance had been applied to the wall, but NOT to the mural itself, but to some spray paint on an awning. However, the City's minions, in their infinite wisdom, affixed it to the mural, and not to the awning. In a panic, an honest business person wiped out an artistic contribution to the 'hood, and complied with some dumbass bureaucrat who couldn't have made it clearer what the deal was.
I'm no fan of gang graffiti on MUNI or anyone's property – it's illiterate pro-violence gang stuff that needs to be eliminated because it is intended to hurt and kill people.
However, there's a rich tradition of hip-hop derived urban artwork that's become as much a part of any city as any other art, and one used by locally owned businesses as a way of enlivening Our Fair City.
The end result of the bureaucratic bungling and a misunderstanding has been to create an open canvas for gang graffiti for violent, angry youths who could care less about art or urban life, and wiped out something that was a treat to those of us taking the N through town every day.
The Park mural was as much of a recent treasure as the Yes We Can! house's awesome use of urban space. Helpful Hint to City Minions: Try your best to get out of the Prius, and TALK to local business owners, instead of just trying to screw 'em for another "fine" you can rack up for your quota. Learn a little before bullying your way for a few nickels for the City treasury, mmkay?
And people wonder why we have so many empty storefronts in San Francisco? Ack.
I don't think most "tag" and "throw-up" graffiti has ever had anything to do with gangs. It's more of an ego trip for the people who put it up.
There's a couple good documentaries on the subject. One of them (Piece By Piece) is all about SF graffiti.
August Friday 28, Saturday 29 & Sunday 30th. Do not attempt to get home after a long day at work! Why! Because GGP is putting on another trash the Park Celebration on those days. Just like last year when no one who lived in this area and the Richmond could get home because of all the kids that filter in from the Burb's to play at being hippies all weekend will invade our nice area. But just remember folks it's for the love of money that you will never see.


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'Slow down!' Wilcoxson neighbors tell drivers
Richard Weizel, Staff writer
Aug. 28, 2009 Updated: Nov. 10, 2009 12:45 a.m.
STRATFORD -- For more than 40 years, Patrick Hunter Sr. has lived with his family on Wilcoxson Avenue, not far from Main Street's Paradise Green and just down the road from Wilcoxson Elementary School.
For most of that time Hunter, 79, who has raised children in the house and has grandchildren visiting all the time, wasn't particularly upset by the traffic volume, and said speeders were not a big problem.
But that has all changed, he said.
In recent years, Hunter and his neighbors have noticed a "dramatic increase" in not only the number of speeders, but in how fast they are driving above the 25-mile-per-hour speed limit. Residents say Wilcoxson is a short "cut through" street from Main Street to East Main Street, and those who routinely exceed the speed limit include truck drivers, town employees driving public works vehicles and teens on motor bikes, with some traveling as fast as 60 to 70 mph.
Recently, a group of residents became so alarmed about the speeding problem they posted hand-lettered signs on about a half-dozen telephone and utility poles warning speeders to slow down. The signs were taken down by police a few days later, saying it is illegal to place any sign on a telephone or utility pole.
The signs, in bold orange, read: "25 MPH Speed Limit. Slow Down!"
The residents also recently met with Mayor James R. Miron, police and public works officials at Wilcoxson School to demand measures be taken to slow down speeders. Miron did not return calls seeking comment.
But police say they are aware of the problem and conducted a traffic survey over the past month. As a result, they are stepping up enforcement efforts.
"It's become so dangerous we can't even walk across the street to help a neighbor shovel their snow in the winter," Hunter said. "People are afraid to take their young children or dogs on walks, and we felt we had to do something before somebody got killed. "
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Just over a year ago, the residents point out, 13-year-old Carlos Prada Jr., an eighth-grader at Flood Middle School, died in his mother's arms at the intersection of Wilcoxson Avenue and East Main Street after he was hit by a Department of Public Works truck driven by a town employee who did not have the license required to operate the vehicles' air brakes.
Police, however, have indicated the driver, Robert Maloy, was not speeding and that the brakes had nothing to do with the accident, which occurred during a heavy rainstorm on April 28, 2008. Maloy was charged with three traffic violations, but no criminal charges.
"We have a 4-year-old girl and a pet dog, and at times, it's like a raceway on the street," said Kim Jenkins, another Wilcoxson Avenue resident, who has lived on the street six years with her husband Jason.
"It's gotten so dangerous we're afraid to take our daughter out. With all the speeding cars and motorcycles we dust don't feel safe."
Before Jenkins could finish her sentence, standing on her front porch, an SUV sped by.
"Hey, slow down!" she yelled. "See what I mean? This goes on all day long, and at night it gets even worse."
That's why John Ackley Jr. and his girlfriend Stephanie Mellen, who have lived on the street for six months, decided to put up the signs urging drivers to slow down.
"We put them up last weekend, and the police left them up a few days before taking them down," Ackley said. "We've only been here a short time, but it didn't take long to notice how the street is used as a cut-through and how many speeders there are. I have seen cars going up to 100 miles per hour. It's crazy."
Independent mayoral candidate Domenic Costello, who owns the Doughnut Inn at the corner of Wilcoxson Avenue and Main Street, said speeding has been a problem on the street for years.
"The only way to solve the problem is to put in speed bumps, somewhere on both sides of Wilcoxson School," said Costello, a former police lieutenant in Bridgeport. "They can try all the increased enforcement they want, but the only way to really have an impact over the long run is the speed bumps."
But police Capt. Kenneth Bakalar said speed bumps are not recommended on high-volume streets as they can cause as many accidents as they prevent.
"We are aware of the problem on Wilcoxson and are stepping up our patrols over there and on some other cut-through streets where we have received complaints about speeding," Bakalar said. "We are also taking other measures, such as issuing more summonses, and doing some things we prefer not to divulge that should discourage speeding on the street."
Wilcoxson School PTA Co-President Liz Wanyo said parents have been concerned about speeding on the street for a long time.
"I think it would be great if the police would intervene because it is a cut-through street, and we know drivers go through very fast," said Wanyo, whose 9-year-old son is entering the fifth grade. "There's also a large open space at the school and children play there at all times. Police need to step up enforcement and increase their patrols. The only way to have an impact is increased enforcement that is maintained, not just carried out for a few weeks."


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U.S. history at the root of this year's Reagan Library tree display
Betsy Ross is there, embroidering the first American flag. Newspapers blare headlines from history. And an image of Ronald Reagan himself peeks out from one tree that celebrates a new era in the U.S. presidency.
This year's holiday tree display at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library & Museum in Simi Valley, called "An American Christmas," celebrates U.S. history. Each of the 25 trees is decorated to represent each decade between 1770 and 2010.
Also on display is a collection of handcrafted menorahs that was given to Reagan while he was in the White House, from 1981 to 1989.
The exhibit runs through Jan. 7. For information on hours and ticket costs, visit www.reaganfoundation.org.


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Dead Island: Riptide (2013) (Executive Producer)
Ride to Hell: Retribution (2013) (Executice Producer)
Sacred Citadel (2013) (Executive Producer)
Risen 2: Dark Waters (2012) (Executive Producer)
Dead Island (2011) (Development Director)
Duke Nukem: Critical Mass (2011) (Executive Producer)
Astrology DS: The Stars in your Hands (2009) (Executive Producer)
The Humans: Meet the Ancestors! (2009) (Executive Producer)
Risen (2009) (Executive Producer)
Sacred 2: Ice & Blood (2009) (Executive Producer)
Tecktonik: World Tour (2008) (Executive Producer)
Blitzkrieg 2: Liberation (2007) (Senior Producer)
Panzer Tactics DS (2007) (Producers)
War Front: Turning Point (2007) (Associate Producer)
Blitzkrieg II: Fall of the Reich (2006) (Senior Producer)
ANSTOSS 4: Der Fußballmanager - Edition 03/04 (2003) (Project Management)
ANSTOSS 4: Der Fußballmanager - International (2002) (Project Management)
Dead Island: Epidemic (2014) (Creative Director)
Escape Dead Island (2014) (Creative Director)
Risen 3: Titan Lords (2014) (Creative Director)
Sacred 3 (2014) (Creative Director)
ANSTOSS 4: Der Fußballmanager - Edition 03/04 (2003) (Lead Game Design)
ANSTOSS 4: Der Fußballmanager - International (2002) (Lead GameDesign)
ANSTOSS Action: Die Fußballsimulation (2001) (Design)
ANSTOSS 2005: Der Fussballmanager (2004) (Texts)
ANSTOSS 3: Der Fußballmanager (2000) (Playtesting)
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ANSTOSS 2005: Der Fussballmanager (2004) (Manual)
ANSTOSS 4: Der Fußballmanager - Edition 03/04 (2003) (Manual)
Jack Keane (2007) (Deck13 Would Like to Thank)
Glory of the Roman Empire (2006) (Special Thanks)
ANSTOSS 2005: Der Fussballmanager (2004) (Specials Thanks to)
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French police foil planned stabbing attack during Christmas holidays
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Members of France's intelligence service have detained two men suspected of planning a stabbing attack during the Christmas holidays, reported Xinhua, quoting French newspaper Le Parisien on Wednesday.
During their interrogation on Nov. 29, the two men, both in their twenties, admitted that they were planning to carry out stabbings in different public spaces, such as shopping malls, universities and crowded streets, the newspaper reported.
According to a security source cited by the paper, one of the men known for his radical views has admitted to his involvement in the scheme. The French authorities have recovered from his residence terrorist propaganda material and literature from the Islamic State.
The two men have reportedly met in an online forum frequented by terrorist groups. Their goal was to be killed during the attack and glorified as "martyrs."
Back in August, the French government adopted a bill that aims to counter "separatism" in French society and fight Islamic radicalism.
France has suffered several terror attacks on home soil. The deadliest bombings and mass shootings occurred in Paris in November 2015, in which 130 people were killed and more than 400 injured.
On Oct. 16, 2020, a history teacher was beheaded outside a middle school in a Paris suburb for having shown pupils cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad in a lesson on free speech.
The most recent terrorist attack in France occurred in April this year, in which one police officer was killed.
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13 February, Birmingham
4IR in action, get behind the scenes, and see first-hand applied innovation
Leaders Conference delegates have the opportunity to visit Liverpool City Region manufacturers and innovation hubs for FREE. Tours will be taking place Tuesday 14 November (the day before the conference) and Friday 17 November (the day after the conference).
Please note: Registration for the tours are now closed, if you have registered previously and have any questions please contact events@hennikgroup.com.
Confirmed sites include:
Jaguar Land Rover, Halewood
Sensor City
Sci-Tech Daresbury
Liverpool John Moores University – Faculty of Engineering and Technology
University of Liverpool – Materials Innovation Factory
Liverpool is birthplace of the Range Rover Evoque and Land Rover Discovery Sport, both of which are produced at Halewood. Trace the same journey that over 100,000 tonnes of steel makes each year as it arrives in the press shop, and leaves the factory 48 hours later. Since 2010 production has trebled, with more than £600m of investment in new machinery and infrastructure – the company is one of the region's poster pin-ups for advanced manufacturing.
This factory tour will give you a flavour of Jaguar Land Rover vehicle manufacturing, with an expert guide providing an overview of the production process to specific customer orders. This will concentrate on one area of the build process, namely Trim and Final Production. At the end of the factory visit you will have the chance for a short debrief on the factory's digital manufacturing story including a Q&A session with members of JLR team.
Dates/times available: [14 Nov 2017 at 09.00, 10.30, 13.00 and 14.30 are all now sold out]
Restrictions: All limbs must be covered and appropriate footwear must be worn. No photography allowed in factory. Please note that the tour requires a substantial amount of walking.
The new, purpose-built hub offers start-ups and existing companies the technical expertise, business support and international platform needed to collaborate, fund and promote sensor solutions and IoT to a global market.
Positioned at the intersection of industry and academia, Sensor City facilitates connectivity and fosters progress, helping partners to capitalise on the growing sensor revolution, and develop concepts into prototypes with speed and accuracy.
Delegates will be offered a tour of this specialist facility to see first-hand how sensor technologies are facilitating the fourth industrial revolution and will hear from like-minded professionals and companies how sensor technologies have improved products, processes and efficiencies.
Sensor City is backed by both the Department of Business, Innovation and Skills (now Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, BEIS) and the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).
Dates/times available: [14 Nov 2017 at 11.00 & 15.00 and 17 Nov 2017 at 11.00 & 15.00 now sold out]
Delegates will be able to visit one of the most exciting innovation campuses in Europe and a global leader in the deployment of industrial digitisation throughout industry. Sci-Tech Daresbury is home to over 100 high-tech companies employing over 500 people in areas such as advanced engineering, digital/ICT, biomedical and energy and environmental technologies:
The Virtual Engineering Centre delivers innovative Digital Engineering solutions to industry, through academic research and the latest scientific and technological infrastructure. It helps organisations to deliver their digital strategies, with the key aim of enhancing capability and transform business performance and competitiveness – it achieves this through the evaluation, application and adoption of digital tools and techniques.
Companies, including SMEs who work with the VEC gain access to a leading centre in: advanced modelling and simulation, autonomous systems and robotics infrastructure, virtual test beds and immersive visualisation.
The Hartree Centre transforms UK competitiveness by accelerating the adoption of high performance computing, big data and cognitive technologies. Hartree has partnerships with many organisations such as IBM and Unilever, and applies the most technically advance high performance computing, data analytics and machine learning innovations from the research community and partners. This allows the Hartree Centre to address real life challenges and deliver transformative gains in performance, innovation and time to market for UK industry.
Services include collaborative projects, research/Invention projects, software development and optimisation, platform as a service and training and skills. The facilities, high performance computing, big data analytics clusters, cognitive computing platforms, energy efficient platforms, software and visualisation suites.
Campus Technology Hub, this purpose built engineering facility enables businesses, universities and research organisations to work in partnership to tackle engineering challenges through rapid-prototyping. See how 3D printing technology can be applied to medical, automotive, aerospace, electronics and building construction. The CTH also eliminates the need to develop, buy or pay prohibitively high prices to use engineering R&D capabilities as there is an impressive array or tech, equipment and expertise.
CTH offers laboratory space for 'proof of concept' projects, high-specification equipment, flexible power, network and benching, test equipment and flexible workspace with in-house expertise.
Techspace One is a laboratory and office building for companies from sectors such as biomedical, materials, process technology and clean technology with approximately 10 to 50 staff.
The building provides high quality facilities for science and technology companies developing or upscaling their business. The 3-storey multi-let building provides a combination of 33,000 sq ft of wet and instrumentation laboratories, together with grade A office accommodation. The three individual uses are separated on a floor-by-floor basis.
Dates/times available: [14 Nov 2017 at 14.00, 17 Nov 2017 at 10.00 now sold out]
Engineering and Technology is a pioneering Faculty, dedicated to providing knowledge and opportunities to ensure its 4,085 students can excel within their chosen discipline. Courses and research are delivered across a diverse field, in areas ranging from computing and engineering to maritime studies, built environment and product design to mathematics.
The faculty is very proud of its varied research landscape. From microwave technologies to maritime logistics, teams of researchers have achieved excellence in their fields, producing high-quality, high-impact work; work that not only has commercial application, but also has a positive impact on both economic and social wellbeing.
The faculty prides itself on strong links with industry which are particularly evident through a number of ERDF business support projects such as LCR 4.0, Low Carbon Eco innovatory, Maritime SuperSkills and LCR Activate.
These projects use faculty resources and expertise to provide companies with assistance in areas such as:
commercialisation of products
Covered on the tour, you will see:
Maritime Simulator
BRE Houses
Engineering Workshop – Robot
Formula Students
IC Labs
Sensor Lab
Dates/times available: [14 Nov 2017 at 10.00 & 14.00 now sold out]
Materials Innovation Factory – delegates with a focus on materials science and/or FMCG or chemical properties are encouraged to visit a UK first in the Materials Innovation Factory. The Materials Innovation Factory (MIF) draws together world-leading research and technologies in materials chemistry, and the seamless integration of computational and experimental models. The MIF Open Access Area houses one of the highest-concentration of materials science automation robotics in the world.
MIFs expertise in automated materials discovery has enabled them to develop a bespoke robotic platform – the Formulation Engine – also housed in the Open Access Area. Capable of handling multiple workflows simultaneously, the modular Formulation Engine allows a range of automated techniques to be flexibly incorporated into a research work stream. Delegates can hear about "the Liverpool Model" a unique and flexible approach to engaging with business, proven in a 10 year successful track record operating the Centre of Materials Discovery.
Dates/times available: [14 Nov 2017 at 12.00 & 13.00, 17 Nov 17 at 12.00 & 13.00 now sold out]
Duration: 45 – 60 minutes


Yesterday's Sweeva Surf Party was just fantastic, fun and utterly fabulous in every way.
Lucky 13 totally dominated the show with their members successfully bidding for page after page after page advertising their team.
It could not have been a better birthday for team leader Tom Wacker as his team members all set out to get their Lucky 13 pages seen…29 times during the hour-long Surf Party.
The Strays also did very well for the team contest with 12 page views while right until the last minute three teams were tied for third spot…with two views each; #ovendogs, Wake Up Now and SurfAholics Alpha.
In the end the Alphas got a bid for their third page accepted right at the wire and that secured third spot for them. In all eight teams got their pages seen during the Sweeva Surf Party.
SurfAholics Alphs – 3 page views. 10,000 XP.
In the individual contest a total of 29 people got their pages seen, with 23 of those getting their sites seen more than once. Eleven people got their pages seen five or more times during the Surf Party which is really amazing.
The surf party leaderboard saw a tie for first place right up to the final site of the day when Legacy's Ken and Rodney took the top slot with the very last page viewed.
Kevin Williams – 10 page views. 10,000 XP.
WOW, what a great job, LUCKY 13, congrats!!!
I'm still wondering if a team needs to LLC so it can to be counted as one? Hope I'll get the answer in time for next week's SSP.
Congrats to all the winners wow.
It sure was fun – I really enjoyed every second of it and can't wait for the next one.
Congratulations to one and all. Makes me look forward to the next one even more!!
Happy Birthday Tom. Looks like you're team was ready!
Happy Birthday Tom …Oh I know I said that somewhere on the actual day…LOL. Awesome to get our names in the hand written graphic…even if the names were misspelled…happens all the time. Congratulations to all the winners.
Great job Strays! Way to Go! Congrats winners.
Happy Late Birthday, Tom. I loved the videos made in your honor, that was great.
Congrats to all of the Winner WTG and a Belated Happy Birthday to Tom….
I put my name in the box above it is Elaine Groff Wolff. Don't you just love the double ff in both names? I do! But I agree with Ken, it is great to see that name on the graphics of the Sweeva/Tellive show. I even like the "Mrs. Ken" It made me smile when you said that, Jon. I am going to have a video as soon as I figure out how to download off of my phone or else get speakers for my computer. Thanks for the great show.
Good luck with the video Elaine. If you are having trouble downloading it from your phone I am sure someone from this community will help you out…generally it is just a matter of pressing a few buttons. Nothing overly complicated at all.