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News: Day Splits Announced For Do It Together Fest
Day tickets are now available for our London music fest, with Lightyear and The JB Conspiracy headlining.
We've just announced the day splits for Do It Together Fest 2020, the party we're hosting at New Cross Inn alongside Be Sharp Promotions and Colin's Punk Rock World.
The event's taking place on 24-25 January 2020 and is a celebration of the punk rock community, with a record and zine fair. We're even got some live music after parties yet to announce!
Grab your day tickets: http://newcrossinn.com/tickets/events/do-it-together-fest
On Friday legendary brass wizards The JB Conspiracy will be headlining! Before them, heartfelt, humorous pop-punk from Eat Defeat, bouncy ska-punk party machines Just Say Nay and over-driven hard rock from Midwich Cuckoos. Continue reading "News: Day Splits Announced For Do It Together Fest"
Author Shout LouderPosted on December 26, 2019 Categories Exclusive StreamsTags Be Sharp Promotions, Burnt Tapes, Colin's Punk Rock World, Do It Together Fest, Eat Defeat, Fabled Mind, Goodbye Blue Monday, Just Say Nay, Katie MF, Lightyear, Midwich Cuckoos, Our Lives In Cinema, The JB Conspiracy, Toodles & The Hectic Pity, Triple Sundae, UniformsLeave a comment on News: Day Splits Announced For Do It Together Fest
Festival Review: Dugstock 2 @ New Cross Inn, London [30/03 – 01/04/2018]
Umlaut Recond second annual showcase weekedender was a blast, with bands like Counterpunch, The Murderburgers and Crazy Arm.
Review by Sarah Williams.
What better way to while away a long Easter weekend than an indoor music festival with all your mates? The second iteration of Umlaut Records' Dugstock festival is a diverse three-day line-up hosted at London's New Cross Inn. Umlaut Records is a rapidly growing independent label that are integral to the London punk scene. They're only in their second year so, if this is the sort of line-up they can pull off now, I can't wait to see what they have in store for us in future.
I've been to plenty of gigs at New Cross, but this is the first time I've committed to three whole days, staying in the hostel above the venue. As I'm likely to be doing the same for Level Up and Polite Riot festivals later this year, I'm almost as keen to test out this festival-formula as I am to see the bands.
Some braincells were damaged in the making of this review.
Opening the weekend are Dirty White, a 3-piece that take influence from 90's stoner grunge bands, although they bring the songs into a cleaner, more modern relief. The singer pulls off a Chris Cornell style that you don't often hear. They go on to mix in some faster melodic punk songs – a gentle introduction to the weekend's festivities.
There is already a reasonably good turnout for the Friday night, with a lot of hugs and catch-up chats exchanged. Things properly kick off with Dark Days, who provide vigorous, fun, melodic poppy punk. Guitarist, John Huffman, gets told off by the sound engineer for standing on the drum kit, so he capitulates and pulls out a high stool from the bar to stand on, before flaunting rock-star poses and writhing on the floor. Their sound contains a melee of references to current North American melodic punk bands, with an added dose of Kathleen Hanna inspired harmonies and a fuzzy, experimental guitar mess. They play a full-throttle cover of Nirvana's Breed – the first of two Breed covers we'll hear this weekend.
Kiss Me, Killer swagger on stage with a sexy, balls-to-the-wall riot grrl energy. Singer, Holly, steals the show somewhat as she cavorts wildly around the stage, as the band rages. She's an excellent rock vocalist, which suits the hard-rock element in their sound It's ferocious noise peppered with short bursts of rock 'n' roll guitar solos and enticingly sleazy bass lines. It's infinitely dance-able from Rat Race to It's Going Down (which actually sets off an alarm somewhere in the venue). As my friend eloquently shouts at me during the set, it's also a pleasure to see, "Plentiful vaginas on stage." Continue reading "Festival Review: Dugstock 2 @ New Cross Inn, London [30/03 – 01/04/2018]"
Author Shout LouderPosted on May 28, 2018 Categories Gig Reviews, UncategorizedTags Aerial Salad, Almeida, Billy Liar, Bogans, Captain Trips, Coral Springs, Counterpunch, Crazy Arm, Dark Days, Dirty White, Dugstock, Dynamite Dynamite, Eat Dirt, Fair Do's, Fast Fade, Festival, Gig Review, Kiss Me Killer, New Cross Inn, Nosebleed, Our Lives In Cinema, PMX, Revenge Of The Psychotronic Man, Sarah Williams, SKIV, Spoilers, Strangle Planes, Sweet Diego, The Burnt Tapes, The Murderburgers, The SLM, Tragical History Tour, Umlaut Records2 Comments on Festival Review: Dugstock 2 @ New Cross Inn, London [30/03 – 01/04/2018]
Shout Louder Podcast #3: Deep Inside I'm A Cynical Fuck
Episode 3 is here! Featuring brand new music from Call Me Malcolm, Nosebleed and Triple Sundae, plus tunes from March and On A Hiding To Nothing.
We're back! In Episode 3 we are excited to share three fresh tracks with you ahead of their release – you can look forward to new songs from Nosebleed, Triple Sundae and Call Me Malcolm. We also have some fast noisy stuff from March and On A Hiding To Nothing.
Sarah get annoyed and goes off on tangents, while Mark is there to rein her back in as usual. Mark shares his love of All Saints and displays an incredibly poor knowledge of hip hop, Sarah shares a love of The Strokes and a hatred of Good Charlotte as we discuss some of our musical origins. We also share a mutual story about getting rained on Punk Rock Holiday.
After having a good whinge, we discuss some of the most exciting releases of the moment, including Our Lives In Cinema, Eat Dirt, Money Left To Burn and The Affect Heuristic. We take plenty of time to discuss the shows we've been to lately including Shredfest (with No Contest, Laughing In The Face Of, Almeida, Sombulance, LineOut and Dead Neck), Pat Butcher's carrot in a minute gag, Only Strangers, Kiss Me Killer, Honey, The Domestics and The Kirkz.
The podcast is available on Itunes and all other good podcatchers, or you can listen to it right now:
These are the songs we played:
Triple Sundae – Fabricated (due out on Umlaut Records on April 6th)
Call Me Malcolm – There's No 'I' In Apocalypse (due out on Be Sharp and Bad Granola on April 16th)
March – Head Shears (out on White Russian Records now)
On A Hiding To Nothing – London Road, Mate (out now on Umlaut Records)
Nosebleed – Scratching Circles On The Dancefloor (out on TNS Records on April 6th)
You can subscribe to the podcast on Itunes or whichever podcatcher you use. You can also find all of our previous episodes on Soundcloud. Please give us your feedback. Is there anything we should be doing differently? Let us know.
If anyone wants to read my predictions for 2018 which Mark mentions in the podcast, you can find it here. Why not also have a gander at our reviews of Only Strangers/Rising Strike/The Kirkz? If you enjoyed our chats about Mark Bartlett in Our Lives In Cinema, check out the piece he wrote for Shout Louder about creating the album and the challenges of DIY punk.
Author Shout LouderPosted on March 31, 2018 Categories PodcastTags Call Me Malcolm, Eat Dirt, Honey, Kiss Me Killer, March, Mark Bell, Money Left To Burn, Nosebleed, On A Hiding To Nothing, Our Lives In Cinema, Pat Butcher, Podcast, Sarah Williams, The Affect Heuristic, Triple SundaeLeave a comment on Shout Louder Podcast #3: Deep Inside I'm A Cynical Fuck
Gig Alert: Cinemania Fest
Check out this bangin' melodic punk line-up hitting London on March 3rd!
Shout Louder's very own Mark Bartlett has put together a blindingly good all-dayer in South London, to celebrate the release of Our Lives In Cinema's new EP All Talk and Triple Sundae's new single Indecisive, both out on Umlaut Records in the near future. They've curated an exciting collection of up-and-coming bands from around the country, all of whom are linked by a talent for fast, catchy, hooky melodies. In short: fun.
The lineup includes some incredible bands, such as Manchester's freshest power-punks Aerial Salad, melodic fast-punk favourites Captain Trips and London's own Triple Sundae, who will no doubt be playing some tunes from their seriously exicting new record.
You're also going to fall in love with Arms & Hearts, a solo singer-songwriter with one hell of a voice, in the style of Brian Fallon or Chuck Ragan. You'll walk out of the gig desperately wanting to get his beautiful lyrics tattooed all over you. If that's not your thing, FastFade and Second In Line will bring you back into the fast-punk game. Continue reading "Gig Alert: Cinemania Fest"
Author Shout LouderPosted on February 19, 2018 Categories Gig GuidesTags Aerial Salad, And Now We're Even, Arms & Hearts, Cinemania, Fastfade, Gig Alert, Joe Sullivan & The Happiness Werewolves, London, Mark Bartlett, Nightswimming, Our Lives In Cinema, Second In Line, Triple Sundae1 Comment on Gig Alert: Cinemania Fest
All Talk #2: Are You Trying Hard Enough?
Mark Bartlett dissects the magic of recording, songwriting democracy and why we should all contribute to the art we enjoy.
Check Out: All Talk #1: What's The Point Of Being In A DIY Punk Band?
Hi, I'm Mark Bartlett, lead singer of obscure London emo/pop-punk/post-hardcore/whatever-punks Our Lives In Cinema.
Bands, let's all examine our work ethic for a moment…
I want to look as excited as I actually feel but I'm just really, really sleepy (and still recovering from a nasty bout of flu). It's the first of 5 days of recording our new EP All Talk at The Clubhouse in Tunbridge Wells with Ricky Beetlestone. The spirit is absolutely willing but there are giant fuck-off bags under my eyes and a tired rashness to my cheeks that's making me look like Phil Mitchell at peak booziness.
I finished work at 2am last night, which meant I was forced to get the N199 night bus outside Charing Cross with all the pissed up Friday night misfits, thus eventually crawling into bed at 3:45am. This isn't ideal for a 7:45 wake-up time. To be fair, I don't have to do anything today apart from be here and give approving nods and dismissive headshakes.
I know absolutely fuck all about the technical aspects of the recording process so, after meeting all round nice chap Ricky and lugging a few drum bits around, I snuggled into the leather sofa at the back to try and have a nap. Actually, I did pause to be suitably impressed by the monolithic mixing desk, which seemingly had 500 different dials and doohickeys that a luddite like myself could never comprehend.
Despite my sleepiness (that I hope didn't come off as apathetic rudeness to our new producer friend), I am excited. This is the best part of being in a band. We're making a record; it's going into the digital cloud to live forever and provide some evidence to future society about exactly who their silly ancestors were.
And this is where the internal panic sets in and confidence turns to doubt. Are all the parts up to scratch? Are the songs too long? Will people hate my voice as much as I do? Are the lyrics cringey? Is this the best we can do? Continue reading "All Talk #2: Are You Trying Hard Enough?"
Author Shout LouderPosted on February 9, 2018 September 29, 2018 Categories #MentallySound, ArticlesTags All Talk, Articles, Mark Bartlett, Mentally Sound, Our Lives In Cinema1 Comment on All Talk #2: Are You Trying Hard Enough?
All Talk #1: What's The Point Of Being In A DIY Punk Band?
Mark Bartlett examines the trials and rewards of slogging away determinedly in punk scene, in the first of a new series of opinion pieces.
Part of our #MentallySound series, discussing mental health in music.
Hi, I'm Mark Bartlett, lead singer of obscure London emo-punks Our Lives In Cinema.
I'm currently in my bed. It's raining outside; the wind is fucking noisy. I'm really tired and I've got a stinking cold. My eyeballs hurt as I'm writing, probably because I don't own a computer and do all of my writing on the pages app on my phone.
I get myself pretty stressed out, and I feel like I have too much on my plate what with having a full time job (with very strange shift patterns) and all the demands associated with that. Next week my band is going into the studio to record EP no. 2 All Talk. We are also hosting a big charity fest/release party on March 3rd in Kingston, with some of my favourite UK bands. We are going to make new videos, get new merch and press ahead full steam with our plans for 2018.
When I get stressed out, my wife Ruth always asks why I don't just drop a bunch of stuff (and get off my phone). After all… hobbies are supposed to be fun and relaxing right? I agreed. I resolved to quit social media and stop being such a try-hard, try to write some songs and be 'off grid' for a bit.
This lasted for one week max. A fortnight later, I've started organising a festival and taken on all the other stuff that comes with releasing a new record. This forced me to think about why I bother and what the overall point is. I think it's important every now and then to re-examine why you're in a band in the first place, give yourself a little bit of self-therapy and re-adjust your expectations accordingly. Continue reading "All Talk #1: What's The Point Of Being In A DIY Punk Band?"
Author Shout LouderPosted on January 30, 2018 September 29, 2018 Categories #MentallySound, ArticlesTags All Talk, Articles, Mark Bartlett, Mentally Sound, Our Lives In Cinema4 Comments on All Talk #1: What's The Point Of Being In A DIY Punk Band?
Gig Review: Might As Well Fest III (07/10/2017)
An exciting London charity all-dayer featuring Kamikaze Girls, Almedia, Eat Defeat, The Burnt Tapes, Sombulance and more.
Photo credit: Awesome pics courtesy of Roberto Gasparro @ LivePix.
Now in its third year, Might As Well Fest is socially-responsible all dayer split across two tiny London venues: The Macbeth in Hoxton and the infamous Old Blue Last in Shoreditch. If the cracking line-up isn't enough to coax people down, the promoters are also using the forces of music for good, raising money for two worthy causes: CALM and SANDS.
When I hurriedly stumble into The Macbeth at 3.20pm, I'm concerned that I'm late but turns out that I needn't have worried: they've had some troubles of their own. Don Blake and Sweet Little Machine have pulled out last minute, and You Know The Drill's van has broken down outside Birmingham. As a result, they've had to shift timings, drum kits, amps and expectations. The change in the set times is actually a positive: the opening bands will now have a bigger crowd and the heel-draggers like me, who couldn't make it earlier, won't be missing out. Nonetheless, I'm reminded that we ought to be extremely thankful to anyone with the resilience to put on DIY shows!
A handful of early-birds assemble to watch Thirteen, a Scottish group who've joined the bill at the last minute. They play old school punk with a rock 'n' roll flavour, which is good, but slightly out-of-sorts with the rest of the line-up, which is a combination of fast-punk and pop-punk. It's good pub-punk and not a bad way to kick things off for the day.
As I reviewed their EP recently, I have been very excited to catch Our Lives In Cinema live. This is only their 8th gig and their freshness shows: they look a little awkward on stage at the beginning of the set, settling in after two songs.
They open with Cut and Run – an awesome throwback to a lot of energetic early noughties punk. You can hear a strong Jeff Rosenstock influence in Mark Bartlett's frantic, emotional singing which is conveyed better live. Bartlett has a unique style of performance: he packs as many words into a bar as possible while shaking around the stage. Currently it looks a little awkward, but with more practice I expect it to become an integral part of their act. Otherwise, they've got a good, solid rhythm section, strong drumming and great backing vocals. They close on their most anthemic song, I Got This, leaving the audience happy. Once they've got a few more shows under their belt, I look forward to seeing a much more confident and comfortable band.
Lay It On The Line are up next at The Macbeth. They're the most hardcore band of the day. It's a brutal and disordered performance, with frontman Mike spending much of show writhing, crouched or lying on the stage while screaming bloody murder. He gives the impression of a man on the edge of breakdown extremely well. It's all held together with some warmer guitar backing, adding a more melodic edge to their otherwise extreme sound.
It's unusual to see bands with two standalone singers (Casual Nausea's the only one I can think of), but it really works. Mike and Alice and equally adept at screaming and conveying a lot of anger and emotion. It's hard to make out the lyrics but their explanations of the songs are both surprising and entertaining – one song's dedicated to fans of the Marquis de Sade (of which they assume there are none in the room), another is about a head teacher who was killed by a rent boy after he failed to pay up… It's fascinating to know what inspires people's song writing sometimes. They pull out a fantastic cover of Rotting Out's Positive Views and end the set in a wail of feedback.
Recap are up next, and they are fantastic. That's the least you can expect from Dave House and Mark Pavey's latest project – a reincarnation of Pacer and follow-up to The Steal. They jokingly say it's only their second show, but they're anything but new to the game. Continue reading "Gig Review: Might As Well Fest III (07/10/2017)"
Author Shout LouderPosted on October 13, 2017 November 1, 2017 Categories Gig ReviewsTags Almeida, Eat Defeat, Gig Reviews, Harker, Kamikaze Girls, Lay It On The Line, London, Our Lives In Cinema, Pop-Punk, punk, Recap, Sarah Williams, Skate punk, Sombulance, The Burnt Tapes, ThirteenLeave a comment on Gig Review: Might As Well Fest III (07/10/2017)


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Triumph Bonneville Oil-in-Frame
1971 through 1983
WHAT HAPPENS AFTER THE BONNEVILLE PEAKS?
As the 1960's came to a close, Triumph motorcycles were both at the top of the world, and at the edge of a precipice. The 60's had been good to Triumph, the Triumph Bonneville holding the title of world's fastest production motorcycle for most of it, until the arrival of the Honda 750-Four in 1969. But, the Triumph Bonneville, and and the Triumph TR6 also, enjoyed roaring success throughout the decade and as the 1970 model year ended, the Triumph 650 twin was really at it's zenith. It was about as fast and as good as it ever would be again. And it was still a top-seller. But that was all about to change.
BSA BUMBLING
On top of all the other challenges facing Triumph motorcycles, their parent company, BSA Motorcycles, once the largest motorcycle producer in the world & a true corporate giant, was now out of money & had been run very poorly since Edward Turner's retirement in 1963. Despite being in direct competition with them, throughout the 1950s BSA had always stayed out of Triumph's way, but by the late 1960s BSA had become very involved in Triumph's affairs, including the design of its motorcycles.
UMBERSLADE HALL DEBACLE
At a time when scarce resources should have been devoted to developing new, more modern products, BSA spent vast sums of money turning an Olde English country estate called "Umberslade Hall" into their new "Technology Center", from which all the great new designs would come that would save the company.
BAD PLANNING, AS USUAL
Like everything else BSA did during this era, it was badly planned & executed, it cost too much, took too long & didn't yield the anticipated benefit. Money, time and engineering talent were lavished projects like the ill-fated BSA 350 Bandit/Triumph 350 Fury, but little good came of it.
MUCH IS NEEDED...
Considering the daunting competition pouring out of Japan at that time, the Triumph Bonneville needed many things. Principal among these were a front disk brake, a 5-speed & an electric starter. Problems of vibration, poor electrics, oil leaks & spotty build-quality also needed to be addressed, as the buying public became accustomed to the trouble-free service they had come to expect from Honda.
...LITTLE IS DONE
How did the new "think tank" at Umberslade Hall respond to this? Of all the things the Triumph 650 didn't need, it was a new frame, but that's exactly what it got. And true to BSAs management style, it cost too much, took too long, was badly designed & executed, and didn't accomplish the updating that the Triumph Bonneville needed so badly. For some unknown reason, BSA assigned this crucial redesign to a group of mostly aeronautical engineers who had no experience & little interest in motorcycles. And so, the Triumph Bonneville Oil-in-Frame wa born.
MORE SCREW UPS
As a result, it took so long to get the blueprints finalized that the production line at Meriden sat idle for weeks. When the first frames were finally built, it was discovered that the engines wouldn't fit in the frames on the assembly line. A quick redesign of the head & rocker boxes made it work, adding to the cost & delay, but this was indicative of how screwed up the BSA organization was.
NEW BIKE IS DISAPPOINTING
What was finally released (late) as the 1971 650 Triumph Bonneville oil-in-frame was not well-received, and never sold very well again after that. However, what was accomplished was still very comprehensive and, because of that, impressive. A completely new oil-bearing frame, new front forks & yokes, new wheels & brakes front & rear, new exhaust, and for better or worse, a new look.
ALL NEW FRAME & RUNNING GEAR
The 1971 Triumph Bonneville oil-in-frame and TR6 (also oil-in-frame) got an entirely new one-piece, all-welded steel frame that held the engine oil in its huge 3" diameter backbone, instead of in a separate oil tank, as before. Great idea in concept, but somehow the boys at Umberslade Hall couldn't figure out how to keep the oil from foaming & so relocated the oil filler cap from just behind the steering head to just under the nose of the seat, lowering the oil level & abandoning all that internal volume in the large portion of the backbone under the tank. So this enormous 'drain pipe' of a backbone that was supposed to be filled with oil was now filled about halfway, leaving the new bike woefully in short supply. Another big problem with the new Triumph Bonneville oil-in-frame was that it raised the seat height to 32-1/2", too tall for many riders.
COOL NEW CONICAL HUBS
The new front forks weren't too bad, they now had aluminum sliders. The first two years of the Oil-in-Frame family of Triumph Twins sported a 8" TLS (Twin Leading Shoe) front brake in a very cool-looking conical hub & an even cooler looking front air scoop. While it worked adequately enough (after some initial teething problems), one might ask why BSA spent the money developing this new brake when it would soon be replaced with a disk brake.
OILERS TURNED INTO GOOD BIKES
Despite all the controversy, poor sales & the initial 'shake-down' problems, the Triumph Bonneville Oil-in-Frame continued to be developed & refined, and actually became very fine motorcycles in their own right. While never any real competition for the new superbikes coming out of Japan, the Triumph Bonneville Oil-in-Frame endured on through even more upheaval and controversy on its rocky way to the end of Triumph Motorcycles in 1983.
AT LAST, A 5-SPEED!
Late in 1972, the trusty Triumph 650 got a much-needed 5-speed transmission, as an option at first then as standard, and the seat height was dropped back down to 30". In 1973, the front disk brake finally arrived & the 650 was bored out to a 750. Model designations changed accordingly: the Triumph Bonneville T120 became the T140; and the Triumph TR6 became the TR7. Very few bikes were built in 1974 and none in 1975 because of an employee lock-out of the Meriden factory. 1976 saw the shifter move to the left side of the bike & a disk brake on the rear. By this time, the single-carb versions had been dropped, in 1975 the last Trident was built (T160), so the only motorcycle that the Meriden Co-op produced was the Triumph Bonneville oil-in-frame.
Throughout the rest of its life, Triumph Motorcycles tried to boost sales (its one-and-only product now the Triumph Bonneville Oil-in-Frame) by developing several Special Edition Triumph Bonnevilles, such as the Silver Jubilee of 1977, the Bonneville Special of 1979, the TSS & the Royal Wedding Edition (celebrating the wedding of Prince Charles to Lady Diana Spencer) of 1982, and the 'too-little-too-late" 4-valve-per-cylinder TSX of 1983.
Despite their best efforts, sales remained slow throughout the entire lifespan of the Oil-in-Frame Triumphs. Certainly not enough sales were being made to turn around BSA's, and then later Norton-Villiers' fortunes. 1983 was the end of classic Triumph Bonneville oil-in-frame production. It was the end of an age.
GREAT BIKES CHEAP
The good news is that most of these Oil-in-Frame bikes are not yet considered to be collectable, at least not on par with the 1970-and-earlier bikes, so they can be picked up fairly cheap & they make the best riders. If you're planning on buying a classic Triumph motorcycle to ride, then an "Oiler" (in this case, a Triumph Bonneville Oil-in-Frame) might be the way to go. Most are 5 speeds with disk brakes & can be made into very nice machines. I know, I rode my 1973 T140 Triumph Bonneville custom cafe racer all over California.
NEW BONNEVILLES
The other good news is that a few years after the 1983 collapse, English businessman John Bloor bought what was left of Triumph motorcycles, which was little more than the rights to the name at that point. He reopened Triumph a few years later & now builds stunning, state-of-the-art new Triumphs that are good enough to compete with motorcycles built anywhere.
1971 TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE
650cc: T120
First year for Triumph Bonneville Oil-in-Frame. Major redesign of everything except the engine. New oil-bearing frame, forks, conical hubs F&R & a whole new look + 34-inch seat height. Not well-received.
650cc: T120 (4-speed)
650cc: T120V (optional 5-speed)
Seat height dropped to 32-1/2" with mods to rear frame & ancillaries. 5-speed Quaife gearbox now optional. New head w/push-in exhaust headers.
650cc: T120V
650 Triumph Bonneville Oil-in-Frame bored out to 750 w/new 10-bolt head, 5-speed gearbox standard & (at long last) a 10" front disk brake.
Production halted early in model year due to employee shut-down of factory. Very few '74s are built. They are essentially the same as '73.
Meridian factory, where all Bonnevilles were built, shut down for most of the 1975 model year. Some '74s locked up during strike were sold as '75s. 650cc T120 dropped.
750cc: T140VJ Silver Jubilee Edition
Largely carryover from '76. Triumph builds its first "special", the Silver Jubilee Edition celebrating Queens 25-year reign. Garish colors, not a big seller.
1977 BONNEVILLE SILVER JUBILEE
Triumph built 1,000 to commemorate Queen Elizabeth II's 25th Anniversary as Queen. Then they built another 1,000, then another 400.
750cc: T140E (Environmental)
New T140E joins T140V mid-year, designed to meet new smog regs. New head w/parallel intake ports & Amal MkII carbs.
750cc: T140E
750cc: T140D (Special)
T140D Bonneville Special w/Lester mag wheels sold alongside T140Es. Negative-ground electrics & 3-phase alternator added in prep for next year's electric starter.
1979 T140D BONNEVILLE SPECIAL
The limited-edition T140D came with special paint, mag wheels & a cool 2-into-1 exhaust header. 1979-1980 only.
750cc: T140ES (Electric Start)
Finally, the Bonneville gets an electric starter! It drives off the intake cam gear & has a modified timing cover. Rear brake caliper is mounted above the swing arm.
750cc: T140E (kickstart)
750cc: T140E & ES (Executive)
750cc: T140AV (Anti-Vibration)
Bonneville Executive touring bike is released. Twin front disks available with Morris cast alloy wheels.
750CC: T140ES (elec start)
750cc: T140LE (Royal Wedding)
New Italian tank. Optional twin front disks. Bing CV carbs in US. T140LE Royal Wedding celebrates Charles & Diana'a wedding.
750cc: TSS (4-valve engine)
750cc: TSX (factory custom)
Last year of Meriden Triumphs. TSX custom gets 16" rear wheels & wild stickers. TSS has new top end w/4 valves per cylinder.
1982-83 TRIUMPH T140W TSS
Triumph's last gasp. Westlake top end gave it 4 valves-per-cylinder & 58 hp. Fast, smooth, but too little too late. Few were built.
1985-88 LES HARRIS BONNEVILLE
750cc: T140ES
After Triumph closes doors, Les Harris buys rights to produce Triumph Bonnevilles for next 3 years from John Bloor, who had himself purchased Triumph. In just over 3 years, Harris builds 1,255 bikes w/Italian ancillary parts.
NEW VIDEO:
"TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE THRU THE YEARS"
Take a video walk through every year of classic Triumph Bonneville, from 1959 to 1983. All are taken from the same camera angle to provide some continuity.
MORE TRIUMPH BONNEVILLES:
Triumph Bonneville Pre-Unit (1959-1962)
.....1959
Triumph Bonneville, Unit-Construction(1963-1970)
Triumph Bonneville, Oil-in-Frame
Les Harris Bonnevilles(1983-1989)
OTHER TRIUMPHS:
Triumph Trophy
Triumph X-75 Hurricane
Check out these TRIUMPH BOOKS
2018 Classic Triumph Calendar
Triumph Motorcycles: The art of the motorcycle
The Complete Book of Classic and Modern Triumph Motorcycles 1937-Today (Complete Book Series)
Triumph Motorcycles: From Speed-Twin to Bonneville
Triumph Bonneville and TR6 Motorcycle Restoration Guide: 1956-83
British Motorcycles Triumph (Little Books)
Triumph Motorcycles in America
Triumph Motorcycle Restoration
Illustrated Triumph Motorcycles Buyer's Guide: From 1945 Through the Latest Models (Illustrated Buyer's Guide)
Tales of Triumph Motorcycles and the Meriden Factory
Hinckley Triumphs: The First Generation (Crowood Motoclassic)
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What a love story! Brayden planned big time to make his Olivia his wife. As a wedding gift he made a video of their engagement, with friends hiding in the bushes filming the whole thing, which was so beautiful it brought me to tears! Highlights of the day were Olivia's brother singing her down the isle, the driftwood candle stands her dad made, and of course her dream dress!


What is the difference between public assembly and private assembly in .NET?
Public assembly can be used by multiple applications. Private assembly can be used by only one application.
Public assembly is stored in GAC (Global Assembly Cache). Private assembly will be stored in the specific application's directory or sub-directory.
Public assembly is also termed as shared assembly. There is no other name for private assembly.
Strong name has to be created for public assembly. Strong name is not required for private assembly.
Public assembly should strictly enforce version constraint. Private assembly doesn't have any version constraint.
An example to public assembly is the actuate report classes which can be imported in the library and used by any application that prefers to implement actuate reports. By default, all assemblies you create are examples of private assembly. Only when you associate a strong name to it and store it in GAC, it becomes a public assembly.


There are currently 184,000 Australians living in retirement villages, according to a recent report by the Property Council Australia. This number is projected to double by 2025. So why are retirement villages growing in popularity?
Retirement villages are revolutionising the way to live out your senior years. Retirement villages not only offer a comfortable pace of life for their residents but also provide more avenues for socialisation and fun. Forget about canes and bathroom slippers and think living in a trendy hotel —full-time.
A retirement village has a wide range of excellent facilities. From swimming pools to cafes and hair salons, you can have everything in one place. You'll also have access to beautiful gardens and outdoor areas, often set around historic areas or scenic countryside grounds.
Village Glen has a golf course, pool, spa, bowling and croquet green, and a cafe open daily for your needs.
Retirement villages are designed and built with your comfort and security in mind. If you've been having troubles getting around in your current home, a retirement village offers a great alternative. The villas at the Village Glen have been carefully planned, with special attention given to kitchens and bathrooms. If you visit Village Glen you will notice we have no steps, not one across the 120 acres of the Retirement Village, for convenience for our residents and ease of getting around.
One of the biggest advantages of living in a retirement village is freedom from most of the usual home maintenance, repair works, and household chores. Most retirement villages have onsite professionals to help you with all your maintenance and gardening needs, for your round the clock convenience. Fewer chores means more time for activities you love—which we have plenty of.
Living in a retirement village offers plenty of opportunities for socialisation with like-minded people. Contrary to the notion that they're dull and boring, people who live in retirement villages have a richer, more vibrant social life. You'll get to meet new people, participate in events, and learn new skills or pick up a new hobby!
A retirement village is a safe and secure place to live. Retirement villages come with security feature like secure gates, cameras, sensor lighting, alarms, and have staff onsite 24 hours a day. This provides great peace of mind, whether you're enjoying a book indoors or popping out for a visit to friends.
Village Glen is a retirement village located in Capel Sound in the centre of the Mornington Peninsula. Our retirement village offers comfortable and affordable living for residents. With a range of self-contained villas and apartments to suit all tastes, 24/7 assistance, and every possible amenity. We have been the Peninsula's premium retirement community for 40 years. For more information about retirement living, please contact us at 1300 VILL GLEN (1300 8455 4536).


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Durham Montessori school employee arrested in Arizona, accused of molesting 5-year-old girl
DURHAM, N.C. (WTVD) -- A now-former part-time employee at a Durham school was arrested in Arizona on charges of child molestation.
Police arrested Nathan Elder on Dec. 20, 2018 in Phoenix, Arizona. Investigators said he inappropriately touched a 5-year-old girl while he was there visiting the girl's family.
At the time, Elder was a part-time employee at Montessori School of Durham. The school said it learned of the arrest on Jan. 1 and immediately terminated Elder.
"We have notified parents and provided resources to address questions," Head of School Tammy Squires said. "We have not received any reports of inappropriate conduct by this employee during his four months here, but will carefully review the nature of his conduct. We are committed to the safety and well-being of our students, follow rigorous background and reference checks, and maintain clear protocols that prevent students from being alone with employees."
According to the Phoenix booking report, Elder is also accused of inappropriately touching a 7-year-old and a 9-year-old in California days before traveling to Phoenix.
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My name is Shelly and, as a newer resident of the Eastern Panhandle and Team Manager to the #1 RE/MAX Real Estate Team in WV, I have decided to write a semi weekly blog. I will focus on my personal experience in moving across country, what tips and tricks I found useful, and ways to make the buying and selling process less stressful. While I'm not a licensed realtor (I happen to know a great agent that I can recommend!) and I won't answer specific real estate questions, I will share my moving experiences, along with community happenings in the Eastern Panhandle.
Moving to a new area can be exciting, stressful, and scary. My experience moving to Martinsburg, WV was no different. My family and I were hesitant upon hearing about an upcoming job transfer. Would I be able to find employment? What's the area like? How will we find a sense of community? How do you find a home from across the country? All these and many more questions will be the topic of my blog.
I look forward to sharing my personal experiences with you and your family and, regardless of the reason for your move, I hope to highlight this great community that my family has chosen to call home.


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Donations of Australia's 50 biggest givers double in five years
More money has been handed out than ever in 2019-20 as the Financial Review Philanthropy 50 list enters its fifth year. From our upcoming May issue, out on Friday, April 30.
Illustration by Sam Bennett
Philippa CoatesAFR Magazine deputy editor
Apr 29, 2021 – 9.46am
Ahuge $81.3 million donation by the Melbourne founder of software suite MYOB and his occupational therapist wife has helped push the Philanthropy 50 list into record territory.
Craig and Di Winkler's privately run Yajilarra Trust was established in 2009 to fund long-term change in four key areas: Australia's First Nations people, climate change, disability, and Christian faith. Yajilarra's $81.3 million spend for the 2019-20 financial year puts it at No. 4 on the list.
Judith Neilson's foundation and charitable trusts gave away $125 million. James Brickwood
The total amount given away by the top 50 was $964 million, up 29 per cent on the previous year's total of $748 million. "The average amount given across the Philanthropy 50 was $19.3 million, which is more than double what the average was when we did the first list in 2016," says its compiler, John McLeod of JBWere Philanthropic Services.
The figures were ruled off on June 30, last year, and reflect philanthropy around last year's summer bushfires and coronavirus. "We had predicted that overall philanthropy would be down because so many fundraising events wouldn't be able to go ahead and uncertainty about the economy," McLeod says.
"However, it appears that we are already past the worst in 2021 and are maybe experiencing a bit of an upturn. Normally philanthropy does bounce back fast."
Corporate giving rose 20 per cent and high-net-worth individuals also increased their spend. "Those with the capacity, compared with those feeling threatened, such as mass-market givers, have been quite generous through tough times," he says.
McLeod is co-founder of the JBWere Philanthropic Services Division, which manages $10 billion in charitable assets across Australia and New Zealand. He began compiling the Philanthropy 50 list exclusively for The Australian Financial Review Magazine in 2017.
No. 1 on the list is once again the Paul Ramsay Foundation at $169 million. Sydney-based Judith Neilson's foundation and charitable trusts gave away $125 million, and Minderoo Foundation, established by Andrew and Nicola Forrest, gave away $89 million. To make this year's list, you need to have donated at least $4 million. Last year's cut-off was $4.3 million.
$964mTotal value of the latest Philanthropy 50 list.
29pcRise in value since the 2016-2017 financial year.
$168.9mThe biggest single donation, from the Paul Ramsay Foundation.
$4.0mThe cut-off to make the 2019-2020 Philanthropy 50 List.
AFR Magazine's May 2021 issue is out on April 30. Louie Douvis
This year's list is buoyed by three big bequests: Win Schubert, $35 million; Margaret Caroline Reid, $22.5 million; and Valerie and John Ryan, who gave $20 million.
Another list newcomer is the Planet Wheeler Foundation, which gave $11.1 million to international development. It is backed by Lonely Planet travel guide pioneers Tony and Maureen Wheeler.
Although most giving went to medical research, universities, the arts and environment, McLeod says homelessness and housing supply is a growing sector.
The May issue of AFR Magazine, including the Philanthropy 50 list and women's watch special, is out on Friday, April 30 inside The Australian Financial Review. Follow AFR Mag on Twitter and Instagram.
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Philippa CoatesAFR Magazine deputy editorPhilippa Coates is deputy editor of The Australian Financial Review Magazine. She is based in our Sydney newsroom. Connect with Philippa on Twitter. Email Philippa at pcoates@afr.com.au
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by Leah Waldron-Gross
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A 13-mile stretch of heaven on North Carolina's Southern Outer Banks, Emerald Isle is known for its aquatic adventures, such as snorkeling, swimming, kayaking and fishing, as well as golfing and shopping opportunities. There are no bustling airports in this quiet, pristine city, but municipal and regional airports are just a short drive inland.
Municipal Airports
Unlike international or regional airports, municipal airports are intended for small, domestic flights, which means a higher ticket price. The closest airport to Emerald Isle falls in this category, but other, less-expensive options are available in the surrounding region. If time is the most significant factor, Michael J. Smith Field Airport, in Beaufort, North Carolina, is just 17 miles northeast of the city center and is open to commercial connector flights. Michael J. Smith is the only municipal airport within 30 miles of the city of Emerald Isle.
The closest regional airport to Emerald Isle is Coastal Carolina Regional Airport, which is 28 miles north in New Bern, North Carolina, and the only regional airport within a 60-mile radius of the city. Regional airports are much larger than the municipal variety but still considerably smaller than international or metropolitan airports. As the name suggests, regional airports are intended for connector flights from other airports in the region, but gates and services are limited.
Emerald Isle travelers on a budget may want to consider an international airport, and take ground transportation -- such as a rental car or bus -- the rest of the way. Wilmington International Airport, in the city of Wilmington, North Carolina, is about a 90-minute drive, or 61 miles southwest, from Emerald Isle. Wilmington is the only international airport within a 100-mile radius of Emerald Isle.
Private-Use Airports
Charter or private aircraft travelers have the option to fly into one of Emerald Isle's six private-use airports, which are located within 20 miles of the city center. Keep in mind that permission is required before use or takeoff. Private-use airports in this radius include Star Hill Golf Course, Triple M, Circle P Farm, Dogwood Farm, Epley and Hickory Hill. Military airports are also scattered throughout this area but are not available to the public.
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Leah Waldron is the head of Traveler Services at First Abroad, a gap year travel company based in Boston and London. As a travel, research and LGBT news writer, Waldron has publication credit on magazines and newspapers including "Curve Magazine," "USA Today," "The Sun Sentinel" and the "The Houston Chronicle." Waldron has a bachelor's and master's degree in creative writing from Florida State University.
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VoicesOfVenice aims to stimulate a critical reappraisal of the one of the most well studied European historical and social phenomenon, the Origins of Venice.
A unique archaeological dataset, derived from the privileged viewpoint offered by ongoing excavations in Torcello (Venice Lagoon), is forming the basis of the project.
The project aims to shift from a European standard where material culture has been used to develop historical models, suitable for the explanation of the major past events, to a different ecological and anthropological approach. Giving special attention to the physical processes in which the things of the past (artifacts, landscapes, technologies) have been exposed, archaeological and environmental data will be interrogate for knowing how ancient and present societies have been entrapped into the maintenance and sustaining of a very specific material world.
The research develops a new archaeological viewpoint, including a comprehensive anthropological and environmental approach. It fosters new methods for re-interpret the formation of the new settlements in the Venetian lagoons between Late Antiquity and Early Middle Ages.


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Сулейман Исаак Туре (; ) — французский футболист, защитник клуба «Олимпик Марсель», выступающий на правах аренды за «Осер».

Клубная карьера
Туре — воспитанник клубов «Сент-Пьер», «Клеон» и «Гавр». 29 августа 2020 года в матче против «Амьена» он дебютировал в Лиге 2 в составе последнего. Летом 2022 года Туре перешёл в «Олимпик Марсель». подписав контракт на 5 лет. Сумма трансфера составила 5,5 млн евро. 31 августа в матче против «Клермона» он дебютировал в Лиге 1.

3 января 2023 года Туре на правах аренды присоединился к «Осеру».

Международная карьера
В 2022 году в составе юношеской сборной Франции Туре принял участие в юношеском чемпионате Европы в Словакии. На турнире он сыграл в матчах против команд Словакии, Румынии и Израиля.

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Футболисты Франции
Игроки ФК «Олимпик Марсель»
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Tendering: Concession to build small hydropower plant Štedrić 1
Svetlana Jovanović
The Republika Srpska Ministry of Industry, Energy, and Mining has launched tendering for a concession to build the Štedrić 1 small hydropower plant (SHPP) on the river Štedrić, a tributary of the river Zeleni Jadar.
The construction of SHPP Štedrić 1, with an estimated installed capacity of 0.58 MW and annual output of 3.54 GWh of electricity, is envisaged along the entire course of the river Štedrić, according to the text of the announcement.
The estimated value of the investment to build the run-of-the-river SHPP is around BAM 2.87 million (about EUR 1.45 million).
Along with offers, bidders are required to produce and submit concession award feasibility studies with elements of environmental protection assessment, to be conducted in accordance with applicable regulations.
The maximum concession period is 50 years.
The minimum concession fee is equal to a one-off concession fee for awarded rights of BAM 143,590 (some EUR 73,400) and the concession fee for exploitation of BAM 0.0055 (EUR 0.0028) per kWh of electricity generated.
Srebrenica-based Zemx submitted an initiative for the concession award, in line with article 25 of the concession law. If it files a bid, it will be awarded a bonus of up to 10% of points across bid criteria.
The deadline to file bids is January 25, 2019.
Resistance to small hydropower plants seen across the region
In Serbia, the citizen initiative Defend the Rivers of Mt. Stara Planina has been trying for two years to stop the construction of small hydropower plants in the protected area. The initiative organized a major protest in Pirot in September, and has also announced a protest in Belgrade for late January.
Resistance to SHPPs is also mounting in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) and other countries in the region.
The "Brave women of Kruščica" from BiH have won a formal victory in their battle to block the construction of an SHPP in their town, which lasted for more than a year. Several days ago, a court annulled the SHPP construction permits.
Balkan Green Energy News has an ongoing survey on issues concerning water. Detailed results with an analysis will be announced after the survey closes, in late January 2019.
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The attorneys at Miller & Zois understand how families are sometimes forced to rely upon psychiatrists and psychologists to provide competent medical care. They are usually treating the mind and not the body. But the consequences can still be as life or death as a surgeon in the ER. If a psychiatric professional provides treatment to a patient that negligently causes harm, a psychiatric medical malpractice lawsuit for damages may be appropriate.
If you or someone in your family has suffered from a psychiatrist or psychologist mistake, call 800-553-8082 and get a free online consultation.
Patients admitted to a hospital for psychological problems are vulnerable. They have rights. They have the right to safety and security, sometimes from themselves. They also have the right to steer clear of physical or sexual abuse from the staff or other patients. They are also entitled to be treated in such a way as to give them the best chance getting better.
Suicide in a hospital setting is often the subject of malpractice lawsuits. Because hospitals largely have a duty to make sure they are protecting their patients from themselves.
A related problem is an early discharge. It is not as it was 30 years ago. Hospitals and mental institutions push to get people out the door. This leads to people who are at risk to themselves and others being pushed out the door without getting the treatment they need.
There is no question that medications can help many psychiatric conditions. But they can also make matters worse.
Medication mistakes are most common with overcrowded healthcare providers. The medical team is overwhelmed by the volume of medications to distribute, psychiatrists carry large caseloads of patients, and staffing shortages mean that temporary or contract employees are distributing medications in facilities and to patients that they do not know. This is a recipe for disaster.
One issue is tardive dyskinesia (or akathisia) which a common side effect of many anxiety/depression medications. In the last 15 years, we have learned that this side effect can drive a patient to suicide. Doctors have to be careful when prescribing any drug that they are giving the right dosage and are considering and monitoring all of the potential side effects.
Another psychiatrist medication error that leads to malpractice lawsuits occurs when switching a patient from an opioid to methadone. The standard of care requires the doctor to know the total daily dose of the opioid and to use conversion tables to know the equivalent daily dose of methadone. The prescribing doctor must take into consideration what is known as "incomplete cross-tolerance." This means that when switching from one opioid to another, there should be a total daily dose reduction from 15% to 50% or more, especially when switching to methadone. Failure to get this right can cause an overdose that can lead to a brain injury or death.
There are also a good number of lithium toxicity malpractice cases. Lithium is excreted almost entirely by the kidneys and has an elimination half-life of 18 to 24 hours. However, because lithium is renally cleared, individuals with decreased renal clearance need lower dosages. It is a deviation from the standard of care to administer such drugs when the patient is exhibiting signs of toxicity regardless of the laboratory test results.
Patients with mental illness are vulnerable to everything. Sexual abuse is high on the list of potential risks. Who abuses these patients? Often, it is the hospital or a doctor or his employees who prey on the victim. In other cases, the facility fails to monitor patients abusing each other. Both are avoidable tragedies.
An interesting case where the lawsuit alleges lithium overdose as the cause of catastrophic brain injuries.
Not many of these cases go to trial. Maybe more than any other malpractice case, there are "Oh, they clearly screwed up and this case will be settled" or "This case is ridiculous and frivolous" and will never even make it to a jury.
These are all plaintiffs' verdicts and favorable settlements. These are useful but limited tools in evaluating the monetary value of psychiatry related medical malpractice cases. There is no question: each case is different.
New York, 2018: $1.4 million settlement. Psychiatrist prescribed perphenazine for a patient's schizophrenia. The patient develops tardive dyskinesia which is known risk of perphenazine Tardive dyskinesia can be an awful disorder that causes involuntary and repetitive body movements. Plaintiff alleges he does not have schizophrenia but instead has anxiety/depression disorder.
Connecticut, 2014: $8,008,500 Verdict. Wrongful death suit is filed by the executor on behalf of an estate and minor children after a 45-year-old man killed his wife, then himself. The deceased presented to his physician with complaints of persistent insomnia, anxiety, and sadness. He was prescribed medication for sleep problems, as well as anti-depressants for their sleep-inducing qualities, as opposed to their anti-depressant qualities. The Defendant failed to diagnose the decedent with depression and did not refer him to any mental health professional for further evaluation or treatment. Two months later, he killed his wife and committed suicide. The Plaintiff contended that Defendant's negligence was the sole cause of the decedent's suicide; that terminal insomnia that the patient was suffering was a red flag for depression and warranted action on the part of the physician. Defendants denied all allegations and maintained that there was no deviation from acceptable standards of care. Defendants contended that the decedent did not give any indication that he was suicidal. A jury found the Defendants to be negligent in failing to conduct an adequate psychiatric evaluation and awarded $8,008,500 in damages.
Oklahoma, 2013: $100,000 Settlement. A 64-year-old man presents to an inpatient psychiatric facility operated by Defendant, stating he was suicidal. An attendant checked his belongings but failed to remove a drawstring from a pair of shorts. He was ordered to be placed on suicide precaution with 15-minute monitoring. A treating doctor subsequently ordered that the suicide precautions be discontinued, despite his remaining depressed, withdrawn, and anxious. Several days later, he hanged himself using the drawstring. a Lawsuit was filed alleging that the Defendant was vicariously liable for its employee's failure to implement and continue appropriate precautions. The parties reached a settlement in the amount of $100,000.
Maryland, 2002: $404,109 Verdict. Plaintiff files a wrongful death claim after her daughter commits suicide at a psychiatric facility, run by Defendant, State of Maryland. The decedent, a 24-year-old nurse, admitted herself to a hospital for treatment of depression, attempted suicide, and drug use. She voluntarily transferred to a psychiatric facility run by the Defendant. While at the center, she was upset following a telephone call, but allowed to return to her room, unsupervised. They removed the sash from her bathrobe, provided by the facility, tied it to a fixed bar in her bathroom, and hanged herself. The bar had been left in the bathroom when the unit was converted from an office to a patient ward, more than a year earlier. It was alleged that the Defendant had been put on notice two months earlier that the fixed bar posed a threat for patient suicide. It was argued that the Defendant was negligent in providing bathrobe sashes to suicidal patients. It was further argued that employees failed to properly observe the decedent when they were aware that she was in distress.
North Carolina, 2001: $8,100,000 Verdict. Suit is filed after the suicide of a depressed patient. Plaintiff's decedent presented to defendant psychiatrist for the treatment of depression. While under the defendant's psychiatrist's care, the decedent committed suicide. The Plaintiff alleged that Defendants failed to hospitalize decedent after the decedent's family had warned that he was exhibiting suicidal tendencies. Defendants denied that the decedent had been suicidal, and denied any liability. Obviously, the jury saw it differently and gave this whopping verdict.
If you or a loved one have been injured as the result of a mistake that a doctor or other health care provider made, call us at 800-553-8082 or click here for a free consultation.


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Reach 5.6 million Malaysians on our English network
The results are in and Malaysia has spoken!
The results are in and Malaysia has spoken! During our recent Radio Audience Measurement (RAM) Survey, our English stations (HITZ, MIX and LITE) have achieved a collective reach of 5.6 million listeners per week, the highest listenership we've ever received thus far. Even with the rise of music streaming sites and applications, radio still proves to be a medium that is widely consumed by the masses.
This is largely because radio and its announcers, are able to create a sense of community and belonging among listeners. Yes, music is a large part of radio. But the thing that listeners get on the radio which they cannot get on radio streaming sites are content and stories that engage with them on a personal level.
Through Astro Radio's 3 English stations, we are able to cater to the needs of different audiences within the English-speaking segment. Here are some examples of what we have done to keep our audience engaged and interested in what we do:
Target demographic
10 – 29 year olds
High school and college students
Interested in pop culture
Always up to date on the latest and coolest trends
Content premise
Money Can't Buy Experiences – Access to the Stars
Shawn Mendes Meet & Greet Passes
On-air contest where 2 callers battle it out to prove they're the biggest Shawn Mendes fan by answering questions. The caller who answers the fastest with the most correct answers wins a pass to Meet & Greet him.
Biggest Gotcha with Why Don't We
Worked with Warner Music Malaysia to surprise fans who think they've come to the set location for a fan meet, but instead get surprised with Why Don't We appearing at the location.
Why it resonates?
It's not every day that fans get the opportunity to meet their idols – HITZ is able to provide that.
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Working adults with young families
Still interested in pop culture and current news
Concerned about maintaining a balanced lifestyle
3x the Fun!
MIX Wife Race
Held at Desa Park City, MIX Wife Race was Malaysia's very first adaptation of Finland's annual Wife Carrying Race to enforce camaraderie between married couples, and between announcers and their listeners.
MIX's listeners demographic is 25-39 years old, most of whom are married (some newlyweds) so it caught their attention and they were really interested to take part in the competition.
• It was something fun and out of the ordinary that they could do with their spouse.
Mature professionals
Interested in current affairs
Concerned about lifestyle and health
Real People, Real Lives, Real Conversations
Shaz's Breast Cancer Fight Club
Interviewed Breast Cancer Survivors about their experience
Hosted an event where we invited family members of the survivors to share how breast cancer has affected their family's lifestyle.
This is an important topic to cover as Breast Cancer is common among Malaysian women.
LITE audiences could relate to it as they would either know someone who has fought breast cancer or fought breast cancer themselves.
Over the years, we've come to realise that the power of radio comes from the connections we make and the communities we build with our fanbase. It may be through meeting your favourite artist or meeting other people who are going through similar experiences. Whatever it may be, we create content and stories that people enjoy and show them that we all have shared experiences. And that is why people keep coming back to listen to our radio stations.
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Posted by northrocktech On November 7, 2020
If you've spent any time at all surveying the threat landscape, then you're almost certainly familiar with the name Emotet.
As one of the largest malware botnets on the planet, it's dangerous and then some, and its tentacles extend to every corner of the globe.
There's nowhere on earth you can go that Emotet can't reach.
Although Emotet doesn't deviate from their playbook that often, recently, security researchers around the globe have observed a change. Emotet is now using a different email template. This time, it's masquerading as Microsoft sending out an email telling you that you need to update your copy of Microsoft Word to gain access to an exciting new feature.
The email looks enough like the real thing to be convincing. There are no glaring spelling or other errors in the body of the message, and given that, a disheartening percentage of recipients are clicking on the attached document to open it.
Naturally, that's when the trouble starts, because the document is poisoned, and if you also enable macros, you're doomed. That's what triggers the download and install of the malware.
Make no mistake, the initial Emotet infection usually isn't fatal or crippling. It allows the hackers who control the botnet to send spam mail messages and install other forms of malware on your system, and that's the real danger. Once the door has been pried open, the hackers can hit you with whatever they want, and sooner or later, they will.
All that to say, you definitely don't want to tangle with Emotet if you can avoid it, so it pays to be aware that they've switched things up a bit and are now pretending to be Microsoft offering you instructions in the form of a poisoned Word document. Be mindful of that, and be aware that that's simply not the method Microsoft uses to update their software. Don't fall for it.
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Bring back the joy and wonder of accidental double exposure to your digital photographs with LightLeak DX. Advances such as Photoshop have turned us all into skilled revisionists. Now you can resubmit yourself to the joyful tyranny of the uncontrollable.
In the long ago age of analogue film, cameras were manually operated, and photographers had to remember to advance the film after each shot. When this operation was forgotten, it produced a double exposure on the negative. Multiple pictures became exposed into, and on top of, one another. Often the results were astonishing, funny, poetic and sometimes even prophetic. We had no control of how worlds would collide; it was kismet! Frequently the best part was trying to decipher these photos, which always resulted in the most unexpected interpretations!
LightLeak DX, is an iPhone App that brings back the joy, wonder and unexpected results of accidental double exposures to digital photography. The user will shoot a "roll" of film and LightLeak DX will "arrange" for random exposures to be combined. On each roll a certain number of shots will be selected and combined together randomly by the App itself. LikeLeak DX will choose, serendipitously. The photographer cannot control the selected multiple exposures, or disentangle them once they are made.
The user can set the application to shoot a short (12 shots) or a long roll (24 shots). Each roll will be saved to your phones' picture album. When you choose to PROCESS a roll, the finished pictures will display as an album containing the multiple exposures. The user should expect to find at least 1/4 of the roll to be double exposed, and since the process is genuinely random the results will come as a complete surprise.
Having grown up in a family that snapped a lot of pictures, I remember we regularly took time to arrange them in photo albums. It was a family ritual, as was waiting to get to get prints back from the camera store. Even the lag time between the photographs' making and their viewing, days later, subtlety changed our perception of the past, and its photographed events.
Today's digital camera experience, with its complete immediacy, provides instant gratification and great utility. And the rise of digital enhancements, like Photoshop, have allowed us to become skilled revisionists. However, we think being surprised by something unexpected and unimagined, might be the most fun of all.


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import com.azure.storage.blob.models.ParallelTransferOptions;
import com.azure.storage.blob.options.BlockBlobOutputStreamOptions;
import com.azure.storage.blob.perf.core.AbstractUploadTest;
import com.azure.storage.blob.specialized.BlobOutputStream;
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Mirai Malware Distributed by Means of Spring4Shell Vulnerability
A Flaw in Spring Framework Lets Hackers Download the Mirai Botnet.
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Threat actors have been detected using the Spring4Shell vulnerability to install malware on victim PCs, according to security researchers.
More Details on the Spring4Shell Vulnerability
According to ZDNet, the Spring4Shell vulnerability, which has been assigned by security researchers CVE-2022-22965 is not considered to be as dangerous as the famous Log4Shell. However, what the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), and Microsoft are advising developers is that they patch it if they're using Java Development Kit (JDK) 9.0 and higher, as well as Spring Framework versions 5.3.0 to 5.3.17, 5.2.0 to 5.2.19, and earlier versions.
Researchers from Qihoo 360 published a report on this topic mentioning that
After March 30, we started to see more attempts such as various webshells, and today, 2022-04-01 11:33:09(GMT+8), less than one day after the vendor released the advisory, a variant of Mirai, has won the race as the first botnet that adopted this vulnerability.
TrendMicro experts came to the same conclusion that the Mirai botnet is exploiting this vulnerability, reporting that
Trend Micro Threat Research observed active exploitation of the Spring4Shell vulnerability assigned as CVE-2022-22965, which allows malicious actors to weaponize and execute the Mirai botnet malware. The exploitation allows threat actors to download the Mirai sample to the "/tmp" folder and execute them after permission change using "chmod". We began seeing malicious activities at the start of April 2022. We also found the malware file server with other variants of the sample for different CPU architectures.
What Software and Versions Have Been Impacted?
The Mirai sample is saved in the "/tmp" directory.
As the Trend Micro's analysis further explains, the following dependencies were configured in the majority of the vulnerable setups:
Versions of the Spring Framework prior to 5.2.20, 5.3.18, and the Java Development Kit (JDK) version 9 or higher.
Apache Tomcat.
Dependencies spring-webmvc or spring-webflux.
Using a non-basic parameter type, such as Plain Old Java Objects, when using Spring parameter binding (POJOs).
Deployable and comes in the form of a web application archive (WAR).
Web apps or ROOT, which are examples of writable file systems.
But What Causes the Spring4Shell Vulnerability?
The experts also explain how can threat actors achieve access to the system by means of the chains of properties:
In general, this vulnerability occurs when special objects or classes are exposed under certain conditions. It is quite common for request parameters to be bound to a POJO that is not annotated with @RequestBody, which helps in extracting parameters from HTTP requests. The class variable contains a reference to the POJO object that the HTTP parameters are mapped to. (…) Threat actors can directly access an object by specifying the class variable in their requests. All child properties of an object can also be accessed by malicious actors through the class objects. As a result, they can get access to all kinds of other valuable objects on the system simply by following the chains of properties.
What's more, is that the researchers at Palo Alto Networks' Unit 42 are of the opinion that Spring4Shell will almost surely be weaponized and that's because it was simple to exploit and all the instructions on how to do so were made public on March 31.
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A Technical Analysis of the Mirai Botnet Phenomenon


According to GoodReads I am right on track for my goal of 50 books this year. That makes me a little nervous since up until now I was ahead by a book or two. Hmm… We'll have to see how the year progresses.
The Kopp sisters were seemingly good at keeping their noses clean but then their buggy is struck by an automobile driven by the ruthless silk factory owner, Henry Kaufman. How much will Constance sacrifice to bring the rapscallion to justice?
I loved Constance. She trusted her gut and her shooting hand and her instinct. She was brave with apprehension, smart with self-doubt. Her humor and fierce loyalty to her sisters made me giggle and tear up. I freaking loved that she wasn't afraid to push back. For some reason I had reservations about this book. I had some weird expectation and it didn't align with the story told. I don't know why… but that's why it got 4 stars from me. Under different mental circumstance it might've been a five.
Should you read it? Absolutely! Especially if you like strong females, mysteries, and/or historical fiction.
On the island of Fennbirn triplet queens are born, separated, and raised by foster families in accordance with their strengths. Then, on their 16th birthday, they are called to kill one another in pursuit of the crown.
I loved this story. Be warned- it starts off very slowly. All the action takes place in the final+30% of the book. The author weaves in world building with character development- and there are a lot of characters. I liked how each sister had totally different personalities and unique story lines with different issues going on… but a similar goal of surviving. I thought I'd love one sister more than another, but I felt myself hoping for the best for all three. Dang… this was just a twisty, fully developed first book. I am dying to get my hands on the next one in the series. Lastly, when are my naturalist powers going to kick in? Obviously my familiar would be a fox. Lol.
Should you read it? If you enjoy fantasy mixed with friendship & romance & action, YES.
Up to 95 out of 200 points.
Right now I'm (still) working on Dead Wake and I've started The Hangman's Daughter. All the books left on my challenge list are +450 pages. Nice going, Audrey.
What did you read this month? What are you reading right now??
Rapscallion is such a fantastic word!
I'm currently 2 books ahead of schedule for my goal of 20! I was going to set a goal of 30 but thought I'd play it safe with just 20. Haha, one day I'll be able to read 50 in a year!
I really want to read Three Dark Crowns but I feel like I need to wait till the third book is out and just read them all at once.
I usually spread my series out over months and other books so I'm not too bothered by the lack of completion with this series. I know that's a total no-no for some people, though!
Girl Waits With Gun has been on my list for like, 3 years haha. three dark crowns is on my list, but i will wait for it to be finished because my memory is awful and if i can avoid waiting, i do.
i like to make my goodreads challenge really low and then up it as i get closer to it haha. that way i am never disappointed in myself over something silly like that.
I figured the whole series was out for 3DC when I read it because I feel like it's been on my TBR list forever. Oops. Oh well, I tend to spread my series out over months and other books anyway.
I don't know why I didn't love Girl Waits with Gun. I wanted to love it. I loved parts of it. I think I was underwhelmed by the events/characters, while out of the box for what was acceptable for women in her day, felt a little slow and undramatic overall. If that makes sense?
Girl waits with gun has me reading your review in like a flapper girl tone of voice – I've watched too many movies from that time period.
Hahaha- I'm kinda of proud you read it like that, though! Ha!
I'm in a serious book lull but I'm in the middle of two and I'm excited to read another one so hopefully I pull myself out!
Girl Waits With a Gun and The Hangman's Daughter are both on my TBR but due to length, I've pushed them aside to finish Erin's Challenge first. I set my Goodreads goal low this year because I only read 24 last year and didn't want to have book guilt if I didn't reach it. I know I shouldn't feel guilty if I don't reach it, but I can't help it!
So loooooong, right?? Girl Waits With Gun reads pretty quickly. I'm working on The Hangman's Daughter right now.
Yes to 3 Dark Crowns! It was such a good book and I can't believe it took me this long to get my hands on it! It was hard to know who to root for in the book too because I really liked all the queens. And haha to all of your books being longer that you have left for Erin's challenge! I made myself read my longest first because I didn't know if I'd make it through it if I left it until the end! Plus I had to get it from the library.
Me too! When I first heard about it I was so excited because it checks all my boxes! Why did I wait??
I loved all the queens, too. I would want to be a naturalist but I think all the sisters are great. I'm curious to see how it all plays out!!
I should've read Dead Wake first. The others aren't so daunting, but yeah…. What a dumb situation I put myself in. Lol!
I really loved Girl Waits with Gun because Constance is awesome. I love her fierceness and how she didn't back down, even when afraid. The subsequent books are also good, although Girl Waits with Gun is my favorite of the series thus far. 3 Dark Crowns is on my TBR. Good to know that it slow-paced, which I don't mind if the story is good.
I LOVED that Constance didn't back down. She almost got MORE angry and brave as her fear grew.
3DC is pretty slow paced for the first 60% but it was necessary. I really loved the slow build.
I liked GWWG but never read the next one.
Yep. I think I'm in that boat, too.
I love that you loved Girl Waits with Gun!!! That made my day!
Three Dark Crowns sounds super interesting which is surprising for me personally since it is not my usual genre to read! 🙂 Adding it to my list!
I was a big fan. I can't wait to dive into the second book soon!!
I need to read both of these books!
You can totally get 50 books this year! I'll be honest, though, and admit that I get a little nervous when I'm just "on track" (which is where I'm at right now) or, even worse, "behind schedule." It's obviously just some arbitrary number I picked at the beginning of the year, but I always really want to hit that goal!
I hope you're able to finish Erin's challenge! I tried to pick a mix of slightly longer/slightly shorter books, though I think most of them fell around 300-350 pages. I still have one to go, though, and I think it's over 400.
Totally an arbitrary number, lol 🙂 I need to just pick up books and make myself get lost in them. I keep using the "I'm so drained at the end of the day" excuse. Bleh.
Thank you!! My goal is to finish her challenge! I'm excited to read Renegades! I need to get my hands on The House of New Beginnings because my library doesn't have it. Boooo.
I need to read Girl Waits With Gun! It sounds super good.
I think it'd be an entertaining movie, too 😀 Haha!
I've never even heard of those books!! Also did I know your goal was 50 books a year? For a slow/non-reader like me, that is an INSANELY impressive goal!!!
I have very low confidence as far as reaching that goal goes…… ha!!
One is a solid 1910s mystery and one is very much fantasy. If either of those genres strike your fancy you should read 'em!!
Yayyy! Always on the search for good books!
I've heard so many great things about Girl Waits With Gun. It's not my typical type of book, but I may just have to give it a shot. Dead Wake is sooooo looooong. It really picks up in the last third though.
I'm enjoy Dead Wake, it just takes me a while to get through nonfiction. Lol. I'm glad to hear that the end picks up, though!! Girl Waits With Gun is just a fun little 1910s mystery (with a badass female lead).
Bookmarking 3 Dark Crowns! Usually in posts like these I'm really looking for what people rate highest!
Great job on being on track for your goal! I feel like I should have set one….


If I Had You Video is nominated for 'Most Watched Video of the Year' in the upcoming Much Music Video Awards, airing Sunday, June 19.
Now Out On Blu-Ray !!
Adam Lambert Glam Nation Live, a CD/DVD, to be released on March 22nd.
Shot in Indianapolis, Indiana at Clowes Hall on August 31st, 2010 and directed by Doug Spangenberg, the CD/DVD features 12 tracks plus a bonus cut.
Acoustic Live! - More Available!
More physical copies of Adam's new EP, Acoustic Live! and Limited Poster Bundle are available!
Adam Lambert nominated for EMMA in Finland.
Adam Lambert Nominated for GRAMMY!
Adam has been nominated for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance for "Whataya Want From Me".
Adam has a brand new application created specifically for Nokia and their brand new Ovi store. Get the latest news, video, photos and events on your Nokia device.
True Hollywood Story On E!
Adam Lambert will be profiled on True Hollywood Story on an episode of E!
Also concert dates in Sweden, Germany,Switzerland and Austria!
European tour dates begin in November, following stops in Asia and Oceana in October.
Source: Axn-Asia.com See video on page.
Adam met with fans backstage at Q102 with Brian Douglas and answered questions about The Glam Nation Tour, his debut album and more.
New Forum and Avatars gallery added.
Forum is intended for Adult discussion on Adam Lambert or Tommy Joe Ratliff.
Via Twitter from Adam:"Its finally here!!! My official fan community launches on Monday!"
Adommy Photos (Adam with Tommy), Tommy Joe Photos and Hi Res American Idol Photos added to Gallery.
Photo Gallery is currently being updated!
Adam will be featured in a special "Born To Be Adam Lambert" on Canada's MuchMusic channel August 19 @ 9:30pm ET.
Source: Muchmusic Check out Adam's amazing performance of Whataya Want From Me (MMVA Performance) at Muchmusic Artist page.
Photos of Adam and Tommy in San Francisco.
Thanks to Glenda for sharing her pics!


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Dina Meyer (ur. 22 grudnia 1968 w Nowym Jorku) – amerykańska aktorka telewizyjna i filmowa.

Biografia
Meyer wychowała się w nowojorskiej dzielnicy Queens. Później przeprowadziła się na Long Island. W wieku szesnastu lat próbowała swoich sił jako modelka. W 1990 roku ukończyła marketing na Long Island University w stopniu licencjata.

Po ukończeniu studiów, postanowiła spróbować swoich sił w aktorstwie. W 1993 roku pojawiła się gościnnie w popularnym serialu telewizyjnym. Beverly Hills, 90210, gdzie zagrała Lucindę Nicholson. Później zagrała w głośnym filmie Johnny Mnemonic. Sukces filmu sprawił, że zaczęła pojawiać się w coraz liczniejszych produkcjach.

Filmografia
 2016 – Lot 192 (Turbulence) jako Sarah Plummer
 2009 - Bez skazy (Nip/Tuck) jako Roxy St. James
 2007 - Piła IV (Saw IV) jako det. Allison Kerry
 2007 – Przynęty: Uwiedzenie (Decoys 2: Alien Seduction) jako dr Alana Geisner
 2006 – Piła III (Saw III) jako det. Allison Kerry
 2005 – Miasteczko Point Pleasant (Point Pleasant) jako Amber Hargrove
 2005 – Dzikie żądze: Nieoszlifowane diamenty (Wild Things: Diamonds in the Rough) jako Kirsten Richards
 2005 – Piła II (Saw II) jako det. Allison Kerry
 2005 – Zbrodnicza namiętność (Crimes of Passion) jako Rebecca Walker
 2005 – Storyteller jako Lydia
 2003 – Deception jako Erin
 2004 – Piła (Saw) jako det. Allison Kerry
 2002 – Star Trek: Nemesis jako Donatra
 2002–2003 – Ptaki nocy (Birds of Prey) jako Barbara Gordon, Wyrocznia
 2000 – Zawód: Szpieg (Secret Agent Man) jako Holiday
 1999 – Lepiej niż w książce (Stranger than Fiction) jako Emma
 1998 – Zbrodnia doskonała (Poodle Springs) jako Laura
 1997 – Żołnierze kosmosu (Starship Troopers) jako Dizzy Flores
 1996 – Ostatni smok (Dragonheart) jako Kara
 1995 – Johnny Mnemonic jako Jane
 1993–1994 – Beverly Hills, 90210 jako Lucinda Nicholson

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne

Amerykańskie aktorki filmowe
Amerykańskie aktorki telewizyjne
Urodzeni w 1968
Ludzie urodzeni w Nowym Jorku


I love to fish... and I'm not talking about while standing beside a lake or on a dock. To me, the only way to truly capture the feel of fishing is by being on your own boat out on the water. When I retired to South Florida, I thought I would get a boat and be out there almost every day. But there was one problem. My wife and I decided to buy a condo near the beach as our retirement home, and there was just no place for me to store a boat. Initially, I joined one of those boat clubs where you can access a whole fleet of bloats, but they weren't always there when I wanted one, and it just didn't feel like "my boat." So I decided to do a little research, and what I found made my dream retirement a reality.
After jumping around from boat sales website to boat sales website, I landed at BoatsToGo.com, a website that offers a wide selection of inflatable boats. For some reason, I never gave serious thought to buying an inflatable boat for fishing, but once I started to read about them, it became clear that they were perfect for my situation. But would an inflatable boat satisfy the need of a true fisherman like me? I decided to see for myself, and purchased the Saturn FK396 13' PRO-Angler Inflatable Fishing Kayak. At price of just $575, how could I really go wrong?
The day it came, I was immediately struck by the size of the package, which could be easily stored in a spare closet with plenty of room to spare. I couldn't wait to take it out to the water. My wife said I was "giddy as a school boy" as I looked through the contents of the package. I tossed it in the trunk of my car and took my new inflatable kayak to a nearby lake, where I was again amazed at just how easily and quickly I could inflate it with the hand pump it came with. On that first day, I decided to go with the oars that were also included with the boat (though I have since gotten a small motor that I was able to easily mount). I tossed in my fishing gear, shoved off, and away I went. Sadly, I did not have my best luck that day on the fishing side of things, but it certainly wasn't the fault of my new inflatable kayak. And even though I only caught a couple fish, I felt right at home on my new inflatable boat.
Since then, I have had many successful fishing excursions with my trusty inflatable kayak. It is great for fishing trips on lakes, rivers, and bays. Its ultra-strong material makes me feel incredibly safe, and I have never had any issues with it puncturing or wearing down. The boat is very comfortable and versatile, with the ability to add and remove benches, foldable swivel chairs, or kayak seats very easily. There is also plenty of room in my FK396 inflatable kayak for those days when my wife or buddies want to take a trip out on the water with me. Add that to the high level of performance that comes from its cutting-edge design, and I know I made the right choice. Thanks to my PRO-Angler Series Inflatable Fishing Kayak from BoatsToGo.com, I am now living the retirement that I always dreamed of!