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Locating Storm Water and Sewer Pipes
A non-metallic pipe such as storm water and sewer pipes can be traced just like any other underground service, although there are some extra steps, we need to take to get an adequate level of accuracy ready for construction or planning and design works.
Storm water pipes are generally made of non-metallic materials. Depending on the size and the age of the pipe, they can be made up of:
Pvc polyvinyl chloride
VC vitrified clay
Brick tunnels
Precast Cement
Because storm water and sewer pipes are mainly constructed of non-conductive materials, we cannot use typical electromagnetic locating methods to pinpoint their location. Locating a non-metallic pipe requires:
Access to a manhole or pit or rodding point
Extra equipment on top of the usual electromagnetic locators
Pipe to be clear of blockages
Slightly more time to set up and pack up
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It's not like an electrical cable where we can get a power signal through a traceable 50hz passive signal emitted by live cables just by waving the Electromagnetic (EM) receiver aka "the magic wand" over the service or by inducing a current into a copper water pipe.
The actual magic happens when the intent to locate a sewer pipe takes place.
Access to the Storm Water Pipe: What we do is pop up the sewer or storm water manhole lid and see where the pipes are running from the surface.
The easiest way to locate a storm water pipe
The easiest way to confirm the depth and location of a storm water pipe is to open up a storm grate or manhole and physically measure the pipe size and invert level. By measuring the actual dimensions and recording the information we can class this as a QL-A at this point. The actual dimensions and measurements have been verified and can be trusted with a high level of confidence.
Although the Quality A location level depths and pipe sized is localised to this one area, by stringing together multiple measurements gathered at a couple of pits and manholes, we can survey the data and get a quality information which maybe adequate enough to plan initial designs.
For further confirmation in accuracy of the pipe location, we would recommend electromagnetic locating and non-destructive digging.
Equipment needed to locate a non-metallic storm water or sewer pipe
The next step is to feed a flexible fibreglass rodder which either has a traceable wire integrated inside the rod, or a traceable sonde which transmits a set frequency attached to the end of the rodder into the pipe that you want to trace
Flexi-trace's or flexi-rodders are needed more and more in this modern age of utilising the ease of installation and cost savings of using non-metallic materials to manufacture underground pipes and cables.
Flexi-rodders can come in many thicknesses depending on the application with thinner rods being suited to being pushed down tight and bend pipes where thicker diameter rods need to be rigid so the don't bend through larger diameter pipe works.
In some cases, using a sonde maybe beneficial to the application needed to be located.
A sonde is a battery powered transmitting device that also comes in various sizes which can be attached to the end of a flexible rodder. A sonde emits a signal at a set frequency which is then able to be located with a typical Radiodetection locator receiver.
Sondes are very versatile because they do not require the need for a rodder with a trace wire built in, although this extra wire is an advantage, it's not necessary as the sonde can be traced itself.
Luckily, Geoscope are well equipped for any situation when it comes to locating storm water and sewer pipes.
Rodding the pipe
To get a trace on the storm water or sewer pipe to be located, we need to feed enough of the push rodder/sonde through the pipe so we can trace it.
This means if our work area is 50m long and the storm water manhole is at the start of the project, we need to push our flexi-trace at least 50-60m inside the pipe to get a trace throughout the scope of the project.
Difficulties in feeding and locating traceable rodders could be manhole or pit is very deep or the pipe to be traced has debris or blockages.
If the pipe has any blockages in the lines such as tree roots, rocks and silt soils to even boulders and sadly rubbish, these will need to be cleared in order to get our lines through the pipe in order to be located.
One way we have these lines cleared is by using high pressure water with special nozzles called jetters to clear the blockages and sometimes even cutting tools when the roots are that tough.
Once the blockage has been cleared, we can continue on in the process of locating the storm water pipe.
Once we have a traceable rodder, sonde or transmitting device in the length of pipe, we can match the frequency to our receiver to pinpoint the location of where these devices are inside the pipe.
When locating the rodder in line mode, which is basically locating the wire inside the rodder, you will want to choose a frequency which is suited to the area depending on congestion of nearby utilities and the length of the target needing to be located. More on Frequency selection here.
Sondes will come in a variety shape and sizes too with varying frequencies although the typical frequency found are 512Hz or 33kHz
This in-turn will give us an indication of where the pipe is located in 3-dimensional position to a QL-B quality location level. Note, this does have some greater tolerance in accuracy compared to a level A location which means it needs to be potholed to confirm the depths and position. But with the modern equipment we use today, this type of location method gives us a pretty decent guide to work off as a starting point.
It's not rocket science and it's not overly hard to achieve a sewer pipe location. It comes down to process.
Following process is what gives us the best chance of success at locating underground services.
Geoscope are the professionals here so let the locating process flow. Sit back and concentrate on planning the design and excavation process and concentrate on how to protect these critical services at your site once they've been located.
What's the best way to see if there are pipes in my storm water easement?
If you want to do some prior investigation to save time and see if there are storm water pipes running through your easement or boundary line, the best advice I'd give someone keen to save them a little bit of time and money on the locating side of things would be to take a walk around the block.
What we usually do before we take a site visit is check out google street view for signs of pits, grates and kerb inlet pits. By matching these up with existing records and council drawings (if available) we can get a greater picture in our head of what pipes should go where before even stepping foot out on site.
You can do this also, but because it's usually your house we're doing the investigation at, you can do this in person.
Spot any pits or grates in the area and work out the natural fall of the land. Most of the time, storm water pipes will work naturally with the land and you can find out where the pipes should be draining to.
How do I know if there is a storm water pipe in an Easment?
Sometimes, you may receive a council drawing indicating there is a storm water easement running through your property that you're planning to work on. But how do you know if there is a pipe inside the easement and how do you go about finding it?
Whenever we're engaged to locate a storm water pipe within a person's property, there is usually a requirement from the engineer or the actual council from where the property is on to find certain details of the pipe in question. The typical things they need to know about the pipe are:
The pipe diameter
Pipe material
Pipe invert level
Pipe location / offset
And possibly RL's
To measure a storm water pipe diameter, we have to get access to the pipe somewhere upstream of the area of works and preferably downstream also to confirm the pipe diameters are the same size through out the run. This can be done by accessing the pit or grate in a nature strip, kerb or reserve.
Sometimes council plans will indicate a manhole inside the easement of a backyard, but these are can be commonly covered by garden beds, sheds or topsoil and lawns.
Once the pits are found and opened and pipe diameters recorded, we can also measure the invert level at the same time.
The invert level means the bottom. It's the best place to measure as the water will flow along the bottom of the pipe (invert) and needs a certain grade/fall for it to flow in certain circumstances.
If an excavation crew was trenching nearby and needed to know how far they would be from the top of the pipe, we could also indicate the pipe obvert level, which means top of pipe.
By looking inside the pit and the pipes, we can quite easily determine if the pipe work is made of reinforced concrete or Pvc or certain material etc.
Once the pipe has been accessed, we can start to rod the pipe with a traceable rodder. Preferably ridding from the highest point heading down stream to allow our rodder to use gravity to work its way through the pipe.
If rodding upstream is the only method that is possible due to pit and property access restrictions, it can be achieved, albeit at a greater effort.
When we get the traceable rodder and sonde combo through the pipe, we then have a traceable line we can apply a signal to which can be located like tracing a copper water service.
What are some signs of storm water pipes are underground?
Manhole lids
List types of pits and manholes
Kerb outlet
Head wall
Gulley pit
Side entrance pit
Locating Telstra Cables
Locating Telstra cables is an important part of any construction, excavation or design process. These cables might seem like a length of
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Wells Fargo Mistakenly Cleans Out Retired Couple's Home Twice
Courtesy Pat Tjosaas(NEW YORK) -- Alvin and Pat Tjosaas, a retired couple in Woodland Hills, Calif., had the bad luck of having their home mistaken for a neighboring foreclosed home and being cleared by contractors hired by Wells Fargo -- not once but twice.
A retired bricklayer, Alvin Tjosaas, 77, was the caretaker of his late parents' two-bedroom home in Twentynine Palms, about 200 miles east of his home in Woodland Hills, north of Los Angeles. He is a part owner of the home with his sisters.
Alvin Tjosaas visited the home every four to five months, he said, for maintenance and to work on hobbies in the garage.
"He just loves it up there," Pat Tjosaas, 75, said. "He was in the process of getting ready to re-plumb the house, so he had lots of his tools up there – just a garage full of tools that any man would die for."
But on June 1, a neighbor in Twentynine Palms called the Tjosaas family, asking if they had authorized people to clear out their home.
"We assumed it was a break-in and, really, it was a break-in," Tjosaas said. "They weren't legally supposed to be there."
Tom Goyda, vice president of corporate communications for Wells Fargo Home Mortgage, told ABC News the company had foreclosed appropriately on another property near the Tjosaas house and the error was made when a contractor mistakenly went to the Tjosaas house instead of the correct house.
The Tjosaas home had actually never had a mortgage or lien on it because it was paid for in cash as it was being built about 50 years ago.
"We are deeply sorry for the very personal losses the Tjosaas family suffered as a result of their home being mistakenly secured and entered by a contractor hired to address a different nearby property," the company said in a statement. "We moved quickly and have been in contact with the Tjosaas family to resolve this unfortunate situation and right this wrong."
Once the neighbor called, the Tjosaases called the police but were not able to drive to the property immediately because they were attending their granddaughter's wedding.
When her husband drove to the property three days later, she said the workers said they were authorized to clear out a foreclosed home. Finally, the sheriff came and escorted the workers to the intended location, 10 acres away, she said.
"Alvin was left to sit among the ruins of the house," Tjosaas said of her husband.
She later learned the contractors had used a satellite photo and an address given to them by Wells Fargo.
"They simply were at the wrong location," she said, "not even on our road.
The Tjosaases contacted an attorney and Wells Fargo, but Pat Tjosaas said her attorney "was having trouble getting a contact to return his calls" at the company.
The couple did their best to clean up the mess and asked Wells Fargo to have another subcontractor replace the locks on their home.
However, over Labor Day weekend, Alvin Tjosaas, went to check on the home and saw that it had been broken into and "vandalized" again.
"They had taken things like propane tanks, tires, rims that belonged to vintage cars, and put them on the lawn," his wife said.
The Tjosaases later learned Wells Fargo had hired another contractor who made the same mistake as the first.
Frustrated again, the Tjosaases called their son-in-law, a captain with the Los Angeles Fire Department, who contacted the local media.
"He said, 'Enough is enough'," Pat Tjosaas said.
The Tjosaases said a representative from Wells Fargo came Thursday morning to issue an official apology in person.
"The representative was very apologetic and we appreciated that," Pat Tjosaas said, "and that they would initiate discussions on settlement issues and that's where we are right now."
However, Tjosaas said antiques (including her late father-in-law's World War I uniform), the American flag that had previously hung in the yard, and appliances had been taken.
"The items are gone and are irreplaceable," she said. "We have to ask for monetary compensation for items that we lost. We will have to see how that plays out with Wells Fargo."
Saturday, September 8, 2012 at 12:10PM by Christine Hsu Permalink
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All apologies to the style of Emil Cioran.
When, ever, on an issue of strategy have these people ever been right? Aside from boosting contractor stock portfolios I mean. They have never been right, yet the horrifying thing is that I increasingly sense this is not intentional by most, but the result of true ideological faith. American Exceptionalism meets Jonestown and Waco. The last desperate gasp of a dying and discredited ideology. The death rattle of the neoliberal world view.
The fear of internal upheaval has shifted the neocon/neoliberal center (the true and most long term powerful enemy of strategists and critical thinkers) from the GOP to the DNC and the fifty disproportionately influential 'Never Trump' Republicans that exist in the universe that the Democrats are convinced hold the fate of the nation and whose seduction is the most pressing issue in politics today (for them). To fight this cancer, one cannot be partisan but rather entirely against both major parties. Bolton on the right, the Clintons in the center, Power on the left. If this foe is a bipartisan alliance than an alliance which is much *more* than simply bipartisan must rise to fight it. Horseshoe theory may be the most laughable and childish of liberal self-congratulatory ideas, but it may be time to consider some amount of coming together against the center on foreign policy, at least. Divisions that cannot be overcome domestically certainly can and will always exist, but so long as over-funded think tanks and media conglomerates set the discourse, temporary issue-specific alliances may bear fruit. This is the ultimate lesson of realism, after all.
The Democratic establishment knows chasing the GOP for a vanishing and ineffectual center of wine moms and dealership dads is easier than internal reform, as they are just as dependent on mega wealthy donors as their opposition and any reform threatens their coffers. Hence MSNBC becomes the Fox of last decade in war cheer-leading and misdirection. The more right the Dems can go, they think, the bigger the donor share. Therefore you will see no meaningful opposition to disastrous intervention from their power-brokers than the purely performative. Legal quibbles but no alternatives. In effect you have a party controlled by the old industries of gas, oil, and coal-and an opposition party controlled by the new industries of Silicon Valley, entertainment, and established charity. Both, however, are equally enthralled to Wall Street and defense contracting. It is therefore at those two targets, that the primary offensive must be directed.
The phrase 'welfare queen' dominated the hollow discourse of the euphoric 1990s, but to no people does this accusation ring more true than against the Pentagon and the private contractors that eat the fat from its haunches. And to no nation is this phrase more true than that of Israel. Even the wretched husk of Saudi Arabia, easily the most odious of American allies, pays its own way in a sense. Israel as welfare queen-now that is at least a memorable talking point.
Idealism, however, is not the solution. These problems call for a sober and realist pragmatism. To see an enemy clearly is not to rail at his morality but rather to respect his success and seek to one-up it and undo it in new and more clever ways. To learn from the parasitic infestation of neoconservatives first, in order to build up both the antibodies and the keys to their eventual extermination. Study their methods of media discourse. To understand them is to undo them. It is not in my interest, and I would argue neither in yours whoever you are, to replace them with something equally detached from reality-but rather to replace them with something objectively better in a measurable cost/benefit calculation. A return to the realism of history as managed chaos and not teleology. The end of history (of humanity) will not come about due to consensus or transcendence but through the natural and inevitable extinction of the species. Until that point, however, we could at least try to reduce the net amount of misery within achievable parameters. This would, of course, require the maturity to acknowledge that these parameters would be both variable and potentially hostile to competition. There may be many different solutions going their own way rather than one.
A proper meritocracy should eliminate ethnic, sectarian, and gender discrimination in order to increase the mobility of its talent pool. In an anarchic inter-state system it should be obvious that states that follow such a reasoning will probably have a more intellectually robust policy class capable of more challenging internal discussions and thus more creative policies than its competition. This is a strong argument based not on morality but on strategic performance for the utility of what could be deemed an 'intersectional' approach to governing. One which I would support and could think of numerous examples in history where inclusivity in the policy classes paid real dividends. Amy Chua-of all people-even wrote a historically simplistic, if single-issue-convincing, book about this very subject called 'Day of Empire'.
But acknowledging this should not make us blind to the usage of such policies in service of propaganda or an establishment which opens some doors while shutting others. Such is increasingly the case with the Woke Warrior Woman.
The Woke Warrior Women, or Wymynne if one is feeling extra spicy, are effectively the same lanyarded defense-nerds that have existed among the bipartisan consensus guys in American foreign policy circles. Support for military expansion and interventionism is always a net good, opposition to it is always at least misguided. American Exceptionalism is assumed to be at least somewhat true, and the agency or reasoning of foreign actors is often viewed on a scale of morality play vis-a-vis American norms and objectives. But now these types are more strongly identified as Democrats with solidly progressive chops on domestic (social) issues. Newly 'radicalized' by Trump and flush with the relative successes of the Obama years (fittingly, an administration that only truly succeeded on domestic social policy and reverted to Bushism on everything else), the WWW (W3?)'s believe themselves to be edgy and successful boundary pushers.
The actual effect of what they are largely doing in the present context, however, is to simply increase the size of the tent for the policies that are long since established as unchangeable and establishment-defended without actually changing any of those policies themselves. In many ways this is the cultural signifier for how the Democratic Party mainstream continues to drift to the neoconservative right. It is, in its own internal logic, a rational response in a way. If the international liberal order is no longer and inevitable end-destination of a humanity moving clearly on a linear and progressive path than perhaps this sinking ship can only be righted by taking it into battle and sinking all the other ships first. In this particular way the neocons were actually smarter than the traditional liberals-at least they recognized that their pie in the sky teleology was not reachable without hard power behind it.
Of course, rather than learn the lesson that perhaps the view of history as a universal and progressive process leading to a unified conclusion is far more faith than science (or even really humanities), it becomes easier for such people not to intellectually challenge themselves but rather just advocate more strident methods to keep their illusions going. The slipping of mainstream liberalism into neoconservative territory as reflected by the dominant wing of the Democratic Party is really a natural result of this type of flailing. They have to maintain that Iraq was bad-it is now entrenched as a partisan issue-but Syria and Libya were different because…reasons. Never mind both states were significantly better governed than Iraq ever was under Saddam or that Syria's sectarian divisions are even more convoluted and dangerous than that of Iraq. Here come the Samantha Powers, and they know what is best! They aren't some knuckledragging brutes, and so they can bring a different perspective!
Except that so far, they really don't. Women, like men, are only allowed into the Beltway Consensus Club's highest echelons if they tow that very consensus. In building a new government from scratch this may be necessary, but in an old and well established institution this can often be intellectual death. If growing the tent means the same ideological uniformity, then the tent's actual potential for adaptability and new thinking is utterly squandered.
Madeline Albright's enforcement of the sanctions regime on Iraq in the 90s was every bit as brutal in its effect and lack of results as the actual invasion was. Samantha Power's complicity in aiding the Saudi intervention in Yemen is every bit of the policies she once criticized others for doing, and Gina Haspel's running of an 'enhanced interrogation' black site was on the same level of support for bad policy that the once derided John Yoo used to give. Maybe Yoo wishes he once could have played the woman card. It certainly will be used by much of the media and political classes to dismiss criticism of Trump's new appointee to head the CIA.
What most of this, of course, is that the defense establishment has smelled the winds of change. They tried to hold the line on being somewhat conservative until the repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell showed them that, given shifting norms and the youthful demographic they seek to recruit, not only could they survive by adopting social liberalism but also that they could *thrive* with it.
This is not an unwise choice. The military was in fact throwing away endless amounts of talent before. It is perfectly reasonable for them to adopt this line as they move into a world where young people with socially reactionary views on gender and sexuality become smaller and smaller…But make no mistake, the goals of this type of marketing is just as much about getting on the good graces of the public and commentariat classes as it is expanding the recruit pool. If people nod their heads in agreement at the 'wokeness' (performative or otherwise) in the Pentagon or among defense contractors, they might be more willing to overlook the blatant financial malfeasance that goes on in such places, the mercenary like costliness of many private allied organizations, and the normalization of endless and unnecessary warfare.
If much of the establishment continued to hold on to the socially conservative front, it might be overextended when it also tried to hold on to its more bottom line fiscal and foreign policy fronts. You can only save so many dinosaurs at one time, and social issues represent by far the least amount of sacrifice for the old guard to dispense with. The military only looks better in the public sphere when ViceVox can write up an article about how Totally Tubular it is that These Women Drone Pilots are Spreading Wokeness over the Skies of Yemen!


to early modern poets; indeed, a glance at a Middle English dictionary suffices to give you over 13 spelling variants to one word, which makes them hard to pronounce, given also the different stages of the Great Vowel Shift, but  less hard for the contextualised meaning to get spotted.  I hope this brief answer, however short and narrow, mainly due to the pressing schedule I´m dealing with right now, might have partially answered your question.
Thank you. That was very comprehensive on Old English. I look forward to reading the online paper by Hong Sehn -- as well as whatever I can find of the other articles that you mention.
Just a further query on Middle English, if I may. Growing up as I did in the Ozarks with its old-fashioned use of words (e.g., stout = strong, not fat) and using the King James Bible in church (older people even prayed in King James English), I found Chaucer more 'readable' than did many of my university classmates. Would someone of Milton's generation have found Middle English fairly easily readable?
http://www.sisins.zju.edu.cn/sh/doc/Milton%20and%20Old%20English.doc. Although inconclusive, Sehn's paper is quite useful in quoting former approaches to the topic. Curiously, in listing the languages Milton knew at different abilities, Professor J. K. Hale ( Milton as Multilingual), after naming Latin, Greek, Italian…, considers that Milton might have been able to read in Old English, although not dismissing the possibility that he couldn't. In other words, the matter stands inconclusive and sadly we are short of evidence for proving any of these points.
Hope this might be of any help.
Did Milton know Old English and/or Middle English? Can anyone supply a citation or an online source that I might be able to access?
How well might he have known these languages?


Democratic operative Ryan Emerson said Friday he's leaving his job as spokesman for the Vermont Democratic Party and running for the Burlington City Council.
"I'm running because I really want to step up and do something different," Emerson (pictured at right) said. "I feel like I can bring a lot to the Old North End. It's been my home for the past few years. I've worked behind the scenes in Vermont politics and I want to use that experience to help my community."
If nominated at a Burlington Democratic Party caucus next Wednesday, Emerson would face off against Progressive Councilor Max Tracy for a Ward 2 seat in the Old North End.
Asked why he thought Tracy should go, Emerson said, "There's nothing wrong with Max Tracy. He seems like a great guy. This is about me and what I can do for my community."
Emerson did say he disagreed with Tracy's vote to bar F-35 fighter jets from being based at the city-owned Burlington International Airport. He said the council "wasted a lot of time" debating the issue and that banning the planes could have jeopardized federal funding.
"I think not allowing F-35s to be based here and giving Burlington that liability and making it possible that we wouldn't have an airport, I think that would be an irresponsible decision," he said.
The mood among F-35 opponents gathered in an Old North End conference room Tuesday evening contrasted starkly with the triumphalist atmosphere inside a Vermont Air Guard hangar earlier in the day.
About a dozen members of the Stop the F-35 Coalition sat glumly around a table a few hours after the state's political leaders and hundreds of uniformed Air Guard members cheered the decision to base 18 of the stealth fighter-bombers in Vermont beginning in 2020.
The activists who have fought the local basing option for more than four years were reluctant to discuss their next steps with a reporter. However, they agreed to offer responses to Tuesday's announcement prior to conducting a private strategy discussion.
Despite fierce opposition from many in the community, the F-35 fighter plane will be based at Burlington International Airport starting in 2020, authorities announced today.
The much-anticipated decision by the U.S. Air Force was announced during a raucous ceremony attended by Sen. Patrick Leahy, Gov. Peter Shumlin, and Vermont Air National Guard Adjutant General Steven Cray inside a Air National Guard hangar.
"Today is a historic day for the Vermont National Guard. This is a milestone event for the Air Force in its next steps in securing the citizens of the United States," Cray said.
Leahy and Shumlin both hailed what they called a major "grassroots" campaign in support of the planes.
"I've never seen such a grassroots effort in this state," Leahy said.
But it wasn't a universal one. Today's announcement came in the wake of protracted opposition from residents who worry that the jets and their noise will disrupt neighborhoods and threaten public health. Opponents of the Burlington basing said they aren't giving up their fight.
Two conflicts played themselves out more than 1000 miles apart from each other last night.
In Burlington City Hall, friends and foes of the F35 were making their last-ditch appeals to the city councilors, who by the end of the night rejected two anti-F35 resolutions with 10-4 and 11-3 votes.
In St. Louis, Mo., two teams were both seeking their third win in the World Series. Ultimately, the Red Sox prevailed with a 3-1 win over the Cardinals.
But Councilor Norman Blais (D-Ward 6), probably wasn't surprised by either outcome, because he managed to have his eyes on both the meeting and the game.
In a photo taken at the meeting and posted publicly on Facebook by a man named Ben Eastwood, Blais' laptop screen shows a man swinging a bat. "I found it almost by accident when I was trying to zoom in on the map they were handing around the council and noticed what they were watching," Eastwood writes in an email to Seven Days.
Could Blais have clicked on the browser window by accident, or was the councilor tuning out the F35 debate to watch the game? Neither, apparently.
"I didn't do it accidentally, I wanted to find out what the score was," Blais says candidly.
Elaborating, the councilor explains, "I didn't even have to stop listening to the discussion. I clicked on [the window showing the game], looked at the score, and then continued listening to the meeting."
Photo courtesy of Ben Eastwood.
Pierre Sprey, a defense analyst and co-designer of some of the military's toughest and most reliable warplanes, was in Burlington Tuesday warning of the potential dangers of basing the F-35 attack jets at Burlington International Airport.
Sprey charged that it would be both "dangerous" and "irresponsible" for the Air Force to base these new and sophisticated jets in a highly populated area such as South Burlington before they've logged enough flight time to work out all the bugs.
Sprey further warned that an F-35 crash in or around Chittenden County would produce dangerous levels of highly toxic gases and fibers, due to the burning of all its plastic components and stealth coating materials. He suggested that such a crash would be "a catastrophe of major proportions" that could "potentially blanket blocks and blocks" of residential neighborhoods in deadly gases for days, likening the effects to a "chemical warfare attack" in Syria.
Sprey also challenged claims by the Vermont Air National Guard that they'd be adequately prepared to deal with such an accident, noting that the video of a catastrophic crash and explosion of a B-2 bomber in 2008 "scared the pee out of every fire chief who looked at it."
The 76-year-old Sprey speaks from experience. In 1967 he was brought to work at the Pentagon by then-defense secretary Robert McNamara. While there, he helped design the F-16 fighter jet, the A-10 "Warthog" ground attack jet, as well as tanks and anti-tank weapons. He left the Pentagon in 1971 but remained an active consultant on military systems through the late 1970s and has served as a defense analyst ever since.
On Tuesday, Sprey offered a room full of mostly F-35 opponents a blunt assessment of the new jet — and the politics of the generals pushing its development.
When compared to the F-16, Sprey described the F-35 as slower, less maneuverable and more difficult to fly due to its "frightening" cockpit visibility for pilots. Sprey also challenged the plane's ultimate usefulness to national defense, charging that its long-delayed development — now the most expensive weapons system in U.S. history — is driven more by political reasons than by military ones.
"The truth of the matter is, the engineering in the F-35 is appalling," Sprey said, adding that the attack jet's "main mission is to send money to Lockheed [Martin]."
Sprey's final conclusion of the F-35s' usefulness: "This is no way to defend a country."
F-35 foes are escalating their protests against hosting the next-generation fighter plane at Burlington's Air Guard station in anticipation of a final decision after November 4. About 100 demonstrators jammed the hallway outside Burlington City Hall Auditorium on Monday evening to hear Progressive city councilors and leaders of the anti-F-35 coalition denounce the plan. A brass band on the steps of city hall serenaded protestors arriving for the rally (pictured, right).
"Burlington," activist Paul Fleckenstein told the cheering crowd, "can be the Waterloo of the F-35."
F-35 opponents are focusing their lobbying efforts on three Democratic city councilors: Kevin Worden (Ward 1), Bryan Aubin (Ward 4) and Tom Ayres (Ward 7). If the three targeted Dems vote with the council's four Progs and independent Sharon Bushor (Ward 1) — and if Mayor Miro Weinberger approves — Burlington could still go on record as rejecting the Air Force's plan to station up to two dozen F-35s at the city-owned airport. Such an expression of opposition by the Air Force's "preferred" host city might influence the final basing decision expected in less than a month.
The city council's contentious debate over basing the F-35s at Burlington International Airport has been temporarily grounded. The reason: lack of insurance in case the city gets sued.
On Thursday afternoon, Burlington City Council President Joan Shannon announced that she's postponed the debate and vote on a resolution that was scheduled for the council's October 7 meeting, next Monday. That resolution would have clarified the council's position on whether the next-generation fighter jets should be based at BTV — and possibly recommend that decision's delay.
Also postponed was the scheduled public hearing, which was expected to draw a large crowd of both F-35 supporters and opponents.
"Our purpose is not in any way to avoid the vote," Shannon emphasized. "There still will be a vote."


Elizabeth Spalding frequently painted the Colorado landscape, as in this scene near a familiar hogback close to Denver. The title references June as the scene's timeframe. In addition, the smattering of snow on the hillside and in the nearby foothills, along with trees barely leafed out, gives the indication of a late spring in 1937.
In 1874, at age six, she settled with her family in Denver where her father, the Reverend John F. Spalding, became an early-day bishop in the Colorado Diocese of the Episcopal Church. After graduating from Wolfe Hall, a female academy in Denver where she later taught for a time, she went to New York in 1890 to study drawing at a private school and painting at Cooper Union with J. Alden Weir.
Later in the decade she returned to New York to study at the Art Students League with Childe Hassam, Kenyon Cox and John Twachtman, and did outdoor sketching with Leonard Ochtman. She also spent summers working with a number of eminent American artists: Arthur Wesley Dow at Ipswich, Massachusetts; John F. Carlson at Woodstock, New York (later the first landscape painting instructor at the newly-founded Broadmoor Art Academy in Colorado Springs,1920-22); Charles H. Woodbury at Ogunquit, Maine; and Henry McCarter at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts classes in Chester Springs, Pennsylvania. She also studied in France and England and lived briefly in Washington, DC.
Spending the major portion of her career In Denver, she became a founding member of several important art organizations. The first was the Le Brun Art Club, the city's initial all-female artist group formed in 1890 and named after the renowned eighteenth-century French artist, Élisabeth Louise Vigée Le Brun. In 1893 Spalding and several other Le Brun Club members (Henrietta Bromwell, Emma Richardson Cherry and Harriet Hayden) joined with six of their male and female colleagues to form the Artists Club of Denver that in 1923 became the Denver Art Museum. Over the years she showed in many of the annual exhibitions of both organizations and served on their hanging committees.
In recognition of her talent as a water media artist, she was elected in 1919 to membership in the New York Water Color Club, one of a small number of women artists from the West at that time. She likewise belonged to the Washington Water Color Club (now the Washington Water Color Association) and the Providence Water Color Society in Rhode Island. During World War I she donated twenty-five of her watercolors for sale at the Red Cross Shop in downtown Denver with the proceeds donated to the American Red Cross for the war effort.
In 1928 she won first prize at the Colorado State Fair in Pueblo for her painting Ute Pass Above Manitou Springs. That same year she became one of the fifty-two founding members of the Denver Artists Guild, an organization encompassing most of the city's professional artists. She participated in many of its annual exhibitions at Chappell House, the first home of the Denver Art Museum. As a member of the museum's "Let's Keep It" group, she helped facilitate the acquisition of some important pieces for its permanent collection.
Most of her subjects treated the Colorado landscape and still lifes with flowers indigenous to the state. Her landscapes in both oil and watercolor, done either on location or in her studio based on personal observation, were done in a post-impressionist style. Underscoring the sweep and strength of Colorado's mountains and valleys, she painted them at various times of the day conveying their atmosphere and changing light. Two examples of her work in oil are Sparkling June from the Hogback (1937) and Plowed Fields, Wide Acres (1938). The former piece depicts the same location as her painting, New Road to the Hogback, Colorado, that was shown in the American Art Today pavilion at the 1939 World's Fair in New York.
In the summer of 1934 she took an Odyssey Cruise on the privately chartered S.S. Cracovia that provided her a host of new subject matter in the Mediterranean. She produced a large number of watercolors depicting various sites in the region such as the Azores, Lisbon, Monaco, Siena, Pompeii and Vesuvius, Dubrovnik and Split, Athens, Ithaca, Beirut and Tripoli. As was her custom adopted early on, she dated and included meticulous descriptions of the locations recorded in her paintings and works on paper.
In 1943 she received the City Club of Denver's medal for Distinctive Achievement in Painting. Throughout her life she promoted the importance of art and education in public life. Her scrapbook, now in the collection of the Western History and Genealogical Department at the Denver Pubic Library, is a valuable reference about art activities in Denver and elsewhere in Colorado in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
Solo Exhibitions: New Mexico Museum of Art, Santa Fe (1919); Galerie Jean Nart, Paris (1932); University of Colorado, Boulder (1936-37); Denver Art Museum (1942).
Group Exhibitions: Philadelphia Water Color Society; Washington Water Color Society; Yale School of Fine Arts; Paint and Clay Club, New Haven, Connecticut; Peabody Institute, Massachusetts; (all before 1919); Le Brun Art Club (1891-93); Artists Club/Denver Art Museum (1894-1941); Texas Coast Fair, Dickson (1896); Erie Arts Club, Pennsylvania (1898), Art Institute of Chicago (1970, 1920, 1939); New York Water Color Club (1912, 1915-16, 1918, 1920-21); American Watercolor Society, New York (1916); Laguna Beach Art Association, California (1920-1930); Brooklyn Museum (1925); Société Nationale des Beaux-Arts, Paris (1928); Colorado State Fair, Pueblo (1928); National Arts Club, New York (1931); Stockholm (1932); First National Exhibition of American Art, Rockefeller Center, New York (1936); American Art Today, New York World's Fair (1939).
Collections: The Phillips Collection, Washington, DC; Pioneers Museum, Colorado Springs; Denver Art Museum; Myhren Gallery, University of Denver; Western Art Collection, Denver Public Library; Kirkland Museum of Fine & Decorative Art, Denver.


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It was a hot day, and only one little window through the leaves is still open to take photographs of part of the Inwood Hill Red-tailed Hawk nest. I only saw one eyas today, but I'm not worried. About two thirds of the nest is now obscured from view. It was a hot afternoon and I suspect the second eyas was keeping cool in the shade.
A head appears. After no activity for over 30 minutes, I was afraid they had fledged.
A parent arrives. Note the eyas in the background.
The parent rearranged some food and takes a few small bites.
An eyas finally appears from behind the foliage.
This may be their last week on the nest.


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From Majority Leader Eric Cantor's office....
THE LEADER'S WEEKLY SCHEDULE
On Monday, the House will meet at 12:00 p.m. in Pro Forma session.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20TH
On Tuesday, the House will meet at 12:00 p.m. for morning hour and 2:00 p.m. for legislative business. Votes will be postponed until 6:30 p.m.
Legislation Considered Under Suspension of the Rules:
1) H.R. 2005 - Combating Autism Reauthorization Act of 2011 (Sponsored Rep. Chris Smith / Energy and Commerce Committee)
2) H.R. 1852 - Children's Hospital GME Support Reauthorization Act of 2011 (Sponsored by Rep. Joseph Pitts / Energy and Commerce Committee)
3) H.R. 2646 - Veterans Health Care Facilities Capital Improvement Act of 2011, as amended (Sponsored by Rep. Bill Johnson / Veterans' Affairs Committee)
4) H.R. 2944 - U.S. Parole Commission Reauthorization (Sponsored by Rep. Lamar Smith / Judiciary Committee)
5) H.R. 2189 - Death in Custody Reporting Act of 2011 (Sponsored by Rep. Bobby Scott / Judiciary Committee)
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21ST, AND THE BALANCE OF THE WEEK
On Wednesday and Thursday, the House will meet at 10:00 a.m. for morning hour and 12:00 p.m. for legislative business.
On Friday, the House will meet at 9:00 a.m. for legislative business. Last votes for the week are expected no later than 3:00 p.m.
1) S.Con.Res. 28 - A concurrent resolution authorizing the use of Emancipation Hall in the Capitol Visitor Center for an event to award the Congressional Gold Medal, collectively, to the 100th Infantry Battalion, 442nd Regimental Combat Team, and the Military Intelligence Service, United States Army, in recognition of their dedicated service during World War II (Sponsored by Sen. Daniel Inouye / House Administration Committee)
2) H.R. 2943 - Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Extension (Sponsored by Rep. Geoff Davis / Ways and Means Committee)
3) H.R. 2883 - Child and Family Services Improvement and Innovation Act (Sponsored by Rep. Geoff Davis / Ways and Means Committee)
H.J.Res. 79 - Further Continuing Appropriations Amendments, 2012 (Closed Rule, One Hour of Debate) (Sponsored by Rep. Hal Rogers / Appropriations Committee)
H.R. 2401 - The Transparency in Regulatory Analysis of Impacts on the Nation Act of 2011 (Subject to a Rule) (Sponsored by Rep. John Sullivan / Energy and Commerce Committee)
COMMITTEE ACTIVITY OF THE DAY
Energy and Commerce Committee Markup on "H.R. 2250, the EPA Regulatory Relief Act of 2011 and H.R. 2681, the Cement Sector Regulatory Relief Act of 2011"
(Wednesday, September 21st, 10:00 a.m.)
Posted by Lynn R. Mitchell at 9/17/2011 12:46:00 PM


(09-14-2013 11:37 PM)Excelmn Wrote: Is there a mirror for the download for this? I'm not able to download the link on page 1 here.
If you can read and post here, then you should be able to download it. It's on the same server. What happens when you try to download it?
"Connection interrupted", was happening both friday and yesterday in Chrome and IE, with and without a router between my pc and the cable modem.
Just tried again, and it worked!


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Support refugees and immigrants through their great uncertainty
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Home Personality of the week
Professor Phan Trong Thuong wins State prize for research on Vietnam's literature
Tuesday, December 6, 2022 | 17:32:22
(VOVWORLD) - A series of works "Theory and history of modern Vietnamese literature" by Associate Professor Dr. Phan Trong Thuong has won State Prize in Science and Technology. The series is highly appreciated for identifying and explaining the achievements of the Vietnamese literature in the renewal period as well as working out development orientations for Vietnamese literature in the coming time.
Associate Professor Dr. Phan Trong Thuong, Vice Chairman of the Central Council for the Theory and Criticism for Literature and Arts. (Photo: VTCNews)
Thuong's "Theory and history of modern Vietnamese literature" consists of 3 works: Theoretical issues of Vietnamese drama history in the early 20th century, Literature – authors and works, and Assessment of literary values.
Each work reflects one period of Vietnam's economic development. Associate Professor Dr. Pham Quang Long of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, said Professor Thuong's research project identifies and explains specific literary phenomena and provides a systematic theory of literature and the arts.
"Professor Thuong's works are researched and assessed on a scientific basis. As Vice Chairman of the Central Council for the Theory and Criticism for Literature and Arts and former Head of the Institute of Literature, he did well in this field," said Long.
According to the jury board, the series includes theories on the history, and nature of literature and the arts, the role of literature and the arts in shaping a person's personality and lifestyle, the forecasting function of literature, viewpoints and methods, and future development orientations for literature and the arts.
"I have done research on studies carried out by my predecessors and found new angles to deal with. There are different approaches to the same issue. I will continue that with new scientific approaches, theories, and different viewpoints", said Professor Thuong.
The series "Theory and history of modern Vietnamese literature" by Associate Professor Dr. Phan Trong Thuong is one of 17 works and series honored with the State Prize in Science and Technology at a ceremony on November 23, 2022. (Photo: kinhtedothi.vn)
Associate Professor Dr. Phan Trong Thuong began researching theories and history in the 1970s and 80s.
"I want to publicize my research and studies to literature lovers. My research targets my colleagues in various fields and the wider public. Making others understand your purposes and thoughts is a hard task for an author," he said.
The State Prize in Science and Technology is the highest award given by the Party and State for outstanding research projects in science and technology.
At the award ceremony on November 23 in Hanoi, Minister of Science and Technology Huynh Thanh Dat said Thuong's series is a significant milestone in Vietnam's language and culture research.
VOV VOVworld series Theory history modern Vietnamese literature Associate Professor Dr. Phan Trong Thuong won State Prize Science Technology
Le Duc Tho, talented advisor of historical Paris Conference
Vietnam Fatherland Front staff member honored for excellent performance
Dak Lak doctor resolved to end tuberculosis
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#define CIRCULAR_BUFFER_H

#include <exception>
#include <iterator>
#include <memory>

/******************************************************************************
 * Iterators
 *****************************************************************************/

/**
 * Iterator type for the circular_buffer class.
 *
 * This one template class provides all variants of forward/reverse
 * const/non const iterators through plentiful template magic.
 *
 * You don't need to instantiate it directly, use the good public functions
 * availble in circular_buffer.
 */
template <typename T,                                  //circular_buffer type
                                                       //(incl const)
          typename T_nonconst,                         //with any consts
          typename elem_type = typename T::value_type> //+ const for const iter
class circular_buffer_iterator
{
    public:

        typedef circular_buffer_iterator<T,T_nonconst,elem_type> self_type;

        typedef T                                   cbuf_type;
        typedef std::random_access_iterator_tag     iterator_category;
        typedef typename cbuf_type::value_type      value_type;
        typedef typename cbuf_type::size_type       size_type;
        typedef typename cbuf_type::pointer         pointer;
        typedef typename cbuf_type::const_pointer   const_pointer;
        typedef typename cbuf_type::reference       reference;
        typedef typename cbuf_type::const_reference const_reference;
        typedef typename cbuf_type::difference_type difference_type;

        circular_buffer_iterator(cbuf_type *b, size_type p)
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        {
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        {
            pos_ -= 1;
            return *this;
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        self_type operator--(int)
        {
            self_type tmp(*this);
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            return tmp;
        }

        self_type operator+(difference_type n) const
        {
            self_type tmp(*this);
            tmp.pos_ += n;
            return tmp;
        }
        self_type &operator+=(difference_type n)
        {
            pos_ += n;
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        }

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        {
            self_type tmp(*this);
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        }
        self_type &operator-=(difference_type n)
        {
            pos_ -= n;
            return *this;
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        difference_type operator-(const self_type &c) const
        {
            return pos_ - c.pos_;
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        {
            return pos_ == other.pos_ && buf_ == other.buf_;
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        {
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        {
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            return pos_ >= other.pos_;
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};

template <typename circular_buffer_iterator_t>
circular_buffer_iterator_t operator+
    (const typename circular_buffer_iterator_t::difference_type &a,
     const circular_buffer_iterator_t                           &b)
{
    return circular_buffer_iterator_t(a) + b;
}

template <typename circular_buffer_iterator_t>
circular_buffer_iterator_t operator-
    (const typename circular_buffer_iterator_t::difference_type &a,
     const circular_buffer_iterator_t                           &b)
{
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}

/******************************************************************************
 * circular_buffer
 *****************************************************************************/

/**
 * This class provides a circular buffer in the STL style.
 *
 * You can add data to the end using the @ref push_back function, read data
 * using @ref front() and remove data using @ref pop_front().
 *
 * The class also provides random access through the @ref operator[]()
 * function and its random access iterator. Subscripting the array with
 * an invalid (out of range) index number leads to undefined results, both
 * for reading and writing.
 *
 * This class template accepts three template parameters:
 *   <li> T                            The type of object contained
 *   <li> always_accept_data_when_full Determines the behaviour of
 *                                     @ref push_back when the buffer is full.
 *                                     Set to true new data is always added, the
 *                                     old "end" data is thrown away.
 *                                     Set to false, the new data is not added.
 *                                     No error is returned neither is an
 *                                     exception raised.
 *   <li> Alloc                        Allocator type to use (in line with other
 *                                     STL containers).
 *
 * @short   STL style circule buffer
 * @author  Pete Goodliffe
 * @version 1.00
 */
template <typename T,
          bool     always_accept_data_when_full = true,
          typename Alloc                        = std::allocator<T> >
class circular_buffer
{
    public:

        enum
        {
            version_major = 1,
            version_minor = 0
        };

        // Typedefs
        typedef circular_buffer<T, always_accept_data_when_full, Alloc>
                self_type;

        typedef Alloc                             allocator_type;

        typedef typename Alloc::value_type        value_type;
        typedef typename Alloc::pointer           pointer;
        typedef typename Alloc::const_pointer     const_pointer;
        typedef typename Alloc::reference         reference;
        typedef typename Alloc::const_reference   const_reference;

        typedef typename Alloc::size_type         size_type;
        typedef typename Alloc::difference_type   difference_type;

        typedef circular_buffer_iterator
                <self_type, self_type>
                iterator;
        typedef circular_buffer_iterator
                <const self_type, self_type, const value_type>
                const_iterator;
        typedef std::reverse_iterator<iterator>       reverse_iterator;
        typedef std::reverse_iterator<const_iterator> const_reverse_iterator;

        // Lifetime
        enum { default_capacity = 100 };
        explicit circular_buffer(size_type capacity = default_capacity)
        : array_(alloc_.allocate(capacity)), array_size_(capacity),
          head_(1), tail_(0), contents_size_(0)
        {
        }
        circular_buffer(const circular_buffer &other)
        : array_(alloc_.allocate(other.array_size_)),
          array_size_(other.array_size_),
          head_(other.head_), tail_(other.tail_),
          contents_size_(other.contents_size_)
        {
            try
            {
                assign_into(other.begin(), other.end());
            }
            catch (...)
            {
                destroy_all_elements();
                alloc_.deallocate(array_, array_size_);
                throw;
            }
        }
        template <class InputIterator>
        circular_buffer(InputIterator from, InputIterator to)
        : array_(alloc_.allocate(1)), array_size_(1),
          head_(1), tail_(0), contents_size_(0)
        {
            circular_buffer tmp;
            tmp.assign_into_reserving(from, to);
            swap(tmp);
        }
        ~circular_buffer()
        {
            destroy_all_elements();
            alloc_.deallocate(array_, array_size_);
        }
        circular_buffer &operator=(const self_type &other)
        {
            circular_buffer tmp(other);
            swap(tmp);
            return *this;
        }
        void swap(circular_buffer &other)
        {
            std::swap(array_,         other.array_);
            std::swap(array_size_,    other.array_size_);
            std::swap(head_,          other.head_);
            std::swap(tail_,          other.tail_);
            std::swap(contents_size_, other.contents_size_);
        }
        allocator_type get_allocator() const { return alloc_; }

        // Iterators
        iterator         begin()       { return iterator(this, 0); }
        iterator         end()         { return iterator(this, size()); }

        const_iterator   begin() const { return const_iterator(this, 0); }
        const_iterator   end() const   { return const_iterator(this, size()); }

        reverse_iterator rbegin()      { return reverse_iterator(end()); }
        reverse_iterator rend()        { return reverse_iterator(begin()); }

        const_reverse_iterator rbegin() const
        {
            return const_reverse_iterator(end());
        }
        const_reverse_iterator rend() const
        {
            return const_reverse_iterator(begin());
        }

        // Size
        size_type size() const        { return contents_size_; }
        size_type capacity() const    { return array_size_; }
        bool      empty() const       { return !contents_size_; }
        size_type max_size() const
        {
            return alloc_.max_size();
        }
        void reserve(size_type new_size)
        {
            if (capacity() < new_size)
            {
                circular_buffer tmp(new_size);
                tmp.assign_into(begin(), end());
                swap(tmp);
            }
        }

        // Accessing
        reference       front()       {return array_[head_];}
        reference       back()        {return array_[tail_];}
        const_reference front() const {return array_[head_];}
        const_reference back() const  {return array_[tail_];}

        void push_back(const value_type &item)
        {
            size_type next = next_tail();
            if (contents_size_ == array_size_)
            {
                if (always_accept_data_when_full)
                {
                    array_[next] = item;
                    increment_head();
                }
            }
            else
            {
                alloc_.construct(array_ + next, item);
            }
            increment_tail();
        }
        void pop_front()
        {
            size_type destroy_pos = head_;
            increment_head();
            alloc_.destroy(array_ + destroy_pos);
        }
        void clear()
        {
            for (size_type n = 0; n < contents_size_; ++n)
            {
                alloc_.destroy(array_ + index_to_subscript(n));
            }
            head_ = 1;
            tail_ = contents_size_ = 0;
        }

        reference       operator[](size_type n)       {return at_unchecked(n);}
        const_reference operator[](size_type n) const {return at_unchecked(n);}

        reference       at(size_type n)               {return at_checked(n);}
        const_reference at(size_type n) const         {return at_checked(n);}

    private:

        reference at_unchecked(size_type index) const
        {
            return array_[index_to_subscript(index)];
        }

        reference at_checked(size_type index) const
        {
            if (size >= contents_size_)
            {
                throw std::out_of_range();
            }
            return at_unchecked(index);
        }

        // Rounds an unbounded to an index into array_
        size_type normalise(size_type n) const { return n % array_size_; }

        // Converts external index to an array subscript
        size_type index_to_subscript(size_type index) const
        {
            return normalise(index + head_);
        }

        void increment_tail()
        {
            ++contents_size_;
            tail_ = next_tail();
        }

        size_type next_tail()
        {
            return (tail_+1 == array_size_) ? 0 : tail_+1;
        }

        void increment_head()
        {
            // precondition: !empty()
            ++head_;
            --contents_size_;
            if (head_ == array_size_) head_ = 0;
        }

        template <typename f_iter>
        void assign_into(f_iter from, f_iter to)
        {
            if (contents_size_) clear();
            while (from != to)
            {
                push_back(*from);
                ++from;
            }
        }

        template <typename f_iter>
        void assign_into_reserving(f_iter from, f_iter to)
        {
            if (contents_size_) clear();
            while (from != to)
            {
                if (contents_size_ == array_size_)
                {
                    reserve(static_cast<size_type>(array_size_ * 1.5));
                }
                push_back(*from);
                ++from;
            }
        }

        void destroy_all_elements()
        {
            for (size_type n = 0; n < contents_size_; ++n)
            {
                alloc_.destroy(array_ + index_to_subscript(n));
            }
        }

        allocator_type  alloc_;
        value_type     *array_;
        size_type       array_size_;
        size_type       head_;
        size_type       tail_;
        size_type       contents_size_;
};

template <typename T,
          bool consume_policy,
          typename Alloc>
bool operator==(const circular_buffer<T, consume_policy, Alloc> &a,
                const circular_buffer<T, consume_policy, Alloc> &b)
{
    return a.size() == b.size() && std::equal(a.begin(), a.end(), b.begin());
}

template <typename T,
          bool consume_policy,
          typename Alloc>
bool operator!=(const circular_buffer<T, consume_policy, Alloc> &a,
                const circular_buffer<T, consume_policy, Alloc> &b)
{
    return a.size() != b.size() || !std::equal(a.begin(), a.end(), b.begin());
}

template <typename T,
          bool consume_policy,
          typename Alloc>
bool operator<(const circular_buffer<T, consume_policy, Alloc> &a,
               const circular_buffer<T, consume_policy, Alloc> &b)
{
    return std::lexicographical_compare(a.begin(), a.end(), b.begin(), b.end());
}

#endif


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Happy New year, been a hectic couple of weeks with training, work and cooking meals.
Avoidance is key to maximising your January training.
Actually going to double this up as I got both for under €20 in none other than Mr. Price. Anyhoo for starters every single person should own a whiteboard which you hang in your room or somewhere extremely visible in your house. For me thoughts are only thoughts until you write them down! Writing them in a diary or book is ok but it's hidden away, instead putting in out there and visible, if only to yourself, is a power shift in how you look at things you think about! Write anything, leave it awhile and see how you feel, see what grows! I like it in my bedroom as I can reflect before sleep and often in the morning something new comes. Write your goal, look at it everyday, it makes early morning training much much easier, believe me.
The second item is a calendar with enough space to write notes for everyday, use it to plan your days, weeks and months leading to that goal.
Here are mine (Getting ready for 2018)!
Reverse Pull down on the Diverging Lat Pull Down machine – the diverging movement when you flip this exercise around really focuses the attention on the Rhomboid major and lower trap muscle. Aim for your the bottom of the movement to have your hands ending just behind and below your ears! Use lower weight here to ensure you focus on the above mucles, otherwise you will engage the arms much more.
I've been a big fan of Tim Ferris' blog for quite some time but just this week listened to one of his top 10 all time Podcasts featuring Charles Poliquin. What an amazing character, and what an amazing 2 hours or so of content. They speak at length about strength training, what exercises you should forget about, what supplements you should be taking for health benefits, meat eating versus vegan for training, where to go to find medical information…..It really is an amazing listen.
I usually listen to my podcasts while working out but this was one I just couldn't stop listening to after my session finished. So many tips is here, for sure check it out!!
For the longest time I convinced myself that morning weight training wasn't for me, sure running or walking in the morning sets you up for the day but weight training…No Way! It just doesn't suit my body. It makes me feel ill. I can't push myself as hard. I'm too tired to perform mentally at work later in the day. All of these were legitimate excuses that I kept to keep me out of morning weight training where at all possible. All of this based on some poor morning performances I had previously resulting in some or all of the above on the one day through lack of preparation.
Notepads come in all shapes and sizes, from little detective flip pads to A4 diaries. Over the last few years I've used both and a range in between. For the record I've settled on the most practical A5 size with ring flip binder and a plastic cover. The hardback is better and more durable but I've always felt like a bit of a schoolboy writing my notes into a proper book, a bit too formal for a busy gym. The ring bind allows you to keep the size A5 by folding the pages around. The plastic cover is a lesson you will learn through spillage, my god I've spilled a lot of crap on my gym book, that coupled with the fact it's usually in my gym bag makes the plastic essential.
The New Zealand modern day rugby teams mantra is "No D**kheads" and for me it's so simple and perfect. Don't be a d**khead. Greater emphasis is placed on strength of character rather than raw ability. Many exceptionally talented young New Zealanders have been passed over for the international team due to how they conduct themselves. Above all a responsibility to represent the jersey to the best of your ability without compromising the team values. Read Legacy by James Kerr, it's amazing.
For me being successful is everything. As you grow your measure for success must also, if 5 years when I was leaving college someone told me I would be in the career position I am now I couldn't have imagined it. My Salary has increased 8 times in the last 5 years and only last week I requested a 9th as my company attempt to make me permanent 13 months ahead of schedule – I've made an impact. But is any of that success? No. Money is money and how much you have means nothing to me. Imagine you have a school reunion tomorrow with all of your old class mates, friends, enemies, the rest. When asked what have you being doing with yourself will the first line be: well in 2016 I've made €X how about you? I really hope not. But what would you say? What are the points you want to make about yourself to people to showcase your success. If you're fresh out and you can't answer that, it's time to act, time to be a success!
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Kitchen apartment in a Dublin Corporation housing scheme in Croydon Park
Abstract: Croydon Park kitchen apartment in Marino, constructed by G. & T. Crampton for Dublin Corporation in 1925-1926.
Date created: 1925 – 1926
Houses--Ireland--Dublin--1920-1930
Croydon Park Avenue (Dublin, Ireland)--Photographs
Kitchens--Ireland--Dublin--1920-1930
"Kitchen apartment in a Dublin Corporation housing scheme in Croydon Park," held by Assoc. Prof. Joseph Brady. © Unknown. Digital content by Dr. Joseph Brady, published by UCD Library, University College Dublin <http://digital.ucd.ie/view/ucdlib:46881>
Kitchen apartment in a Dublin Corporation housing scheme in Croydon Park is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.


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On the 7th of April 2010 I submitted a pitch to Axolotl Gallery in Edinburgh for posters to be distributed around town.
There is a neon sign which hangs in the gallery which I vectorised in Illustrator. I played about with the drawing in Photoshop to give it a 'neon glow'.
Other ideas featured a painting by Roland Corbin.
The gallery owner 'loves' the neon idea, so hopefully this design will be used.
Please bear in mind that all images are © Gregor Laird / Mutate Design 2010.


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We Made Bon Jovi Cool
Entry Logged on: January 03, 2016 to Part 4 by: George - Photos by: George (1)
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In early 1986 Bon Jovi was working on their album Slippery When Wet. Because their previous album wasn't as successful as they had hoped, they hired professional songwriter Desmond Child as a collaborator. He helped write some of the biggest hits from the album, including "You Give Love A Bad Name" and "Livin' on a Prayer". The other Billboard Top 10 hit from the album, "Wanted Dead or Alive" was very nearly a disaster. Written by Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora, the song wasn't originally quite as cool as it turned out to be. Luckily George and Neal stepped in just in time and recommended that the lyrics be changed to "I'm a cowboy, on a steel horse I ride, I'm wanted dead or alive, Wanted dead or alive" from the original "I'm a cowboy, on a steel horse I ride, three year olds want me, want me to get off their ride." We felt most people would agree that guitar toting outlaws riding motorcycles is much cooler than hogging the mechanical horse at the local five and dime.
The original album cover is also something we recommended be changed. But in hindsight, maybe Bon Jovi should have kept it...
Photo by: George
Tags: 1986(8) music(26) success!(13) things we made better(4) we built this city on rock and roll(3) we wrote that(3)
Names Mentioned: Bon Jovi(1) Desmond Child(1) Jon Bon Jovi(1) Richie Sambora(1) Slippery When Wet(1)
Entry Logged By: George - Photos by: George (1)
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People, Places, Companies, Products, and Things mentioned that you may recognize from your reality: Bon Jovi(1), Desmond Child(1), Jon Bon Jovi(1), Richie Sambora(1), Slippery When Wet(1)
1986 - (7 Other Entries)
Rhymes with 'Orange' - Upon hearing that no word in the English language rhymed with "orange," in 1986, George invented the word "sporange" just so one would exist. Years la...
The Heroic Journey of Two Wonderful, Influential, Benevolent Human Beings - George and Neal walked completely across the country and back in only three days back in 1986. Everyone was really impressed and George and Neal went ...
Max Headroom - Since 1986, every Friday evening, on odd numbered days, in years with digits that add up to 3 or 8, George and Neal hang out with Max Headroom. Un-un-...
George Neal - In 2029, George and Neal decided to tinker with building functional teleportation technology. Unfortunately, it had been years since either Neal or G...
Breakin'! - In 1984, George starred in the movie "Breakin'!" as Master Shabazz. In 1986, Neal, in an effort to follow in his friend's footsteps, starred in the mo...
music - (25 Other Entries)
Sinatra Sluggers - In 1970, Neal and George went back in time to punch Frank Sinatra in the gut. Not because we had anything against Frank Sinatra per se, but rather bec...
KISS - George and Neal were once part of the rock band KISS, but left the band in 1974 because they didn't think makeup of a raccoon and chimp respectively w...
Dirk Diggler Ain't Got Nothin' - In 1991, Neal and George were beaten up by "Marky Mark" Wahlberg and 1 member of his Funky Bunch (specifically, Hector the Bootie Inspector). After kn...
...and over and over and over... - In 2036 George and Neal started one of the most aggressive research studies into ESP and telepathy (prophecy wasn't included since we already had our ...
Band Camp - Then there was that one time, in band camp... But we won't go there.
success! - (12 Other Entries)
Slap-Bracelets: The Origin - In the mid-1990s, in an effort to assist law enforcement, Neal and George created a new lightweight, easy to use handcuff. To the shock and frustratio...
Get To Da Choppa! - In 2020 George and Neal produced a very special episode of Dateline's "To Catch A Predator". It was a great success and they captured a lion, three gr...
Made in USA - In 1954 George and Neal patented a "Made in China" sticker that could be added to products that were made in China. Today production of our stickers h...
The Rolling Beatles - So very, very tired of endless "Beatles vs. Stones" arguments, in 2022, George and Neal decided to do the only logical thing to resolve the issue: go ...
Zardoz - When George and Neal were told they could do costume designing for Sean Connery, they jumped at the opportunity. Not because they liked Sean Connery -...
things we made better - (3 Other Entries)
There is No Zero! - In 1966 George and Neal decided to visit the year 0, but the adventures they had in year 0 were so debaucherous that all reference to the year has bee...
Oh Wilson, Wherefore Art Thou Wilson - Unbeknownst to many, and typical for a Hollywood film, 2000s blockbuster hit Cast Away, starring Tom Hanks, was nowhere near as good as the Broadway m...
Tic Tac Toe... Eewwww... - In 2039 the game Tic Tac Toe had a huge resurgence in popularity when Neal discovered that the game had a hidden Easter Egg, where you could actually ...
we built this city on rock and roll - (2 Other Entries)
The World's Gone Tipsy - In 1932 the Italian government hired George to stabilize the Leaning Tower of Pisa to prevent its collapse. Starting during its construction and cont...
Swingin' Records! - In 2016, George and Neal turned their attention to songwriting. They ghost-wrote a string of musical hits, including "We Built This City" by Starship...
we wrote that - (2 Other Entries)
No One Out Quotes The Donald - Did you know that George and Neal have written speeches for so many great politicians? Some of their best work includes:"I cannot tell you how gratef...
I Had Another Dream - In 1940 George and Neal wrote and released a song entitled Dreaming of a Purple Christmas. The song was mildly successful and in 1941 Irving Berlin w...
Other Posts:
The Fashionably Endangered Rosea Zebra - In the 1980s George and Neal discovered the rare Rosea Zebra, or Pink Zebra. These zebras are native to just a very small part of Africa and their di...
The Lazy X - In 1987, while working on their little known chromosome research project, George and Neal discovered that the Y chromosome was merely a "lazy X" chrom...
Worst... Enya... Ever... - George was the fifth Beatle. However, due to a problem with the time machine, he had to forsake this role, give up fame and fortune and return to his ...
Sisters of Endless Guilt - In 1962 George and Neal dressed as nuns and moved into the Sisters of Endless Guilt convent, just for kicks. We lived there for three and a half month...
Hair, Inc. - In 1964 George and Neal started their niche business "Hair, Inc." in which they supplied the hair for your favorite rock stars and other celebrities. ...
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