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Update: Stabbing at Idaho Refugee Apartment – 3 Year Old Dies
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The brutal stabbing of nine people at an Idaho refugee apartment complex has now caused the death of a 3 year old child. The little girl was airlifted to a Utah hospital, but did not survive. Six children and three adults were stabbed by Timothy Kinner, 30. He now faces an additional charge of murder.
"Kinner had been granted by one of the apartment members a place to stay for a few days. Due to his behavior, he'd been asked to leave. Kinner had done so. He returned last night to exact vengeance, not just on those whom he had been with because they were not at the apartment but at any target that was available. Kinner attacked, targeting the children initially." Boise Police Chief William Bones on Sunday.
Kinner exacted his revenge the birthday party of the 3 year old who died. Only one of the children stabbed has been released, all the others are currently hospitalized. Three adults were said to have attempted to stop the carnage but were also stabbed. Seven remain hospitalized, some still in critical condition.
Kinner appeared before a judge on Monday.
According to KIVI,
"Kinner made his initial court appearance in Ada County Monday afternoon, brought into court handcuffed and in a wheelchair for security reasons.
Kinner was described as homeless, with no ties to the Boise community. Officials said he threatened Ada County Jail staff and himself while incarcerated.
Witnesses describe Kinner's demeanor as "argumentative" in court.
When Kinner was asked by the court if he understood the charges against him, including the new charge of first-degree murder,
he told the court, "No. No, sir."
The judge asked, "What don't you understand?"
"I don't understand none of this, sir," Kinner responded.
The judge then re-read the charges against him.
Kinner requested to represent himself, but the Court assigned him a public defender."
Kinner has an extensive record in California and is on probation from a charge in Utah. He had no criminal record in Idaho until now.
Idaho refugee apartment complex
Heavy.com reported about the Boise community, which is considered a "refugee resettlement" area. Though they say "the state" in their article, Southern Idaho is most assuredly not the same as North Idaho.
"Idaho's refugee population has come from different countries over the years but is considered significant. In the 2000s, according to Idaho Office for Refugees, "recent arrivals include a large number of individuals from Iraq, Congo, Burma, Bhutan, Afghanistan, and Somalia." The refugee population in the state has shifted over the years, beginning mostly with refugees from Southeast Asia and Eastern Europe in the 1980s."
Ada County, Boise, Idaho, Idaho refugee apartment, refugee resettlement, Timmy Kinner
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Pekingese is the big winner at Westminster dog show
Wasabi wins Best in Show at the Westminster Kennel Club event.
Wasabi, a Pekingese, rests on the winner's podium with his trophy and ribbons after winning Best in Show at the Westminster Kennel Club dog show on Sunday in Tarrytown, New York. The show, which normally takes place in February in New York City's Madison Square Garden, was moved outdoors and outside the city. (Kathy Willens/AP)
June 14, 2021 at 1:00 p.m. EDT
The flavor of the year at the Westminster Kennel Club dog show: Wasabi.
A Pekingese named Wasabi won best in show Sunday night, notching a fifth-ever win for the unmistakable toy breed. A whippet named Bourbon repeated as runner-up.
Waddling through a small-but-mighty turn in the ring, Wasabi nabbed U.S. dog world's most prestigious prize after winning the big American Kennel Club National Championship in 2019.
"He has showmanship. He fits the breed standard. He has that little extra something, that sparkle, that sets a dog apart," said Wasabi's handler, breeder and co-owner, David Fitzpatrick. Show judge Patricia Trotter said simply: "What's not to like about this dog? ... He stood there as though he was a lion."
Fitzpatrick, of East Berlin, Pennsylvania, guided the Peke's grandfather Malachy to the Westminster title in 2012. Still, he said, "I just don't always think lightning is going to strike twice."
The 3-year-old Pekingese was "pretty nonchalant about the whole thing," his handler said. Indeed, Wasabi laid down on the podium, occasionally looking up as if to see what the fuss was all about, as Fitzpatrick spoke before a cluster of reporters and cameras.
Wasabi — the name derives from his mother, Sushi — came out on top of a finalist pack that also included Mathew the French bulldog, Connor the old English sheepdog, Jade the German shorthaired pointer, Striker the Samoyed, and a West Highland white terrier named Boy. Altogether, 2,500 champion dogs entered the show.
It underwent big changes this year because of the coronavirus pandemic, moving out of New York City for the first time since the show's 1877 founding. This year's show was held outdoors at an estate in suburban Tarrytown, about 25 miles north of where the top ribbon is usually presented at Madison Square Garden, and it happened in June instead of February.
In a sign of the pandemic times, some handlers wore masks — though vaccinated people were allowed to go without — and the show was closed to the public.
"It's a miracle that they even had this show," Fitzpatrick said.
Striker went into the show as the top-ranked U.S. dog, with more than 40 best-in-show wins since January 2020. And Bourbon had also won the AKC National Championship.
Boy had come a long way to Westminster — all the way from Thailand, where one of his owners was watching from Bangkok, according to handler Rebecca Cross.
"He always makes us laugh," said Cross, of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
Douglas Tighe, who handled a Brittany named Pennie, says he just goes with it if his dogs get distracted by birds and other attractions in the great outdoors.
"Let them have fun," said Tighe, of Hope, New Jersey. "That's what it's all about."
That's what it's about to Kole Brown, too. At age 9, he showed a bull terrier named Riley on Sunday alongside his parents and other family bull terriers.
"I have a lot of fun with this sport," said Kole, of San Antonio, Texas. "Every single time I go into the ring, I have a smile on my face."
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I'm closing in on the final pages of Rumer Godden's In This House of Brede (1969) and asking myself, why read more Rumer Godden?
According to the Rumer Godden Literary Trust website, she wrote "some 60 works during her life," including novels, poetry and books for children.
I have The River (1946), one of her acclaimed novels based on her childhood in India, under my reading belt, thanks to a school assignment way back when. (I trudged through the book, bored stiff.) And now, also, this fictional rendering of life in a Benedictine convent.
In This House of Brede caught my attention because contemplative Benedictine life interests me. Godden lived for three years near England's Stanbrook Abbey to research the novel.
The story concerns a successful corporate woman who enters the convent in her 40s. Aside from a few bursts of drama, Godden's pretty heavy handed in filling the narrative with infinite details about the convent's rituals and rules of worship, daily work and prayer. Hence, it's not a novel I would widely recommend, except to those interested, like me, in the topic.
But a later reference to Black Narcissus in The New York Times (9/21/1969) describes it as an "airy and humorous thing" with a "forgiveable silliness." Hmmm.
It's curious that The Oxford Companion to English Literature on my shelf, edited by Margaret Drabble, 1998, doesn't include Godden as an entry, while the trust website claims her as "one of the foremost English language authors of the 20th century." Hmmm.
I doubt I'm going to become a devoted Rumer Godden reader, at least, this year.
The Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center at Boston University keeps the Rumer Godden collection.
Kassie, I've always loved In this House of Brede. I've always been somehow-I dunno-comforted by it. Enveloped. It's not great prose to be sure. Godden is no Merton, but it is a worthwhile yarn. By the way In this House of Brede was filmed for TV many years ago with Diana Rigg. The Columbus Library used to have the video. They ignore 3/4 of the book. Ho-hum.
Cut forward a few decades. I stumble upon the Loyola Classics version, very elegantly and irresistibly packaged. I've worked my way through Frevisse; I've solved monastery murders with Matthew Shardlake. My children are screaming; it's chaos at work which always involves endless phone calls while things beep while I get further behind; rushing, rushing.
How can I not be drawn into the cool stone chapel of Brede? The sisters do not coordinate outfits with purses. It's quiet. It's still. There's time to think, not just react. (There are years to think about how to react, it would seem.) Would I go crazy? In about five minutes. It is lovely to dip in for a time? Yes, and to joyfully return to the internet and sushi.
The monks at the Abbey of Gethsemani in Kentucky (Thomas Merton's abbey) observe total silence. The one time I was there for a few days, in 2004, even the guests were to observe the silence. I can see how that would work for a silent retreat, but always? It didn't work for me and I never went back. Such silence is not observed at St. Gregory's, except at night, after Compline. I find it more refreshing and fulfilling that I can be quiet yet also can converse with the monks and guests, such as at tea time.
I had to put Frevisse aside. I started reading it right after Godden's "Brede," and when I confused the mention of Perpetua in "The Novice's Tale" to Perpetua in "Brede," I knew I needed a break from fictional nuns! Just yesterday, I put the Frevisse paperback series into a sack and walked it over to a neighbor's house — she wants to read them.
Best not to commit to Frevisse until you can devote your every waking moment to her. She supplies all my favorites: mystery, historic fiction, acerbic wit, and the occasional trip to church. Reading her is like eating popcorn with chocolate chips. Have you tried The Matthew Shardlake Series?
I'm not familiar with the Shardlake series until your mention here. I checked it out … a hunchbacked lawyer Matthew Shardlake as the sleuth … cool! It looks like there are about 4 in the series up to now. Have you read all of them? I take it the setting is primarily Tudor England, not necessarily a monastery, yes?
I mean, really, who can resist a hunchbacked Tudor lawyer?
I have read the whole series. The setting of the first is a monastery, but it's full of DUDES, not chicks. I like the series a lot, actually. The sophomore effort wasn't as good as the first, but the third and especially the 4th are fabulous. Couldn't put them down.


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Q: How to create a script that stops Hive service on my cluster? I need to create a script shell that stops the Hive Metastore and HiveServer2 service from any node of cluster and I need to know where Hive services are hosted in my cluster in order to run this command:
ssh nodename:ps aux | awk '{print $1,$2}' | grep hive | awk '{print $2}' | xargs kill >/dev/null 2>&1
How can I find out which nodes host the Hive services?

A: Since the cluster configuration should be deployed to all involved nodes and within the *-site.xml files, you may use an approach to look up the the node for certain services within that files.
In example (and from my cluster):
grep -A1 -i "hive.metastore.uris" /etc/hive/${hdp.version}/hive-site.xml

would give the Hive Metastore node. From there you could proceed further.

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We are back to reality.
We drove down to Cape San Blas, FL on Saturday and got there in the dark.
Went fishing- didn't catch anything but saw lots of dolphins!
On the way home we stopped at the U.S.S. Alabama in Mobile to let the kids run a bit. They had a great time looking at the ship and lots of cool airplanes. Ate lunch at Felix's Fish Camp, and it was great.
Came by from SITS to say hello! Looks like a gorgeous place to have a lovely vacation!
How fun! Those pics are amazing! That looks like a fab place to vacay! Glad ya'll had a great time!


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Rebooting US-Africa Ties
Biden Administration Tapped Smith's Lemma Senbet to Help Shape the US-Africa Leaders Summit
Lemma Senbet speaking during a gathering in preparation for the US-Africa Leadership Summit, with The Honorable Dana Banks, special assistant to the President and director for Africa, National Security Council.
Africa will shape the future — not just the future of the African people, but of the world. Rooted in this recognition that Africa is a key geopolitical player…President Biden believes U.S. collaboration with African leaders, as well as civil society, business, diaspora, women, and youth leaders, is essential to unlocking the potential of this decisive decade. –The US Department of State on the impetus for the recently concluded U.S.-Africa Leaders' Summit.
The December 13-15, 2022, gathering in D.C. of leaders from across the African continent produced a Biden Administration pledge to invest at least $55 billion in Africa over the next three years. The goal is to affect the likes of food security, health, climate, trade and investment, economic growth, education, peace and security, and democracy.
Among those behind the scenes: Lemma W. Senbet, The William E. Mayer Chair Professor of Finance at the University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business and former head of the African Economic Research Consortium (AERC).
In the summit lead up, the White House National Security Council senior staff summoned Senbet among five experts on Africa to participate at the summit preview presentation by the NSC and to provide his further input into the emerging US-Africa partnership. Also prior to the summit, he was consulted by the House and Ways Committee senior staff on evolving bipartisan legislation for the future of the US-Africa trade relations. In addition, Senbet was a featured speaker at an African diaspora meeting with the Chief Biden representative for the summit, The Honorable Dana Banks, special assistant to the President and director for Africa, National Security Council. The meeting was hosted by the Constituency for Africa.
"It should be underscored that the summit is for a transformational and mutually beneficial US-Africa partnership," says Senbet. "The $55 billion investment is not aid, but seed investment with payoffs to the US, which also benefits the continent. It is particularly targeted toward the realization of the African Union's (AU) Agenda 2063 and support of the Africa Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), the recently established and largest trading block in the world (in terms of number of countries – 54)."
President Biden, in addressing the African leaders at the close of the summit, said the days of China monopolizing trade and investments in Africa are over, as American companies will have access to 1.3 billion people through the African Continental Free Trade Area.
In response, Senbet told Voice of America that the United States, over the years, has built a variety of economic pillars in the continent that are at the center of the summit. "So, Africa is the next frontier. It is globally getting renewed attention, and the U.S. definitely cannot be left behind. But Africa has a myriad of challenges [including] issues of food security, healthcare and poverty. On the bright side, pre-Covid, [Africa has] seven of the 10 fastest growing countries in the world, sustained over two decades. There are tremendous opportunities for investment and growth. The question is how we get there."
The summit, Senbet adds, "was an historic initiative to unlock these opportunities in a big way through the mutually beneficial arrangements that were announced," including:
U.S.-Africa Business Forum promoting new economic engagement to strengthen regional and global health; promoting food security; responding to the climate crisis; and strengthening ties across Africa and its diaspora.
U.S.-Africa Diaspora Forum -- as introduced by Vice President Kamala Harris in announcing the President's Advisory Council on African Diaspora Engagement in the United States to be established by the Secretary of State.
Digital Transformation with Africa Initiative -- in line with the African Union's Digital Transformation Strategy and the U.S. strategy toward Africa.
U.S-Africa Space Forum highlighting the U.S.-Africa space partnership and cooperation to address 21st century challenges and opportunities, reinforcing U.S.-African scientific and commercial space cooperation.
In addition to his AERC role, Senbet has been a member of Brookings AGI Distinguished Advisory Group, member of the Independent Council of Economic Advisors (Prime Ministerial appointment - Ethiopia) and member of Advisory Panel for the G20 Compact with Africa. Regarding the latter, Biden during the summit also pledged U.S. support behind the African Union getting permanent membership in the G-20, along with the current EU membership.
"This is serious. Not a media opportunity," Senbet said in a Tweet during the summit in response to a question of the Biden Administration's motive for the G-20 announcement and pledges during the summit more broadly. "Africa matters to the globe. The spillover of dramatic Chinese engagement with Africa is peer pressure. The revitalization of US engagement is not accidental."
The summit, Senbet adds, "leveraged the best of America -- all the tools and instruments across the government, private sector and civil society toward a broader aim to partner with and support African institutions, citizens and nations to advance our shared goals."


Quickstitchin In Minnesota: Leaf blocks done!
I didn't realize that it had been so long since I updated my blog. Guess I got busy in September, went on vacation on September 26th and didn't return until October 9th! I have been "catching up" with everything since then.
Tonight I will be finishing the last of my leaf blocks. That's good, because we are going to exchange them at a retreat this Friday! I can't wait to see what others have done with their blocks. I chose to applique the leaves because few others enjoy doing the handwork button-hole stitch as I do. Most everyone I have met does some machine applique, but mostly piecing by machine for their blocks. I really enjoy the handwork! I will post a photo of all the blocks once I have them.


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Platz 1/72 X-47B UCAS USN Kit First Look
X-47B UCAS USN
Easy build, nice details
Nothing noted
The X-47B is a development of the DARPA Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle (UCAV) program that has seen a number of name changes over the last several years. DARPA, the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency, jump-starts a number of advanced technology programs to get them into the warfighter's hands much sooner than traditional research. In this case, DARPA wanted to develop a stealthy strike Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) to support the future combat needs of the US Air Force and Navy under the banner of the Joint Unmanned Combat Aerial System (J-UCAS) program. When the Air Force dropped out of the program, the Navy continued with the program and the X-47B is scheduled to perform the first flight tests aboard an aircraft carrier in 2013.
The X-47B is a powered by a Pratt and Whitney F100-220 engine (same as the F-16 but without the afterburner) and was first flown in 2011. Flight testing started at Edwards AFB in early 2011 and transitioned to Patuxent River NAS in early 2012. Developed by Northrop-Grumman, the X-47B has two internal weapons bays capable of lofting up to two Mk.84-class (2000lb) bombs, one in each bay.
Here was a pleasant surprise from Platz, a nice-looking kit of the X-47B in 1/72 scale. Carrying on from the previous UAV releases of the Predator, Reaper, and Global Hawk variants, this kit is the first of the subject in any scale to date.
Molded in light gray styrene, the kit is presented on two parts trees. The kit has some nice features and options:
Nice representation of the stealthy air intake
Positionable weapons bay doors
Two GBU-31 2000lb JDAMS are provided for internal stores
Positionable landing gear
Nose gear has catapult launch bar
Positionable spoilers/speed brakes
Outer wing panels can be folded or extended
The kit provides markings for two aircraft:
X-47B, 168063, AV-1, CVW-9, NG/501
The CVW-9 markings are carried on AV-1 and AV-2 (lots of photos online) and Platz added alternative markings for CVW-5 and VX-9.
This is a really nice looking kit and it captures the visible details of the X-47B airframe. It is nice to see kits of the latest aircraft coming onto store shelves whether they're manned or unmanned aircraft. Kudos to Platz for producing this kit!
For a look at this kit built-up, look here.
My sincere thanks to Platz Hobby and DML for this review sample!


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Kane Williamson becomes first New Zealand player to win Sir Richard Hadlee Medal thrice
Kane Williamson became the first New Zealand player to ever win the Sir Richard Hadlee Medal thrice. Meanwhile, women's all-rounder Amelia Kerr picked up national player-of-the-year award for women at a ceremony in Auckland on Thursday.
By: Sports Desk | Updated: March 21, 2019 5:53:52 pm
Kane Williamson became the first New Zealand player to ever win the Sir Richard Hadlee Medal thrice. (Source: Twitter/BLACKCAPS)
Kane Williamson became the first New Zealand player to ever win the Sir Richard Hadlee Medal thrice. Meanwhile, women's all-rounder Amelia Kerr picked up national player-of-the-year award for women at a ceremony in Auckland on Thursday.
Williamson overtook Ross Taylor, who has won the award twice, to create a new record for his country. Trent Boult and Brendon McCullum have won the award just once in the past. Introduced in 2010-11, the award takes into account performances of the players in all three-formats throughout the year and is given to the best player of the year accccordingly.
Williamson led New Zealand to five consecutive Test series wins – against West Indies, SriLanka, England, Pakistan and Bangladesh. He also became the first New Zealand player to slam 20 Test centuries, thus winning the Test player ofthe year award as well. He scorerd 925 runs in nine Tests, 838 runs in 21 ODIs and 332 runs from 15 T20Is from the start of 2018.
18-year-old Kerr also won the women's ODI player of the year award, scoring 415 runs at an average of 59, including a world record knock of 232 not out against Ireland in a game where she also took five wickets for 17 runs. Kerr also picked up the Phyl Blackler Cup for women's domestic bowling while Williamson and fast bowler Trent Boult picked up the awards for first-class batting and bowling, respectively.
Ross Taylor wins ODI player of the year
Last year Trent Boult scooped the Sir Richard Hadlee Medal. Follow the awards LIVE on @skysportnz from 8-30pm to see who takes the top prize in New Zealand cricket this season. #ANZNZCAwards pic.twitter.com/mAkxSVebYk
— BLACKCAPS (@BLACKCAPS) 21 March 2019
New Zealand's leading run-scorer Ross Taylor was awarded the ODI Player of the Year with 8026 runs while Colin Munro bagged the T20I Player of the Year for the second time running. Taylor scored 1232 runs since the start of 2018 with his average at 82.13 He also became the first New Zealand player to reach the landmark of 20 ODI centuries. Munro was the top-scorer for the Blackcaps in the last year with 634 runs from 16 T20Is at an average of 42.26 and a strike rate of 176.60. He scored one century and five half-centuries during that period.
Sophie Devine, who scored 626 runs in 19 T20Is and picked up 21 wickets at a bowling averageof 18.66, won the Women's T20I player of the year for the second consecutive year.
Chris Brown was awarded the umpire of the year award while Trent Boult won the first-class bowling performance of the year. The awards ceremony also included a tribute to the victims of the attacks in Christchurch that killed 50 people last week.
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Martin - do you have any plans for making the JBoss plugin with the 3095+ EAP builds, or are you going to wait for a more stable platform?
wait for a more stable platform?
It's almost done, new version should be available soon, possibly tomorrow.
Does anybody know how plugin repository handles different plugin versions for differen IDEA versions? Do I have to upload them with different file names, or is the different 'since-build' attribute distinguishing enough?
I asked this question to the 'master of plugins' but didn't get any answer yet.
depends on how you're choosing the version numbers.
Martin - what did you fix for this release?
Is this anything to do with cyclic dependency issues between App and EJB modules, or something totally different?
There was a minor change in OpenAPI, no change in functionality at all.
Did you encounter any problems with module dependencies?
Sorry, just struggled over your other post about that. I don't think this dependency problem is related to the plugin, but let me know if I can be of any help.
IDEA is reporting that there are cyclic dependencies between any of my J2EE modules (web, ejb, app).
Whenever I try and edit the path settings of a module and click apply (build 3103, plugin 2.0) I get a dialog popping up stating that I have cyclic dependencies between foo-ejb and foo-app or foo-ejb and foo-web or foo-web and foo-ejb (you get the idea).
Ive tried deleting the modules from the project and adding them again, but this hasnt worked. Ive searched through the .IML files and there isnt any dependency in there that I can see.
Hmm, just got the same here. But here IDEA complains about a cyclic dependency between foo-cmp and foo-cmp???
But the project seems to work, it's just impossible to change any path setting.


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Nieuwpoort 1600 – The First Modern Battle, Bouko de Groot
The battle of Nieuwpoort of 1600 was a Dutch victory during the long Eighty Years war with Spain, but it came during a failed campaign, and as a result had no major short term results. However it did establish the new Dutch Republic as a major military power, and made it increasingly unlikely that the Spanish would ever regain control over the northern Netherlands. However the most important thing historically about this battle is that it was a clash between two very different armies.
The Spanish/ Royalist army was the inheritor of a proud military tradition, built around the Tercio, a unit that had originally contained an equal mix of swordsmen, pikemen and arquebusiers or musketeers and that had helped the Spanish win a series of major victories throughout the Sixteenth Century. However the tercio was a large and someone ponderous unit. On the Dutch side Maurice of Nassau led a movement to reform the army. Perhaps the most significant of his innovations was the basic idea of simply sitting down to think about how an army should be organised, testing out his ideas in practice, and adapting them if they didn't. However he is most famous for introducing the idea of 'drill', where soldiers were trained to be able to carry out a series of key manoeuvres in response to a single order. This introduced now familiar commands (such as 'about face'), and allowed drilled units to carry out these important manoeuvres without needing commands for every individual step, making the army easier to command, and also greatly speeding up many key moves as well as making the time they would take more predictable. Musketry drill greatly improved the accuracy of Dutch gunfire, and these drilled units also proved to be rather more resilient than their un-drilled opponents. In contrast each Spanish unit had its own training regime, and carried out key commands at different speeds. Amongst the many benefits of the new drill system was a massive reduction in the time needed to deploy the army, with John of Nassau claiming that his army could deploy from the march into the line of battle in fifteen minutes. In contrast the Spanish and other armies of the period needed several hours to achieve the same thing.
As a result this book has to focus much more on military theory that is normally the case in this series. The Opposing Armies chapter is the most important part of the book, looking at just why the Dutch army was so different to its contemporaries, and how that made it more effective in battle. This is one of the best short accounts of the Dutch military revolution that I've read, explaining just what it was that changed, and what that actually meant on the battlefield. There are also useful sections on the actual nature of combat in this period, including the rather unusual cavalry tactics in use, largely based around the 'caracole', a circular movement designed to allow the cavalry to keep up a constant harassing fire on infantry units. Other accounts of this tactic make it sound rather pointless, but here we are given a clear explanation not only of what it was, but also why it was used, and the problems it posed to the infantry.
One minor quibble in the chapter on the Dutch commanders is that several of them are simply labelled as Count of Nassau, including Maurice, Louis Gunther and Ernst Casimir amongst those who were present, and William Louis amongst the absentees. It would certainly have made things a bit clearer if it had been explained that the Nassau family had split into an impressive number of separate families, so Maurice was Count of Nassau-Breda, Ernst Casimir count of Nassau-Dietz, William Louis count of Nassau-Dillenburg and Louis Gunther count of Nassau-Katzenelnbogen!
Nieuwpoort is unusual in a second way, as the battle was fought right at the coast, with the two armies originally forming up on a wide beach, before being partly pushed into the nearby dunes by the rising tide. Later in the battle the falling tide began to create an exposed flank for each army, so we get a very unusual moving battlefield. The dunes were also an unusual environment to be fighting in, forcing both armies to adapt their normal tactics to compensate for the much reduced visibility amongst the rolling dunes.
This is a good account of this significant battle, and is one of those Ospreys that feels longer than its actual length because of the amount of information that the author has managed to pack into its pages.
Origins of the Campaign
Opposing Armies
Author: Bouko de Groot


Driving home by way of Gates Pass, (my favorite cut through the Tucson Mountains,) I saw an unusual vehicle way down below me.
What I saw first was its crown of bicycles. I had no idea until this afternoon that one van could transport so many bicycles.
There's a pull-off and parking lot at the foot of the pass, and I reached it just in time to snap a couple of shots before the van moved on.
The business card says "Charlotte, Vermont." That's quite a hike from Tucson. Ever inquisitive, I looked them up on Google to find out more.
"Pull on a pair of cowboy boots at historic Rancho de La Osa, a Sojourn exclusive. This remote guest ranch has served as a getaway for politicians and movie stars such as Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt, John Wayne, Lyndon Johnson, and author Zane Grey. Your bicycle will be an afterthought as wrangler-led horseback rides provide a different perspective of the unique southwestern landscape. Join a guided hike and bird watch or relax in the pool and hot tub. Kick up your heels in the Rancho's Cantina that evening while two-stepping with wranglers."
If that doesn't get you in the mood for your next vacation, check your pulse.
There's more than one way to vacation in Arizona!
EDIT: Comment #3 was made by Sojourn's duo, Chris Morrissey & Simon Burrows, and the driver waving at us is Simon Burrows. Thanks, Simon.
I have been to Phoenix a couple of times and have thought that it was a beautiful city. It seemed to be very new and clean. God knows that people from Phoenix might be thinking that I'm nuts, but the parts that I saw were incredible!
Thanks for being the first to comment! Phoenix is a city with some spectacular sights, and we love visiting.
It was great to run into you earlier today beneath Golden Gate Mountain. We had just finished leading a week-long cycle tour with Sojourn Bicycle Tours. We spent the first two nights at the Hacienda del Sol in Tucson, then two nights at the Rancho de la Osa (like you surmised), then on to Tubac. Thanks for the nice photos, and we hope you might decide to join one of our tours in 2009... for there is only one way to travel... by bike!
I've always had mixed emotions about those bike tours.
At first I'm anoyed, they're slow and hard to pass.
Then I think they are insane out in the sun.
Then, truth be told I'm envious of them out with people and nature is a great way to spend a day!
Horse tours even with stable horses just send me into nostalgia!
One of the wonderful things about this great country is the diversity of sights to see and experiences to enjoy. We have the seas, the lakes, the deserts, the mountains, the great forests, the plains and the folks, all wonderful to visit.
Tucson is a bicycling city; we have the international Tour de Tucson each fall. We're also a horse-riding city, with horse-friendly homes, even in the middle of the city itself.
Thanks for coming by to comment! It was a pleasure meeting you, and I look forward to your return.
I have never been to Arizona but you are making it sound more inviting the more I read your posts.
Hi Mike: Did you ever find out how many bikes were up there? Just curious.
No rashes. LOL I had just married in 1997 when the company I worked for asked me to accept the position of National Sales Manager. "If you take the position," my boss said, "we want you to move somewhere west of the Mississippi in North America." "You choose, and we'll move you there."
I came home to my bride of 4 months (who had lived all her life at the Jersey shore) and broke the news. My Darlin' picked Arizona, and together we picked Tucson. That's how we came to live in the desert.
THANK YOU for commenting! I appreciate having met your brother and his friend. Isn't the internet wonderful!
That's a lot of bikes, and (I'll bet) a lot of work!
I'm not sure a bike trip is for me I think I would enjoy the horse back ride more.
I haven't done a trip with this group but have done bike trips with REI and Backroads. Am going to look up Sojourn and see what they have to offer. This time of year a bike trip in Tucson would be beautiful. Spring is one of the times I miss living in AZ!
If you come to Tucson on a vacation, be sure to call and let us know!
It is, isn't it? There's a blog post everywhere, just waiting for its story to be told.
Hello Cindy from Northern VA.
It is beginning to get too hot in the Tucson area to bike now, but Sojourn will be back in the Fall to lead more tours here in Arizona... you should join us then. check us out at www.GoSojourn.com.
My poor old legs aren't up to the bicycle rides anymore, but they can still work the gas pedal in a car with a CD player and The Beatles.
Please contact me through Active Rain with your contact info; I'd love to keep in touch and blog about what's next for you.
Just read your blog regarding meeting up with the Sojourn van. Mary Ann and I were recently on a Sojourn bicycle trip with Chris and Simon in the Tucson area. In the photo you took of the cluster of bikes on top of the van, I could not discern our tandem, but the photo probably was taken during our trip with them 3 weeks ago. I would like to tell you and your readers what a great time we had with Sojourn visiting your beautiful state. We do a lot of bike touring, and we have met a lot of wonderful people on these tours; Chris and Simon are at the top of our list as far as tour leaders. And Sojourn does it right; beautiful routes, fantastic lodging (eg: Rancho De La Osa), fun, interesting and educational activities, great food, and even time for leisure reading. We even had a 25mph tailwind on one of the days. What could be better. We love your neck of the woods, Mike. Thanks for letting me comment on your blog.
What an honor to have you comment here! Thank you. You're right about the timing, so your tandem bike is up there in the mix, I'll bet. If you come back and read this, please contact me through Active Rain (top right of the blog page) with a mailing address. I'd love to send you some photos.
No strangers in you world! Another great post about keeping your eyes open to what's going on around you!
Hey, I had to get my ten in some way. What better place to do it. There's always something interesting to read!
Like I said somewhere else just now, today, you're my favorite commenter! Thanks.


If something delicious to serve with fruit or salad is desired for luncheon or Sunday night supper, the accompanying recipe for cheese dreams should be tried. They should be served at once on being taken from the stove, because as soon as they cool the cheese hardens and they are not appetizing. Cheese dreams may be saut�d or prepared in a broiler or an oven, but if they are saut�d, they may be made in a chafing dish.
Spread the bread thinly with butter and make sandwiches by placing a slice of cheese between two slices of bread. Place these sandwiches under a broiler or in a very hot oven and toast them on both sides, or omit the butter from the center, place the sandwiches in a slightly oiled frying pan, and brown them on both sides. In heating the sandwiches, the cheese melts. Serve hot.


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Top Three Spots to Visit in Nice, the Epitome of the French Riviera
Do you have a trip planned to France during the European Winter, but can't take much cold weather? Then Nice is the place for you where the sun shines all year round. This 19th-century picturesque coastal city has everything you could ask for. It is filled with great markets, a bewitching old town, and of course, beautiful architecture. There's no better way to enjoy what the French Riviera has to offer than in Nice. So what are you waiting for? Download the Nice Travel Guide and Offline Map and head over to Nice!
1. Vieux Nice
Nice' Old Town is such a treat for any explorer. With its well-preserved buildings from the 1700's, you won't mind getting lost in its narrow, winding alleyways. For all its delis, restaurants, and bars, there is one place that will instantly draw you in--the Saleya. A huge market square that's divided into sections. The most famous being the food market filled with fresh produce and foodie souvenirs and the flower market for all your fresh blooms and fragrances need.
2. Promenade des Anglais
In 2015 this famous 4-kilometer stretch of the Baie des Anges was submitted as a candidate for UNESCO World Heritage status. And rightly so, the sweeping promenade is filled with historic landmarks including the Hôtel Negresco, the art-deco Palais de la Méditerranée (1929) and Niçoise sculptor Sabine Géraudie's giant iron sculpture La Chaise de SAB (2014), which pays homage to the city's famous blue-and-white beach chairs.
3. Musée Matisse
The brightly colored museum in the heart of the Cimiez quarter is home to a multitude of works by Henri Matisse. The fascinating art pieces range from oil paintings, drawings, sculptures, tapestries, and his most famous paper cut-outs. They are displayed as a permanent collection in a red-ochre 17th-century Genoese villa surrounded by an olive grove. Matisse himself is buried in the Monastère Notre Dame de Cimiez cemetery, across the park from the museum.
The Best Places to See in Toledo, the Walled City of Spain
Toledo is a testament to Spain's diverse history where you see churches, synagogues, and mosques stand together in its historic quarter. Sitting atop a gorge overlooking the Río Tajo, it was known as the 'city of three cultures' in the Middle Ages, a place where Christian, Muslim, and Jewish communities peacefully coexisted. It is also a city rich in stunning countryside views and is known to be El Greco's inspiration for his paintings, which are on display around the city. Enjoy this wondrous city with the Toledo Travel Guide and Offline Map on hand.
1. Alcázar Fortress
At the highest point in the city emerges through the imposing Alcázar. The stone fortification was once used as a Roman palace in the third century and was then restored under Charles I and his son Philip II of Spain in the 1540's. Once the court moved to Madrid, Alcázar it eventually became a military academy. It is a place that indeed stands the test of time. In the 1930's the fortress was heavily damaged during the siege of the garrison by loyalist militias at the start of the civil war. Today, it is reopened as a vast military museum.
2. Museo de Santa Cruz
Can you imagine a hospital that boasts an ornate plateresque portico that welcomes you into a series of with six cradles that intersect forming four courtyards? Well, Museo de Santa Cruz was exactly just that. The 16th-century building is a work of art that was built to centralize assistance to orphaned and abandoned children in the city. Now it houses beautiful arts and ceramics with various sculpture exhibits on display.
3. Cathedral
The Toledo Cathedral is one of the most notable cathedrals in Spain. In fact, it ranks among the top 10 cathedrals in the country. The illustrious building is an impressive example of medieval Gothic architecture. Its enormous interior is full of the rose windows, flying buttresses, ribbed vaults, and pointed arches, which are classic pieces of the style. The cathedral is an art gallery by its own right, with displays of old masters such as Velázquez, Goya, and El Greco himself.
3 Must-see Site in Jerusalem, the Cultural City of Three Religions
Jerusalem, the city of incredible blend of religions and cultures. This Middle Eastern city near the Dead Sea, has been a place of pilgrimage and worship for Jews, Christians and Muslims for well over 3,500 years. Walk the streets filled with rich religious culture and visit the Old City, which is home to significant religious sites in the Temple Mount compound; including the Western Wall (sacred to Judaism), the Church of the Holy Sepulchre (a Christian pilgrimage site), and the Dome of the Rock (a 7th-century Islamic shrine with a gold dome). Don't let such a vibrant city overwhelm you and download the Jerusalem Travel Guide and Offline Map for a stress-free visit.
1. Western Wall
The Western Wall (also known as the Wailing Wall or HaKotel in Hebrew) is an ancient limestone wall in the Old City and is probably considered the most known attraction to visit in Jerusalem. It is the remains of the Second Temple of Jerusalem and a place of prayer sacred for the Jewish people. The wall is believed to be a unique place where you can have a direct line to Heaven. When there, everyone is encouraged to insert a small piece of paper with your prayer in the cracks between the stones of the wall. Be sure to at your respective section as males and females are separated. Along with all other wishes, your prayer will be buried in a special cemetery later.
2. Holy Sepulchre
Located in the Christian Quarter of the Old City in Jerusalem, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre is a major pilgrimage destination for Christians. Built in the fourth century over the site of a Roman Pagan temple, this is considered one of the world's holiest shrines to Christians, preserving the most important moments of the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The church is believed to contain the slab of rock where the body of Jesus Christ was laid to rest.
3. Dome of the Rock
This 7th century Islamic shrine is an architectural gem and is the 3rd most important Muslim site (after Mecca and Medina). It is one of the most recognizable structures in Jerusalem for its golden dome, which can be seen from the Western Wall, Mount of Olives, Tower of David, and many of Jerusalem's city streets. A visit to Temple Mount is a popular activity on many tourist's itineraries, but getting in is not so easy. Visiting hours are limited, there are restrictions for non-Muslims, and lines can be long so be sure to check out the visiting hours prior to your visit.
Love to chill in cold places? Go to Québec, North America's Winter Wonderland
If you love the cold, the city of Québec will be a paradise for you. Here are some convincing reasons why you should come to Québec City. Download the Quebec Travel Guide with Offline City Street Map so you'll have an easy time exploring the city.
1. The Ice Hotel
The Ice Hotel is the only one of its kind in North America and it is Québec City's most famous attraction. This modern structural wonder, located on the lower slopes of the Laurentian Mountains, is made up of 500 tons of ice and 30,000 tons of snow. It has 44 rooms. Curtains are used as doors and the beds are made of blocks of ice fitted in a wooden frame. Guests are provided with sleeping bags designed specifically for the ice beds. The bathrooms are in a separate outhouse building. The average temperature inside the hotel is -4˚F so don't check in unless you are confident you can handle the cold. When you make your reservation, you can also request for a custom suite to be carved for you if you so desire.
2. Village Vacances Valcartier
The Village Vacances Valcartier is the largest winter playground in North America. It is the perfect place to set the child in you free. The attraction has more than 35 snow slides along with ice skating, ice rafting, ice tubing, and ice carting facilities. Its slope-slide sugar shack sells the most delicious maple candy-pop in the city. Once you've had enough of the cold, you can warm up in the park's restaurant and reenergize your body with some hot soup and dishes. Thrill seekers can test themselves in the Himalaya, a tube ride that features a 90-degree jump during which the tube can reach a speed of 50 miles per hour.
3. The Nordic Spa
The Nordic Spa operates based on a millennium-old Viking tradition of tempering the body by subjecting it to extreme shifts in temperature. The first stage involves bathing in an outdoor hot tub. Then the second stage of sweating it up in a sauna follows. And finally, the final step of immersing yourself in frigid waters. To help normalize your body, a 60-minute long Swedish massage caps off the experience.
Outstanding Reasons to Visit Havana, a Premium Destination for Americans
The Cuban Government has made making it easier for Americans to visit the country a key part of its tourism campaign. There are now direct flights to Cuba from many cities in the United States. A lot of major American cities even have nonstop charter flights to Cuba. This alone makes it a good idea to visit this country. And if you will visit Cuba, might as well choose its capital and largest city, Havana. For easier time navigating Havana's busy streets, get the Havana Travel Guide with Offline City Street Map. The Tourist Area of Old Havana (La Habana Vieja)
There is no better way to immerse yourself in the culture of Havana than taking a casual walk through the busy, crowded Calle Obispo from Calle Mercaderes, near Havana Harbor, west to Avenida Bélgica. You might even pick up souvenirs along the way as the sidewalks are littered with closet-sized shops selling refrigerator magnets, stuffed dolls, marionettes, t-shirts, and more.
You can also grab some street food as you go along with your stroll. An elote (corn on the cob on a stick) is a must try. You will also come across vendors selling sticky pastries and small Cuban sandwiches along the way. You might also encounter musicians giving free performances on a random street corner.
What a view! Havana Morro and the city Malecon seawall
Historical Havana
Cuba had its fair share of battles. It came under Spanish occupation for many years. Americans also tried to invade and conquer it numerous times. In Havana, you can find various fields, buildings, and promontories that were once battlefields. Take a walk on the walkway through the lawn facing the Malecón and the beautiful water beyond. Look for the historical markers that provide clues of when Cubans and Americans faced off using rifles and cannons.
1950s and 1960s American Cars
Havana is a paradise for automobile enthusiasts who have a taste for the antique. You will surely be amazed by how many vintage Buicks, Pontiacs, Chrysler Plymouths, Ford Fairlanes, Chevrolets, Dodges, and Studebakers parade the streets. Perfectly restored cars are often parked near hotels and plazas waiting for tourists who want to rent them.
Havana's Typical Old American Cars
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Wonderful Reasons to Visit Zurich, One of Europe's Hippest Destinations
Zurich is not only one of the top destinations in Switzerland; it is also one of the country's fastest growing business hubs. The city offers a perfect marriage of traditional Swiss culture with the hip of modern times. Below are some of the reasons why Zurich should be on your list of places to visit. To check out all tourist spots in the city, refer to the Zurich Travel Guide and Offline City Map & Metro. The Partying
Gone are the days when Swiss were known to be one of the most conservative people in the world. Zurich is buzzing with nightlife and a very vibrant party vibe. The city has numerous locations where you can dance all you want especially in Züri-West, the heart of Zurich's nightlife. The most notable club is the Badi Bars, a network of waterside bars. You might also want to come in time for the Zurich Street Parade. With thousands of participants, this is festival is the largest techno party in the world.
The best shopping experience in Zurich
Spending an entire day roaming the streets of Old Town is not a bad way to spend your time. Old Town houses the majestic Historic Centre which is the symbol of Zurich culture. Check out various churches, residential buildings, and other establishments build during the Middle Ages with some dating as far back as the reign of Charlemagne.
The beautiful crystal-clear Lake Zurich is located at the center of the city. The lake is always teeming with activity from people having a picnic near the shore to oarsmen racing in their canoes to couples having a romantic time in their pedalos.
Sit back and enjoy Zurich lake view
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Social media can be a dangerous place for people suffering from eating disorders or in danger of developing an eating disorder.
One of the most appealing features of social media is that we can find communities of people we would likely never encounter in person who share our interests and values. However, this can sometimes mean that we become surrounded by ideas and images that promote unhealthy behavior.
The glorification of thinness is everywhere in all forms of media, but the promotion of thinness and weight loss can be more concentrated as well as more extreme on certain social media platforms. Social media adds to the volume of messages and images that casually promote slenderness, but these platforms are also home to blogs and communities that explicitly advocate weight loss and even eating disorders.
The "thinspiration" (thinspo) and "fitspiration" (fitspo) movements have developed an enormous presence online. Thinspo, although it does not always promote eating disorders by name, is dominated by images of unrealistically and dangerously thin women (and very occasionally men) meant to serve as inspiration for people to lose significant amounts of weight. The fitspo movement largely arose as an attempt to counter thinspo by promoting exercise and fitness rather than thinness, but many critics say that the images fitspo uses are equally unrealistic and therefore potentially dangerous to people seeking impossible results from their diet and exercise plans.
And then there is pro-ana, a largely Internet- and social media-based subculture that actively promotes the eating disorder anorexia. The related term pro-mia can refer to the glorification of bulimia, although pro-ana is often used to cover the promotion of both types of disordered eating. Pro-ana claims that anorexia is a personal choice that should be respected by the medical community, and pro-ana groups endorse eating disorders and share ways to lose weight and disguise weight loss. Thinspo images and quotes feature prominently on pro-ana sites.
Pro-ana blogs support dangerously unhealthy behavior among disordered eaters who are not seeking treatment, but they can also pose a threat to people who are trying to recover from disordered eating. This is due to the fact that many of these sites have had to disguise themselves as eating disorder recovery support groups in order to survive. Some social media platforms, including Facebook and Yahoo Groups, will delete pro-ana-related groups on the grounds that they promote self-harm. As a result, many groups will describe themselves as pro-recovery sites when in fact the members continue to encourage and assist each other to lose weight and to disguise their eating disorders from their doctors, parents and friends.
This is dangerous enough for people who deliberately seek out pro-ana groups, but it is also dangerous for people who go searching for recovery support and instead find their illness being glorified and encouraged. Many professionals worry that this kind of exposure can derail a person's recovery and prolong the illness.
Eating disorders are psychological disorders with serious physical consequences. Research suggests that anorexia nervosa is more deadly than any other psychological disorder, with a nearly 10 percent mortality rate. People who do not die from anorexia can still suffer long-term health effects, including loss of critical bone mass, heart damage and weakened immune systems.


The following code sample uses the DropFiles event to start an upload automatically when files are dragged and dropped on the control from Windows Explorer.
The DropFiles event handler must exit immediately to unfreeze Windows Explorer. That is why we cannot just call UploadCtl.Upload directly, but instead use setTimeout to schedule this method call at a short delay (200 milliseconds).
The next section of this chapter demonstrates yet another application of the XUpload events: a customized progress bar.
Click here for the full list of XUpload events.
XUpload can be used as a server component within an ASP/ASP.NET environment. Just like any COM object, XUpload.ocx needs to be registered on the server using regsvr32. The ProgID to be passed to Server.CreateObject is "Persits.XUpload".
To use XUpload from an ASP.NET application, the interop assembly XUPLOADLib.dll (shipped with the product) needs to be placed in the /Bin subdirectory of your application.
To include XUpload in your VB project, run Visual Basic, open or create a project, then go to Projects/Components. Check the box next to Persits Software XUpload Control, then click OK. The control's icon (a blue dotted square) appears on the VB Toolbox.
Use XUpload as you would any VB control. XUpload's properties can be set using VB's standard Properties panel, or XUpload's custom property sheet. The latter can be invoked by right-clicking on the control and selecting "Properties" from the context menu or double-clicking the word (Custom) in the VB Properties panel.
The property sheet can also be invoked programmatically by calling the DisplayProperties method.
XUpload allows programmatic access to currently selected files via the SelectedFiles property. This property returns a collection of SelectedFile objects, each representing a file item on the list.
The SelectedFile object supports the following properties: Index, Path, Size, and Selected, which return the file's 0-based index, path, size, and highlight status, respectively.
The SelectedFile object supports several other properties that are specific to the XDownload control (described in Chapter 6).
We have decided to discontinue supporting the Shell Extension functionality starting with Version 3.0 onwards.


With a huge amount of collective knowledge and expertise in hair colour, we have a seen the evolution of hair colouring techniques over the years. From ombre to balayage, highlights to babylights and palm painting - the list goes on and continues to grow with every style season. And whilst these new techniques have allowed us hairdressers to take our creativity to new heights, they have also compartmentalised the craft of hairdressing into billable services. The result? The sense of individuality or a personal touch added to styles becomes lost... in the worst cases, people feel they have 'Copycat hair' which doesn't necessarily give them the end result they were looking for.
This is why at The Chapel, we stay away from using these definitions and we'd love you to understand why so that you can have a meaningful conversation with your stylist next time you visit.
What do we mean by freehand techniques?
For us, 'freehand techniques' allow us to cast the creative colour net a lot wider. This is an all-encompassing term for all of the creative colour techniques we have seen so far and those that come to light in the future. This way, we do not have to just deliver you one technique but we can mix and match them to give you a truly bespoke look. Sarah from our Tunbridge Wells salon explains in a little more detail, "balayage and techniques like it have now become commonplace, but why just settle for commonplace when you can have a tailored look?".
Many other salons will offer each technique as a separate service, meaning you may have to invest more than you intended to fully achieve the look you desire. With the list of techniques always evolving, this will arguably mean an endless list of services that hairdressers will offer and will have to become trained in.
Our stylists keep on top of trends and look to try out new techniques as they develop - experimenting with mixing them rather than just being trained in one specific technique. It is this level of understanding which you can not get from an 'ombre home kit' or 'highlighter comb-through' - yet another reason why we're changing the way we talk about colour.
Amanda, our founder was the driver of this change. In line with her values - those which she built The Chapel upon - Amanda wanted to move towards using 'freehand techniques' to reflect the way we see and treat our guests.
You are an individual and therefore you need hair colour, styling and care which reflects that - making you feel like your most beautiful self. This also extends to the techniques used on your hair - it is a blank canvas which our colourists will look to repaint however this may take a combination of techniques to achieve. Your colour might also need to be adapted based on the cut you're looking to have - for example, balayage on very short hair may not be best advised but we could look to add hints of graduating lightening elsewhere.
Whilst we are moving towards using 'freehand techniques' to describe our colouring, you can of course still use definers such as balayage to help explain the sort of look you're looking for. "We want to expand and explore your hair colour through conversation rather than just speaking about one technique. We want to educate guests on the techniques being used on their hair rather than just giving them a one-dimensional look on account of just using one.", says Sarah.
Next time you're in ask to use one of our tablets to explain the look you're going for and discuss the colouring you'd like to achieve. As ever, our expert colourists will be 100% honest with you about what is achievable and what might work well for you - to us you are more than just the price of a service or a simple technique definition.
To find out more about our bespoke service or knowledge from our experts take a look at our Expert Advice hub or Blog. Alternatively, book in today at our London, Tunbridge Wells or Sevenoaks salon.


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Port lotniczy Joliet, kod IATA: JOT, kod ICAO: KJOT – lotnisko publiczne położone w odległości 7 km na zachód od głównej dzielnicy handlowej Joliet, miasta w hrabstwie Will, w stanie Illinois, w USA. Lotnisko jest własnością Joliet Park District. Lotnisko znajduje się 60 kilometrów na południowy zachód od Chicago. Zostało otwarte w kwietniu 1930 roku.

Historia

Pierwsze lotnisko Joliet, pierwotnie nazywane Joliet Municipal Airport, zostało zaproponowane przez senatora Illinois Richarda Barra w połowie lat dwudziestych. Było obsługiwane przez Joliet Park District, jako pierwszy w kraju port lotniczy obsługiwany przez taką jednostkę administracyjną. Ziemia została zakupiona we wrześniu 1928 r., a lotnisko zostało wybudowane przy pomocy Departamentu Handlu Stanów Zjednoczonych. Lotnisko zostało oddane do użytku we wrześniu 1930 roku, towarzyszył temu pokaz akrobacji lotniczej i bombardowania. Park District przeniósł swoją główną siedzibę na to lotnisko. Większość działalności została przeniesiona na nowe lotnisko w 1940 roku. Nadajnik nadal funkcjonuje na starym lotnisku, podczas gdy hangar został dodany do Krajowego Rejestru Miejsc Historycznych w 1980 roku.

Obiekty i samoloty

Regionalny port lotniczy Joliet zajmuje obszar 72 ha na wysokości 177 m n.p.m. Posiada dwa pasy startowe: 13/31 ma wymiar 895 x 30 m z nawierzchnią asfaltową, a 4/22 ma wymiar 837 x 45 m z nawierzchnią z trawy. W roku 2006 lotnisko wykonało 25 tys. operacji lotniczych, średnio 68 dziennie: 89% lotnictwa ogólnego, 8% taksówek powietrznych i 3% samolotów wojskowych. W tym okresie na tym lotnisku było 114 statków powietrznych: 91% samolotów jednosilnikowych, 6% samolotów wielosilnikowych i 3% śmigłowców.

Przypisy

Joliet
Joliet (Illinois)

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