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As part of the government's ongoing commitment to support an infrastructure revolution, the Transport Secretary made an announcement reaffirming pledges on the same day the Roads Minister announced that the £1.5Bn A14 improvement scheme will be completed a year ahead of schedule. The Chancellor's Pledges As a key component of the wider infrastructure network, roads... Read More
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Posted: 21st January, 2020
A recent announcement by the Welsh Housing Minister, Vaughan Gething, has revealed plans for the construction of a new wellbeing hub named @Maelfa in the Welsh capital of Cardiff that will incorporate services of the Llanedeyrn Health Centre as well as the support and education services of the Powerhouse Hub. According to the announcement, the... Read More
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A residential property development company named High Street Residential, a branch of the wider company known as the High Street Group, has entered into a joint venture with Logik Developments to fund, plan, design, and develop a £100M mixed-use development on Arundel Street, Manchester. Specifically, the Arundel Street development will consist of three separate tower... Read More
Harry Watts Academy now underway in Sunderland
Construction works have officially commenced on the new Harry Watts Academy for children with autism which will be located in Redhouse, North Sunderland, once it is completed. Situated on the site of the formerly occupied Bishop Harland Primary School, the new Harry Watts Academy will accommodate 100 students with autism and will be completed by... Read More
Dewi Sant Health Park to be redeveloped in Pontypridd
Funding has been provided by the Welsh Government to assist with the transformation of the Dewi Sant Health Park in Pontypridd into a fully integrated health and social care provider following the commencement of an initial stage in the park's development back in 2016. Following the provision of £1.5M by the Cwm Taf Morgannwg University... Read More
Community Facilities Programme in Wales receives extra funding
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The Liberty Hotels Lara's main restaurant offers world cuisine and poolside dining opportunities. Modern Turkish cuisine, an Italian restaurant and an original Yoruk tent serving custom-made pizzas complete the offer.
Leisure activities include 2 tennis courts , a fully equipped fitness centre and a beach volleyball court. Children can splash around in the shallow pool, enjoy a ride on the water slides or join the several activities of the kids club.


Carol A. Baidas graduated from University of Scranton with a Bachelor of Arts in History in 1986. Carol received her Juris Doctorate from Ohio Northern University, Claude W. Petit School of Law in 1989. Carol was admitted to the Pennsylvania Bar in December 1989 and became an Assistant District Attorney in Scranton, Pennsylvania in January 1990. Carol became a Deputy District Attorney in 1995 and became the Unit Head of the Lackawanna County District Attorney's Elder Abuse Unit, the Juvenile Division, and later the Domestic and Family Violence Unit. As a result of her tenure in the District Attorney's Office, Carol has extensive litigation experience. Carol remained a Deputy District Attorney until relocating to California in 2006.
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Remembering Steve Jobs One Year Later
By Cynthia Harvey
October 5 marks one year since the passing of Steve Jobs. In recognition of his accomplishments, numerous tech companies and media outlets posted tributes to the Apple CEO.
On the Apple.com home page, the company Jobs founded posted a moving video. It concludes with a letter from current Apple CEO Tim Cook. It reads:
Steve's passing one year ago today was a sad and difficult time for all of us. I hope that today everyone will reflect on his extraordinary life and the many ways he made the world a better place.
One of the greatest gifts Steve gave to the world is Apple. No company has ever inspired such creativity or set such high standards for itself. Our values originated from Steve and his spirit will forever be the foundation of Apple. We share the great privilege and responsibility of carrying his legacy into the future.
I'm incredibly proud of the work we are doing, delivering products that our customers love and dreaming up new ones that will delight them down the road. It's a wonderful tribute to Steve's memory and everything he stood for.
The Wall Street Journal's Matthew Lynley uses the anniversary as a time to reflect on Job's legacy and how his company has performed without him. He concludes, "Taken as a whole, the transition seems to have been successful. Since Jobs' passing, Apple's shares have risen about 75%, from $378.25 on Oct. 5 last year to about $665 today. In the process, Apple has become the most valuable company in the world."
Forbes pays homage to Jobs with a collection of previously untold stories. In one such story, Marc Andreeson recounts the time when Jobs first showed him the original iPhone: "After an appropriate amount of oohing and aahing, I ventured a comment. BlackBerry aficionado as I was, I said, 'Boy, Steve, don't you think it's going to be a problem not having a physical keyboard? Are people really going to be okay typing directly on the screen?' He looked me right in the eye with that piercing gaze and said, 'They'll get used to it.'"
In a similar vein, SlashGear dug up a cassette tape of Jobs speaking at a convention in 1983. Jobs makes some uncanny predictions about the future of the technology industry, including forecasting that Apple would "put an incredibly great computer in a book that you can carry around with you that you can learn how to use in 20 minutes." The SlashGear article notes, "[Jobs] added that these computers would connect via 'radio link' so people would not have to hook up to anything to communicate with 'larger databases' and computers everywhere. He speaks about how the record industry will change as the software industry changes, removing the need for brick-and-mortar stores altogether. Imagine that!"
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PLoS One. 2017 Jan 12;12(1):e0169818. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0169818. eCollection 2017.
Cold Pressor Stress Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Myocardial Flow Reserve Is Not Useful for Detection of Coronary Endothelial Dysfunction in Women with Signs and Symptoms of Ischemia and No Obstructive CAD.
Landes S1, Dela Cruz S1, Wei J1, AlBadri A1, Shufelt C1, Mehta P1, Thomson LE1, Diniz MA2, Zhang X2, Petersen JW3, Anderson RD3, Pepine CJ3, Berman DS1, Bairey Merz CN1.
1Barbra Streisand Women's Heart Center, Cedars-Sinai Heart Institute, Los Angeles, California, United States of America.
2Samuel Oschin Comprehensive Cancer Institute, Los Angeles, California, United States of America.
3Univerity of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, United States of America.
BACKGROUND: Coronary endothelial function testing using acetylcholine is not routinely available, while non-pharmacological cold pressor testing (CPT) is considered an endothelial stressor. Noninvasive cardiac magnetic resonance imaging (CMRI) myocardial perfusion reserve index (MPRI) can detect coronary microvascular dysfunction (CMD). We evaluated if CPT stress CMRI MPRI could detect invasive coronary endothelialdysfunction.
METHODS: Coronary reactivity testing was performed in 189 women with symptoms and signs of ischemic but no obstructive coronary artery disease as previously described plus CPT stress. Subjects also underwent pharmacologic and CPT stress during CMRI (1.5 T). Statistical analysis comparing CPT MPRI between groups was performed by Welch`s t-test and Mann-Whitney where appropriate. Anderson-Darling test and Levene test were considered to verify the normality and homogeneity of variances assumptions. Correlation analyses between CPT MPRI and both invasive and noninvasive measures of CMD were performed using Spearman correlation.
RESULTS: While CPT MPRI correlated with pharmacological stress MPRI, it did not correlate with invasive measures of CMD including invasively measured responses to intracoronary (IC) adenosine, IC acetylcholine, CPT, or IC nitroglycerin. Additionally CPT MPRI was not significantly different between subjects with normal compared to abnormal pharm stress MPRI or normal compared to abnormal invasive CMD parameters.
CONCLUSION: Despite correlation with pharmacological stress MPRI, non-invasive CPT MPRI does not appear to be useful for detecting CMD in symptomatic women.
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#include <safl/testing/Testing.h>

using namespace safl::testing;
using safl::detail::FunctionTraits;

template<typename tFunc>
void checkValue(tFunc)
{
    typename FunctionTraits<tFunc>::FirstArg arg = MyInt(42);
    (void)arg;
}

template<typename tFunc>
void checkUniref(tFunc &&)
{
    typename FunctionTraits<tFunc>::FirstArg arg = MyInt(42);
    (void)arg;
}

template<typename tFunc>
void checkConstRef(const tFunc &)
{
    typename FunctionTraits<tFunc>::FirstArg arg = MyInt(42);
    (void)arg;
}

template<typename tFunc>
void checkRef(tFunc &)
{
    typename FunctionTraits<tFunc>::FirstArg arg = MyInt(42);
    (void)arg;
}

#define CHECK_TRAIT_RVALUE(__func)                                             \
do {                                                                           \
    checkValue(__func);                                                        \
    checkUniref(__func);                                                       \
    checkConstRef(__func);                                                     \
} while ( !42 )

#define CHECK_TRAIT(__func)                                                    \
do {                                                                           \
    CHECK_TRAIT_RVALUE(__func);                                                \
    checkUniref(std::move(__func));                                            \
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class MyTraitClass
{
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TEST(FunctionTraitsTest, sanityCheck)
{
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I found this cool old cookbook in my mother's kitchen. I think she found it in her mother's kitchen.
I probably won't want to try the recipe for jellied chicken, though the one for shredded wheat with malted milk looks intriguing. But mixed in among these quaint items are lots of recipes that look fun to try. I found one recently that I thought could help me with my jam problem.
Jam making season is almost here, but I still have lots of last year's jam in the cupboard. I don't think I can eat that much toast in such a short time.
The recipe I found is for "Blackberry Cake" and features blackberry jam.
Well, I have lots of that on hand.
Mix together the dry ingredients. In a large bowl, cream the butter and sugar, then add the eggs, jam, and milk. Mix well. Fold in the dry ingredients. Bake at 350° in a greased loaf pan for 45 minutes. Let cool before slicing.
If you spread peanut butter on a slice, it might taste like a P,B & J sandwich.
In case you're wondering, the blackberry jam I used was made from the wild blackberries that grow behind my house. The blueberries came from a pick-your-own farm.
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Wow. That dates me. I had one of those same cookbooks. It was the bible back then.
Thanks for visiting, Louise. I love those old cookbooks. They have lots of useful basic recipes. I am especially partial to the 1976 edition of the Joy of Cooking (not the same vintage as the Settlement Cookbook , I realize).


Thoughts are powerful. Don't believe me? Let's look at an example. We will pick an event, let's say, a flat tire. Someone goes to leave for work and they find they have a flat tire. Maybe they think "Oh, no! Not today! I can't be late for work! Why do things like this always happen to me???" What would they be feeling if this was their thought process? Likely mad, sad, and discouraged. But what if the same event happened and the thought process was "Ok, not ideal but I can handle this. Let me just call my boss to tell him/her I will be late. I know I can handle this, but it will take some time." Likely that person would feel frustrated but confident. Or what if the thought was "Oh, I'm so glad that did not happen on the highway on my way to work. That could have been very dangerous." Likely the person would be feeling grateful. We did not change the event that happened, but rather we changed the thought, that really changed the rest of the story.
We all have on average about 4,000 thoughts a day. That is a lot of thoughts! And they each have an impact on our mood and our behavior. So as you can see, thoughts are powerful!
The first step in changing your thoughts is identifying them. We can not change our thoughts if we don't know what they are.
Second step is deciding if your thoughts are serving you.
Some thoughts are helpful, but some are not. Some thoughts are correct, but others are not. If someone you knew told you something you would think about it and consider if what they were telling you was right or not. For example, if a friend says "you are selfish" you would think about it and respond according. Maybe you would say "No, I'm not!" or maybe you would say "You're right. I really should work on that." But yet if you have this thought in your head you are more likely to just believe it. We tell oursevles negative statements like "I am fat." "I am stupid." Or "I can't get anything right." And we just accept it as truth. But often, its not true! So let's start by identifying our own thoughts and then deciding if a thought is true or not and even if it is true is it helpful?
If the unhelpful thought is "I have no friends." You may think "well that's not entirely true, there's Sally, Fred, Jim, and Pam." Or if the thought is "I can't do anything right" you may brainstorm those areas of life that would suggest this is not true. Maybe you are good at art, cooking or have great relationships.
It is helpful to write these down. So first, make a list of those unhelpful thoughts then come up with one, two, or three thought alternatives. Your lists may look something like this.
I can't do anything right I do things right at work often. I've even got a raise last year.
I am very talented at art.
Life is hard. Right now things are hard, but I know they will get better.
This is a time of growth and learning in my life.
I am grateful for my supports as I go through this hard time.
I am stupid. I am smart in my own way.
I am good at art and cooking.
I have no friends. I do have friends, there's Sally, Fred, Jim, and Pam.
I may not have a lot of friends but the friends I have are close.
I should be working out. I will ease in to adding more exercise.
I will start an exercise routine when I have more time.
I'm fat and now I can't eat cake. I am choosing to not eat cake to help me reach my goals.
I am not where I want to be with my weight but I've been losing some.
Bad things always happen to me. Sometimes hard things happen in life.
The hard times are making me stronger.
Last week I won tickets on the radio and that was a good thing.
Another option you have is to write down those helpful thought alternatives and put them somewhere you can see them, maybe its on your mirror at home, in your car, or in your wallet to pull out as needed.
So now that you know what to do, its' your turn. Happy brainstorming!
Theresa Leskowat MS LPC is founder and owner of Clear Vista Counseling. Theresa is a Licensed Professionals Counselor who is passionate about helping clients change their thoughts to help change their lives. Because thoughts truly are powerful!


In her paintings, Yata seeks to interweave the parallels of the unconscious with the struggle of the natural environment and how it relates to views regarding the body of the woman and that of nature. The extreme physicality of the feminine is a meditation on the materiality of nature and the need to protect our earth. Seeking to tie in the threads of the sublime, Yata works to evoke the emotion that connects us to our soul and the world around us. Her use of masks examines the spirit of nature and reflects on speaking to something ritualistic, animalistic, otherworldly, and spiritual. Motifs and natural patterns are used on the bodies celebrating the feeling of energy and wildness. The surreal and psychedelic landscapes of her work erupt with tension and beauty, the grotesque and the wild, to form exhilarating and mind altering dreamscapes.
Two person show with Jean Pierre Arboleda.
Opening: September 7, 2019 at Booth Gallery in New York City.
2018 EXILE, Phaneros Gallery, Nevada City, CA.
Gaia Reborn, Urban Nation Berlin, Berlin, Germany.
Suggestivism, Nucleus Portland, Portland, OR.
The 13th Hour, Last Rites Gallery, New York, NY.
Mystical Beasts, Sally Centigrade Gallery, Lakewood, CO.
Alchemy and Shamanism: Master of the Metamorphis, Festival Chimeria, Sedan, France.


At times the machine will be infected with malware, and the malware will sometimes attach to the file NTOSKRNL.exe and will consume a lot of machine resources. In these cases, you need to have a virus scanner to scan these types of malware. In particular, you should try to scan the C:WindowsSystem32 folder (where NTOSKRNL.exe is stored).
Sometimes, you install and run some software is not compatible with Computer. It will cause some abnormal error of the machine.
So, you should find and delete any software that is not compatible with your computer to avoid causing conflicts in the system.
Recognizing is not difficult, a software that is not compatible will often cause machine crash, slow down the machine immediately after installation.
When you run this command, it will automatically correct errors related to the system image and related components. At that time, all related errors will be automatically corrected. You do not need to do anything else.
RuntimeBroker.exe is a program of the system used to monitor applications to ensure that applications do not harm the security mechanism of Windows. monitors access to Windows API's and ensure that apps do not violate the core security of Windows. RuntimeBroker.exe typically consumes less memory, but in some cases it consumes a lot of resources and usually does not return memory to Windows, and will cause memory loss and lead to system overload. many resources.
To turn it off, you open the task manager, look for the Runtime Broker name in the Process tab, if it uses more than 15% of the memory, it may have problems, what you need to do is right click on it and select End Task.
In some cases, incompatibility between drivers and the operating system can also cause full load of the computer, in which case you can try to update the old drivers, I often see the brother This issue when you update from the old windows up. In some cases Windows is too new, you should check if the driver is compatible before updating offline.
Then follow the instructions and let Windows self edit.
You can debug using Clean Boot, by default Clean Boot will start as minimal as possible, you can start Clean Boot mode, then enable any process you suspect has Can cause full load to the system. Please try each testa case one, hopefully be able to find out which process causes system errors.
After running this command, the system will record the operation of the computer at a certain speed, and save it to a file called cpuusage.etl in C:WindowsSystems32.
You can open this file and check the progress of each process related to CPU, Memory …. then if there is an abnormal process, you will be able to test it.


Dr. O'Connor is a nationally recognized expert in the fields of political communication and telecommunications policy and applications. She is the author of numerous publications in both of these areas. She served eight years, by appointment of the Governor, the California Legislature, and the Superintendent of Public Instruction as chair of the California Educational Technology Committee. The committee had an annual budget of $16 million and was charged with infusing technology in California's K-12 schools. She also served for the 9 years as the elected chair of the Alliance for Public Technology, a Washington, DC, non-profit organization with over 250 members and an annual budget of $1 million, devoted to building constituencies on information age issues. Dr. O'Connor and five other consumer leaders founded the Alliance in 1989. She is the former chair of the California Public Broadcasting Commission by appointment of the Governor and founder of Capital Public Radio, Sacramento's Public Radio Station. She still serves on the executive committee of the board of directors. Dr. O'Connor was appointed by FCC chairman Al Sikes and reappointed twice by Chairman Reed Hundt to represent consumers on the Network Reliability and Interoperability Council. She served as one of eleven persons on Bellcore's Advisory Board and was one of 15 consumer leaders on ATT's Consumer Advisory Panel from 1985-2009. She also serves on Verizon's Consumer Collaborative Council. During her sabbatical in the Spring of 1996, Dr. O'Connor co-chaired the California Superintendent of Pubic Instruction's California Educational Technology Industry Task Force. The group developed and built support with the Business Roundtable of California and the California Chamber of Commerce for an ambitious technology plan for K-12 schools. Dr. O'Connor has served as an expert consultant to McClatchy Newspapers, the Boston Globe Media Properties, the Tribune Company, The Washington Bureau of the Associated Press, The California Legislature, the Congress of the United States, The Federal Communications Commission, The Office of Technology Assessment, The U.S. Department of Commerce, National Public Radio, Time Inc. Cable Systems, Cablevision Systems Inc., Scripps Howard Cable, Pacific Bell, NYNEX, Ameritech, Bell Atlantic, G.T.E., Verizon, Pacific Gas and Electric, , The State Bar of California , the Soviet/American Journalists' Exchange Program, the Bay Area Telecommuting Development Partnership, Pennsylvania' Center for Rural Networking, and Stentor Communications of Canada. Dr. O'Connor received her Ph.D. in Communications from the University of Southern California in 1974. She was featured in Newsweek's 1995 "50 for the Future" a feature on the fifty people who will set policy and direction for global communications.
She was honored with an outstanding teaching award by California State University in 1990 and received the California State University Alumni Distinguished Professor Award in 1994. In October 1996, Dr. O'Connor received the Computer Using Educator's highest recognition when they presented her with their Technology Leadership award at their annual conference in Santa Clara. In Feb. 1998 she received the Technology Pioneer Award for her 15 years of public advocacy in telecommunications policy. In 2008, the faculty at California State University gave her the lifetime community service award.
Dr. O'Connor has always blended her teaching, research and community service into a consistent commitment to explain the role of media in society and its impact on citizens, institutions and the democratic process.
She directed the programs of the Institute for 20 years, which included administering several research grants Recent projects have included: Ten Telecommunications Graduate Fellowships funded by the California Public Utilities Commission, the Sacramento County Communications Audit and Web Portal development project, an analysis of local television coverage of election issues with Common Cause and an analysis of the efficacy of advertising aimed at electrical energy consumption and power saving appliances. She chaired an international effort by ETS, to develop a framework for ICT literacy measurement and then served on a national council to develop their ICT Literacy Assessment Exam. Most recently, Dr. O'Connor was appointed to represent the CSU system on the National ICT Policy Council and she was appointed to the board of directors for the California Emerging Technology Fund by the California Public Utilities Commission. She serves as an officer and Director of the Fund.
Dr. O'Connor completied a three year, foundation funded (Hewlett, Irvine, Spenser and Stuart},joint system project to develop and launch "Brokers of Expertise", which is a comprehensive K-12 teacher portal. Most recently, Dr. O'Connor was elected to the board of directors of AARP in Washington DC.
She retired from the University in 2010. Dr. O'Connor received her Ph.D. from the Annenberg School of Communications at the University of Southern California and was born in Odessa , Texas.


These are the trucks I have owned in purchase order. These days i'm gutted to say I am currently without a truck.
Morning Ben, what happened to the 112? a rare truck now..
I was too busy owner driving, so i bought her for £500, sat her on my cousins farm for a year then sold her for £1500 for export!! She was a nice truck, drove like a dream.
You're a shrewd but ruthless businessman!!
I was always a fan of your 7.5 tonners, especially the MAN L2000. I remember it having an interesting "stripey" propshaft! We still own a P reg L2000 with the 224 hp engine. Still a pleasure to drive and sounds awesome witha straight through drag pipe!
when did you get rid of the actros, she looked tidy!
All your trucks were very tidy Ben.
Lord Rylance! I'll be in touch on the 'morra breaker.
Ben how's the new project doing for you my friend keep heat on them followers, if a child run a message for you you'd have to give them a couple of quid. Crack that whip lad and good luck.
Cheers Patrick, slow progress but there is money coming in.


For backpackers and campers who appreciate extra square footage and open, airy architecture. The Optic™ offers a new twist on traditional tents with full-size doors on adjacent sides that zip away to create an open vista. Various tie-backs for the vestibule allow you to customize your view up to 180 degrees. With more space than a standard 3-person tent, the Optic™ 3.5 easily fits three of you plus whatever else you want to bring along.
Optic™ 3.5 Tent is rated 4.2 out of 5 by 22.
Rated 4 out of 5 by Cragdaddy from Car camping luxury Took this bad boy down to Arkansas in early Spring for some car camping and rock climbing. Weather: frost in the morning, hot and sunny in the afternoon, and two days of rain. Held up great. Not a problem (FYI I also got the footprint). Spacious: loaded this tent up with just me for one night because I wanted to enjoy the view from the two side-by-side doors. That's what sold me initially and it worked. Great view from inside the tent. Although, to be honest, there was also a great view from outside the tent. The velcro that bind the fly to one of the poles between both doors is a little annoying when zipping the tent, bit no big deal. When it rained, a friend's tent started leaking so he and his other buddy bunked up with me. 3 dudes in this tent and I felt like I had room to spare (shout out to the 3.5 size). Design: the bathtub floor keeps you dry inside. The set up is easy. Mountain hardwear uses odd carabiners for the poles at the top. Nothing wrong with it, just new for me. Mesh pockets inside and one at the top make for easy, accessible storage. Cons: bulky. This thing is kind of big and I wish it was an ultralight, but this is great for car camping and the bulk is not a real issue when car camping. I would not use this on a multi-day backpacking trip. No way am I carrying this thing around. The stakes could be stronger and lighter. The poles could be smaller and thinner. But it's not sold as an ultralight option. Give Mountain Hardwear credit for making a good car canoing tent. Experience: this is my initial review after the first trip with it. I've used Kelty tents, REI, and Marmot before. This thing is better than the others for car camping. I felt like I was spoiled relative to some other car camping I've done. Recommendation: yes, will be fine for whatever you have planned. It's big enough to give you a lot of room, the blue color looks great in my opinion (red looks a little too bright), it's dry inside, and easy to setup and take down. Do not buy this with the expectation you can go on a multi-day trip with it. You'll be so disappointed.
Rated 5 out of 5 by KidC from Optic 3.5 Rocks I used my new Optic 3.5 the first weekend I had it. The door/window set up is awesome for the views. The Optic it is perfect size for myself, girlfriend, 2 dogs and gear. Set up is easy and packs down nice. Great buy!
Rated 5 out of 5 by Stevo2 from Awesome tent Tent is the perfect size to fit me, my wife, our big dog, and some gear! Packs down nicely too!
Rated 5 out of 5 by bh2017 from Awesome Tent This tent is great and perfectly sized for my wife and I. The dog and gear fit excellently inside comfortably!
Rated 5 out of 5 by JoeB54 from Efficient, luxurious, well-thought A great tent in size and function. Small when folded. Light in weight.
Rated 5 out of 5 by rivercamper1229 from Great 2+ tent with Dog and Gear This tent exceeded my expectations with 2 poeple plus gear and a dog in mind. Plenty of space of sleeping and gear storage in the vestubles. The 180 degree view really was a nice touch. The fabric is made well and set up is virtually self explanitory with any knowledge of tent construction. One added product that anyone should consider is an addition of a water resistant ground cover for rain and morning dew consideration. Overall another great product from MHW.


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The madmen of Scotland-based Plug In Adventures, along with RML Group, have created a monster. It's a formidable off-roader called the Nissan Leaf AT-EV (all-terrain electric vehicle) and it will be the first EV to do battle in the Mongol Rally this summer.
Plug In Adventures is a group of EV enthusiasts who like to do weird stuff with electric cars. They've teamed up with RML Group, a high-performance automotive engineering firm, to modify this Leaf into something Nissan probably never intended. Modifications for rally prep include Maxsport RB3 rally tires, braided brake lines, skid plates of sorts, a roof rack with a light bar, and mudflaps despite having fake mud graphics behind the wheels.
On the inside, they removed the back seat which helped the car shed about seventy pounds and added a fire extinguisher and a first-aid kit. The only modification made to the front seat is rubber floor mats.
So, how do they plan on going 10,000 miles in a car with a 155-mile range? Getting through Europe won't be a problem thanks to their expansive EV charging network. This Leaf is also able to accept a 240v Commando plug which is a somewhat universal electrical connection. In remote areas with no dedicated EV charging stations, they'll be able to plug into just about any socket they can find. This adventure is intended to be a tour of evangelizing the benefits and versatility of electric cars. They're not exactly going for a record-breaking time in the rally.
Nissan UK has made a demo video showing off what the Leaf AT-EV can do. It should be able to silence any naysayers of the little EV's potential off-road when properly modified. Granted, it's not quite rock crawling in Moab, but it's still pretty impressive. See for yourself what this beast can do.


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As American Sits In Moscow Jail, Russia Claims U.S. Has Detained Among Its Citizens
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Enlarge this imageEx-U.S. Marine Paul Whelan is becoming held in Moscow's Lefortovo prison on accusations of espionage because of the Ru sian government.Sergey Ponomarev/APhide captiontoggle captionSergey Ponomarev/APEx-U.S. Marine Paul Whelan is becoming held in Moscow's Lefortovo jail on accusations of espionage through the Ru sian federal government.Sergey Ponomarev/APPaul Whelan, the former U.S. Maritime arrested on suspicion of spying by Ru sia, continues being held in a Moscow prison. Meanwhile, Ru sia announced on Saturday which the U.S. is holding a Ru sian countrywide, but a prime Ru sian formal promptly dismi sed any discu s of the detainee trade. Dmitry Makarenko was arrested on Dec. 29 within the Northern Mariana Islands, a U.S. territory and https://www.mavericksedges.com/Jason-Kidd-Jersey has due to the fact been transferred to Florida. Makarenko was indicted in June 2017 on fees of cash laundering and trying to export night-vision equipment and components for producing ammunition to Ru sia without the need of a license, as outlined by court paperwork. The crimes have been allegedly committed in 2013. Final January, he was outlined as being a fugitive by a U.S. District Court choose in Florida. National A number of Emba sies Functioning That can help Paul Whelan, Accused Of Spying In Ru sia The Ru sian federal government states the U.S. inappropriately delayed notifying Ru sian officials about Makarenko's arrest. NPR's requests for remark on the Department of Justice and Makarenko's lawyer weren't right away returned on Saturday. "We regret that American https://www.mavericksedges.com/Deandre-Jordan-Jersey legislation enforcement proceeds to hunt for Ru sian citizens," mentioned Ru sian Deputy International Minister Sergei Ryabkov, in keeping with the state-run TASS news company. Ryabkov also warned Ru sians to "weigh the results of touring overseas." Previously this week, Whelan's Ru sian law firm advised ABC News that he thinks there exists a chance his customer will likely be exchanged for any Ru sian in U.S. custody. That a sertion has fueled speculation about no matter whether Ru sian President Vladimir Putin would try to trade Whelan for Ru sian citizen Maria Butina, who pleaded responsible in December to conspiracy to act as a clandestine foreign agent. Ryabkov rebuffed people solutions on Saturday. "As towards the probability of exchanges of one kind of yet another, it can be unachievable and incorrect to contemplate the concern now," Ryabkov explained, including that Whelan hasn't yet confronted official rates, according to the Interfax news company. Whelan's lawyer, Vladimir Zherebenkov, has previously said he was charged on Dec. 28, when he was arrested.Europe The situation Of Paul Whelan Draws Parallels To U.S. Journalist's 1986 Arrest In Moscow The Ru sian announcement will come as Britain's overseas minister, Jeremy Hunt, warned Moscow never to make an effort to use Whelan that's a citizen of england, the U.S., Canada and Eire for political needs."Individuals must not be utilized as pawns of diplomatic leverage," Hunt claimed Friday.American officers have joined other diplomats in endeavoring to a sistance Whelan. As NPR reported previously this 7 days:The U.S. amba sador to Ru sia, previous Utah Gov.Jon Huntsman, frequented Whelan on Wednesday at Moscow's Lefortovo prison, a State Division official told NPR. The amba sador expre sed guidance for Whelan and presented the emba sy's guidance. Huntsman also spoke with Whelan's loved ones by mobile phone. "We've built distinct on the Ru sians our expectation that we are going to learn more regarding the charges," U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Wednesday, introducing that "if the detention is not acceptable, we're going to demand his instant return." It was not until finally days right after Whelan's arrest the FSB publicly acknowledged he was inside the agency's custody, declaring in abrief https://www.mavericksedges.com/Luka-Doncic-Jersey statementthat Whelan was arrested [on Dec. 28] during a "spy mi sion" and that he is the subject of the investigation."David Whelan has mentioned his brother was in Moscow for your marriage and has been outspoken about what he suggests are fake Ru sian accusations."Paul is a kind and considerate brother, son and uncle, along with a generous and constant good friend," David Whelan wrote inside the Washington Write-up on Friday. "He is a lot of items to numerous persons, but he's not a spy."
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"I come to the garden alone while the dew is still on the roses...and he walks with me and he talks with me..."
The song echoed in my heart again as we drove up to our house and saw the freshly washed lawn and flowerbeds after we came home from a memorial service where we had heard that familiar hymn again. This time it was young woman in her 47th year. Last week it was a Godly woman of 99 ½ years of age. Life takes on new meaning as we are faced with its brevity. As I walked toward the front door, the little purple-hued violas and pansies smiled up and me. The fuchsia-pink roses peeped from between the lush hostas nodding their heads in welcome. I wondered, "Is there a better place to feel God's presence and hear his voice than in a flower-garden?"
As I looked at each bloom I realized how much they have to tell us. Look closely. The details of each petal and the difference of each kind whisper to us how God values each and every one—the similarities but especially the differences. The colours display a vast range of personalities—sunny, bright oranges, yellows and reds. Luxuriant, deep reds, purples and blues add their richness. But a combination of colours brings out the best of both. I have a painted daisy&mdsash;the deep purple of which I love, but I could barely see it from the house until I planted a white petunia behind it. Now it stands out in an impressive show of its splendor.
The natural inclinations of each plant demonstrate the usefulness of differing gifts. Some, like Clematis, climb. We have one that has outgrown the trellis, has gone beyond the wooden fence and overtaken a small Rose of Sharon. It seems determine to put on the best show possible. Some, like those little violas just keep on spreading. They were planted as a neat border, but have gradually filled in any empty spot. But they look so happy I left them and they cheer even passersby. Some flowers stand straight and tall and some are content to be contained in a small clump, showing off their strength and beauty in that way. Some bloom all summer long and others are valued all the more because their blooms last only a short time, but their beauty and fragrance linger long in our memory.
It struck me that a well arranged garden capitalizes on the differences. The right combinations and great variety of colour looks better than all one colour or hue. You need them all from the tall ones at the back to the very short at the front. The longer-lived ones provide continuity as the shorter-lived ones burst into colour in turn and then fade to let something else have the stage.
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SEVENTH STORY
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1. Perfect Place (4:04)
2. Parallels (20:01)
3. Desert Circle (16:13)
4. Bell Of The Earth (3:16)
5. Taken (18:09)
6. Influence Of Time (11:50)
7. Perfect Love (4:40)
- Vitaly Popeloff / guitar, vocals
- Albert Khalmurzayev / keyboards, acoustic guitar, backing vocals
- Igor Elizov / grand piano, keyboards, backing vocals
- Surat Kasimov / bass
- Ali Izmailov / drums, percussion
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Review by poslednijat_colobar
Ambitious album without precise accomplishment
It's the second studio album by uzbekistani jazz rock fusion band Fromuz - Seventh Story. With Seventh Story begins a new period for the band and I would call it transition. In my opinion it's a negative transition. The album contains vocals (made by guitarist Vitaly Popeloff) and much more jazz moments, than Overlook. It contains a lot of ambitious, dynamic and intensive parts, but despite vocals, I think it's a step backward for the band, because of the presence of monotonous moments and themes as awell as unpleasing vocals (they looks like the vocals by other slav - Mariusz Duda from Riverside), I would rate this album less than Overlook. Moreover, the album is not as catchy and balanced as the debut! Seventh Story is a transition for the band not only in terms of sound, but in terms of line-up changes. There are a few line-up changes, which are crucial for the album. Probably the musicians haven't good teamwork together, yet! And yet nice attempt for the band, deserving attention! 3+ stars!
Posted Tuesday, February 9, 2010 | Review this album | Report (Review #265040)
Review by Windhawk
A long and elaborate conceptual piece is what we're served by Uzbekistan's Fromuz on this 2010 effort. And disregarding the opening and ending pieces, which first and foremost are conceptual theatrical pieces that I personally think falls somewhat flat, it is a fine effort for those who enjoy mostly instrumental progressive rock of epic length and with many stylistic variations.
The first of the epics, Parallels, kicks of with a theme that should sound familiar to anyone who have come across Canadian band Rush and their instrumental tour de force YYZ, and while the track twists and turns in several other directions in it's 20 minute span this theme is the constant factor there, and is also repeated later on this disc. The following Desert Circle is initially a dreamier affair, soon entering jazz and fusion territories followed by a brief excursion into hair metal territories before ending as it started.
The next three efforts - the brief atmospheric piece Bell of the Earth and the following epics Taken and Influence Of Time - are truly masterful efforts. All of them different, and both epics going from one stylistic expression and mood to the next with splendid ease. Intriguing atmospheres and fascinating themes of a darker, almost prog metal tinged variety and lighter, jazz-tinged smooth passages are perfectly intertwined here alongside symphonic sequences and some select passages featuring quirkier, more challenging efforts as well.
Seventh Story comes across as the most accomplished production by this band so far, but the conceptual theatrical pieces used to tie it all together is a bit of a let-down in my opinion. Without them, the first and last track in particular, this disc would have been pretty close to being regarded as a masterpiece in my personal opinion.
Posted Tuesday, March 9, 2010 | Review this album | Report (Review #270828)
Review by snobb
Long second studio album of Uzbekistan-based band. There are some line- up changes, and some musical changes as well.
Being still mostly instrumental, some vocals appear in places. Musically it is still same instrumental rock with strong accent on technical side. Very slight Central Asian tunes are included, but deeply under the guitars rock skin.
With this album I have same problem with all this band's works: being very competent technically, their music are in fact endless demonstration of these technical abilities. You will hardly find something inside (something, what is music itself). Cold, emotionless, or even mechanic sound. It doesn't touch your soul.
If on earlier work there were some jazz fusion influences, and it gave some diversity in monotonous sound, there on this album sound is mostly clean of that. Calculated technical progressive rock.In places, where some jazzy guitar work is added, sound is flat and colourless. Even some world fusion elements can't inject life in very formal musicianship.
Vocals are controversial, and you will hardly remember even a small moment of all long album after you will finish listening.
Respecting musicians technical level and quite good recordings quality ,I can valuate this album as 2,5 . But hardly can recommend it to any listener.
Too long and too boring. Letter without message.
P.S. Nice front-cover and terrible inlay design!
Posted Thursday, March 18, 2010 | Review this album | Report (Review #272848)
Review by LiquidEternity
It's finally time to sit down and write this review. Whee.
First thing, I have to note that I really love Overlook, their previous album, and find that to be one of the stronger all-instrumental albums this side of fusion. And while Seventh Story carries many great traits from that release, it also carries over (and amplifies on occasion) some of the trouble that Overlook had. Nevertheless, there is a lot of good music here, and some new twists to the Fromuz sound that really boost the quality of this release. There is quite a strain of Liquid Tension Experiment throughout this album, but for the most part Fromuz have developed their own sound.
The first and final tracks are quiet balladry of sorts, though much of both songs are ambiance and using spoken word to create a distorted, bizarre entrance into the music. And it works well the first time, though by the last song, after a full-and-then-some-length album, I find myself wishing they'd just get to the musical conclusion rather than build ambiance after an hour and a quarter. Nevertheless, the most interesting part of these two tracks are the addition of vocals. They appear in other tracks as well, and I find them very pleasant, refreshing even. The second track, Parallels, is long and meandering. There are many wonderful moments appearing in this piece, but it does not stand very well as a single song. At points the music is subtle, pushing forward calmly yet full of layers. When it is not full of layers, that is usually when the tempo is kicking in and the LTE-brand metal riffs are in full force.
Several minutes of heavily-accented English dialog and poetry lead us to Desert Circle. Desert Circle is at times the highlight of this new release and at others a perfect example of its issues. There are some really well-executed ideas in here. Some great performance. And some absolutely terrible transitions, which were a problem with Fromuz before and are clearly not fixed yet. Every song on this album (except Bell of the Earth) struggles with this somewhat, but Desert Circle is downright crippled by it several times. Despite this, however, this not a failed track at all. It doesn't make much of a unified song, but the brief section in the middle heavy on acoustic guitars and percussion almost makes up for all of that. And next, Bell of the Earth is a gentle orchestral reprise of the recurring theme off Overlook. There is a strong resemblance to Watermelon in Easter Hay or some other Zappa song, though I can't place which. Orchestral, beautiful, reminiscent of Zappa? That's a good combo in my book.
Taken, like Desert Circle, begins with dialog, though this time it's much more natural and interesting (though, I would have to say, this album would be far, far stronger if the snippets of conversation were in Uzbek or Russian rather than English). Unlike Desert Circle and Parallels, Taken is perhaps the only lengthy piece on the album that holds together as a unified piece. The guitar work is fantastic, and the mix on the creative heavy riffing in the center of the track is once more Fromuz gold. And over this high energy riffing and keyboard sounds, Fromuz put forth a fantastic array of trading solos, perhaps their best and most exciting solo moments to date. If you are finding yourself bored by this point, make sure to give Taken a full try, as it is the strongest track here (again, possibly excluding Bell of the Earth, which is a much more restrained piece). Influence of Time is quite similar to Parallels, though an interesting piece of prog metal. The early stages of the song feature a lot of funky horns and some very prominent and promising bass work. Though perhaps a little patchwork, it is nevertheless a solid final full song for Seventh Story.
All in all, a solid effort, but with a few downfalls. Get rid of the English, tie the songs together a bit better rather than having each of them be quite as meandering and nonunified, and perhaps include more vocals, and Fromuz could very well produce another five star album. This comes recommended, but I would propose you start with Overlook first.
Review by Marty McFly
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Actually, I'm not sure why people hate this album. Because this band is some kind of miracle, pure Prog from barren Uzbekistan lands. However, this is not Jazz anymore, it's more like Symphonic Prog. Long album, very long with some parts that I call "static radio chatter" (studio talking, backstage fun) which is not interesting at all, even it gives this album unexpected twist.
For example this little (actually huge, 20 minutes toddler) Parallels is long, continuing, full of soloing and impression giving track has. This distinct Fromuz style (you will know it when melody suddenly is interrupted and this "change" comes).
This track is the main pinnacle, the best track if you wish. The rest is quite debatable, but certain atmospheric elements are there. Some jazzy jaming in Desert Circle
I wish I would be recommended to listen this album earlier, I was quite awed by a lot of flak this album got, but it turned out to be good shot for me.
If this record is something, it is uneven, unbalanced, full of ideas, some of them came through and some remained stuck on half-way there. But this album is interesting for me and most of material here is enjoyable.
4(+), from me. Opinion will vary here a lot I suppose.
Posted Wednesday, June 23, 2010 | Review this album | Report (Review #287998)
Review by TheGazzardian
From.uz's 2010 release, Seventh Story, is a long and difficult but ultimately rewarding album. It is nearly all instrumental, with the electic guitar clearly being the lead instrument. There are very few vocals (the most notable of which take place in the tracks "Parallels" and "Taken"). It also features many non-musical segments that seem like overheard snippets of conversation, all centering around poetry written by the characters (including, at the beginning of Desert Circle and in Perfect Love, a guy who is very difficult for me to understand). The album is seven tracks but they all transition into each other, often using the aforementioned conversation snippets as a tool to do so.
As mentioned, this album is long, and three of the songs surpass the fifteen minute mark. Of these tracks, I find Parallels to be the strongest - partially because of the vocals (they are sung with real convincing emotion that really appeals to me). Taken has a completely different approach to its vocals, using computer-distorted voices in a way that reminds me of a band that I'm sure Fromuz (and you, the reader) have not likely heard of - Swimfail, a band that was the brainchild of a friend of mine.
The strength of this album, to me, is that it never really gets boring. Although it is guitar lead for the most part, it has a lot of varying guitar sounds - including a spanish-sounding bit near the end of Desert Circle with some enthusiastic "Hey Hey!"s interspersed for good measure. Overall, this album has enough variety and interesting moments to keep one happy over many listens, and not bore them before it ends.
Posted Monday, October 4, 2010 | Review this album | Report (Review #301917)
A strongly recommended band if you trust me.
First of all, this is not an easy album. It's lengthy and requires some attention, too, but please don't be misleaded by the psychedelic opener. "Perfect Place" starts with screams and noises like a Ron Geesin's track then after a couple of minutes it becomes an acoustic ballad reminding to Porcupine Tree.
Well, this is not what you'll find in the rest of the album. A 20 minutes piece "Parallels" starts over the fading notes of the previous track with a compulsive drumming with an unusual signature backed by a dark keyboard sound, then guitar and bass add a touch of metal, maybe. A very eclectic and maybe experimental opening. I think to King Crimson for the mood. Anyway this is an epic with several different moments. It turns into symphonic, it has more rock moments and has also a lot of jazz inside. Not easy to be classified in a single genre. The section around minute 11 which is followed by vocals is dark and slow but powerful at the same time, then it returns to where it started. it's a great track good for a large range of tastes.
The following track is opened by a dull dialog with keyboards in the background. Very floydian in the sense of DSOTM or The Wall, but it's just how it starts. After a bit more than one minute, when the voices quit and the guitar starts an impressive solo on a minor organ chord, this is not Shine On You Crazy Diamond. The guitar is powerful and bluesy at the same time. "Desert Circle" is another long track of about 14 minutes in length and respect to the previous epic is not dark. It's symphonic instead. The slow regular tempo makes it slide pleasantly while the guitar is sustained by some electronics. At minute 6 it drastically changes to acoustic blues-rock, so that when bass and drums enter the scene turning into jazz is quite easy. Good jazz/fusion very well played. As I have written in my previous reviews of this band, fusion is the genre in which they are excellent. In less than 10 minutes we moved from Pink Floyd to Tommy Flanagan...and it's not finished here. There's room for a drum's solo with spacey noises which lead to a Spanish guitar. Then back to the main theme. Then a light metal part with a guitar reminding to Eddie Van Halen with dark interludes on an easy melody. The good is that the passages between sections are well arranged, but giving an identity to this track is not an easy job.
A short track now. "Bell of the Earth" is opened by bells which play a very melodic "untuned" tune with piano and keyboards. Vangelis would surely like this track.
Another long track: the over 18 minutes of "Taken" open in a restaurant, probably. A man and a woman speak and laugh over a piano melody. When they finally quit speaking what remains is a good piano solo. Two minutes of neo-prog interrupted by a deadly bell. What comes after is nothing but progressive rock. Uptime, heavy, fast, with unusual progression of chords but without losing harmony. As it happens in the best jazz let's say. This is probably the reason why this band is struggling in finding fans. They maybe put too much in their composition. This is not a band thing usually, and is not bad also here, but you have to be open-minded enough to appreciate them all. The symphonic section around minutes 7 to 9 is excellent, then the piano is left alone again to reprise what is now clearly the main theme. The bells are now "harmonics", no longer deadly. When the piano stopos, surprise! An heavy metal section that reminds me the Tuatha De Danann in their less celtic moments with the addition of a Wakemanish keyboard. and we are only at 2/3 of the total time... We can also hear a guitar playing in 32th for a while and alternate with keyboard. It rocks! Melodic singing at minute 14. You can spot a good bass work behind. A mention to the distorted voice. It's the first time that I hear a voice distortion outside of Senmuth's discography, but I really prefer the use of it made by FromUz. In the coda there's room for another uptime moment.
An average long track (11 minutes) starts with water sounds and morse signals, but what comes later is pure jazz. Great fusion here. The kind of things that caused FromUz to be put into the JR/F section on PA. My favourite track in this album.Fusion can't be described. Just listen and enjoy. Of source also this track has changes, but it never goes too far from fusion, even in the most symphonic moments in the central part of the song when the guitar cries long notes.
Spacey sounds for the closer. "Perfect love" takes a while to start, then the melody that's the main theme of the whole album is represented in a "looped" form, like it was played backwards on a tape. I don't hear satanic messages, even if some strange voices in the background could make some legends start. They seem to be the same voices of the restaurant...then a phone like often in Pink Floyd or in Marillion's Chelsea Monday. The album closes as it started, as there was a concept behind.I didn't catch it. I didn't take too much care to the lyrics, but this coming and going of spare parts gives me the impression of a concept album. A gong and it's done.
A complex but highly enjoyable album which contains too much elements, maybe and this makes it not easy to be followed, but let it grow inside you and you won't be unsatisfied.
Posted Tuesday, April 26, 2011 | Review this album | Report (Review #439336)
This is a five piece band from Uzbekistan, between 2008 and 2013 FROM.UZ released 4 studio-albums and one live CD/DVD entitled Audio Diplomacy (2007). This review is about their second effort entitled Seventh Story from 2010, two years after their highly acclaimed debut album Overlook (2008). ... (read more)
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The size does not always matter. This is the second album from this Uzbek supergroup. A band listed as Eclectic prog because there is no label that really fits the music Fromuz has come up with here. Seventh Story is an album. An album that reminds me about some of my old "this is what I did ... (read more)
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The Main Gate - Lahore Fort, 1936. Creator: Unknown
The Main Gate - Lahore Fort, 1936. Lahore Fort in Lahore, (formerly in India, now in Pakistan), was built in the 1560s by the Mughal Emperor Akbar the Great. The pavilion, which stands in the garden known as the Hazuri Bagh, was built in 1818 by the Sikh Maharaja Ranjit Singh... Read more
The Main Gate - Lahore Fort, 1936. Lahore Fort in Lahore, (formerly in India, now in Pakistan), was built in the 1560s by the Mughal Emperor Akbar the Great. The pavilion, which stands in the garden known as the Hazuri Bagh, was built in 1818 by the Sikh Maharaja Ranjit Singh. The upper of the two storeys of the structure was destroyed by a lightning strike in 1932. From " The Civil and Military Gazette" Annual, 1936. [India, 1936]
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