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Government Gazette of the State of New South Wales (Sydney, NSW : 1901 - 2001)
Fri 19 Sep 1924 [Issue No.121]
NOTICE APPOINTING TRUSTEES UNDER THE PUBLIC PARKS ACT, 1912.
Fri 19 Sep 1924 - Government Gazette of the State of New South Wales (Sydney, NSW : 1901 - 2001)
Page 4429 - NOTICE APPOINTING TRUSTEES UNDER THE PUBLIC PARKS ACT, 1912.
NOTICE APPOINTING TRUSTEES UNDER THE
PUBLIC PARKS ACT, 1912.
IN accordance with the provisions of the Public
Parks, Act, 1912, I, Sir Dudley Rawson Strat
ford de Chair, Admiral in the Royal Navy, Knight
Commander of the Most Honourable Order of the
Jiatli, Member of the Royal Victorian Order, the
Governor of the State of New South Wales and its
Dependencies^ in the Commonwealth of Australia,
with the advice of the Executive Council of the said
State, by this notice appoint Messrs. George Ouvrier
and Albert Patrick Henry (in lieu of Messrs. J. J.
Jierlihy and J. Roche, deceased), as trustees of
Erskineville Park, Erskineville.
[Misc. 1924-9,440]
Sigaed and sealed at Sydney, this seventeenth day
of September, 1924.
( (l.s.) W. P. CULLEN, ,
By Deputation from His Excellency the Governor.
By His Excellency's Command,
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands.
[1481] GOD SAVE THE ICING!
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In what will be a huge day for the world of modern art, the new Tate Modern is set to be unveiled June 17. Designed by Swiss duo Herzog & de Meuron, the Switch House extension to the original Bankside structure will provide sixty percent more exhbition space and allow for a complete rehang of the permanent collection. Featuring a viewing level, restaurant, members' room and three new floors or galleries, the addition represents the next phase for this vaunted institution, and is sure to be a force of innovation in the state of contemporary art.


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Marshall King to be appointed as Chief Executive
RFIB Holdings Limited ("RFIB or the Group"), the international Lloyd's insurance and reinsurance broker, announced in December 2008, that Patrick Holcroft wished to step down from the role of CEO once a successor had been identified and was in post. Today, RFIB announces the appointment of Marshall King as Chief Executive Officer, with effect from 7th September 2009, subject to Regulatory Approval.
Marshall King gained a First Class Honours degree from Dublin University and an MBA from INSEAD. His early career spanned management consulting (Bain and Company) and business information (Dun and Bradstreet). More recently, he was founder and CEO of Improveline, a private equity backed insurance claims management business. It was acquired in 2005 by Homeserve plc, a FTSE 250 company, where Marshall occupied a number of senior management roles. He also represented Ireland at sailing in the Olympic Games in Atlanta in 1996.
Lord Hodgson of Astley Abbotts, Chairman of RFIB, commented: "RFIB has made significant progress over recent years and Marshall's appointment is the next stage in the Group's development. We have an excellent operational team at RFIB and I am confident that Marshall's strong track record of business development combined with his leadership skills will reinforce our existing strong base."
"At the same time, it is excellent news that Patrick, whose commitment over the past eighteen years has helped transform RFIB into a leading Lloyd's broker, has agreed to remain on the Board as Deputy Chairman."
Patrick Holcroft, RFIB Group Chief Executive Officer, commented: "Marshall has emerged as the outstanding candidate for the role, following an exhaustive national and international search. He brings with him a wealth of business development management and insurance experience and we are delighted to welcome him to the team. From a personal perspective, it has been a privilege to have led RFIB from modest beginnings to its current size and shape and to hand it over in good order, with excellent prospects. I am sure it will go from strength to strength under Marshall's leadership."
Marshall King commented: "I am excited by the challenge of being part of a vibrant company and am looking forward to taking the Group through the next stage of its evolution. It is my intention to build on RFIB's successful business strategy continuing to attract talented teams and individuals as part of our future growth story."
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The PSVM project subsea layout. Images from BP.
BP's Field of the Future program has been put into action on the PSVM development offshore Angola. Elaine Maslin reports.
BP's deepwater PVSM project offshore Angola is an example of intelligent energy in action, said BP region president, Angola, Martyn Morris.
The project, standing for the Plutão, Saturno, Vénus, and Marte fields, came on stream last year, about 400km north west of Luanda in 2000m water depth. The subsea infrastructure is one of the largest layouts in the industry in deep water, at 38km x 18km-wide and comprising 77,000-tonne of seafloor hardware. At least 40 production, gas and water injection wells will eventually be connected to the FPSO through 15 subsea manifolds and associated subsea equipment.
When BP was working on the development, it decided to make an example of it, using new technology where it could, drawing on BP Field of the Future pro- gram, launched in 2001, Morris said. BP describes Field of the Future as harness- ing the opportunities created by the latest digital techniques to deliver benefits in operating efficiency and recovery.
The program itself is underpinned by the linking of BP's operations in Angola to 35 Advanced Collaborative Environments (ACEs) worldwide, accessing real-time data about its reservoirs and operations. Currently the data comes from offshore, through satellite links, although BP is looking towards a fiber optic solution.
"As part of the Field of the Future pro- gram, we put all the bells and whistles into the PSVM facility," Morris told the SPE Intelligent Energy Conference in Utrecht in April. "We decided to put in as much of this technology as we could. It is about putting in equipment to calculate real-time data. We talk about the field of the future, but this is the field of the future, today."
BP's PSVM FPSO. Image from BP.
A key concept on the field has been enabling information from technologies used to be connected back to offices in Luanda, where it is then fed into an the ACE, which links the onshore team, offshore team, and any other offices required, such as Houston or Sunbury (UK), into the working environment. By doing so, BP can draw on its global experts to manage anything from drilling to subsea sand detection, and flow control.
Feeding into the ACE is information from an array of technologies. Remotely operated vehicles are used to fly along flowlines, collect subsea samples, and position subsea acoustic monitors, to monitor wells.
"Every single well we have has a multiphase flow meter," Morris said. "This helps calibrate the integrated surveil- lance information system, which allows us to calibrate and check all the dynamic data we are bringing in."
Downhole flow control is used for water injection management, and tracers are used on most water injection wells and three gas injection wells. Subsea sand detectors for integrity management and an integrated subsurface information system has been deployed with alerts, rate and phase, well test, and ARPE modules. A subsea acoustic monitoring system was used to carry out interference testing.
4D seismic will also be deployed on PVSM. BP will carry out its first time lapse survey in 2014, 18 months after production started in December 2012. Using specialist vessels, it will shoot new surveys every 18-months to two years
and use its own proprietary software to analyze the data. Data collected will be combined with production logging tools to track water movement through the reservoir, and to see where oil remains. This will help increase recovery 16-18% by identifying opportunities and drilling new wells, Morris said.
Slugging
One of the biggest risks on PSVM was during start up, specifically around slugging. A slug controller was developed, which provided significant benefit on start-up for the Saturno field, which sits some 15km from the Plutonio, at the center of the development.
The slug controller's role was to stop production oil and gas backing on itself in the 12in. riser, which travels up through the 2000m water depth. A riser with oil and gas can get unstable. The slug controller uses algorithms, based on pressure, temperature, and flow data, to work out the volume of oil, based on weight, in the riser, and actuates the inlet valve (riser top control valve) accordingly, so there are not huge variations in inlet pressure.
"If you have a slug coming up the riser, it is important you do not let the fluid in too quickly," Morris said. "It can cause vibration at the bottom of the riser and huge fluctuations in pressure and you can end up tripping the plant on high pressure trips."
The technology was developed with Cranfield University in the UK before being trialed on the Valhal field, off Norway.
"Without this we would not have been able to start up the Saturno field, due to the distance of the field from the FPSO and the depth and topography of the seabed," Morris said.
Start of a digital era
During field startup at the end of 2012, using the ACE, staff from Sunbury, Houston, Angola, and the offshore team were brought together 24-hours/d for the first week, bringing in experts who would not have been able to be on location and would still be available to other teams. Production ramped up to 75,000boe/d without much problem, Morris said.
"The digital oilfield is here," he said. "Real-time data is available, and there is lots of it. The trick is knowing what to analyze, what to use, and when to take action."
"There is some more work to be done," he told OE. "My feeling is that the next step-change will be having machines doing basic analysis, advising you where issues are potentially arising or have arisen, then you take action. The more instrumentation you have, the more maintenance it requires, and it can break and go wrong, and, if you are not looking, you might miss something. We have to help ourselves get smarter; it's business transformation. You have to have your organization working in a way that you can use the data and that requires leadership—the executive team, the COO—to be enlightened by the technical team."
Nineteen discoveries in Block 31 have been announced to date. Future development is expected to be comprised of multiple hubs similar to the first development (PSVM). The second development for the southeast area of Block 31 is in the planning phase.


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American gets back Nazi-looted art
AP 20 March 2013
Tom Selldorff, 84, given back piece of his late grandfather's memory as France returns six of his stolen family masterpiece
Tom Selldorff was six when he saw his grandfather's prized art collection for the last time in 1930s Vienna, before it fell into Nazi hands.
Now, he's 84 years old – and in a ceremony in Paris on Tuesday, the American was finally given back a piece of his late grandfather's memory: France has returned six of his stolen family masterpieces.
The restitution of the works – including paintings by Alessandro Longhi and Sebastiano Ricci – is part of France's ongoing effort to return hundreds of looted artworks that Jewish owners lost during the war that still hang in the Louvre and other museums. The move ends years of struggle for Selldorff, whose claims were validated by the French government last year after years of researching the fates of the works.
"I'm extremely grateful and very moved," said Selldorff, who flew in from Boston for the event at France's Culture Ministry where the oil paintings were on temporary display. "These paintings were in this fog of war. The restitution... was not easy. It took a long time."
Selldorff with France's Culture Minister Aurelie Filippetti (Photo: AFP)
The artworks were stolen or sold under duress up to seven decades ago as Jewish industrialist and art collector Richard Neumann – and his family – fled Nazi-occupied Europe. It is not clear exactly to whom Neumann sold them, and the route they took to show up in French museums is unclear. They found places at the Louvre, the Museum of Modern Art of Saint-Etienne, the Agen Fine Arts Museum and the Tours Fine Art Museum.
"After losing most of his family assets and a good part of his collection to the Nazis in Austria in 1938, he came to Paris for several years and then had to flee again, this time with my grandmother at one point on foot over the Pyrenees, to Spain and then eventually to Cuba," he said.
'Love of art makes us human'
The paintings, meanwhile, stayed behind – all six destined for display in the art gallery Adolf Hitler wanted to build in his hometown of Linz, Austria, according to a catalog for the planned museum.
"I only wish my grandfather was here to be able to be a part of all this, but I am sure he is watching from somewhere upstairs, so that's fine," Selldorff said.
At the end of the war, with Hitler dead and European cities rebuilding, artworks were left "unclaimed" and many thousands that were thought to have been French-owned found their ways into the country's top museums. Many of the 100,000 possessions looted, stolen or appropriated between 1940 and 1944 in France have been returned to Jewish families, but France says that some 2,000 artworks still lie in state institutions.
With a twinkle in his eye and a youthful smile, Selldorff remembers wandering around his grandfather's collection.
"I remember the house (in Vienna) very well, I remember the existence of these dark rooms with these paintings hanging," he said, recalling that his grandfather Neumann also opened up the collection to the Austrian public.
"I too hope that some of the art will go on loan to museums and exhibited so that other people besides our family can appreciate them," he said.
Selldorff says he's spoken to some US museums about the possibility of showing the art to the American public.
Overall, he says it's about being able to pass to his three children and five grandchildren a piece of his grandfather's stolen history.
"His love of art is what I want to pass on," he said. "It's what makes us human."
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Chapter 1: Matter in our Surroundings
Matter is Made of Tiny Particles
Why Solids, Liquids and Gases Have Different Properties
Classification of Matter
Brownian Motion and Diffusion
Changing States of Matter
Effects of Relative Humidity and Wind Speed
How Does Evaporation Cause Cooling?
Effect of Change of Temperature
What is a Melting Point?
What is Vaporization?
Effects of Change of Pressure
Difference between Rigidity and Fluidity of Matter
Prove That Liquids have No fixed Shape but have a Fixed Volume
Diffusion in Solids, Liquids, and Gases
What is the Unit of Temperature?
What is the Relationship Between Celsius and Kelvin Scale of Temperature?
Liquification of Gases
How to demonstrate the Presence of Water Vapour in Air?
What is Plasma and Bose-Einstein Condensate?
Chapter 2: Is Matter Around Us Pure?
What is a Solution?
Saturated and Unsaturated Solutions
Concentration of a Solution
Colloids
How will you distinguish a Colloid from a Solution?
Classification of Colloids
Tyndall Effect
Separation of Mixtures
How to separate a Mixture of Two Solids?
Separation by a suitable solvent
Separation of Mixtures using Sublimation and Magnets
How to Separate a Mixture of a Solid and a Liquid?
Separation by Centrifugation
How to Separate Cream from milk?
Difference Between Compound and Mixture
Factors affecting Solubility
Separation by Evaporation
Separation by Distillation
Separation of Mixtures of Two or More Liquids
Separation by Fractional Distillation
Pure and Impure Substances
What is an Element?
Metals, Non-Metals and Metalloids
Properties of Metals and Non-Metals
Chapter 3: Atoms and Molecules
Laws of Chemical Combination
Law of Conservation of Mass
Verification of the Law of Conservation of Mass in a Chemical Reaction
Law of Constant Proportions
What is an Atom? Definition, Structure, Parts
How Do Atoms Exist?
Difference between Cations and Anions
What are Ionic Compounds?
What are Monovalent Ions?
What are Divalent Ions?
Trivalent Ions – Cations and Anions
Polyatomic Ions
Formulas of Ionic Compounds
What is a Chemical Formula? Definition, Types, Examples
Chemical Formula of Common Compounds
Problems Based on Mole Concepts
Dalton's Atomic Theory
Drawbacks of Dalton's Atomic Theory
Significance of the Symbol of Elements
Molecules and Compounds
How to Calculate Valency of Radicals?
What is the Significance of the Formula of a Substance?
Gram Atomic and Gram Molecular Mass
Chapter 4: Structure of the Atom
Charged Particles in Matter
Thomson's Atomic Model
Rutherford's Atomic Model
Drawbacks of Rutherford's Atomic Model
Bohr's Model of an Atom
Neutron – Discovery, Definition, Characteristics, Applications
Valence Electrons
Atomic Number and Mass Number
Relation Between Mass Number and Atomic Number
What are Isotopes?
Why do all the Isotopes of an Element have similar Chemical Properties?
Why Isotopes have different Physical Properties?
What is Fractional Atomic Mass?
Radioactive Isotopes – Definition, Properties, Uses
Discovery of Electrons
What is a Proton? Definition, Discovery, Characteristics
Rutherford's Alpha Scattering Experiment
Atomic Nucleus – Definition, Structure, Discovery, Characteristics
How did Neil Bohr explained the Stability of Atom?
Electronic Configuration of Elements
Potassium and Calcium – Atomic Structure, Chemical Properties, Uses
Noble Gas
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Evaporation is the process of the separation of a solid substance that is dissolved in water. The application is based on the fact that solids do not vaporize easily, whereas liquids do. On performing evaporation, the solid substance is left behind as a residue. It is a vaporization technique where the liquid changes into the gaseous phase and residues on the surface.
Evaporation continues until the state of equilibrium is attained. However, in an enclosed space, a liquid will continue to vaporise until air saturation is achieved. In practicality, only a small fraction of the total molecules possess the heat energy that is required to vaporise.
Factors affecting rate of evaporation
Pressure: Less pressure implies a greater rate of evaporation. On exerting less pressure, the molecules keep from evaporating themselves.
Temperature of the substance: On increasing the temperature of the substance, the material heats up and the constituent particles begin moving with greater kinetic energy. This leads to an increase in the rate of evaporation. For example, hot water boils faster than cold water.
Surface of the substance: Since any substance with a larger surface area will contain more surface molecules per unit of volume, it triggers the potential of the particles to escape, thereby increasing the rate of evaporation.
Inter-molecular forces: Stronger inter-molecular forces between the molecules of the water in a liquid state will lead to the application of greater forces to allow the particles to escape away. An indicator of the intermolecular forces is provided by the enthalpy of vaporization.
Flow rate of the atmosphere: The air which is unsaturated with any kind of substances, for instance, fresh air, hovers over the substance, then it will lead to the increase in the concentration of the substance in the air. This increases the rate of evaporation.
Evaporative Equilibrium
On carrying out evaporation in an enclosed space, the molecules turning into vapour tend to accumulate above the surface of the liquid. With an increase in the density and pressure of the liquid, more of these molecules return back to the surface of the liquid. There is also an increase in the frequency of these returning particles.
At Equilibrium:
The rate of evaporation becomes equivalent to the rate of condensation. As soon as the process of escape of the water molecules become equivalent to the return, the escaping vapour is said to be saturated. The system attains a level where the equilibrium state is directly related to the vapour pressure of the substance At this point, the following factors remain constant:
Liquid temperature will occur.
The Clausius–Clapeyron relation conveniently elaborates this relation which lays emphasis on the fact that the rate of evaporation of any liquid holds a relation to the vapour pressure maintained in the enclosed system:
Here, P1 is the vapour pressure associated with time T1 and P2 at T2 respectively.
R is the universal gas constant. ΔHvap is referred to as the enthalpy of vaporisation
Advantages of Separation by Evaporation
Manufacture of concentrators: Beverage producers can create concentrates, for instance, juice concentrators. Dairy producers also use the technique of evaporation to use it to dry lactose into powders
Water containing minerals can be evaporated to extract the metals and minerals which simulates the chemical processes. This can also be used to provide boiler feed.
Seawater can be evaporated to produce drinking water.
It can be used to concentrate solution by evaporating the boiling mixture.
Removal of water from an aqueous solution containing a mixture, for instance, sodium chloride, sodium hydroxide, glycerol, glue and milk
Disadvantages of separation by evaporation
Loss of a substance into the atmosphere – One of the substances is usually lost to the atmosphere by performing evaporation. The vapour has to be recondensed to preserve it.
This process is not suitable for systems where the solids are not soluble in mixtures.
Loss of heat energy on subjecting the system to the evaporation process.
Applications of Evaporation
Separation of common salt from water: A mixture of common salt and water is taken in a petri dish and subjected to constant heating. When the system attains the state of evaporation, the water escapes the surface of the dish while the common salt remains on the dish. The liquid that escapes the surface cannot be recovered back.
Separation of sugar and water: A mixture of sugar and water can be separated by heating the mixture in a china dish. The sugar remains in the container as a residue while the water evaporates upon heating up to the equilibrium point. If the solvent used is alcohol, the sugar remains dissolved in water.
A mixture of sugar water can be subjected to evaporation to make rock candy.
Separation of copper sulphate crystals from copper sulphate solutions: The chemical compound of copper sulphate is soluble in water, such that its crystals dissolve in water to form a copper sulphate solution. When we evaporate the mixture, the water evaporates away and the solid copper sulphate crystals are left behind as a residue.
Separation of a volatile component from a non-volatile one.
Question 1: Illustrate the complete stepwise procedure of separation of sodium from sodium sulphate solution.
1. A dish is filled with water and few drops of dilute sulphuric acid are added.
2. The water is heated. Upon boiling, the sodium sulphate powder is added while continuous stirring.
3. The powder is added till it stops dissolving further in the mixture.
4. The solution is filtered and left for cooling.
5. The sodium crystals will slowly separate out.
Question 2: Can evaporation be used to separate dye from water?
Dye is referred to as the coloured component of the ink. Upon performing evaporation, the coloured part of the ink can be filtered out.
Question 3: Give a daily life example to validate the separation by evaporation.
Nail polish applied on the hand evaporates due to the presence of the liquid solution, acetone in it.
Question 4: Illustrate one major disadvantage of separation by evaporation.
It incurs high usage of resources such as capital and energy. It also puts an overhead on the maintenance costs. Difficulty may occur in carrying out the procedure due to large size of apparatus and enhanced temperatures. Some of the other problems are corrosion, scaling as well as foaming.
Question 5. How to separate water from milk.
By Measuring the density of milk and separate water by evaporation till the desired density is achieved.
Question 6. Evaporation in the dairy industry is a preliminary step to which of the following process?
Dairy industry evaporation is used for concentration duties such as milk, skim milk and whey. It is also used as a preliminary step to drying. Milk products intended for milk powder are normally concentrated from an initial solids content of 9 – 13% to a final concentration of 40 – 50% total solids before the product is pumped to the dryer.
Question 7. Which evaporators can be used when a low degree of concentration is required?
Circulation evaporators can be used when a low degree of concentration is required or when small quantities of product are processed. In yogurt production, for example, evaporation is utilized to concentrate milk 1.1 to 1.25 times, or from 13% to 14.5% or 16.25%solids content respectively. This treatment simultaneously de-aerates the product and rids it off-flavors.
1. Evaporation
2. How Does Evaporation Cause Cooling?
3. Separation of Mixtures
4. Separation of Mixtures using Sublimation and Magnets
5. Separation by Centrifugation
6. Separation by Distillation
7. Separation by Fractional Distillation
8. Separation by a suitable solvent
9. Concentration of Ore - Definition, Methods of Separation, Examples
10. Separation of Mixtures of Two or More Liquids
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The Young Ones by Simon Johansson
Posted on November 01, 2019 - By Simon Johansson
DAD WAKES ME AT three o'clock in the morning as agreed. I'm not sure what's most exciting, to be up watching TV in the middle of the night, or that man is landing on the moon. No matter which, the grainy black-and-white television image of Neil Armstrong in a space suit floating down the ladder has stuck on my retina. While man takes the giant leap, 380 439 kilometres from our living room, I take a small step to expand my very own universe. Early every morning, at dawn, I steal the bicycle belonging to the boy next door. Despite being told off several times, I continue to rise before everyone else, lug the bicycle down the stairs and onto the pavement. The bike is too big and wobbly but I manage a few metres at the time. I sway into flower borders, fall on top of rose bushes, scratch myself bloody, crash into the tarmac and graze myself, again and again. But I don't give up. With the stubbornness of a five-year-old, I lift up the bike and try again.
A few years later, I am visiting relatives. My cousin and I are playing in the loft. After a while I get tired and he gets in a huff. When I'm going down the steep stairs I hear quick, excited steps behind me. A hard push in the back and I fly in the air. I still have a scar by my right eye.
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I'm at middle school and have so far managed to avoid the sadistic P. He's only one year above me but he is already much bigger than the rest of us. He smokes and drives a tuned moped, a Gilera. Long, lanky hair and worn Levis jacket with Black Sabbath and Deep Purple in black Indian ink on the back. It's said that in his gang they burn each other with cigarettes. To toughen. I believe this rumour because I have seen him hit his fists on the sharp brick walls in the school corridors "to harden the knuckles to fight better". He is unpredictable, to say the least, and everyone knows it's best to keep away. Then one day, something happens that absolutely should not happen. P notices me. I press myself into the wall outside the classroom, trying to become invisible among the jackets and PE bags. But it's too late. He picks at my face. "What lovely cheeks you have! Really chubby. Do you think I can lift you by the cheeks and carry you all the way to them?" He nods towards some girls from the parallel class, standing further away. They look with interest in our direction. I note that there are no adults around. Of course. I hope sincerely and cowardly that he'll turn on someone else. P pretends to think. He boxes my shoulder playfully and grins. "The only way to find out is to try". He grabs hold of my cheeks and lifts me up. He carries me along the long corridor, the interminably long corridor, slowly. It hurts horribly. I'm convinced that my cheeks will fall off and that I'll die. At last we arrive and he sets me down. He laughs joyfully at his prank. Flirts jokingly with the girls. I rush into the toilet, lock the door, and sob quietly. Total humiliation. For several years, I see nothing but chubby cheeks in the bathroom mirror. On our way to school we pass a Mobil petrol station where we always beg for stickers. The war headlines on the billboard shout out news about the global oil crisis. In the adjacent field, however, there is no sign of energy shortage. The farmer is driving his tractor as usual. My friends are excited, it's obvious that they're up to something. "Look, he's harvesting his field of condoms", someone says, pointing at the farmer. They giggle and jostle playfully. "Will you get a good crop of condoms this year, Nomis?" They have worked out that Simon becomes Nomis backwards. And it almost rhymes with a certain brand of contraceptive. Gleefully they chant in unison: "Nomis Condomis, Nomis Condomis!" I realise that from now on my name is Nomis Condomis and I have a field where I grow condoms. A condom field. That's quite okay, actually.
We put the bicycles outside the assembly hall at the secondary school. This evening it also doubles as a cinema. We're on Easter holiday and there's a James Bond festival. Inside the auditorium, Goldfinger has already started. The light from a street lamp illuminates the emergency exit. This is a slit in reality and the entrance to another world. It is also the only way in for us who haven't got tickets. We wait patiently until the sound in the salon becomes sufficiently loud. A kick directed at the fuse box in the lamp post and everything goes dark. We have one minute before the light comes on again. I prise open the wooden door with a large screwdriver. We wait and check to see if anyone has noticed anything. But in the audience, all eyes are on Sean Connery. We sneak in between the rows and each of us slips onto a seat. Crouching, and looking nervously around. A few disapproving glances, but no one says anything. We relax, sink back into the seats and soon become engrossed in the film. Just at the most exciting moment, the doors to the auditorium open and a large silhouette towers in the light from the foyer. Someone must have given us away. It is the temperamental and overzealous caretaker with the gammy leg and strong grip who is working tonight. That's bad news. The caretaker, who goes under the name "Clump foot", turns on his torch and shines it among the rows. The figure slowly shuffling down the aisle is terrifying. Closer and closer. We sink into the seats in a futile effort to hide. Everyone knows too well what's in store for poor sods that are caught. Clump foot likes punishing disobedient children. It's just a matter of seconds before the beam finds us. Panic. We drag ourselves through the rows and rush for the emergency exit. Clump foot limps after us and shouts that we need tickets, that he knows who we are, and that we'll have to pay for this. We realise that there may be consequences but strangely enough, at the same time it's somewhat funny. Look at the way he walks! Giggling nervously we escape the heavy fists, push open the emergency exit and stumble through the slit back to reality. We throw ourselves onto the bikes and get away. The feeling of invincibility is like the soft, comfortable pillow I rest my head on later that night when I get into bed. We accomplished the mission. Tonight we're all James Bond.
The phone rings early in the morning, the first day of the summer holiday. Erik has been found. Or rather the receptacle that contains Erik. The police reveal that he did it with a guitar lead in the lonely tree on the headland outside our house. I would probably have seen him if I had happened to look out just then. A guitar and a letter are left in the worn guitar case on the ground. I register that this is where we sometimes go on late summer nights. There, at dawn, in our private airspace, we run around with outspread arms. Rush on the meadow through sheets of morning mist floating like clouds on the ground. Round and round the lonely tree. I spot Erik, he cries jubilantly: "I'm flying!"
Stubbornly I remove rose thorns, pick up the bicycle which isn't mine and try again. The red lacquer is scratched and has lost some of its shine. I'm bleeding and bruised. But it doesn't matter. I'm five years old, man walks on the moon, and I'm determined to learn to ride a bike.
All about Simon Johansson: Simon Johansson is a self-taught freelance photographer and journalist/writer based in Stockholm, Sweden. Member of The Swedish Union of Journalists (SJF). Simon has been working as a freelance photographer since 2000. He takes both editorial and commercial assignments. 2016 he released his first photo book "Across the Bridge" (Journal) about everyday life on the Swedish island Öland. In 2018 his second photo book, "A Familiar Place" (Journal), was released and this time it's about everyday life in Stockholm. In November 2019 his third book "The Young Ones" (Journal) will be released. Simon works in a classic documentary black and white tradition and he rarely takes a photo if it's not a human being in the frame. Simon wants his photos to be timeless, therefore he avoids modern references and time markers.
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By JOYANNA LOVE/Managing Editor – Clanton Advertiser
Jemison Mayor Eddie Reed has been recognized as a top 100 National Award Winner for Outstanding Civic Volunteerism by Civic Plus.
"I am a behind the scenes type person," Reed said. "What I do is a calling from God, and I just thank God for the time that I have served."
He described the job as "not easy, but good."
Reed thanked those who had nominated him.
Civic Plus received nominations from across the country for its Small Town America Civic Volunteer Awards and evaluated them based on service to the community. From those nominations, the company chose its top 11 national winners. Civic Plus provides a number of services to help municipal governments.
City Administrator Shannon Welch announced the award during a recent City Council meeting.
"Mayor Reed, a lot of people don't know, in his first term as mayor wanted more monies for our police department," Welch said. "After going back and forth with the Council, the Council was only willing to give so much money for raises for our police department salaries. This was from 2004-2008, and because he didn't get what he felt like was good enough … he donated 100% of his salary back to the city for the department to get the raises."
Reed ran unopposed in this past election and will serve another four-year term.
Jemison Mayor Eddie Reed has received one of Civic Plus's Small Town America Civic Volunteer Awards. (JOYANNA LOVE/ ADVERTISER)
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By scotty is here LOL, February 4, 2013 in Main Discussion - Norwich City
Not Nigel 0
Clearly there are people who would be happy for him to play for Norwich City. I am one of those who would not.
That is a difference in opinion of course, but those who would be happy for him to play for us should perhaps consider the uproar and discontent that could rip through not only the fanbase but also the squad.
Judging by the number of fans who would be unhappy to welcome him here, we can assume that there would be at least a few players who would be uneasy about this too.
We may as well sign Joey Barton whilst we are at it.
PurpleCanary 709
Would those against signing Mboyo also be against signing McCormick, the ex-Plymouth goalie who drank and drove and killed two young children? Someone who also has served his time and seems to be reformed, and trying to get his life and career back. I respect both points of view on Mboyo but find it difficult to argue against giving McCormick a second chance. And he took two lives. However you look at it, that has to be the greater crime, in the sense that it is the crime with greater consequences.
Just curious as to why my original thread on this subject was ignored?
Anyway, so far as I''m concerned ... I really don''t know what to think. It''s one of those situations where you''d have to have an awful lot of background information to know what to make of him.
It''s easy enough to make a judgement with someone coming from a stable, comparatively affluent background (as I would imagine most of us do), but some people are brought up in ways which must make it hard for them to behave "normally". Child soldiers are a prime example.
I think sometimes we forget how lucky most of us are.
The Walking Man 1
Whilst I am all for rehabilitating offenders back into society, I do not think that a person with a conviction for child rape should be rehabilitated through playing football for a professional football club.
Professional footballers by their very nature are role models looked up to by millions of young people, I for one would feel very uncomfortable seeing somebody with a past like his being a role model for young people.
Secondly, and perhaps more importantly, being a professional footballer brings you into contact with young people. Would you want a convicted child rapist meeting/coaching/signing autographs for your son/daughter/brother/sister? In any other profession he wouldn''t be allowed to get even close to kids.
For the two reasons above, I would be very uncomfortable with Mboyo in a Norwich shirt. Thinking about it i''m uncomfortable with the fact that he''s still a professional footballer.
[quote user="ron obvious"]
I think sometimes we forget how lucky most of us are.[/quote]
I''ve just read up a little about Mboyo, apparently he was in the same youth team at Anderlecht as Vincent Kompany and Anthony Vanden Borre.
I think sometimes we forget how lucky most of us are and the opportunities we get in life.
4th floor 0
If the lad were just at the scene but didn''t actually take part in the commission of the rape or assisted any of the offenders, then would he have been guilty of any offence had the crime taken place in this country?I believe in Belgium there is a duty to rescue law, where you can get done for not coming to the aid of a crime victim or reporting the crime. However in Britain many would shun someone convicted under such a law even though we don''t have one ourselves.
[quote user="JonnyH"]If the lad were just at the scene but didn''t actually take part in the commission of the rape or assisted any of the offenders, then would he have been guilty of any offence had the crime taken place in this country?I believe in Belgium there is a duty to rescue law, where you can get done for not coming to the aid of a crime victim or reporting the crime. However in Britain many would shun someone convicted under such a law even though we don''t have one ourselves.[/quote]
According to this article:
http://services.pinkun.com/forums/pinkun/cs/forums/AddPost.aspx?PostID=2867697&Quote=True
The gang imprisoned the girl for four days, plenty of time to tell the police? And I think it''s telling that despite being 17 he was tried as an adult.
Wrong link obviously!
http://www.gva.be/sport/voetbal/voetbal-binnenland/aid1256935/mboyo-zat-in-cel-voor-verkrachting.aspx
Monty13 51
There is a lot of speculation on this thread and it would actually be interesting to read the full facts of the case.
Peoples attitudes with no real idea of the full facts are also interesting.
Without the full facts of the case its hard to know how to feel, but while I wouldn''t consider myself a true liberal, I do wonder about people who no matter how someone has turned their life around refuse to accept in any way their past crimes.
Prison purely as punishment doesn''t work, while some crimes obviously deserve severe punishment, the attitude of some seems to be that he will always be gang rapist in their eyes as soon as he is smeared by the press with that brush, facts of the case present or not.
At 30 will he still be only a gang rapist in your eyes? 40, 50 60? As a pensioner no matter what he has done with his life will this still be the brush he must be tarred with?
No wonder most people can never leave a criminal lifestyle if they are damned from what is effectively childhood. And yes I know sexual crime is very different but without knowing his actions in the events, who are we to fully condemn him?
[quote user="singupcarrowroad"]Stig he was involved in a gang rape of a 14 year old girl, he didn''t get jailed for having a scrap in a nightclub.
He served four years in jail, and if you think that this is "justice" then shame on you.
"Justice" would be chemical castration and a decade in prison. Should he be permitted to play football again by FIFA and UEFA? Probably, yes.
Should Norwich be one of the clubs giving him that opportunity? Most definitely not.
Not only would I not want his sort associated with our club, I wouldn''t want him living on the streets of Norwich. Perhaps if you had a 13 or 14 year old daughter, or a 13 or 14 year old sister, your opinion would differ.
He has no right to a living as far as I''m concerned, and Norwich fans should not be forced to help fund it.
For arguments sake, I wouldn''t exactly tear up the season ticket if he signed, but I''d be pretty f''in mad and I wouldn''t cheer his goals. Neither do I think that the chants that he would get would do anything at all positive for our team mates.
I thought we were all about team spirit? Do Norwich players want to play with a predatory gang rapist? I would certainly hope not.
I hope that McNally has got the message now, but shame on him and Hughton for considering him a target, as they certainly appear to have done so.
Staying in the Premier League is important, but not at ANY cost. Not at the cost of our integrity and morals. Actually disappointed to hear that we seem to have had serious interest.[/quote]
You and your opinion are fueled by stupid papers for stupid people such as The Sun and The Mail. What an utterely ridiculous thing to come out with. He served the time he was given and the people who judged him saw fit to let him go. So why can''t everybody else see fit to let him move on with his life? Moronic.
Honestly I''m a little disgusted with the way everyone is willing to point the gun at Mboyo. As far as I am concerned he has repented and is trying to making his way in life, as we all deserve to. As far as I am concerned NCFC is a club willing to give opportunities to those willing to take those opportunities and work hard. That would pretty much cover our whole squad and would only be reinforced by this guys addition. In fact I think it would be a truly brilliant decision on the clubs behalf to be the ones to turn his life around and show that he means no wrong. I am not for a second defending what he did, but I AM defending him as a human being looking for another chance at life. As I said, I''m disgusted that all of you are being so quick to deny him a chance at our club. Shame on you.
[quote user="PurpleCanary"]Would those against signing Mboyo also be against signing McCormick, the ex-Plymouth goalie who drank and drove and killed two young children? Someone who also has served his time and seems to be reformed, and trying to get his life and career back. I respect both points of view on Mboyo but find it difficult to argue against giving McCormick a second chance. And he took two lives. However you look at it, that has to be the greater crime, in the sense that it is the crime with greater consequences.[/quote]
Thats an interesting and difficult one PC. For me a lot of it is around intention. Mboyo could have walked away rather than stayed with the gang so he made a choice.
With causing death by driving I think its a really tough call - as you say the most horrific of consequences which drive a media led over-reaction and disproportionate sentence in most cases. The facts are that most deaths from motor vehicles are genuine accidents - few people set out to kill with a car and where its a momentary error of judgement a prison sentence sentence serves little purpose.
For drink driving it is different - I think there are two groups. It is legal to drink and drive in this country. It may be morally unacceptable howver it remains legal. So those marginally (say one drink that affected them more than anticipated due to some drug interaction say) over again while the consequences are horrific is that really intentional? In those circumstances yes I probably would have them as a city player.
Where the person has consumed more than 3 drinks then I lose all sympathy. They know they are breaking the law, what the possible consequences may be, and so a manslaughter charge and equivalent consequence is appropriate. However there is still no intention to kill someone when they get behind the wheel, it is still an accident however sad the consequences so any sentence should be less than those for rape or murder.
For me that intention or decision is key.
[quote user="ZippersLeftFoot"]
Could he? I think it''s a lot more complex than that. If a gang is setting out to ruin a child as they did, I dare say they wouldn''t flinch at either doing the same to a traitor of the gang or killing them outright. Too easy to say he could have walked away. Perhaps he had the intention to walk away, but made the decision to stay alive himself.
Pure conjuncture. Making wild assumptions in respect of the newspapers that I choose to read, wholly inaccurate ones at that.
As far as I''m concerned he was in prison at the age of 17 for gang rape of a minor, he shouldn''t have been playing football at Charleroi at 17, 18, and 19, and he should still be in prison now.
He got his chance, a completely undeserved one, through some whacky ultra-liberal rehabilitation scheme which enabled footballers day release from prison but didn''t afford the same opportunities to non-footballers.
I''m afraid that Guardian readers are a fast-declining subsection of people, you really are a small minority. More and more people have had it with your apologetic neoliberalist rubbish. Eight years should mean eight years, and eight years would mean that he would have been released this year with no career.
Like anybody else who would be sentenced to the same crime. He has ALREADY had chances which others would not get.
As for repenting, how do people know whether he has repented?
Stig, you are talking a load of codswallop, I trust that you have a whole plethora of qualifications in criminology and criminal psychology and a decade of experience dealing with disadvantaged youths in impoverished inner-city areas? Or are you just spouting more apologetic liberal nonsense?
[quote user="singupcarrowroad"]Pure conjuncture. Making wild assumptions in respect of the newspapers that I choose to read, wholly inaccurate ones at that.
As for repenting, how do people know whether he has repented?[/quote]
How do you know he hasn''t? The one thing I agree with you is, he SHOULD have been in prison still doing the eight years and whether the laws he were tried by were good enough or not is best left to another forum altogether. I just think it is too much to deny this man a life, especially when we know so little about him and the circumstances he was in.
[quote user="singupcarrowroad"]Stig, you are talking a load of codswallop, I trust that you have a whole plethora of qualifications in criminology and criminal psychology and a decade of experience dealing with disadvantaged youths in impoverished inner-city areas? Or are you just spouting more apologetic liberal nonsense?[/quote]
Great use of keywords there, further telling me you read garbage papers that fill your mind with those said keywords. Good job. Enjoy your little mind and your six''o''clock news, I''ll be over here trying to further myself as a human being rather than feeding off of others opinions.
I read The Independent and the Financial Times. Any other questions about my reading habits?
I also have a first class degree and employ three people. Enjoy ''furthering your mind'', I will concentrate on attempting to grow my business.
I always love the way that Guardian readers pride themselves in being "socially liberal" yet attempting to sell their superiority over everybody else in society at any given opportunity. Putting down others on the basis that they read a different newspaper is their modus operandi actually.
Somewhat ironic that the liberal/neocon crowd are the biggest perpetrators of brainwashing that this country has ever seen. It has become politically incorrect to say just about anything after 13 years of neocon bullcrap. As for the six o''clock news, that would be the BBC news right? The left leaning BBC news?
Apparently now every convict should be forgiven for no other reason that some liberal nutjob tells me too. Enjoy Ed Balls and Ed Miliband, I''m hoping to take myself - and my business - to another country before they see power.
You are forgetting Stig that a gang rape is not a victimless crime. The victim, by virtue of still being alive, will suffer the consequences of this crime for a lifetime. This footballer served three years, and didn''t even really serve that, as he was playing football everyday. How and where does the political spectrum and my choice of newspaper fall in that equation?
[quote user="singupcarrowroad"]You are forgetting Stig that a gang rape is not a victimless crime. The victim, by virtue of still being alive, will suffer the consequences of this crime for a lifetime. This footballer served three years, and didn''t even really serve that, as he was playing football everyday. How and where does the political spectrum and my choice of newspaper fall in that equation?[/quote]
Your posts and the terrible wording within...
How dare you tell me I forget their was an innocent fourteen year old victim to these crimes. The subject was the footballer NOT the victim, or have we forgotten the forum we are posting on in our flurry to condemn everyone in front of us?
Oh, and just to let you know.... I don''t read a single newspaper. I''d rather not be swayed by the mindless propaganda today''s media would woefully have us believe. I make my own decisions and go with my own thoughts. In this case, it would be to offer the footballer the chance to come to a growing football club based in a beautiful city so that he might better himself and make a new name so that the judgmental claws of society can let go of him. It''s easier to hate him, isn''t it? Easy to just lash out on an internet forum and condemn the man further... why don''t you try and challenge yourself, and find forgiveness for him?
scents60 0
Just to throw another angle into this argument but a growing part of a footballers life is promoting the game at a school level, be it threw Football in the Community initiatives or visits to schools. How would this player manage to partake in this given the stringent CRB checks that are put in place these days.
To those who say that he has served his time, ask yourself this, would you be happy were your daughter/niece/sister to be an NCFC mascot and walk out holding hands with this individual?
To anybody that says that he was not as guilty because he didn''t actually commit the act of rape I''d strongly suggest you watch the film The Accused, maybe you might see it differently then.
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What is he going to do?! Commit the same atrocity in the middle of the pitch??!!! Have some god damned common sense!
Mr Brownstone 0
As far as I''m concerned, I don''t want to see this individual anywhere near a yellow shirt. I say that as someone who has a loved one who was the victim of a sexual crime. His victim will remember his, and his gangs, actions (or lack of) every minute of every day of the rest of their lives.
I realise that criminals that have served their time need to be given the opportunity to get back into society, but In my possibly biased opinion criminals of *this* nature are undeserving of the rewards of professional football. This isn''t the same as a night club fight, or stealing a car, he has willingly partaken in an act that has ruined a young child''s life.
I would have to seriously consider my position as a season ticket holder if we were to ever sign this player.
city4eva 14
If he had signed, i would not have renewed my season ticket.
FWIW I dont think he should be playing professional football at all
Mister Chops 0
The only way I would have him play football for our club is if part of his contract involves one of our medical team chopping his cock off and flushing it down the toilet.
The point Stig is that were he an ordinary member of Joe Public with a record of this nature he would not be permitted anywhere near children.
I wholeheartedly agree with Mr Brownstone.
Stig, you continue to lash out with your holiour than you, everybody else is wrong because I am always right, attitude.
Yet it looks like you are in a clear minority with your opinion here. You are welcome to your opinion, it is about as far removed from mine as possible. I am exercising my right not to respect your opinion on the basis that you seem completely unwilling to respect everybody else''s.
You appear to have some sort of inferiority complex by the way. Perhaps if you READ more you would have a better understanding of the effects that serious sex crimes, or even minor sex crimes, can have on a victim. Not just in the short term, but for the duration of their life.
Just be thankful that you weren''t buggered in a young offenders institution at the age of 14, you would have spent the rest of your life dreaming of retribution and revenge, and the worst possible thing that could happen after the event would be having to see one of the perpetrators playing in the biggest football leagues in the world and for your country''s International team.
Good luck to the bloke, and good for you for supporting it morally. That doesn''t mean that I have to support it either morally or financially, which supporters would be asked to do if he signed.
That''s my opinion, and I don''t give a sh*t whether it contravenes your warped personal ideology.


I have a problem to submit.
I tried to format my PC via my USB Key (official Windows10 USB Key) but it's impossible. To be sure, I started an antivirus analysis on it.
I wonder if it's a false positive and if this trojan can prevent me to format.
Hello, can you copy the win32ui.dll to someplace on your machine, zip it & attach here please?
Think I found the file on virustotal.
First glance the file looks to be corrupt & I question its ability to be executed by Windows if you did successfully re-install the OS.
Is the link I just posted the right one you asked for ?
Indeed that was the same file I found in search. Thanks.
Think I found the file that is known clean/non corrupt for comparison.
Notice how VT can pull up version info, digital signature, Sections and all that.. your file from the link you posted it cannot.
How did this USB get created? I'm curious because the rule that is hitting on your file is a few years old & first time we are seeing it reported & I am interested in how that file got mangled.
Is there a site you can direct me to that you used to help with creating this USB ?
I bought this USB key about 2 years ago, in a real store called Materiel.net. It's also a website.
I format my PC a couple of times during the past 2 years and I never had any problem with this usb key before. Though, it's the first time I start an analysis on it, precisely because I can't format anymore.
Next update this will be fixed.
So it's false positive ? No security problem ?
Thanks again for time you take.
Thank you for the site info.
No, we don't believe the file to be a threat but we're still looking at it to determine why it looks like it is corrupted.
Is this the Windows 10 Home 32/64 bit USB key?
What was the file referenced in the 0xc0000225 error message you keep getting?
Not sure I want to (or can) get into t-shooting session here but will throw a site at you I found looking up that error code which might steer you in the right direction.
Some of the responses touch on UEFI mode. Might want to check BIOS to see if it is set up like that. According to the materiel.net site, the USB key does not support UEFI mode.
Yes it's Windows 10 Home 32/64 bit USB key.
I haven't mentioned it, but each time I tried to put the file in quarantine it didn't work.
About the file referenced in the 0xc0000225 error message, i don't remember, i need to check that.
I have the possibilities of booting on UEFI : KDI-MSFTWINDOWS 10 PMAP and KDI-MSFTWINDOWS 10 PMAP. I tried both. None of them worked.
I'm pretty curious about the corrupted file. Let me know when you have more informations about it.
Thanks a lot for the link, and the time you take.
Can you zip/attach a couple dll or exe files from this directory on the USB drive please?
They have to be zipped or they will be rejected here.


text:
FIXME: description

## Installation

Download from http://example.com/FIXME.

## Usage

FIXME: explanation

    $ java -jar ubb-api-0.1.0-standalone.jar [args]

## Options

FIXME: listing of options this app accepts.

### Development

#### Testing
We are using [eftest](https://github.com/weavejester/eftest) test runner.

For running the test in the project repl:
```clojure
(require '[eftest.runner :refer [find-tests run-tests]])
(run-tests (find-tests "test"))
```
for a test
```clojure
(run-tests (find-tests "path/to/test/or/namespace"))
```

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