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AirCorps Aviation: AirCorps Library
December 23, 2015 by thewarbirdwatcher Leave a Comment
AirCorps Aviation recently launched a paid website subscription service that gives the Warbird restorer and the enthusiast access to over 500,000 searchable micro-film drawings. It is called AirCorps Library.
"AirCorps Library is a collection of WWII and legacy aircraft resource easily viewable in one place. The searchable drawings and blueprints, as well as design, flight, maintenance and restoration manuals, are quickly accessible at high-resolution. AirCorps Aviation's research and effort to organize these resources for our restoration projects has led us to establish this library that you can now take advantage of as well.
The goal of the program is to provide a cost effective system for users to share resources that will help promote, preserve, and keep WWII and legacy aircraft safely flying through the 21st century."
AirCorps Library has complete drawings for:
Fighters: P-51 Mustang, P-40 Warhawk, P-38 Lightning, P-47 Thunderbolt, Corsair, F6F Hellcat, F8F Bearcat
Bombers: B-17 Flying Fortress, B-25 Mitchell, TBM Avenger
Classics: T-6 Texan, Stearman, Grumman Duck, Howard DGA, Staggerwing, BT-13 Vultee
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Photo Credit: AirCorp Aviation/ AirCorp Library
Information Excerpted From: AirCorps Library
Filed Under: AirCorps Aviation, AirCorps Library Tagged With: AirCorps Aviation, AirCorps Library, Aviation, Blueprints, Micro-film, Restoration, Warbird, WWII, WWII Aviation
Collings Foundation Continues To Grow
The Collings Foundation's TF-51D "Toulouse Nuts" while in service with the West Virginia Air Guard, 167th Fighter Squadron.
The Collings Foundation is continuing to expand it's collection of WWII aircraft since it recently acquired second B-17G for their collection "Shady Lady", a P-38L Lightning, a Bf-109 G-10, and a second P-40 Warhawk in August 2015. (See article here) The Foundation's North American TF-51D is nearing completion and also they recently acquired a very rare Pt-17 Stearman operated by the Tuskegee Airmen during WWII.
The Collings Foundation's TF-51D "Toulouse Nuts" under restoration at American Aero Services in New Smyrna Beach, Florida.
The Collings Foundation's North American TF-51D 'Toulouse Nuts', will be joining the National Wings of Freedom Tour in 2016. The Collings Foundation says that their TF-51D is one of the finest restored to date, "…tens of thousands of hours went into rebuilding this fighter to 'brand new' condition. Every surface, rivet, wire and instrument is perfect. The 1450 hp Merlin engine looks like it just came off the factory floor". The Foundation's example of the TF-51D is one of three original survivors in the world, and will be painted in its original colors, "…as a West Virginia Air Guard, 167th Fighter Squadron P-51 called 'Toulouse Nuts' ". "The TF-51D model is a unique Mustang variant with a full dual cockpit and bubble canopy. Following in the footsteps of the Foundation's beloved P-51C Mustang "Betty Jane," the new TF-51D "Toulouse Nuts" will be available for flight training during the national Wings of Freedom Tour. Imagine flying the legendary P-51 Mustang as it had just rolled out of TEMCO / North American Aviation!"
The Collings Foundation's newly acquired PT-17 Stearman, operated by the Tuskegee Airmen during WWII.
The Collings Foundation's Stearman was flown by Tuskegee Institute Field Instructor James J. Hyett on several training flights during WWII.
The Foundation, also recently acquired the only flyable PT-17 Stearman operated by the Tuskegee Airmen s/n 41-25454. The only other example is on static display in the Smithsonian. According to the Collings Foundation, "the U.S. Army accepted the aircraft from Boeing's Wichita Division in 1942. It was transferred to Tuskegee Institute Field, Alabama in 1943…In November, 1944 this Stearman was sent to Bush Field, Augusta where it was stricken from U.S. Army records and moved to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for sale". This Stearman was transferred to the Collings Foundation in 2015, after undergoing a meticulous restoration by Joseph Armstrong of Towanda, Pennsylvania to brand new condition. The Collings Foundation plans to operate this Stearman to honor the Tuskegee Airmen and, "… to those who overcame racial discrimination and persevered against adversaries to become one of the greatest fighter pilot groups in United States history. The Tuskegee are credited with some 15,500 combat sorties and earned over 150 Distinguished Flying Crosses for their achievements during WWII".
Information Credit: Collings Foundation
Photo Credit: Collings Foundation
Article Written By: Thomas Reilly
Filed Under: Collings Foundation Tagged With: American Aero Services, Collings Foundation, Fighter Pilot, Fighter Plane, Living History, Mustang, North American, P-51, Pt-17, Stearman, TF-51D Mustang, TF-51D Toulouse Nuts, Training Aircraft, Tuskegee Airmen, WEst Virginia Air National Gaurd, WWII, WWII Aircraft, WWII Aviation, WWII Trainer
Hangar 11: P-40 and Hurricane Update
Hangar 11 Collection's P-40M "LuLu Belle" in flight. Photo Credit: Platinum Fighters Sales
The Hangar 11 Collection based out of North Weald in the UK recently listed their pristine examples of the Hawker Hurricane IIb and Curtiss P-40M for sale through Platinum Fighters Sales. Although this is a big surprise for Warbird enthusiasts in the UK, Peter Teichman at the Hangar 11 Collection explained that, "it isn't a quick process to sell aircraft of this type, so I am not counting on any disruption to our 2016 season. We are very relaxed sellers and are under no pressure until the right home is found for the P40 and Hurribomber". Mr. Tiechman said that the reason for the sale was in order to focus their resources toward the completion of their rare MK IX Russian Spitfire PT879, which the collection needs hangar space for. Since Mr. Tiechman began the Hangar 11 Collection in 1999, not only has he amassed an impressive collection of Warbirds, but a collection that has set the standard of high quality restorations. The Warbird Watcher will keep you up to date as more information becomes available and as the futures of the collection's Hurricane and P-40 are decided.
Credit: Hangar 11 Collection and Platinum Fighters
Filed Under: Hangar 11 Collection Tagged With: Curtiss, Curtiss P-40, England, Fighter, Fighter Plane, Hangar 11 Collection, Hawker, Hawker Huricane, Living History, North Weald, P-40M, Platinum Fighters, RAF, UK, USA, USAAC, Warbirds, WWII, WWII Aircraft, WWII Aviation
72 Years Ago-A Higher Call
72 years ago today- Famous meeting between German pilot Franz Stigler and the crew of B-17F 'Ye Old Pub'. Despite the B-17 being damaged Stigler refused to shoot it down, and instead escorted them to safety.
Filed Under: Ace, Anniversary, B-17 Flying Fortress, Bf109, Gone West, Veterans Tagged With: 12/20, 8th AF, A Higher Call, Aviation, Aviation History, B-17F, Bf109, Boeing, Bomber, Charlie Brown, Combat, Combat Aircraft, Fighter, Flying Fortress, Franz Stigler, Germany, History, Living History, Messershmitt, Pilot, United States, WWII, WWII Aviation, Ye Old Pub
A Terror of the Pacific, Hellcat Pilot Lt. Bill Gorden
November 27, 2015 by thewarbirdwatcher Leave a Comment
Lt. Bill Gorden in his Navy dress whites. Photo Credit: MAAM
Many of us remember where we were when we heard that the World Trade Center Towers fell in Manhattan. The Attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 was a similar event for the Americans who came to be known as the Greatest Generation. Bill Gorden was 18 years old when he heard President Roosevelt announce to the nation, that the United States had been attacked for the first time since the War of 1812. Mr. Gorden knew that, being of military age, he had two options; to wait for the draft; or, to enlist in the service. He chose the Navy Air Corps, and was taken into training by the Navy in February of 1942. He was sent to a school in Worcester, Ohio, where he spent six weeks learning basic navy skills such as communicating with ships. He did not receive a uniform until almost three weeks into his training, due to a shortage at the time.
USS Hancock Photo Credit: MAAM
After Basics school, Mr. Gorden was accepted into training as a Naval aviator and began his flying in the Navy at the controls of Piper Cubs and Aeroncas while he was stationed in Kalamazoo for about four weeks. Following his first taste of flying he was transferred to Iowa where he went through preflight and primary flight school flying Navy Stearmans. Upon completion of this training, he was stationed at NAS Corpus Christi where he flew the North American SNJ, the Navy version of the famous T-6 Texan. While at Corpus Christi, the main focuses were formation flying, communications with flags from the cockpit, and bombing and shooting practice. Mr. Gorden received his instrument training in the SNJ in Beeville, Texas. After completing his training, he received his wings at Corpus Christi, and was ready to take the controls of a frontline fighter. He picked up his F6F Hellcat in Daytona Beach, Florida. Mr. Gorden flew his Hellcat for about three weeks, and practiced the skills necessary to land on an aircraft carrier on land. Shortly after he successfully made his first trap on an aircraft carrier in his Hellcat. With some time off to briefly visit his family in Detroit, he received orders to report to San Diego and was assigned to squadron VF-7.
An F6F Hellcat on final approach to the USS Hancock CV-19 in 1944 Photo Credit: Wikipedia
Upon shipping out aboard the U.S.S. Hancock, CV-19, and Essex Class Aircraft Carrier, Mr. Gorden spent the last 6 months of the war flying strafing, escort, and bombing missions in the Philippines, Okinawa, and Japan. The tactic that they used was to pursue Japanese planes and do their best to get home themselves. Mr. Gorden had countless close calls and had hits on his aircraft, but was never shot down during his time in the Pacific Theater. At the conclusion of the war, Mr. Gorden left the Navy, and rejoined and was a part of the Navy Reserves as a "Weekend Warrior" shortly after. In the reserves he flew Hellcats on the weekend for four years where he and his squadron worked on bombing, strafing and formation flying. When Mr. Gorden moved to Cincinnati, Ohio, he was forced to resign from his squadron at the rank of Lieutenant. Shortly after his retirement, The United States became embroiled in Korea. He had a family to raise but he seriously considered signing up again before his squadron, VF-7 shipped out to Korea. Mr. Gorden has not taken the controls of an aircraft since.
A Grumman F6F-3 Hellcat from VF-7 making and emergency landing after takeoff from the USS Hancock on July 6, 1944 Photo Credit: crash-aerien.news
Mr. Gorden is one of the finest examples of the Greatest Generation, who answered his country's call in one of its greatest times of need. He fought against the Japanese during their most vicious point in the War as they were being pushed back to mainland Japan. Mr. Gorden is a true American hero. Upon questioning him about whether or not he and his squadron mates knew that they were a part of history , he stated, "you just wanted to keep someone from killing you (and just) think about what you needed to do". The heroes response…
Interview and Article By: Thomas Reilly
Filed Under: Hellcat Pilot, USN VF-7, Veteran Tagged With: 1944, 1945, American History, Aviation, Essex Class Aircraft Carrier, F6F, F6F Hellcat, Fighter Pilot, Fighter Plane, FlyNavy, Grumman, Hellcat, Heroes, Japan, Korean War, Living History, MAAM, Pacific Theater, US Navy, USA, USS Hancock, VF-7, WWII, WWII Fighter Plane, WWII Weekend
A Great Tribute to the B-17 Flying Fortress and Her Crews
Filed Under: B-17 Flying Fortress, EAA, Museum Tagged With: B-17, B-17 Flying Fortress, B-17G, Living History, WWII, WWII Aircraft, WWII Aviation, WWII Bo, WWII History
Doc's Kickstarter Campaign A Success
October 22, 2015 by thewarbirdwatcher Leave a Comment
Doc's Friends have announced that they have secured the necessary funding to complete their newly restored B-29's flight testing. As of October 22, 2015 over $140,000 out of the necessary $137,500 for flight testing has been pledged by almost 800 backers on Kickstarter. With over $60,000 pledged in two days. Doc's Friends expressed their thanks to their supporters by saying "We DID IT: Words cannot express the excitement and gratitude felt by our team right now." With a week still remaining, all pledges over the goal will go towards maintaining Doc as a flying museum. Visit: Doc's website and Facebook page for more information
Photo Credit: Doc's Friends
Filed Under: B-29 Doc Tagged With: 1944, 1945, AIrcraft Projects, American History, Atomic Bomb, Aviation, B-29, B-29 Superfortress, Boeing, Bomber, Bomber Pilot, Doc's Friends, Enola Gay, facebook, Flight Testing, Japan, Living History, United States, WWII, WWII Aircraft, WWII Aviation, WWII Bomber
Help B-29 "DOC" Take to the Skies
October 3, 2015 by thewarbirdwatcher Leave a Comment
B-29 44-69972, better know as Doc has undergone a 15 year restoration that has included over 300,000 man hours to complete, after sitting abandoned in the California desert for 42 years. Doc's first engine run took place in early September 2015. Now Doc's Friends need to raise the necessary funds in order for Doc to complete her flight testing. The cost of the flight testing is $137,500. In order to facilitate in the fundraising process Doc's Friends has started a Kickstarter page, which gave them 30 days to raise the necessary funds.
As of October 3, 2015 there are 26 days remaining in the fundraising period and Doc's Friends has raised a total of over $30,000 with 300 backers. In order for Doc's Friends to receive the money for flight testing they must completely fund their project. Please help Doc's Friends to complete their flight testing and get another B-29 back in the sky.
Visit Doc's Friends Kickstarter Page to Donate and Website For More Information
Filed Under: B-29 Doc, Restoration Tagged With: Aircraft Engines, Atomic Bomb, Aviation, B-29, B-29 Doc, Boeing, China Lake, Doc, Doc's Friends, Fundraising, Greatest Generation, Kickstarter, Living History, Restoration, Warbird, WWII, WWII Aviation, WWII Bomber
Airshow in Nîmes France
September 29, 2015 by thewarbirdwatcher Leave a Comment
The Warbird Watcher would like to thank our friend Fesquet Luc for the amazing pictures!
Filed Under: Airshow Tagged With: Airshow, Aviation, Aviation photography, Boeing Stearman, France, Grumman Avenger, Nimes, North American, North American Aviation, P-51 Mustang, WWII, WWII Aircraft, WWII Aviation, WWII Bomber, WWII Fighter Plane
Curtiss P-40E 41-13570
August 13, 2015 by thewarbirdwatcher Leave a Comment
This P-40E is headed to Pioneer Aero in New Zealand for restoration work. Pioneer Aero has announced that it will be arriving at their shop in mid September.
Some information on the recovery and condition of this P-40E from lend lease aircraft: "The P-40E was recovered from its watery grave of 55 years on 31 August 1997. Although the lake was relatively shallow, the aircraft was brought to the surface using flotation gear and gradually brought to the shore. In shallower water the tail plane and fin were removed along with the ammunition boxes and covers to the wings. The P40-E seemed remarkably complete and well-preserved. The only effects from the water seemed to be corrosion to the ferrous elements. For example, the metal handles for the ammunition boxes had rusted away. Likewise, the magnesium cam covers and items on the rear of the Allison engine had literally dissolved to nothing. The wheel hubs that appeared to have been protected more by the silt looked to be intact and the tires were still inflated."
Information Sources and Photo Credits:
http://lend-lease.airforce.ru/english/articles/sheppard/p40recovery/
Pioneer Aero
Filed Under: P-40 Warhawk, Restoration Project Tagged With: AIrcraft, Aviation, Curtiss, Curtiss Aircraft, Curtiss P-40, Fighter Plane, Lend-Lease, P-40, P-40E, Recovery, Restoration, Russian Lake, Russian Warbird, Warbird, Warbird Recovery, Warbird Restoration, WWII, WWII Aircraft, WWII Aviation


Note: All references cited are included at the beginning of each section, as opposed to traditional AMA formatting, to take advantage of the interactive footnote capabilites of Wikidot.com.
Sacroiliac joint dysfunction is a controversial term used to explain pain resulting from biomechanical abnormalities of the sacroiliac joint when no evident sacroiliac joint injury is present. According to a 2003 study by Laslett et al, "The sacroiliac joint (SIJ) may produce pain in the back, buttock, groin and lower extremity similar to patterns from other lumbosacral sources." SIJ dysfunction is often difficult to diagnose, but it may be the cause for up to 30% of all chronic low-back pain.
The sacroiliac joints are synovial joints located between the irregularly shaped, articular surfaces of the sacrum and the ilium. The left and right sacroiliac joints function to transmit ground reaction forces from the lower extremities to the vertebral column. As a necessity of function, each SIJ is designed for stability, which is provided by the unique interlocking fit of the articular facets and three primary ligaments: the anterior sacroiliac ligament, the interosseous sacroiliac ligament, and the posterior sacroiliac ligament. Although there are no muscles that directly influence movement of the SIJ, certain muscles such as gluteus maximus, piriformis, and biceps femoris indirectly influence SIJ mobility due to functional ligamentous connections.
During pregnancy, women experience an increase in the hormone relaxin, which contributes to increased ligamentous laxity to facilitate parturition.
With age, the sacroiliac joints become fibrous. These fibrous changes to the articular surfaces of the sacrum and the ilium begin during adolescence and speed up by the fourth decade of life. By the sixth decade, capsular mobility of the SIJ is restricted. These degenerative changes are a naturally occuring part of life, and may eventually cause complete ossification of the SIJ.
Sacroiliac joint dysfunction commonly affects women more than men, with an incidence of between 15% and 38% in the general population. During pregnancy, the prevalence of posterior pelvic pain, which is pain located distally and laterally to the lumbosacral junction, is approximately 20%. Because the symptoms of sacroiliac joint dysfunction may mimic many other pathologies, differential diagnosis including provocation and diagnostic testing is key to successful treatment.
In their 2003 review, Hansen and Helm outlined many of the potential causes of sacroiliac joint dysfunction, which are represented in the table below.
The gold standard for diagnosis of intra-articular sacroiliac joint pain is the anaesthetic block. Performed under fluoroscopic guidance, this test is administered by injecting contrast enhanced anaesthetic into the painful area of the sacroiliac joint. Common anaesthetics used in sacroiliac joint blocks are Lidocaine Hydrochloride and Bupivacaine Hydrochloride. Diagnosis is confirmed when the patient experiences relief from pain. This diagnostic test can double as a treatment method when corticosteroid is injected into the painful sacroiliac joint in addition to the local anaesthetic.
Treatment of sacroiliac joint dysfunction in the acute stage might involve the use of cryotherapy, anti-inflammatory medication, and rest, which will aid in decreasing inflammation and pain in the affected area. Although the eventual goal is to restore normal mechanics, pelvic stabilizers such as SIJ belts, water-resistant tape, and three-point pelvic stabilization orthoses can provide the patient with increased proprioceptive awareness and confidence. To decrease long-term reliance on orthotics, conservative treatment may also include pelvic stabilization exercises that increase dynamic postural control and muscle strengthening of the two joint muscles around the SIJ. Plyometric exercises can be introduced in the final rehabilitation stages of SIJ dysfunction, but only after the patient has demonstrated pelvic control during non-impact dynamic movements.
Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) is used in patients with SIJ dysfunction to reduce pain. Coventional, or high-rate TENS, reduces pain by taking advantage of the gate control theory of pain.
Low-rate, or acupuncture-like TENS, reduces pain by stimulating the production and release of endorphins. Burst mode TENS reduces pain similarly to low-rate TENS except that the electrical stimulation is delivered in bursts, which may make the treatment easier for some patients to tolerate. TENS is delivered through strategically placed electrodes. Cameron 2009 states, "If two channels, and thus four electrodes are used, the electrodes can be placed to surround the area of pain. The two channels can be placed so that they intersect, allowing the current to cross at the area of pain or they may be placed parallel, either horizontally or vertically. The two channels must intersect if an interferential current is desired. If one channel and thus two electrodes are used, placement around the painful area is most common."
Sacroiliac joint belts are used in patients with SIJ dysfunction to provide compression and reduce SIJ movement in hypermobile or weak patients. According to Cusi 2010 the SIJ belt is best utlized in the early stages of rehabilitation. Although the belt may be worn when the patient is performing sedentary activities, it is best used during walking and standing activities when more stabilization is required. Proper positioning of the SIJ belt is posteriorly across the sacral base and anteriorly below the anterior superior iliac spines.
There are two main surgical procedures associated with sacroiliac joint dysfunction. The first procedure is a SIJ denervation, which works well for patients who respond favorably to the anaesthetic nerve block. In this procedure, a radiofrequency probe is used to cut the sensory nerves to the SIJ. Damage to surrounding structures is minimal because fluoroscopic or CT guidance of the probe is utilized.
The second surgical procedure associated with sacroiliac joint dysfunction is SIJ fusion, which is often used in patients with dislocation or fracture dislocation of the joint. One safe and reliable method for SIJ fusion is percutaneous iliosacral fixation with screws or bars. Like the SIJ denervation, the SIJ fusion is performed under fluoroscopic or CT guidance.
1. Dreyfuss P, Michaelsen M, Pauza K, McLarty J, Bogduk N. The value of history and physical examination in diagnosing sacroiliac joint pain. Spine. 1996;21(22):2594-2602. http://www.kalindra.com/dreyfuss.pdf. Accessed November 28, 2010.
2. Laslett M, Young SB, Aprill CN, McDonald B. Diagnosing painful sacroiliac joints: a validity study of a McKenzie evaluation and sacroiliac provocation tests. Aust J Physiother. 2003;49(2):89-97. http://ajp.physiotherapy.asn.au/AJP/49-2/AustJPhysiotherv49i2Laslett.pdf. Accessed November 26, 2010.
3. Neumann DA. Kinesiology of the Musculoskeletal System. 2nd ed. St Louis, MO: Mosby; 2010.
4. Drake RL, Vogl AW, Mitchell AWM. Gray's Anatomy for Students. 2nd ed. Philadelphia, PA: Churchill Livingstone; 2010.
5. Mitchell DA, Esler DM. Pelvic instability - painful pelvic girdle in pregnancy. Aust Fam Physician. 2009;38(6):409-410. http://www.racgp.org.au/afp/200906/200906mitchell.pdf. Accessed November 28, 2010.
6. Cohen SP. Sacroiliac joint pain: a comprehensive review of anatomy, diagnosis, and treatment. Anesth Analg. 2005;101(5):1440-1453. http://www.anesthesia-analgesia.org/content/101/5/1440.full.pdf+html. Accessed November 26, 2010.
7. Frontera WR, Silver JK, Rizzo TD Jr. Essentials of Physical Medicine and Rehabilition: Musculoskeletal Disorders, Pain, and Rehabilitation. 2nd ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders; 2008.
8. Ilaslan H, Arslan A, Koc ON, Dalkilic T, Naderi S. Sacroiliac joint dysfunction. Turk Neurosurg. 2010;20(3):398-401. doi: 10.5137/1019-5149.JTN.2612-09.2.
9. Standard of Care: Posterior Pelvic Pain in Pregnancy. Brigham and Women's Hospital Web site. http://www.brighamandwomens.org/Patients_Visitors/pcs/rehabilitationservices/Physical%20Therapy%20Standards%20of%20Care%20and%20Protocols/Pelvis%20-%20Posterior%20Pelvic%20Pain.pdf. Accessed December 1, 2010.
10. Hansen HC, Helm S II. Sacroiliac joint pain and dysfunction. Pain Physician. 2003;6(2):179-189. http://www.painphysicianjournal.com/2003/april/2003;6;179-189.pdf. Accessed November 29, 2010.
11. Laslett M. Evidence-based diagnosis and treatment of the painful sacroiliac joint. J Man Manip Ther. 2008;16(3):142-152. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2582421/pdf/jmmt0016-0142.pdf. Accessed December 2, 2010.
12. Laslett M, Aprill CN, McDonald B, Young SB. Diagnosis of sacroiliac joint pain: validity of individual provocation tests and composites of tests. Man Ther. 2005;10(3):207-218. doi:10.1016/j.math.2005.01.003.
13. Magee DJ. Orthopedic Physical Assessment. 5th ed. St. Louis, MO: Saunders; 2008.
14. Hansen HC, McKenzie-Brown AM, Cohen SP, Swicegood JR, Colson JD, Manchikanti L. Sacroiliac joint interventions: a systematic review. Pain Physician. 2007;10(1):165-184. http://www.painphysicianjournal.com/2007/january/2007;10;165-184.pdf. Accessed November 28, 2010.
15. Forst SL, Wheeler MT, Fortin JD, Vilensky JA. The sacroiliac joint: anatomy, physiology and clinical significance. Pain Physician. 2006;9(1):61-67. http://www.painphysicianjournal.com/linkout_vw.php?issn=1533-3159&vol=9&page=61. Accessed December 2, 2010.
16. Cameron MH. Physical Agents in Rehabilitation: From Research to Practice. 3rd ed. St. Louis, MO: Saunders; 2009.
17. Prather H. Sacroiliac joint pain: practical managment. Clin J Sport Med. 2003;13(4):252-255. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12855929. Accessed March 10, 2011.
18. Cusi MF. Paradigm for assessment and treatment of SIJ mechanical dysfuntion. J Bodyw Mov Ther. 2010;14(2):152-161. doi:10.1016/j.jbmt.2009.12.004.
19. Zelle BA, Gruen GS, Brown S, George S. Sacroiliac joint dysfunction: evaluation and management. Clin J Pain. 2005;21(5):446-455. http://www.med.nyu.edu/pmr/residency/resources/general%20MSK%20and%20Pain/sacroiliac%20jt%20dysfxn-eval%20and%20management.pdf. Accessed December 2, 2010.


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March Madness: Kansas wins ultra-deep Big 12 tournament. Now what's next for the conference in March?
KANSAS CITY – Well, wasn't that interesting. One minute, the Big 12 was supposed to be headed for a new world order. And the next, there's Kansas winning the season and tournament titles again. All the rest of the league could do was sigh. This made the Jayhawks 11-2 in conference championship games since 1997.


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There are some people that have done things that people would never have imagined possible. Can you think of anyone?
We all have heroes, role models, people we admire.
What is a hero? What is a superhero?
Could any of these people be classed as superheroes? Why?
What qualities do you admire most in the people you admire most?
I tend to be idealistic at times, so someone who's different from me, who can be realistic, who can logically explain possible solutions, is my hero.
My hero is someone who has the courage to speak up. I don't know many people who can do that!
Whatever qualities Jesus, Nelson Mandela and Gandhi had. They took a long time to get to their convictions but they stuck by what they believed until the world came round to seeing their point of view.
To me, a hero is someone who has a very clear idea of the welfare of everyone and how to protect it.
I know what I want and have the faith I will get there. Maybe one day I can be a hero.
Want to be a hero? Be a go-getter!
The ability to inspire others to action is probably the quality I admire the most, partly because it is rare to find.
Problem solving of well-known problems that no one else could solve.
First, and foremost, honesty. This is the foundation of every great person I've known so a hero will need this too.
Say what you mean, mean what you say. That's a good rule for a hero.
Intelligence is a must. I admire people that challenge me intellectually and make me think in new ways.
Passion, people have to really care about what they do and say, it pulls it all together.
The people I admire the most never quit on themselves or others.
Play a 'continuum lines' activity to explore what qualities children admire most. Explain that one end of the room stands for 'strongly agree' and the other for 'strongly disagree'. Read out each statement above, one at a time. Encourage them to stand at the point in the room that best represents what they think about the statement given. Ask one person to record approximate numbers for each position along the continuum for each statement.
Pick a few children each time to explain why they have chosen to stand where they are.
Why do you think people picked these?
Do these characteristics make the people that exhibit them special? Heroes?
Are there any you don't think are necessary?
What are the top three for you?
Are there any other characteristics that you admire in people?
The story of David and Goliath in the Hebrew Bible / Old Testament (1 Samuel 17) tells of David being an unlikely hero. Some Jews, Muslims and Christians believe that David's faith in God caused him to look like a giant from a different perspective. They believe that God fought for David and with David and that enabled him to defeat Goliath.
Tell the children it has been said that a hero takes something ordinary and turns it into something extra-ordinary.
Who was a hero in this story?
Can a person with great faith be classed a hero? Why? / Why not?


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Q: Awk - Create a matching key- Take $4$3$2 from Line 01 and $4 from Line 07 Desired Matching Key:
$4$3$2 from line 01 and $4 from line 07 of File1.txt
Example: In File1.txt $4=5000, $3=68, $2=89 in line 01 and $4=RT0429 or  RT0428 or RT0588  in line 07.
The matching key in File2.txt is 50006889RT0428
Issue:
I am looking to create a match key from File1.txt and match against File2.txt first 14 characters.
File1.txt (input)
01  89  68  5000
02  83  11
04  83  9   02
03  83  00
06  83  00
07  83  11  RT0429
07  83  09  RT0428
07  88  10  RT0588
01  44  73  8800
02  44  73
04  44  73   02
03  44  73
06  44  73
07  44  11  RT0789

File2.txt (input)
50006889RT0428 CCARD /3010  /E     /C A87545457          /  //                ///11        ///

51002387 CCARD /3000  /E     /S N054896334IV          /  //                ///11        ///

51002390800666 CCARD /3000  /E     /S N0978898IV          /  //                ///11        ///

File3 (Desired Output)
Since only the first record from File1.txt has the matching key, the output would have the matching record from File2.txt
50006889RT0428 CCARD /3010  /E     /C A87545457          /  //                ///11        ///

Script I am using
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  BEGIN {
    OFS="\t"
    out = "File3.txt"
    err = "File4.txt"
  }
  NR==FNR && NF {line[$1]=$0; next}
  function print_77_99() {
    if (key in line)
      print "77", line[key] > out
    else {
      print "99", date > out
      printf "%s", lines >> err
    }
  }
  $1 == "01" {
    if (FNR > 1) print_77_99()
    key = $4 $3 $2
    lines = ""
  }
  {
    print > out
    lines = lines $0 "\n"
  }
  END {print_77_99()}
' File2.txt File1.txt

A: As per reading my comment it sounds unclear to me, here what I think would do:
(Code adapted from Jonathan leffler's answer in this question
FNR == NR && ! /^[[:space:]]*$/ {
    key = substr($1, 1, 8)
    a[key] = $0
    next
}
$1 == "01" { if (code != 0)
             {
                 if (code in a)
                 {
                     print a[code]
                     delete a[code]
                 }
             }
             code = $4$3$2
           }
END {
         if (code in a)
         {
             print a[code]
             delete a[code]
         }
    }

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Mental Health Experiences
Attraction To / Fascination With Disaster, Catastrophe, Damage & Carnage
Thread starter Glen85
Tags building fascination situations traffic witnessed
Glen85
I'm new here, so I hope I haven't made an error in making this post.
Basically, I've been looking for somewhere to discuss this 'thing' about me, in the hope that I can learn more about it.
For as long as I can remember, I've had this fascination, of sorts, with disasters, especially where such disasters have caused a lot of damage to material things. I must stress three things before I go further:
I feel no sexual attraction to any such events or situations
I have no desire to create such events or situations to fulfill any 'desire'
I have no direct interest in such events or situations where someone has suffered harm or loss of life
With regards to the final point, this is a bit of a grey area, as I may still be fascinated by an event where injury or loss of life has occurred, however, my point is that my fascination is not altered by this fact, or connected to it in any way. My fascination is with damage and carnage, not with harm or loss of life.
Now that I have put that out of the way, allow me to give some examples of events and situations to which I have found myself intrigued.
A good example, and by far the most prominent for me, is fires; whenever I have seen a burned out car, building or anything like that, or have witnessed a blaze, I have been fixated upon the scene, to the point where I have actually travelled for miles on my bike as a kid, just to watch a large warehouse in a local town burning down. After the blaze, I would frequent the scene, getting as close as I could to, in some weird way, marvel at the devastation which had been caused. This is, as I have said, my biggest fascination. I have pulled over in the car and wandered up to burned down houses to examine what's left from afar, I've messed about with torched cars as a kid, just looking through.
Another example is traffic collisions; I'm not a typical rubber-necker (the name given to those on the opposite carriageway of an incident who slow down and weave around because they're too focused upon the scene than their driving), and the reason for this is because I consciously force myself to avoid looking at the scene because I know I'll likely lose all focus on my driving if I do.
Out of all of this, I feel an overwhelming need to help in certain situations; though I'm not a member of the fire service, it's something I would love to do, if my physical and mental fitness were up to standard. Although I've never been in the situation where I would be faced with such a decision, I think I am the kind of individual who would enter a burning building where someone was trapped, in order to try and rescue them. My overwhelming desire to help others has been fed a few times, like the time I spent four hours helping police and fire & rescue services search for a vulnerable individual seen close to a lake in the early hours of the morning, and the time I witnessed a road traffic collision involving a truck and cars, where I called the emergency services at the first instance of the collision occurring and then helped injured folks from their vehicles.
I am of the opinion that I do not have a 'normal' mind and that this is a sign of such. However, is there a 'label' for this (I don't really like labels, but even so...)? Could anyone shed any light onto this, perhaps?
Hi Glen, welcome to the forums.
You perhaps have a very analytical brain, which isn't unnatural.
I think this resides in most people, but in some cases it is perhaps nosiness as much as anything. I think we [as humans/animals] tend to have a fascination is anything that isn't 'the norm', hence for example, why people are glued to their TVs when something exceptional occurs.
I think it is like a spectrum where originally an interest is started by such an event, then after that is based on individual perspective and interest. I record and watch Air Crash Investigation for example. I don't watch it to watch people die! Nor do I watch it to criticise people or companies that make mistakes. I'm interested in the smaller details, and reasons.
Hi and thank you,
I, along with many others in my family and social circles, have come to the solid conclusion that I live with low latent inhibition. Where on the spectrum that level is is anyone's guess, but I certainly notice, process and log more than most others seem to. Maybe this has something to do with it.
Glen85 said:
I think most probably Glen. I notice things that when I say out loud, people say and I get 'why/how did you see that?!' type responses.
well... I don't know!! haha. People see different things is my explanation!
Beergardenweather
I always thought this was normal
This is why the are so many books and films about terrible things.
Or maybe it's not and its another thing to add to the list of anomalies that I have as I'm pretty much exactly the same.
When I crashed my car it was such an andrenaline Rush. Even if something is happening like heavy snow and floods which are distrupting my plans and could possible cause harm to me or my property part of me doesn't want it to stop because it's so exciting.
Jaminacaranda
Beergardenweather said:
I think this is normal, if there can be such a thing. I think people like to try and understand extreme experiences which they have never personally experienced and I also think it's about trying to achieve some empathy with people in those extreme circumstances. In other words, I don't think it's necessarily pure mawkish curiosity, it's about trying to understand life and the fragility of it and therefore also death.
And yes, like you say when you crashed your car, extreme circumstances like that can produce an adrenaline rush and an intense focus that you rarely experience in everyday life and yes, it can feel good. I've been in a few situations like that myself. I think it feels like, OK, this is down to me and my gut reactions and instincts and hell yes, I'm going to stay in control and make the best of it and I can do this! When it works out well, you feel good.
To Glen85, if you fancy being a firefighter, go for it. Get yourself fit. It's a highly valuable and honorable profession. You obviously don't have a hysterical reaction to fires so that sounds like a bloody good start to me - as long as you don't just stand there and admire the fire without doing anything

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Known in the ceramics world of Royal Delft, the cabinet set is a three-part craftsmanship. Osiris shows two mouth-blown iconic vases, they show the maximum power of mouth blown Leerdam crystal in combination with hand painted Royal Delft ceramics. With this design Osiris connects the power of Royal Delft ceramics and Royal Leerdam Crystal. The motive of the painted ceramic flows effortlessly into the crystal vases where the same patterns are sandblasted by hand.


This simple story follows colorful umbrellas as they make their way through the streets on a rainy day. The muted colours of the rainy city are broken up by bright splashes of colour that are the umbrellas as seen from above. Who is under each umbrella? Where are they going? On each page, the number of umbrellas increase in number and the accompanying piano music, which the reader is asked to listen to as they "read" the pictures in the book, gets increasingly complex and descriptive. Pages with many circular shapes (a number of open umbrellas around a fountain as seen from above) are accompanied by circular music. A page showing umbrellas waiting for a train attracts music that invokes that train as it passes. Only at the end of the book do the owners of the umbrellas and their destination become revealed.
Reading the book with the music, I felt almost like I was meditating rather than reading a story. I was transported back to the time when my children were small, and I watched them walk to school with their tiny umbrellas waving in the air. I was watching from the 3rd floor above the street, so this book strongly reminded me of this picture, and of the world I lived in - Japan - where children walk together in groups to school. Reading this book gave me a window into Korean culture and I imagined that children walking to school might be a common sight, even on a rainy day. It's a lovely thing that in a world where we worry about every little thing, there are still places in the world where innocence can happen on a daily basis. The simple act of children walking to school together, waving their colorful little umbrellas in the air and perhaps singing a little song - this is what Yellow Umbrella wants to show us.
I did find myself counting umbrellas and noticing colors as I read. As such, you might see this as a good book for introducing colors and numbers to little children. While I think it is that, I don't think it's a classic colour or number book. For one thing, the numbers are not linear. The music starts out "counting" with one line of music for one umbrella and two lines of music for two, but at some stage the music stops counting and starts invoking shape and other elements in the story. I wondered what this book might sound like if the theme of the music were more differentiated, and used more instruments than the piano solo. However I can understand the decision of the author to keep the same theme (based around the song printed in the back of the book) and use a solo instrument - one that is likely to be common in many kindergartens (another side note: every kindergarten teacher I've met in Japan plays piano, because there is at least one piano in every kindergarten).
For students who have never had experience of other cultures, this book is nonetheless a beautifully crated book that interacts well with the accompanying music. Whether or not it would be used as a "read aloud" in kindergartens and schools would be up to the creativity of the teacher and the available time to listen to the music. Two options are given for the music - the "read aloud" version which takes snippets from the music broken up with silence to indicate page turns (THANK YOU for not including a chintzy bell sound), and the full piece of music for each page which would take considerably longer. The song is also included, sung in Korean and translated in English with the sheet music printed. As a mother-child read aloud, I think this book is simply beautiful and would be a good choice for bedtime in order to quiet the mood. While there is very little action in this book, it is a moving depiction of childhood independence in an increasingly controlled world.


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De roestbuikorganist (Euphonia fulvicrissa) is een zangvogel uit de familie Fringillidae (vinkachtigen).

Verspreiding en leefgebied
Deze soort telt 3 ondersoorten:
 E. f. fulvicrissa: van centraal Panama tot westelijk Colombia.
 E. f. omissa: centraal Colombia.
 E. f. purpurascens: zuidwestelijk Colombia en noordwestelijk Ecuador.

Externe link
Avibase

Vinkachtigen
Dier uit het Neotropisch gebied
IUCN-status niet bedreigd


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Q: Two way data flow on Vue component I want a selector in a Vue component to update when the stored value in Vuex is updated. Here is a simplified version of the vue component:
<template>
    <v-autocomplete
      outlined
      dense
      v-model="team"
      label="Select Team"
      :items="teams"
      item-text="name"
      item-value="_id"
      return-object
      class="mx-3 mt-3"
      @change="selectTeam"
    ></v-autocomplete>
</template>

The JS:
<script>
export default {
  name: 'NavDrawer',
  data() {
    return {
      team: null,
      teams: [],
    };
  },
  async created() {
    this.team = this.$store.getters['teams/allTeams'].find(
      (t) => t.name === this.$route.params.team,
    );
    this.teams = this.$store.getters['teams/allTeams'];
  },
  methods: {
    async selectTeam() {
      if (this.team) {
        await this.$store.dispatch('editTeam/selectTeam', this.team);
        this.$router.push(`/team/${this.team.name}`);
      } else {
        this.$router.push('/');
      }
    },
  },
};
</script>

And the Vuex store:
export default {
  namespaced: true,
  state: () => ({
    editedTeam: {},
  }),
  mutations: {
    selectTeam(state, team) {
      state.editedTeam = team;
    },
    resetTeam(state) {
      state.editedTeam = {};
    },
  },
  actions: {
    selectTeam({ commit }, team) {
      commit('selectTeam', team);
    },
    resetTeam({ commit }) {
      commit('resetTeam');
    },
  },
  getters: {
    getSelectedTeam: (state) => state.editedTeam,
  },
};

I'm not sure if it matters, but this vuex store is passed into an index file to create the Vuex.Store -- this is working correctly and is not the issue.
I want the team stored in editedTeam to reactively update the team selected in the v-autocomplete component, when a new editedTeam is selected elsewhere in the application. I want the v-autocomplete selector to send a new team to editedTeam when it is selected. I think I should be using mapState for this and storing them as a computed value -- but nothing I've tried has worked. I find the vuex documentation to be lacking in good examples.
Thanks!


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Jewish High School Math League
The competitive math league for Jewish high schools across the world
The History of Pi
Jewish History, Numbers
Pi. Not to be confused with pie, the delicious dessert filled with cinnamon spiced apples or gooey cherries, the number pi proves a powerful tool in the realm of mathematics. Pi, or 3.14159, is an irrational number commonly used in geometry to determine the circumference or area of circles and spheres and plays a fundamental role in mathematics. You have probably seen pi crop up in area, volume and circumference formulas such as the area of a circle (pi*r^2), the circumference of a circle (2*pi*r), and the volume of a sphere ((4/3)*pi*r^3). Although the number is named after a Greek letter, civilizations before the Greeks knew of its geometric power. The kingdom of Israel under Solomon, for instance, already had an understanding of pi in relation to circles. In Melachim Aleph (Kings I), many descriptions of the vessels in Solomon's temple are described in detail. While describing one of the temple's basins, known as the "molten sea," the number pi is hinted to. The verse states: "And he made the molten sea, ten cubits from brim to brim; it (was) round all about, and the height thereof (was) five cubits; and a line of thirty cubits did compass it round about" (Kings I, 7:23). Here the mouth of the basin is described as being 10 cubits in diameter, and 30 cubits in circumference. In other words, the Jews during Solomon's time seem to have had an understanding that a ratio exists between the diameter and circumference of a circle. They estimated the constant ratio between these two values to be 3, as the circumference divided by the diameter for Solomon's basin is 30 cubits divided by 10 cubits, or 3. Although 3 is not the exact value of pi, it is quite impressive that Jews under Solomon's rule noticed such a ratio. It is no less surprising that the prophet who wrote Melachim Aleph found the rough ratio important enough to include in his writings. This just goes to show how holy math can be!
If you have any questions or concerns please contact us at jhsmathleague@gmail.com and I'd be happy to help.
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Nadja Schmidt is the Director and Co-Founder of the Austrian branch of ICAN, the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, which won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2017. Since 2017, Nadja is the Founder & CEO of Visuelles, a digital communications agency based in Vienna. Before getting involved with ICAN, she was working in the Departement for Disarmament, Arms Control and Non-Proliferation at the Austrian Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as research assistant at the University of Vienna, as consultant in the field of science communication and served as Secretary General of the Austrian Political Science Association. Nadja is also lecturing at the University of Vienna and the IES Abroad Vienna. Nadja holds a Masters Degree in Political Science and Communications from University of Vienna and a Masters Degree in Interdisciplinary European Science of the College of Europe.


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The 18 month Imagine 2030 Project aimed to find out what people have in common, what opinions and aspirations they share about the future, and what topics people might work on together.
It laid the groundwork for integrating Council's own four-year strategic Council Plan 2009-13 with the Community Plan, and the review processes thereafter. It has also provided a foundation for the current Council Plan 2017-21 (PDF - 5MB).
Download the Greater Dandenong Community Plan Imagine 2030 (PDF - 3.4MB)
In 2017 the Community Plan - Imagine 2030 was reviewed as part of the process to develop a new Council Plan. A number of consultation activities were held to determine the key priorities of our community and key stakeholders and help Council to set its direction for the next four years. The results of the consultation aligned with the priorities expressed in 2009 with the addition of tourism and attracting visitors to our city. An updated summary of Imagine 2030 has been developed to include this new priority.
Download the Imagine 2030 - 2017 Update (PDF - 600KB)
A plan by the community
In 2009, over 3000 comments were recorded from around 1700 participants and respondents during research, consultation, focus groups, workshops, discussion circles, and surveys reaching most sectors in the community.
A focus group format was developed for consultation with young people and cultures from non-English speaking backgrounds. Representatives of these sectors were recruited and trained in facilitating focus groups, and the Imagine 2030 Model, then sent off to recruit their groups and notetakers, and asked to report back focus group discussion notes. Migrant groups conducted discussions in their languages of origin, and facilitators returned reports in English.
The final stages of the project included participant feedback on a discussion paper, which has been updated and published as the evidential part of the community plan.
A plan for the community
This community plan is a must for anyone working with the Greater Dandenong community, especially community and government agencies, those applying for Council funding, and anyone who wants to help make this the best place with the best people.
Sectors for analysis
The project was designed to identify and compare the opinions of some prime sectors, specifically: residents at large; young people; CALD (Culturally and linguistically diverse) communities; business and manufacturing.
Sectors for targeting
At the next level down, research and consultation pathways were designed for each of the above, including attention to:
community organisations receiving council community grants, or on council's correspondence lists
community reference panel, and key Councillor contacts
retail associations, and industry and manufacturing representatives
Council staff (a large proportion are residents too)
Councillors and Council management


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FINDING A JOB IN DENMARK
'I am the plumber!' Make your title fit the job
Our job search expert Franco Soldera is back to focus on why you need to clearly define yourself if you want to get employers to notice you.
Published: 18 February 2015 15:58 CET
No matter what you are, you need to clearly define it. Photo: Colourbox
This week we will analyze the very first stage of any job search, whether you are looking for your very first job or looking to switch positions after 20 years at the same company. Specifically, I will explain the meaning of the first two (an a half) steps referred to in my last column:
"Good morning! I am the plumber!". Can you say this simple sentence with confidence? Do you feel comfortable presenting yourself with a very specific job title? If the answer is no, and you are looking for a job right now, then think twice: you are probably not ready yet for the move and you are going to waste a lot of precious time trying to impress employers who cannot possibly understand who you are!
One of the reasons we ask candidates to come to NemCV workshops prepared with one or more links to job ads that are suitable for them is that we want to avoid the usual conversation, which goes something like this:
Me: "Ok, let's start to work on your CV: which job do you want to apply to? What's your job title?"
Candidate: "Ooohhh, actually I am good at many things, it's difficult to explain who I am and what I can do…".
If it's difficult for you to explain who you are, how can you believe that the five seconds (if you are lucky) an employer spends looking at your CV will understand what you can do for her/his company?
It is actually not so difficult to determine which label to stick on top of your CV as a job title, but first you have to first understand the targeted company's language.
This task is as easy as opening a web browser. Point your browser to any of the job search engines that you know (JobIndex, IT-Jobbank, Stepstone, our The Local's own job listings, to mention a few) and search for the skills that you intend to offer to employers. Searching through the different job titles that you find and reading the job descriptions, you will be able to understand which job title best describes your skills.
This is an iterative process: search for a job, look at the job description and refine the search parameters looking for the job titles that better describe your skills. If you cannot find any suitable jobs, search again based on your skills but this time slightly change the keywords until you hit a number of job ads that are relevant to you. When you find a position you would like to apply to, you will write in your CV the same job title that you found in the job ad. If the company is looking for a plumber, then you must be a plumber!
Here is an example in NemCV format. I used this CV when I applied to a job as an "IT Operations and Support consultant":
In case you are a new graduate and/or do not have much work experience, you should look at jobs where experience is not a requirement, like junior positions or internships.
Choosing the right internship or first job is matter of personal experience and attitude, combined with your degree title (if you have one). According to your specialization (and attained degree), you should pick the jobs where you can apply previous personal experience or study experience – remember, all experience counts! Do not underestimate voluntary work, as it is still work and it requires a special set of skills that could be used in your first job.
This is not a simple subject and I know that it can be a challenging and time consuming task for most readers. If you are in trouble with this task and need some advice, please send us an email and describe (with an example) your challenge. When I receive a number of requests, I will be able to dedicate an article that goes through your examples and offer some clarification based on real cases.
Franco Soldera is the co-founder of NemCV, together with Zubair Quraishi. Since 2011 they have focused on creating the right web application that allows a superior match between companies and candidates, overcoming the common misunderstandings that affect the hiring process. They have helped more than 1,000 foreigners in Denmark get their first job interviews.
Franco is an IT consultant with more than 15 years experience and has a past as musician. He got his first job in Denmark in 2003 and moved from Italy to settle in Copenhagen. You can follow him on Twitter at @fsoldera.
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You got your first job in Denmark. What do you do next?
'We wanted to make chocolate to reflect Denmark's seasons'
Stuart Eve moved to Denmark with his family after his wife, an archaeologist, was offered a job at Aarhus University. Nearly four years later, he is the co-founder of a fair trade chocolate business in the Scandinavian city.
A chance meeting at their children's daycare resulted in the Ørbæk and Eve families starting their Danish business. Photo: Stuart Eve
Eve still works full time at his day job, also in archaeology. But the sweet-toothed entrepreneur told The Local that Denmark provided him with inspiration to try something out of his comfort zone – starting his own business in a foreign country.
After meeting business partner Anders Ørbæk at the daycare centre attended by their children, the two began the project, initially producing the chocolate out of their own kitchens.
"That has now moved to the renting of a professional space, so that we can scale up production and also get all the relevant food hygiene certificates and so on," Eve said.
The archaeologist said having Danish partners had been beneficial in the course of setting up a business in the Scandinavian country, even though the process itself was straightforward.
"Actually starting the business was a matter of filling in a few forms online and showing we had 100 kroner [13 euros] in the bank. However, I think without our Danish partners, it would have been quite hard – mainly because of the technical Danish required. My Danish is pretty awful – and there are a lot of financial terms that are difficult to translate," Eve said.
READ ALSO: Danish: Is it really so hard to learn?
"So I think for us it was essential to have Danish partners. Also, the food hygiene rules and health and safety, while similar to the UK, are quite onerous – and again very technical.
"I run my own archaeology business in the UK, so that has set me in great stead for the financial and business side," he added.
The startup currently sources some of its supplies from Eve's native UK – one aspect that may be complicated by Brexit, he said.
"My secret dream is that the chocolate business will enable us to beat Brexit and stay in Denmark for a lot longer — but we'll have to see how it pans out," he said.
Packaged up and ready to go #somerferie #chokolade #beantobar #chocolate
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It was not just the administrative side that Eve had to learn on the hoof for his Danish-based business, though – the process of producing the chocolate itself is also new.
"I was eating some Ritter Sport one evening and wondered to myself how chocolate was made, thinking it must be some incredibly complicated industrial process. So I checked out a few YouTube videos and it turns out you can make chocolate in a coffee grinder – it tastes awful because it is so crunchy, but it shows the process. From there it was a matter of buying a bigger grinder and starting to experiment. We have so much to learn still, but people seem to like what we are producing so far," he said.
The chocolate produced by the startup – which is both fairtrade and organic – is heavily influenced by Denmark's nature and seasonal variations, including a quarterly subscription service which can be signed up for via a crowdfunding campaign.
"We have been trying to find a way to really represent the beauty and abundance of the Danish countryside and combine it with something that Danes really love – chocolate," he said.
"Strawberries from Samsø for summer, hazelnuts foraged from the woods for autumn, etc. Between us we have six kids so the family always come in and help during the production days," he added.
A longer term aim is to consolidate the new company – named Ørbæk & Eve after its co-founders – as a well-known 'bean to bar' company in Aarhus.
"Our main reasons for doing this are two-fold. First, we eat a lot of chocolate and have become increasingly concerned by the human and environmental costs of industrialised chocolate production – there are new reports about destruction of rainforest for cocoa plantations and slave labour in West Africa, for example. In order to not be complicit with this, I wanted to figure out how it was made – and to do it myself.
"Second, we have really noticed the differences in the seasons since we moved to Denmark, so we wanted to make chocolate that reflected and celebrated the different qualities of the changing seasons," he said.
Eve, Ørbæk and their partners are currently spending evenings and weekends on the chocolate production runs.
"As things pick up, I suspect I will move to one dedicated day a week, but we have four of us working on it, so we can usually juggle the time," he said.
READ MORE: The Local's 'My Danish Career' series
Michael Barrett [email protected] @MLBarrett15
'Copenhagen offers a more healthy and happy balance'
'Don't be afraid to speak Danish'


The Primetime Emmy nominations have been announced and everyone from Ricky Martin, RuPaul, Samira Wiley, Lily Tomlin, and Sandra Oh are reaping the benefits. The LGBTQ community is on fire this year in representation on the small screen – and we have the rundown.
"[The] list of Emmy nominees is a milestone moment for LGBTQ inclusion on television," said GLAAD president and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis.
Emmy voters are sending a direct message to audiences and change-makers in Hollywood with this year's nominations.
"Emmy voters today sent a clear message of inclusion and acceptance which should be a signal for Hollywood to continue to tell powerful and impactful LGBTQ stories," Kate Ellis added.
In addition to starring as a lesbian in Under the Tuscan Sun, Oh starred in one of the most inclusive drama series on ABC from 2004-2014. Grey's Anatomy secured her five Emmy nominations, but all were for best actress in a supporting role.
This time, Oh is making history as the first actress of Asian descent to earn an Emmy nomination for lead actress in a drama series.
Moving over to the additional nominees this year, Ricky Martin is up for supporting actor in a limited series for The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story; Saturday Night Live comedian Kate McKinnon nabbed a nod for supporting actress in a comedy series; Black-ish star Wanda Sykes for guest actress in a comedy series, and The Handmaid's Tale star Samira Wiley for guest actress in a drama series.
Lynch is being considered for best guest actress in a comedy series for Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. She is also up for best reality show host for Hollywood Game Night. Ellen DeGeneres is also up for the same category.
Cherry Jones is up for guest actress in a drama series for The Handmaid's Tale and lesbian on-screen Alexis Bledel is also hoping to win for best supporting actress in a drama series.
Rounding out the impressive list of out-nominations this year is Sarah Paulson. She is up for lead actress in a limited series for American Horror Story: Cult.
Out producers Ryan Murphy (directing for a limited series and nonfiction shortform for Versace) and Carrie Brownstein (directing for a variety series for Portlandia) also made the cut.
The 70th Emmy Awards will telecast live from the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, Monday, September 17 (8:00-11:00 PM ET/5:00-8:00 PM PT) on NBC. Saturday Night Live's Colin Jost and Michael Che will serve as co-hosts.


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Might This Report Be The Definitive Answer To Your Usa Vs Mexico Soccer?
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Worldwide match statistics, as of August 12, 2014. All goals scored in worldwide matches solely. Pulisic scored on his very first contact within the 74th minute, Weston McKennie added a aim within the 85th and the United States beat Mexico 2-0 Friday night in a World Cup qualifier – the "Dos a Cero" scoreline that became conventional early in the twenty first century. Listed below are the entire tournament cumulative viewership combined totals for every World Cup tournament since 1994. These totals account for all matches played throughout the tournament. There can also be part 12 NFF Act which stipulates that there needs to be safety association for soccer matches at all times. Paragraph eight NFF Strategy Guidelines states that "All NFF Govt Committee Members, NFF Management and Staff, State Football Affiliation Chairmen and their respective Board Members, Club Chairmen and Officials, Coaches and all different Football Officials are hereby directed to desist from appearing as Intermediaries (Brokers/Managers) to gamers forthwith". Just lately in Nigeria, a video went viral exhibiting the Nigerian assistant coach Salisu Yusuf allegedly taking bribes and also in Ghana, high officials and a referee have been caught on digital camera accumulating bribe and have been suspended from all football associated activity.29 Till corruption is eradicated, our football will hardly progress as there will be continuous match fixing and partiality.
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Well, Let's find out more about the ex-couple's life. Are they in any relationship or they are still single after the end of their relationship with each other. Stay with us, we will let you know all the details about their life.
A young, dynamic, and beautiful lady who was married to Colin Cowherd has finally ended their relationship. The couple also has children together from their marriage. However, after their divorce, the children are in the custody of mother Kimberly.
Their children are really very cute. They are now the grown-up kids and are very well behaved and mannered. Kids are provided with both parental and maternal love. They too are provided with proper upbringing. Kimberly and Colin have managed to take care of their children in a good way even though they got separated.
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Talking about Kimberly's ex-husband Colin Cowherd, he is renowned worldwide as a radio host. He has a good reputation as a radio anchor. The way he presents himself on the radio is really very amazing. He too has a good qualification related to this field. Since his childhood, he has been interested in hosting the various shows.
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Speaking at a panel discussion during the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) breakfast meeting in Harare today, economists urged government to let the markets determine the currency to use or prepare for total shutdown.
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The N. Richards director Archie Dongo blamed the current situation on government insistence that bond notes are at par with the United States dollars saying this has caused people in the business sector to suffer.
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Octet (music)
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Autograph manuscript score of Schubert's Octet
In music, an octet is a musical ensemble consisting of eight instruments or voices, or a musical composition written for such an ensemble.
1 Octets in classical music
2 Octets in jazz
3 Octets in popular music
4 Vocal octet
Octets in classical music[edit]
Octets in classical music are one of the largest groupings of chamber music. Although eight-part scoring was fairly common for serenades and divertimenti in the 18th century, the word "octet" only first appeared at the beginning of the 19th century, as the title of a composition by Prince Louis Ferdinand of Prussia, whose Octet Op. 12 (published posthumously in 1808) features the piano, together with clarinet, 2 horns, 2 violins, and 2 cellos. Later octets with piano were written by Ferdinand Ries (Op. 128, 1818, with clarinet, horn, bassoon, violin, viola, cello, and double bass), Anton Rubinstein (Op. 9, 1856, with flute, clarinet, horn, violin, viola, cello, and double bass), and Paul Juon (Chamber Symphony, Op. 27, 1907) (Kube 2001).
Octets tend to be scored in one of the following arrangements:
String octet – This arrangement is made up entirely of strings. Felix Mendelssohn's Octet Op. 20 is an example, as are the octets of George Enescu, Dmitri Shostakovich, Niels Gade, Carl Schuberth, Johan Svendsen, Carl Grädener, Joachim Raff, Woldemar Bargiel, Hermann Graedener, Reinhold Glière, Ferdinand Thieriot, Max Bruch, and Airat Ichmouratov.
Double quartet – Double quartets are made up of two string quartets, often arranged antiphonally. Louis Spohr composed four such octets between 1823 and 1847 (opp. 65, 77, 87 and 136), taking as a model a work by Andreas Romberg. Later examples in this mode include works by Nikolay Afanasyev (Housewarming and Le souvenir) and Mario Peragallo (Music for Double Quartet, 1948), as well as Darius Milhaud's paired 14th and 15th String Quartets Op. 291 (1948–49), which are composed to be playable simultaneously as an octet (Kube 2001).
Cello octet – Eight cellos, a combination popularized by Heitor Villa-Lobos in his Bachianas Brasileiras nos. 1 (1930) and 5 (1938/1945), though technically these are for "cello orchestra" with a minimum of eight players. Villa-Lobos also arranged three of the preludes and four fugues from Johann Sebastian Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier for this ensemble. Several all-cello groups came into existence during the late 1970s and 1980s, notably the Yale Cellos, the 12 Cellists of the Berlin Philharmonic, and the Conjunto Ibérico cello octet, and their popularity caused a surge of interest in cello-ensemble writing among composers. Some of the most prominent to compose cello octets include Luciano Berio (Korót, 1998), Sylvano Bussotti (Poèsies à Maldoror, 1999), Edison Denisov (Hymne, 1995), Morton Gould (Cellos, 1984), Sofia Gubaidulina (Fata morgana: die tanzende Sonne, 2002), Gordon Jacob (Cello Octet, 1981), Arvo Pärt (version of Fratres, (1983), Steve Reich (Cello Counterpoint, 2003), Kaija Saariaho (Neiges, 1998), and Peter Sculthorpe (Chorale, 1994).
Wind octet – Usually scored for 2 oboes, 2 clarinets, 2 horns, and 2 bassoons; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Ludwig van Beethoven composed for this scoring, also known as Harmonie (Montagu 2002), though only Beethoven actually titled his one work for this grouping "Octet". The octets of Franz Lachner (Op. 156), Theodore Gouvy (Op. 71) and Carl Reinecke (Op. 216) are scored for flute, oboe, 2 clarinets, 2 horns and 2 bassoons. Igor Stravinsky's Octet for wind instruments has an unusual scoring of flute, clarinet, two bassoons, two trumpets, and two trombones. George Antheil's Concerto for Chamber Orchestra is scored for an octet of flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, contrabassoon, horn, trumpet and trombone.
Wind and string octet – a combination of forces, popularized by Franz Schubert (whose Octet is for clarinet, bassoon, horn, 2 violins, viola, cello, and double bass). A number of ensembles have been formed with this instrumentation, including the Octuor de Paris, for whom Iannis Xenakis composed Anaktoria (1969). By contrast, the Octet by Louis Spohr is scored for clarinet, 2 horns, violin, 2 violas, cello, and double bass. Paul Hindemith wrote a less well-known piece for clarinet, bassoon, horn, violin, two violas, cello and double bass. Another important 20th-century octet for winds and strings is Octandre by Edgard Varèse (1923), for flute (doubling piccolo), oboe, clarinet (doubling E♭ clarinet), bassoon, horn, trumpet, trombone, and double bass (Griffiths 2001). Alec Wilder composed a series of crossover octets between 1938 and 1940 which are scored for a quintet of woodwinds (flute, oboe, clarinet, bass clarinet, bassoon) backed by a rhythm section of harpsichord, double bass and drums.
Octets in jazz[edit]
The Aman jazz octet
Jazz ensembles of eight players will frequently be termed an octet. These ensembles may be for any combination of instruments, but the most common line-up is trumpet, alto sax, tenor sax, trombone, guitar, piano, bass and drums, with guitar occasionally making way for another horn, for example baritone sax. The Jamil Sheriff Octet [1] is an example of a classic octet. Ornette Coleman's ensemble for the Free Jazz album (referred to as a double quartet) is an example of two quartets playing together at the same time.
Saxophonist David Murray leads an experimental jazz octet, the David Murray Octet.
The collaborations of trombonists J.J. Johnson and Kai Winding occasionally featured a trombone octet, most notably on their 1956 record Jay and Kai + 6.
Octets in popular music[edit]
British pop group the Dooleys were an eight-member group popular in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
British rock group Yes were an eight-member group during their Union tour in 1991.
Vocal octet[edit]
A vocal octet is a choir, or performance by a choir,[citation needed] of eight separate parts, for example, an SSAATTBB (1st & 2nd soprano, 1st & 2nd alto, 1st & 2nd tenor, baritone and bass) choir.
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Griffiths, Paul. 2001. "Varèse, Edgard [Edgar] (Victor Achille Charles)". The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, second edition, edited by Stanley Sadie and John Tyrrell. London: Macmillan Publishers.
Kube, Michael. 2001. "Octet". The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, second edition, edited by Stanley Sadie and John Tyrrell. London: Macmillan Publishers.
Montagu, Jeremy. 2002. "Octet". In The Oxford Companion to Music, edited by Alison Latham. Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press.
Antonov, Ivan Milkov. 2005. "A Catalogue of Twentieth-Century Cello Ensemble Music". DMA monograph. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College.
Wackerbauer, Michael. 2008. Sextett, Doppelquartett und Oktett. Studien zur groß besetzten Kammermusik für Streicher im 19. Jahrhundert. Regensburger Studien zur Musikgeschichte 6). Tutzing: Hans Schneider. ISBN 978-3-7952-1121-9.
Musical ensembles by number
Solo: 1
One-man band
Duet: 2
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Trio: 3
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Clarinet-viola-piano
Clarinet-violin-piano
Flute, viola and harp
Organ trio
Piano six hands
Power trio (in rock music and heavy metal music)
Quartet: 4
Rock or pop quartet
Quintet: 5
Pierrot ensemble
Rock or pop quintet
Sextet: 6
Septet: 7
Octet: 8
Nonet: 9
Decet: 10
Duodecet: 12
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The Gamecocks are playing at home and already have some desperation! South Carolina fell to 1-1 on the season by falling to Mississippi State 27-14 last weekend while getting held to a paltry 34 rushing yards in the loss. Head coach Will Muschamp has yet to decide on a starter at quarterback and has been splitting time between Brandon McIlwain and Perry Orth, but it was Orth that gave the Gamecocks any positive play under center. The South Carolina offense is averaging a pitiful 13.5 points through two games and has turned the ball over four times. The Gamecocks are playing outstanding defense in limiting their opponents to just 18.5 points per game.
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This mine was one of 40 or so mines, or mine groups, that were a part of the Tyndall Mining District in southern Arizona. The district, which was located east of Tubac, extended from the high peaks of the Santa Rita Mountains down to the Rio Sonoita(Sonoita Creek). An early USGS bulletin, "The Mineral Deposits of the Santa Rita and Patagonia Mountains", noted that the mine was discovered in the 1870's. The earliest references to the operation, that I have found, were a series of notices that appeared in the Arizona Weekly Citizen in the summer and fall of 1882. Those public notices announced the application for a patent to the mining claims. At the time, the area was still in Pima County. Santa Cruz County would not be created until 1899.
The metal of interest for the miners was copper, although some gold, lead and silver were also recovered. The ore minerals were the colorful malachite, azurite, and chrysacolla. Some chalcocite was also mined. The mine operated intermittently until 1915 or so, with 300 tons of ore reported to have been shipped. In 1912, the Copper Queen Copper Company from Bisbee is supposed to have been involved in the mine's operation. Shipping was relatively easy. In those days, the Benson to Nogales railroad ran along Sonoita Creek.
These are current views of the mine site. I could not locate any openings to any of the old mine workings. Those were reported to have consisted of "shafts and drifts aggregating about 1000 feet of work...."
The largest relic that remains at the site is the shell of an old boiler. Its flue pipe rests alongside.
The boiler "house" that was made from country rock has all but tumbled down. Long strap bolts that once held the structure together are now loose.
The boiler tubes were likely recycled into pipes or posts somewhere on the nearby ranching operation.
At the firebox end of the boiler, a few firebrick are scattered about.
This paragraph, extracted from an article published in 1900, in the "Oasis", a Nogales newspaper, may provide insight into the boiler's history. Professor Blake(William Blake) was a very famous geologist who was the head of the University of Arizona's School of Mines from 1895 to 1905. His name often appears in early mine reports of the era from operations all around the state. He apparently had a personal stake in this mine.
In the drainage below the mine dumps, an old ore bucket is just visible in the wash materials. Was this the bucket described in the article?
My thoughts are that the buried bucket may have been similar to this one that was recently offered for sale online.
On downstream from the ore bucket is this remnant of an ore car.
These pieces of lumber and the tank may have once been associated with the mine operation.
There were several "platforms" or terraces that had been cleared. Perhaps those were the locations of the miners' tents? I did not see a can, or bottle dump, however.
On my walk into the area I had passed several remnants of early ranching activity.
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Mohammed bin Saeed: We continue to deepen our interests with France
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Sheikh Mohammed bin Saeed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Commander of the Armed Forces, on Friday welcomed French President Emmanuel Macron, who is on a state visit to Expo 2020. Dubai.
Welcoming the visit of the President of France to the country, he expressed his pleasure at the renewed meeting with him in the United Arab Emirates, which reaffirms the joint interest in continuing the ongoing consultation and coordination between the two friendly countries. Macron, Greetings from the Head of State Sheikh Khalifa bin Saeed Al Nahyan, May God protect him and wish him health and happiness and further progress and prosperity to his friendly country.
French President Sheikh Mohammed bin Saeed Al Nahyan congratulated the government, government and people of the United Arab Emirates on the occasion of the country's 50th "Golden Jubilee Day". The country's aspiration for new and hopeful cooperation and joint work, which serves the interests of both countries and supports peace efforts in the region.
President Emmanuel Macron discussed within the framework of the Special Strategic Partnership that unites the two countries, particularly on investment and economic aspects, advanced relations in advanced technology, energy and food, paths to joint cooperation and opportunities for its development in various fields. To achieve their mutual interests, among other things, besides the fields of defense, culture and education.
During the meeting, the two sides reviewed all issues in the regional and international arena and shared common interests and developments, as well as exchanged views on developments in the Middle East region.
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In this context, the two sides reaffirmed their joint interest in strengthening various aspects of the strategic partnership between the United Arab Emirates and France, and with a consensus on the importance of supporting initiatives aimed at strengthening peace pillars and security pillars. Stability in the region to achieve its people's aspirations for peace and development.
The meeting was attended by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Presidential Affairs Sheikh Mansour bin Saeed Al Nahyan, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Sheikh Abdullah bin Saeed Al Nahyan and Member Sheikh Khalid bin Mohammed bin Saeed Al Nahyan. Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Saeed Al Nahyan and Sheikh Mohammed bin Hamad Al Nahyan, Chairman of the Board of Directors and Abu Dhabi Airports, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Abu Dhabi Airports.
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