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The Games We Can't Wait To Play In 2018
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Will Butler 15/01/2018
Last year was a garbage-pile on fire for almost everyone. It feels like we've never been more divided and that our world has significantly less humanity in it than it did years previous. It also happened to be one of the greatest years for video games in the last decade.
Between the multiple 10/10 releases, 2017 really felt like it kicked the spirit out of us. But 2018 stands to keep the trend of building amazing, exciting, emotional virtual worlds for us to escape to and reconnect with our humanity.
Without further ado, here are GAMR's most anticipated games of 2018.
Kingdom Hearts 3 (2018)
Will Butler
The western world is politically and socially divided and the final chapter in Kingdom Hearts' 16 year, seven game journey isn't going to stitch up the tears in the civic fabric. However, though unapproachable from the outside due to its long history of deeply convoluted lore, the Kingdom Hearts series has always stayed anchored to themes of sincerity and empathy – virtues we can all adopt to start making tangible change in our own world.
I love Kingdom Hearts without tire or remorse for this reason and thousands more like it. Though it might seem like a kitsch crossover series filled with Square Enix and Disney's all-star characters, the series has built a robust arcing plot that is due a satisfying and climactic conclusion that's as enthusiastic and in love with its own world as the community that orbits it.
While the Final Fantasy and Persona series start anew with every new instalment, Kingdom Hearts has maintained a legacy of creating an odyssey filled with alive, caring characters that the fans want resolution for. Not only that but Kingdom Hearts 3 should see the return and refinement of the series' best and favourite mechanics as hinted to from this year's E3 trailer.
For all its various dream dimensions, time travel rules, identity crises and hearts within hearts, Kingdom Hearts finds its power in the raw simplicity of love, whether its mine, the communities or the characters its created across nearly two decades of adventures, I have no doubt Kingdom Hearts 3 will resolve this philosophy with grace and sincerity.
Jake Buchanan
Spider-Man is due to have a good console game and, at long last, Insomniac's Spider-Man PS4 exclusive looks set to deliver. Not since the 'Spiderman 2' movie tie in game on the PS2 have we had a decent Spidey adventure. This new game seems to be set deep in the Spider-Man world, and seems to be a standalone adventure unconnected to any movie tie in. We are instead getting a game that uses multiple villains, set in an open world with a strong story at its core.
Insomniac games have a strong in-house pedigree with Sunset Overdrive on the Xbox which was a bombastic game which delivered carnage in an open world environment. If this new Spider-Man game can harness some of the chaos and game physics, then we are in for a real treat.
Rumours seem to suggest that we may get to play as multiple characters and even the new kid on the block Miles Morales could make an appearance. Mary Jane could also be a playable character (at least in one section of the game). The sheer fact that we are getting a current-gen Spider-Man game very exciting. Gone are the days when gamers used to sigh at the limitations of their systems; now we are going to get a full open world with dynamic looking combat and big scale battles. Oh and did I mention, you play as FREAKING SPIDER-MAN.
Johnny Di Girolamo
Slated for beta release in 2018, Dreams is… an experience. Is it really a game? Developer Media Molecule say: "Dreams is a space where you go to play and experience the dreams of Media Molecule and our community. It's also a space in which to create your own dreams, whether they're games, art, films, music or anything in-between and beyond".
Essentially, it's an interactive engine where the user creates anything they want using a vivid art style, it's even more ambitious than Little Big Planet. If that doesn't make sense, you are not alone.
Everything we've seen so far looks incredible. If it is as good as it looks then it has the potential to redefine gaming in a way no other game ever has. Will bedroom musicians use it to make music videos? Will filmmakers really direct animated movies using it? The sheer creative scope and possibility are beyond exciting.
Or will it be another No Man's Sky? A technical wonder, but a vast and empty universe that is both confusing and off-putting. While Media Molecule have earned a fair amount of consumer trust, with Tearaway and LBP showing that they can handle a community and fan creations well, I don't know how I feel about a game that is relying on me to make my fun, surely that's why we pay a large amount of money to professionals: for a defined experience.
One thing is for sure: this is going to be one of the most talked about games of 2018.
Vampyr (2018)
Dontnod Entertainment have never shied away from ambitious games. Both 2013's Remember Me and 2015's Life Is Strange were innovative and flawed in equal measure, but I think they are the perfect company to tackle this. The premise is simple, in a post-WWI London you play a doctor who is attacked and becomes a vampyr. Do you increase your powers to help you tackle the supernatural underworld or do you try to keep your humanity by not feeding, instead focusing on trying to cure the flu?
There is still a giant void for an 19th/early 20th century supernatural game. The Order 1886 attempted to fill it and fell flat on its face. If they can get the atmosphere right then they'll have an instant classic as far as world building goes, and if they can get gameplay and plot sorted then it could well turn out to be the game of the year. We want to be exploring dark, smoggy streets filled with memorable characters and difficult moral choices, where the veil between the supernatural and the concrete world of post – war England is frail and frightening.
That Dontnod have already said it's possible to complete the game without killing anyone is encouraging, as it suggests something akin to Dishonored's system, though they promise complex branching dialogue and exciting combat too. We all hope this is as good as it sounds, and we could finally have an heir to Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver as the best vampire game ever made.
Death Stranding (TBA)
The most exciting thing about this game is that we know almost nothing about it. If you've seen the video, then you've probably had the same thought that we have here at GAMR: "What's with the babies?!". Well, we just don't know yet. Apparently there's an open world to explore, and the idea of two realms of reality, something akin to the Upside Down from Stranger Things, where actions have lasting consequences in the 'real' world. With almost nothing known about the plot, all we have to look at are the stunning visuals and star array of talent: Norman Reedus, Mads Mikkelsen, Guillermo del Toro… and those are only the ones we know about. Wow.
The real make or break deal with this game is the studio: Hideo Kojima is a legend for what he's achieved with the Metal Gear series, but can he carry that over to production of this own product without corporate supervision? Past glories are no promise of future success: we saw this with the way George Lucas handled the Star Wars prequel trilogy. There is an argument that recent Kojima games have been growing increasingly, well… Kojima heavy. If his tendency to self indulge and confuse plots can be curtailed then Death Stranding has the possibility of cementing itself as a once in a generation classic.
However it ends up, the sheer enigma that has surrounded everything to do with the game is reason enough for it to be on our most hotly anticipated games list, and we can't wait to get our hands on it!
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Will is a music journalist by day and a bleeding-heart Nintendo shill by night. He possesses a passion for video games that was forged by years of Pokémon marathons by lamplight. These days Will loses sleep over the lore of Kingdom Hearts and does his best to write shorter sentences.
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PetroTal Announces Results of Shareholders' Meeting, Director Dealing, TVR and Other Corporate Items
|In News, IR Posts, 2022
|By wpengine
Calgary, Alberta and Houston, Texas–(Newsfile Corp. – September 20, 2022) – PetroTal Corp. (TSXV: TAL) (AIM: PTAL) (OTCQX: PTALF) ("PetroTal" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that all matters presented for approval at the annual special meeting of shareholders held on September 15, 2022 have been fully authorized and approved.
Annual General and Special Meeting on September 15, 2022
The Company welcomes two new directors (Messrs. Carranza and Harris), and thanks retiring directors (Messrs. Guidry and Ellson). The following are PetroTal's duly elected Directors:
Mark McComiskey – Chair
Manuel Pablo Zuniga-Pflucker – President and CEO
Eleanor Barker – Non-Executive Director
Luis Carranza – Non-Executive Director
Jon Harris – Non-Executive Director
Roger Tucker – Non-Executive Director
Gavin Wilson – Non-Executive Director
PSU Issue
The Company also announces that it has issued an aggregate of 5,547,808 Common Shares to employees pursuant to the obligation to annually issue vested performance share units ("PSUs") to acquire Common Shares under the Company's performance and restricted share unit plan, as approved by the TSX Venture Exchange on December 12, 2019. Of the 5,547,808 Common Shares issued, 4,442,890 Common Shares were issued to Officers.
Further details regarding the Company's PSU plan are set out in the management information circular of the Company dated August 3, 2022 which is available on SEDAR at www.sedar.com.
Exercise of Investor Warrants
The Company has received a notice to exercise 878,220 Investor Warrants at a price of 16 pence per Common Share from an investor in relation to the Investor Warrants issued on June 12, 2020. The Company received proceeds of £140,515 from the Investor Warrants exercised and has issued 878,220 new Common Shares.
Exercise of Performance Warrants
The Company has received a notice to exercise 300,000 Performance Warrants at a price of $0.1869 per Common Share from a warrant holder. The Company received $56,070 USD from the Performance Warrants exercised and has issued 300,000 new Common Shares.
Following the abovementioned warrant exercises, the Company will have 59,875,687 and 1,603,440 Investor Warrants and Performance Warrants, respectively, outstanding.
Admission to Trading and TVR
For the above issuances, application will be made to the London Stock Exchange for the admission of, in aggregate, 6,726,028 Common Shares to trading on AIM ("Admission") and to the TSXV for listing of 6,726,028 Common Shares for trading on the facilities of the TSXV. It is expected that Admission will become effective at 8:00 am London time on or around September 23, 2022.
Following Admission, the Company will have 858,921,187 Common Shares issued and there are no shares held in treasury. For purposes of the Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules, the total number of voting rights in the Company is 858,921,187 Common Shares. This figure may be used by shareholders as the denominator for the calculations by which they determine if they are required to notify their interest in, or a change of their interest in, the Company under the FCA's Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules.
PDMR Notification Form
1 Details of the person discharging managerial responsibilities / person closely associated
a) Name
Manuel Pablo Zuniga-Pflucker
Douglas Urch
2 Reason for the notification
a) Position/status
Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer
b) Initial notification /Amendment Initial notification
3 Details of the issuer, emission allowance market participant, auction platform, auctioneer or auction monitor
a) Name PetroTal Corp.
b) LEI 21380047ER33PRH4XH56
4 Details of the transaction(s): section to be repeated for (i) each type of instrument; (ii) each type of transaction; (iii) each date; and (iv) each place where transactions have been conducted
a) Description of the financial instrument, type of instrument PetroTal Corp. Common Shares
Identification code CA71677J1012
b) Nature of the transaction Issue of Common Shares under the Company's performance and restricted share unit plan
c) Price(s) and volume(s)
Price Volume
n/a 3,310,577
d) Aggregated information n/a
– Aggregated volume
– Price
e) Date of the transaction 15 September 2022
f) Place of the transaction TSX-V Exchange
ABOUT PETROTAL
PetroTal is a publicly traded, tri quoted (TSXV: TAL) (AIM: PTAL) and (OTCQX: PTALF) oil and gas development and production Company domiciled in Calgary, Alberta, focused on the development of oil assets in Peru. PetroTal's flagship asset is its 100% working interest in Bretana oil field in Peru's Block 95 where oil production was initiated in June 2018. In early 2020, PetroTal became the largest crude oil producer in Peru. The Company's management team has significant experience in developing and exploring for oil in Peru and is led by a Board of Directors that is focused on safely and cost effectively developing the Bretana oil field. It is actively building new initiatives to champion community sensitive energy production, benefiting all stakeholders.
For further information, please see the Company's website at www.petrotal-corp.com, the Company's filed documents at www.sedar.com, or below:
Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
Durch@PetroTal-Corp.com
Manolo Zuniga
Mzuniga@PetroTal-Corp.com
PetroTal Investor Relations
InvestorRelations@PetroTal-Corp.com
Celicourt Communications
Mark Antelme / Jimmy Lea
petrotal@celicourt.uk
T : 44 (0) 208 434 2643
Strand Hanson Limited (Nominated & Financial Adviser)
Ritchie Balmer / James Spinney / Robert Collins
T: 44 (0) 207 409 3494
Stifel Nicolaus Europe Limited (Joint Broker)
Callum Stewart / Simon Mensley / Ashton Clanfield
Auctus Advisors LLP (Joint Broker)
Reader Advisories
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this press release.
FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS: This press release contains certain statements that may be deemed to be forward-looking statements. Such statements relate to possible future events, including, but not limited to: PetroTal's business strategy, objectives, strength and focus; and the AGM. Forward-looking statements are often, but not always, identified by the use of words such as "anticipate", "believe", "expect", "plan", "estimate", "potential", "will", "should", "continue", "may", "objective" and similar expressions. The forward-looking statements are based on certain key expectations and assumptions made by the Company. Although the Company believes that the expectations and assumptions on which the forward-looking statements are based are reasonable, undue reliance should not be placed on the forward-looking statements because the Company can give no assurance that they will prove to be correct. Since forward-looking statements address future events and conditions, by their very nature they involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results could differ materially from those currently anticipated due to a number of factors and risks. Please refer to the risk factors identified in the Corporation's most recent annual information form and MD&A, which are available on SEDAR at www.sedar.com. The forward-looking statements contained in this press release are made as of the date hereof and the Company undertakes no obligation to update publicly or revise any forward-looking statements or information, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, unless so required by applicable securities laws.
PetroTal's Second Annual ESG Report: Responsible, Material, and Sustainable ESG Initiatives January 26, 2023
PetroTal Announces Exercise of Investor Warrants and Total Voting Rights January 23, 2023
PetroTal Announces 2023 Capital Investment Budget of US$125 million January 16, 2023
PetroTal Announces Initial Production for Well 12H and Other Corporate Updates December 28, 2022
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The Securities and Exchange Commission, which is holding an investor roundtable in Baltimore today, is pushing ahead with a new regulation that would fail to protect investors from brokers who put their own interests ahead of their clients, according to Maryland consumer advocates.
Americans for Financial Reform and the Consumer Federation of America outlined the problems with the SEC proposal in a short memo for media and other interested parties. The memo links to a video of George and Rachel Wheeler, two retirees whose broker put them into investments that worked out well for the broker, but less so for the Wheelers.
The proposal from SEC Chairman Jay Clayton comes at a time when the Trump administration is hammering away at practices and regulations put in place after the 2008 financial crisis to protect consumers and investors, and ensure the stability of the financial system. The fact that the industry is supporting the SEC proposal, while trying to weaken it further, is telling.


One of the buzz words that are thrown around a lot is that the social web is making the web more "democratic".
It's easy to think so and from a limited perspective one can entertain this thought with little threat to the conscience.
The problem is that it's somewhat of a cloaking mechanism for a much larger endeavor by the developers of applications that we readily (and voraciously) use every single day of our lives.
You see, Facebook, Google, Twiter, and all of the rest (and growing) social networks and behemoths of social change are constantly reconstructing their algorithms, pracmatica, and tactical deployments of engagement so as to better farm information to one strategic end: To increase the bottom line.
The fact is that the more they can know about you and how you use their software the better they can monetize, capitalize, and mobilize their message (or others) into the experience.
This institutional framework must be at least recognized before effective advancement can occur, and before we can take advantage of the limitations and boundaries we have to know that they first exist.
Most people, I imagine, haven't even thought of this type of paradigm, but from a pure-product and business perspective this is everything. And that's what I've been doing all my life, as a software programmer and product developer.
Don't let anyone "pull the wool over your eyes", sotospeak. See software and web technology in light of the large corporate giants that build and construct them, and then start a revolution.
The social web is closer to a "free market" I think. Simply saying "I don't like Google" can't vote them down by itself, even if you get lots of people to say the same thing. But if everyone refuses to use Google for a time because of something they did, then Google will listen because they have to make a living somehow. We have the power of NOT using something to voice our opinion.
very good point here josh, love it.


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INTO THE HOME STRAIGHT
Paul Anderson, Tribune column, 27 November 2009
So here we are, with just six months left. The party conferences and the Queen's Speech have come and gone, and judgment day is looming. There doesn't have to be a general election before 3 June next year, but just about everyone agrees that it will be on 6 May, the same date as the local elections.
I don't demur on that – but when it comes to the consensus among the commentariat that the election is a done deal, with Labour set for a drubbing after 13 years in office, I'm not so sure.
Of course, Labour's polling figures are dire, with only a handful of surveys in the past year suggesting anything less than a safe Tory majority. (That one of them was published last weekend, in the Observer, is not that significant: it could be a rogue.) Gordon Brown has been the least popular prime minister since Chamberlain, as David Cairns put it so memorably, for the best part of 18 months now.
And yet … believe it or not, I'm less pessimistic about the election than I have been for ages. The polls might not have moved towards Labour yet, but my hunch is that they will before very long. For the first time in more than six months – since the MPs' expenses scandal broke, in fact – the government is beginning once more to look as if it knows what it is doing; and if the economy really is in recovery there seems to me to be at least a half-chance that Labour will begin to claw its way back into contention. The Tories are, with a couple of exceptions, an unattractive shower, and their slash-and-burn approach to public spending is seriously scary.
There was very little in last week's Queen's Speech that was particularly attention-grabbing, with the possible exception of the (apparently hastily improvised) promise of better care for old people. But the overall thrust of the government's legislative programme is clear and, if hardly radical, a sign that Labour has not yet run out of steam.
It's true, as Daniel Finkelstein argued in a column in the Times last week, that the Queen's Speech will have passed most voters by. But every little helps. Add decisive action on the MPs' expenses scandal (which is unfortunately by no means guaranteed) and a pre-budget report that makes it clear why the government is right in its economic policy and the Tories are wrong, and it's by no means inconceivable that Labour will enter the new year trailing the Tories by six or seven percentage points in most of the polls.
That would still be hung-parliament territory, with the Tories as the largest party, but it would not be the prospect of impending disaster with which Labour has been living since spring 2008, and with four months to go before polling day there would be everything to play for. With a little bit of luck and an imaginative and radical manifesto – one promising investment in the railways and in energy, thousands of affordable homes, action to control the City, an elected Lords and proportional representation for the Commons – I really do think that Labour could pull off a spectacular comeback.
In the meantime, some potentially good news. The cause of libel reform has been around a long time. I remember banging on about it in Tribune in the early 1990s when the New Statesman came close to ruin (John Major had thrown the kitchen sink at it after it published an article saying there was no evidence for a rumour that he was having an affair) and Michael Foot was at it as long ago as the 1950s, when Tribune was almost forced out of business by a ludicrous libel action from Lord Kemsley, then proprietor of the Sunday Times and the Daily Sketch, that went all the way to the House of Lords. Long before that, reforming the libel laws was one of the mainstays of 18th and 19th century radicalism.
But the cause has been given new momentum by a spate of recent cases in which rich foreign nationals have used Britain's notoriously plaintiff-friendly defamation legislation to silence legitimate criticism.
Earlier this month, the pro-free-speech pressure groups Index on Censorship and PEN published a report recommending major reform to curb "libel tourism" and cap libel damages – and last weekend Jack Straw told the Sunday Times that he agreed, and that he was going to draw up proposals to change the law.
That is a long way short of a rock-solid promise of action, but it is welcome none the less. As long as reformers keep up the pressure, there's a better chance of decisively transforming our draconian and antiquated libel laws than at any time in living memory.
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I was born in Edinburgh in 1959, grew up in Ipswich and studied Politics, Philosophy and Economics at Balliol College, Oxford (1978-81) and journalism at the London College of Printing (1982-83).
I spent the 1980s and 1990s working for various radical publications, starting with Solidarity and City Limits.
I was deputy editor of European Nuclear Disarmament Journal (1984-87), reviews editor (1986-91) and then editor (1991-93) of Tribune, deputy editor of New Statesman & Society (1993-96), news editor of Red Pepper (1997-99) and deputy editor of New Times (1999-2000).
From 2000 to 2012 I was a journalism lecturer at City University London. I have worked as a sub-editor on the Guardian since 1999. I wrote a column for Tribune from 1998 to 2014. I now teach at the University of Essex and University Campus Suffolk.
I was editor (with Mary Kaldor) of Mad Dogs: The US raid on Libya (Pluto, 1986), co-author (with Nyta Mann) of Safety First: The making of New Labour (Granta, 1997) and editor of Orwell in Tribune: 'As I Please' and other writings (Politico's/Methuen, 2006). In 2013 Aaaargh! Press published Moscow Gold? The Soviet Union and the British left by me and Kevin Davey as an e-book; it came out as a paperback (with index and footnotes) in autumn 2014.
This archive of my published articles is far from complete, but the gaps are being filled when I have the time to scan in material from the pre-digital age.
I've written for various left and radical publications for a long time. This website is here partly to prove that I existed before the internet, partly to provide a comprehensive CV online, partly to show I was always right all along. (If only.)
What's here is as it was published in print for the most part, though there are a few pieces that appear as they were before subediting (some of them with suggested headlines that were summarily dismissed). The only things I have edited before posting, very inadequately, are spelling and grammar (though I'll be sorting everything out into Economist house style as soon as I have time) and a few duff headlines and standfirsts.
So far, I've posted nearly everything I can find that I've had published since the beginning of 1990, apart from news stories and news features that have no resonance today. So it's largely opinion journalism of one kind or another. There are some pieces still to scan and some missing because I don't have them in any form, but I'll be trying to find them. The record before 1990 is much more fragmentary: there are dozens of pieces still to scan and I've not had a chance to think about what's missing from the vast pile of fading clippings.
Pre-1991 is a mix of features, interviews, leaders and book and theatre reviews, mainly from Solidarity, END Journal, Tribune and Sanity. Most of 1991-93 is Tribune leaders, interviews and features; 1993-96 is mainly New Statesman leaders, interviews and features; 1996-2003 is a mix of columns and features for New Times, Red Pepper, Tribune and Chartist. I was teaching full-time from 2003 to 2011, so nearly everything from that period is a Tribune column.
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Read reviews of Orwell in Tribune: 'As I Please' and other writings, compiled and edited by Paul Anderson, by clicking on the image
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This revelatory collection shows how the different sides of Orwell's imagination interacted… The fascination here is reading Orwell as a working journalist on a single paper. He attended editorial conferences with Nye Bevan (someone should write a play about the encounter), commissioned reviews and made a doomed attempt to publish short stories by organising a competition… Week by week, column by column, his inspirations take shape… His swipes against propaganda, the manipulation of crowds, the squalor of wartime and postwar London life, the absurdities of bureaucracy and the growth of the Great Powers formed the raw material of Nineteen Eighty-Four.
Sean French, Independent
This collection is remarkable, not because it contains any of Orwell's greater or more famous essays, but because, 60 years on, his articles are still wonderfully readable… Even when Orwell is using the column to settle one of his many scores with some foe now otherwise totally forgotten, Anderson's thorough footnotes will tell you all you need to know to appreciate Orwell's invective.
Martin Rowson, Tribune
Anderson's informative introduction includes a long digression into the left-wing politics of the period, which some may find heavy going but which supplies the wider context. The footnotes constitute a veritable Who Was Who of British politics and literature in the first half of the last century. Who was Barbara Castle's husband and who her lover? Who were Vernon Bartlett, the Duchess of Atholl, Leonard Merrick? Answers sit conveniently at the foot of the page.
Gordon Bowker, Observer
Anderson's compilation usefully picks out (and edits superbly) a particular thread in Orwell's huge output. Unlike his broadcast commentaries to India, "As I Please" was not concerned with day-to-day events but with broader political thinking: half-inside, half-outside the whale. Warning against the political control of discourse, blanket praise for the Soviet Union and anti-German hysteria, Orwell worked out in plain language the great themes of Animal Farm and Nineteen Eighty-Four. If he abandoned his early hopes that the war would effect a socialist revolution, he never doubted that people would act properly if they only understood.
Kate McLoughlin, Times Literary Supplement
Orwell in Tribune: "As I Please"and Other Writings, 1943-47 ... is compiled and edited by Paul Anderson, a former Tribune editor whose special insights into Orwell's genius make this particular volume the very best on the subject.
Michael Foot, Observer
It is a tribute to the publishers and to Tribune itself that Paul Anderson has been able to edit such a superb compendium of Orwell's writings at a crucial stage in his life.
Geoffrey Goodman, Camden New Journal
The book gathers together all the pieces Orwell wrote for Tribune... Published as a whole, and in sequence, you can see what Anthony Burgess meant when he wrote of him: "Everything Orwell said had such a stamp of honest sincerity..." As Anderson also points out in his introduction, the collection shows off "one of the greatest practitioners ... of the craft of turning out 800-2,000 words a week". He was Tribune's William Hazlitt, and Orwell in Tribune does much more than re-affirm that fact as well as his genius.
Duncan Hamilton, Yorkshire Post
Neatly edited by Paul Anderson, and good on the contemporary left-wing background, this deserves to sit on the same shelf as Peter Davison's monumental George Orwell: The Complete Works.
D J Taylor, Sunday Times
This book is a collection of all the columns [Orwell] produced between 1943 and 1947... It comes with a lucid and thoughtful account of Tribune and Orwell by former Tribune editor Paul Anderson. It … shows Orwell to have been the best sort of newspaper columnist.
Francis Beckett, Guardian
Even if I had read the pieces before, I profited by reading them again in this attractively presented and well edited collection… Paul Anderson's notes are not only copious but informative, the work of someone who knows the subject and the period…
Geoffrey Wheatcroft, Spectator
To read the Tribune articles in sequence, and see him taking up points from previous columns, arguing with correspondents and expanding on dozens of subjects is to raise him from the dead, as it were, and have him talking in your living room or – as Orwell would prefer – your local. The easy explanation for the success of Paul Anderson's intelligently edited and beautifully presented collection is that Orwell was a great writer… Yet Orwell's talent flourished in a particular setting, that of a small journal with a tight group of readers... Tribune was a magazine of the Labour left that for a few years in the forties broke the arguments that were to dominate British political life.
Nick Cohen, Democratiya
Evidently Orwell was well equipped, in 1943, to take on the literary editorship of Tribune. He could write interestingly about pretty much anything, and had often appeared in its pages already… The relevant history of the journal is sketched with authority by Paul Anderson in his introduction to this book.
Frank Kermode, New York Review of Books
Read reviews of Safety First: The Making of New Labour by Paul Anderson and Nyta Mann by clicking on the image
'Safety First does the government the courtesy of examining its origins and ideas seriously. That inevitably involves criticism. But grown-ups' respect for Blair and Blairism is much more likely to be encouraged by real analysis than by facile praise. Safety First is not the last word on New Labour, but it is the best so far.'
Roy Hattersley, Guardian
'Paul Anderson is a former editor of Tribune and a former deputy editor of the New Statesman. Nyta Mann is a former NS assistant editor. The tone and the standpoint is Tribune at its best: rude, factual, lively and down-to-earth English, always provocative, always selective, but crammed full of useful information . . . They remind the triumphalists that the Conservatives killed themselves. Labour could almost certainly have won on bolder policies.'
Bernard Crick, New Statesman
'The best of the many books now out on Labour. The authors have the ideal background to explain the Labour government, its personalities and policies to the reader . . . Safety First is clearly written and cleverly constructed.'
Nick Cohen, Observer
'Anybody looking for a primer on Blairism would do well to start here . . . The fact that the authors are on the left, but are sceptical of the Blairite project, gives them distinct advantages in comparing old Labour with the new sort. It means that, although they understand what Mr Blair is about, they are immune from the tendency to gush in awe.'
'A well-written and incisive portrait of the key players in the Labour Party and British government . . . a worthwhile, witty and engrossing book.'
Fabian Review
'Anderson and Mann know a formidable amount about the development of Labour's policies . . . Safety First is very useful as a reference book . . . a good corrective to the notion that Labour began to modernise when Blair became leader.'
John Lloyd, Times Literary Supplement
'Written from a critical libertarian left perspective, Safety First will not, I suspect, get Paul Anderson and Nyta Mann invited to many Downing Street cocktail parties. Theirs is a voice from outside the conventional Labour spectrum, and in this stimulating and informative account they treat the official version of the party's recent history with healthy scepticism . . . They show that serious heterodox thinking — the legacy of independently minded radicals such as George Orwell and Raymond Williams — has survived the left's disintegration.'
Tom Phillips, Contemporary Review
'A rather intelligent tome . . . In its narrative breadth, it is a useful guide to the politics and personalities of the British government.'
Sion Simon, Spectator
'Safety First is a must.'
Mark Seddon, Tribune
'Anderson and Mann are well-qualified to analyse the politics of the contemporary Labour Party . . . a highly informative guide book.'
Gillian Peele, Times Educational Supplement
'A valuable study of the making of the Labour government.'
'An intelligent guide to the development of key Labour policies and the intellectual trends that back or oppose them.'
'Highly informative . . . the most detailed and accessible guide to New Labour yet.'
Labour Left Briefing
'Safety First does not share Socialist Worker's political analysis, but the authors have done a great job. It is stunningly up to date. Everyone will benefit from reading it.'
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In 1919/20 werd het twaalfde Neder-Lausitzs voetbalkampioenschap gespeeld, dat georganiseerd werd door de Zuidoost-Duitse voetbalbond. Het was het eerste kampioenschap na de Eerste Wereldoorlog.

Viktoria Forst werd kampioen en plaatste zich voor de Zuidoost-Duitse eindronde. Als titelverdediger was ook Askania geplaatst. Askania won van Saganer SV en verloor van de Breslauer Sportfreunde. Viktoria won van ATV Liegnitz en de Breslauer Sportfreunde. Hierdoor plaatste de club zich ook voor de eindronde om de Duitse landstitel en werd in de eerste ronde uitgeschakeld door Berliner BC 03. Viktoria was de eerste club uit Zuidoost-Duitsland die een wedstrijd kon winnen

Na de oorlog hadden er ook enkele naamswijzigingen plaatsgevonden
 TuFC Britannia Cottbus → Cottbuser FV 1898
 FC Hohenzollern 1901 Forst → VfB 1901 Forst
 Cottbuser SC was een fusieclub van SC Alemannia 1896 en Hockey Club Cottbus.

Bezirksliga

Externe links
 Euroleagues
 fussball-historie

Neder-Lausitzs voetbalkampioenschap
Duits competitievoetbal 1919/20


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Adam Newman Turner
I am Frank and Lorna's third and youngest son. Born in Blackheath - 1950, post-war London – I've never been sure if this allows me to claim to be a cockney. I don't remember the sound of Bow Bells, but I never had a great memory and it seems to be getting worse…
I was too young to remember much of our daily existence on the farms where our parents developed the ideas that would shape our future lives. I was also quite unaware of the continual physical labour of converting a farm to organic methods and the intellectual and emotional energy that must have been needed to challenge the 'scientific' orthodoxy of the day and question the short-term profit-grabbing philosophy of the burgeoning agro-chemical industries. Dad never shied away from public controversy and seemed as comfortable on a public platform or the columns of a magazine or newspaper as he was on a tractor. His tireless educational and campaigning work seemed securely rooted in what he had learned from the generous and continual lessons of nature.
The values and wisdom that steered our early family life carried through to my formative years when we had moved to Letchworth Garden City and Dad's career expanded to explore what nature had to teach us about human health care and well-being. The European health reform movement was crossing paths with ancient practical knowledge from further afield and, through Dad's work, I came across Naturopathy, Acupuncture, Yoga, Homoeopathy, a few others… and an instinct to explore what our own bodies and minds could teach us. It seemed simple common sense to learn how to assume increasing responsibility for one's own state of being – that there are consequences for our actions and choices and that continually refining our own judgement and instinct is as important as resorting to experts and authority figures to tell us how to solve life's problems.
Something of these ideas has underpinned my own career in education – where the short-term rigidly imposed target approach, that now infects and distorts our education system, will eventually yield to the proven effectiveness of engaging with children's unstoppable natural urges to explore the world – through open-ended and creative collaborative learning.
One reason for our move to Letchworth was so that Giles and I could attend St. Christopher School where progressive, democratic education was accompanied by a wholesome organic vegetarian diet and a strong influence of Quakerism. I will always be grateful for this sustained experience of a genuinely inclusive and caring learning community. I was at St. Christopher's from 1958 to 1966. I came to assume that it was natural to run a school on principles of pacifism, democracy and human rights – that major decisions should be debated and voted upon by all learners and staff together and that discipline was established with unconditional respect for all. The democratic experience seemed relevant as I moved to Stevenage College for A levels where I also became the president of the students' union. I was lucky to gain a place at Sussex University when it had a reputation for radical interdisciplinary education (and radical student politics). Studying maths and social psychology confirmed my belief that real learning doesn't fit neatly into separate subject boxes.
Leicester University offered a progressive approach to teacher training aligned with Leicestershire's vision for integrated community education with schools becoming community centres for life-long learning – following the philosophies of Henry Morrison and Stuart Mason. Countesthorpe Community College, my first post, had attracted some of the finest visionary educators of the time; here, ideas of student empowerment, global citizenship and negotiated learning were blossoming and the environment was rich and supportive. My subsequent career in schools serving Leicester's diverse communities and now in the field of community cohesion and empowerment owes much to the lively debates and innovative work that were started at Countesthorpe.
I still live in Leicester – one of Europe's most diverse and culturally interesting cities – with my wife Alison. After an early career in nursing and a sustained commitment to parenting, Alison has developed a career in primary education – following in the footsteps of both her parents, Bill and Barbara Browse. She is the Special Needs Coordinator for Elizabeth Woodville Primary School in Groby and a Year Two class teacher. Our three daughters, Tansy, Lorna and Bethony, all in or approaching their early twenties, are either at University or exploring what to do after university. We wait, with excitement, to find out in which directions they will lead the future chapters of our family.
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As the Autumn time approaches many young people are looking forward to, and getting ready for, their first terms at college or University. We hope this will be a great and memorable time but sadly the figures tell us that many students will encounter unwanted sexual experiences especially those who are leaving home for the first time and present as more vulnerable.
Over September we will be posting weekly videos, information and real stories from students across the world as a way of raising awareness of the issue. We will also giving out some really useful tips about protecting yourself while also enjoying yourself so please keep checking in with us. Better to be safe than sorry.


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Q: Adding a link to MapBox Tooltip I really hope anyone of you are able to help me, as i've been on this for hours now without luck.
I'm using mapbox.com api to generate a map on my end, but i can't seem to be able to add links to it!.
So, if i for example do it like this:
properties: {
    title: 'Tooltip Title',
    description: 'Test',
    'marker-size': 'large',
    'marker-color': '#35B070',
}

It will echo out the description as
Test

But if i do for an example
properties: {
    title: 'Tooltip Title',
    description: 'Test',
    'marker-size': 'large',
    'marker-color': '#35B070',
}

It will echo out as:
Test

Does anyone know how to manage this ?... Making me nuts...

A: See the sanitizer option to markerLayer. HTML that goes through markers/mapbox.js is sanitized by default to prevent people from writing href="javascript:evilXSSAttack()".

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text: Q: Is there a way to Auto Login with VBA to an External Data Source in an Excel Workbook? The title says it all. I have a workbook that I built a macro to automate, yet I can't get around manually entering the login in the middle of the Macro no matter what I try. Thanks in advance for any help!


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Obama on nuclear deal anniversary: Defence of Israel against Iran has been 'steadfast'
WASHINGTON (JTA) – U.S. President Barack Obama said his administration had remained "steadfast" in countering Iranian threats to Israel in the wake of the Iran nuclear deal.
Obama and his secretary of state, John Kerry, in their final week in office, marked the anniversary Monday of the implementation of the deal reached between Iran and six major powers led by the United States exchanging sanctions relief for a nuclear rollback.
In separate statements, they said Iran was complying with the agreement, thus significantly reducing the prospect of an Iran with nuclear weapons. Obama additionally noted that he has stepped up bids to counter Iran's non-nuclear-related hostility in the region.
"While this deal was intended to address Iran's nuclear program, we have remained steadfast in opposing Iran's threats against Israel and our Gulf partners and its support for violent proxies in places like Syria and Yemen," the president said in his statement. "We continue to be deeply concerned about U.S. citizens unjustly imprisoned in Iran. And our sanctions on Iran for its human rights abuses, its support for terrorist groups, and its ballistic missile program will remain until Iran pursues a new path on those issues."
Critics of the deal say Iran is pushing the edges of compliance, for instance in exceeding slightly the limits of low-enriched uranium it may produce, and then rolling back under pressure.
Opponents of the deal, chief among them Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, also say it has empowered Iran, freeing it to continue interventions in conflicts in Syria, Yemen and Iraq, and to back terrorism.
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, in an extensive interview over the weekend with the Times of London and Bild, a German newspaper, again said the deal was "one of the worst deals ever made," but stopped short of saying he would opt out of it.
"I don't want to say what I'm gonna do with the Iran deal," he said. "I just don't want to play the cards. I mean, look, I'm not a politician, I don't go out and say 'I'm gonna do this – I'm gonna do.' I gotta do what I gotta do."
Kerry, speaking on CNN, said he doubted the incoming administration would opt out of the deal. He noted that Trump's nominees for secretary of state, Rex Tillerson, and secretary of defense, Gen. James Mattis, have expressed reservations about walking away from the pact.
"I think to just say we're going to move away from that is to beg for and invite the possibility of confrontation and conflict," Kerry said. "And the world will be more dangerous without this agreement. And it is clear I think that reasonable people have come to the conclusion that this agreement has indeed made the region and the world safer because it's limited if countries march towards a nuclear weapon."
Kerry also wished Trump, who has said he wants to tackle the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the best, but he said the incoming administration likely would have to hew to the two-state parameters that have been U.S. policy since 2002.
"I guarantee you the Palestinians are not going to agree to less than a state based on 1967 lines with swaps," he said. "They're just not going to do that."
A number of Republicans, including several in Trump's inner circle, favour Israel's settlement policy and have counselled a retreat from the two-state endgame.


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Evidence gathered at torched Witbank school points to arson
By Naledi Shange - 13 March 2019 - 07:42
Arson is believed to be the cause of a fire at Duvha Combined School in Witbank on Tuesday.
Image: Bruce Gorton
Evidence gathered at Duvha Combined School in Witbank - which was set alight in the early hours of Tuesday morning - pointed to arson, said Mpumalanga police.
"It is suspected that the suspects may have used an inflammable substance, as an empty container was found on the scene," said Colonel Mtsholi Bhembe.
The fire destroyed the school's administration block, which housed several offices, including the principal's, as well as a storeroom.
"Around 3.30am [on Tuesday] morning, some community members from the area saw the school on fire and alerted the fire department, who responded and managed to extinguish the fire," said Bhembe.
The provincial education department earlier expressed its belief that the blaze had been ignited intentionally.
"A team of officials from the infrastructure directorate has already been sent to the school to conduct an assessment of the damage and to advise the department on the course of action that must be undertaken," said spokesperson Jasper Zwane.
The department has called on anyone with information to come forward.
Zwane was confident that the fire would not disrupt ongoing exams.
The school was already in the spotlight after a video of a fight, which took place on January 30, went viral.
Duvha Combined School in Witbank torched in suspected arson attack
Part of the Duvha Combined School in Witbank has gone up in smoke following a suspected arson attack' the Mpumalanga education department said on ...
Also on Tuesday, the department announced the expulsion of two Grade 9 learners who were recorded beating a grade 8 pupil.
"Because these two learners fall within the compulsory attendance age, the circuit manager has been tasked to enroll them in another school and to closely monitor their conduct," said Zwane.
A third pupil, who was also part of the assault, was given two weeks' suspension and told not to conduct himself in a similar manner in the future.
Zwane said the department felt that the expulsion would "send a clear message that bullying will not be tolerated in schools".
A nearby substation supplying electricity to the school was also damaged on Tuesday morning in what police believe to be another petrol-bomb attack. A case of arson has been opened. Police could not immediately comment on whether the same people were behind both apparent arson incidents.
Pregnant Witbank teacher who locked up pupil overnight is granted bail
Cops arrest teacher who 'forgot' about grade 1 boy trapped in strongroom ...
Man seen loitering outside house before young girl snatched from her bed
Identikit released of alleged Witbank child-snatcher


This page contains the Accounting Informational Circulars published by the Department of Administration for Fiscal Year 2013 (FY 2013).
The Accounting Informational Circulars for FY 2013 are organized by Circular number, and are displayed in a list format.
SUBJECT: Procedures for filing 2012 Form 1099 Information Returns for non-SMART payments.
Procedures for Filing Calendar Year 2012 Form 1099 Information Returns for non-SMART payments and payments in SMART without the required 1099 information.
There is NO option for the agency to print the forms and have the Office of General Services report to the IRS.
Complete the attached EXCEL template PS_WTHD_TRAN_TBL_update_template for all non-SMART 1099 reportable payments. The completed template needs to be received by the Office of General Services by January 14, 2013 to ensure the 1099s are distributed by the January 31, 2013 deadline.
The Department of Administration is changing statewide accounting practice by eliminating the concurrent processing period within SMART. This is being implemented to address audit findings and to reduce risk by improving the current level of statewide accounting system controls. Establishing this change as a best practice will assist the state in achieving defined monthly cutoffs, thus reducing system date and timing issues in monthly reconciliations.
We understand this will require agencies to plan ahead for processing that normally occurs during the crossover period from one month end to the beginning of the new month as well as the transition from old state and federal fiscal years to new state and federal fiscal years.
This change will be effective beginning with the month end closing for May, 2013.
This change will also affect the transition from the current fiscal year (FY 2013) to the new fiscal year (FY 2014). The annual informational circular (13-A-006) containing the fiscal year end processing instructions will be out soon and will reflect the elimination of the concurrent period within the schedule of key fiscal year closing dates.
For July through May in fiscal year 2014, the SMART General Ledger will close when month-end processing is completed. Generally this will be the morning of the first business day of the new month. Once the General Ledger is closed, the new month will be open for processing.
The concurrent period processing changes will be reflected soon in Policy Manual filing 14,002 on the Department of Administration's website: http://www.da.ks.gov/ar/pm/pm14002.htm. Additional instructions will be provided at a later date for the closing of September and the transition between federal fiscal years.
Schedule of accounting events relevant to the close of fiscal year 2013 and the opening of fiscal year 2014.
This is a PDF file attachment. Please open the PDF file attachment (provided below) to view the contents of this Accounting Informational Circular.
Revision of PM 13,001 to require all Real Property to be in SMART, including Real Property under $100,000.
PM 13,001 has been updated to require that all real property, including real property (land and buildings) with a cost under $100,000, be recorded in SMART. This requirement applies to all agencies that own real property. Regents universities and the Department of Transportation are excluded from this requirement.
For those agencies with real property currently in SMART, an email will be sent to your agency CFO along with real property agency records for agency verification and update. All real property (land and buildings), regardless of the cost should be included in SMART. Included in the agency email will also be an attachment "Instructions for Updating Land and Building Records in Response to LPA Audit".
For all agencies with real property, additional information on entering property assets can be reviewed at the following links: Adding an Asset Using Express Add Training Guide and the Property Assets and Related Improvements Training Guide.
SUMMARY: Changes to the schedule of accounting events relevant to the close of fiscal year 2013 and the opening of fiscal year 2014.
As a result of unforeseen technical issues and the extended delay of opening SMART to agencies on Tuesday, June 25, 2013, the following changes have been made to the previous schedule of accounting events relevant to the close of fiscal year 2013 and the opening of fiscal year 2014.
The cutoff for interface files into SMART for fiscal year 2013 will be 5:00 PM on Thursday, June 27, 2013 for Expenditures and 5:00 PM on Friday, June 28, 2013 for Deposits.
All FY 2013 transactions must be successfully edited, budget checked, matched, agency approved, dispatched, and submitted into workflow for central approval, as appropriate, by 6:00 PM on Friday, June 28, 2013. After these dates, SMART will be closed to all agency users, and the SMART clean-up process will begin on Saturday, June 29, 2013.
In order for accounts payable transactions to complete for FY 2013, vouchers must be entered, approved, matched, and budget checked by 6:00 PM on June 28.
Any FY 2013 accounts payable item that cannot be entered into SMART by the cutoff date must be encumbered by using a purchase order.
Interfacing agencies must have their final INF02 for FY 2013 business submitted by 5:00 PM on Thursday, June 27.
Expense Reports chargeable to FY 2013 must be processed in SMART by Friday, June 28, 2013. For any travel that is chargeable to FY 2013 that cannot be processed by the deadline, the agency must process a Travel Authorization.
To encumber monies for FY 2013, requisitions must be sourced to POs and the PO must be approved, budget checked and dispatched by end of business on Friday, June 28, 2013.
The last P-Card voucher build process for FY 2013 will run the morning of Friday, June 28, 2013. The resulting P-Card vouchers must be approved and successfully budget checked prior to 3:00 PM on Friday, June 28, 2013 so they are eligible to process in pay cycle.
All FY 13 asset transactions must be entered by 6:00 PM on Friday, June 28, 2013. This includes additions, adjustments, transfers, and retirements, as well as updating costs for CIP assets. The Transaction Date should be the effective date of the transaction. For new assets being entered in SMART, the Transaction Date will be the In Service Date.
For agencies utilizing integration, all outstanding Interface ID's for FY 2013 must be processed by 6:00 PM on Friday, June 28, 2013. If an asset is acquired by your agency at the end of the fiscal year and the voucher will not be posted by Wednesday, June 26, 2013, please enter the asset(s) manually via Express Add.
All Federal funds must be in a positive cash position by year-end close. For agencies with Federal funds tied to Project Costing and Customer Contracts, this means that FY 2013 billing worksheets should be approved or written-off and any related deposits completed by 6:00 PM on Friday, June 28, 2013.
Friday, June 28, 2013 online entry into SMART will be open to agencies.
Friday, June 28, 2013 at 6:00 PM is the cutoff for online entry of FY13 deposits.
SMART AR deposit jobs will run according to the regular hourly schedule.
Friday, June 28, 2013, agencies may continue to upload and submit FY 2013 deposits via INF43 and INF44 until 5:00 PM. Only deposits approved and released by the State Treasurer's Office by 3:00 PM on Friday, June 28 will be considered FY13 GL business.
Any FY13 deposits processed after 3:00 PM Friday, June 28, on Saturday, June 29 and on Sunday, June 30 will be considered deposits-in-transit with an FY13 AR date and an FY14 GL date.
Agency receipts after 3:00 PM Friday, June 28, 2013.
Agency receipts on Saturday, June 29, 2013.
Agency receipts on Sunday, June 30, 2013.
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Budget check and Post payroll journals for the Thursday, June 27 off-cycle pay date.
PCard Voucher build process will run as normally scheduled for Thursday mornings.
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Charles Pélissier
Charles Pélissier (20 February 1903 – 28 May 1959) was a French racing cyclist, between 1922 and 1939, winning 16 stages in the Tour de France. The number of eight stages won in the 1930 Tour de France is still a record, shared with Eddy Merckx (1970, 1974) and Freddy Maertens (1976). In addition to his 8-stage wins that year, Pélissier also finished second place 7 times.[2] In the 1931 Tour de France after stage 5, he shared the lead for one day with Rafaele di Paco.[3] Pélissier was the younger brother of racing cyclists Francis Pélissier and Henri Pélissier. Pélissier was born and died in Paris.
Valentino, Brummel[1]
(1903-02-20)20 February 1903
Rider type
Major wins
16 Tour de France stages
1 Major results
Major resultsEdit
Paris-Arras
France national cyclo-cross champion
Mont-Faron
Tour de France:
Winner stage 16
GP du Mathonnais
Winner stages 1, 3, 10, 11, 18, 19, 20 and 21 (record on an edition)
9th place overall classification
Wearing yellow jersey for one day
Winner stages 5, 8, 13, 16 and 24
Wearing yellow jersey for two days (one joint with Rafaele di Paco)
Critérium des As
Circuit de Paris
Winner stages 2 and 12
Derby de St Germain
List of doping cases in cycling
^ Vergne, Laurent (22 July 2015). "Cannibale, Chéri-pipi, Wookie, Andy torticolis… le Top 20 des surnoms mythiques du cyclisme" [Cannibal, Chéri-pipi, Wookie, Andy Torticollis... the Top 20 mythical nicknames of cycling]. Eurosport (in French). Retrieved 11 April 2016.
^ "Le Tour en chiffres Les autres records" (PDF) (in French). LeTour.fr. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2009-03-20. Retrieved 2009-02-04.
^ McGann, Bill; McGann, Carol (2006). The Story of the Tour De France. Dog Ear Publishing. p. 118. ISBN 1-59858-180-5. Retrieved 2008-03-17. Leading up to the Pyrenees, Italy's ace sprinter Rafaelo di Paco dueled with France's Charles Pélissier for stage wins and the lead. After stage 5 they shared the lead for a single day.
Charles Pélissier at Cycling Archives
Official Tour de France results for Charles Pélissier
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Class NonFormattableDict A dictionary was not formattable.
Function unjellyFromAOT Pass me an Abstract Object Tree, and I'll unjelly it for you.
Function unjellyFromSource Pass me a string of code or a filename that defines an 'app' variable (in terms of Abstract Objects!), and I'll execute it and unjelly the resulting AOT for you, returning a newly unpersisted Application object!
Function jellyToAOT Convert an object to an Abstract Object Tree.
Function jellyToSource Pass me an object and, optionally, a file object. I'll convert the object to an AOT either return it (if no file was specified) or write it to the file.
Pass me an AO, I'll return a nicely-formatted source representation.
Pass me an Abstract Object Tree, and I'll unjelly it for you.
Pass me a string of code or a filename that defines an 'app' variable (in terms of Abstract Objects!), and I'll execute it and unjelly the resulting AOT for you, returning a newly unpersisted Application object!
Convert an object to an Abstract Object Tree.
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In this episode, Special Agent Dana Scully is assigned to work with Special Agent Fox Mulder who works in the basement of the FBI building, investigating unexplained, unsolved cases. Scully is tasked to test the validity of Mulder's farfetched theories. To support their claims and solve the first case placed before them, both agents do their best to follow the scientific method: they make hypotheses, bolster these hypotheses with observations and experiments (and hard evidence), and then draw their conclusions. Even when all of their evidence is consumed by arson, Mulder encourages Scully to gather soil samples a second time just to make the support for their theories concrete. Sort of fitting, I think, that the first entry in the files of the science behind the X-Files is... the scientific method.
For a nice interactive introduction to the scientific method, check out a clever primer from the biology department of Clermont College, University of Cincinnati, located at http://BugLady.clc.uc.edu/biology/bio104/sci_meth.htm.
The two agents are driving down a woodside road in the curious town of Miller's Grove when their car loses power and their eyes are assaulted by a blinding light. Looking at his watch, Mulder finds that they have "lost time"--nine minutes seem to have just...disappeared. Scully contests Mulder's observations, saying that time is a "universal invariant." WRONG!!!! For someone who wrote a thesis on Einstein's twin paradox, Scully should know that the laws of physics are against her. The speed of light is agreed upon as a universal invariant, but following Einstein's rules of relativity, time and space can dilate and contract respectively from the perspectives of certain inertial reference points. What does this mean? Maybe Scully should read up on the following links....
For a treatise on the nature of time itself, read an article by "Matty" Nematollahi of the University of California, Santa Cruz, at http://natsci.ucsc.edu/scicom/SciNotes/9402/Time.html.
For an interesting introduction to Einstein's theories, as provided by the PBS television show NOVA, look at http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/nova/einstein/.
After many freakish experiences on her first case with Mulder in Miller's Grove, Scully thinks that she too may be exhibiting the strange swollen red markings that have distinguished all of the victims in the town thus far. Mulder inspects the bumps on Scully's back, only to find that they are actually mosquito bites. Mosquitos bites redden and swell up due to the body's allergic reaction to the saliva that mosquitos use to make the blood they drink flow more freely into their stomachs.
For a cool resource on the amazing mosquito, see what The Why Files discovered in their research at http://whyfiles.news.wisc.edu/016skeeter/.
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Special Agent Dana Scully is assigned to work with Agent Fox Mulder on an investigation of the mysterious deaths of high school graduates in a small town.
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Synopsis @ Deep Background
Title means:
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The student, whose name is withheld, appeared before Judge Lei'ataualesa Daryl Clarke yesterday.
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Mastering your fellowship (online)
Klaus B von Pressentin Stellenbosch University
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Keywords: FCFP (SA) examination, family medicine registrars
The series, "Mastering your Fellowship", provides examples of the question format encountered in the written and clinical examinations, Part A of the FCFP (SA) examination. The series is aimed at helping family medicine registrars prepare for this examination. Model answers are available online.
Klaus B von Pressentin, Stellenbosch University
Senior Lecturer: Division Family Medicine & Primary care, Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences, Stellenbosch University
Mergan Naidoo, University of KwaZulu-Natal
Department of Family Medicine, University of KwaZulu-Natal
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The Endeavour 37 is an American  sailboat that was designed by Dennis Robbins as racer-cruiser and first built in 1977.

The Endeavour 37 is a development of the Creekmore 34.

Production
The design was built by the Endeavour Yacht Corp in Largo, Florida, United States. The company completed 476 examples of the design between 1977 and 1983, but it is now out of production.

Design
There are a number of accounts that indicate that the Endeavour 37 design originated from a Creekmore 34 boat that had been cut in half amidships and extended by  in length. The Endeavour 37 mold was then made using that modified Creekmore as a plug.

The Endeavour 37 is a recreational keelboat, built predominantly of fiberglass solid laminate, with teak wood trim. It has a masthead sloop rig, or an optional cutter rig, ketch or yawl rig, each with aluminum spars. Boats were also available with a tall rig, about  higher, for sailing in areas with lighter winds. A bowsprit was also optional.

The design features a raked stem, a slightly raised counter transom, a keel-mounted rudder controlled by a wheel and a fixed modified long keel, with a cut-away forefoot. It displaces  and carries  of ballast.

The boat has a draft of  with the standard keel fitted.

The boat is fitted with a British Perkins Engines 4-108 diesel engine of  for docking and maneuvering. The fuel tank holds  and the fresh water tank has a capacity of .

The design has sleeping accommodation for six people. Unconventionally, there is  private double stateroom aft on the port side, a double quarter berth on the starboard side, plus a forward dinette table that folds, with two settee berths. In this arrangement the galley is located amidships on the starboard side and is a "U"-shaped design, with a three-burner, alcohol-fired stove, an oven and a  ice box. Pressurized water is also supplied, as well as foot-pumped water. The head is located amidships, on the port side, opposite the galley and features a shower.

The interior wood is all teak, with a teak parquet cabin sole. In the cockpit, the coamings and the rail caps are all teak, as are the coach house roof-mounted handrails.

Ventilation is provided by three deck hatches and ten opening ports.

For sailing the mainsheet is attached to the bridge deck. There is a mast-mounted winch provided for the mainsail halyard and the genoa. The genoa is sheeted with rail-mounted tracks to two cockpit coaming-mounted winches.

The design has a PHRF racing average handicap of 186 and a Portsmouth Yardstick handicap of 88.0.

Operational history
In the 1994 Field Guide to Sailboats of North America, Second Edition, Richard Sherwood wrote, "with a private stateroom aft and with a total of six bunks, the Endeavour qualifies as a live-aboard boat with a lot of storage space, With two or four aboard there is no need to use the settees for berths. The keel is long and the displacement hull is heavy. Draft is shallow. When the boat is rigged as a ketch, the mizzen goes through the cockpit just forward of the binnacle. A more conventional cabin arrangement is available."

See also
List of sailing boat types

Similar sailboats
Alberg 37
Baltic 37
C&C 37
CS 36
Dickerson 37
Dockrell 37
Express 37
Nor'Sea 37
Tayana 37

References

Keelboats
1970s sailboat type designs
Sailing yachts
Sailboat type designs by Dennis Robbins
Sailboat types built by Endeavour Yacht Corporation


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