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After the enourmous success of their House of Usher (1960) starring Vincent Price, directed by Roger Corman and scripted by Richard Matheson from a tale by Poe, AIP producers Samuel Z. Arkoff and James H. Nicholson looked to cash in on the formula with a follow-up The Pit and the Pedulum (1961) using exactly the same crew. With this film also proving a success they had Matheson adapt three Poe tales for an anthology film.
A story of three tales set after, before and at the point of death. In Morella, a young woman arrives at the home of the father (Vincent Price) who abandoned her as a child, looking to spend some time with him for the first time in her life. She discovers that he spurned her because his wife died of exhaustion after her death and the pair reconcile - but the spirit of his wife still inhabits the building and wants revenge. In The Black Cat, Montresor (Peter Lorre) is fed up of his wife's nagging and leaves home again to get drunk - running out of money at the tavern he stumbles into a wine convention and ends up in a contest against the expert Fortunato (Price). Having been thoroughly matched, Fortunato carries home the drunkard and meets his wife, leading to an affair that Montresor seeks to put a stop to. In the final part, Mr Valdemar, the hypnotist Carmichael (Basil Rathbone) is testing his theories on the willing patient Valdemar (Price) who is dying. The latter agrees to be mesmerised at the point of death for Carmichael's experiements.
The three stories are connected by a brief linking sequence that is rather unnecessary, making some vague claims about the heart at the moment of death, but does provide some nice dialogue for Vincent Price and allows more time for the stories to develop without the lengthy and contrived linking sequences of the contemporary Amicus anthologies. The first story, Morella is classic housebound AIP Poe, positively dripping in atmosphere with some genuinely creepy moments - it is based loosely on Poe's story although it does lose something in the adaptation and the ending in particular is a little confused.
Although entitled Black Cat, the second story takes most of its ideas from a rather strange little short-story of Poe's, The Cask of Amontillado which provides the character's names and the central focus on wine experts. Around these ideas, Matheson spins a light, amusing story which serves as something of a precursor to the more comic direction that the later AIP Horrors would take, particularly Comedy of Terrors (1964). Of the three chapters, this is the only one that seems a little too long and with the film's only real misfire in the form of the lead character's strange hallucinations that add nothing to the storyline. The final part, adapted from The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar is a very well made and genuniely creepy story that follows Poe's text well - it does change the ending for a rather more dramatic one, but one that is certainly in keeping with Poe's style.
Behind the camera, Roger Corman is joined by his regular cameraman Floyd Crosby and the film looks superb, with some very innovate camerawork - particularly the distorted vision during Montresor's drunkenness in Black Cat. The sets are very strong with the desolate house in Morella looking simply superb. As usual Les Baxter provides the soundtrack and does another fine job, really helping to build the atmosphere.
If nothing else, this film serves as a Vincent Price show reel as he takes pride of place in all three stories, playing a lonely old man, an effete winetaster and a dying, mesmerised patient - as expected, he excels in all three parts. Peter Lorre is wonderfully cast in the second story and shows a real flair for comedy (making his subsequent casting in The Raven (1963) all but inevitable), while Basil Rathbone conveys a subtle evil as the mesmirist in the final chapter.
The anthology format suits Poe's short stories well and the thirty minutes allowed for each story gives them a lot more time to develop than the rather rushed feel of the chapters in the better known Amicus horror anthologies of the late 1960s. Matheson adapts the stories well, keeping Poe's atmosphere if not his original stories. Corman, Crosby and Baxter again ensure the film looks and sounds great and Vincent Price gives a superb trio of leading performances. Recommended to fans of the series.
Basil Rathbone - the iconic Sherlock Holmes, playing the character 14 times in the 1930s and 1940s.
Directed by anyone	interesting? Roger Corman - AIP's mainstay director in the 1960s, making horror movies such as Pit and the Pendulum (1961) and Man with the X-Ray Eyes (1962) before moving into production, with over 300 movies to his credit.
Who is it for? Recommended to all fans of the AIP series and a must-see for Price fans.
Print quality is quite good - colours and detail are fine, but there is a lot of speckling.
Availability Available on its own or as a double feature along with Twice Told Tales, both now out of print. Available as part of the 7 film Vincent Price Scream Legends Collection.
An enjoyable anthology film with some effectively adapted Poe, strong direction and a great trio of leading roles for Price.
Not the best looking print, but a perfectly fine way to watch the film.
See our reviews of more films starring Vincent Price, directed by Roger Corman or based on Edgar Allan Poe.
All text in this review written by Timothy Young - 22nd August 2009.


The peripatetic life of a newspaper mogul.
When Roy Wilson Howard (1883-1964), director of the huge Scripps-Howard publishing company, celebrated his 50th anniversary as a newsman, he was lauded by the Cincinnati Times-Star as "a phenomenon of his generation—a born reporter and a top-flight executive, who has never forgotten that the reporter is the core of any newspaper." Having risen from cub reporter to publisher on par with William Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer, he "was the ultimate example of the American success story." Drawing on extensive family archives, Beard (A Certain Summer, 2013, etc.) offers a richly detailed portrait of the man and his times. Howard was energetic and determined but also arrogant, vain, impatient, and exacting. "You are unduly opinionated and intolerant," he once admonished himself. "Cultivate a greater respect for the ideas and opinions of others even when these run counter to your own." Early in his career, as president of United Press, Howard extended its reach worldwide, serving nearly 800 papers, with 48,000 wires daily. His prowess made him an internationally prominent figure within news circles and beyond, and that importance was significantly enhanced by his position in the Scripps-Howard organization. He found easy access to politicians, among them, Herbert Hoover, Franklin Roosevelt, Harry Truman, John F. Kennedy, and Dwight Eisenhower. An indefatigable traveler, Howard was given audiences by world leaders, as well: in 1936, he gained an interview with Hitler, who gave "nothing of the impression of a nut"; shortly afterward, he was in Moscow, shaking hands with Stalin. In 1939, in London, Howard met with Anthony Eden, lunched with Winston Churchill, and stopped at the American Embassy to see Joseph Kennedy. He lunched with Dag Hammarskjöld and was friendly with Francisco Franco and Chiang Kai-shek and his wife. He also had a good eye for staff, hiring top-notch editors and reporters, such as Ernie Pyle, but he never relinquished his need to control his vast corporation.
A lively history of one man's indelible imprint on American news.


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Cheviot Hills, one of Victoria's most significant and historic agricultural properties, is being offered to the market for the first time in 164 years.
Comprising a substantial 1,951 hectare landholding, the property currently operates a highly productive mixed-grazing enterprise, including both Hereford cattle and Corriedale sheep.
The property has been in the continuous ownership of the Hutton family since 1852 and is presently run by fifth generation farmer Tim Hutton.
CBRE's Duncan McCulloch and James Beer have been appointed to handle the sale, in conjunction with Kerr & Co's Robert Claffey.
Mr McCulloch said the property's prominent position in Victoria's Western District was expected to attract strong buyer interest.
"Cheviot Hills is a flagship holding ideally-suited to high quality grazing pursuits, comprising improved pastures, outstanding soil types and well-developed infrastructure," Mr McCulloch explained.
Cheviot Hills is located in a highly fertile and productive region of Victoria and borders the township of Penshurst, approximately 182 lineal kilometres from Geelong and 234 lineal kilometres from the Melbourne CBD.
The property features outstanding operational infrastructure, a well-designed laneway system, high quality fencing and excellent stock water facilities. Additional structural improvements include a six-stand woolshed, three dwellings and extensive rural shedding.
Cheviot Hills is being offered for sale via Expression of Interest closing Monday 28 November 2016 at 4pm AEDT.
For further information, please contact Duncan McCulloch on 0416 047 484.


When we think about how participants are responding in general (e.g., mean, median, mode), we also need to consider how far apart or close together participants' responses are. To understand more about the nature of the data, you can consider standard deviation.
A measure of how close the scores are centered around the mean score. The standard deviation tells us how well the mean represents all of the data. A standard deviation represents the average amount that a given score deviates from the mean score.


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The Anti-Redness Exfoliating Solution is mostly water, but its 2 percent salicylic acid is enough to eat through oil and remove the dead skin cells clogging your pores — and it boasts a higher concentration than nearly every other kit we looked at. Sodium hyaluronate, the super-moisturizing humectant we fell in love with in our review on the Best Face Moisturizer, also caught our eye sitting smack dab in the middle of the ingredients list.
Risk factors for the development of acne, other than genetics, have not been conclusively identified. Possible secondary contributors include hormones, infections, diet and stress. Studies investigating the impact of smoking on the incidence and severity of acne have been inconclusive.[2][38][39] Sunlight and cleanliness are not associated with acne.[14]
Although acne remains largely a curse of adolescence, about 20% of all cases occur in adults. Acne commonly starts during puberty between the ages of 10 and 13 and tends to be worse in people with oily skin. Teenage acne usually lasts for five to 10 years, normally going away during the early 20s. It occurs in both sexes, although teenage boys tend to have the most severe cases. Women are more likely than men to have mild to moderate forms into their 30s and beyond.
Do a Google search for "how to get rid of acne fast" and you'll see plenty of websites telling you to eat better for clear skin. But are there really foods that cause acne, or is that an old wives' tale? Dermatologist Hilary Baldwin, MD, of the Acne Treatment and Research Centre in Morristown, New Jersey, says the answer isn't really simple at all. "The simple answer is, we don't know. So far studies have suggested that high-glycemic index diets (those with lots of white foods like potatoes, pasta, bread, rice and sweets), as well as diets high in skim-milk dairy products and whey protein supplements might be associated with worsening of existing acne but are less likely to cause acne," Baldwin says.
Clascoterone is a topical antiandrogen which has demonstrated effectiveness in the treatment of acne in both males and females and is currently in the late stages of clinical development.[119][120][121][122] It has shown no systemic absorption or associated antiandrogenic side effects.[121][122][123] In a direct head-to-head comparison, clascoterone showed greater effectiveness than topical isotretinoin.[121][122][123] 5α-Reductase inhibitors such as finasteride and dutasteride may be useful for the treatment of acne in both males and females, but have not been thoroughly evaluated for this purpose.[1][124][125][126] In addition, the high risk of birth defects with 5α-reductase inhibitors limits their use in women.[1][125] However, 5α-reductase inhibitors can be combined with birth control pills to prevent pregnancy, and are frequently used to treat excessive hair in women.[124] There is no evidence as of 2010 to support the use of cimetidine or ketoconazole in the treatment of acne.[127]
When it comes to dealing with other people, many of us find ourselves helplessly oscillating between anger and fear. We constantly try to find quick fixes to soothe moments of blind rage and alleviate anxious thoughts. However, these "solutions" are usually nothing more than temporary fixes, which allow us to white knuckle it through one more day. Meanwhile, the root of the problem continues to fester and get worse until we can't even bear to look at it anymore.
Genetics is thought to be the primary cause of acne in 80% of cases.[2] The role of diet and cigarette smoking is unclear, and neither cleanliness nor exposure to sunlight appear to play a part.[2][13][14] In both sexes, hormones called androgens appear to be part of the underlying mechanism, by causing increased production of sebum.[5] Another frequent factor is excessive growth of the bacterium Cutibacterium acnes, which is normally present on the skin.[15]
Diet. Studies indicate that certain dietary factors, including skim milk and carbohydrate-rich foods — such as bread, bagels and chips — may worsen acne. Chocolate has long been suspected of making acne worse. A small study of 14 men with acne showed that eating chocolate was related to a worsening of symptoms. Further study is needed to examine why this happens and whether people with acne would benefit from following specific dietary restrictions.

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Superman, Champion of the Oppressed!
The Most Dangerous Man On Earth!
...A Walk On The Darkside!
Doomsday - ...Doomsday is Near!
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2009 Chevrolet Traverse unveiled at the Chicago Auto Show
February 6, 2008 chevyclub	Leave a comment
The sea of crossover SUVs currently taking over the world is about to be joined by a new entry from Chevrolet. This one's called the Traverse, and GM says that's it's an expressively styled and well equipped machine that packs large SUV space and capability into a smaller package.
Styled in line with the new Chevrolet Malibu, the American automaker promises to deliver bold styling and refined details for a premium look and feel. The Traverse is the fourth offering of the Lambda family of crossovers from GM (Buick Enclave, GMC Acadia, Saturn Outlook).
The 2009 Traverse will be offered in LS, LT and LTZ trim levels. Shoppers can expect to be presented with options like parking assist, reverse camera, Bluetooth connectivity, satellite radio, dvd-based navigation and entertainment systems, and a motorized liftgate. In the visual department, Traverse offers chrome accenting, roof rails, dual exhaust outlets, an integrated spoiler, and wheels available up to 20-inches in diameter.
"We think the Traverse is the right vehicle at the right time," said Ed Peper, Chevrolet general manager. "It has great looks, utility and safety, with a driving experience typically found in smaller vehicles. But it delivers this with three rows of seating – including a third row that fits adults – and class-leading cargo space. The Traverse is following the formula that is bringing Chevy back to a new generation of consumers – great styling, loads of class-leading features and tremendous value."
Production starts this summer in Tennesee.
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Chevy Malibu Wins Car of the Year
January 13, 2008 chevyclub	1 Comment
General Motors' Chevrolet Malibu mid-size sedan, radically redesigned for the 2008 model year, won the North American Car of the Year Award Sunday at the first media preview day for the Detroit Auto Show, but for people that need car rent services they can use the Novi Limo Service for this.
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Volt for 2010
November 23, 2007 chevyclub	Leave a comment
General Motors' all-electric Volt to reach consumers in late 2010
General Motors is quite confident these days. The company recently priced its highly-anticipated full-siz hybrids and showed off a concept version of its full-size hybrid Chevrolet Silverado. GM CEO Rick Wagoner also noted that his company will release one hybrid per quarter for the next four years — lofty goals indeed.Likewise, the company's brand new Chevrolet Malibu mid-sized sedan has been generating an overabundance of praise and its new $32,000 second-generation Cadillac CTS just walked away with Motor Trend's Car of the Year award. GM is hoping to use this momentum and high level of interest in its vehicles to push the electric motor-powered Chevrolet Volt to customers by the end of 2010. GM vice chairman Bob Lutz has heard all of the critics who question GM's aggressive ramp for the Volt, but is still committed to moving forward."There is a lot of skepticism within the company about the timeline," said Lutz. "People are biting their nails, but those of us in a leadership position have said it has to be done."GM is hoping to use the Volt as a halo car to further strengthen its brand and its commitment to fuel economy. Dodge used the Viper to enhance its image for performance and styling in the 1990s. Toyota used its Prius at the turn of the century to shroud the entire company with a green image despite the fact that gas guzzlers like the Tundra and Sequoia share the same showroom space."When they think of GM, the iconic brand is, unfortunately, the Hummer," continued Lutz. "That perception needs to change.The GM Volt features a 1.0 liter, 3-cylinder gasoline engine which is solely used to recharge the onboard lithium-ion battery pack. The battery pack, which will be manufactured by Compact Power and Continental Automotive Systems, powers the Volt's electric motors for forward propulsion.GM says that the Volt can travel for up to 40 miles on battery power alone. After the 40 mile threshold has been reached, the gasoline engine kicks back in again to recharge the battery pack.The entire industry has its eyes on GM and its Volt. Toyota took a big risk with its Prius and it has paid off dearly for the company."We have since realized that letting Toyota gain that mantle of green respectability and technology leadership has really cost us dearly in the marketplace," Lutz added. "We have to reestablish GM's leadership and the Volt is, frankly, an effort to leapfrog anything that is done by any other competitor."
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Future Chevy compact truck
October 10, 2007 chevyclub	Leave a comment
Gene ral Motors is channeling through Jim Mateja that all rear wheel drive vehicles beyond the 2009 Camaro are on hold. GM Vice Chairman Bob Lutz says a timeout is needed to assess the impact of the recent Supreme Court ruling that the federal government must set and enforce limits on the amount of carbon dioxide produced by motor vehicles, and increasingly tougher Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards for cars and light trucks.
So, while this news dampens enthusiasm for a RWD car-based pickup returning, as Yoda said to Obi Wan Kenobi when Old Ben said, "That boy is our last hope." – No, there is another.
That other hope may be a new compact pickup that would slot into the Chevrolet truck family below the Colorado by 2012. We expect it would be powered by a 4-cylinder gasoline or diesel engine with front wheel drive.
Inspiration for this small truck comes from GM do Brasil's Sabia Concept that showed off its bow-tie badges at the 2001 North American International Auto Show. The Sabia was both FWD and propelled by a four banger mill. And check out the lack of side mirrors in this article's photos. The Sabia used rear facing video cameras to reduce aerodynamic drag to further improve fuel economy. Talk about being ahead of its time!
Skeptical? Then, consider the following.
The weight savings from front wheel drive versus a heavier rear wheel drive platform would help GM meet higher CAFE numbers. Since 2004, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) target for light trucks (SUVs, minivans, and pickups) has increased from 20.7 mpg to 22.2 mpg, this year. The average will rise to 24 mpg in 2011. And one bill before Congress (S. 357) calls for a combined car and light truck CAFE target of 35 mpg by 2019. That's a non-trivial figure to hit when sales of light trucks are a bit less than half of all vehicles sold. If you want to buy a truck today we encourage you to look into any salvaged cars for sale, there are many options and you may be able to find the car you've wanting to get.
Sales of midsize pickups have been decreasing for years because the overuse of incentives and easy financing for full size pickups resulted in overlapping price points between the two segments. Why buy a Colorado when you could own a Silverado for a few thousand more dollars? With a 60-month loan, it becomes a marginal point in the monthly payment. Furthermore, if you go to the Home Page of loanago, you'll learn about their unsecured loan which is most likely the best help you can get regarding financial. A new, small pickup would allow Chevrolet, and other manufacturers, to reset the pricing gap between models.
A smaller, cheaper pickup would also encourage new buyers (i.e. Gen Y) to enter the truck market in the hopes they would eventually upgrade to an industrial strength half-ton or heavy duty pickup later. The price point for a four cylinder pickup could start as low as $12,000, up to $16,000.
And how could you build and sell a small truck for only $12K? GM could direct GM do Brasil or GM Daewoo in South Korea to take the lead in designing and engineering this pickup but build it 'domestically' in Mexico. A win for GM. A win for buyers. A win for small truck fans. For the UAW, not so much.
Finally, GM is hot on the compact space. At the 2007 New York International Auto Show the General was very proud of its three stylish minicar concepts, the Chevrolet Beat, Groove, and Trax. Even though the Beat seemed to get the most attention and praise from journalists, our bet would be on the more truck-like lines of the Groove crossover inspiring a new pickup.
One way or another, it's looking a lot like a new, smaller pickup is in the cards for General Motors and other manufacturers.
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2009 Chevrolet Sequel
July 4, 2007 chevyclub	Leave a comment
By Erik B. Johnson
If you arrived at this page and thought to yourself that this all sounds very familiar, you're not going crazy. The vehicle you see here is the sequel–groan–to the GM Sequel, a hydrogen-powered crossover first shown at the 2005 Detroit auto show. Now badged a Chevrolet, the formula remains the same: hydrogen fuel cells, lithium ion batteries charged via regenerative braking, drive-by-wire controls, and three electric motors to drive the wheels.
The Sequel will accomplish the 0-to-60-mph sprint in about ten seconds and travel up to 300 miles between fuel stops. Hydrogen in the fuel cell is converted directly to electric energy by inverters for the electric motors (one front, two rear), which produce a combined 115 kW (154 hp) of oomph. Under acceleration, the motors are augmented by power from the batteries. The only emission from all of the chemical hoodoo? Water vapor. We'd call this Sequel a follow-up worth watching.
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Chevrolet Trax, Groove and Beat
June 3, 2007 chevyclub	Leave a comment
The Beat was built in India, while the other two were fabricated at GM's Warren, Michigan, Tech center.
The three are called the Beat, Groove and Trax and all were designed at a GM studio in Inchon, South Korea, although the Beat was built in India, while the other two were fabricated at GM's Warren, Michigan, Tech center.
The Beat is front-drive 3-door hatchback powered by a turbocharged 1.2-liter 4-cylinder engine mated to an automatic transmission. Designer Injo Kim characterizes his design as a micro import tuner that's "simple, free and casual, with a strong heart." And a hard-to-miss exterior, which is painted in a bright Vertigo green exterior. Even though the car is small, it rides on 17-in. wheels and has a larger rear wing, elongated LED headlamps, flush B-pillar-mounted door handles, an aggressive front fascia and large rocker panels to give it a street racer look.
The interior is finished in black and titanium, while the dash and seat stitching carries the Vertigo green from the exterior into the cabin. One of the dash's slickest features is a door on a center-stack storage bin that when popped up, the inside cover serves as the screen for the onboard navigation system.
Rather than taking its inspiration from street racers, the Groove is characterized as a "half-soldier, half-modern military helmet" by designer Jawook Koo. "I wanted to get out of the mini-vehicle stereotype that is characterized by a weak, insecure and 'cute' appearance." Koo wants the owner to feel safe just looking at the vehicle.
As a result, the Groove has an upright windshield and prominent fender flares that wouldn't look out of place on a Hummer or a hot rod. Painted in a Lunar Quarts matte finish, the Groove is given an upscale appearance by the strategic use of brushed satin chrome accents. Like the Beat, it has large 17-in. wheels pushed out to the corners of the vehicle. The boxy shape also maximizes interior roominess in a compact package. The front-drive Groove is powered by a highly efficient 1.0-liter diesel engine.
The Chevy Trax is designed as an urban crossover that can tackle city streets or off-road trails. Painted Blaze orange with Burnt orange accents, the Trax "is a vehicle that you can show off anywhere, be it off-road or on the road," said designer Sangyeon Cho. "It brings a rational combination of SUV design, function, performance and value to the customer."
The Trax is an all-wheel-drive vehicle with a 1.0-liter gasoline engine driving the front axle, while at the rear an electric differential powered by a small power pack turns the rear wheels. Riding on 16-in. wheels, the Trax shows off its brake calipers, which are painted Flame yellow. The simple construction, single-piece bumpers, large wheel flares, a rear-mounted spare and roof rack are all SUV styling cues that give the Trax an off-road attitude. Adding to the vehicle's utility is a flat folding rear seat. When looking for the highest quality collision repairs with the best customer care experience available in the collision repair industry, check out auto body repair tumwater wa online services and learn more.
Chevrolet is inviting the public to choose their favorite by visiting www.vote4.chevrolet.com, where enough interest may provide the impetus to take one of these vehicles to production.
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New Equinox!
March 19, 2007 chevyclub	Leave a comment
Chevy's new amped-up Equinox Sport—we're not sure why it's not an SS either—is due in showrooms next fall as a 2008 model. It gets GM's 263-horsepower 3.6-liter V-6 coupled to a six-speed automatic, a stiffer suspension, forged 18-inch wheels, a new look inside and out, and will be offered with either front- or all-wheel drive. (excerpt from the club magazine, the World)
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This week we're catching up with Lauren, from our Affiliates Team based in Manchester. We get the 411 on what an average day looks like as an Affiliate Marketing Assistant.
6:45am (which is followed by a few clicks of the snooze button).
Getting ready and walking to boohoo HQ. I make a brew or grab a coffee when I get to work.
Nasty Gal UK/AUS + boohoo AUS affiliate programmes, as well as the boohoo UK influencer/content side of the affiliate programmes.
Ask as many questions as you need – you're always learning and it's great to take in as much as possible from everyone around you! Also, be prepared for changes and last minute tasks to complete (no day is ever the same) and there's always something happening! Lastly – always be kind and remember to have fun.
I'm at my desk with a cup of tea or coffee ready to start reporting on all affiliate activity from the previous day/week. As well as adding anything to my to-do list for the day.
Catching up on any emails from my UK contacts as well as anything urgent from the day before. I also work around the wider marketing team's plans for promotions onsite so may need to react to these changes pretty quickly!
Because of the time difference I mainly use the afternoons to focus on Nasty Gal and boohoo Australia. Meaning I often need to work a day ahead of myself so contacts in AUS have everything they need when they are in the office for their day.
By this time I am usually working my way through my to-do list and wrapping things up for the day. I try to make sure I have the next day's tasks planned out as much as possible so nothing gets missed (as well as deciding what I can have for tea).


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package org.onosproject.net.device.impl;

import static org.onosproject.net.optical.device.OchPortHelper.ochPortDescription;
import static org.onosproject.net.optical.device.OduCltPortHelper.oduCltPortDescription;
import static org.onosproject.net.optical.device.OmsPortHelper.omsPortDescription;
import static org.onosproject.net.optical.device.OtuPortHelper.otuPortDescription;
import static org.slf4j.LoggerFactory.getLogger;
import static com.google.common.base.Preconditions.checkNotNull;

import org.onosproject.net.config.ConfigOperator;
import org.onosproject.net.config.basics.OpticalPortConfig;
import org.onosproject.net.AnnotationKeys;
import org.onosproject.net.DefaultAnnotations;
import org.onosproject.net.Port;
import org.onosproject.net.PortNumber;
import org.onosproject.net.SparseAnnotations;
import org.onosproject.net.device.DefaultPortDescription;
import org.onosproject.net.device.OchPortDescription;
import org.onosproject.net.device.OduCltPortDescription;
import org.onosproject.net.device.OmsPortDescription;
import org.onosproject.net.device.OtuPortDescription;
import org.onosproject.net.device.PortDescription;
import org.onosproject.net.optical.OchPort;
import org.onosproject.net.optical.OduCltPort;
import org.onosproject.net.optical.OmsPort;
import org.onosproject.net.optical.OpticalDevice;
import org.onosproject.net.optical.OtuPort;
import org.slf4j.Logger;

/**
 * Implementations of merge policies for various sources of optical port
 * configuration information. This includes applications, provides, and network
 * configurations.
 */
public final class OpticalPortOperator implements ConfigOperator {

    private static final Logger log = getLogger(OpticalPortOperator.class);

    private OpticalPortOperator() {
    }

    /**
     * Generates a PortDescription containing fields from a PortDescription and
     * an OpticalPortConfig.
     *
     * @param opc the port config entity from network config
     * @param descr a PortDescription
     * @return PortDescription based on both sources
     */
    public static PortDescription combine(OpticalPortConfig opc, PortDescription descr) {
        if (opc == null) {
            return descr;
        }

        PortNumber port = descr.portNumber();
        final String name = opc.name();
        final String numName = opc.numberName();
        // if the description is null, or the current description port name != config name,
        // create a new PortNumber.
        PortNumber newPort = null;
        if (port == null) {
            // try to get the portNumber from the numName.
            if (!numName.isEmpty()) {
                final long pn = Long.parseLong(numName);
                newPort = (!name.isEmpty()) ? PortNumber.portNumber(pn, name) : PortNumber.portNumber(pn);
            } else {
                // we don't have defining info (a port number value)
                throw new RuntimeException("Possible misconfig, bailing on handling for: \n\t" + descr);
            }
        } else if ((!name.isEmpty()) && !name.equals(port.name())) {
            final long pn = (numName.isEmpty()) ? port.toLong() : Long.parseLong(numName);
            newPort = PortNumber.portNumber(pn, name);
        }

        // Port type won't change unless we're overwriting a port completely.
        // Watch out for overwrites to avoid class cast craziness.
        boolean noOwrite = opc.type() == descr.type();

        SparseAnnotations sa = combine(opc, descr.annotations());
        if (noOwrite) {
            return updateDescription((newPort == null) ? port : newPort, sa, descr);
        } else {
            // TODO: must reconstruct a different type of PortDescription.
            log.info("Type rewrite from {} to {} required", descr.type(), opc.type());
        }
        return descr;
    }

    // updates a port description whose port type has not changed.
    private static PortDescription updateDescription(
            PortNumber port, SparseAnnotations sa, PortDescription descr) {
        switch (descr.type()) {
            case OMS:
                if (descr instanceof OmsPortDescription) {
                    // TODO This block can go away once deprecation is complete.
                    OmsPortDescription oms = (OmsPortDescription) descr;
                    return omsPortDescription(port, oms.isEnabled(), oms.minFrequency(),
                                                  oms.maxFrequency(), oms.grid(), sa);
                }
                return descr;
            case OCH:
                // We might need to update lambda below with STATIC_LAMBDA.
                if (descr instanceof OchPortDescription) {
                    // TODO This block can go away once deprecation is complete.
                    OchPortDescription och = (OchPortDescription) descr;
                    return ochPortDescription(port, och.isEnabled(), och.signalType(),
                            och.isTunable(), och.lambda(), sa);
                }
                return descr;
            case ODUCLT:
                if (descr instanceof OduCltPortDescription) {
                    // TODO This block can go away once deprecation is complete.
                    OduCltPortDescription odu = (OduCltPortDescription) descr;
                    return oduCltPortDescription(port, odu.isEnabled(), odu.signalType(), sa);
                }
                return descr;
            case PACKET:
            case FIBER:
            case COPPER:
                // TODO: it should be safe to just return descr. confirm and fix
                return new DefaultPortDescription(port, descr.isEnabled(), descr.type(),
                        descr.portSpeed(), sa);
            case OTU:
                if (descr instanceof OtuPortDescription) {
                    // TODO This block can go away once deprecation is complete.
                    OtuPortDescription otu = (OtuPortDescription) descr;
                    return otuPortDescription(port, otu.isEnabled(), otu.signalType(), sa);
                }
                return descr;
            default:
                log.warn("Unsupported optical port type {} - can't update", descr.type());
                return descr;
        }
    }

    /**
     * Generates an annotation from an existing annotation and OptcalPortConfig.
     *
     * @param opc the port config entity from network config
     * @param an the annotation
     * @return annotation combining both sources
     */
    public static SparseAnnotations combine(OpticalPortConfig opc, SparseAnnotations an) {
        DefaultAnnotations.Builder b = DefaultAnnotations.builder();
        if (!opc.staticPort().isEmpty()) {
            b.set(AnnotationKeys.STATIC_PORT, opc.staticPort());
        }
        if (opc.staticLambda().isPresent()) {
            b.set(AnnotationKeys.STATIC_LAMBDA, String.valueOf(opc.staticLambda().get()));
        }
        // The following may not need to be carried.
        if (!opc.name().isEmpty()) {
            b.set(AnnotationKeys.PORT_NAME, opc.name());
        }
        return DefaultAnnotations.union(an, b.build());
    }

    /**
     * Returns a description built from an existing port.
     *
     * @param port the device port
     * @return a PortDescription based on the port
     */
    public static PortDescription descriptionOf(Port port) {
        checkNotNull(port, "Must supply non-null Port");
        final boolean isUp = port.isEnabled();
        return descriptionOfPort(port, isUp);
    }

    /**
     * Returns a description built from an existing port and reported status.
     *
     * @param port port
     * @param isEnabled true if enabled
     * @return a PortDescription based on the port
     */
    static PortDescription descriptionOf(Port port, boolean isEnabled) {
        checkNotNull(port, "Must supply non-null Port");
        final boolean isup = isEnabled;
        return descriptionOfPort(port, isup);
    }

    private static PortDescription descriptionOfPort(Port port, final boolean isup) {
        final PortNumber ptn = port.number();
        final SparseAnnotations an = (SparseAnnotations) port.annotations();
        switch (port.type()) {
            case OMS:
                if (port instanceof org.onosproject.net.OmsPort) {
                    // remove if-block once deprecation is complete
                    org.onosproject.net.OmsPort oms = (org.onosproject.net.OmsPort) port;
                    return omsPortDescription(ptn, isup, oms.minFrequency(),
                                              oms.maxFrequency(), oms.grid(), an);
                }
                if (port.element().is(OpticalDevice.class)) {
                    OpticalDevice optDevice = port.element().as(OpticalDevice.class);
                    if (optDevice.portIs(port, OmsPort.class)) {
                        OmsPort oms = optDevice.portAs(port, OmsPort.class).get();
                        return omsPortDescription(ptn, isup, oms.minFrequency(),
                                                  oms.maxFrequency(), oms.grid(), an);
                    }
                }
                return new DefaultPortDescription(ptn, isup, port.type(), port.portSpeed(), an);
            case OCH:
                if (port instanceof org.onosproject.net.OchPort) {
                    // remove if-block once old OchPort deprecation is complete
                    org.onosproject.net.OchPort och = (org.onosproject.net.OchPort) port;
                    return ochPortDescription(ptn, isup, och.signalType(),
                                              och.isTunable(), och.lambda(), an);
                }
                if (port.element().is(OpticalDevice.class)) {
                    OpticalDevice optDevice = port.element().as(OpticalDevice.class);
                    if (optDevice.portIs(port, OchPort.class)) {
                        OchPort och = optDevice.portAs(port, OchPort.class).get();
                        return ochPortDescription(ptn, isup, och.signalType(),
                                                  och.isTunable(), och.lambda(), an);
                    }
                }
                return new DefaultPortDescription(ptn, isup, port.type(), port.portSpeed(), an);

            case ODUCLT:
                if (port instanceof org.onosproject.net.OduCltPort) {
                    // remove if-block once deprecation is complete
                    org.onosproject.net.OduCltPort odu = (org.onosproject.net.OduCltPort) port;
                    return oduCltPortDescription(ptn, isup, odu.signalType(), an);
                }
                if (port.element().is(OpticalDevice.class)) {
                    OpticalDevice optDevice = port.element().as(OpticalDevice.class);
                    if (optDevice.portIs(port, OduCltPort.class)) {
                        OduCltPort odu = (OduCltPort) port;
                        return oduCltPortDescription(ptn, isup, odu.signalType(), an);
                    }
                }
                return new DefaultPortDescription(ptn, isup, port.type(), port.portSpeed(), an);
            case OTU:
                if (port instanceof org.onosproject.net.OtuPort) {
                    // remove if-block once deprecation is complete
                    org.onosproject.net.OtuPort otu = (org.onosproject.net.OtuPort) port;
                    return otuPortDescription(ptn, isup, otu.signalType(), an);
                }
                if (port.element().is(OpticalDevice.class)) {
                    OpticalDevice optDevice = port.element().as(OpticalDevice.class);
                    if (optDevice.portIs(port, OtuPort.class)) {
                        OtuPort otu = (OtuPort) port;
                        return otuPortDescription(ptn, isup, otu.signalType(), an);
                    }
                }
                return new DefaultPortDescription(ptn, isup, port.type(), port.portSpeed(), an);
            default:
                return new DefaultPortDescription(ptn, isup, port.type(), port.portSpeed(), an);
        }
    }
}

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I recently had to replace the UPS for my computer as the battery was dead. I have had some instances in the past where there has been a power outage for split second and had the machine stop as if someone had hit the E-stop.
I don't remember what happened on the computer end.
anyhow, I bought a new "sine wave" UPS from Cyber Power for my computer. It is rated at 1500Va. I was able to connect my Bosh router and simulate power outtages and it seems work okay. However the CNC control panel goes pretty much dead - Why is this? Is is not possible to run the machine from a UPS for a few seconds - long enough to hold feeds or for the power to kick back in?
Please advice how you guys are dealing with this.
Also, I wanted to add that I am using a PMDX-126; I bought the kit with Nema 34 motors for my machine directly from CNCRP.
i am no expert, but i think UPS's are rated in 2 ways: Va which is really a measure of how much energy the batteries can hold, and Watts which is a measure of how much power it can provide when the power goes out and it has to convert that battery power to AC power.
when you turn the router on and then simulate the power outage, the motor is already spinning and it has no load, so if the power drops to a lower level for a few seconds it can limp along under lower power. but electronics can not handle reduced power the same way, so if your UPS doesn't have enough wattage to run the spindle and electronics, my guess is that the spindle would respond well, but the electronics would not.
your cyber power UPS is probably rated for something like 900 watts.
a 48V 12.5A power supply is taking up 600 of those watts, if there are a few other things taking power you've reached your 900 and the UPS won't be able to keep constant stable power.
It might work if you use two (or 3) UPS's.
Ha good one. I dont really loose power, but I do get the flickers from time to time.
yes is it rated for 900W. It is also a "sine wave" UPS.
The interesting thing is that with only my control panel connected it to the UPS, and simulating a power interruption, the cabinet just dies.
My vacuum doesn't work either. Maybe they are just drawing too much current on their own and I would need something with 20 A or something?
UPS systems have multiple connections. All are usually filtered and a subset are battery backed. Printers, monitors, and other power hungry devices are put on the filtered outputs to protection from spikes - they can go down with little impact. The other outputs are for items that cannot tolerate sags or outages. You might be plugged into a filtered/unbacked outlet.
Hi blacksmith, no I actually made sure to connect to the surge/battery plugs. Very weird.
For instance on the same outlet my Bosch spindle router will work fine on battery (at 8000 rpms) I have to test at 20K.
That might imply the router momentum is surviving a transition sag that another device would not. Everything is pointing back to a faulty UPS. If the UPS is configurable, reset it to factory specs before calling Cyberpower.
PS On the old one with the dead batteries - I upgrade the batteries on my UPSs every few years. The large 12's are $20 on eBay or Amazon. Some folks plumb in car/motorcycle batteries.
The funny thing is that if I connect my PC and LCD's to such UPS (as a matter of fact they are right now) and I pull the plug, all those devices work.
I think It may be something with my Control panel / and vacuum.
Sounds more likely you are drawing more power while on battery then it can provide.
Maybe, it's a shame because I bought this ups with the intension of using it for my machine alone.
Are you trying to power your vacuum with it as well? It sounds like it. I'm assuming your vacuum is powered through your control panel? Even a 1hp vacuum draws at least 750W - if you're trying to do that and a control panel, you've definitely exceeded the limits of the UPS.
CyberPower makes really good home UPS systems. They make larger models as well, sounds like you might need one of those.


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Mt Pleasant students who need a time-out head for the Bear Den
Elise Hanson, left, elementary school counselor in the North Sanpete School District, and skills coaches Staci Jorgensen (in plaid shirt) and Erin Nester show the inside of the Bears Den, a facility at Mt. Pleasant Elementary School where kids who are upset or having problems can come for support.
By Suzanne Dean
MT. PLEASANT—The mascot at Mt. Pleasant Elementary School is a bear.
This year, the school has a place where little bears who are anxious, acting out in class or having a bad day for any reason can come to mellow out, and ideally, get in a frame of mind to return to class.
It's called the Bears Den, a room outfitted with computers, headphones and other educational materials. It is staffed by two paraprofessional educators known as skills coaches; and a math teaching assistant also helps out.
The Bears Den has been funded with some discretionary funds the school received to be spent as the Mt. Pleasant Elementary administration and faculty chose. Some of the money was from the Teacher and Student Success Accounts (TSSA) set up by the Utah Legislature a couple of years ago.
Rena Orton, principal at the school, reported on results of the Bears Den program so far at a North Sanpete School Board meeting Nov. 1.
Orton gave the example of a little boy who got out of his parents' car crying inconsolably when he arrived at school. She suggested he go straight to the Bears Den.
It turned out the child was upset because he thought his slacks were too baggy. One of the skills coaches pinned the pants to the child's satisfaction, and he went on to class.
About 25 percent of Mt. Pleasant Elementary students have visited the Bear Den at least once and about 10 percent have come more than once.
Among students who have come to the Bears Den, 86 percent said the visit helped them.
In response to a survey, one teacher said, "I think it is a great tool for giving students the time to think through things instead of escalating and acting out."
Another teacher said, "It is great having a location to help students calm down and refocus on school life."
Another teacher said one student in her class cried for two hours on the first day of school. Only after going to the Bears Den did the child stop crying.
Orton said some students known to experience anxiety have had better attendance and fewer checkouts because of the Bears Den option.
Mt. Pleasant is one of a number of schools in the North Sanpete and South Sanpete school districts that have set up "time out" rooms this year.


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Concert in Budapest – At the place of his escape: Leslie Mandoki celebrates return to the stage – with a message for all of us
Home » News » Concert in Budapest – At the place of his escape: Leslie Mandoki celebrates return to the stage – with a message for all of us
The evening sun envelops St. Stephen's Basilica in garnet-red light, the walls of Budapest's old town reflect the sound of wind instruments, electric guitars and two drums. Eight music legends are on stage, led by Soulmates band leader Leslie Mandoki. Due to the corona, the artist collective appears together on a large concert stage for the first time in two years. Star trumpeter Till Brönner has come from Berlin, jazz virtuoso Al Di Meola from the USA, as well as Grammy winner Randy Brecker. Here in Hungary, with an incidence of 5 and a vaccination rate of 57 percent, you can do what you put your heart and soul into – play live. In front of an audience. Thousands of Mandoki compatriots and tourists have come to experience the open air. The atmosphere on the square is not exuberant – rather, the audience listens reverently, almost in awe, trumpet volleys and guitar battles. You have respect for what is happening there on stage.
Leslie Mandoki and his soulmates celebrate life
Exactly 46 years ago to the day, Leslie Mandoki wandered several kilometers from his Hungarian homeland across the Slovenian-Austrian border. Finally back in the daylight, he hugged the first sign with a German word written on it – of all things, a transformer house with the inscription "Mortal Danger". Today, he tells FOCUS Online, he likes to return to his hometown. "I am Hungarian, German, Berlin, Munich, Budapest". He thinks like his friend Udo Lindenberg, celebrates the "colorful republic of Germany". And he sings together with his soulmates about the times that shaped him: "As a refugee I came to Germany, to be free to disagree" . "
For three hours the Mandoki Soulmates present their rock-pop suite "Utopia for Realists: Hungarian Pictures" (advertisement), the corresponding album will be released on September 24th. An album with a very special message, as the Soulmates founder explains: "Together with artists from my student days, our Soulmates from New York, Los Angeles and London, together with free thinkers, opinion leaders, soulmates and creative designers from all areas of the Society we want to continue a tradition we have grown fond of: We want to give the 'hot heart' more space than the 'cool head' and celebrate the love of life and the unrestrained lust for existence. "
When night fell over Budapest, the Soulmates started their last act. Leslie Mandoki turns to his audience, his voice shaky at the beginning, thanks the crowd, enjoys the applause, deeply moved by the return to the stage. His soulmates – Al Di Meola, Mike Stern, Randy Brecker, Bill Evans, Till Brönner, Tony Carey and Richard Bona – embrace each other, the music, the moment.
It won't be their last concert together. Leslie Mandoki: "We musicians, we die without contact with the audience."
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The BEST authentic Mexican food to be had in the area! The guacamole is to die for.
awesome food and great atmosphere.
I just love there pizza and food, and there knew location looks beautiful, I would definitely come back again..
Best Chinese food in Rockford.
Small crowded dining room.. BUT - well worth it for the food - It's soooo good!
Authentic Mexican food with nice atmosphere and good service. I highly recommend it.
By far the best restaurant I have been to. I have been to this fine establishment many times and will continue to do so for a long time to come.
Bad Experience? They do not care!
Don't expect them to do much if you have a bad experience. I just called to complain about a bad experience I had last night, I told them everything and she says they will give me a credit for 10%, wth?!?! Wow so they are going to pay my tax... big deal! I will not be returning. The "manager says" I'll have to look into this but It's hard to rectify it after the fact". Clearly this is a money hungry place that could care less of you are happy or not. They are booked every weekend so clearly they are not hurting for money. I have been going here for 20+yrs even before they had their nice expensive building they have now. I will definitely not be returning and will not recommend this place to anyone anymore. Hopefully you have a better experience than me because they don't care whether or not you do!
Have went with friends once and then came back by myself and both times had a very rude Waiter! The only Latin Male waiter (Estimate Age Late 40ish, short, Mexican Man) He was a real jerk and acted like he did not want to work or take order! It was rare he came back and asked if we need anything! My order was not correct and he shrugged his shoulders and just didnt care and I made an attempt to ask to have it corrected and he said thats the way it comes. I told him I will never come back and he turned around and walked away! I stood up from the table without eatting and started to walk out. He said you dont want? I said no, not at all, you are rude as hell and your work ethic and customer service is garbage! He looked at me crazy, lol.. You brought me the wrong food and did not correct it and he said nothing and I left! (by the way he did speak english) No excuses, dreadful service and no reason to ever support this business in anyway shape or form. So angry!
Great atmosphere and really great fresh food with good variety!!
We have eaten here on numerous occasions. Food and service is always good. The only problem is lengthy wait times on weekends even with a reservation. Nothing the bar can't make bearable!


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Roseanne Boss Whitney Cummings Stepping Down Ahead of Season 11
By Kimberly Roots / May 18 2018, 9:54 AM PDT
Courtesy of ABC
Roseanne executive producer Whitney Cummings is stepping down as co-showrunner ahead of the ABC revival's Season 11, EP Bruce Helford said Friday.
Moving forward, Helford — who shared show-boss duties with Cummings during Season 10 — will be the sole showrunner. Per THR, Helford said in a call with reporters that Cummings would be "too busy" to maintain her level of commitment to the comedy. "Whitney is always a member of the family of the show, but she's got so much going on," he said, adding that Cummings probably won't "be able to join us in the capacity she was joining us in the first season."
Cummings confirmed the news in a tweet Friday.
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— Whitney Cummings (@WhitneyCummings) May 18, 2018
In an March episode of The TVLine Podcast, Cummings told editor-in-chief Michael Ausiello that she'd come to work on Roseanne Barr's eponymous sitcom because "I was looking for a way to be of service after the [presidential] election, and I didn't know how… So I thought, 'Maybe [working] on a show where the lead character voted for Trump is how I can get into the living rooms of the people who did vote for him."
In addition, our sister site IndieWire reports, Helford mentioned during the call that the Muslim Al-Harazi family, who live next door to the Conners and were the focus of the revival's May 8 episode, will show up in the coming season.
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Heartland Institute/Global warming experts
The Heartland Institute "global warming experts" list contains vanishingly few researchers who consider themselves climate scientists and who regularly publish papers supporting their climate science views in reputable peer-reviewed journals (e.g., not Energy and Environment).
Documents Contained at the Anti-Environmental Archives
Documents written by or referencing this person or organization are contained in the Anti-Environmental Archive, launched by Greenpeace on Earth Day, 2015. The archive contains 3,500 documents, some 27,000 pages, covering 350 organizations and individuals. The current archive includes mainly documents collected in the late 1980s through the early 2000s by The Clearinghouse on Environmental Advocacy and Research (CLEAR), an organization that tracked the rise of the so called "Wise Use" movement in the 1990s during the Clinton presidency. Access the index to the Anti-Environmental Archives here.
As of December 2009, individuals on the list were[1]:
Syun-Ichi Akasofu, Founding Director, International Arctic Research Center
David Archibald, Scientist (no affiliation given)
J. Scott Armstrong, Professor, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
Dennis Avery, Senior Fellow, The Heartland Institute
Sallie Baliunas, Astrophysicist and Senior Scientist, George C. Marshall Institute
Timothy Ball, Environmental Consultant and Former Climatology Professor, University of Winnipeg
Robert Balling, Professor of Climatology, Arizona State University
Joseph Bast, President and CEO, The Heartland Institute
E. Calvin Beisner, National Spokesman, Cornwall Alliance for the Stewardship of Creation
David Bellamy, Botanist, The Conservation Foundation (UK)
Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen, Reader in Geography, University of Hull
Donald Boudreaux , Chairman, Department of Economics, George Mason University (and Adjunct Scholar at the Cato Institute - Ed.)
Alexandra (Sandy) Bourne, Senior Fellow, The Heartland Institute
Robert Bradley, President, Institute for Energy Research
William Briggs, Statistical Consultant, New York Methodist Hospital
H. Sterling Burnett, Senior Fellow, National Center for Policy Analysis
Robert Carter , Marine Geologist, James Cook University
Randall Cerveny, Associate Professor of Geography, Arizona State University
John Charles, President and CEO, Cascade Policy Institute
Paul Chesser, Director, Climate Strategies Watch
Kenneth Chilton, Director, Institute for Study of Economics and the Environment
John Christy, Director, Earth System Science Center, University of Alabama at Huntsville
Ian Clark, Professor of Earth Sciences, University of Ottawa
John Coleman, Meteorologist, KUSI-TV San Diego
Ralph Conner, Local Legislation Manager, The Heartland Institute
Roy Cordato, Vice President for Research, John Locke Foundation
Richard Courtney, Energy and Environment Consultant
Joseph D'Aleo, Executive Director, Icecap.us
Chris de Freitas, Associate Professor, University of Auckland
Peter Dietze, Energy Advisor and Climate Modeler, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
David Douglass, Professor of Physics, University of Rochester
Paul Driessen, Senior Fellow, Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow
John Dunn, Policy Advisor, The Heartland Institute
Freeman Dyson, Emeritus Professor of Physics, Institute for Advanced Studies at Princeton
Myron Ebell, Director, Energy and Global Warming Policy, Competitive Enterprise Institute
Michael Economides, Professor, Cullen College of Engineering, University of Houston
Robert Essenhigh, Bailey Professor of Mechanical Engineering, The Ohio State University
Christopher Essex, Professor, Department of Applied Mathematics, University of Western Ontario
Michael Fox, Consultant, Nuclear Energy
Dan Gainor, Vice President, Business & Media Institute
Lee Gerhard, Senior Scientist Emeritus, University of Kansas
Ivar Giaever, Fellow, American Physical Society
Indur Goklany, Visiting Fellow, American Enterprise Institute
Fred Goldberg, Climate Analyst
Stanley Goldenberg, Meteorologist, Hurricane Research Division/AOML/NOAA
Robert Gordon, President, Responsible Resources
Lawrence Gould, Professor of Physics, University of Hartford
Vincent Gray, Expert Reviewer, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
William Gray, Emeritus Professor of Atmospheric Science, Colorado State University
Kenneth Green, Resident Scholar, American Enterprise Institute
Kesten Green, Senior Research Fellow, Monash University
Tom Harris, Executive Director, International Climate Science Coalition
Howard Hayden, Professor of Physics Emeritus, University of Connecticut
David Henderson, Former Head, Economics and Statistics Department, Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development
Ben Herman, Professor, University of Arizona Institute of Atmospheric Physics
Donald Hertzmark, Adjunct Professor in Global Electricity Markets, Johns Hopkins University
Art Horn, Meteorologist, The Art of Weather
Chris Horner, Senior Fellow, Competitive Enterprise Institute
Craig Idso, Founder and Chairman, Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change
Andrei Illarionov, Senior Fellow, Cato Institute
Roy Innis, National Chairman and CEO, Congress of Racial Equality
Kiminori Itoh, Professor, Yokohama National University
Yuri Izrael, Vice Chairman, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
James Johnston, Senior Fellow, The Heartland Institute
Madhav Khandekar, Former Research Scientist, Environment Canada (and on Friends of Science advisory board - Ed.)
William Kininmonth, Scientist, Australasian Climate Research
Václav Klaus, President, Czech Republic
Hans Labohm, Guest Teacher, Netherlands Defense Academy
Christopher Landsea, Science and Operations Officer, National Hurricane Center
David Legates, Climatologist and Director, Delaware Environmental Observing System
Jay Lehr, Science Director, The Heartland Institute
Marlo Lewis, Senior Fellow, Competitive Enterprise Institute
Henry Linden, Professor of Energy and Power Engineering and Management, Illinois Institute of Technology
Richard Lindzen, Alfred P. Sloan Professor of Meteorology, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Craig Loehle, Principal Scientist, National Council for Air and Stream Improvement
Bjorn Lomborg, Director, Copenhagen Consensus Centre
Leon Louw, Executive Director, Free Market Foundation
Anthony Lupo, Associate Professor of Atmospheric Science, University of Missouri - Columbia
Howard Maccabee, Founding President, Doctors for Disaster Preparedness
Ken Malloy, Executive Director, Center for the Study of Carbon and Energy Markets
Jim Martin, President, 60 Plus Association
Phelim McAleer, Director and Producer, Not Evil Just Wrong
Ann McElhinney, Director and Producer, Not Evil Just Wrong
Ross McKitrick, Associate Professor of Economics, University of Guelph
Owen McShane, Chairman, Policy Panel, New Zealand Climate Science Coalition
Fred Michel, Director, Institute of Environmental Science, Carleton University
Steven Milloy, Portfolio Manager, Free Enterprise Action Fund
Ferenc Miskolczi, Atmospheric Physicist (no affiliation given)
Barun Mitra, Founder and Director, Liberty Institute
Christopher Monckton, Chief Policy Advisor, Science and Public Policy Institute
Marc Morano, Communications Director(sic), Senate Environment and Public Works Committee
Julian Morris, Executive Director, International Policy Network
Robert Murphy, Economist, Institute for Energy Research
Iain Murray, Director of Projects and Analysis/Senior Fellow, Competitive Enterprise Institute
Todd Myers, Environmental Director, Washington Policy Center
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by Barns Courtney
Album: The Attractions Of Youth (2016)
Lonely shadows following me
Lonely ghosts come a-calling
Lonely voices talking to me
Now I'm gone, now I'm gone, now I'm gone
And my mother told me son let it be
Sold my soul to the calling
Sold my soul to a sweet melody
Oh gimme that fire
Burn, burn, burn
Oh, a thousand faces staring at me
Thousand times I've fallen
Thousand voices dead at my feet
Ghosts and devils come a-calling
Calling my name oh, lost in the fire
Sweet virginial blood is calling
Burn, burn, burn Writer/s: ALFIE JACKSON, BARNABY COURTNEY
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Louis Béchereau, (✰ Plou, ; ✝ Paris, ) foi um pioneiro da aviação francesa que se destacou como projetista de aviões de sucesso em sua época.

Histórico
Louis Béchereau cursou a École Nationale Professionnelle em Vierzon, entre 1896 e 1901. Em 1903 um sobrinho de Clément Ader em Levallois criou a Société de Construction d'Appareils Aériens. Em 1909, um cliente da firma, Armand Deperdussin, encomendou a construção de um avião a ser exibido nas vitrines da loja Bon Marché em Paris. Em 1910, Deperdussin fundou a Société de Production des Aéroplanes Deperdussin (SPAD) e contratou Béchereau como diretor técnico.

Béchereau foi o criador do conceito de fuselagens monocoque, que permitiram atingir níveis de performance impensáveis para a época, permitindo que a empresa Deperdussin ganhasse muito prêmios, incluindo o famoso Gordon Bennett Aviation Trophy em 1912 com Jules Védrines nos controles. Louis Blériot comprou o controle da SPAD em 1914 e alterou deu nome para Société Pour l'Aviation et ses Dérivés, mantendo a sigla SPAD. Béchereau permaneceu como projetista chefe e desenvolveu vários modelos, inclusive o famoso SPAD S.XIII.

Durante a Primeira Guerra Mundial, Louis Béchereau recebeu inúmeros elogios em relação ao seu trabalho no SPAD S.VII, principalmente do ás da aviação Georges Guynemer, que lhe atribuiu o "título" de « l'as des constructeurs », algo como "às dos construtores". Foi o mesmo Guynemer que mais tarde concedeu à Béchereau a medalha de Cavaleiro da Legião de Honra em 12 Julho de 1917.

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 Société Pour L'Aviation et ses Dérivés
 Deperdussin Monocoque

Ligações externas
 Descrição técnica do Kellner-Béchereau E.60
 Kellner-Béchereau 28VD
 SPAD Aircraft - The Engineers

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Dharmendra Biography, Age, Wife, Children, Family, Facts, Caste, Wiki & More
Updated On : December 8, 2020
8 December, 1935 (Sunday)
Nasrali , Ludhiana , Punjab
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Dharmendra was born on 08-12-1935 in Nasrali, Ludhiana in the state of Punjab, India. He is an Indian Film Actor, Film Producer, Politician & Comedian who is best known for his work in Bollywood cinema.
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Dharmendra Singh Deol is a legendary Indian film actor, politician, and producer. He is known as 'He-man' and 'Action King' for his work in action movies. He attended Government Senior Secondary School where his father used to work. Later he went to Ramgarhia College, Phagwara for his intermediate studies. Dharmendra was the winner of the 'New talent award' conducted by Filmfare magazine. He moved to Mumbai, looking for work.
He made his debut in acting with a film 'Dil Bhi Tera Hum Bhi Tere' in the year 1960.The movie was directed by Arjun Hingorani. He worked as a supporting actor in 1961 movie 'Boy Friend'Later he worked in romantic films for the years 1960 to 1967. He worked in movies like Soorat Aur Seerat, Bandini, Dil Ne Phir Yaad Kiya, Dulhan Ek Raat Ki, Anpadh, Pooja Ke Phool, Baharen Phir Bhi Aayengi, Akashdeep, Shaadi, Ayee Milan Ki Bela etc. He was cast opposite Nutan, Nanda, Meena Kumari etc. His first action film was 'Phool Aur Patthar'. The movie was a great hit.
Movies like Tum Haseen Main Jawan, Chupke Chupke, Do Chor, and Naukar Biwi Ka showed his acting skills in comic roles. He was paired with his future wife Hema Malini and the duo gave many successful hits to Bollywood including Seeta Aur Geeta, Patthar Aur Payal, Chacha Bhatija etc. He has worked with many directors with the special bond with director Arjun Hingorani. He even shared the screen with almost all the well-known Kapoor from the Bollywood except Kareena Kapoor and Prithviraj Kapoor.
He tried his luck in production and launched his sons Sunny Deol in movie 'Betaab 'and Bobby Deol in the movie 'Barsaat'. Even he did the same for his nephew Abhay Deol with a film 'Socha Na Tha '.He was a celebrity judge on a reality show India's Got Talent. He was seen in movies like Life in a... Metro, Apne, Johnny Gaddaar, Yamla Pagla Deewana, Tell Me O Khuda, and Double Di Trouble in later years of his career. Yamla Pagla Deewana 3 is his upcoming project in 2018.
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He was born to Kewal Kishan Singh Deol and Satwant Kaur and has a brother Ajit Deol. He was first married to Parkash Kaur in 1954 and together has four children including two sons namely Bollywood actors Sunny Deol, Bobby Deol and 2 daughters named Ajeeta Deol and Vijeeta Deol. Again he married his co-star in many movies and popular film actress dream girl Hema Malini in 1979 and the couple are blessed with two daughters named Bollywood actress Esha Deol and Ahana Deol. Bollywood actor Abhay Deol is his nephew.
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Chest Size 40
Biceps Size 13
Eye Colour Dark Brown
Home Town Sahnewal
Religion Sikh
Address Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
School Government Senior Secondary School, Lalton Kalan, Ludhiana
College Intermediate R. G (Ramgarhia) College, Phagwara, Punjab
Qualification Graduate
Hobbies Travelling, Watching Movies & Cycling
Debut As An Actor - (Film) Dil Bhi Tera Hum Bhi Tere (1960), As A Producer - (Film) Betaab(1983), As A Punjabi Actor - (Film) - Kankan De Ole (1970), As A Male Judge - (TV Series) - India' s Got Talent(2011) & As A Politician - Member Of Parliment, Rajasthan (2004)
Best Movies Sholay (1975), Satyakam (1969), Do Chor (1972), Jugnu (1973), Alibaba Aur 40 Chor (1980) & Chupke Chupke(1975)
Best Friends Amitabh Bachchan
Net Worth $ 70 Million
Official Website www.vijaytafilms.com
Car Collections Range Rover, Bentley & Rolls Royce
Favorite Player Sachin Tendulkar , Kapil Dev
Favorite Sport Cricket
Favorite Actress Suraiya , Nutan
Favorite Actor Guru Dutt , Dilip Kumar
Favorite Film Director Arjun Hingorani
Favorite Singer Lata Mangeshkar , Kishore Kumar
Favorite Food Punjabi Food
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As per one of the report, he used to give Rs.20 to the crew light boy to intentionally disturb him and Hema Malini, so that he can keep hugging Hema for more time during rehearsal.
Initially, he was interested in playing play the role of Thakur Baldev Singh and Sanjeev Kumar would play Veeru. But it didn't happen like that and Dharmendra got the chance to romance her to be wife. Hema had just rejected a marriage proposal from Sanjeev during that period.
It is said that he converted to Islam to get married to Hema Malini without getting a divorce from his first wife Parkash Kaur.
He was a fan of Bollywood actress Suraiya.He had seen her film 'Dillagi' almost 40 times and he used to walk for miles to watch it.
Compensation for his movie 'Dil Bhi Tera, Hum Bhi Tere' for him was only Rs.51.
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85 years, 1 month, 10 days old age Dharmendra will turn 86 on 08 December, 2021. Only 10 months, 19 days, 13 hours, 24 minutes has left for his next birthday.
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