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\R Chiang Rai (Thailand), Jul 12 (AFP) The water pumps failed, and Commander Chaiyananta Peeranarong heard shouts of alarm as the final stage of an unprecedented operation to rescue 12 Thai boys and their coach from a flooded cave almost tipped into disaster.
The former Navy SEAL, 60, says he was the last to leave the Tham Luang cave after the 12 "Wild Boars" and their football coach were was safely extracted in a three-day operation that ended on Tuesday in jubilation.
But the mission, which leaned on the expertise of elite foreign divers and Thai Navy SEALs, nearly turned into a calamity.
Shortly after the last four boys and the 25-year-old coach were brought out Tuesday late afternoon, the water pumps failed in an area between two chambers, filling them with water as 20 rescuers remained inside.
"Suddenly the Australian guy who was overseeing that area started shouting that the water pump had stopped working," Chaiyananta told AFP.
"If you didn't use the water pump in that location, you could only come out with an oxygen tank," he said, adding the remaining people did not have diving gear to hand.
"By the time the last diver was out the water was already at head level, almost to the point where he needed an oxygen tank."
Heavy rains had flooded the Tham Luang cave blocking the football team in after they first entered on June 23.
Thailand's junta leader Prayut Chan-O-Cha on Tuesday said the boys were given a "minor tranquiliser" to keep them calm.
But Chaiyananta, whose job was to help transfer the kids along between chambers two and three, said they were all "sleeping" on the harrowing journey out.
"We just needed them to know how to breathe and not panic in the water," he said.
Footage released by the SEAL team showed seemingly prone boys -- at least one in full diving mask and wetsuit -- being stretchered along the jagged passageways.
Doctors, divers and other rescuers were posted along the twisting corridors monitoring the boys as they were passed through using a system of ropes, pulleys and rubber piping.
Two days before the dramatic rescue bid began, another retired SEAL, Saman Kunan, died trying to set up oxygen tanks in a flooded tunnel. Saman's death, the only casualty in the operation, was widely mourned.
"I want this warm hug once again," his widow Valeepoan said on Instagram, posting a photo of her and Saman embracing.
The world held its breath over the three days it took to retrieve the Wild Boars.
All are recovering at a hospital in northern Thailand's Chiang Rai province, where video showed several of them in seemingly good spirits, waving and flashing peace signs to the camera.
The exact mechanics of the rescue bid were closely guarded during the operation, but details have since dribbled out.
Experts say the divers brought a variety of skills, including the ability to install guide lines that help in low visibility, and previous experience in international operations.
But one man has emerged as a pivotal figure in the most unlikely of rescues -- Australian diver and anaesthetist Richard "Harry" Harris. Without him "this mission may not have succeeded", the Thai rescue chief, Narongsak Osottanakorn, told reporters late Wednesday.
The website of Harris' medical company based in Adelaide describes him as someone who combines a "taste for adventure with his medical practice and a lifelong interest in the underwater world."
In a statement, Harris and his dive partner Craig Challen expressed relief at the success of the painstaking operation.
"The favourable outcome that has been achieved is almost beyond our imagination when we first became involved," they said.
Two of the 13 frontline foreign expert divers, British pair Richard Stanton and John Volanthen, were the first to locate the team on a shelf several kilometres inside Tham Luang nine days after they went in.
Volanthen received a standing ovation as part of a hero's send-off at Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi airport on Wednesday as they left the country.
"We were able to do the job we were asked to do," said the diver, who like most of the divers assiduously avoided the media during the operation in a mission defined by steely resolve.
When asked if he had a message for Thai kids, he told them not to go into a cave when it's raining, eliciting laughter. (AFP) SMJ SMJ
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Reigning champion Lewis Hamilton made a perfect start to his title defense by beating his Mercedes team mate Nico Rosberg to record his second win in Australia and the 34th of his career. Both Mercedes drivers stopped once, starting on the soft tire and then switching to the medium tires on laps 25 and 26 respectively.
Hamilton started from pole position, having now converted his last seven pole positions into race victories, while Sebastian Vettel scored a podium on his Ferrari debut – also stopping once on lap 24 after starting on the soft tire. The performance gains seen in Australia confirmed expectations for the 2015 season, for which Pirelli has developed a new rear tire construction.
With wear and degradation extremely contained on the smooth Melbourne circuit, despite lap times that were in the region of two seconds faster than last year, most drivers adopted a one-stop strategy. This was prompted by an early safety car period that extended the length of the first stint, by minimizing the energy going through the tires, when the cars are at their heaviest.
Some drivers attempted a two-stop strategy, with the highest-placed two-stopper being Sauber's Marcus Ericsson, who claimed eighth place in the closing stages. Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen was running close to the front on a two-stop strategy (which is theoretically about four seconds faster than a one-stop) before retiring from the race close to the finish.
Temperatures were cool (in the region of 20 degrees centigrade) with overcast conditions for the Australian Grand Prix, further extending tire life and allowing the leaders to run within two seconds of each other for the majority of the race.
Pirelli's motorsport director Paul Hembery said: "As expected Australia was a tough race for the teams, but the tires delivered everything that was asked. The cool conditions and early safety car period meant that the faster two-stop strategy turned into a one-stop for most of the competitors. As well as a top performance from the established frontrunners, we saw some extremely accomplished drives from the rookies this year, who have clearly got on top of the 2015 tires and strategy options in a very short space of time."
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Channel 4 has rejected suggestions that it should reveal the pay of its top stars.
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The pay packets of BBC talent earning more than £150,000 will be published later this month, under the terms of the broadcaster's new royal charter.
Salaries of some of the BBC's best-known faces, including Match Of The Day presenter Gary Lineker and chat show host Graham Norton, are expected to be disclosed and the BBC's chairman recently suggested that Channel 4 and ITV should follow suit.
But Jay Hunt, Channel 4's outgoing chief creative officer, dismissed the idea as the broadcaster unveiled its annual report.
"This is a heated issue and a very political one...", she said.
"It's potentially inflationary... and it's not an effective way of managing talent so no, I don't think we'll be responding to that."
BBC chairman Sir David Clementi said last week: "It's a pity Channel 4 and ITV are not producing their numbers at the same time.
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On August 19, Robert Kuntz (31) and Ryan Worsham (age unknown) hiked up the slabs approach to the Northwest Face of Half Dome. Their plan was to climb the Regular Route of the Northwest Face (VI 5.9 Cl) in a one- day push. After talking to other climbers and reading about the route, they thought this goal was within their ability. They brought limited supplies for the climb, hoping to go light and fast. For their bivy at the base of the route they brought light sleeping bags, fleece jackets, and extra food.
They started climbing at 0630 on Monday, August 20, equipped with a light rack, seven liters of water, and energy food totaling about 700 calories per person. Kuntz wore a long-sleeve wicking top, long pants, wool socks, and shoes. Worsham wore a T-shirt, long pants, shoes, and no socks. They had one beanie, one helmet, and a pair of leather gloves between them. They also brought Kuntz's cellphone, as well as two headlamps for the descent from the summit to their bivy at the base of the route, but left their sleeping bags and jackets at the base.
After the first 11 pitches, they felt they were moving fast enough to finish in daylight. Pitch 12 was Kuntz's lead. He somehow missed the recommended crack and was heading for a 5.9 squeeze variation when he saw what appeared to be an easier passage through the chimney to gain the next belay. This proved to be the wrong way to go and they lost up to an hour and a half reversing the error. Kuntz led the next three pitches of chimneys. After following Pitch 15 on ascenders, Worsham forgot to coil the trailing rope, so it caught in a crack. He had to rappel, free the rope, and re-ascend, thus losing farther time. After re-gaining the belay, he led pitch 16.
By the time they reached the start of pitch 17, they realized that they would not complete the route before dark. They decided to sleep on Big Sandy Ledge at the top of 17 and to finish the climb in the morning. While Worsham belayed at a double piton anchor, Kuntz started leading the pitch, anxious to make up for the lost time he felt he had cost them. Kuntz got off route by following a vertical double-crack system before he had traversed far enough to reach Big Sandy. The left-hand crack was wide, requiring a #4 Camalot, which he lacked. The right-hand crack was narrower and shallow in places, but he was forced to use it for protection.
By this time he was improvising direct aid techniques, high-stepping into the protection slings to place the next piece of protection. While standing in the sling attached to the red C3, he placed a gold (#4) Wild Country Zero cam (7) five or six feet higher. He was not confident of the Zero due to the shallowness of the crack and a heavy growth of lichen, which prevented the lobes of the cam from gaining a direct purchase on the rock. However, since the C3 seemed "bomb proof", he thought it was safe enough to try weighting the Zero for aid. He started to pull himself up using the sling attached to the Zero. Suddenly he heard a "ping" and saw the Zero come out of the crack. Since his foot was still in the sling of the C3 cam below, he was pitched off balance and fell upside down and backwards.
At the end of his fall, Kuntz struck hard against a bulge in the wall, first with his lower back and then with his chest and helmet. He never lost consciousness and did not sustain a concussion. Although he had fallen about 50 feet lower than the belay ledge, he was able to climb back up and get into a secure position next to Worsham. Kuntz knew he was probably injured, but he didn't feel any pain immediately.
After a brief discussion about whether or not to continue, they decided that they were done for the day. Once Kuntz stopped moving he started to feel more and more pain radiating around his lower back. He thought he may have broken some ribs and even his spine, but he and Worsham could find no signs of nerve damage, internal bleeding, or other serious injury. When they examined Kuntz's helmet, they found a crack in the back running clear through the foam, but no indentations.
Kuntz's cellphone battery had died during the climb, so there was no way to immediately call for help. They decided they would wait for a party they'd seen at the base to come up the route on Tuesday, or Worsham would descend to them. A third option was to try to climb out. However, as time passed, the pain in Kuntz's back became debilitating and any movement made it worse.
A little after 0300 Tuesday morning, they heard two people chatting on the summit. By shouting and using their headlamps, Kuntz and Worsham were able to communicate their location, the nature of Kuntz's injuries, and their need for a rescue. The party on top contacted the park dispatcher by cellphone.
At 0645, a member of the park's search and rescue (SAR) team contacted them by loudspeaker from the Valley floor. Using arm signals in response to his questions, Kuntz and Worsham were able to describe their situation. By 0945, the SAR team had been placed on the summit by helicopter. They lowered two rescuers and at 1145, they raised Kuntz 600 feet to the top in a litter. He was flown to the Valley, transferred to an air ambulance, and flown to Doctors Medical Center in Modesto. He was diagnosed with torn back muscles and fractures of six spinous and transverse processes of his vertebrae. Luckily there were no life or limb-threatening injuries. He was released within 24 hours, wearing a back brace.
Kuntz had seven years of overall climbing experience, including five years of traditional climbing. He had climbed several long alpine free-climbing routes. However, he had not climbed any Yosemite big walls or overnight walls elsewhere. He comfortably led 5.10b traditional and 5.10c sport climbs, and had led aid climbs up to C-2. Worsham had ten years of climbing experience. He also had limited aid-climbing experience and had not completed any Yosemite-style big walls.
The immediate cause of Kuntz's long fall and the resulting injury is the fact that the rope was not clipped through the Camalot C3. Otherwise, the fall probably would have been short and of little consequence. Kuntz feels that a significant contributing cause was haste. After the team fell behind on pitch 12, he felt rushed to make up the lost time or to at least reach Big Sandy Ledge for the night. He fell victim to "tunnel vision," i.e., he became less aware of his options. In Kuntz's opinion, several other factors affected their situation.
Seven liters of water was one or two liters too much. It added unnecessary weight, slowing them down.
A #4 Camalot would have been useful, especially in chimneys.
Leaving their warm fleece jackets and emergency food at the base led to a very cold night.
Kuntz's foam helmet provided significant insulation against the cold that night.
They should have brought two helmets. In addition to the usual reasons, rocks launched from the summit by tourists and a haul bag dropped by climbers above narrowly missed them.


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Vaccination is probably the best way to prevent COVID-19 during pregnancy, when the chances of serious illness and death from the virus are higher than usual.
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists says COVID-19 vaccinations should not be denied to pregnant women, and women should discuss the individual risks and benefits with their health care providers.
The U.S. government's emergency clearance for the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines being rolled out to priority groups does not mention pregnancy as a reason to suspend vaccines.
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MINTERN MAGNA (St. Andrew), a parish, in the union of Cerne, partly in the hundred of Cerne, Totcombe, and Modbury, partly in the liberty of Fordington, but chiefly in the liberty of Piddle-Trenthide, Cerne division of Dorset, 2 miles (N.) from Cerne; containing, with the hamlets of Hartley and Tiley, and the tything of Middlemarsh, 354 inhabitants. This parish, which is situated on the road to Weymouth and Bath, comprises 1996a. 2r.: the soil is generally chalk, alternated with flint; the surface is varied, and enriched with wood. The living is a discharged rectory, valued in the king's books at £12. 14. 2.; net income, £140; patron, H. Sturt, Esq. Round the north aisle of the church, which is the burial-place of the Napiers, are coats of arms, and inscriptions to the memory of several members of that ancient family.
MINTERN PARVA, a tything, in the parish and hundred of Buckland-Newton, union of Cerne, Cerne division of Dorset, 9½ miles (N. by W.) from the town of Dorchester; containing 130 inhabitants.
MINTING (St. Andrew), a parish, in the union of Horncastle, S. division of the wapentake of Gartree, parts of Lindsey, county of Lincoln, 5¾ miles (N. W. by W.) from Horncastle; containing 280 inhabitants. The parish comprises about 2621 acres, of which onehalf is indifferent pasture, and the other, with the exception of about 100 acres of woodland, is arable. The living is a vicarage, endowed with the rectorial tithes, and valued in the king's books at £5. 7. 11.; patrons, the Master and Fellows of St. John's College, Cambridge: the tithes have been commuted for £452, and the glebe consists of 18 acres. The church was given, before 1129, to the abbey of Leyr, in France; and an alien priory of Benedictine monks was established here, which continued till its suppression by Henry V., who granted it to the Carthusian priory of Mountgrace. There are two places of worship for Wesleyans.
MINTLYN (St. Michael), a parish, in the union and hundred of Freebridge-Lynn, W. division of Norfolk, 2¾ miles (E. S. E.) from the town of Lynn; containing 36 inhabitants. It comprises about 1250 acres, of which 400 are plantations and heath. The church has been demolished.
MINTON, a township, in the parish and union of Church-Stretton, hundred of Munslow, S. division of Salop; containing 125 inhabitants.
MINVER, ST., a parish, in the union of Bodmin, hundred of Trigg, E. division of Cornwall; containing 1139 inhabitants, of whom 683 are in the Highlands, and 456 in the Lowlands. This parish is situated on the coast of the Bristol Channel, and is separated from Egloshayle by a stream which at high water is navigable to Amble bridge, in the parish of St. Kew: it comprises 6300 acres, of which 1012 are common or waste. Great quantities of corn are sent to Gloucester and other places, for loading which a neat quay has been erected. The substratum contains copper-ore, and a mine was opened and wrought for some time, but the works have been discontinued. The living is a vicarage, valued in the king's books at £13. 10. 2½.; patron and impropriator, W. S. Sandys, Esq. The impropriate tithes have been commuted for £1000, and the vicarial for £356; the impropriate glebe comprises 21 acres, and the vicarial 41. The church, situated in the Highlands, has a tower surmounted by a lofty spire. In the Lowlands are two chapels: one, dedicated to St. Michael, is on the margin of the river Camel, across which is a ferry to the town of Padstow, nearly opposite; the other, dedicated to St. Enoduck, is a little to the north of the former, with a low tower, and nearly buried in the sand which has drifted in this part of the parish. There are a place of worship for Wesleyans, and a cemetery for the Society of Friends.
MINWORTH, a hamlet, in the parish of Curdworth, union of Aston, Birmingham division of the hundred of Hemlingford, N. division of the county of Warwick, 4 miles (N. W. by W.) from Coleshill; containing 329 inhabitants.—See Curdworth.
MIRFIELD (St. Mary), a parish, in the union of Dewsbury, Lower division of the wapentake of Agbrigg, W. riding of York, 2¾ miles (W. by S.) from Dewsbury; containing 6919 inhabitants. This place, at the time of the heptarchy, formed part of the parish of Dewsbury. It afterwards belonged to Sir John Heton, lord of the manor, whose lady, on her way to the parish church, before dawn, on Christmas-day, being attacked by robbers, and her attendant killed, the pope, on the intercession of her husband, who was then at Rome, granted permission to the family to build a chapel here, which subsequently became parochial. In 1261 the district was severed from Dewsbury, and erected into a distinct parish. Including the hamlets of Battyeford and Hopton, it comprises by admeasurement 3548 acres of fertile land. The surface is finely undulated, and the lower grounds are watered by the navigable river Calder, which divides the parish into two unequal portions, the larger of which is on the north side of the stream; the substratum abounds with coal and freestone of good quality. Within the parish is Blake Hall, a handsome modern mansion, erected on the site of the ancient seat of the Hoptons, beautifully situated, and commanding agreeable prospects. Here are also, Castle Hall, erected on the site of the old mansion of the Hetons, and now an inn; Upper Hall, once the residence of the Shepley family; and Hopton Hall, an ancient edifice partly modernised.
The village is on the north bank of the river Calder, along which it extends for a considerable distance; the inhabitants are chiefly employed in the woollen manufacture, and the making of cards for machinery, and there are some large flour-mills and extensive malting establishments. A good trade is likewise carried on in mineral produce, for the conveyance of which the Calder and Hebble navigation affords great facilities; and the Manchester and Leeds railway passes through the parish. The living is a vicarage, valued in the king's books at £6. 1. 0½.; net income, £242; patron and impropriator, Sir George Armytage, Bart. The tithes were commuted for land in 1796. The church was, with the exception of the tower, rebuilt on a larger scale, in 1826, at an expense of nearly £2000, raised by subscription; it is a neat and well-arranged structure, containing 1000 sittings. Churches have been erected at Battyeford and Hopton, which see. There are places of worship for Wesleyan Methodists of the Old and New Connexions, Primitive Methodists, Baptists, Independents, Moravians, and Swedenborgians. A free school is endowed with certain houses and land bequeathed by Richard Thorpe in 1667, and now producing £50 per annum. Near the church is a large circular mound called Castle Hill. Bishop Hopton, who lived in the reign of Mary, was born at Blake Hall.
MISERDEN (St. Andrew), a parish, in the union of Stroud, hundred of Bisley, E. division of the county of Gloucester, 4½ miles (E.) from Stroud, and 5 (E. S. E.) from Painswick; containing, with the hamlets of Camp and Sutgrove, 509 inhabitants. This place derives its name from the family of Musard, who had a castle here, of which the foundation, with some broken fragments of wall, still remains. The manor-house is said to have been built with the materials of the castle, and was, with the manor and estates, the property of the Kingston family, and their usual residence prior to the reign of James I., when they sold Miserden to the Sandys family (baronets), who held it for several generations. The mansion, now unoccupied, was at one period during the civil war garrisoned for the king, with whom the gentry of the parish, the Sandys, Kingston, and Partrige families, took part. The manor of Wishanger, here, is of very ancient date, and was the seat of the Partriges, of whom William Partrige, of Cirencester and Wishanger, was summoned by the heralds at their first visitation of the county in the reign of Henry VIII.; from him the manor descended lineally for ten generations, and it was the principal seat of the family until the commencement of the present century, when it was sold. The manor-house, though partly taken down and otherwise injured, is still standing, as a farmhouse; the porch bears the arms of Partrige impaling those of Ernley of Wiltshire, on a large stone over the entrance, Robert Partrige having married into the Ernley family in the 16th century. Almost adjoining the house is a very ancient hamlet of six or seven houses, called The City. The parish comprises by computation 2200 acres, of which about 1300 are arable, 500 pasture, and 300 woodland; the soil is chiefly clay, and the substratum affords good limestone, and clay of excellent quality for tiles. The surface is elevated, and the scenery in some parts, particularly round the castle and about the glen at Wishanger, is beautifully varied. The living is a rectory, valued in the king's books at £8. 13. 4.; patron and incumbent, the Rev. Yarnton Mills, whose tithes have been commuted for £410, and who has a glebe of 86 acres. The church is a neat edifice of ancient date, with a substantial and handsome, though not lofty, tower; and contains, in a small separate chapel, a superb monument in fine marble, representing in fulllength figures a baronet and his lady, of the Sandys family. In the chancel and elsewhere are some good monuments of the Partriges and Kingstons.
MISSENDEN, a hamlet, in the parish and union of Hitchin, hundred of Hitchin and Pirton, county of Hertford, 3 miles (S. by E.) from Hitchin; containing, with the hamlet of Langley, 170 inhabitants.
MISSENDEN, GREAT (St. Peter And St. Paul), a parish, in the union of Amersham, hundred of Aylesbury, county of Buckingham, 26 miles (S. E. by S.) from Buckingham; containing 2225 inhabitants. The living is a discharged vicarage; patrons, the Trustees of the late J. O. Oldham, Esq.; impropriator, G. Carrington, Esq. The great tithes have been commuted for £1204, and the vicarial for £337. 10.; the vicarial glebe contains about one acre. The church has been repaired, and 170 additional sittings provided. There is a place of worship for Baptists; also a free school on the British system, established January 1st, 1827, and an agricultural and garden school, supported by subscription. In the parish was an abbey for Black canons, in honour of the Virgin Mary, founded in 1133 by Sir William de Missenden, and the revenue of which at the Dissolution was £285. 15. 9. John Randall, an eminent divine in the reign of James I., was born here.
MISSENDEN, LITTLE (St. John The Baptist), a parish, in the union of Wycombe, hundred of Aylesbury, county of Buckingham, 2½ miles (W. N. W.) from Amersham; containing 1011 inhabitants. The parish comprises by computation 3500 acres; the soil is gravel, alternated with loam, and the surface is hilly and richly wooded. The village has one principal street, from which a smaller one diverges nearly at a right angle; and is situated on the road to Aylesbury. The living is a discharged vicarage, valued in the king's books at £13. 3. 9.; patron, Earl Howe.
MISSON, a parish, in the union of Doncaster, Hatfield division of the wapentake of Bassetlaw, N. division of the county of Nottingham, 2¾ miles (E. N. E.) from Bawtry; containing, with the hamlet of Newington, 834 inhabitants. The parish consists of 5792 acres of land, of which the soil is generally sandy and light: the village is neat and well built. The living is a discharged vicarage, valued in the king's books at £6. 4. 4½., and in the patronage of the Crown; net income, £359; impropriator, Earl Spencer. The tithes were commuted for land in 1760, when 286 acres were allotted to the vicar. The church is a handsome building in the later English style, with a square embattled tower. There is a place of worship for Wesleyans; also a free school, erected in 1693, and endowed with land, &c., producing an income of about £65.
MISTERTON (St. Leonard), a parish, in the union of Lutterworth, hundred of Guthlaxton, S. division of the county of Leicester, 1 mile (E. by S.) from Lutterworth; containing, with the hamlets of Poultney and Walcote, 589 inhabitants. The river Swift, which at times rises and falls very rapidly, runs through the parish. The living is a rectory, valued in the king's books at £16. 13. 4., and in the gift of J. H. Franks, Esq.: the tithes have been commuted for £619. 15., and the glebe comprises 13 acres. Sir John Pulteney and his sister bequeathed rent-charges amounting to £15; and 10 acres of waste land, producing £19 a year, have been given for distribution among the poor.
MISTERTON (All Saints), a parish, in the union of Gainsborough, North Clay division of the wapentake of Bassetlaw, N. division of the county of Nottingham, 4¾ miles (N. W.) from Gainsborough; containing, with the township of West Stockwith, 1706 inhabitants, of whom 1055 are in the township of Misterton. The parish is in the north-eastern extremity of the county, where the river Idle and Chesterfield canal terminate in the river Trent, and comprises by computation 4740 acres; a great part of the land was a swamp, which has been drained and brought into cultivation. The village, situated on the north side of the canal, is large and well built; a fair for cattle and horses is held in it in September. The living is a perpetual curacy, valued in the king's books at £10. 5.; net income, £85; patrons and appropriators, the Dean and Chapter of York. The tithes were commuted for land and a money payment in 1771. The church, an ancient structure, was much injured by a high wind in 1824, when the roof, on which were two tons of lead, was blown down. At West Stockwith is a chapel of ease. There are places of worship for Calvinistic and Wesleyan Methodists, and a Roman Catholic chapel.
MISTERTON (St. Leonard), a parish, in the union of Beaminster, hundred of Crewkerne, W. division of Somerset, 1¼ mile (S. E. by S.) from Crewkerne; containing 475 inhabitants. The living is a discharged vicarage; patrons, the Dean and Chapter of Winchester; impropriator, John Hussey, Esq. The great tithes have been commuted for £205, and the vicarial for £70; the glebe comprises 33 acres. The church has been enlarged. A school is supported by subscription.
MISTLEY (St. Mary), a parish, in the union and hundred of Tendring, N. division of Essex, ½ a mile (E.) from Manningtree; containing 976 inhabitants. The parish comprises by survey 2067 acres, of which 1200 are arable, 600 pasture, 160 woodland and plantations, and the remainder garden-ground. The village is situated on the navigable river Stour, and has good quays, to which vessels of 300 tons' burthen can come up at spring tides; also commodious warehouses for corn, malt, and coal. The petty-sessions for the division of Tendring are held here on Monday, once in five weeks, alternately with Thorpe. The living is a discharged rectory, with the vicarage of Bradfield united, valued in the king's books at £16. 13. 4., and until lately in the gift of Lord Rivers: the tithes of the parish have been commuted for £660, and there is a glebe-house, with a glebe of 33 acres. The church stands about a mile northwest from the site of a former structure, and was consecrated in 1735, having been built principally at the expense of Edward Rigby, Esq.
MITCHAM (St. Peter and St. Paul), a parish, in the union of Croydon, Second division of the hundred of Wallington, E. division of Surrey, 9 miles (S. S. W.) from London; containing 4532 inhabitants. This parish, which is situated on the road to Reigate, is divided into Upper Mitcham, formerly called Whitford or Waterford, and Lower Mitcham, anciently Michelham, or "the great dwelling," a name probably derived from the district having been at an early period the residence of persons of distinction. The air is so remarkable for its salubrity, that Dr. Fothergill, an eminent physician of the last century, called the place the Montpelier of England. In various parts are old mansions with spacious walled gardens and pleasure-grounds, and the surrounding scenery is diversified; the river Wandle, which abounds with excellent trout, passes at the extremity of the village. The soil is a rich loam, lying upon gravel of great depth, and is distinguished for its production of elms of stately growth: the greater portion of the land is laid out in plantations of chamomile, liquorice, peppermint, roses, lavender, and other aromatic plants. A small common, at the entrance into the village from London, still retains the name of Figge's marsh, having been the property of Sir Edward Figge in the time of Edward III. The principal business is the printing of calico, silks, and challis; and there are snuffmills upon a large scale. A pleasure-fair is held for three days, commencing on August 12th.
The living is a discharged vicarage, valued in the king's books at £10; net income, £456; patron, William Simpson, Esq., in right of his lady, a lineal descendant of Archbishop Cranmer, and owner of the manor of Mitcham; impropriator, D. Watney, Esq. The church, an ancient structure of flint and stone, which had become greatly dilapidated, was taken down in 1822, and handsomely rebuilt in the later English style, with the exception of the tower. There are places of worship for Independents and Wesleyans. A Sunday school, established in 1788, has an endowment of £62. 12. per annum; and a national school, supported by subscription, was enlarged in 1839, from a portion of the funds. The almshouses on the Green, for twelve widows or unmarried women, were founded in 1829, by Miss Tate, who endowed them with an estate producing to each of the inmates £7. 16. per annum. Among the eminent characters who formerly resided at Mitcham, were, Archbishop Cranmer, whose mansion is still remaining; Sir Julius Cæsar, who entertained Queen Elizabeth in his house for one day at an expense of more than £700; Sir Walter Raleigh, whose ancient mansion on the Green, which, previously to his expedition to Guiana, he sold for £2500, was taken down in 1833; Dr. Donne; Lord Chancellor Loughborough; and the late Peter Waldo, Esq., the last of the Waldenses, known by his treatise on the Liturgy of the Church of England, and whose mansion, part of which was erected in the reign of Edward II., is still remaining, with some carvings of the time of Elizabeth, and others by Grinlin Gibbons, in excellent preservation.
MITCHELDEVER (St. Mary), a parish, in the union of Winchester, hundred of Mitcheldever, Winchester and N. divisions of the county of Southampton, 9 miles (S. E. by S.) from Whitchurch; containing, with the tythings of North and South Brook, West Stratton, and Weston-Colley, 1119 inhabitants. This place formerly belonged to the Russell family, and was for some time the residence of the widow of Lord Russell who was beheaded in 1683. The parish comprises by admeasurement 7094 acres of land, in good cultivation; the village is pleasant, and the South-Western railway has a station here. The living is a vicarage, with the livings of Northington, Popham, and East Stratton annexed, valued in the king's books at £26. 13. 4.; net income, £326; patron and impropriator, Sir Thomas Baring, Bart. The church was rebuilt by Sir Francis Baring, in 1806, at an expense of nearly £10,000; it is a handsome structure in the early English style, and contains a monument by Chantrey, to members of the Baring family. A parochial school is supported by Sir Thomas, who has also built almshouses for 80 aged and infirm poor of both sexes.
MITCHELMERSH (St. Mary), a parish, in the union of Romsey, hundred of Buddlesgate, Romsey and S. divisions of the county of Southampton, 3½ miles (N.) from Romsey; containing, with the hamlets of Awbridge and Brashfield, 1180 inhabitants, of whom 436 are in the hamlet of Mitchelmersh. The parish comprises 3978 acres, of which 20 are common or waste. The Andover canal runs through it. The living is a rectory, valued in the king's books at £26. 12. 8½., and in the gift of the Bishop of Winchester: the tithes have been commuted for £814, and the glebe comprises 75 acres. Schools are partly supported by subscription.
MITCHEL-TROY (St. Michael), a parish, in the hundred of Raglan, union, division, and county of Monmouth, 2¼ miles (S. W.) from Monmouth; containing 383 inhabitants. This parish is bounded on the east by the river Wye, and on the north by the Trothy, and is intersected by the road from Monmouth to Abergavenny. It comprises by computation 1750 acres, of which 500 are arable, 955 pasture and meadow, 160 wood, and 92 common; the surface is a good deal undulated, and the scenery embraces some beautiful views, especially from a hill at the rear of Troy House, a seat of the Duke of Beaufort's. The living is a rectory, with the living of Cwmcarvan annexed, in the patronage of the Duke: the tithes have been commuted for £221. 10., and there is a good parsonage-house, with a glebe of 60 acres. The church is in the early style, and consists of a nave, chancel, and south aisle, with a square tower formerly surmounted by a spire which was struck by lightning some years since, and in its fall destroyed the north aisle; the windows are ornamented with modern stained glass, and the communion-table is inlaid with a large slate slab, on which is engraven the Last Supper, Crucifixion, and Ascension. In the churchyard is an ancient stone cross.
MITFORD, a parish, in the union of Morpeth, partly in the W. division of Castle ward, in the S., and partly in the W. division of Morpeth ward, in the N., division of Northumberland, 1¾ mile (W. by S.) from Morpeth; containing 733 inhabitants, of whom 220 are in the township of Mitford. This manor, in the time of the Saxons, belonged to the family of Mitford, and at the Conquest was part of the possessions of John, lord of Mitford, whose only daughter, Sybil, was married by the Conqueror to Sir Richard Bertram, son of the lord of Dignam, in Normandy. The family of Bertram became very numerous, and acquired large estates in this part of the kingdom, which they retained till the reign of John, when, taking part with the barons against that monarch, their castle here, and also the town, were burnt, and the lands laid waste, by the Flemish allies of the king; the barony, becoming forfeited to the crown, was bestowed upon Philip de Hulcoates. The possessions were subsequently restored by Henry III. to the Bertrams; but after the death of Roger de Bertram in 1242, his son and successor being taken prisoner among the insurgents at Northampton, the castle and estates were seized by the king, and never regained. The castle was taken and dismantled by Alexander, King of Scotland, in 1318, and the barony, at that time the property of the Earl of Pembroke, after his decease passed to Sir Henry Percy, lord of Atholl, whose two daughters conveyed the manor of Mitford, by marriage, to Thomas Brough and Sir Henry Grey. The whole of the manor, in the reign of Henry VIII., belonged to William, Lord Brough, who in 1557 granted the estates to Cuthbert Mitford and his heirs for ever, reserving to himself only the site of the castle and the royalties, which, afterwards falling to the crown, were granted by Charles II. to Robert Mitford, with whose descendants they have since remained. The town of Mitford was of considerable importance, and had a charter of incorporation at a very early period; the records were most probably destroyed in the wars between John and the barons.
The parish consists of the townships of Benridge, Edington, Highlaws, Mitford, Molesden, Newton-Park, Newton-Underwood, Nunriding, Pigdon, Spittle-Hill, and Throphill. It comprises by computation 9500 acres, of which 600 are woodland, and the remainder arable, meadow, and pasture. The surface is finely varied; the river Wansbeck intersects the parish from west to east, and the river Font, after skirting the northwestern portion of it, falls into the Wansbeck at the village. The substrata are chiefly coal, limestone, and sandstone. The present manor-house, erected in 1828, after a design by Mr. Dobson, is a handsome mansion of white freestone, beautifully situated on the brow of the north bank of the Wansbeck, opposite to the remains of the ancient manor-house, on the other side of the river. The village now consists only of a few neat cottages. The living is a discharged vicarage, valued in the king's books at £10. 6. 8.; net income £100, with a glebe of 10 acres; patron, the Bishop of Durham. The church is an ancient and venerable structure: the nave is in the Norman style, and appears to have been damaged by fire, probably during the assault of the castle; the chancel is in the early English style.
MITHIAN, an ecclesiastical district, in the parishes of Kea, Kenwyn, Perranzabuloe, and St. Agnes, union of Truro, W. division of the hundred of Pyder and of the county of Cornwall, 6 miles (W. N. W.) from Truro; containing about 2000 inhabitants, chiefly miners. The district was constituted in July 1846, under the provisions of the act 6th and 7th Victoria, cap. 37. Its mean length is about three and a half, and mean breadth about two miles; and it includes, besides the village of Mithian, two equally considerable villages called Silverwell and Blackwater, and some smaller ones. The exposed parts are barren heaths, capable of cultivation, and in progress of being inclosed either by the landowners or by the miners, who cultivate small plots. The barrenness of the moors, also, is often pleasingly and unexpectedly diversified by sheltered and fruitful valleys of great depth, with streams winding along them; and this is especially the case at Mithian, where a stream passes through a picturesque and romantic ravine interspersed with farmhouses, orchards, plantations, and meadow-land. In these valleys, scarcely a breath of wind is felt though a storm rage on the downs above them. Lands which have been twenty years reclaimed from common, afford good pasturage; those which have been three years reclaimed will bear wheat if well manured, and any part of the crofts or common will yield a fair crop of turnips the first year of breaking up. The living is a perpetual curacy, in the patronage of the Crown and the Bishop of Exeter, alternately. There are three Methodist and three Primitive Methodist places of worship.
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Q: dynamically adding the select box when filling the other select box hi i'm working on a form where it contains an input text box to fill the hobbies in that, here what i want is, whenever i'm entering the value in that input box i need to add another empty text box dynamically where i can add another value in that in the same way if they are entering any value into this new empty box another empty text box should add at the bottom of this. Using javascript & php how can i achieve that?
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Over 50 residents had a chance to express concerns about the plan Wednesday night. Cricket Valley Energy, which plans to build the power line, held an informal public meeting in Pleasant Valley Town Hall to discuss the project. Several Pleasant Valley residents objected to the 80- to 180-foot steel monopoles that would carry the 345-kilovolt line.
"Essentially it's going to be a visual scar to Dutchess County for something we don't know we really need," said Joseph Paldino, 43, of Pleasant Valley.
Todd Pfleger, 50, of Pleasant Valley said, "This will be seen from pretty much everywhere in Pleasant Valley."
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Champ Car/Indy/F1 running thread II (Montreal, Turkey, IRL to RACE Daytona?!?)
Discussion in 'Sports and News' started by 2muchcoffeeman, May 20, 2006.
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Bubbler said:
I saw Foyt, Mears, Rahal, every Andretti, every Unser save Bobby (including the shitty ones), Earnhardt, Gordon, Labonte, Jarrett, Smoke (God I hate that nickname), etc. All produced memorable moments of either skill, bravery or both.
Schumacher was the best driver I ever saw. Probably the most prominent athlete I've ever interviewed and was better than the sum of his parts.
Even though he was like rooting for Darth Vader at times (and just as ruthless, conniving and, admittedly, a cheater when he needed to be), he was undeniably great to watch -- one of those people who demanded your attention, like him or lump him.
This year's USGP demonstrated his excellence to me and I focused my race story on it. It looked routine on TV -- Schumacher once again beats the leader from the pits and cruised the rest of the way. But I checked the lap-by-lap times to see what drivers' times were on their "out laps" -- the lap immediately after the pit stop.
Schumacher was two seconds quicker than anyone else. That margin goes beyond equipment, that is flat-out talent. That kind of performance was routine for Schumacher, who also shined in on-track passes, wet races, pretty much everything.
He will be missed.
The only driver I've seen that I'm tempted to put in his league is Ayrton Senna, and even then I probably (and begrudgingly) lean toward Schumacher as the greatest. Clark was gone by the time I started following F1, but I've seen Prost, Lauda, Fittipaldi, Hunt, Mansell, and Gilles Villeneuve, among others. I liked all of them a hell of a lot more than I like Schumacher -- my son's middle name is Emerson, after Fittipaldi -- but Schumacher's talent is greater than any of them.
Darth Vader is right. He was a perfect villain to root against. Then again, I'm damn happy to know I'll see someone else win at Indy next year.
PCLoadLetter, Sep 12, 2006
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Hey F1 junkies, where you at?
Fernando Alonso is losing it, calling out his team and teammates. Michael Schumacher has the air of "been there before". And Suzuka is likely gone, though it could return as the Pacific GP, but its not likely by any means.
I don't really care for Toyota, but I'd love to see someone like Jarno Trulli be a X-factor in Sunday's race. Ralf Schumacher? Not so much.
And I have a theory about Alonso's championship hang-wringing this season, which wasn't evident last year when Raikkonen was trying to chase him down. I think Alonso has an inkling that he won't be championship competitive in the McLaren next year. The Mercedes is too damn unreliable, Adrian Newey is not designing the chassis, and that team seems to be plateauing.
He'll be the clear No. 1 driver, but I wonder how competitive McLaren will really be? I think that gives Alonso the sense of urgency to win the championship again this year, because next season is much more of a crapshoot.
Of course with Schumacher gone and the mercurial Raikonnen headed to Ferrari, 2007 is a dice throw.
Bubbler, Oct 7, 2006
I've really been surprised by Alonso's whining. For him to complain about Fisichella passing him is absurd. Fisi had no choice - the alternative was Schumacher passing them both. Your theory could well be right - there's no reason to thing Alonso will be nearly as successful at McLaren. Renault is screwed with Fisi as its number one driver next year.
Next year should be really interesting. I'm not convinced Kimi will be faster than Massa next season. Renault won't be a strong. McLaren still needs to dramatically improve its reliability. I'm guessing Honda and Red Bull will both be near the front next season.
I'm bummed that Suzuka is going away. It's unfortunate that the quality of the track doesn't seem to be any factor in where the races are held. At least we get Spa back next season.
PCLoadLetter, Oct 7, 2006
You're right about Honda, if Button doesn't shit the bed and Barrichello doesn't become decrepit.
I'm thinking BMW is a factor too. Robert Kubica appears to be the truth, which is good for Nick Heidfeld, who needs someone pushing him.
SCHUMACHER LOST AN ENGINE! Are you shitting me? Unfathomable! Alonso -- who waved as if to say, "Fuck you Schumi!" as he drove by for first place -- now has a near unassailable lead for the championship.
To give those who don't follow F1 some context on this, here are things that have happened since Schumacher last blew an engine in 2000 and the first engine failure for the Ferrari since Indy 2001 (my first F1 race, which seems like an eternity ago) ...
-- A priest ran on to a track in 2003 (I think it was '03) at Silverstone (the same one who fucked up the Olympic marathon in Athens) and nearly got himself (and whatever driver might have hit him) killed.
-- The fiasco at Indy 2005 when the Michelin runners pulled out en masse, leading to the farcical six-car race won by Schumacher.
-- Alonso was in his teens and not yet racing on the F1 circuit.
-- Ten teams -- Stewart/Ford, BAR (sort of), Jordan, Prost, Arrows, Benetton (sort of), Jaguar, Minardi, Sauber and Midland (sort of), have disappeared or been bought out and changed dramatically from the scene since that engine failure. And Toyota's team did not exist until 2002.
-- My children, who are 4 and 3, weren't alive the last time it happened, I was less than a year into my now 7-year marriage.
Amazing. Of all the scenarios that could have played out in the Japanese GP, this simple problem, which befalls nearly everyone at some point, was damn near last on my list.
Farewell Suzuka, great way to go out.
What a strange finish. I never for a second thought that Schumacher would go out with a mechanical problem. That just doesn't happen to Ferrari.
I noticed Alonso gave a nice little wave to Michael's car on the cool down lap, then pumped his fist.
Nice performance by Fisichella, considering what a mess the poor guy was after the race.
Bubbler, love the list of defunct teams. I forgot Prost was still around in 2001. It says something about the turnover of teams that two are on there twice, since Stewart/Ford was turned into Jaguar and Jordan sold out to Midland.
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I turned on the race when I came home from work. I turned it off once Schumacher blew up, since the race and the championship were pretty much sealed.
I don't know whether to laugh at or bitch about Alonso's wave. Surely some people saw it as classless.
wickedwritah, Oct 8, 2006
It may have been classless but it was still pretty funny. They made a good point during the broadcast - if he hadn't won the world championship last year but goes on to win it this year, he'd still be the youngest champion ever. He has some growing up to do.
I'll say this for Michael - his engine failure almost assuredly cost him the championship this year, and when he got back to the garage he thanked every single member of his crew. Wouldn't have seen that from Fernando.
As a F1 nut who's already in withdrawal, thought I'd dredge this one back up.
Congrats to Alonso. Too bad he was never next to Schumacher on track in Brazil; I figure it was 50/50 Schumacher would've tried to take him out, just like he did with Hill and Villeneuve in years gone by.
Big shakeup this off-season -- so who are the top championship contenders? I'll go with:
1. Felipe Massa -- knows the car, and I'm not convinced Kimi is that much faster
2. Jenson Button -- The other top teams are making major changes, and Honda should benefit from the stability
3. Fernando Alonso -- if the McLaren can finish a race
4. Kimi Raikkonen -- could be too low, but there are a lot of question marks, and he's no Michael
5. Mark Webber -- Dark horse, since Red Bull should be improved
And another thought -- if Toyota can't get it together next year they should seriously reconsider their commitment to F1. They're throwing more money at the team than anyone outside of Ferrari, their driver lineup (such as it is) is staying the same, and they're already used to Bridgestones, while most of the other contenders will be switching from Michelins. There's absolutely no excuse for Toyota not to be competitive next year.
PCLoadLetter, Oct 26, 2006
Good points about Honda.
I wouldn't totally rule out Renault. Yes, Fisi, is kind of a little bitch, but if Kovalainen is as good as advertised, they might still be good.
BMW is also intriguing. Man did Kubica look good in the second half.
My thing with Ferrari is how chemistry will be. Raikkonen strikes me as a difficult teammate, and with Massa being the team veteran -- earning respect with his late season form -- Raikkonen coming in thinking he's on some sort of Schumacher plain will be disruptive. I'm also curious to see what kind of brain drain there is at Maranello.
Don't forget Super Aguri! Tenth at Interlagos! By the way, what's the genesis of the Speed guys calling them Super Best Friends? I never caught that during the season.
I'm REALLY looking forward to '07, it should be wide open.
Bubbler, Oct 26, 2006
I've never heard an explanation of Super Best Friends, either.
Totally agreed on Ferrari - I don't know how well Kimi will fit, and the brain drain promises to be severe. I would rank them at the top for 2007 for two factors alone: their experience running Bridgestones, and Renault losing Alonso. I bet Ferrari starts sinking after next season, once they're a year removed from Schumi/Brawn/Todt, and the former Michelin teams can catch up on tire experience.
By the way, I love your avatar. Once I get tired of Eraserhead I think Criswell may be next.
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Several private sector housing initiatives were highlighted at the Building Expo with many of the multi-million dollar projects looking to import materials to meet the taste of their clients.
Representatives of the companies present at the fourth annual International Building Expo spoke of importing various materials such as plywood and fences, among others, which can be manufactured here. The Expo, which was held at the Providence Stadium tarmac, ended yesterday. Private construction companies and the Housing Ministry focused on the future of residential housing development in Guyana and showcased housing schemes and model homes.
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Steven Sawh, a representative of Windsor Estates told Stabroek News that local sourcing of material is not a priority. He pointed out that concrete, sand, lumber, windows and labour would be locally sourced once the project commences but the trim, inclusive of roofing, flooring and tiles would be imported from the United States. He said that the idea was to build North American-style homes and that would require importing of materials. Sawh stated that just over a year ago, 25 acres of land was acquired behind Republic Park which would result in construction of approximately 150 homes. Sawh noted that the homes would range from $17.5 million to $40 million and would be 1300-3600 square feet.
The housing ministry is also looking to attract young professionals and remigrants and has steadily focused its efforts on a range of housing schemes reflective of their target audiences. The newest scheme for young professionals located in Providence, East Bank Demerara will commence construction in October although none of the logistics in relation to selling the land and house as a package have been formalized.
Taslim Baksh, the ministry's Director of Finance told Stabroek News that the newest project from the ministry does not currently have a working relationship with any of the commercial banks. He said that so far, while building is set to commence in October, the ministry will have to conduct interviews with persons who have applied. He said that the ministry is looking to build 550 homes on the land acquired from GuySuCo.
Baksh said that the purpose of the Building Expo is to get persons who have shown interest listed and they will be informed as to how to proceed. He noted that once persons qualify for the $19 million young professional home it did not mean they would have the ability to purchase. He said that it is an ongoing process and mortgages would still need to be taken on at the customer level as there is no working relationship with the banks at this stage unlike the first phase of the young professionals' project which resulted in 55 homes being built and sold. Residents who qualified and were able to purchase homes during the first phase were issued mortgages of $11 million through the ministry's corporate relationship with Republic Bank; the value of the homes was $12.5 million each.
With the building boom in full swing Guyanese businesses are hoping to cash in but local manufacturers will face competition. Businesses have seized the opportunity to import items such as windows and plywood which is then cut down to size for sale in Guyana.
Trinidad-based ANSA McAl Trading Limited is marketing Abel Clay Blocks which representatives said have a heavier load bearing capability than cement blocks. The company is also targeting customers purchasing grills for door and who desire windows with a customisable steel frame. Sales representative for the company Apollos Manoharlall told Stabroek News that while the product line is all imported, it is fitting for a Guyanese market. He noted that the steel grill work is customisable and the company provides free estimates to consumers.
Some Chinese-Guyanese businesses are looking further ahead and importing raw materials for fabrication in Guyana. Qiyuan Zhang, General Manger of New Thriving and representative for Great Wall Construction stated that the company will bring in large sheets of plywood which will then be customized as doors.
Long Hi Industry currently imports materials directly from China and assembles gates and fences in Guyana. Marjon Trading recently began importing the Milano style roofing tile from New Zealand. The company representative told Stabroek News that the company is hoping to acquire space at an industrial site but noted that importing of the product and resale is easier.
Critics of Building Expo have said that if Guyana continues moving toward the importing of materials including clay blocks, grills, roofing and flooring, Guyanese manufacturers and producers will eventually be pushed out. The possibility that companies are importing for cheap assembling in Guyana then exporting is also an issue as taxation on manufactured and assembled items varies.
A large percentage of exhibitors were various builders who are overseas-based Guyanese working alone or partnering with companies. The composition of the Expo appeared not to be conducive to patrons interested in applying for house lots and the various housing schemes introduced by the housing ministry. The ministry had a booth that patrons would visit to apply for house lots, while the application for housing schemes was done in another area and commercial banks were represented throughout.
When Stabroek News spoke with one commercial bank representative, the worker said that it would be best to speak with banking officials at the head office. Stabroek News was told that when the ministry expresses a desire to have a working relationship in relation to mortgages, the banks would have discussions at the board level before any agreements would be made.
Guyana's fourth Building Expo closed yesterday after three days with the ministry touting it as the most successful thus far. The Central Housing and Planning Authority began the initiative in 2010 with Minister Irfaan Ali underscoring the importance of the construction industry and its relevance in continued development.


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In Detroit, not all T-Birds belong to the Ford Motor Company. At least two of them - forward Kelly Tripucka and guard Isiah Thomas - fly first-class for the Pistons, an aggressive, young team that has finally become a draw in the National Basketball Association.
Physically Tripucka and Thomas are about as alike as a pickup truck and a flashy convertible. Kelly is the guy who makes it look like hard work; Isiah the artist who flows to the basket like syrup running off a pancake. But when you add up their production, it's virtually the same.
Between them the two second-year pros are clever enough offensively to provide the Pistons with close to 50 points a game, and they, along with center Bill Laimbeer, represent Detroit's future. That is unless Kelly, who is due to become a free agent in the spring of 1984, offers his services to the New York Knicks. He indicated this possibility in a statement he made last year to the press.
Tripucka's unrelenting style of play often reminds NBA scouts of John Havlicek when he was the perpetual motion machine of the Boston Celtics. But Thomas, with a jump shot like drifting fog, is the player who is always going to wind up on the team's promotion poster.
Kelly, despite a fine career at Notre Dame that got him named to several All-America teams, was somehow still available when Detroit picked 12th in the 1981 college player draft. Earlier the Pistons had gone for Thomas; in fact, Isiah was the No. 2 player drafted. He had decided to pass up his final two years of eligibility at Indiana for a shot at the NBA's big bucks.
''Anytime a pro team scouts a player like Kelly, who is maybe a little slow, looks like he might have trouble getting his shot off, and is considered in-between as far as size goes, management gets scared. At 6 ft. 6 in., you're never sure whether a kid like Tripucka is a guard or a forward - or whether he even has a position in the pros.
''Until Kelly went through a training camp with us and we saw what he could do, we also had some doubts about him. It's natural. You don't want to gamble your team's future on a high draft pick, who could turn out to be ordinary.
While Thomas didn't come with any guarantee either, nobody had any doubts about Isiah's offense, according to Chaney.
''Thomas was easy to scout,'' Don explained. ''He knew how to penetrate; he could shoot in traffic; and he was ideal for the running game Scotty Robertson (the Pistons coach) was trying to develop. He also had the tools to play defense , if he wanted to. Mostly it was a case of putting him out there and letting him set his own pace.
Chaney says that what the Pistons don't have nearly enough of yet is experience off the bench.
Meanwhile, Pistons fans will have to make do for now with their T-Birds - Tripucka and Thomas - who still don't have much mileage on them.
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Der Intel 8256 ist ein programmierbarer Multifunktionsbaustein (, MUART) und fasst vier häufig benötigte Funktionen zusammen: serielle Schnittstelle, parallele Schnittstelle, Zeitgeber/Zähler und Unterbrechungssteuerung. Der Baustein kann mit den Intel-8048-, 8085-, 8086- und 8088-Prozessorsystemen eingesetzt werden. Der Baustein wird im 40-Pin-DIL-Gehäuse geliefert. Er wurde u. a. an Siemens lizenziert.

 Die serielle Schnittstelle kann mit 5-, 6-, 7- oder 8-Bit-Zeichen und 1, 1,5 oder 2 Stopbits betrieben werden.
 Die parallele Schnittstelle enthält zwei 8-Bit-I/O-Ports.
 Es sind fünf Zeitgeber/Zähler zu 8 Bit vorhanden. Davon können vier zu zwei kaskadierten 16-Bit-Timer kombiniert werden.
 Es können acht Interrupt-Levels verarbeitet werden.

Literatur und Datenblätter
 Mikrocomputer Bausteine, Datenbuch 1981, Programmierbarer Multifunktionsbaustein SAB 8256A MUART, Siemens AG, Bestellnummer B 2494, 116 S.
 8256AH Multifunction Microprocessor Support Controller.

Weblinks
 www.radiomuseum.org: Bild.

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