Australia's busiest container port is about to get bigger, after the Victorian government announced a $1.2 billion development of the Port of Melbourne, creating about 2600 direct and 1900 indirect jobs.
The expansion will result in the introduction of a third container terminal at Webb Dock to cater for more than one million more containers a year.
A bidding process will be conducted for the right to operate the new terminal.
The project will involve a significant upgrade of infrastructure at Swanson Dock, where containers are handled currently.
Last year, a record 2.4 million 'twenty-foot equivalent' containers were handled through the Port of Melbourne. The figure is expected to hit 5.5 million in 2025, and top 8 million in 2035.
Victorian Premier Ted Baillieu said new on- and off-ramps would be built to link the port directly to the MI.
"A fantastic aspect of this development will be the construction of a dedicated route for trucks accessing Webb Dock," Baillieu said.
Baillieu said the major infrastructure project would be an opportunity to cement Victoria's reputation as the freight and logistics capital of Australia.
Ports Minister Denis Napthine says the upgrade will secure Melbourne as the freight and logistics capital of Australia.
"This (project) which includes the expansion of east and west Swanson Dock capacity and the building of a new container terminal at Webb Dock, will be funded by the Port of Melbourne and by the stevedores who'll be involved in the three container terminals," Napthine said.
"If this doesn't go ahead, we will be chock-a-block in the Port of Melbourne within a few years … This is absolutely essential to ensure we have the capacity to deal with the trade coming through our port," Napthine said, according to the Herald Sun.
Surveying work on the project starts today and the government estimates it will be completed by 2016.


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Character Design Techniques
Traditional to Digital Process with Keith Thompson
In this lecture, Keith Thompson reveals his process for taking a zombie creature concept from a thumbnail sketch to the finished drawing. Keith demonstrates each step, from idea development and creating the initial drawing using traditional media to scanning the drawing into the computer and then applying colored glazes in Adobe Photoshop®. Keith also explains how to maintain the essential gesture and feel of the thumbnail all the way through to the final concept art. The entire traditional media to digital process is also applied to a collection of extra views of the character. Keith explains how these alternate angles and a set of orthographic rotations are designed to help the 3D modeler.
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02. Materials
03. Thumbnail
04. Sketch
05. Detailing
06. Rear View
07. Profile
08. Musket
09. Orthographic Rotations
10. Clean Up
11. Shading
12. Highlighting
13. Glazing
14. Backing
15. Extras
16. Redrawing
17. Digital Modification
Concept Artist / Illustrator
Keith Thompson's unique art and visual design have become well recognized around the world. He has regularly designed on Guillermo Del Toro's many projects for the past decade, including Pacific Rim, Crimson Peak, and At the Mountains of Madness with James Cameron. His creature design on David Bruckner's The Ritual has also received critical acclaim. Additionally, he is a multiple New York Times Bestselling Illustrator of many books, including the Leviathan Trilogy. Keith has also been extensively involved in games, designing on the first Borderlands, as well as designing the world of Warframe. His art, including originals used for feature films, has been exhibited in museums across the globe.
"Keith Thompson possesses the unparalleled eye of a true creator and the craftsmanship of a veteran far beyond his years. The scope of his vision pays tribute in equal parts to function and fantasy, the beautiful and the grotesque, while the myriad detail and tangible texture of his work communicates sublimely in a fashion that, in truth, exceeds imagination."
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Some people at a forum I frequent are taking a week to showcase feminine dress. I'm going to play this time! Although I enjoy times of sweats and lounging clothes, I enjoy dressing up as well! I'd classify my clothing style as, well, probably quaint and quirky! That one is slightly overused here, so let me think up a better one ...... Vintage quirky?
I like to play with patterns, texture, and color when i get dressed. Translation: During the week, that means I go into my closet when I'm grumpy and half asleep and pull out things that hopefully don't need ironing and pretend that they might go together!
Anyway, Clinton and Stacey say things don't have to match, but they do have to go!
Clinton and Stacey and sleep-dressing aside, I really do take a mix and match approach to dressing. My favorite mix-it-up item is my leopard print shoes. I probably mix them in a little too much though. My husband claims that picking out clothing for me is difficult because I live on the edge of fashion. What does he mean? I don't have a problem picking out clothing!
Today's outfit is pretty straight forward.
Photograph warning: I am not photogenic, so this weirdo face and hands one was the only one I could tolerate!
Since being feminine isn't JUST about dressing femininely, I'll throw some other thoughts in throughout the week as well!
Your outfit looks awesome! Very pretty and feminine. You don't know how lucky you are to be able to wear normal sized clothing. I wear plus sized, and I'm never happy with how I look. I figure a normal sized person can wear anything and look great.


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Published: March 20, 2020, 3:10 pm Updated: March 20, 2020, 9:53 pm
Tags: Arts, Business, entertainment, Jake Coyle
The drive-in, relic of yesterday, finds itself suited to now
Viewers in parked cars watch the animated film "Onward" at the Paramount Drive-In Theatres, Thursday, March 19, 2020, in Paramount, Calif. The drive-in theater, long a dwindling nostalgia act in a multiplex world, is experiencing a momentary return to prominence. With nearly all of the nations movie theaters shuttered due to the pandemic, some drive-in owners think theyre in a unique position to give moviegoers a chance to do something out of the house but stay within prudent distance from one another. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello)
NEW YORK, N.Y. – The drive-in theater, long a dwindling nostalgia act in a multiplex world, is experiencing a momentary return to prominence.
With nearly all of the nation's movie theaters shuttered due to the coronavirus pandemic, some drive-in owners think they're in a unique position to give moviegoers a chance to do something out of the house while keeping distance from others. This weekend, some drive-ins aren't the only show in town. They're the only show in the country.
The Showboat Drive-In Theater in Hockley, Texas, about a 30-minute drive outside Houston, normally sees ticket sales go down about 40% on a weekend when they don't have any new movies. Last weekend, they saw a 40% increase, says the theater's owner, Andrew Thomas. Usually open weekends, Thomas has kept screenings going through the week.
"Obviously this isn't the way you'd want it to occur, but I'm excited for the idea that there may be a new generation of people that will get to experience going to a drive-in theater and — I was going to say catch the bug," said Thomas, laughing. "Maybe some other turn of phrase."
There are just over 300 drive-ins left in the country. They constitute a small, oft-forgotten flicker in today's movie ecosystem that hardly competes with the megawatt glare of the megaplex and the nation's 5,500 indoor theaters. But through decades of disruption and change in American life, they have managed to survive. They've somehow clung to life as relics of past Americana only to find themselves, for a brief moment anyway, uniquely suited to today
Not many drive-ins are open. It's a seasonal business to begin with, with many drive-ins not planning to open until April. John Vincent, president of the United Drive-in Theater Owner Association, estimates about 5-10% were open as of last weekend, and some of those are closing due to the pandemic. In states like California and New York, restrictions on movement and gathering are being ramped up that mandate closures. As infections rise in other parts of the country, Vincent suspects the drive-in's window is already closing.
"We'd love the drive-ins to shine but this is probably not the moment," said Vincent, who owns Wellfleet Cinemas on Cape Cod.
However long it lasts, the drive-in is for now, in certain parts of the country, one of the only remaining refuges of public entertainment — of getting out the house to do something while still staying inside your car. At the Paramount Drive-in near Los Angeles, Forrest and Erin McBride figured a drive-in movie was one of the only ways they could responsibly celebrate their anniversary.
"We were like, what can we do? Everything's closed," said Forrest before a showing of "Onward" on Thursday night. "We were like, 'Well, a drive-in theater is kind of like a self-quarantined movie date.'"
Aman Patel, a 25-year-old from Los Angeles, attended his first drive-in with his roommate and friends. "I always wanted to do it," said Patel.
Drive-ins aren't without their own virus concerns. Concessions and restrooms, in particular, still pose issues. All owners interviewed for this article said they were spacing out cars, reworking how customers could order food (sometimes via text messages) and limiting restroom occupancy.
Chris Curtis, owner of the Blue Moon Drive-in in Guin, Alabama, said he was doing something that has long been anathema to drive-ins: allowing outside food and drink in. "In fact, we suggest it," reads the Blue Moon's Facebook page. Like indoor theaters, drive-ins make their money almost entirely by concessions.
"We're just trying to pay the power bill and the water bill and get through this, and give the community something to do at a time when there's not a whole lot to do," said Curtis, who's owned the Blue Moon for 24 years. "It's not about the movies anymore. It's about having something to do."
Curtis is concerned that too many people could show up this weekend, given the responses he's gotten. To keep the Blue Moon uncrowded, Curtis launched online ticketing for the first time. "I don't want people driving from long distances just to see that we're sold out," he said.
There are few movies left for drive-ins to play. For now, they can still screen recent releases like "Onward" and "The Hunt," but those movies are already available on various digital platforms as studios have funneled their films to homes due to the virus. Earlier this week, all of the nation's movie chains shuttered following federal guidelines that urged against gatherings of more than 10 people. The studios have cleared out their release calendars into May.
Those postponements have extended all the way to major summer releases, including Marvel's "Black Widow" (previously slated for May 1). Eating into spring releases will be hard enough for drive-ins, but summer is when they sell most of their tickets. Owners say that if they manage to remain open in the coming weeks, they could potentially play older films (though those cost almost as much as new releases to play).
"We don't know how long we're going to have to live this way," said Thomas. "Everybody's wrestling with what it is going to be like in the middle of the summer when normally everyone is high-fiving and having a good time because the box office is going crazy. It's when you go: This is why I got into this business."
Drive-ins could also improvise in other ways. Lisa Boaz, who with her husband has operated the Monetta Drive-in in Monetta, South Carolina, since 1999, said they've been contacted by churches interested in using the drive-in for Sunday services. Parishioners would listen to sermons from their cars through the drive-in's FM-radio transmitters.
"We're kind of playing it by ear right now," said Boaz.
Boaz said they had opened the Monetta earlier in March, hopeful for a good year. They have stacks of souvenir cups with "2020 season" printed on them. She's not sure how long the Monetta will stay open, and — like other owners — said she would be quick to follow any state-ordered shelter-in-place guidelines. Deciding just to open this weekend, she said, was difficult. And she's worried that other drive-ins won't be able to withstand a few dark months.
But so long as it's safe, Boaz appreciates the irony that in the year 2020, the best — and in many cases only — way to see a movie outside the house is at the drive-in. The pandemic hasn't proven the supremacy of streaming as much as it's shown how indomitable the urge is to spend a night at the movies.
"It is kind of nice that we're getting a little bit of extra attention. Maybe people don't want to stay inside as much as they thought they did," said Boaz. "The old ways are the best ways."
Associated Press Television News Producer Marcela Isaza contributed to this report from Los Angeles
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Denim, solid T-shirts, and sweatshirts: These are all things you can truly never have too many of. But when the cooler temps finally arrive, the latter is probably the item you'll live in most. It's time to wrap up and stay cosy. And like taking your duvet to work, the right sweatshirts can see you through the inevitable seasonal cold – so it's time to refresh your collection.
This winter, take some fashion inspiration from the runways and go for printed sweatshirts adorned with logos and satirical, feminist, or political motifs. Sure, the hoodie and oversized sweaters may still rule streetwear, but the humble sweatshirt has gotten a makeover, and we're buying one in every print. This 80s-inspired trend has stolen fashion hearts across the globe. How come? First of all, they're warm! And of course, they can be paired with practically anything in your wardrobe to create a layered look.
We love a good sweatshirt in a chunky and voluminous shape. The warm and comfy layer is easy to throw on with a pair of denim or pegs, or add a rugged contrast to a long skirt.
Keep your evening options open with stylish sweats. A stylish sweatshirt looks super chic, and you can pump up the volume if worn over a turtleneck and tucked into a go-to pencil skirt. This combination is perfect for a ladylike look that's elegant yet unexpected.
For a weekend look, you can just wear it with sweatpants while binge-watching on Netflix.


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1971 in Scotland
Deaths by firearm in Northern Ireland
Military history of County Antrim
Military history of Scotland
The Troubles in Belfast
Provisional Irish Republican Army actions
British Army in Operation Banner
1971 in military history
Murder in 1971
Spree shootings in Northern Ireland
Military actions and engagements during the Troubles (Northern Ireland)
Terrorist incidents in the United Kingdom in 1971
1971 Scottish soldiers' killings
Scottish soldiers' killings
Part of The Troubles
Squire's Hill, north Belfast, the area of the killings
White Brae, North Belfast,
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British Army personnel
Assailants
Provisional IRA
The three Scottish soldiers' killings was an incident that took place in Northern Ireland during The Troubles. It happened on 10 March 1971, when the Provisional Irish Republican Army shot dead three unarmed British Army soldiers of the 1st Battalion, Royal Highland Fusiliers. Two of the three were teenage brothers; all three were from Scotland. They were killed off-duty and in civilian clothes having been lured from a city-centre bar in Belfast, Northern Ireland, driven to a remote location and shot whilst relieving themselves by the roadside. Whilst three British soldiers had been killed prior to this event, all three had been on-duty and killed during rioting.
The deaths led to public mourning and protests against the Provisional IRA. Pressure to act precipitated a political crisis for the government of Northern Ireland, which led to the resignation of Northern Ireland Prime Minister James Chichester-Clark. The British Army raised the minimum age needed to serve in Northern Ireland to 18 in response to this incident. In 2010 a memorial was dedicated to the three soldiers near to where they were killed in north Belfast.
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3.1 Vandalism
British troops had been deployed to Northern Ireland in 1969 for Operation Banner in response to a deteriorating security situation following the 1969 Northern Ireland riots. The British Army had become involved in the disturbances culminating in the Falls Curfew of July 1970.[1][2] The Provisional Irish Republican Army was created in December 1969 after a split from the Official Irish Republican Army. After the split, the Provisional IRA planned for an "all-out offensive action against the British occupation".[3] Provisional IRA Chief of Staff Seán Mac Stíofáin decided they would "escalate, escalate and escalate" until the British agreed to go.[4] The IRA Army Council sanctioned offensive operations against the British Army at the beginning of 1971. In this year, Robert Curtis was the first British soldier shot and killed by the Provisional IRA, on 6 February 1971,[5][6] and two more soldiers were killed prior to 10 March.[7]
Brothers John and Joseph McCaig from Ayr and Dougald McCaughey from Glasgow in Scotland (ages 17, 18 and 23) were privates serving with the 1st Battalion, The Royal Highland Fusiliers, stationed at Girdwood barracks in Belfast.[8] The shootings occurred on 10 March 1971 after the three soldiers had been granted an afternoon pass which allowed them to leave their base. McCaughey's younger brother was serving in the same unit but was on duty and unable to join them. The three soldiers were off-duty, unarmed and in civilian clothes. They were drinking in "Mooney's", a Belfast city centre bar in Cornmarket, one of the safer areas of the city for soldiers at this stage in "the Troubles". The three previous shootings that year had occurred in different circumstances, during rioting. One report said that the three Scottish soldiers were enticed into a car by Republican women who promised them a party.[7] The three were taken to the White Brae, Squire's Hill, off the Ligoniel Road in North Belfast. There they were killed by Provisional IRA members; two were shot in the back of the head and the other in the chest.[9][10]
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John McCaig, Dougald McCaughey, and Joseph McCaig, the three killed Scottish soldiers
The inquest in August 1971 was not able to establish the exact sequence of events. It was established that all three were shot at very close range, probably in a line. All had been drinking, and Joseph was found to be severely intoxicated. The jury was told that the three were probably shot whilst relieving themselves beside the road. The coroner commented: "You may think that this was not only murder, but one of the vilest crimes ever heard of in living memory".[7] The bodies were heaped on top of each other with two beer glasses lying near to them.[11] After failing to return to their barracks by 18:30 the three were listed as AWOL. Their bodies were found by children at 21:30.[5][7][10]
The day after the killings, British Home Secretary Reginald Maudling made a statement in the House of Commons in which he informed the house that security arrangements for off-duty soldiers were being reviewed and suggested that the aim of the killers was to provoke the security forces into reprisals. He said that:
The battle now joined against the terrorists will be fought with the utmost vigour and determination. It is a battle against a small minority of armed and ruthless men whose strength lies not so much in their numbers as in their wickedness.[12]
Belfast Cenotaph, focus of the public mourning in Belfast
The funerals were held in Scotland with John and Joseph McCaig buried together in Ayr.[10] Their older brother, serving with the Royal Marines in Singapore, was flown home for the service. That day, 20,000 people attended rallies in Belfast and Carrickfergus. In Belfast, the cenotaph at the City Hall was the focus of the mourning with 10,000 people attending including workers from factories in a gathering that stopped the traffic in the city centre. Many wept openly. The Reverend Ian Paisley led the mourners in laying dozens of wreaths. The crowd observed a two-minute silence and sang a hymn and the national anthem.[7]
The deaths lead to a crisis for the government of Northern Ireland with calls for increased security measures. Ian Paisley demanded the Stormont Government's resignation, saying "We can no longer tolerate your weakness. You must go before the whole land is deluged with the blood of innocent men and women."[11] On 12 March, 4,000 shipyard workers took to the streets of Belfast to demand internment.[13] The Northern Ireland Prime Minister James Chichester-Clark flew to London to request more troops, and when the numbers were not what he wanted, he resigned.[14] On 23 March 1971, Brian Faulkner was elected Ulster Unionist Party leader and was appointed Prime Minister the same day.[15]
The British Army raised the minimum age for serving in Northern Ireland to 18 in response to the death of 17-year-old John McCaig.[16][17]
No one has been convicted of the killings. The Daily Mirror reported in November 2007 that three Provisional IRA men were responsible for the deaths: Martin Meehan (died 2007), Patrick McAdorey, and a third unnamed man. Meehan was questioned over the killings but was never charged.[18] McAdorey was shot and killed in August 1971 during a gun battle in the Ardoyne area of Belfast. He was also suspected of the fatal shooting, hours before his own death, of Private Malcolm Hatton of the Green Howards.[19] The case of the three soldiers is one of those being re-examined by the Police Service of Northern Ireland's Historical Enquiries Team.[20]
The mother of the two McCaig brothers visited the site of their deaths in May 1972. She expressed a wish to leave a monument to her sons but was advised that it might well be damaged by vandals. She later said that she was touched by the wreaths and flowers that had been left at the spot.[7]
In 2010 the Royal British Legion Oldpark/Cavehill branch in Belfast raised money from the sale of badges to erect a memorial to the men.[21] On 28 May 2010, a memorial stone was placed at the site of the killings on Squire's Hill by the families and former regimental colleagues of the three soldiers. The next day a 15-foot obelisk incorporating carved images of the deceased was dedicated to the soldiers at nearby Ballysillan Avenue. A service of remembrance with regimental drums and colours was then held at Ballysillan leisure centre attended by around 1000 people including Lord Mayor of Belfast Naomi Long and North Belfast MP Nigel Dodds.[22][23]
The memorial at White Brae, Ligoniel, that marks the place of the killings was vandalised sometime between 9.00 p.m. on 23 July 2011 and 8.00 p.m. the next day. Sectarian graffiti was daubed on the memorial and the stones surrounding the memorial were scattered across the road. The ceremonial ropes were ripped off and the poppy wreaths that had been laid at a recent ceremony on 29 May 2011 to mark the first anniversary of the memorial's opening were scattered across nearby fields.[24]
The Troubles
Battle of the Bogside
August 1969 riots
Battle of St Matthew's
Falls Curfew
Operation Demetrius
Ballymurphy massacre
McGurk's bombing
Balmoral showroom bombing
Abercorn bombing
Donegall St bombing
Battle at Springmartin
Springhill massacre
Bloody Friday
Operation Motorman
Claudy bombing
Benny's bombing
Dublin bombings
Coleraine bombings
UWC strike
Dublin-Monaghan bombings
Miami Showband killings
Bayardo Bar
Drummuckavall ambush
Reavey-O'Dowd killings
Kingsmill massacre
Flagstaff incident
Chlorane Bar
Ramble Inn
Jonesboro Gazelle downing
La Mon bombing
Warrenpoint ambush
Dunmurry explosion
Lough Foyle
Glasdrumman ambush
Ballykelly bombing
Newry barracks
Ballygawley barracks
Loughgall ambush
Enniskillen bombing
Milltown Cemetery
Corporals killings
Lisburn van bombing
Ballygawley bus bombing
Jonesboro ambush
Derryard checkpoint
Derrygorry Gazelle shootdown
Operation Conservation
Fort Victoria
1990 proxy bombs
Mullacreevie ambush
Cappagh killings
Glenanne barracks
Coagh ambush
Teebane bombing
Bookmakers' shooting
Clonoe ambush
Cloghoge checkpoint
Coalisland riots
South Armagh sniper campaign
Castlerock killings
Cullaville occupation
Battle of Newry Road
1993 Shankill bombing
Greysteel massacre
Crossmaglen Lynx shootdown
Loughinisland massacre
Drumcree crisis
Thiepval barracks
1997 Coalisland attack
July 1997 riots
Omagh bombing
Aldershot bombing
M62 coach bombing
Guildford bombings
Birmingham bombings
Balcombe St siege
Hyde & Regent's Park bombings
Harrods bombing
Brighton bombing
Deal barracks
Downing St attack
Warrington bombings
Bishopsgate bombing
Docklands bombing
Manchester bombing
Operation Flavius (Gibraltar)
Osnabrück barracks (Germany)
Chronology of Provisional Irish Republican Army actions (1970-1979)
↑ English, Richard (2004). Armed Struggle: The History of the IRA. London: Pan Macmillan. pp. 136. ISBN 978-0-330-49388-8. http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=VFPiMw8iLyAC&pg=PA137&dq=%22royal+highland+fusiliers%22+belfast+1971&hl=en&ei=FKBzTdWVCJSYhQeGs_RS&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=7&ved=0CEUQ6AEwBg#v=onepage&q=%22royal%20highland%20fusiliers%22%20belfast%201971&f=false. Retrieved 6 March 2011.
↑ "A Chronology of the Conflict – July 1970". CAIN Web Service. Archived from the original on 14 May 2011. http://web.archive.org/web/20110514133724/http://cain.ulst.ac.uk/othelem/chron/ch70.htm. Retrieved 1 April 2011.
↑ MacStiofáin, Seán (1979). Memoirs of a Revolutionary. Daly City: Free Ireland Book Club. pp. 146.
↑ O'Brien, Brendan (1995). The Long War – The IRA and Sinn Féin. Dublin: O'Brien Press. pp. 166. ISBN 0-86278-359-3.
↑ 5.0 5.1 English, Richard (2004). Armed Struggle: The History of the IRA. London: Pan Macmillan. pp. 137. ISBN 978-0-330-49388-8. http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=VFPiMw8iLyAC&pg=PA137&dq=%22royal+highland+fusiliers%22+belfast+1971&hl=en&ei=FKBzTdWVCJSYhQeGs_RS&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=7&ved=0CEUQ6AEwBg#v=onepage&q=%22royal%20highland%20fusiliers%22%20belfast%201971&f=false. Retrieved 6 March 2011.
↑ Taylor, Peter (1997). Provos The IRA & Sinn Féin. London: Bloomsbury Publishing. pp. 89–91. ISBN 0-7475-3818-2.
↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 7.5 Lost Lives. Edinburgh: Mainstream Publishing. 2008. pp. 70–72. ISBN 978-1-84018-504-1.
↑ "Malcolm Sutton An Index of Deaths from the Conflict in Ireland". CAIN Web Service. http://cain.ulst.ac.uk/sutton/chron/1971.html. Retrieved 10 March 2011.
↑ Geraghty, Tony (2000). The Irish War: the hidden conflict between the IRA and British Intelligence. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press. pp. 40. ISBN 0-8018-6456-9. http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=azR_Rav_OMYC&pg=PA40&dq=%22royal+highland+fusiliers%22+belfast+1971&hl=en&ei=FKBzTdWVCJSYhQeGs_RS&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=8&ved=0CEoQ6AEwBw#v=onepage&q=%22royal%20highland%20fusiliers%22%20belfast%201971&f=false. Retrieved 6 March 2011.
↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 Maggie Barry (9 March 2007). "'I told them to go out and pull a bird...but the girls led them to killers". London. http://www.thefreelibrary.com/'I+told+them+to+go+out+and+pull+a+bird..but+the+girls+led+them+to...-a0160298269. Retrieved 6 March 2011.
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Where is Your Last Name From? Brettle
Jack Brettle ✭
September 10, 2021 edited December 23, 2021 in General Questions
It is suggested that the name Brettle is a habitation name from the village of Brattle, near Ashford in Kent, England; the information coming from the Dictionary of American Family Names. I believe this to be incorrect, the possible origins of the Brettle name are discussed in https://sites.google.com/view/brettle-family-history/brettle-name-origin and Brattle does not come into it.
julietamillarasutton1 ✭
Thank you for this new feature of Community Family Search. I would like to find out where my maiden name, "Vizcarra" is from?
Julia Szent-Györgyi ✭✭✭✭✭
Julie, there is no new feature of Community. There's just a rather ill-though-out and incomplete old bit on FamilySearch on name origins. It shows up on people's home pages sporadically, generating complains every time. Jack's post is the latest example.
Jack, that Brettle & Brettell Family History name origin page is missing the derivation offered by the source I consider generally most authorative for English names: A Dictionary of English Surnames by P.H. Reaney and R.M. Wilson (Oxford University Press, 1997). It suggests that the surname derives from a personal name, Old Cornish Brytthael or Old Breton Brithael.
@Jack Brettle
I gather, that your reference, to the Origin of the 'Family Name'/'Surname', in relation to the "Dictionary of American Family Names", comes from either (or, BOTH),
(1) "Activities" > "All About Me" > "Name Meaning" (and, "Origin")"; and/or,
(2) "Discovery Pages" ... https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/ ...
in/of 'FamilySearch'
IF, such is the case; THEN, ...
'Yes' ...
You are CORRECT ...
Many of us are NOT happy about the use of, MAINLY (/Principally) that reference of "Dictionary of American Family Names © Patrick Hanks 2003, 2006".
That reference, has NOTHING whatsoever, to do with the ORIGINS of my 'Family Name'/'Surname'.
[ Basically, absolutely ... USELESS ... ]
As, MANY; Many; many, of us Users/Patrons, are NOT from the "United States of America" (or, even, "North America", for that matter).
Granted there are, MANY; Many; many, Users/Patrons, who are from the "United States of America" (and, even, "North America"); but, certainly NOT all of us.
Furthermore to this post ...
'FamilySearch' NEED to consider, that ...
The "References" used, in 'FamilySearch', in BOTH
NEED to be MORE specific, to the "Nationality" of the particular/individual User/Patron concerned; and, their Ancestry ("Ancestral" Lines or Origins), rather that just to "American" references.
The aforementioned maybe just FUN "Activities" to engender participation in Genealogy / Family History ...
'FamilySearch' is GLOBAL.
'FamilySearch' is used by Users/Patrons from ALL around the World, from many of the, Countries; and, Unions, all around the World.
The aforementioned, FUN "Activities"; and, "Discovery Pages" NEED to reflect the GLOBAL nature of 'FamilySearch'.
'Thank You' in advance.
Submitted for your immediate, information; attention; and, consideration.
MAY THE LORD BLESS YOU IN THIS IMPORTANT WORK
Julia - many thanks for the Reaney and Wilson reference regarding origins of family names. I will add it to the Brettle family history website as another possible source for the derivation of the Brettle/Brettell surname.
Regards, Jack
amsohus ✭
My surname origin is incorrect in "Where is your Last Name From?". The Family Search site attributes their source as "Dictionary of American Family Names © Patrick Hanks 2003, 2006" and says my surname is Polish. It is, however, a verified Norwegian farm name, and has more than one spelling depending on who was in control (Swedes, Danes, Norwegians) at any particular time. Is there any way to correct this misinformation?
Paul W ✭✭✭✭
December 5, 2021 edited December 5, 2021
@amsohus
As Jack Brettle and you have seen, these definitions appear to be from the publication you both reference. I guess the only way any errors could be corrected is by a direct report to the publisher, who could consider your comments when making amendments in relation to a future edition of the publication in question.
Otherwise, FamilySearch cannot make any changes to this copyrighted material and neither, of course, can the original source be changed, now published.


While working with one of our clients I was asked to conduct a knowledge transfer session on how to take over production support of their BI Publisher reports. So, I thought I would write up a quick guide and some tips and share the knowledge.
The version of Oracle BI Publisher used in this blog is Oracle BI Publisher 11.1.1.7.150120 and the data sources are Essbase and SQL Server. Now, since this is production support, things like preferences and data source connections have already been set up. But it is always good to go into your BI Publisher administration and test that all your data source connections are working before beginning.
Login to BIPublisher and click on the Administration link at the top right of your page.
Under "Data Sources" identify what data sources you will be using for your data model and click on the required connection link.
Make sure all the needed fields are populated and then click on the Test Connection button. You should get a confirmation on the top left of your administration screen as shown below.
The next step to creating a BI Publisher report is to create the data model where you define where the data will be extracted from, the parameters that are to be used, and the actual MDX/SQL queries.
Whether creating a new data model or modifying an existing one, in order to add any new fields to your BI Publisher report you need to either add a data set by clicking the New Data Set button and selecting the type of query you will create, or edit an existing data set based on your business requirement.
Select the data source and write up your query. If you have parameters that the user will enter you will need to include those in your WHERE clause.
Once your data sets are ready and your joins defined it's time to generate the sample data that will be used to build the RTF template.
Click on the Data tab and enter the values for the parameters you have created. Select five rows in order to view a sample of the data, and then click on the View button.
If you find that you have the sample data you need from the values generated from the data sets click on "Save as Sample Data," then export the data.
Next, create the RTF template using Microsoft word. You will have to download BI Publisher Desktop from Oracle as the add-on to Microsoft Word.
Make sure to download the correct version of BIP and identify whether you are using a 32 or 64 bit Office on Windows.
The next step is to place the cursor in the document where you would like to place a field from your data set and click the 123 Field button. A window will pop up showing all the columns in each data set where you can select what you need for your development.
In order to add formulas to the fields in the RTF template either double click on the highlighted field or right click on the highlighted field and select BI Publisher > Properties. Using the Properties tab you can identify the type of the field you are selecting and the format of how the value will be displayed. Using the Advanced tab is where you can put in your field calculation formulas.
String2 is the string that is searched for in string1.
String3 is optional, where all occurrences of string2 are replaced with string3 in string1.
You can find a complete list of functions in this Oracle document from the Report Designer's guide for BIP.
Another tip is you can have the results span over several pages. For example, you can place the metrics for each market in a page. This can be done by using the Repeating Group feature in the RTF template.
G1 is the name of the data set that contains the field "Market" which is where we want to have the grouping.
Finally, remember to save all your changes for the RTF template.
The last step is to create the report based off the RTF template created and retrieving data from the data model you created.
Browse for the data model you created or edited in Step 2 and select it. For this blog, we will not be using the Guide Me feature. Instead, select "Use Report Editor" and click the Finish button.
Then Upload the RTF layout created in Step 3. Enter the layout name, click on "choose file" and select the RTF template file. For Type select "RTF Template", and finally, select your locale.
Once the template is uploaded, save the report and view your handy work.


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Upcoming Events for Spring 2019!
August 11th – Night Walk!
Creek Walk on July 18th!
The Central Kentucky Wildlife Refuge will host a Beginning Birdwatchers event on Saturday, March 30th. This event is for anyone who would like to learn the basic skills needed to participate in one of the most popular pastimes in America. The event will start at 10 am in the parking lot. We will start with an orientation in the bird blind. After the orientation we will go for a short walk through varied habitat looking for migrating songbirds as well as our resident birds. This event is suitable for children. Participants should provide their own binoculars and dress for the weather.
The Central Kentucky Wildlife Refuge will be hosting our annual Spring Wildflower Walks on April 6th and 20th. Both walks will begin at 10 am and participants should meet near the Martha B. Clay Wildflower Trail on Carpenter Creek Rd. The first walk will be lead by Dr. Anne Lubbers, Professor of Biology at Centre College. The second walk will be lead by Rob Pendygraft, Co-director of Education for CKWR. The trail is level and about a quarter of a mile long, making it suitable for people of all ages. Participants are reminded to wear comfortable shoes and to dress for the weather.
© 2019 Central Kentucky Wildlife Refuge.


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Q: Residues before the Cosmic microwave background event? If the Cosmic microwave background happened when the universe was approximately  379,000 years old and it's still detectable today, is it probable/possible that other kinds of "radiation" from before that might be out there?

A: There would not be so much radiation in the sense of electromagnetic radiation. However, with the breaking of electroweak symmetry, about 3 seconds into the big bang, lepton doublets acquired mass and the very tiny massed neutrino was "liberated" from the rest of the matter fields. There then exists a cosmic neutrino background (CNB) that should carry information from that time period.
Can these be detected? Neutrinos are notoriously tough to detect. Detecting neutrinos that are ancient neutrinos that carry information from behind the CMB is very difficult. We can identify neutrinos with a source such as a supernova, but that does not mean we can identify a source for every neutrino.
There should also exist primordial gravitational radiation. This gravitational radiation would be long wavelength gravitons (soft gravitons) that form another background. These would occur from the time quantum gravitation separated from gauge fields in a symmetry breaking in the first $10^{-40}$ to $10^{-35}$ seconds of the universe. Related to that is the production of gravitational radiation or gravitons in the inflationary period of the universe.
Can these be detected? At best maybe only indirectly. The BICEP2 team announced the detection of B-modes plasma in the CMB. Gravitational radiation with it polarization would induces the plasma of radiation dominated phase to emit radiation in certain polarization directions. This was announced in the spring of 2014. However, dust in the Milky Way galaxy can induce a similar polarization, and the certainty of detecting these early gravitational waves dropped from over $5$-$\sigma$ to $3$-$\sigma$.

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Welcome back! In this weeks blog, we are going to discuss finding your Happy Place, and limiting the impact of hardships we will inevitably face in life.
Life is a balancing act in which we must find ways to decompress, otherwise, you will have some sort of melting point! Knowing this, we must practice good behavior to limit the amount of trials we will face in life. One can never escape hardship, but one can definitely limit the impact. It's like riding a bike! Throughout the process of learning how to ride a bike there are surely bumps and bruises, however, protective gear limits the impact and severity of sustained injuries.
Comparatively, good behavior will limit the impact of trials we face throughout life, thus, favorable outcomes will manifest despite what meets the eye! Good behavior is synonymous with practicing good karma, it's important to always exude positive energy. Those with "Em-path-ic Ability" can sense people with negative energy immediately. For those who do not have "Em-path-ic Ability", simply evaluate the relationships in your life. If a person has a track record of manipulation, insecurity, and unhappiness BEWARE, they will definitely halt progress in your life.
Using others as pawns to maintain a spotless appearance.
The use of Scapegoats to shift guilt or shame.
Be that as it may, you must find a way to retreat, and disengage. Otherwise, precious time will be lost, and throw you off pivot from life goals and objectives. In a worst case scenario, one can be caught in their web, and never find a way out. I caution you to retreat, and disengage from the unhappy.
Lastly, plan all the way to the end. Associate with those that are happy, and headed on the same trajectory. If you are the smartest person in your social circle, how can you learn and grow?
As a final point, drink coffee, light candles, and be amazing!


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Regardless of how many professional seasons he plays or how many U.S. Men's National Team appearances he makes, he'll always still consider himself a Kansas soccer player first and foremost.
That pride of being from Kansas has stretched from Besler's early days of playing soccer to his current professional career with Sporting Kansas City in MLS. He was born in Kansas City and was introduced to the game like a lot of kids in the Kansas City area at an early age. His father was even his first coach.
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"I think growing up as I got older I would go to out of town tournaments with my club team and people wouldn't know who we are or who we were," Besler said. "People would overlook us because we're a team from Kansas or a team from Kansas City and then we'd end up beating them. That was always a great feeling when teams overlooked you.
It's those past experiences that make Besler especially proud to see how far Kansas has come. He has witnessed Kanas go from being an overlooked part of the country in the soccer landscape to where it is now as one that consistently produces talented players, is home to an MLS team and its U.S. National Team fandom has been well documented.
Soccer has always been a major sport in Kansas since Besler's childhood days. He can remember nearly all of his friends growing up playing it. What has changed is the level of coaching the Kansas kids receive now. It's sparked the development of the area.
"I think that's one of the biggest differences is just the knowledge that people have for the game," Besler said. "Nothing against coaches that I had because I had some really, really good coaches. My first coach was my dad, never played soccer in his life. He was the example of the guy who just wanted to be around his kids and he probably read the idiots guide to soccer coach book. Nothing against him, he was doing what he knew. He just didn't know about the game.
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"I've told this to a couple different people, but I always did dream of playing professional soccer, but I never really got far enough to envision what it would be like to play in Kansas City and to play in front of 20,000 people every week," Besler said. "But now I think that's different. Now I think that kids come to Children's Mercy Park where we play, and they can actually see what it's like. They're creating memories in that stadium, and the can picture themselves growing up and playing for their hometown team. I think that's really, really big for the growth of the game.
Playing for his hometown means he gets to be around his hometown. In 2010, that allowed him to experience something in Kansas City that he'll ever forget.
Besler and some of his teammates went to the Power and Light District in Kansas City to watch the U.S. play Ghana in the World Cup. Besler wasn't sure what sort of crowd to expect. When he arrived, he was surprised he could barely find a parking spot. Shortly later, he was even more surprised when an estimated 12,000 people had also shown up to watch the game.
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Being an alumni of the Main Convent, Ipoh, I was surprised to note that there was once a kindergarten within the premises. Do any of the Convent alumni remember it? Is the building still there…or has it been converted into something else?
The above picture is from Dr Ho Tak Ming.
Still, I remember a picture taken – I cannot remember the class teacher's name, but she was Indian. I remember the catechism classes, as well as the very green areas at the back of the school.
I attended the Kindergarten at Main Convent in the early sixties but was sent to Marian Convent to start Std 1. Don't recall the building in the picture but remember that my classroom was right of the main corridor leading from the front office and faces a vacant plot (with some swings) adjacent to the school hall. The bookshop and tuckshop was slightly down the same corridor. Teachers – Mrs Thomas? Mrs Moriera?
hello Low. We haven't heard from any of your classmates so far. Have you visited our Facebook page? Perhaps you might bump into a friend or two there.
Im not a main convent student. But i've been there. I think that this area is converted into a badminton court or so .
I was in the said kindergarden in 60s. My teacher was Mrs. Thomas. The kindergarden was situated next to the orphanage. I can still remember the smell of preparation of lunch.
I was a Main Convent Kindy kid in 1954. My class teacher was Mrs Paul (Chinese lady and Indian husband). My classroom then was in the forefront classroom as you entered the entrance of the main building from Brewster Rd. I don't recall the location of the building in the picture. I am looking for classmates who completed Form 5 in 1965. Some of them started with me in Kindy through to Form 5.
I was in main Convent kindergarten in 1957. My classroom was the first ground floor room opposite the Main (upper) Hall. Next to it there was the staff room, bookshop, and canteen. The building in the picture no longer exists. But I recognize the stairs – they led from the lower canteen area to the badminton court.
Attended the kindergarten in 1978. I remember the classes being held at the now Asrama Bintang. My class teacher was Miss Lean.
I attended main convent kindergarten 1976, my class teacher was Ms Lean, I remembered that's a little chapel nearby, yes, till today I still remember the smell while the food was prepared at the canteen. N that's a very nice play ground too. Just wonder if anyway to contact Ms Lean.
Hello Yen, do you remember Ms Lean's Christian name?
As far as I know there's: Louisa Lean, Anna Lean, Margaret Lean, Vivian Lean (who passed away some time ago), and they have a brother Stephen Lean (who's also gone).


2. Line a muffin tin with 8 paper muffin cases. In a measuring jug mix together the eggs, milk, olive oil, soured cream and muesli. Set aside.
3. Sift the flour and baking powder into a bowl, then stir in the Canderel granules, fresh and dried blueberries.
4. Lightly stir in the egg and milk mixture being careful not to overmix.
5. Spoon the mixture into the muffin cases until almost full.
6. Bake for 25 – 30 minutes until golden and cooked through. Allow the muffins to cool in the tin before transfering to a wire rack and brushing with the maple syrup. Ideally at their best served warm.


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Crushing Comics S01E057 – Tomb of Dracula Omnibus, Vol. 1 & Vol. 2
Despite claiming that I'm not going to do much talking while I unwrap, I briefly talk about how I haven't explored the weirder side of shopping in Wellington before opening up the classic pair of Tomb of Dracula omnibuses. To help explain how this series came to be, I give an explanation of one of my favorite increasingly-forgotten aspects of comics history -Fredric Wertham's Seduction of the Innocent. I also get to highlight one of my all-time favorite artists, Gene Colan.
Episode 57 features Marvel's Tomb of Dracula Omnibus Volume 1 and Volume 2.
Filed Under: comic books Tagged With: Collected Editions, Crushing Comics, Fredric Wertham, Gene Colan, Marv Wolfman, Marvel Comics, Omnibus, Seduction of the Innocent, Tomb of Dracula
Doctor Strange by Roger Stern – The #48 Most-Wanted Marvel Omnibus of 2017
May 16, 2017 by krisis
Doctor Strange by Roger Stern is the #48 Most-Wanted Marvel Omnibus of 2017 on Tigereyes's Secret Ballot.
What's it about? Should you read it? What issues does it include? Can you get them right now? Read on to learn the answers! And, visit the Marvel Masterworks Message Board to view the original posting of results by Tigereyes.
What Is It? Roger Stern first wrote Doctor Strange (1974) with #27 in February 1978 and departed after #37 in October 1979. He later return for a longer run with #46 in April 1981 to #75 in February 1986.
Stern's lengthier run was marked by several distinct periods of Strange – one focused on his relationship to Clea, a second where his connections to reality proved to be a weakness to be exploited, and a third mostly comprised of one shot stories that ended with the resolution of the Clea relationship.
The title would continue for another six issues until #81 under author Peter Gillis at which point Doctor Strange was relaunched as half of Strange Tales (1987), still under Gillis.
Past Ranking: This volume debuted at #19 in 2014, disappeared in 2015, and returned at #28 in 2016.
Creators: Written by Roger Stern with pencils by Tom Sutton, Alan Kupperberg, Gene Colan, Michael Golden, Marshall Rogers, Brent Anderson, Paul Smith, Kevin Nowlan, Steve Leialoha, Bret Blevins, and Sal Buscema, and inks by Sutton, Smith, Leialoha, Ernie Chua, Rudy D. Nebres, Pablo Marcos, Dan Green, P. Craig Russell, Terry Austin, Joe Rubenstein, Rick Magyar, and Mark Badger
Probable Contents: None!
I think this omnibus is wishful thinking and would never be produced as imagined by voters, which would presumably contain Doctor Strange (1974) #27-37, 46 (b-story, 47-75 (though Stern doesn't write #63-64 & 74), Chamber of Chills (1972) #3-4 (and maybe material from Fantastic Four #267-277 leading into #75).
Instead, I think this ought to be rethought as a vote for a volume titled "by Roger Stern & Peter Gillis" AKA Doctor Strange, Volume 4, which begins with the b-story of #46 and 47 and finishes his 1974 series. [Read more…] about Doctor Strange by Roger Stern – The #48 Most-Wanted Marvel Omnibus of 2017
Filed Under: comic books Tagged With: Alan Kupperberg, Brent Anderson, Bret Blevins, Doctor Strange, Gene Colan, Kevin Nowlan, Marshall Rogers, Michael Golden, om Sutton, Paul Smith, Roger Stern, Sal Buscema, Steve Leialoha
Namor, The Sub-Mariner Silver Age Omnibus, Vol. 1 – The #56 Most-Wanted Marvel Omnibus of 2017
The Namor, The Sub-Mariner Silver Age Omnibus, Vol. 1 is the #56 Most-Wanted Marvel Omnibus of 2017 on Tigereyes's Secret Ballot.
Visit the Marvel Masterworks Message Board to view the original posting of results by Tigereyes.
What Is It? The Sub-Mariner (1968) was Namor's first solo ongoing title after almost thirty years of starring in anthology series. It ran for 72 issues from May 1968 to September 1974.
Before that, Sub-Mariner split Tales to Astonish (1959) with the Incredibly Hulk for 32 issues from #70-101 from August 1965 to March 1968.
Past Ranking: This year is the book's debut placement in the ballot results.
Creators: Written by Stan Lee and Roy Thomas (with Archie Goodwin and Raymond Marais) with pencils by Gene Colan and John Buscema (with Werner Roth, Marie Severin, & Dan Adkins), inks by Vince Colletta, Dick Ayers, and Frank Giacoia (with Dan Adkins & Jerry Grandenetti), and letters by Art 'Artie' Simek.
Probable Contents: Most Silver Age omnibuses collect the contents of three Marvel Masterworks volumes, so this volume would almost certainly contain Marvel Comics #1, Daredevil #7, and Tales To Astonish (1959) #70-101, Iron Man and Sub-Mariner #1, and The Sub-Mariner (1968) #1-13.
However, Marvel has recently shown a little bit of adventurousness when it comes to expanding the contents of their Silver Age omnibuses in Daredevil, Thor, Amazing Spider-Man, so it's not a stretch to think this would include another 10-14 issues.
The question is – which 10-14 issues! Click to expand a discussion of further content for this volume.
On one hand, adding a 4th Masterworks to this one would mean this omnibus line could be done in two books – a great idea! In that case, the added issues would be The Sub-Mariner (1968) #14-25.
On the other hand, Namor has an extremely interesting, deliberate progression of guest appearances leading up to him gaining his own features in Tales to Astonish. These stories reintroduce him to the Marvel Universe and play with the line between his heroism and villainy. Then, the added content would be Fantastic Four #4, 6, & 9, Strange Tales #107, Fantastic Four #14 & Annual 1, Avengers #3-4, Fantastic Four #27, X-Men #6, Strange Tales #125, Fantastic Four #33, and material from Avengers #16, and then the already-included Daredevil #7.
Except… why not get us an omnibus that can do both? If we don't really need the full dozen issues leading up to Namor's starring turn in Daredevil #7 to lead to Tales to Astonish. We could make do with Fantastic Four #4, 6, 14 (excerpts), & Annual 1, Avengers #4 (excerpts), X-Men #6, Fantastic Four #33, Avengers #16 (excerpt), and then the already-included Daredevil #7. That's just five extra issues, so maybe we could do this and add the fourth Sub-Mariner Masterworks!
Want to know why I chose some issues but not others? I cover them all, below!
The detraction of stuffing those issues into a first omnibus is that it means we would probably need two more omnibuses to collect the remaining five Masterworks. On the plus side, since they would easily fit, we could probably get all of Super-Villain Team-Up into the third omnibus! For a full mapping, check out my Marvel series still awaiting an omnibus from the Masterworks Era (1961 – 1980).
Can you read it right now? Yes! This run is entirely covered by the Sub-Mariner Masterworks volumes, which are out-of-print but not terribly expensive – Vol. 1, Vol. 2, Vol. 3. For more details, see the Guide to Namor, The Sub-Mariner.
Plus, Marvel Unlimited has the complete contents of Tales To Astonish, the single issue Iron Man and Sub-Mariner, and The Sub-Mariner (1968) #1-14.
Namor, The Sub-Mariner was Marvel's original anti-hero – the tempestuous prince of an undersea kingdom long past its halcyon days who takes out his unending aggression on the above-the-waves world of the surface dwellers.
You may not know this, but he was also the first major hero that Marvel unthawed in the Silver Age, although this unthawing was metaphorical rather than him being relieved from an actual block of ice like Captain America.
And, actually, it was Namor who was partially responsible for freeing Cap!
But now we're getting ahead of ourselves. [Read more…] about Namor, The Sub-Mariner Silver Age Omnibus, Vol. 1 – The #56 Most-Wanted Marvel Omnibus of 2017
Filed Under: comic books Tagged With: Fantastic Four, Gene Colan, John Buscema, Most Wanted Marvel Omnibus, Namor, Roy Thomas, Stan Lee
Marvel Collected Editions Solicits – March, 2017
July 4, 2016 by krisis
Here's a holiday surprise for you – another month of Marvel solicitations just arrived on Amazon! These books take us though the Amazon release date of March 28, which means these books will hit the direct market on March 14. I covered the January and February solicits last month.
I've broken out the books below. They don't yet list their contents, so I've made a few educated guesses until we can fill in the final contents. If you pre-order with Amazon, please keep in mind that Amazon releases dates are two weeks later that Direct Market release dates.
Oversized Hardcover & Omnibus Collections
Pre-Premiere TPB Era Material (through 1999)
Premiere TPB Era Material Recollections (from 2000)
All-New, All-Different Marvel Collections
Please note: This post will not be updated with corrected dates, titles, or issue ranges for these titles. For the most up-to-date information, visit the accompanying collection guide pages.
There's only one of these books released each month, so this big reveal is a guaranteed feature of each new month of solicits. [Read more…] about Marvel Collected Editions Solicits – March, 2017
Filed Under: comic books Tagged With: Avengers, Chris Claremont, Cloak and Dagger, Collected Editions, Comic Solicits, Daredevil, Deadpool, Elektra, Excalibur, Gene Colan, Guardians of the Galaxy, Inhumans, Jim Valentino, Mark Waid, Marvel Comics, New Mutants, Shang-Chi, Solicits, Star Wars, Steve Gerber
Marvel's Most-Wanted Omnibuses of 2016 – 6 books that missed the cut
We're hurtling towards a conclusion of 2016's Most-Wanted Omnibuses from TigerEyes' secret ballot, but before I could even get the whole list out some of them have been announced for publication in 2017!
This isn't all that unusual – they whole reason TigerEyes runs this survey in May and June of each year is to beat the solicitations for January of the following year. Anticipating we'd see a few of the most-wanted books picked off, he reveal a list of the next six books that just missed the cut.
These six books will all be big contenders next year (unless they're printed before then). Let's dive in… [Read more…] about Marvel's Most-Wanted Omnibuses of 2016 – 6 books that missed the cut
Filed Under: comic books Tagged With: 2001: A Space Odyssey, Arthur C. Clarke, Avengers, Bill Mantlo, Collected Editions, Doctor Strange, Galactic Storm, Gene Colan, J. Michael Straczynski, Machine Man, Marvel Comics, Micronauts, Mike Carey, Omnibus, Professor X, Quasar, Rogue, Roy Thomas, Spider-Man, Stanley Kubrick, Wonder Man, X-Men, X-Men Legacy


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What offers are. I need your help. Hi, a problem that when turned on the laptop (HP Pavilion G6) Wi-fi was gone I can't include it, tried everything that was, the third day I try to solve this problem, looked for decisions on all possible forums, nothing helped.
What offers are. I need your help.
At input (rfkill list) it is empty.
konstantin@pavilion-g6:~$ rfkill list
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konstantin@pavilion-g6:~$ lspci -nnk | grep -A2 Network
07:00.0 Network controller [0280]: Ralink corp. RT3290 Wireless 802.11n 1T/1R PCIe [1814:3290]
    DeviceName: Ralink RT3290LE 802.11bgn 1x1 Wi-Fi Adapter
    Subsystem: Hewlett-Packard Company Ralink RT3290LE 802.11bgn 1x1 Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4.0 Combo Adapter [103c:18ec]

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./libkmod/libkmod-config.c:635 kmod_config_parse:
  /etc/modprobe.d/bcm4313.conf line 1: ignoring bad line starting with
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As yours is not a bcm4313 device, I'm certain the file is not needed. Please remove it:
sudo rm /etc/modprobe.d/bcm4313.conf

It appears that you compiled a driver for your device that will probably bot solve the problem, as you've seen. Let's blacklist it:
sudo -i
echo "blacklist rt3290sta"  >>  /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
modprobe -r rt3290sta
exit

Now load the correct driver for your device:
sudo modprobe rt2800pci

If there are any errors, please report them.
In many cases, this driver does not work well with 802.11N. Please change the settings in your router to auto B and G and not auto B, G and N. Now do you connect?
It may take a reboot.


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The Impact Of Integrated Marketing Communications On Consumer Behavior - Part 7
1.2 Integrated Marketing Communication
1.3 Consumer Behavior
1.4 Impact Of Integrated Marketing Communications On Consumer Behavior
1.5 Significance Of Research
1.6 Research Aim
1.7 Research Objectives
1.9 Research Plan
Chapter 2: Literature Review
2.1 The Impact Of Integrated Marketing Communications On Consumer Behavior
2.3 Consumer Decision Making Process
2.4 Traditional Communication Process
2.6 Benefits Of Imc.
2.7 Barriers
2.8 The Influence Of Imc On Consumer Decision-making Process
2.9 Social Media And Its Role In Imc.
Chapter 3: Research Methodology
3.2 Research Philosophy
3.3 Research Strategy
3.4 Research Approach
3.5 Research Method
3.6 Data Collection And Analysis
3.7 Ethical Consideration
3.8 Limitation
3.9 Summary Of Research Methodology
Chapter 4: Discussion And Analysis
4.1 Integrated Marketing Communications
4.2 Integrated Marketing Communications In The Modern World
4.3 Impacts Of Integrated Marketing Communications On Consumer Behavior
4.4 Positive Impacts
4.5 Most Influential Tools
4.6 Factors That Affects Integrated Marketing Communication
4.7 Challenges To Impact Consumer Behavior Using Imc
Chapter 5: Conclusion And Recommendation
5.1 Achievement Of Objectives
5.2 Recommendation For Future Research
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Marketing Week to host Strategy Stage at Festival of Marketing
Mark Ritson, RBS CMO David Wheldon and Sir John Hegarty are among several marketing luminaries that will bring to life some of the biggest strategic challenges marketers face now and in the future.
By Marketing Week Reporters	 13 Jul 2018 1:02 pm
New for 2018, the Marketing Week Strategy Stage will bring to life some of the biggest strategic challenges for marketers, at the Festival of Marketing in October.
Marketing Week columnist and presenter of the Mini MBA in Marketing, Mark Ritson will deliver a session in his signature style on day one of the two-day festival. Elsewhere on the first day, marketing legends Sir John Hegarty and RBS CMO David Wheldon will be answering questions on the past, present and future of marketing in a very special opening session to mark Marketing Week's 40th anniversary.
Reflecting the big challenge marketers face in demonstrating effectiveness, Marketing Week columnist and marketing leadership consultant Thomas Barta will appear alongside UKTV's chief financial officer Mary Besterfield in a session called 'The Age of Accountability', discussing how marketers can earn influence in their organisations.
Rounding off day two, Direct Line marketing director Mark Evans will take part in session where we will unveil a new initiative aimed at promoting marketing in schools following our report earlier this year that found that lack of understanding and appreciation of what marketing is has left it very low on young people's list of future career options.
More speakers and details will be added in the coming weeks.
Marketing Week's Strategy Stage is one of 12 stages at The Festival of Marketing, which this year takes place 10-11 October at Tobacco Dock in London. Other stages include customer experience, AI and tech innovation, personalisation and insight and marketing intelligence.
Film maker Louis Theroux and ITV chief executive Carolyn McCall have already been confirmed for the headline stage.
For more information and to book tickets go to the Festival of Marketing website.
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The first rule of marketing is you are not the customer
A new report confirms media agency staff are nothing like the consumers they serve, but the bigger question is whether they and marketers are market-orientated enough to know this and let customer insight guide them.
Marketing Week Meets…David Wheldon, CMO of RBS Group
In the second podcast in our series, RBS Group CMO and president of the World Federation of Advertisers David Wheldon talks about rebuilding the bank's reputation and tackling the LIBOR crisis at Barclays.
2 May 2018 2:39 pm
Sir John Hegarty: Creativity is receding from the world of marketing and the obsession with data is to blame
Brands have become risk-averse and ads are boring, says advertising guru Sir John Hegarty. If the industry wants to survive it has got to lose its obsession with data and go back to its roots.


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