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Company Profile - Indian Raw Cotton Manufacturer and Exporter - Raghuvir Cotton Ginning and Pressing Pvt. Ltd. and Banshi Cotton Pvt. Ltd.
Raghuvir Cotton Ginning and Pressing Pvt. Ltd. was established in 1978 with a vision to provide best quality cotton bales, cotton seeds, cotton cake,hull and cotton oil to principal markets of the world. We produce, gin and press cotton. Raghuvir Cotton Ginning and Pressing Pvt. Ltd. is a professionally managed company with a strong and wide network in india and abroad.
Company is equipped with state-of-art infrastructure backed by large and fully automatic plant for cotton to cotton bales. All the ginning are approved iso 9001:2000 certified company.
We are having world's best manufacturing infrastructure which has completely automatised latest technology based plant in cotton industry to produce contamination free cotton. We have grawn extra-ordinarily well in cotton business over a period of 10 years. We believe in adding value to cotton by maintaining highest standards of quality. Our strong presence in the global supply chain in cotton with a focus on asia pacific is an important feature in the cap of our achievements.
Raghuvir cotton ginning & pressing pvt. Ltd. Has its roots since, the begging of cotton ginning & pressing in this region. Having in-depth knowledge of this business help us to delivering optimum result in specified business challenges apart from global computation with our futuristic approached we have increased our capacity to 200% in last five years. This yields overall increases in turn our of company to supply good quality cotton worldwide.
Raghuvir group manufacture unit are located at gujarat, india, are the place which totally irrigated. About 100% of agriculture land is irrigated that's why the quality & production ratio of the cotton of this station is better than the others.Today ,raghuvir group is a fast growing company with a turnover of 300000 – 350000 bales of cotton sales.
We have a wide network of two ginning units. Both ginning units are equipped with large state of the art fully automated plant and machinery like nipha online & jadav. We follow the best bechmark in the industry.The process in both our companies follow iso norms and are accredited with iso 9001:2000 certification.
Raghuvir group is promoted by mr.Rameshbhai jivani, a visionary business leader. His vision is strenthened by 30 years of rich experience in the cotton industry. Beginning with one ginning mill, the dream has expanded to five mills.Today he is a leading light of the industry and contributes to gujarat cotton association. The group's foray into global marketing is led by mr. Dharmeshbhai jivani, B.C.S. Engineer who learnt the qualities of cotton and castor from his growing up years on the farms.
To be a leading global producer of raw cotton and cotton oil products by delivering exceptional quality products to our customers.
Our aim is to offer oue clients the best quality cotton ever, resulting from a very high standard of performance and years of experiancs.
We source our cotton from the well-irrigated fields of gujarat state in india. The state is known for its superior crop quality and production ratio. We add value to cotton by maintaining and enhancing high standards of quality.
Finished goods are throughtfully and systematically protected from effects of atmosphere in covered storage.This high quality is sealed onsite in factory packaging to ensure that our cotton travels safely overseas.
Similarly, each of our processes handling cotton products,cotton oil, all are go through meticulous procedures of quality control.


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Hold on tight! Whilst the forest may be engulfing everything else in its wake, Rita is as powerful as ever. Brace yourself as you are launched into the heart of the Dark Forest from 0 to 100 kmph in just 2.5 seconds...
Rita - Queen of Speed
As the undergrowth tangles itself around the track and station of a long abandoned raceway, an ominous voice rings across the area - "You must escape!". Fear not however, as Rita still has one last race left in her as she catapults you out of the station and soon you are swooping over the rest of the Dark Forest free from the hidden dangers below.
The former 'Queen of Speed' lost her crown at the start of the 2010 season, when the Thunder Rock Rally disappeared into the depths of the Dark Forest and Rita was taken over by creeping vines. Faded paintwork and a new soundtrack completed the new look, though despite the attack from the mysterious undergrowth she remains as speedy and thrilling as ever!
More recently Rita has faced some real-life misfortune after her launch cable snapped during operation in July 2012. Whilst thankfully no one was hurt in the incident and the resulting downtime was minimal, as a result of the incident there were significant changes to the Dark Forest. Whilst the Rita Racers and picnic area beneath the track were both permanently decommissioned, the most significant change came in the form of scaffolding tunnels under the ride's launch track to allow guests to pass underneath (whilst the tunnels were being constructed, for a short while all guests had to pass through the Crypt Games to reach Rita's entrance).
Whilst the scaffolding tunnels were only intended as a temporary feature, it was almost four years before a permanent replacement arrived, during the first season of Towers Loving Care.
'The Queen of Speed' raced into Alton Towers during the 2005 season and has whetted the appetite of speed demons ever since.
Towards the end of 2004, construction fences began to appear within UG Land and by mid-October the entire area was sealed off as construction began on the park's latest coaster project. Essentially built on top of the existing Ug Land, the ride quickly towered over the surrounding area - causing parts of it to be painted green in order to camouflage it within the trees.
Rita narrowly missed the start of the 2005 season, opening on April 1st. Visitors on that day arrived to find the Thunder Rock Rally was welcoming them within UG Land and daring them to ride the Queen of Speed. Rita herself was the first thrill coaster at Alton Towers since 1994 to not use the 'Secret Weapon' codename and was the first Intamin Accelerator rollercoaster in Europe.
Rita arrived in the park at the start of the 'media gimmick' phase of the park's life and so has been involved in all sorts of publicity stunts from drag queens riding at her opening through to being involved in "bra safety tests".
Most notably perhaps, not long after her opening a name-change was in order as the ride was renamed 'Camilla - Queen of Speed' for one day to commemorate the marriage of Prince Charles to Camilla Parker-Bowles. That was the only change of name the ride had until the 2010 season when something sinister appeared directly next door and the ride became known simply as Rita.
Attraction Stats
Track Height
Ride Length
1150 riders per hour
Ride Capacity
20 per train
Ride Cars
2 trains - 5 cars
Persons per Car
4 per car
Opened as Rita - Queen of Speed in Ug Land
Became Rita in Dark Forest
Received significant TLC
Attraction Extras
Fasttrack Available
Not open for Early Ride Time
Souvenir Photo Available
Attraction Restrictions
Rita Gallery
Rita Archive
Rita - Queen of Speed Gallery
Attraction Facts
Intamin AG
Accelerator Coaster
Rita - Queen of Speed (2005 - 2009)
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Tenor Zach Taylor Wins Music Competition
Congratulations are in order for tenor Zach Taylor for not only being awarded first place in the Sydney Lieberman Music Competition, but also being announced as the co-winner of the Sylvia and Irving H. Cohen scholarship! On his recent successes, Zach said "I'm so incredibly grateful to everyone who has helped me come this far, as I couldn't have gotten this far without the support of family, friends, and teachers." Catch Zach performing alongside other winners in the Lieberman Honors Recital on April 4 at 11am at Towson University.
Singer/Scholar Austin Nikirk
Soprano Austin Nikirk was one of nine students from Gettysburg College who presented their research as part of the Kolbe Fellowship last Thursday, January 24. Phoebe Doscher described Austin's research and the other Fellows in an article for The Gettysburgian:
"Austin Nikirk '20 took an arts-oriented approach to her research and studied Floral Imagery and Birdsong in the Art Song of Amy Beach. Nikirk spoke passionately about Beach, an American composer, who pioneered women's music performance and composition. Nikirk primarily studied Beach's art songs, analyzing a variety of nuances in her stylistic tendencies, harmonies, and poetry. Nikirk described Beach's modification of early strophic songs, and how she expanding upon melody and mood that was unprecedented for the time period. Ultimately, she intended to find how Beach used certain techniques to display originality and express emotion in her works. Nikirk will be singing songs by Beach during her junior voice recital at the Sunderman Conservatory of Music in March."
Of the experience, Nikirk said "it was an invaluable experience to do faculty-mentored research so early in [her] academic career. [Her] mentor, Dr. William O'Hara, was incredibly supportive of [her] many interests in the field, and helped me synthesize them into a research topic that was both challenging and inspiring." To learn more about Austin's research, and to hear her perform these pieces, see her lecture-recital on April 12 in Paul Recital Hall at 3:00pm, at the Sunderman Conservatory of Music at Gettysburg College.
Senior Recital: Robby Napoli
Director Robby Napoli passed his recital hearing this week, which means his senior recital is official! After a months-long process of preparing music, program notes, and planning, he performed with collaborators Dr. Scott Crowne, Jasmin Eddy, Rick Hale, and Aaron Thompson, in front of his judging panelists, who approved his recital. We are incredibly excited to announce that his recital, featuring just over 30 minutes of music ranging from Bach to Barber to Craig Carnelia, will be on Sunday, October 28, at 2:30 pm. Aside from his student-teaching, which he will do in the Spring, this is one of the large projects leading up to his graduation at the end of the academic year! The recital, which is free and open to the public, will be held in Paul Recital Hall, at the Sunderman Conservatory of Music at Gettysburg College. For more information or to see the Facebook Event, click the button below!
A Singer & A Scholar
Congratulations to Austin Nikirk who finished up the first portion of her Kolbe Fellowship at Gettysburg College last week. Over the Summer, she was housed at the college to conduct research on the art song of one of the first American female composers to be performed by major ensembles, Amy Beach. During that time, she met with her mentor, Dr. William O'Hara, on a weekly basis, working together to formulate a plan for her research. Last week, after months of in-depth harmonic, formal, and poetic analyses of seven of Beach's art songs, and even a trip to the University of New Hampshire's library to study Beach's original scores, Austin presented on her topic in culmination of the first part of her research. She plans to continue researching leading up to a lecture-recital she plans to give in the Spring of 2019. To read more about her research, find her Kolbe Summer '18 Fellows profile by clicking the button below!
Welcome back, Eby!
While we have had to say quite a few goodbyes this past week, we are ecstatic to welcome back soprano Eby Buscher from Urbania, Italy! As an artist in the Si Parla, Si Canta summer program, she took intensive Italian classes, studied Italian art song with elite vocal coaches, and performed opera scenes in recitals across Italy. We're excited for Eby to join us for the July portion of our season: she'll be singing with us on our recording project this month, and you can see her in our July 22 concert! Enjoy pictures below of her time in Italy.
See you soon, Hannah!
Last weekend, we continued our goodbyes by watching as Hannah left town from her administrative internship at the Washington National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. She enjoyed her time in the Nation's capital thoroughly, and hopes to come back in the near future. While she goes back to her home in New Jersey now, we can't wait to see her again for our concert in Gettysburg. Below you'll find a slideshow of a few pictures from her internship. Thanks for a wonderful season, and see you soon, Hannah!
Great Musicians & Great Scholars
Congratulations are in order for soprano Austin Nikirk, who has recently been accepted into the Kolbe Scholars Program at Gettysburg College! This summer, she will be conducting research on the art song of American composer Amy Beach with Dr. William O'Hara of the Sunderman Conservatory of Music at Gettysburg College, culminating in a lecture-recital in the Spring of 2019.
Austin Nikirk, Soprano
Congrats, Nicole!
Congratulations are in order for soprano Nicole Densmoor, whose research project has been approved! This Summer, Nicole will be researching and presenting on Indonesian art song with Dr. Susan Hochmiller at Gettysburg College. Learn more about Nicole by checking out her profile below!
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Analysis of public sources indicates that under the Obama administration, the U.S. government has made substantial efforts to combat trade secret theft through an increase by the U.S. Department of Justice in the number of criminal trade secret prosecutions. In this update, we review statistics relating to criminal trade secret cases brought by the Obama administration, analyze statements by President-elect Donald Trump and Jeff Sessions, the nominee for U.S. Attorney General, and consider what companies may expect from the DOJ in the area of trade secret theft. Their comments suggest that the Trump administration may be equally, if not more, likely to encourage prosecution of suspected trade secret theft, particularly when foreign nationals and national security are involved.


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A STUNNING DEAL CAPS THE COMEBACK QUEST OF A COMPUTER WHIZ ONCE TOSSED OUT OF HIS OWN COMPANY
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So why go back to a company that has ejected CEOs like so many bad diskettes? "I wouldn't be honest if some days I didn't question whether I made the right decision in getting involved," he says. "But I believe life is an intelligent thing--that things aren't random." In other words, there's a reason why his path has crossed Apple's again. A chance to pay penance? Or perhaps to prove he has grown up.
On Monday, two days before the fateful announcement, Jobs has the run of Apple headquarters. Most of the executive suites are already empty, their inhabitants gone to Macworld or just plain gone. Apple's management ranks have been thinning at an alarming rate. Only Fred Anderson, the chief financial officer, is roaming the halls as Jobs negotiates with Microsoft by phone and works on a quickie video of the new Apple board he virtually handpicked--naturally to include his buddy, Oracle chief Lawrence Ellison, who considered his own takeover bid of Apple this spring. "We caught Larry Ellison in the San Jose airport last Friday before he left for vacation," says Jobs, chuckling, as he watches raw video footage in the boardroom. "Apple is the only life-style brand in the computer industry," Ellison is saying onscreen. "It's the only company people feel passionate about. My company, Oracle, is huge; IBM is huge; Microsoft is huge; but no one has incredible emotions with our companies." Jobs is pleased.
All day long, the de facto helmsman races in and out, trying out bits of his Wednesday speech. He is aware of the naysaying, that Apple, with its single-digit market share, is doomed to fall before the Goliath of Microsoft. At Macworld, he will stress instead Apple's domination of education and desktop publishing. He fiddles with a paper clip as he thinks out loud.
"What if Apple didn't exist? Think about it. TIME wouldn't get published next week. Some 70% of the newspapers in the U.S. wouldn't publish tomorrow morning. Some 60% of the kids wouldn't have computers; 64% of the teachers wouldn't have computers. More than half the Websites created on Macs wouldn't exist," he says. "So there's something worth saving here. See?"
Painful as it is for a founding father, he keeps up daily with the rumbles about Apple on the Internet, the world's most extensive gossip mill. The chatter is of proxy fights and takeovers, the frustrations vented by clonemakers and Mac users alike. He understands; he really does. He gave up on Apple himself just two months ago and unloaded the 1.5 million shares he got as part of the $424 million Apple paid him for NeXT Software Inc. last December. "Yes, I sold the shares," he says. "I pretty much had given up hope that the Apple board was going to do anything. I didn't think the stock was going up." He ruefully notes that he sold them in June when the price was around $15 a share, about $16 million less than they'd be worth now. Today he holds a symbolic one share of Apple--and is unapologetic about not holding more. "If that upsets employees," he says, "I'm perfectly happy to go home to Pixar."
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Now that the year is coming to an end, all eyes are on what's possibly around the corner. More attacks on cryptocurrencies? An escalation in attacks by state-sponsored cyber criminals? Chaos as the EU's GDPR is implemented? In cyber security, only one thing is certain: It's a continuous game of Spy vs. Spy. As soon as one hole is plugged, hackers find another way in, and with every new technology comes a brand-new set of risks. Here's a list of cyber security tips for 2018 that will protect your enterprise not only in the New Year but in the years to come.
The AWS breach epidemic made our list of the worst cyber attacks of 2017, so it's not surprising that cloud security is at the top of our cyber security tips for 2018. The rule of thumb is that your cloud service provider is responsible for the security of your cloud, but your organization is responsible for the security in it. Understand that cloud security is quite different from on-premises cyber security, and make sure to seek professional help to ensure a successful and secure cloud migration.
The next item on our list of cyber security tips for 2018 addresses another epidemic we saw over this past year: incidents where hackers targeted the smaller, third-party vendors of larger organizations such as Verizon, the Republican National Committee, and Netflix. It is estimated that over 60% of all breaches now involve third-party business associates. Often, hackers target these firms because they tend to be smaller than their corporate customers and have less robust cyber security. Make sure to vet your vendors' information security very carefully and ensure that they aren't cutting corners. Ask us about Vendor Risk Assessments.
Both the WannaCry and NotPetya attacks targeted older, unpatched versions of Microsoft Windows, and the Equifax breach was the fault of the organization not updating its installation of Adobe Struts. Because hackers often exploit known vulnerabilities that developers have patched in security updates, one of the easiest ways to fend off cyber attacks is to keep your operating systems and software up to date.
The biggest security vulnerability in any organization is its own people. All of the updates, firewalls, and technical controls in the world will do you no good if an employee clicks on a link in a phishing email, shares their password "just this one time," or "goes rogue" and decides to strike back against the company. Your cyber security plan should include continuous employee training on cyber security best practices as well as precautions to guard against malicious insiders.
It is of the utmost importance to comply with regulatory and industry standards such as HIPAA, PCI DSS, SOC, FedRAMP, and the upcoming GDPR. However, compliance is the starting point, not the do-all, end-all, of cyber security. Because today's data environments are complex and unique, and the threat environment changes daily, it is impossible for any standard or framework to address every single possible risk and vulnerability that an individual organization may face.


@greenpea Sounds like it is time for your son to be reassessed. Doesn't appear to be any other choice. Not when one of his voices is talking about hurting you.
Would it be easier on you to commit him, or easier to deal with the aftermath of he goes after your daughter. Neither are nice choice, but that's where you are.
You can tell the assessing psychiatrist that you promised your son you wouldn't sign him again. That you want to honour that promise, but have your son looked after. Because the psychiatrist can sign him in, if need be. It doesn't need to be you.
Won't it be great to have your son really well and functioning at his highest. He needs help.
Hey little pea @greenpea, as much as you hate hurting your son and you made a promise to him, I think he really needs reassessment. I myself am going in for reassessment at the end of the week because my entities have retruned and are violent too. I made this choice myself rather than hurting those I love. My guess is one of my meds needs tweaking.
thinking of you gentle pea!
I'm going public this time so hopefully they can do this stay in minimum amount of time possible (few days).
@greenpea Hi I am sorry you are going through such a hard time. Obviously safety needs to come first especially with another child in the house. Is there an option for perhaps a private hospital or some kind of day program where it is not as horrible as the public system. I can understand wanting to keep your promise. Maybe talk to your GP or psych about different options that aren't hospital but are still more support than home. Sorry if I am not helpful.
Hey @greenpea I go in Saturday.


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Perez is planning to go to law school. He has a few suits, but he'll need to make a strong impression when he interns at law offices. His goal is to appear sleeker and more confident. "I want my look to make people want to listen to me," he says.
Good news—no matter your age, you can outwit, and outlast men half your age.
Ralph Lauren Black Label suit, $1,900.
Gentry tie bar, $125, and pocket square, $15.
Additional pieces: Ralph Lauren Black Label tie, $145. Shirt and shoes his own.
"When I put on the suit, I felt stronger, more self-assured. I felt like all eyes were on me. The pattern really grabbed attention. The solid brown suit was a little unorthodox but still felt like a classic. I liked the tie bar. Those small details really accentuated the suit and added some flavor."
Williams was in a rut with the same jeans, tees, and button-downs in blues and grays. At some point even a comedian wants to be taken seriously. "I want my audience to relate to me and feel comfortable," he says, "but I don't want them to think I look like a kid."
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Chapter 55: Our time is getting short
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You know how your mood changes during the working week? Who likes going to work on Mondays? Isn't that where the word Mondayitis comes from? But as Friday approaches you start to look forward to the weekend and getting away from work.
Well it was the same in Vietnam. We had been in country 10 months now, probably at the low point in the week so to speak, we are looking forward to only two months of patrolling; and we are home free.
But all this did was to increase the pressure for us to survive. To keep risk to a minimum, to be cautious; but at the same time not to back away from a fight.
2 Platoon has completed 290 days on operations so far and I didn't realise the toll it was taking on us until I was looking at some photos the other day.
Smithy (main photo above) and Browny (right), our two great forward scouts…
Smithy is ringing wet, not because of the rain, but from sweat, because of the exertion and pressure of being a forward scout. You may recall I did three days in the Nui Dinhs and that was enough for me. Both Smithy and Browny did it for 12 months!
Browny won't be happy with this photo. As you can see he is totally stuffed. There's nothing more for me to say – a picture is worth a thousand words.
Both of these photos were taken by Digger, he is not fairing too well either.
Digger (below) looks like he needs a decent feed, a good lie down; and a shave as well!
These are stark images indeed!
Digger is seen here holding an RPG (rocket propelled grenade). This item was among many things we found in an enemy camp. As you can see by the fire place, the camp was in use for some time although not recently.
I don't have to tell you that we are again east of Route 2. As our time is getting short we are operating more now as a company group – there is safety in numbers, particularly after the mauling we got from D445.
Well they got a mauling too. We used to patrol in half platoon numbers of about 10 to 12 soldiers back over in our AO west of Route 2, but over here it seems the enemy have had a bit of a free reign – we have no idea what we will be up against; so we'll play it safe and stick together as a larger group.
The area was not jungle, just dried-out bush. The dry season has taken its toll on the vegetation which means there is less shade and it is quite hot with the sun's rays penetrating though the canopy. Patrolling in these conditions is gruelling.
As we patrol through the dried-out scrub, a lot of debris in the form of leaves, sticks and dust falls down and lodges on the back of our necks. There it mixes with our sweat and gets ground into our flesh by our webbing. We use sweat rags to cover the backs of our necks but it is still very uncomfortable, especially if the next shower is three weeks away.
From the company base, 2 Platoon patrolled out on our assigned route. One of the other platoons was doing the same thing in a different direction while the third platoon nursemaided CHQ. You should be familiar with this now. The radio I am carrying does not get much use when we are all travelling together and it was here that I was being a bit lax. I assumed that the battery would be OK. A bad mistake. Because we were travelling light I didn't carry a spare battery with me, it was in my pack. Prior to our departure I conducted a radio check with One Zero and everything seemed to be working OK.
About 200 metres out, the scrub opened up, there was a marked reduction in undergrowth, a clear sign of enemy activity. We inched forward very cautiously. The forward scouts working overtime for signs of enemy and mines and booby traps. We propped and the boss went forward to have a look around. I tried to raise One Zero but even though I could hear them OK I could only transmit for a second or two. The fucken battery was flat. How stupid was I? If we contacted the enemy we'd be in deep shit and here we are with evidence of enemy activity right in front of us.
I was able to transmit the words 'flat battery' without any other words normally associated with radio procedure and mother, the CSM, understood and said he was sending a fresh battery out to us. We were only 10 minutes away and our tracks would be easy to follow. Boy was I lucky.
The camp was empty and had been like that for more than a week. We had a good look around, wary of booby traps, but we found a fair bit of stuff. Some weapons and ammo, but most of it was food. I saw a hollow in a tree and I gingerly went up to it, checking the ground for anything unusual, and peered into the hole. There, down in the hole, was a package wrapped in what appeared to be brown paper. I called Mick over to have a look. As he looked in the hole I stepped back a bit. In no way was I inquisitive, I was too worried about booby traps to be curious – something that stayed with me for the rest of my life. If I saw something I just left it there without going near it. Mick hauled the parcel out of the tree and unwrapped it. It was rice.
Tiny noticed some disturbed dirt. He too was very careful as he prodded the dirt with his bayonet in case it was a mine. He hit something soft so he started digging around and he too came up with a parcel with something wrapped inside. He called out to the boss that he had found something and eagerly unwrapped it. You could imagine his disappointment when he uncovered some dry fish. The smell stayed on his hands for three days.
Over in Digger's section they were uncovering some weapons and ammo – AK47s, ammo and RPG rounds that Digger posed with above. We spent most of the day checking the area out.
Nigel was nowhere to be seen.
This camp was unusual because there were no bunkers. Where ever we went in Phuoc Tuy Province we came across enemy bunkers. In the swamp of the Rung Sat the bunkers were raised up above high tide level. They were made out of mud and looked like igloos. In the Nui Dinhs there were conventional bunkers with overhead protection. Same same north of the Nui Dinhs right up to the Courtenay Rubber in the far north of the province. Bunkers everywhere, mostly of the same design. One important aspect I failed to mention is that there was no rubbish around any of these. They were clean. C-L-E-A-N. Nothing in these places but the structures. No items, no bits of clothing or other stuff lying around. Nuthin'.
We rarely came across tunnels. The only tunnel system I saw was near a village and the opening had been exposed. I looked into the entrance to the system. It was a pit about four feet deep and two feet square. What impressed me was how straight the walls were even though only basic tools were used by the VC. The entrance to the tunnel system was about half way down one of the side walls, just a little opening, again quite square in shape and it was so small I doubt if I could have fitted in.
Just think about this for a moment. If a soldier went to enter the tunnel he has to drop down into the pit first. This exposes his genital area to the opening of the tunnel. He would be a sitting duck for anyone hiding inside. We had engineers who went down into these systems with nothing more than a torch and a pistol. They must have been mad. There was no way I could have done that.
I think I had reached the high point in my career as a dumb grunt. I was no good at forward scout. I was pretty good as a number two machine gunner but there was no way I could go back to that job because in effect the number two is a pack mule.
I couldn't do that engineer stuff of blowing things up and searching tunnels – a bloke could get killed.
No I guess I was stuck as platoon sig – you know, the guy with the squeaky little voice on the radio.
Reproduced with permission from FUN, FEAR, FRIVOLITY – A tale by an Aussie infantry soldier in the Vietnam War – which is now also available in ebook format. See here to order.
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I am usually quite pleased to read other guys experiences in the "Funny Farm"! Actually believe no two Aussie soldiers had an identical time in S.V.N. etc. Just my gut feel after being on two E.S.O. committees and executives over 1994 to 2006 with a few breaks due to PTSD and other anxiety from time in my past, but hard to compartmentalize!? Must congratulate you for your sterling efforts with Contact, but I am a real burnt out digger for now. Sorry I can't assist but very best Aussie luck with your future hopes mate.


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How does the statue of limitations affect a med-mal case?
On behalf of Wood, Carlton & Hudson, P.C. posted in Medical Malpractice on Thursday, January 23, 2014.
Have you ever been to the doctors or undergone a surgery only to discover years later that a mistake was made? Most people who go through this are often left with a sense of injustice and may not know that they can seek compensation with the help of legal counsel. But in many states, including here in Mississippi, there are statutes of limitations that prohibit a victim from filing a lawsuit after a certain period of time, even if negligence is found to be a factor in the case. This can not only leave a person frustrated but questioning whether such practice should be allowed, especially in cases of minors.
As some of our Mississippi readers might know, this question was recently raised by a medical malpractice case in Washington where a 19-year-old man pointed out that the statute of limitations for personal injury claims put extensive burden of proof on minors who may not even be old enough to understand their legal options before the statute of limitations expires. He used his own case as an example.
When he was nine years old, a doctor told him that his MRI test was normal despite the serious visual problems and headaches he was experiencing. Eight years later, another MRI showed that his brain was actually protruding into his spinal canal. But because of the statute of limitations, a lower court dismissed his medical malpractice case. He eventually took his arguments to the Washington Supreme Court where he finally received a favorable ruling. Although one judge noted that the statute of limitations had been put in place to avoid frivolous lawsuits, many of the judges agreed with the 19-year-old that the limitations did put excessive burden on minors and their families who may not know that legal options exist prior to the statutes expiration.
Although this case had a favorable outcome for the plaintiff, readers of our blog know that this isn't always the case, especially without help from an experienced lawyer. Even though this can seem like an unnecessary expense, as the case above shows, it might mean the difference between compensation from a negligent party and living the rest of your life with a sense of injustice.


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Within Java 5.0, wrapper classes have become easier to use. Java 5.0 introduced automatic conversion between a primitive type and the corresponding wrapper class.
From primitive type to it corresponse wrapper class is called autoboxing, the reverse process is called unboxing. Autoboxing and unboxing also apply to methods calls. For example, you can pass an argument of type int to a method that has a formal parameter of type Integer.
A NullpointerException exception occurs When unboxing an null wrapper class's reference to its primitive type. For example, the code will compile but it will throw a NullpointerException at runtime.
The result is "method(long x, long y)". The Java compiler will check for the matching primitive types, then it will search for the Wrapper types.
The result is "method(Long x, Long y)". The Java compiler gives preferance to the matching Wrapper class method signature other than the primitive varargs method.
The result is "method(long ...x)". The compiler will not narrow down "long" primitive value to "int"; Also, it can not winden long to Double class. Only the var-args method can be used.
The arguments can not winden to "long" and then box to "Long". You will get compile error.
In order to save memory, two instances of the following wrapper objects will always be == when their primitive values are the same. Please read Why does the autoboxing conversion sometimes return the same reference?
We had listed few points about "AutoBoxing and UnBoxing" and may not completely, please read CHAPTER 5 Conversions and Promotions and AutoBoxing for more information.


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