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GT3 Nissan GT-R to Race at 2014 Bathurst 12 Hour in Australia
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Nissan and NISMO with Rick Kelly are planning on entering a GT3 Nissan GT-R at the 2014 Bathurst 12 hour race February 7-9, 2014. It will be the first time a factory Nissan GT-R is competing at Mt. Panorama since the Nissan Skyline GT-R won back to back in 1991 and 1992.
Full press release after the break.
Nissan global motorsport and performance division Nismo to enter factory Nissan GT-R Nismo GT3 in 2014 Bathurst 12 Hour
Nissan Motorsport V8 Supercar driver and two-time Bathurst 1000 winner Rick Kelly to lead driver line-up
Nissan and Nismo announce new 'Nismo Global Driver Exchange' initiative, entering 'Nismo Athlete Global Team' in 2014 Bathurst 12 Hour
MELBOURNE, Australia / YOKOHAMA, Japan (17 July 2013) – Nissan Motorsport V8 Supercar driver Rick Kelly will drive in the Liqui-Moly Bathurst 12 Hour as part of the company's new 'Nismo Global Driver Exchange'.
Kelly, driver of the #15 Jack Daniel's Nissan Altima in the V8 Supercars Championship and winner of the Bathurst 1000 in 2003 and 2004, will steer a Nissan GT-R Nismo GT3 in the endurance event, entered and prepared by Nismo's own factory team from Japan as the 'Nismo Athlete Global Team'.
The decision by Nismo to contest the Liqui-Moly Bathurst 12 Hour is testament to the growing stature of this event on the world stage, as well as the impact that the Nissan V8 Supercar program has made as the newest addition to Nissan's global motorsport activities.
Nissan Motorsport became the first new manufacturer to enter the V8 Supercars Championship in over two decades when it announced that it would re-enter the sport with a four-car factory team fielding Nissan Altima V8 Supercars.
"In selecting the Bathurst 12 Hour as a key part of our 2014 racing program, Nissan has further cemented Australasia as a critical element of our global motorsport plans," said Nissan global motorsport director Darren Cox.
"Mount Panorama is one of the world's iconic racing circuits and the Nissan GT-R has incredible history there. We are pleased to be at Bathurst with Nissan Motorsport in V8 Supercars this October, and then again with the Nissan GT-R Nismo GT3 next February for the Bathurst 12 Hour.
"Our Nismo entry in the Bathurst 12 Hour is an important part of our 'Nismo Global Driver Exchange' and we are excited to have Rick Kelly as an Australian element of this entry next February."
It will be Kelly's maiden start in the Liqui-Moly Bathurst 12 Hour, but the 2006 V8 Supercars champion has a wealth of experience at the famous Mount Panorama circuit. Kelly has entered Australia's 'Great Race' on 12 occasions, winning in 2003 and 2004.
"I couldn't be more excited about this opportunity to race a Nissan GT-R Nismo GT3 at the 2014 Bathurst 12 Hour," said Kelly.
"The GT-R is an amazing car in its standard form, so in Nismo GT3 race-specification, I think it will be capable of great things.
"I haven't competed in the Bathurst 12 Hour before, and for me, it's because I haven't had the right opportunity. Certainly this one is the right opportunity, and it will be the first time I've driven something other than a V8 Supercar in a while.
"Nismo has kept a very keen eye on our V8 Supercars program since we announced we were bringing Nissan back to the sport here in Australia. We've had strong and open dialogue with them and I think this is the start of what we can make happen in the future.
"The car will be capable of winning, and Nissan's history at Bathurst is well documented, especially with the GT-R, aka 'Godzilla'. We'll be giving it our best shot.
"It's exciting that this entry will form part of the Nismo Global Driver Exchange. It's fantastic that Nissan is not only committed to an entry in the 2014 Bathurst 12 Hour, but is also sending drivers from its extensive global motorsport program to the event."
It will be the first time that a factory Nissan GT-R has competed at Mount Panorama since the early 90s when Jim Richards and Mark Skaife scored back-to-back Bathurst 1000 wins in 1991 and 1992.
The 2014 Liqui-Moly Bathurst 12 Hour will be held on February 7-9. Further details and drivers for the 'Nismo Athlete Global Team' campaign at the 2014 Bathurst 12 Hour will be announced at a later date.
Source: Bathurst12hour.com
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"TITAN OUT TO THE BALL GAME"
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o Before the trip itself, make sure that you are carrying with you all necessary camping materials including the tarp for tent. Check thoroughly the tarp for any defects like leaking points, loose stitching and many such spoiled portions of the tarp. Tarp need to be leak proof.
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Cette page recense la liste des épisodes de l'anime Vinland Saga.

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Les chansons des premiers opening et ending de la série sont respectivement réalisées par le groupe Survive Said The Prophet et par Aimer. Les chansons des seconds opening et ending sont respectivement produites par le groupe MAN WITH A MISSION et par .

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Apples are rich in vitamins and minerals that benefit the body on the inside—they're full of fiber, antioxidants, polyphenols and more. But what benefits do apples offer the skin? The good news: the age-old phrase "an apple a day keeps the doctor away" is true, and it applies to more than just your diet! Check out the benefits of apple for skin and hair and discover our top apple-enriched picks.
Some of the best foods for your body also offer amazing benefits for your skin and hair, such as avocados, pumpkin, honey and so many more. Or, you may be surprised to learn that ingredients you know and recognize come from things we can eat, such as resveratrol, a potent antioxidant derived from grapes, hyaluronic acid, a super hydrator, which comes from leafy greens and citrus fruits or ferulic acid, a skin care-boosting antioxidant found in the seeds of fruits and veggies! Who knew skin care could taste this good?
Apples contain alpha and beta hydroxy acids, which encourage natural exfoliation—leading to brighter, healthier-looking skin. This can help with dulling skin, acne, uneven skin tone and more! Plus, you'll also find polyphenols (powerful antioxidants that can help repair and protect skin) and vitamin C, skin care's most famous collagen and elastin booster! Check out some of our favorite apple-enriched products to complete your regimen.
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Do fax machines keep records?
Theron Berry
Fax machines save data that is both delivered and received, while some types wipe the memory after printing a page. Data security specialists recommend that these devices' memory be cleared before selling, giving, or recycling them. Here's how to verify that your data gets removed from each of them: printers/copiers/faxes.
Printers/copiers/faxes contain two main types of memory: RAM and hard drive. When you print something using one of these devices, it is stored in its memory until it is printed out or deleted.
Most printers have a button or switch on the device itself that will clear their memory. You should always check the manual for this type of machine to make sure. If it doesn't, then printing something out once could store that information there forever if you don't push the button/switch.
Some printers have a removable storage unit inside them called a printer cartridge. These can be replaced when they are empty rather than buying a new printer all together. The memory in these cartridges can only be erased by removing them from the printer and either physically destroying them or throwing them into acid. It is important to note that even though they cannot be rewritten, new print jobs will still write to them and be printed out regardless of what state they are in.
Finally, some printers have memories that cannot be erased. These include inkjet printers and some laser printers.
Do fax machines hold data?
Does a fax machine have a memory?
Do fax machines retain information?
What does "fax log full" mean?
Are all fax machines secure?
Fax machines are now part of a line of equipment that can scan, copy, and transmit faxes digitally, which means that data is frequently kept on the device itself. Modern fax machines contain hard drives that save a copy of each fax that is received, scanned, or printed. These files can then be retrieved by their owner at a later date.
It is also possible to send and receive email using some fax modems. These devices connect to the Internet via phone lines and allow you to send and receive emails as well as faxes. They can be used instead of a standard fax machine but they are large and expensive. Fax machines remain the most popular method for sending documents over paper.
Email was originally designed as a way for scientists to communicate with one another. It has since become an important tool for businesspeople to send documents electronically. Fax machines were initially used together with telephone lines to send documents between offices. They are still used this way in many countries around the world. Electronic mail allows people to send messages over computer networks such as the Internet. The first email systems were text-based systems called "bulletin boards" that were used by universities around the world.
As email usage grew into a commercial industry, it became necessary to develop tools to manage these communications. One of the first tasks that needed to be addressed was storing copies of messages.
The majority of fax machines do not process photos on a hard disk. Instead, RAM (random access memory) is used to store and process each job. In any case, any saved information will be wiped as soon as the fax machine is unplugged when it is time to dispose of it. Information stored on the drum for later retrieval can be preserved for several months if necessary.
As long as you use a standard fax machine, you won't need to worry about running out of memory. However, if you use a custom printer driver or scan often, then you should consider buying a more advanced model that offers memory expansion.
For example, some HP Fax printers offer memory expansion up to 8 MB. This means that you could store up to eight hundred fifty two thousand bytes of data on these printers. This amount of storage would last for nearly three years at one hundred twenty pages per month.
Also, some Epson printers allow you to add memory cards up to 2 GB in size. This would give you room for twenty four thousand two hundred eighty bytes of data, which would last for about nine months at five hundred pages per month.
So, yes, a fax machine has memory.
Fax machines of today When a fax is received, it is briefly kept in memory so that the fax may print the document. A fax machine's memory makes it easy to print whole pages. Each page can be stored to memory and subsequently printed in the same per-page format as when it was scanned into the fax machine. This type of printing is called "on-demand" because the printer does not print every word on a page but selects what to print based on its internal logic.
When you send a fax, you are sending data which is then converted into electrical signals by a scanner inside the fax machine. The data is then transmitted over the telephone network to another fax machine or computer with an attached fax modems. The receiving party will have a similar scanner and will convert the data back into images on paper or another medium. Faxing is now done using computers instead of physical fax machines; however, some people still use fax machines for sending documents between businesses or individuals. These fax machines can either be stand-alone units or integrated into other devices such as phones or computers.
Fax machines do not store information in their internal memory; they only store it while the original document is being scanned in. Once the scan is complete, the original document is deleted. Also, since faxes are transmitted as images, they cannot contain any text or written material. Any punctuation or letters that appear in the image will show up on the other end when the recipient scans the document.
Connect the specified memory device holding the stored fax folder to the product if you have the product enabled to save received faxes on a memory device. Once saved on the memory device, the faxes are removed from the product's memory. To view the contents of the memory device, open it using Windows Explorer.
A basic, analog fax machine is rarely encrypted, although it may save electronic copies of papers delivered or received. As a result, any sensitive data sent may stay on the insecure hard disk. They are only erased when they are replaced by subsequent papers, which leads to the second issue. If one uses up all the pages in their machine, they cannot be reused until they are thrown out.
An advanced, digital fax machine stores transmissions in an encrypted memory. Even if this memory were to fail, any confidential information would be inaccessible.
So yes, all fax machines are vulnerable to theft. However, for most people this risk is negligible since digital faxes are not widely used and those that are often contain only small amounts of data. If you are concerned about privacy, use a digital fax service instead.
Theron Berry is a software developer who spends his day writing code. He is an avid cyclist and runner, with a goal of running a marathon in every state. Theron has been known to play the violin occasionally, but he doesn't do it as often as he used to because his fingers are too sore from coding all day.
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Although Hampton is still deciding between the Class of 2019 and the Class of 2020, regardless of which class he decides, the 6-foot-5 lead guard is a major long-term prospect.
Continuing to improve as a general floor leader, Hampton is improving his ability to run a half-court offense as he seamlessly glided to the rim as a driver while getting others involved when defenses collapsed. Slippery with the ball in his hands, Hampton does a great job of using his long wingspan to jut the ball above his head with two hands in traffic as it makes it difficult to strip him in tight spots. Hampton continues to also show positive signs of keeping his emotions in check as he had a tendency to let bad calls or bad plays get in his head if something didn't go his way. Hampton's a natural talent with great size for the position as this could be a huge spring for him.
A Class of 2020 mega-athlete with tremendous run-and-jump potential, Brown looks as though he is filling out into his 6-foot-9 frame. Listed at only 185 pounds at the camp, it looks as though Brown could still add significantly more muscle without hindering any of his supreme athleticism.
While Brown is still figuring out how to be most effective in a half-court setting, his ability to slash and glide above the rim is nearly unparalleled in high school basketball. Brown's jumper and handle also continues to show positive signs of improvement as he's becoming a more complete wing forward. And Brown's athleticism gives him a lot of defensive upside as well -- particularly if he continues to add weight.
Evan MobleyPerhaps the best pro prospect in all of high school basketball, the 7-foot Mobley continues to show great upside. The Class of 2020 big man shows some guard-like traits with the ball in his hands as he can handle and pass after corralling a defensive rebound.
Long and agile, Mobley moves easily up and down the floor as he's able to rebound in traffic, alter shots with his length and also score near the basket with good touch. Another player who is still figuring out his tremendous gifts, Mobley has so many tools to work with that it'll be fascinating to see how he ends up. For now, Mobley will work on extending his shooting range while becoming more of a natural shot blocker when he's defending away from the ball.
This Class of 2020 big man continues to be one of the most polarizing prospects in the class. During drills, Todd looks fluid and smooth out to the international three-point line, as the 6-foot-10 Todd shoots a clean ball with good mechanics.
But during scrimmage play, Todd still shows a motor that takes a little while to get all the way revved up. More comfortable playing away from the basket and facing up, Todd can float on the perimeter too much at times -- although you wouldn't mind if he's taking open catch-and-shoot jumpers. Todd also rebounds well and has the athleticism to be a force on either end of the floor. This spring will be intriguing for Todd as he is among the most talented players in his class. If Todd figures out how to play with an edge all the time then he'll be tough to stop.
One of the top prospects entering camp, the Class of 2020 guard continues to show positive signs of development. The 6-foot-6 Green shows freaky bounce and long strides that enable him to gather a full head of steam and still absorb contact to finish at the rim.
Also showing deep range on his catch-and-shoot jumper, Green is comfortable going off the bounce with either hand as his pull-up game continues to look like a potentially lethal weapon. Defensively, Green's wingspan and stride allows him to effectively slide on and switch as he's capable of handling multiple perimeter spots as a solo defender. Adding weight would be helpful, but Green continues to be one of the best scorers, and overall prospects, in high school basketball.
An established scorer in the Class of 2020, the 6-foot-4 California native appears to have added even more muscle and strength since my last viewing. With above-average athleticism and a knack for getting buckets, Christopher is very tough to contain at the high school level.
Although a bit tunnel-visioned as a scorer, Christopher can make passes to find open teammates as he's able to handle in traffic to make plays. Defensively, Christopher's strength and length allow him to check some bigger players as he's an effective rebounder who could even be used a bit as a small-ball four at the college level -- given the right fit. The ceiling isn't as high for Christopher as some others on this list, but there's a lot of safe things about his game that translate at all levels.
Continuing to rise in the national rankings over the past year, this tall point guard has a lot to like. Pushing 6-foot-4, Nix has natural floor vision and a creative flair for passing as he finds open guys and cutters with tough passes of all kinds.
Shooting, and hunting his own buckets in general, is still something Nix is attempting to balance into his offensive arsenal, but his jumper is steady enough to be a threat with continued improvement. Defensively Nix has good size to get after multiple perimeter spots as he's a natural for jumping passing lanes and using his hands. A heady player who uses his mind more than his athleticism, Nix will be fascinating to see develop this spring. He always makes others around him better.
Displaying perhaps the highest motor of any American player in camp, the 6-foot-9 Jackson is a tremendous athlete who is very effective on both ends of the floor around the basket.
Incomplete from a skill perspective, Jackson makes up for it with great leaping and secondary leaping ability as he possess natural timing for rebounds and blocking shots. Although Jackson takes a long time to load up his perimeter jumper, it does appear to be workable with a little bit of touch. Adding a jumper would just be icing on the cake for Jackson, however, as he's a potential force as a shot-blocking rim runner who hunts lobs and makes energy plays.


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Pavel Srnicek
Pavel Srnicek's brother sends heartfelt thanks to Geordies after Newcastle trip
Milan Srnicek said he was 'blown away' by out-pouring of grief on Tyneside for his brother Pavel Srnicek
Sophie DoughtyCrime Reporter
Pavel Srnicek's brother Milan
Pavel Srnicek's grieving brother has today said his heartfelt thanks to the people of Tyneside.
Milan Srnicek travelled from his native Czech Republic to Newcastle to attend a memorial service for the tragic Toon legend who died suddenly in December.
And he has today told how he was blown away by the outpouring of grief for his brother on Tyneside, and thanked the Geordie public for their kind tributes.
Milan said: "It's a couple days since I got back from Newcastle and I still do not think I have said thank you enough. Despite the fact I had the chance I wasn't able to get out the reasonable sentence. I'd like to redress it now and tell you how impressive it was to spend a couple days in Newcastle to pay tribute for Pavel together with you. When I travelled to Newcastle I knew I have a family there but even in my dreams I would not think the family is so huge.
"I want you to know that Pav knew that NUFC people love him but he didn't know how much pain and sorrow he left in us. Pav lived for Newcastle, touched your hearts and became one of you. Pav will always be a Geordie."
Fans' favourite Pav, 47, passed away in hospital, nine days after suffering a cardiac arrest while out running in his home country.
Close friends and former team-mates, including agent Steve Wraith and ex-players Steve Howey, made the long journey to Ostrava, in the Czech Republic. earlier this month to attend Pav's funeral.
But the sense of loss for the legendary keeper on Tyneside was so strong a memorial was held at St Andrew's Church, in Newcastle, where local mourners could pay their respects.
Newcastle United v Manchester United at St James' Park, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Pavel Srnicek's brother Milan before the game
Milan flew over for the service and was guest of honour at St James' Park for Newcastle United's match against Manchester United earlier this month where he joined players on the pitch before kick-off.
Milan said: "I want to thank all of you for the wonderful gesture you made for my brother, particularly to NUFC players who wore Pav's T-shirts and to NUFC people who invited us to the match and took care of us as honoured guests and allowed us to get into the stadium inside to have the opportunity to be so close to the football stars.
"I still feel the breathtaking atmosphere when I could enter on the pitch and had a chance to feel what Pav felt. During that time I felt Pavel looked at us from the football heaven and helped me to get to the pitch. It was one happy moment among these terrible days I must lived with."
Milan was joined by Newcastle United fans and players past and present, including Rob Lee, Alan Shearer, and Shay Given, during last Wednesday's church service.
And he listened as Mr Wraith and former keeper Steve Harper made emotional speeches paying tribute to his brother.
Pavel Srnicek memorial: People arrive at St Andrew's Church in Newcastle
He said: "The memorial service was very beautiful and even though I do not speak English I could understand almost everything. Steve Wraith and Steve Harper's speeches were excellent and described in detail how Pav was as a human being and why he was so loved."
And Milan said he will forever be grateful to Newcastle United fans and all those friends of Pav who came out to support him during his darkest days.
"Please let me thank the best fans in the world, to you NUFC fans, to teammates who played with Pav and came to say goodbye, to Sir John Hall who I had an opportunity to personally meet and shake hands with," he said. "Finally, I want to thank my Newcastle family members who came say goodbye to Pav to the Czech Republic. To Steve Wraith; Thank you for the fantastic organisation and support. To Steve Harper - now you are my brother. Pav loved you and always said with respect you were his kid. To Steve Howey - thank you for everything you've done for me and for you were Pav's support. To Natalie Hubbard, so called Pav's right hand who looked after Pav with kind care. To Denis Martin, Lorenzo and Tom Sweeney - you knew Pav more than 20 years and he always talked about you only in the best."
Srnicek made 190 appearances for Newcastle in two spells at the club. He was a key figure in Kevin Keegan's renowned squad of 'Entertainers' who came close to winning the Premier League title in 1995-1996.
The Czech Republic international was adored by the Toon Army and for embracing life on Tyneside and was dubbed an 'adopted Geordie' from early in his career.
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Dolph Lundgren Praises James Wan's Work on 'Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom'
We've all been waiting for some more news on the upcoming Aquaman sequel that'll explore the mysteriously lost kingdom. James Wan has still remained coy on what exactly the film's title is hinting at and what the future of the franchise has in store for us. We did learn that Dolph Lundgren would reprise his role back in October, as he shared an Instagram post with part of his wig already on from the set. It was an interesting surprise due to his role as King Nereus and it opened up many questions about how he might tie into the story.
In an interview with THR, the actor didn't quite give away any details on what to expect but did tease that we can expect quite a bit of an upgrade from the previous entry. The films take place in Atlantis and it was no small task filming everyone in a way that makes them feel like they're truly underwater. According to Lundgren, the effects have already come a long way to make that effect even easier and praise Wan's involvement.
That whole picture is just a class act. I think [Aquaman 2] is better. I think the script is stronger and it's more exciting. The technology has moved forward in four years, so I was really pleased to be a part of it. James Wan is just going to blow everybody away again by this tremendous world that he creates. He's involved in every little detail, even every little piece of every weapon, and I think it's going to be great.
He's certainly excited about the upcoming sequel and it'll be interesting to see how the new technology may have changed elements from the production. We'll likely not spend all the time underwater due to the adventure-vibe the first film gave off. With the first photo teasing an icy location, we'll get quite a few new locations to explore in the sequel. If it's anything like the first film, we're in for a great time.
Source: Hollywood Reporter
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