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SEATTLE, May 4 - Boeing today announced London-based Monarch Aircraft Engineering Ltd. as a maintenance, repair and overhaul partner for the aerospace company's GoldCare service offering for the 787 Dreamliner.
Under the agreement, Monarch will provide scheduled maintenance operations in support of the 787 fleet.
"Monarch Aircraft Engineering has a long history of successful, high-quality maintenance and is a great fit to provide the maintenance component for our 787 GoldCare," said Bob Avery, vice president, Fleet Management for Commercial Aviation Services, Boeing Commercial Airplanes. "Monarch's participation represents a broad commitment to quality as GoldCare progresses in the marketplace."
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"I am delighted that Monarch Aircraft Engineering Ltd. will be partnering with Boeing on the GoldCare product," said Richard Mintern, managing director, Monarch Aircraft Engineering. "This new and exciting service offering will play a significant role in the operation and ongoing support of the 787 Dreamliner; and to be such an integral element of GoldCare is testimony to the innovative, service oriented, high-quality and flexible approach we take with our customers."
Monarch Aircraft Engineering has more than 43 years experience in aircraft maintenance, providing maintenance and technical support to airlines of all sizes. Monarch has maintenance facilities at Manchester International Airport and London-Luton Airport and has approvals from Europe and U.S. authorities.
In 2006, Monarch Airlines, sister company of Monarch Aircraft Engineering, placed an order for six Boeing 787 Dreamliners.
Boeing leads a global GoldCare team performing comprehensive material management, engineering and maintenance services at a predictable cost based on flight hours, allowing customers to focus on their passengers.
The GoldCare team also includes GE Aviation, Hamilton Sundstrand, Honeywell, Moog Inc., Panasonic and Rockwell Collins.
TUI Travel PLC was announced as the first GoldCare customer earlier this month.
Monarch Aircraft Engineering Ltd. provides maintenance and technical support to airlines of all sizes, helping them to meet the challenges of today's demanding and cost-driven marketplace. Employing over 760 staff, the company has two Base Maintenance facilities at London-Luton Airport and Manchester Airport, eleven permanent line stations based at airports in the U.K., Europe and Asia as well as three seasonal line stations in Europe and Asia.
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Teaching Module To Demonstrate Gender and Career Inequalities Are There Gender Inequalities Present in My Intended Career Path?
In this module students use employment data from the 2000 Census concerning adult full-time workers (individuals age 25 and older who work at least 35 hours per week). The question they consider concerns overall economic opportunity, as applied to their intended occupation and the extent to which access to opportunity varies by gender.
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This module introduces students to using census data through three distinct scenarios: grocery store chains, anti-poverty programs, and bookstores.
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Berk (1985) proposed that the family is a "gender factory"; that is, families are social institutions in which ideas about gender are formed, enforced, and reproduced across generations. This exercise examines the relationships between marital status and earnings among women aged 25 and over, using data from the 1990 U.S. Census. We will attempt to answer the following question: Does marital status influence earnings among women?
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Students will act as the administrator of an agency dealing with meeting the needs of diverse groups in a two county area. They will use census data to obtain information for the purpose of community resource planning.
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Another car question. Not sure how many car people are left on the forum, but it's worth asking.
So on my 2008 Hyundai Tuscon, I've got a trailer hitch installed. And that hitch, upon being installed by the dealer, was also wired up so that trailer lights and all that can be functional. Ever since I used a U-Haul trailer to move to Ohio, thus using the hitch, I've had the wire and plug in wrapped around the hitch and tucked up into the pin thing, clipping it in place. Not glorious, but it seemed like it worked.
I go out to my car today with my girlfriend. She looks at the hitch and asks "Hey, didn't there used to be a wire thing there?"
And sure enough, it's not there anymore.
So I've got some hypotheses, and I was wondering what you thought about them.
To approach the potential impacts of these hypotheses: If H1 is supported, is my car in some kind of potential danger? If H2 is supported, where should I look to find the thing?
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How easy are they to remove? I was guessing someone stole them was going to be an option.
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Oh, I didn't think of theft. And I have no clue how easy they are. I don't know if the wire that comes down is just a plug from where else, or if it's actually hard-wired from somewhere else.
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My guess is that if someone stuffed them up into the car, they would be somewhere as close to the back bumper as possible, as someone wouldn't take the time to trace them all the way up into the frame for a better spot.
If they were removed by theft of dragging, your car isn't in any trouble. I've cut off old brake light wires before because they were corroded and damaged, and never had any trouble. Your biggest problem is not having them anymore.
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Reb's got the gist of it, look under the bumper to see if they're still there, if not, no biggie so long as your brake lights still work. Of course, now you won't be able to get the brake lights to come on when using a trailer....
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Probably had a 4-pin connecter, they are very easy to wire; I just converted my wires Forester to 7pin. Lots of stores have the 4 pins with instructions for under $20. They are low amperage and the worst that can happen is you might blow a fuse. Maybe crawl under the back-end and take a look just in case they did wire it up fasten it up tight to the frame so you don't waste and $$.
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Look between the plastic bumper housing and frame rail attachment, there is a hollow in there that mechs usually have access to rear wire harness and might have stuck wies up there.
Aftermarket 'free hanging ' trailer harnesses as 'plug ins' and do have a tendancy to fall or break off at the connestion due to excessive movement in slipstream if not properly secured.
Local auto parts store has inexpensive harnesses, use the rigid plug in type attached to rear frame or lower bumper attachment frame, where there is a hard 'plug in' rather than just a wire hanging 'plug in'. Not rocket science to rewire either.
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The year is 1555. The place: Ancient Kanto. A time long before pokeballs or pokemon centers. A time where the only way to get a pokemon was to merely befriend it. A time of war. Many emperors use these creatures called pokemon to take over villages which their already large kingdoms did not contained. They use these innocent creatures to fuel their greed. This is the story of how I fight back. My name is Kojiro. I am the Dark Ninja.
My journey starts in a small village in Kanto, known as Kaishi. This is a peaceful town; neighbor helping neighbor, small children playing in the cherry blossom trees, the carefulness of the crafters at their creations. This was the town I grew up in. Then, one day suddenly everything changed. Emperor Buru's army took over Kaishi in an attempt to fuel his greed. They killed or imprisoned everyone who stood in their way. They burnt down the houses and shops, then forced the people out of the once peaceful village. This happened all in front of my eyes. The army men, known as the Sneasel Squad for their agility, put me into a small cell and carried me off to the prison house on a ponyta drawn cart. Their mission, however, would go uncompleted. As we were heading toward this hell of a prison, a scyther flew by. It saw the worried expression on my face and sliced the cage open with one swipe. The pokemon beckoned for me to jump on its' back, and i did so. The guards didn't even notice.
This benevolent scyther took me to the tree which it lived in. Nothing was there except for a bed of straw. When walking in, I had noticed that the green creature's facial expression turned pained. I asked it was was wrong. Scyther then drew an elaborate story, telling of how his family was stolen by the S.S. to be used for conquering towns and forcing people to pay the evil emperor money they did not have. I told scyther i would help him on his quest if he would help me with mine. It agreed. Therefore, Nightshade (as scyther was called from then on) and I went on our journey to save the ones we love, and to get revenge on those who took them away from us.~end ch.1
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Small neighborhood theater dating back to at least the early-1920's or even earlier in the Ridgewood section of Queens. In the days of the silents, movies were shown outdoors during the hot summer months due to lack of air conditioning. Closed late-1940's to early-1950's and converted to a funeral home, now known as Ridgewood Chapels.
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It seems likely, Lost Memory, and worth investigating.
If they are related, the Majestic and Grandview could have been owned by the same family from the time that they opened to the time that they closed. The Majestic was also operating in 1914-15 so the two theaters were probably built around the same time.
It reads likely, Lost Memory. A good working hypothesis to start with.
In 1947, the Majestic and Grandview were being advertised together and showing the same double features, so they were probably under the same ownership and/or management. Both theatres became funeral homes, which suggests that Ridgewood's population was dying out faster than expanding.
Warren..thank you…I was about to Post the following when your most recent and confirming comments popped in ahead of it
A plausible tie-in as to a joint ownership of the Grandview, Majestic and Belvedere theaters might be; during the 1940's and (very) early'50's, all three had their Coming Attractions leaflets processed from the same Printing Company. The folded, single sheet 'Programs' were of a deep blue color with the same format and I recall, each of the three theaters were listed on the lower back page.
No, Warren, I think it only meant that there was more money to be made with those buildings waking the dead than showing movies to the living.
Peter..Might I suggest…the outcome of those movie houses is now a..Dead Issue…:)
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Smoked Ham with Pomegranate Molasses, Black Pepper and Mustard Glaze
Author Notes: Pomegranate molasses is the key to this recipe. It adds a sweet tart flavor that I prefer over the super sweet glazes often found on holiday hams. I grind whole black peppercorns in a mortar to add extra bite, and for additional flavor I use a smoked ham. Serve the meat with Dijon mustard, cornichons and extra glaze as condiments for a nice rustic presentation. - TasteFood
Food52 Review: Pomegranate molasses is something that wouldn't have occurred to us to slather on a baked ham, but it turns out it's genius. It's sweet but also tart -- a great partner for spicy Dijon and black pepper -- and highlights the smoky porkiness of the ham rather than overpowering it. TasteFood's glaze yields a gorgeous, mahogany slicked crust and tender meat. As always, it's essential to use good quality pomegranate molasses. (We like the sort that comes out of the bottle chocolate brown rather than magenta!) - A&M - A&M
Serves 6
- 1/2 bone-in smoked ham, 5-6 lbs.
- 3/4 cups pomegranate molasses
- 1/4 cup Dijon mustard, plus extra for serving
- 2 tablespoons whiskey
- 1 tablespoon ground whole black peppercorns
- 1 teaspoon ground allspice
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- Cornichons
- Let ham come to room temperature 1 hour before cooking. Preheat oven to 325 F.
- Make the glaze: Combine pomegranate molasses, 1/4 cup mustard, whiskey, pepper, allspice and salt in a bowl and mix to blend well.
- Place ham, fat side up, in a foil lined roasting pan. Score fat in a cross-hatch pattern at 1-2" intervals without incising the meat.
- Generously baste the ham with the glaze. Bake in oven, basting occasionally, until internal temperature of the ham is 120 F. (about 10 minutes per pound.) The ham should be deep golden brown and crusty at this time. If not, increase heat to 450 F. and continue to bake for a few minutes, while keeping an eye on the ham so it doesn't burn.
- Remove from oven and transfer to cutting board. Let rest 20 minutes before carving.
- Transfer remaining basting sauce to a small saucepan and simmer briefly, brushing down the sides, to heat through and burn off alcohol.
- Slice ham and serve with Dijon mustard, cornichons and basting sauce as condiments on the side.
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Tags: Christmas, dinner party, doubled easily, Easter, Holidays, serves a crowd, sweet and savory
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4 months ago QueenSashy
The ham was a star of our holiday table today... And one of my favorite recipes on the site!
4 months ago TasteFood
So happy you enjoyed it - and a great reminder for me to make it again soon.
about 1 year ago littlesister
Made this yesterday for my Easter dinner with friends and everyone loved it. It was still plenty sweet (for those looking for a traditional ham recipe) but a nice tartness and a little kick from the mustard. I didn't have enough dijon, so used part grain mustard. I would certainly use this recipe again. Really delish!
over 1 year ago zoomorphic
I'm making this recipe with a 22lb (!) bone-in ham for my Friendsgiving party soon. Two questions: is 22lbs enough for 20 people? And what wine would you recommend serving with this?
over 2 years ago Joanne51
I am SO happy I have found this recipe-my boyfriend made me clear out the pantry & anything I haven't used within a month he is going to throw out! I am having a Christmas dinner in two weeks with a ham & am going to make this-thank goodness the Pomegranate molasses is saved!
over 2 years ago somiesayscookthis
I made this and it was amazing. I couldn't find POM molasses but I used Red Stag black cherry whiskey instead. Yum. Last year I made this on a whim and didn't have all the ingredients, so I used the Red Stag and brown sugar and packed it, then basted throughout baking. I can't decided which one I liked better.
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I made this recipe for the food52 potluck party I hosted and I just wanted to let you know its delicious. The glaze is out of this world. From now on when I make a ham this will be the recipe I use.
about 3 years ago innoabrd
terrific glaze! I used it the other night and it will surely replace the old mustard/brown sugar glaze for our Thanksgiving ham!
about 3 years ago pupa
this recipe is baller. i also did not have pom molasses so i reduced some POM juice with sugar, lemon and a little bit of molasses. it was DELISH.
about 4 years ago lastnightsdinner
Our ham took longer to get to 120 in the center than we planned for, but it was worth the wait. The glaze was just delicious. We were out of pomegranate molasses (as was our local market), so my husband improvised and made a pomegranate-honey syrup to use instead. We both really loved it - thanks for the great recipe!
about 4 years ago TasteFood
You're welcome - I am so glad you liked it! Great improv with the pomegranate-honey syrup!
over 4 years ago ENunn
Lovely, lovely, lovely. Congrats!
over 4 years ago TasteFood
Thank you!
over 4 years ago Kayb
Congrats on the win! Looking forward to trying your recipe.
over 4 years ago TasteFood
Thank you Kayb! I look forward to trying your recipe, too!
over 4 years ago spinthebottleny
This sounds amazing, smoky sweet tart deliciousness. I must find wine to go with! Adore pomegranate molasses too. Lovely in a winter citrus fruit salad.
over 4 years ago TasteFood
I'm looking forward to seeing which wine you recommend!
over 4 years ago TasteFood
Thank you all for your nice comments! I agree, pomegranate molasses is a perfect extra ingredient in many recipes. I added some to braised red cabbage on xmas eve, and it was delicious.
over 4 years ago Allison Cay Parker
I love pomegranate molasses--am in the process of using it now!--and the idea of combining it with ham, mustard, whiskey, peppercorns . . . yum!
over 4 years ago Oui, Chef
I've just recently started cooking with pomegranate molasses and love the stuff, thank you for giving me another delicious use for it.
over 4 years ago arielleclementine
this looks great!
over 4 years ago TheWimpyVegetarian
This sounds absolutely wonderful. I also love pomegranate molasses - it's one of my favorite ingredients right now. Great recipe.
over 4 years ago lastnightsdinner
I LOVE pomegranate molasses - this sounds fabulous.


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Description: The objective of this course is to orient students to the dynamic relationship between politics and art in the North Atlantic World during the Age of High Modernism. Tracing the interface between aesthetic practice and political ideology from the late 19th Century to the advent of the Cold War, the course will place artistic movements in Europe, the United States and Mexico against the back drop of Imperialism, World Wars I and II, the Soviet and Mexican Revolutions, and the Spanish Civil War. The course will emphasize specifically the ways in which the utopian aspirations and social imaginations of Avant Garde artists on both sides of the Atlantic were fed by and entangled in the 20th Century's great ideological conflicts. While the course is Pan-European and Transatlantic in its scope, the syllabus will capitalize specifically on the resources available in the Madrid museums. As students explore the interface between 20th Century art and politics, they will also experience the ways in which museums—particularly great metropolitan museums—are key institutions in the reproduction of historical memory. The course will also emphasize the role that Spanish and Spanish-speaking artists played in the Avant Guard movements as they circulated among Paris, New York, Mexico City, Moscow and Madrid. The syllabus will underscore the ways in which artists like Picasso, Gris, Rivera, Siqueiros, Bunuel and Dali played in the major movements.
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Course Title: "Writing Across Borders"
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Course Description: This course will provide a broad overview of Spanish civilization and culture, from its prehistory to the present day. Spain's significance in the history of thought and deed will be examined in wider international contexts, particularly those pertaining to Western Europe and America. Students will survey Spanish culture in its many diverse representations, examining cultural expressions in terms of their perceived universality and authenticity.Topics will be linked to questions of politico-cultural identity in contemporary Spain.
Service Learning Project: Students may also participate in a for-credit Service Learning project as part of the CTSS Alacá Study Abroad program. International Center staff at the Instituto Franklin (University of Alacá) will work to find a project that meets your personal and academic interests and goals. There is an additional cost for participating in the Service Learning component. (See below.)
Spanish Language Courses: Students interested in taking Spanish language courses or other elective courses at the University of Alacá (taught in Spanish) may do so as well. If you wish to enroll in any of these courses, you will be required to stay for the full semester and obtain a Spanish Student Visa. Spanish lanuage courses are available at the Beginning through Advanced Levels. Please visit with your campus's Study Abroad Adviser to see list of available courses, dates, and times.
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Students from Non-Member Institutions: If your university is not a member of the CTSS, please contact Dr. Philip Hull at the University of Central Missouri for information on how to apply.
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Program Cost: 4000 Euros (approx. $5600 USD) - Non-Service Learning Option
Program Cost: 4600 Euros (approx. $6450 USD) - Service Learning & Spanish Language Course Options
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- Orientation
- Fieldtrips
- Insurance
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- Bus transportation in Alcala: 120€ (approx. four months)
- Food: 800€ (approx. four months)
- Extra-curricular travel (if you wish to travel around Spain or other destinations)
- Airfare to Madrid-Barajas airport: $800-$1200 (approx)
- Books and class supplies: 120€ (approx. four months)
- Laundry: 10€ (approx. per week)
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Yeah, thought he looked so much more motivated than I've seen him since his first season in England
Yeah, thought he looked so much more motivated than I've seen him since his first season in England
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RIP Craigos. A true CW legend. You will be missed.
Still looked exhausted after 10 minutes though.
Can see Greece sneaking 2nd place from this group actually. If they defend well against the Czechs in their next game I can see them sneaking a goal and edging it 1-0. Russia will undoubtedly be through, and probably be guaranteed top spot, by the time they have to play them, so could see them resting a few players and Greece getting a draw.
Yeah, definite case of counting your chickens etc... Most unwise.
Messi scores on the rebound.
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True, but imo even before the send-off last match he looked hopelessly out of his depth.
Some tremendous goalkeeping in this game.
Feel a bit sorry for Greece. Had shocking starts to both games, conceded 3 really crap goals, but then once they settled in they've looked like a reasonable side. Not really troubled in either game after they've got it together and been unfortunate with disallowed goals. If they had one or two decent attacking players they'd do quite reasonably I suspect.
Lol at Roy Keane telling the players not to get too rash and get sent off.
And another lol at Gareth Southgate being surprised there is violence before a russia v poland match. What planet are you living on pal?
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The Pacific Region will be one of the worst affected by climate change due to their extreme geographic vulnerability. In November 2005, the 1000 residents of the Carteret atolls in the Pacific became the first people in the world to be officially evacuated due to climate change. Starting as soon as money is available to the Papuan New Guinean regional government, 10 families at a time will be moved to Bougainville, a larger island 62 miles away. Friends of the Earth Australia is activity campaigning for the culturally-sensitive relocation of Carteret Islanders, financed by regional historical polluters such as the Australian government.
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