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Hamilcar is an XML application server inspired by Apache Cocoon for Objective Caml, using the Yaxi library. It is designed around the concept of a pipeline that is traversed during the processing of a request with control structures embedded in XML tags directing the process according to various criteria.
CamlTemplate is a library for generating text from templates in Objective Caml. It can be used to generate Web pages, scripts, SQL queries, XML documents, and other sorts of text files. It provides a versatile, easy-to-learn template syntax that supports common scripting-language constructs, while encouraging a separation between presentation logic and application logic. The supported Caml data structures accomodate lists, tables, and trees of items in a straightforward manner. CamlTemplate works well with mod_caml and mod_fastcgi, supports any ASCII-compatible encoding, including UTF-8, and includes optional support for multithreading.
Felix is a programming language with a fully featured purely functional subsystem embedded in a a traditional Algol-like imperative programming system. The system features garbage collection, static typing, parametric polymorphism, overloading, regular expression matching, and a lot more. A scripting harness is used to invoke source files, but fully compiled binary shared libraries are generated, yielding both rapid prototyping and high performance. Seamless binding of C/C++ code makes interfacing existing libraries easy. Control inversion provides language-level cooperative multi-tasking.
The primary goal of ChartPak is to provide an easy-to-use library for dynamically generating statistical and financial charts for the Web. It will include a wide variety of common chart types (pie charts, bar charts, etc.), and may eventually provide support for more specialized types of graphics.
OMake is a build system and scripting language with a similar style and syntax to GNU make but with many additional features, including support for large projects spanning multiple directories, default configuration files simplifying the standard compilation tasks, fast, reliable, automated, scriptable dependency analysis using MD5 digests, built-in support for defining and running autoconfiguration tests, portability, and built-in functions that provide the most common features of programs like grep, sed, and awk. It also provides active filesystem monitoring that restarts builds automatically when source files are modified. A companion command interpreter that can be used interactively is included.
bibtex2html is a collection of tools for translating BibTeX bibliographies to HTML. It can handle any BibTeX style (even those producing multiple bibliographies), use additional fields (like "abstract", "url", and "ps") to insert Web links, replace cross-references with links, sort on various fields, process simple (La)TeX macros, identify syntax errors in BibTeX files, and filter BibTeX entries based on a given criterion.
The FreerP Project is a set of integrated business intelligence applications. The main applications belonging to the FreerP Project are warehouse logistics, shipping logistics, production process control, customer relations management, e-commerce, e-business, inventory management, and accounting.
Ocsigen is a research project aiming at developing new programming techniques for the Web. It contains a full featured Web server and a programming framework that provides a way to create dynamic Web sites. Its goal is to offer an alternative to Apache/PHP, based on technologies from research in programming languages. There is also a module, called Eliom, for generating dynamic Web pages. With Eliom, you program in a concise and modular way, with a strong type system which helps you to produce valid XHTML. The server handles sessions, URLs, and page parameters automatically.
Functional language style immutable collections for Java.


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Throughout the United States there are numerous travel guides that are published every year providing substantial amount of information on different destinations. With the help of these guides travellers can easily decide which attractions they want to see as well can plan their entire journey easily. The basic motto of these travel guides is to provide the general background, geography and history of the destination. Even you will also find some of the best recommended accommodations (Hotels or Holiday apartments), bars and restaurants. These USA travel guides and photos t are available in numerous bookstores or online stores but for relevant information I recommend to consider Wales Week USA.
Even you can easily order these guides for free of cost from local tourism agencies. These guides also contain useful information.
Here are some of the instructions for your perusal:
Initially visit the official website of American Tourism discoveramerica.com. Here you will find all the relevant information like geographical outlook on destinations, planning tips and all crucial information related to travel.
Even you can order free travel guide by visiting their contact information webpage and put forward your request either by submitting online request or send a letter or e-mail to them about your requirement.
Now decide your destination where you want to visit in America. There are several travel agencies that are government approved and available for the assistance in almost every destination in USA. So do not forget to note down their contact number and address for future reference.
Moreover there are several local travel agencies that also offer USA travel guides and photos and all you need is to visit their website and submit the order form. In alternate way you can also e-mail them and in no time they will send you the guides and photos at your doorstep.

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NZBMatrix Takes the Red Pill
I talked with Lifehacker's IP guru Adam Dachis about the closure of several Usenet indexing services, including NZBMatrix. NZBMatrix threw in the towel after coming under twin pressures: a flood of DMCA notices related to links pointing to allegedly infringing content, and difficulty navigating the requirements of service providers such as PayPal. It's the latest [...]
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H.S. wrestling: Ridgewood's Joe Oliva off to 15-0 start
RIDGEWOOD – Joe Oliva isn't the type of wrestler who dwells on his mistakes.
Instead, he will simply file away what he learned and a week later, or a month, or a year bring it back up and make it work for him on the mat.
That was the formula the junior from Ridgewood rode to his first Region 2 title and within a hair's breath of placing in the state tournament last season. It has continued to drive him to a 15-0 start this season and Ridgewood's first Bergen Holiday tournament championship in 10 years.
"When I came back to win the region last year, it showed me that when I'm focused and ready I can win the big matches," said Oliva.
Oliva beat Pascack Valley's Dean Piterski by a point in the Region 2 final last season, avenging a disappointing loss to Piterski in the semifinals of the Bergen Holiday tournament two months earlier.
And it came just a week after he had suffered an equally disappointing overtime loss to Garfield's Brian Robinson in the District 6 final. That loss he avenged in December with a 6-4 victory over Robinson in a dual meet.
"I think that match woke me up last year," Oliva said of the loss in the district final. "It was still in my head when I beat him this year. But I don't want to rest. I want to come into every match focused and wrestle every match hard."
"He doesn't like to lose to guys twice," Ridgewood coach Torre Watson said. "He's the type of kid who takes his mistakes and learns from them."
And he's hoping his ride to the Maroons' first Bergen Holiday tournament title since Tyler Flatt in 2003 is the first step toward putting it all together this season.
"It was great to be able to represent Ridgewood as a county champion, but it doesn't mean much at the end of the season," Oliva said. "You can still go down to the regions or the states and get knocked out and nobody will remember what you did in December. I have to build off that."


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Minot State University junior forward Carly Boag was named the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference player of the week in the wake of her career-high 31-point performance in MSU's 74-73 victory against the University of Mary on Saturday.
Boag knocked down 12-of-16 shots from the field, including her first career 3-pointer, and went 6-of-7 from the foul line in 25 minutes of action. She added four rebounds, three steals, a block and the game-winning assist to freshman Savana Kingsbury with 25.9 seconds remaining.
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How to find the right summer camp program for your child
BBB recommends onsite visits, detailed checklistAUSTIN, Texas - Mar. 27, 2012 – According to the American Camp Association, more than 12,000 day and resident camps exist in the U.S., and more than 11 million children and adults attend camp each year. When it comes time to choose that perfect camp for your child, how do you choose? Better Business Bureau advises taking the time to look beyond brochures and website pictures before making a decision.
Over the past three years, BBB has received more than 350 complaints against various camps nationwide. Common disputes allege dissatisfaction with camp activities or staff, mistakes in the billing cycle and refund issues.
BBB advises parents to begin their search early and look for a camp centered on their child's interests and age. In addition to checking www.bbb.org to see a camp's BBB Business Review or to find a BBB Accredited camp, BBB offers the following tips for parents searching for the right camp:
· Get references. Ask parents of other campers about their child's experience and why they recommend one camp over another. Of note, there is no government oversight of camps, so it's especially important to look for facilities that are certified by the American Camp Association, which requires camps to meet up to 300 nationally recognized standards.
· Visit the camp in person. Check all living, eating and recreational facilities. Be sure to ask about safety procedures and how rules are enforced.
· Assess the quality and commitment of the staff. Find out the camp director's background, the criteria used for hiring staff and whether certification in CPR and First Aid is required. It is also important to know the ratio of staff to campers. Parents sending children to specialty camps should inquire about the staff's level of expertise in the specific area.
· Know the fees and payment policies. What is the total cost of tuition? Is your money refundable should the camp be canceled? Are there extra charges for any activities? Are meals and transportation included? Make sure all these details are included in your contract.
· Ask about medical care and insurance. Check out the medical facilities to be sure they are adequate. Find out if a nurse or doctor is onsite. Inquire about the procedures for transporting injured or sick children to nearby medical facilities and under what circumstances you will be notified of any problems.
· Consider a backup plan. In case the camp you choose gets canceled for unexpected reasons, be sure to have another camp or two in mind. It is ideal to also visit and research those backup camps in advance so that you can be well-informed in the event of a last-minute decision.
To check the reliability of a company and find trustworthy businesses, visit bbb.org.
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Thank you for reading the 70th DVD Catalyst Newsletter.
A crazy week this week, but for the most part, this remains unseen for a little while yet. As mentioned in previous newsletters, I've been working on a website update, and this week, I've spent most of my waking hours on that. It is coming along quite nicely, but it isn't there just yet.
Tech News:
Metal Gear 25th Anniversary.
Do I feel old. I remember the days when the first Metal Gear game came out. A buddy of mine called me and told me to come over and have a look at this. He just got Metal Gear for his MSX2 computer. We spent most of the weekend playing it.
There wasn't anything out there at the time that would even come close in terms of playability, putting it in a class of its own. On the MSX computers, Konami was already at the top when it came to games, but with Metal Gear, they raised the bar even higher.
Since then, quite a few successors have been released, and a few months ago, a Metal Gear bundle was released for the PS Vita, and while the newer versions are not too bad, I missed the original Metal Gear Solid in the bundle, but thankfully it did include the MSX version though. Surprisingly, thanks to its easier control system and no loading screens, it is also the most playable version in the bundle. A true classic.
During the anniversary event, Konami also announced some upcoming stuff, including a smartphone version and, finally, a movie is being worked on.
Happy Birthday Metal Gear (and Konami).
Sony PS Vita 1.80 Update.
A few weeks ago, Sony announced an upcoming update for the PS Vita that would include Playstation One game-support to the Vita. It arrived this week, but it seems Sony isn't even trying anymore. Pricing for these 15 year old games are cheaper ($6-$10) than actual Vita games, but combined with the price for storage (special Vita-only memorycards) you might as well pick up a PS-One system in a pawnshop and pick up a few games with it for the same price.
Aside from that, unmentioned in the release notes, this new update also locks memorycards to a single PSN account, so if you are sharing a PS Vita between different people, each user will need its own memorycard in order to use their own game saves.
While some of the games are actually cool, the thing is, why bother getting a PS Vita when you can do the exact same thing on a 5 year old PSP. With all its power and features, shouldn't Vita users be getting PS2-caliber games?
Last week Sony announced that it would not do a price reduction in order to gain some more sales with the PS Vita. There are a couple of prime games lined up for the holiday season, but it just seems that the Vita was released a year too early.
Windows 8 Tablets.
After the battle with Apple, I guess Samsung is now doing something else. Announced earlier this week, Samsung's Windows 8 Tablet line-up will be called "ATIV Smart PC". ATIV, who would come up with such a name? Spelled backwards, ATIV reads as VITA, which endured a marketing campaign from Sony for over $50 million, which also comes close to VISTA, which Microsoft spent over $500 million on with advertising.
The tablets themselves, well, I'm sure there will be a lot of confusion. With 2 variations that are similar in looks and size, with the only visual differences being RT in the name and the price, a lot of people will be running into complications.
From a developer perspective, this Windows 8 ordeal is a bit scary. While I will have a test-system setup, I will not be upgrading my development system to Windows 8. As a "power-user", I make heavy use of multiple applications running at the same time, and I could care less about being able to see the weather on my desktop when I am sitting next to a window. But, having a tablet OS and a desktop OS being visually identical will be a nightmare. People will pick up the cheaper RT tablet, and it will do Facebook and stuff just fine, but of course desktop-based apps will of course not work.
Next week, on the 6th, Amazon is holding its product announcement event. With the Kindle Fire currently being sold-out, it is safe to say that a new model will be introduced.
Unlike Apple, with rumors and even pictures galore in regards of the upcoming iPhone 5 a week later, Amazon is very tight-lipped when it comes to these things. Last year they surprised a lot of people with the Kindle Fire and its integration with Amazon's services, and I'm quite sure they will do the same this year.
Will we see a quad-core this time, a higher resolution, larger screen, expandable memory (please?). With a recent addition of new shows to watch for free using Amazon Prime service, I would say, all of the above.
In my opinion, I think Amazon hit a home-run right out of the gate when they released the Kindle Fire. Unlike all other Android tablets, they ignored the specification battle, and opted for content access instead in order to try and compete with the iPad. How will they do this time?
Next week we'll find out.
Something surprisingly interesting was released by Square Enix (of Final Fantasy fame) this week. Coreonline.
The service offers games through a browser, which isn't a new concept of course, however, rather than displaying ads on a permanent basis, you earn play-time by watching ads. You start with 10 free minutes of time, and after that you simply watch some advertising videos in order to gain more points, or you can pay for full game access or individual levels.
A very interesting concept for free content. While I'm not too fond of advertising when it comes to services I pay for (TV for example), when it comes to content that is provided for free, I do think that this is an interesting way of "earning" it. I could see this system being used for other media as well, such as movies and TV shows (a free Netflix Streaming maybe), and even music.
Even for Youtube it would work great. With services like Youtube/Hulu etc, I tend to skip through clips, and being forced advertising at the beginning is annoying when you are looking for something, so by having "adfree minutes" I can just fill up the bar with a couple of ads and enjoy uninterupted viewing.
Coreonline provides you with a choice of different advertising clips to choose from, and while you can simply pick the ones that give you the most amount of time, the choice also enables them to provide you with more targeted advertising as well.
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DVD Catalyst News:
As I mentioned earlier (and in a few previous newsletters) I've spent the majority of the week on an update for the website.
The current Tools4Movies.com website is loaded with information, but unfortunately, things are a bit tricky to find, so my main goal with the update for the website is to make things easier to find.
Most of the design and organization is done, which is always the hardest part, and takes the most amount of time and I am about half-way in regards to adding guides.
I am very pleased with the way it looks, and can't wait until it is all done.
Since I am writing and redoing some of the guides for the new website design, I posted up 2 articles on the Tools4Movies.com site for 2 new-release movies of this week.
Starship Troopers 4 DVD
Battleship DVD
Surprisingly, this week's movie-releases were actually quite good. For both a mini-review below.
Q: Subtitles for foreign language parts in movies.
A: There are unfortunately 2 different ways these subtitles are handled on DVDs. Some use one method, others use the other.
For most movies, including Avatar and District 9 for example, they use a so-called "forced subtitles" flag. By enabling the subtitles for it and enabling this flag in DVD Catalyst, it will only show subs for the non-English dialog.
Enable "Power User" mode (bottom right in DVD Catalyst), then go into Global Settings (top left underneath the cat-eyes), and look for the Language tab. In there, enable the "forced subtitles only" checkmark (scroll down a bit if you don't see it)
For other movies, including Kill Bill 1 and 2, and recently, X-Men First Class, they use a different method. Rather than the "forced subs", they use a separate subtitle selection. If you see a second "English" subtitle in the dropdown, it is likely that that would be the subtitles you want to use.
Q: Partial conversion issue.
I started experiencing partial conversion issues. Even movies that converted fine before, now it only converts a couple of minutes of the movie and then stops. Converting the same movie twice in a row results in a different end-point. I have used this DVD drive for quite a few movies without any complications until now.
A: The issue you are experiencing seems to be related to a combination of a DVD and your DVD drive. is related to a combination of a DVD and the DVD drive you are using, especially since the same disc works on a different drive. Using the same DVDs on a different computer resulted in no such complications.
I have ran into a similar issue myself with a Disney movie, Beauty and the Beast, Anniversary Edition, which somehow corrupted the memory of my DVD drive, forcing me to (I use an external one) shut it down a few times in order to flush the memory. Even without starting DVD Catalyst 4, if I popped that DVD in, and ejected it, it would not work correctly with any DVDs anymore, even ones that worked fine before.
My first suggestion would be to try and turn the drive (or computer if its internal) off for a few minutes, and then try a DVD that worked fine before and see if that works.
If that doesn't help, look on your DVD brand/computer brand support website for a firmware update for the drive you are using. Some DVDs can be more tricky than others, and can actually cause complications with a drive, and usually a firmware update will address such issues.
Q: TV show DVD question.
I am trying to convert a TV show DVD. There are about four large VOB files on the disc plus a few other small files, and these are all contained within a VIDEO_TS folder. The software only seems to convert the first file into my desired MP4.
A: Actually DVD Catalyst converts all the video content (all VOBs).
While the VOB files are the actual video content on the DVD, the reason there are 4 of them is due to a file-size limitation in the official DVD specification. To remain compatible with that standard, the files on a DVD cannot exceed 1GB in size.
Movies as well as episodes are always split over multiple VOB files.
The amount of VOB-files on the DVD, or the file-sizes, do not affect the amount of episodes directly. 1 VOB file doesn't equal 1 episode. The "tracks" that are on the DVD, the same as how a DVD player plays them are sort of "play-lists" that stitch these VOB-files together as intended.
This is most noticeable with movies that have a theatrical and an unrated version on the same DVD. Both versions of the movie point to the exact same VOB files (the video content) but for the unrated version, the "playlist" includes links to smaller VOB files (the missing scenes) at certain time positions. The actual movie content is only on the DVD once.
DVD Catalyst looks for these "tracks", rather than just the VOB files. If it would convert the VOB files directly, each movie would be split over 4-5 files, rather than a single one.
With TV DVDs, often there is a so-called Play All track, and the individual episodes as separate tracks. The Play All track is just a playlist that contains all the VOB files of all episodes, and the episodes only the ones for the episode themselves.
Based on your description, it seems that after you insert the DVD, and DVD Catalyst looks for the tracks on it, it only shows 1 track. On TV DVDs this is usually a so-called "Play All" track, a "playlist" that plays all the episodes in sequence. In most cases, but not all, TV DVDs have, alongside this "Play All" track, also "playlists" for the individual episodes, but a few (Dukes of Hazard S01 for example) only have a "Play All" track.
If you know how many episodes are on the DVD, you can (with "Power User" mode enabled) use the "split in parts of x scenes option for the DVD track to separate the episodes. If there are 20 scenes, and there are 5 episodes, set it to split in parts of 4 (20/5) scenes.
Q: Sync Issues.
I have converted several Bluray movies to mp4. Watching the movies I am now seeing the audio and video are slightly out of sync. The DVD conversion seems to be fine. Unless my eyes are deceiving me in the movies I believe the audio is delayed behind the video. From your experience do you know what I should try to correct the problem?
A: Sync issues are usually caused by a variation in the frame rate of the source video. If the frame rate that the conversion detects is different at certain points in the video, such as a movie studio intro, the audio portion will skew a bit, resulting in out-of-sync issues. DVD Catalyst 4 automatically compensates for this.
However, audio-sync issues can also be caused by what is used to play the video file. The default Windows Media Player video codec on Windows 7 and Windows 8 has issues with MP4 files. If you play the video files using that, you might encounter sync issues, but if you switch to a different player, such as Quicktime or VLC, the file will play perfectly. The same goes for certain players on devices.
Unlisted political calls rant:
When it comes to politics, I tend to stay away. I can rant about this for 1000's of newsletters, but no matter what I write, it doesn't matter anyway, so I don't even bother.
However, what is aggravating me is the amount of unlisted calls with political surveys. Both my wife and I use cellphones, but because of our internet (DSL) being through the phone company (cable internet sucks in my area) we do have a house-phone. Because we use cellphones as our main phones, it is setup with a special "internet-only" plan. It works, but for every call out on that phone, we are charged a premium, so we keep it located in a cabinet underneath the counter. It has a phone number, but since we never use it, I don't even remember what it is. I do know that it is unlisted, and it is added to the Do Not Call List.
With all this political stuff going on, they just use automatic dialers for their survey stuff, and of course the house phone gets hit with them as well. Because they are not "selling" something, not counting the money they get from selling your entries, the Do Not Call List doesn't apply, but considering the amount of "Car Warranty" and "Credit Card Debt Consolidation" calls we get on the phone, that doesn't matter anyway.
Even our cellphones get hammered with these, and when you try and get through to someone, pretending to show interest but with intend to yell, it disconnects or when they hear your voice they hang up.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 after a week.
For my evening relaxation, I continued to use the Galaxy Tab 10.1 this week. My opinions from last week's newsletter still hold up, but I've gotten used to the overall feel of the tablet.
Many readers know that I don't really do much with a tablet aside from watching videos and a bit of email, but with the Galaxy Note, I have been playing around a bit more than usual. Every now and then when I was watching a video, I found myself to use multi-screen and open up a browser and fiddle around a bit, or open up a drawing app on the side and doodle around. I even caught myself playing the Amazing Alex game while watching a movie.
The multi-tasking part is what makes the big difference for me. With everything else running apps and games full-screen, you are restricted to just doing one thing at a time. Before the Galaxy Note I loved using the Blackberry Playbook, mainly because of the ability to keep apps running while switching between them, but having both on the same screen is a lot nicer to work with, and of course the bigger screen helps with that a lot too.
Starship Troopers 4 Invasion Mini-review.
This week, Starship Troopers 4 was released on DVD. After #2 and #3 being a bit of a disappointment, I didn't have high hopes for this one.
Unlike the other 3, Starship Troopers Invasion is not a "live-action" movie, but animated.
Because the movie is animated, they were able to pull off a lot more visual effects. For the first one, a budget of $100+ Million was used to create it, but for the second and third ones, the production costs were considerably less, and it showed. By going animated, the high cost of sets, clothing, props etc was eliminated, leaving the full budget for graphics and voice acting.
The CGI looks great, except that the faces of the characters are a bit "over-done". The actual environments armor suits, and the lighting effects give it a bit of a darker look than the original Starship Troopers, but it works. Only at a few points in the movie I noticed that the gunfire effects were a bit weaker than the rest.
The story line, for a movie such as this, is actually quite good and as a full-package, I would place this movie as the second best (behind the original one) of the 4 Starship Trooper movies. I can see a TV show coming from this, and at least a sequel or 2.
With most of the hard work already done with modeling and texturing the ships, suits and characters, it would not cost as much to do so.
Battleship Mini review.
If I was given the task to make a movie about the classic turn-based Battleship game many of us grew up playing with just a pen, paper cereal box and a buddy, I have no idea what I would do. Of course a few famous people (in this case Liam Neeson (Taken etc), Alexander Skarsgård (True Blood) and Rihanna (famous singer)), some romance and of course a lot of naval stuff thrown in, but then to tie it into an actual battle would be a bit tricky. Which enemy to pick?
With the movie, they decided to use aliens as the enemy, a safe choice, and with Curiosity doing its roaming on Mars these days, not extremely too far-fetched.
Of course the aliens have far superior armament than what we earthlings have, so the focus of the movie is mostly on camaraderie and skill, and the development of a few of the characters.
The "based on the game" part was taken loosely. Of course the naval aspect is throughout the entire movie, but there was only a small reference to the game, which was quite originally done.
With a production budget of over $200 million, the visuals are quite stunning, and the mixture of computer-generated and live-action looks natural. Only in a few scenes, I thought they should have done a bit more work, but it was minor.
Overall, I find that the movie is a pretty good. Of course it depends on your own taste, but if you are into action movies, this one is worth the time.
Movie Reboots.
Just a small collection of rerun movies that have been out before.
Spiderman (2002,2012), Total Recall (1990,2012), Footloose (1984,2011), Judge Dredd (1995,2012), Red Dawn (1984,2012), Evil Dead (1981,2013), Lone Ranger (1949,2003,2013), Superman (1978,2006,2013), Dirty Dancing (1987,2013), Akira(1988,2013),The Crow(1984,2013), Robocop(1987,2013), Short Circuit(1986,2013), Godzilla (1954,1984,1998,2014),Logan's Run(1976,2014)
There are some true classics in there that should be left alone. Reboots, remakes, they can call it whatever they want, but it is just wrong to take a successful movie from the past, and remake it with some new actors.
I understand that many people have not seen the "originals", but the movie studios continue to use the same lame concept for the majority of these copies. Change the story a bit to make it more in this time, throw in some special effects, make sure that the "key" moments of the original find their way in somehow and of course near the end, bring back (if possible) some of the original actors so they can be put on the credits to gain some extra viewers.
Well, that is it for the 70th DVD Catalyst Newsletter.
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In recent days we have seen Olympians achieve amazing results, personal bests and world record times. The Olympic Games inspire many. Four alternative recent achievements, all vegan endurance events, have inspired me greatly.
630 miles
My vegan friend Dr Nicola Rooney sent an SMS yesterday that she had completed her mammoth walk, the 630 mile south west coast path from Minehead in Somerset to Poole in Dorset. Nikki set off on 21st June, and over 35 of her friends trailed along at different stages. I was one of them, walking the beautiful Devon stretch from Plymouth to Salcombe from 23-25 July (remember, those glorious days?).Whereas her two other friends and I had several minor injuries impeding our walking, Nikki plodded on undisturbed, regardless of the state some of her toes were in. I was in awe. Her sense of humour kept us going, as well as the pace she set the second afternoon when we had limited time between our wading crossing on the Erme river around 1pm and catching the last ferry before 4pm on the Avon river to Bantham five miles ahead. There was a great sense of relief when the ferry man took us across and we celebrated in a lovely café overlooking the Avon, although we still had about 3 miles to walk to Hope Cove, making it a 10.5 hour day. The last day, for me anyway as Nikki still had nearly two weeks to go, was relatively easy with only 7 miles to go to Salcombe.Nikki completed this challenge to raise money for a new charity she is starting up, 'A Chance To Grow' (www.achancetogrow.co.uk), aimed at "helping hard-working and dedicated young people get the education they deserve and give small grants to community groups to help them build a sustainable future." Focusing on crop growing, the aims are similar to vegan organisations such as HIPPO (www.hippocharity.org.uk/) and VegFam (www.vegfamcharity.org.uk/).
Nikki at the 425 mile mark
Vegan 3000s Ultra marathonAnother major achievement came from Team Vegan running the Welsh 3000s, 15 peaks over 3000 feet, on Saturday 4th August. An earlier attempt on 16th June had to be cancelled halfway through, as extreme weather had made it impossible to ascend mountains where streams had turned into flooded hillsides. Several people had been at risk of hypothermia that day.Last Saturday seven people set off for the ultra-marathon in the dark at 04:30am. The weather was poor again with slippery rocks (making Crib Goch in particular a hazardous climb) and wet grass, and although there was not much wind, the fog made visibility very poor at times and caused most participants to get lost on the Glydderau range. Several showers and thunderstorms passed with a persistent cold shower lasting over an hour in the afternoon. I was not convinced it was wise to continue in those dangerous conditions, but the participants were incredibly tough.
At the start at 4.30am
The winner, Roger, ran the 28 miles and 4,000m ascent in just over 13 hours, and three others followed in over 15 hours (losing vital time when going round in circles on the Glydderau range), of which Kate unfortunately had to miss one peak due to a bad ankle. The last person took around 17 hours, and sadly two others had to pull out earlier due to injuries. The runners took advantage of the abundance of vegan snacks, drinks and coffee provided by sponsors and support crew on the day. I was incredibly impressed with what looked like an Olympic achievement by this vegan team.
Kayaking and walkingAnother vegan friend recently kayaked over 75 miles (two days and all through the night) on the Cheshire ring canals in her inflatable kayak. She was supported by her dog Flossie and an unnamed person who kept brewing her coffees to keep her going in the cold and wet British summer weather of 30th and 31st of June.
Fiona and Flossie
And finally, vegan friend Vanessa walked and partly ran the 'Ridgeway 40' in May, a 40 mile challenge walk along the ancient Ridgeway track between Overton Hill in Wiltshire and Streatley in Berkshire, in 10.5 hour.
I have just been informed that Robert Crussell is running the Ridgeway 85 miles for The Vegan Society because he says our work is inspiring. Please consider sponsoring him at: http://www.justgiving.com/Robert-Crussell.
These are just a few examples I am aware of, although many vegans achieve amazing results in a range of sports all the time. We do not all have to be engaged in extreme vegan sports (nor necessarily do anything outdoors in extreme British weather); however, events like the above do showcase vegan fitness. More stories and pictures can be found at www.extremevegansports.org, and news about the Vegan Welsh 3000s is at: http://www.facebook.com/vegan.welsh.3000s.
I hope you too feel inspired to get active, and perhaps organise a sponsored walk or other interesting activity, and help the vegan cause along the way.Thank you very much,
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Jamestown Community College and Edinboro University of Pennsylvania have formalized a transfer articulation agreement regarding Edinboro's music degree program.
JCC students who graduate with an Associate in Science in Fine Arts: Music degree and pass Edinboro's music audition will be admitted to the bachelor's degree program.
The agreement also guarantees junior standing to students who transfer a minimum of 60 credit hours. JCC students who take specified courses as part of their associate's degree also have the opportunity to complete the bachelor's degree in four semesters at Edinboro.
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FBI seeks Va. real estate agent involved in mortgage application scam
The FBI is searching for a real estate agent from Northern Virginia who allegedly helped net more than $7 million through a mortgage application scam.
2 charged for alleged NJ tax return scam
2 charged in NJ in alleged scheme to file fraudulent tax returns on behalf of prison inmates
Va. teen missing after mother's attempt to stop dispute
A Virginia 15-year-old is missing just days after her mother's arrest for shooting a gun to scare off a confrontation between her daughter and other teenagers.
Tips for trick-or-treat safety
Halloween can be a fun night for kids and parents, but safety risks rise. For example, kids are twice as likely to get hit by a car, and four times more likely to injure themselves falling, on Halloween than on any other night of the year.
Overturned tractor-trailer spills caulking, adhesives
Southbound Interstate 95 has reopened after a tractor-trailer overturned in Dale City, Va., Wednesday morning, spilling industrial adhesives and causing major delays for commuters.
Coyotes spotted in Va. suburban neighborhoods
Local national parks may be closed because of the government shutdown, but that has not prevented the coyote population from looking for food in nearby neighborhoods.
Police ID Va. woman hit by car, killed
Prince William Co. police ID woman hit by car, killed while walking dog
Mother: 'My son told me he wanted to die' because of bullying
Despite a rise in national attention, an estimated 3.2 million students are bullied each year.
Three found dead after Prince William County mobile home fire
Three people are dead after a mobile home fire in Prince William County Tuesday morning.
Woman shot in leg while watching son's soccer game
Police: Woman shot in leg while watching son's soccer game, no one heard gunshot
1 killed, 6 injured in Manassas crash
One person is dead and six others injured, including a 4-year-old boy, after a single-car crash in Manassas early Sunday morning.
Government shutdown delays key Bi-County Parkway deal
The latest wrinkle in the new "Battle of Manassas" is coming from Washington, D.C., not Virginia.
Va. school cancels proposed 'Nerd Day' after complaints
After several parents voiced concerns about an elementary school's proposed "Nerd Day," school officials decided to say no to nerds.
Funeral to be held for fatally stabbed Va. teen
Funeral planned for Woodbridge teen who was fatally stabbed during a drug-related robbery
12 arrested after stabbing death of Va. high school student
A total of 12 people have been arrested in connection with the stabbing death of a Woodbridge high school student and the incidents surrounding the homicide.
Viewing planned for fatally stabbed Va. teen
A viewing is being held for an 18-year-old high school football player who was stabbed during a drug-related robbery.
Police: Gun stolen from Alexandria police officer's car
An Alexandria police officer's department-issued gun was stolen from his personal car overnight Tuesday and police are looking for information from the public.
1 injured after hydrogen tank explodes in Manassas
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In effect, Phelps and Lewis are Baltimore brothers. Lewis spent the entirety of his professional football career in Baltimore playing for the Ravens (1996-2013). The 37-year-old announced his retirement earlier this season. With last night's 34-31 win, Lewis ended his career in the NFL on a high note.
Phelps got emotional when he met Lewis in the locker room after the Ravens' win.
Phelps tearfully embraced Lewis, telling media afterwards that Lewis had helped him in his career; referencing the passion they both share for their respective sports.
"I'm probably more emotional here," Phelps said, comparing watching Lewis play for the last time to retiring his swimming career at the London Olympics. "It's the last time I'll ever see him play. It's tough for Baltimore people to watch."
Lewis was all smiles when he told Phelps, "You gave me the formula!" Before giving him a kiss on the forehead. The two have spoken openly about their friendship.
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Median OMV of cars registered last month was 28 per cent lower than that of the previous six months. -ST
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Basil Leaves Tempura
Tempura is one of the most favorite food of Japan. I tried to create it from leaves of my favorite basil from my garden. Mmmmm yummy, crispy and tasty. may you try your own style of tempura.
Turon of Banana, Chocolate and Fresh Mangoes
The Filipino style deep fried fruit spring rolls. The original recipe ingredients are banana saba, fresh jackfruit and brown sugar wrapped in spring roll skins then fried into crispy, served with vanilla ice cream will be a big plus…!
Balinese Style 'Nasi Campur'
Nasi Campur means rice serve with variety of meat, fish, vegetables or anything you wish to have for you meal. In this platter, I designed my own 'nasi campur' with vegetables, egg, tofu, fried potatoes and relish. Should you visit Bali, you should try this delicacy. I took this picture during my lunch in a Balinese restaurant in Ubud - Bali.
The Lontong Sayur
Street food of Indonesia. I took this picture somewhere in Denpasar - Bali, when I try this amazing 'longing sayer'. Lontong means boiled rice in banana leaf. The rice is formed to a cylindrical and boil for about 2 hours. And Sayur means vegetables, in this option the vegetables are cooked in a spiced curry with boiled egg. I love this street food.
Egg Balut - Fertilized Duck Egg Embryo
This kind of egg called 'balut' in the Philippines; 'balot' in Malay; 'pong tea khon' in Cambodia; 'kai' in Laos;'hot vit lon' in Vietnam; 'khai khao' in Thailand.This vendor supplies 'boiled egg' is one of the most popular is few region in the South East Asia. Some believed that egg can give extra energy for some people and mostly consumed as snack.This boiled egg contain high protein and very delicious. I do not find many events like this in Indonesia region, but the salted egg consumed widely throughout the country.
Wok-fried Red Ants and Sliced Veal Loin with Lemongrass and Holy Basil
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Red Ants and Roasted Pork Salad
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College Graduates End Up In Low Skill Jobs
Monday, December 10th, 2012COLLEGE GRADS TAKING LOW PAYING JOBS
Throughout California, 260,000 recent college grads under the age of 30 are working on the front lines of food service and retail industries where historically those jobs have gone to workers without a degree. "We're seeing graduates in humanities and some of the arts fields struggling because perhaps what their degree is in doesn't translate well to the global current economy," said Ian Moats, a staffing consultant. Currently, the healthcare and technology sectors are growing. The article is in the Santa Barbara Key.


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In 2001, a doctor at a federally funded research institute discovered that methadone could cause potentially fatal problems with heart rhythms. But he said federal officials have been slow to respond to his warnings.
Methadone can cause cardiac arrhythmia, which may lead to blackouts and even sudden death, said Raymond Woosley at the University of Arizona�s Center for Education and Research on Therapeutics.
�You can actually see the changes on the EKGs of about one in five methadone patients,� he said.
Woosley began studying methadone when a friend at Sloan Kettering Hospital in New York told him that three cancer patients who were taking methadone for pain had developed heart arrhythmias.
�The drug was a half-century old, but no one had ever checked to see if it affects the heart,� he said.
In fact, reports of methadone patients dying suddenly emerged soon after it began being used for addiction treatment, Woosley said. But they were drug addicts, and everyone blamed drug abuse for the deaths.
Other pain drugs, including fentanyl and morphine, don�t appear to have the same effect on the heart as methadone.
Woosley has published his findings in several medical journals. He said the scientific community agrees that methadone can lead to heart complications, despite some critics in the methadone industry.
�A lot of people tried to say it didn�t happen,� he said. �A lot of those people run methadone clinics.�
The FDA and federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration are aware of his findings, Woosley said. Last year, he helped convince the FDA to add new warnings on labels for the type of methadone given intravenously in hospitals. The combination of methadone and another drug in the intravenous fluid was particularly dangerous, he said.
Woosley is trying to convince federal regulators to strengthen the labels on other forms of methadone, too.
�The FDA has limited resources and so this is a lower priority, especially when the treatment community is saying it�s not a problem,� Woosley said. �Unless something really shows up and beats on their door, they�re going to continue to focus on the new drugs, not the old ones like methadone.�
Similar drug gets special warnings
In July, FDA officials sounded the alarm about another narcotic painkiller, fentanyl (Duragesic). They sent out a Public Health Advisory to warn about an increase in fentanyl-related deaths.
They also added new information to the so-called �black-box warning� for the drug � even though it causes fewer deaths than methadone, according to several medical examiners contacted by the Gazette-Mail.
The black box warns in large type of �serious or life-threatening� problems with breathing, especially within the first few days of treatment, and that using the drug with patients not accustomed to similar drugs �may lead to fatal respiratory depression.�
The warning on the package insert for methadone is in smaller type and not located in a black box. It says, �The major hazards of methadone, as of other narcotic analgesics, are respiratory depression and, to a lesser degree, circulatory depression. Respiratory arrest, shock, and cardiac arrest have occurred.�
The word �fatal� appears 28 times on the Duragesic package insert. It does not appear once in the methadone insert.
Cruzan, the FDA spokeswoman, said the agency is considering changes to the methadone labeling.
�The basis for the Public Health Advisory for the fentanyl patch products was that the misuse of those products frequently occurs due to the fact that they are widely prescribed, used primarily in the outpatient setting, and that the prescribers of these products and the patients who use these products are generally unfamiliar with the risks associated with their administration,� Cruzan said. �This is not the case for the injectable or the oral concentrate formulations of methadone,� which are used in hospitals and methadone clinics.
�However, as noted above, the Agency is working with the sponsors of the other methadone formulations, which are prescribed for and administered to pain patients, to make appropriate changes to the labeling for those products.�
Neither Webster nor Woosley suggest methadone be taken off the market. But the warnings on the drug need to be strengthened, they said.
�There are a lot of very dangerous drugs we prescribe in medicine. I would not suggest this is not a drug to prescribe, but doctors need to know how to prescribe it safely,� Webster said.
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Ever since it was first introduced in 1963, the 289 High-Performance V-8 has been the subject of myth, legend, and folklore. Enthusiasts get fired up over the 271hp Hi-Po due to its adrenaline-inducing sound, mechanical tappets, throaty exhaust, and high-revving personality. It was the 289 Hi-Po that earned new respect for Ford on racetracks and road courses worldwide in the 1960s thanks to talent at Shelby American, Holman & Moody, and Ford Motor Company. However, for all the hoopla over the Hi-Po engine, there's not much mystery to the power making capability of one of Ford's most legendary engines. According to Steve Karst of Karst Engineering in Mesa, Arizona, you make power and design in reliability with a Hi-Po the same way you would any other Ford V-8.
The 289 High-Performance V-8 is an up-rated 289 with a hot cam, wider main journal caps, heavy-duty connecting rods with 3/8-inch bolts, slide-on crank counterweight, wider harmonic balancer, hand-picked nodular iron crankshaft and flywheel, dual-point distributor, and cylinder heads designed for valvetrain stability at high rpm. The 289 High-Performance V-8 makes additional power via a mechanical camshaft with more lift and duration-along with that wonderful chatter at idle.
So what is it that makes the 289 High-Performance V-8 so extraordinary? And how do you make the Hi-Po engine better without disturbing authenticity? Much of it centers on old hot rodding tricks along with the infusion of stealthy new technology no one will know is there but you.
The 289 High-Performance employs the same block as any other 289 V-8 of the era. If you check the Ford Master Parts Catalog, you'll see that the 289 Hi-Po block was given its own part number because it came with wider main bearing caps. There are quite a number of different 289 block castings beginning in 1963 and ending in 1968. For example, '63-'64 289 blocks have five-bolt bellhousings. From '65-'68, they are six-bolt to improve noise, vibration, and harshness. There are also '67 289 engines with C8OE '68 302 blocks. Ford used a lot of 302 blocks for late '67-'68 289 engines. The 302 block has slightly longer cylinder skirts (.015 inch) to allow for the 302's .013 inch of additional stroke. You can use the 302 block for your 289 project if a 289 block is unavailable.
Hi-Po-Build It Better Are you tired of being told that oil spots on the floor are just part of the old Mustang experience? Try these internal Hi-Po modifications designed to keep your garage floor dry. The 289 High-Performance came from the factory with a two-piece rear main rope seal retained with a steel pin in the No. 5 main bearing cap. Rebuilds have always gotten two-piece rubber seals that eventually leak. And if the builder forgot to remove the rope-retaining pin, it distorts the new seal and leakage happens immediately. If you must have the original two-piece rear main seal, stagger the seal end gaps away from main cap-to-block gaps, which minimizes the chance of leakage. Put a dab of Permatex's The Right Stuff at the seal end gaps and main cap-to-block gaps, which will prevent leakage.
If you're ready to move into the 21st century, have your Hi-Po block and "1M" crankshaft machined for a late-model 5.0L one-piece rear main seal. It's worth the expense and you can count on lifetime leak-free service. While you're at it, opt for Fel-Pro's one-piece oil pan gasket with plastic installation pins in the kit for easy installation.
By the way, if you have a manual transmission, replace the old clutch pilot bushing with a full roller bearing for smooth operation. Bearings cost more, but are worth it in what you gain in improved performance.
Here are other internal improvements you can make to your Hi-Po to improve power and reliability.


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"If you left a bomber in Croatia in World War II, I have the pieces if you want to come and get them."
Lamar, then 86 and living in Overland Park, couldn't believe that someone had found the wreckage of his B-24 bomber, called Bottoms Up, near where he had bailed out when the plane was hit by a German anti-aircraft shell on Nov. 18, 1944. The plane plummeted to the Earth near Krvavici in what was then called Pula -- at that time under German occupation.
After eluding the German army for 24 hours, Lamar, the co-pilot of the 10-man plane, was captured and spent the rest of the war as a prisoner of war, along with three of his crewmates.
After the camp was liberated by the Russian army in 1945, Lamar never flew another mission. But he always wondered what happened to the remains of his plane.
In 2007, he got his answer from a Croation archaeologist who fought in the Balkan War during the 1990s. When Luka Bekic discovered the plane's remains while on a dig, he felt compelled to try to find out what happened to the crew.
Fly to Croatia
Once contacted by Bekic, Lamar's next step was to fly to Croatia and claim his lost plane -- and perhaps reclaim some of his lost history.
Lamar's adventures as a pilot during World War II and his return to Croatia to revisit the site of his last mission was documented in a 2011 book written by Dennis Okerstrom, a professor of English at Park University in Parkville, Mo.
"The Final Mission of Bottoms Up: A World War II Pilot's Story" is the story of Lamar's last mission and his journey with Okerstrom back to Croatia more than 60 years later to gain closure and meet the people who had helped eight members of his crew escape German capture.
Lamar and Okerstrom spoke during a brown-bag luncheon Tuesday at the Visitors Center Auditorium at the Eisenhower Presidential Library, Museum and Boyhood Home in Abilene.
Farm boy from Missouri
Lamar grew up a farm boy from Faucett, Mo., and joined the U.S. Army Air Force Reserve in 1942. He was called to active duty in February 1943, assigned to the 460th Bomb Group. He had flown 21 missions before being shot down that fateful November day.
Lamar was stationed at an air base in southern Italy, and the Nov. 18 bombing raid was supposed to just be a "milk run" -- or a routine bombing mission on a German airfield in occupied northern Italy.
The B-24 was flying along the coastline of the Adriatic Sea toward its target when it was hit.
Next thing they knew, the plane was plummeting 3 miles to the Earth and had to be abandoned.
Okerstrom was told the story after meeting Lamar at an air show in Olathe, and Okerstrom invited Lamar to speak to one of his university classes. When Lamar told him about being contacted by the Croatian archaeologist, the journalist in Okerstrom knew he had a great story.
"I went to the university, and they said if you can turn it into a class, we'll pay for the trip," he said.
Okerstrom, Lamar and members of Lamar's family made the trip to Croatia in August 2007.
Once there, Lamar was able to see what was left of his plane on a table Bekic had set up to place the parts -- mostly small scraps and pieces of charred metal.
Lamar also spent several days trying to locate the parachute he'd buried after landing in enemy territory, but he had no luck. Later, he discovered it had been recovered during the war by a Croatian boy who'd taken the parachute to his mother. Not wanting it to be discovered by the Germans, the mother had cut it into pieces to make shirts and blouses for her family.
Okerstrom said that while the book is specifically about the adventures of Lamar and his crew, it also pays tribute to a generation that volunteered for military service and bravely fought through a horrible, costly world war.
"Tom Brokaw called them 'The Greatest Generation,' " he said. "I'm not sure if that's true, but they were a great generation."
Lamar said all of the crewmen on that last fateful flight of Bottoms Up survived the war but some never got over the trauma of what they went through.
"One of them had nightmares all his life," he said. "When he died, his last words were, 'We're going down, we're going down.' "
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Published research 2009
Journal articles
Ailes, A. 'Ancient Precedent or Tudor Fiction? Garter King of Arms and the Pronouncements of Thomas Duke of Clarence' in Katie Stevenson (ed.), The Herald in Late Medieval Europe (Boydell & Brewer, 2009)
Ailes, A. 'Royal Grants of Arms in England before 1484' in P. Coss and C. Tyerman (eds), Soldiers, Nobles and Gentlemen: Essays in Honour of Maurice Keen (Boydell & Brewer, 2009)
Ailes, A. 'To Search the Truth: Myths and Legends in the Heralds' Visitations 1500-1680', Proceedings of the XXVIII Congress of Genealogical and Heraldic Sciences (St Andrews, 2009)
Ailes, A. 'Signs, Seals and Symbols of Imperial Power 1600-1960: A View from HM Government', in The Meeting of Two Worlds: Quest or Conquest, Proceedings of the XXVIII Congress of Genealogical and Heraldic Sciences (Quebec, 2009)
Ailes, A. 'Powerful Impressions: Symbols of Office and Authority on Secular Seals' in John Cherry and Ann Payne (eds), Signs and Symbols: Harlaxton Medieval Studies XVIII (Shaun Tyas, 2009)
Ailes, A. 'The Development of the Heralds' Visitations in England and Wales, 1500-1600' in The Coat of Arms, 3rd series, vol. 5 pt 1 (2009)
Ailes, A. Articles on 'Henry VII on his deathbed', and 'Charges against Norfolk and Surrey' in Susan Doran (ed.), Henry VIII: Man and Monarch (British Library, 2009)
Banton, M. 'The "Taint of Slavery": the Colonial Office and the Regulation of Free Labour', in Keith Hamilton and Patrick Salmon (eds.) Slavery, Diplomacy and Empire: Britain and the Suppression of the Slave Trade, 1807-1975 (Sussex Academic Press, September 2009)
Banton, M. 'Expatriate' or 'Migrated' Archives: the role of the UK archivist'. Archives, October 2009
Buelow, A. 'Risk Management as a Strategic Driver for a large Archive' in 'Collections - A Journal for Museums and Archives Professionals', Vol. 5, No. 9, Winter 2009
Cable, S. 'The Hull Blitz, 1915', in ARC magazine no 238, pp 10-12 (June 2009)
Cunningham, S. 'Loyalty and the Unsurper: Recognizances, the Council & Allegiance under Henry VII in Historical Research 82, No. 217, (500th anniversary of Henry VII's death edition), August 2009
Healy, S. 'Developing and Re-developing the Code of Practice on Records Management under Section 46 of the Freedom of Information Act 2000' in journal of the Society of Archivists, Vol 30, No. 2, October 2009, 167-190
Janes, A. 'A Giant Problem', in ARC magazine no 235, p 37 (March 2009)
Jobson, A. 'Richard of Cornwall and the baronial opposition in 1263', in Thirteenth Century England XII, ed. J. Burton, P. Schofield and B. Weiler (Woodbridge, 2009)
Mitchell, R. 'How Ireland was mapped', on BBC News website (14 October 2009)
Mitchell, R and Janes, A. 'Better access through better description: Catalogue enhancement and legacy data at The National Archives', in ARC magazine no 241, pp 23-24 (September 2009)
Hampshire, E and Johnson, V. 'The Digital World and the Future of Historical Research', Twentieth Century British History, 20, 3 (2009), 396-414.
Johnson, V and Williams, C 'Embedding Research in a Large Practice-Based Archive', ARC, 236 (2009), p.7.
Ransted,C. 'Death of an Earl: Charles Henry George Howard 20th Earl of Suffolk and 13th Earl of Berkshire, killed 1941 while working in experimental Bomb Disposal. Awarded George Cross'. 'After the Battle' magazine No 146, Nov 2009.
Spencer, A, Sheridan, J, Thomas, D and Pullinger, D. 'UK Government Web Continuity: Persisting Access through Aligning Infrastructures', The International Journal of Digital Curation, issue 1, Vol. 4, 2009
Thomas, D. 'Forgery in the Archives', Archives, Vol. XXXIV, April 2009
Twigge, S. 'Operation Hullabaloo: Henry Kissinger, British Diplomacy and the Agreement on the Prevention of Nuclear War', Diplomatic History, Vol 33, No. 4, September 2009
Williams, C. 'Allies or Aliens? What is the relationship between academic and practice-based research? Comma (publication of International Council on Archives), 2009
Book chapters
Twigge, S. 'Disarmament and Non-Proliferation' in Matthew Grant (ed.) The British Way in Cold Warfare: Intelligence, Diplomacy and the Bomb, 1945-1975, 2009
Book reviews
Johnson, V. Cecily Jones, 'Engendering Whiteness: White Women and Colonialism in Barbados and North Carolina, 1627-1865', (2007), Women's History Magazine, 61 (Autumn/Winter 2009), 43-4
Johnson, V. Leigh Dale and Helen Gilbert (eds.), 'Economies of Representation, 1790-2000: Colonialism and Commerce' (2007), Business History, 51, 1 (2009), 133-4
Johnson, V. James Onley, 'The Arabian Frontier of the British Raj: Merchants, Rulers, and the British in the Nineteenth-Century Gulf' (2007), Round Table, 98, 400 (2009), 112-14
Papers presented
Ailes, A. 'Medieval and Early Modern Heraldry' and 'Seals', postgraduate seminars at University of East Anglia (May 2009)
Ailes, A. Henry VIII and his Heralds at the 'Henry VIII and the Tudor Court 1509-2009' conference at Hampton Court (July 2009)
Ailes, A. The Artwork of the Heralds' Visitations1530-1700 at the XVI Colloquium of the Académie Internationale d'Héraldique at Verviers, Belgium (September 2009)
Ailes, A. Current Research in English Medieval Rolls of Arms at the 'Anglo-German Medieval Nobility' conference, University of Heidelberg (September 2009)
Ailes, A. Elias Ashmole's Heraldic Visitation of Berkshire 1665-66: A Census of the Berkshire Gentry? at the Oxford University Department for Continuing Education day course on 'Stuart Gentry' (October 2009)
Ailes, A. 'Records of the Civil War and Interregnum' at Guild of One-Name Studies day course on 'Early Modern Records' at The National Archives (November 2009)
Ailes, A. Scots Heralds and Heraldry in The National Archives (UK), St Andrew's Lecture, The Heraldry Society of Scotland, at Edinburgh (December 2009)
Johnson, V. 'What's the Use? Your Research and Business Archives', London School of Economics/Business Archives Council postgraduate training day on the use of business archives in research, Rothschilds Archive (January 2009)
Johnson, V and Brown, M 'Research at The National Archives', Visit of Norwegian Archive, Library and Museum Authority, The National Archives (March 2009)
Johnson, V and Brown, M 'The Strategic Role of Guidance in Government Information Management', conference 'The Future of Electronic Records and Information Management in the Public Sector', University of Hertfordshire (June 2009)
Johnson, V organised and chaired session, 'The National Business Archives Strategy', Association of Business Historians conference, University of Liverpool Management School (July 2009)
Johnson, V 'Documents as Objects: Online versus Onsite - The 'Image' versus the 'Reality' ?', Annual conference of the Centre for Research on Socio-Cultural Change (CRESC), University of Manchester (September 2009)
Ross, J. 'Traitors or Heretics?: The Government Inquests into Oldcastle's Rebellion, 1414', Leeds International Medieval Congress, 13 July 2009
Cunningham, S. 'Unorthodoxy and Unsuitability: The Tensions of Church, Family, and State Service in the Career of James Stanley, Bishop of Ely (d. 1515)', Leeds International Medieval Congress, 13 July 2009
Cunningham, S. 'From "Insatiable Traitor" to "King Acceptable to All": How Henry VII transformed the credibility of Tudor Kingship', 'Tudor power, pageantry and propaganda' conference, The National Archives, March 2009
Jobson, A. 'Separatio a communione fidelium: Contumacy, Secular Authority, and Significations of Excommunication in 13th-Century England', Leeds International Medieval Congress, 13 July 2009
Williams, C. 'Appraisal at the UK National Archives: conceptual or pragmatic?' Vancouver, Canada, Association of Canadian Archivists Student Chapter Conference, University of British Columbia, February 2009
Williams, C. 'Consigned to History? Digital Collecting and the Archive Professional', Vancouver, Canada , Association of Canadian Archivists Student Chapter Conference, University of British Columbia, February 2009