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Letter - Location of Sapper Alfred Galbraith's Grave, AIF, 10 Mar 1921 Reg. No: ST 041204
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- Letter to Alfred Galbraith's Father from the A.I.F. containing the location of the grave of Alfred Galbraith. Enclosed with the letter were photographs of the grave. Galbraith was buried at 254 Sailly-Sur-La-Lys Canadian Cemetery, France. This cemetery was not far from the front line trenches near Fromelles. Most of the men that died in the battle of Fromelles, 19-20 July 1916 are buried in the Cemetery opposite.
Born in Maryborough, Sapper Alfred George Finlay Galbraith was the son of Alfred and Amy C. Galbraith, of V.R. Institute, Flinders Street, Station Buildings, Melbourne. He trained as an electrical engineer and enlisted in the Australian Army at the age of 20, in July 1915. His father gave written permission for him to join 'the Military Forces to serve the Empire abroad' (his mother had already died). Galbraith served in the 5th Division Signalling Company, Australian Engineers, AIF, embarking from Melbourne on 23 November 1915 on the 'Ceramic'. He went to Egypt for further training, then was shipped to France, disembarking 27 June 1916 at Marseilles. Less than three weeks later, on 15 July, he received a wound in the thigh and a 'penetrating wound in the neck'. He died the same day at the 8th Australian Field Ambulance.
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- Donation & Subsequent Transfer from Mrs M. Jamieson, 1985
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|Printed, black ink: AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE. / BASE RECORDS OFFICE / VICTORIA BARRACKS, / Melbourne,...
Typewritten text, black ink: 10th March 1921.
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|Saiily-Sur-La-Lys, Somme, France, 10 Mar 1921
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|Australian Imperial Force (AIF) Base Records Office, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 10 Mar 1921
|Addressed To:
|Mr Alfred Galbraith, Essendon, Victoria, Australia, 10 Mar 1921
|Organisation Named:
|5th Division Signal Company, 10 Mar 1921
|Organisation Named:
|2nd Division, Australian Army, 10 Mar 1921
|Person Named:
|Alfred Galbraith, 10 Mar 1921
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In a televised address last night, Stephen Harper accused the opposition of trying to take power "without your say, without your consent and without your vote."
Currently, Harper will meet the Govenor General this morning... speculation is he will ask her to suspend parliament, "without your say, without your consent, and without your vote."
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Red clover (Trifolium pratense) is widely valued and consumed as an herbal remedy. It is commonly available on the market in the form of an extract, herbal tea and nutritional supplement. Although it is a natural product, red clover may have a number of side effects that need to be taken into consideration prior to consumption. Although the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) classifies this herb as safe for dietary purposes, this does not mean that red clover is safe for medicinal use, which requires much higher dosages. Outlined below are a number of side effects of taking this herb.
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Aetna Intelihealth highlights the fact that preliminary, albeit theoretical, studies indicate that taking red clover over the long term may trigger abnormal growth of the endometrium (the uterine lining). This in turn results in a condition called endometrial hyperplasia. One of the most common symptoms of this female condition is vaginal bleeding. Endometrial hyperplasia is not a concern for women who have had a hysterectomy to remove their uterus.
Red clover contains high levels of active compounds called coumarins, which have a blood-thinning effect in the circulatory system. For this reason, it should not be taken by any person who suffers from a blood clotting disorder, which may be exacerbated by this herb. The herb's anticoagulant properties may also cause harmful effects on in people who have a history of heart stroke and heart disease, and should only be taken with a doctor's approval.
Femhealth points out that red clover may interact negatively with a number of medications when taken at the same time, such as birth control pills. Other such medications include Warfarin, Coumadin, Jantoven and aspirin. The negative drug interaction between the herb and medications reduces the effectiveness of the drugs, while increasing the risk of health complications such as bleeding. Anyone taking prescription medications or any other herbal remedy should consult with their doctor or other licensed health care practitioner.
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This week we celebrated the birthday of William Shakespeare, a man who gave us some of the finest plays ever written and whose works continue to be performed. Now let me be honest and say that I love Shakespeare in just about every form in which he appears. Traditional staging to updated to re-imagined. However, I know that some folks out there just can't sit through the long plays and Elizabethan language without getting bored or distracted. So here are some recommendations for people who might like to get the gist of the Shakespearean story without all the fancy dialogue.
Romeo and Juliet [2] has inspired different interpretations over the years. One of the best is the musical West Side Story [3] starring Natalie Wood, Richard Beymer, Rita Moreno, George Chakiris, and Russ Tamblyn. Italy becomes America. The Montagues and Capulets become street gangs. The Jets are native New Yorkers. The Sharks are Puerto Rican immigrants. Romeo is Tony (Beymer), a Jet. Juliet is Maria (Wood), the sister of one of the Sharks. Beautiful songs, energetic dancing, great performances all around in this Oscar winning movie.
Othello [4] is the story of jealousy and its tragic consequences. My favorite re-telling is a BBC production also titled Othello [5], set at Scotland Yard in modern day London. Eamonn Walker gives one of his strongest performances in the title role of John Othello, with Keeley Hawes as his young wife Dessie and Christopher Eccleston as the evil, manipulative Ben Jago. Another modern version is "O" [6] and uses an American high school setting. Mekhi Phifer stars as Odin James, with Josh Hartnett as jealous villain Hugo, and Julia Stiles as Desi, the girl Odin loves.
King Lear [7] was recently updated to 19th century American West in King of Texas [8]. Patrick Stewart stars as rancher John Lear, whose pride brings about his downfall. And Japanese director Akira Kurosawa gave us Ran [9], a version of the story set in feudal Japan.
Macbeth [10], a story of envy and the destructive drive for power, has also been interpreted in different ways. Kurosawa adapted the play as Throne of Blood [11], a tale set in feudal Japan. The great Toshiro Mifune starred. Macbeth also inspired a dark comedy version titled Scotland, Pa [12], starring James LeGros, Maura Tierney, and Christopher Walken.
Of course, Shakespeare wrote comedy, too. The Taming of the Shrew [13] became 10 Things I Hate About You [14]. Feuding Katherine and Petruchio became high school students Kat Stratford and Patrick Verona. Julia Stiles and Heath Ledger star is this fun remake.
Finally, BBC produced some imaginative modern remakes and updates in a series of movies titled ShakespeaRe-told [15]. The four cutting-edge productions in this collection bring Shakespeare alive for a 21st century audience. Macbeth is the chef in a 3-star restaurant and stars James McAvoy and Keeley Hawes. Beatrice and Benedick (Much Ado About Nothing [16]) are rival co-anchors, with Sarah Parish and Damian Lewis as the leads. Titania and Bottom (A Midsummer Night's Dream [17]) carouse in a tawdry theme resort, starring Imelda Staunton and Bill Paterson. Outrageous Petruchio, played by Rufus Sewell, sets out to tame the conservative Kate, played by Shirley Henderson, in a politically incorrect marriage of convenience (The Taming of the Shrew).
So if you've never thought you'd like Shakespeare, try a few of these movies and let me know what you think. And if you're like me, a fan of the Bard, tell me what your own favorites are, whether traditional or modern.
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Aside from the experimental "Coconut" as a Python JIT compiler using GCC's new Just-In Time capabilities, the
shared library isn't yet depended upon in the real-world but the JIT compilation abilities are being built upon for hopeful incorporation into the GNU Compiler Collection.
Going back to October of 2013 has been work on this
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David Malcom wrote the Coconut compiler as an example Python JIT compiler using the new GCC interfaces, which compiles CPython bytecode into machine code and uses libgccjit's Python bindings. Malcom is hopeful bindings for other languages to libgccjit will be added going forward. Besides Coconut there's also been other experimental method JITs implemented against this GCC JIT shared library but not yet any tracing JITs.
While the code hasn't yet been merged, it's already been beneficial to GCC in finding various issues within GCC as a result of these new operations. David Malcom is encouraging distribution vendors to begin packaging libgccjit, developers to try it for their language runtimes and to hook in more language bindings, and ultimately for the work to be incorporated into the next major GCC release. Right now it's looking like the next GNU Compiler Collection release will be
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The Panama Canal commemorates 100 years of dredging Culebra Cut, removing the last barrier during its construction for the free movement of vessels along the 80-kilometer waterway.
Following the calendar of activities in the countdown to the centennial, the Panama Canal highlighted the significant role played by dredging to ensure the safe navigation through the waterway, even before its opening 100 years ago.
"Dredging is key to ensure the safe and efficient navigation through the Panama Canal on its nearly 100 years of operation," said Panama Canal Administrator Jorge L. Quijano, during an event in Gamboa, headquarters of the Panama Canal Dredging Division. This division has a total of 850 workers.
Although October 10, 1913 marked the blast of the Gamboa Dike which removed the last land barrier and joined Culebra Cut and Gatun Lake, the Panama Canal was not fully navigable due to landslides in Culebra Cut. It was necessary to continue dredging for nearly two months to complete the opening of this stretch.
Dredging at the Panama Canal dates back to 130 years ago, when the French began the effort to unite the Pacific and Atlantic Ocean. In 1907, during the United States construction period, the Excavation and Dredging Department was created due to the importance of this task to the success of the project.
From then on, dredging is a daily activity at the Panama Canal to ensure the waterway's depth and the safe passage of ships through the navigation channel in the Atlantic and Pacific entrances, the lakes and Culebra Cut, as well as in the anchorages, docks and mooring stations located along the route.
Dredging also plays an important component of the Panama Canal Expansion Program to ensure the required depth and enable the safe navigation by bigger vessels with deeper draft upon its completion.
The Panama Canal Dredging Division has a variety of equipment including cutter-suction dredges, mechanical dredges, drilling and blasting barges, some among the most powerful in the world.
The Panama Canal Dredging Division is strategically located in Gamboa since 1936 to have the equipment near Culebra Cut and Gatun Lake, areas that require permanent dredging.
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CSCL Globe, the world's largest containership and the first of a series of five 19,100 TEU containerships ordered by China Shipping Container Lines (CSCL) in 2013,
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CEE News
Oct 18, 2013
Focused Career Fair Attracts 200 CEE Students
They came out dressed to impress, resumes in hand. More than 200 civil and environmental engineering students stood in line to meet with representatives from 12 companies at the Civil and Environmental Career Fair held at the Student Center in October.
Oct 7, 2013
Well-Loved Professor Retires, Goes out with a Rhyme
Beloved engineering professor Farghalli A. Mohamed celebrated his retirement and 70th birthday in late September surrounded by colleagues, faculty, staff and friends.
Sep 5, 2013
Soroosh Sorooshian Honored with Horton Medal for Outstanding Contributions to Hydrology
The American Geophysical Union has awarded UC Irvine Distinguished Professor Soroosh Sorooshian the 2013 Horton Medal for his outstanding contributions to hydrology.
Aug 13, 2013
Civil engineering senior selected for Semester at Sea
Jose Ramos, a senior in civil engineering, has received a Semester at Sea Presidential Scholarship. The award covers full tuition, room and board for the shipboard program. Ramos is one of only three students selected from a pool of 120 applicants.
Jul 22, 2013
Having Fun, FABcamp Style
The Samueli School's FABcamp got off to a boisterous beginning with a full roster of middle school children. The first group of 9 girls and 20 boys could be seen touring labs and walking around the school in bright yellow t-shirts.
Jul 12, 2013
Undergrads Spend Two Weeks Down Under Studying Water Sustainability
Twelve undergraduate students – nine from UCI, one from UCSD and two from UCLA – completed a week of orientation in early July before heading Down Under to participate in a six-week research experience, including two weeks in Australia.
Jun 18, 2013
More than a Weatherman
Public Impact Fellow Scott Sellars is developing a better way to predict precipitation
Jun 12, 2013
Civil Engineering Doctoral Student Awarded Department of Defense Fellowship
Civil and environmental engineering doctoral student Andrea Thorstensen has been awarded a 2013 National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Fellowship. Sponsored by the Department of Defense, the competitive fellowship covers Thorstensen's tuition and provides an annual stipend for three years.
Jun 6, 2013
Abraham Baca Named Scholar of the Week by Great Minds in STEM
Abraham Baca, a civil engineering senior, at the University of California, Irvine (UCI) is a 2012 HENAAC-Southern California Edison scholarship recipient. The first in his family to attend college, Abraham's goal is to graduate from UCI and receive his Professional Engineering License.
Abraham is best described as a student that seeks out any academic, leadership or career development opportunity that comes his way. As a freshman, he sought out and joined the Latino Business Student Association (LBSA). The only STEM student in the organization, he continued his active involvement through his senior year when he was elected president. As president, he reengaged community service opportunities for the organization, which was very important to him. He also instilled a mentorship program, which paired upper classmen with lower classmen. Abraham believes the best way to create drive is to have someone guide you along your academic path.
Jun 4, 2013
Five Engineering Grad Students Earn NSF Research Fellowships
The National Science Foundation has granted five UC Irvine engineering graduate students a research fellowship, and another three honorable mentions. The NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP) recognizes and supports outstanding graduate students in science, technology, engineering and mathematics disciplines.
As the oldest graduate fellowship of its kind, the GRFP has a long history of selecting recipients who achieve high levels of success in their future academic and professional careers. Fellows receive a three-year annual stipend, opportunities for international research and professional development. Here are the Samueli School's 2013 NSF fellowship program awardees:
May 29, 2013
NASA fellowships awarded to three UCI hydrology graduate students
Three UC Irvine graduate students have received prestigious NASA Earth and Space Science Fellowships for their research projects involving water and climate.
May 16, 2013
Celebrating an Extraordinary Career
Masanobu Shinozuka retires
Apr 5, 2013
Water Education Festival Draws Thousands of Elementary School Children to UCI
Professor Bill Cooper, known around campus as the water boy, spoke to more than 500 elementary school children about the importance of wetlands in treating water at the 2013 Children's Water Education Festival. Held over two days in UCI's Aldrich Park, the annual festival educates Orange County's third, fourth and fifth graders about local water issues and how they can protect water supplies and their environment.
Presented by the Orange County Water District (OCWD) and offered as a free field trip for local schools, the event draws more than 7,000 children each year. Cooper's presentation was one of 65 booths sprawled around the park.
"The OCWD, as one of the most progressive water agencies in the world, has sought to educate the public for years on the importance of water to Orange County, Southern California and California," says Cooper, professor of civil and environmental engineering and director of the Urban Water Research Center.
Nov 13, 2012
Amir AghaKouchak Participates in 2012 Frontiers of Engineering Education Symposium
Symposium features innovative faculty
Assistant Professor Amir AghaKouchak, department of civil and environmental engineering, was one of 72 innovative educators who participated in the National Academy of Engineering's fourth Frontiers of Engineering Education (FOEE) symposium. The attendees were nominated by fellow engineers or deans and chosen from a highly competitive pool of applicants. The symposium was held Oct. 14-17 at the Arnold and Mabel Beckman Center of the National Academies of Sciences and Engineering in Irvine.
The FOEE program brings together some of the nation's most engaged and innovative engineering educators to recognize, reward and promote effective, substantive and inspirational engineering education.
Aug 14, 2012
Wastewater Key to Quenching Global Thirst, UCI-led Review Finds
Conservation also vital to supply both humans, ecosystems
Parched cities and regions across the globe are using sewage effluent and other wastewater in creative ways to augment drinking water, but 4 billion people still do not have adequate supplies, and that number will rise in coming decades. Wildlife, rivers and ecosystems are also being decimated by the ceaseless quest for new water and disposal of waste. Changing human behavior and redoubling use of alternatives are critical to breaking that cycle.
"This is the only path forward to provide water for humans as well as for ecosystems," said lead author Stanley Grant, a UC Irvine civil & environmental engineering professor who specializes in water quality. "We need to focus on improving the productivity and value of existing supplies, which basically means getting more out of a glass of water."
Aug 10, 2012
CEE Graduate Student Awarded NASA Earth and Space Science Fellowship Award
Hamed Ashouri one of 54 honored in Earth Science Research
Jun 8, 2012
Student Group Participates in 2012 ASCE Pacific Southwest Conference
UC Irvine finishes third in the environmental design competition
May 30, 2012
Jay Famiglietti Elected Fellow of American Geophysical Union
He is one of 61 honored as Fellows in 2012
Famiglietti's research group focuses on how the water cycle and freshwater resources are being impacted by climate change.
May 8, 2012
Pair Win ASCE Orange County Branch 2012 Awards
Professor Brett F. Sanders and alum Tricia Maruki honored
The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Orange County Branch honored Brett F. Sanders, Ph.D., chair of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE) in The Henry Samueli School of Engineering, and Samueli School alum Tricia Maruki, P.E., in February at the branch's annual awards dinner banquet in Costa Mesa.
Sanders' work is in the area of environmental hydrodynamics and his specialty is numerical modeling of free surface flow and transport in rivers and the coastal zone (estuaries, harbors, and bays). Maruki graduated cum laude with a B.S. degree from the Samueli School in 2005, and received her professional engineer's license in 2008.
Apr 30, 2012
Troubled Waters
UCI's Jay Famiglietti warns of global crisis in new documentary
UC Irvine professor Jay Famiglietti sits with his arms politely crossed, watching an irate Central Valley farmer wrest a microphone out of a conservationist's hand. The two are dueling over the urgency of irrigation for 25 percent of America's food supply versus cancelling crop production to save water.
A few minutes later, Famiglietti patiently tries to explain the scientific reality behind groundwater depletion and why proper resource management could help all sides. Suddenly, he abandons his professorial lingo and sighs: "We're screwed."


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The city's chefs have been getting creative with local ingredients, ranging from Atlantic seafood to produce from the Annapolis Valley.
There are countless differences between home and professional cooks, but the one factor that really separates the amateurs from the pros is the quality of their knives. Many an excellent home cook I know proudly displays a set of Henckel or Cutco knives on the kitchen counter. The really ambitious ones, spring for brands like Furi and Global. But check out the knife stash of any of Montreal's top chefs and you'll find some serious Japanese knives, most of which have been purchased from Guillaume De L'Isle.


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Electric Mobility is a dynamic field of development. New technologies stand alongside traditionally reliable approaches to electrical engineering and electronics and the system, which connects them to standard international combustion engine technology.
Today, many different voltages are used in electric and hybrid vehicles and it is difficult to understand the differences, the impact on component costs, on power electronics and on safety.
This presentation is the summary of a work performed at the German ZVEI providing an overview on the current state of technology and standardization of relevant voltage classes. The work has had as objective to support professionals and interested stakeholders in development, technology, production and repair service dealing with powertrain electrification.
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Is it right to buy iPhone 4 now, when I can get much more performance at the same price(android) ?
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Posted February 23, 2013 at 5:44PM
obviously i cant afford iPhone 5 and I so much want to try an iOS device..i have never used one..I am in a severe dilemma..at the price of iPhone 4 i can get almost double CPU and double RAM..confused :/ :(
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Posted February 23, 2013 at 6:42PM
Can't speak for the phone but, like you, I so much wanted to try an iOs device, having not used one since the days of the Apple Mac.
So I bought an iPad4.
I returned it after less than a week, pretty unimpressed. A triumph of hype over reality.
Think carefully before you spend your cash.
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Posted February 23, 2013 at 11:06PM
**"So I bought an iPad4. I returned it after less than a week, pretty unimpressed. A triumph of hype over reality."**
At the end of 2012 Apple was selling over 1.7 million iPads every week. It would have been more, but they simply couldn't turn them out in sufficient quantities. International companies have been buying them by the thousand for use by staff, and the Swedish government bought 10,000 iPads. The port authority of the Netherlands recently bought 5000 of them.
The iPad has been the most successful computing device ever produced, and it hasn't done that by being a triumph of hype over reality.
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Posted February 23, 2013 at 11:45PM
Forum Editor, are you sure? Used one the other day. It was a computer and that is all. I agree with morddwyd," A triumph of hype over reality."
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Posted February 24, 2013 at 5:52AM
what about iPhone 4 ? is it a right decision to go for it at this point of time ?
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Posted February 24, 2013 at 8:47AM
" it hasn't done that by being a triumph of hype over reality."
Sorry, I should have prefixed that with "for me".
However, it was not meant as a criticism of the iPad, for which I have raised a dedicated thread elsewhere, nor was it meant to hijack new bee's thread, just a simple attempt at some constructive comment for him/her, to date the only such comment offered..
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Posted February 24, 2013 at 10:02AM
My opinions of the iPad are based on my use of one over a long period - it's simply the best mobile device I've ever used - and on its success in the marketplace, which has been phenomenal.
An iPad isn't for everyone, obviously, but it is certainly an extremely useful device as far as I'm concerned. I wouldn't want to be without mine.
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Posted February 24, 2013 at 10:06AM
"what about iPhone 4 ? is it a right decision to go for it at this point of time ?"
That's something only you can decide. It's a superb phone, but only you decide whether you want to buy - it's not really something that we can advise on subjectively.
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Posted February 25, 2013 at 12:37PM
As FE says, it's a subjective decision. But I recently analysed the iPhone 4 and Nexus 4, which may offer some guidance.
Personally, if I had never had an iPhone, I'd say go for the Android. The price difference in the case of the Nexus 4 is staggering if you buy outright. Even on contract the competition is driving down prices. Best advice: go to a store and try out both platforms.
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Pronunciation: /ˈdʒiːnəʊm /
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