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Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds
Max Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds, View
Max Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed with Sofabed
Max Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed with Sofabed, View
Max Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)Standard Room, 1 King Bed with Sofabed
Max Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)Eco-friendly hotel with restaurant and indoor pool
Situated in Miramichi, this eco-friendly hotel is 0.1 mi (0.1 km) from Miramichi Landings Welcome Center and within 3 mi (5 km) of Middle Island Irish Historical Park and Miramichi Golf and Country Club. Ritchie Wharf is 7.5 mi (12.1 km) away.
Hotel Features
This smoke-free hotel features a restaurant, an indoor pool, and a fitness center. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a bar/lounge, a business center, and conference rooms.
Room Amenities
All 80 rooms provide conveniences like sofa beds and coffee makers, plus free WiFi and satellite TV. Other amenities available to guests include room service, hair dryers, and ironing boards.
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Rodd Miramichi features an indoor pool and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access.
Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 8640 square feet (778 square meters) include conference space. This eco-friendly hotel also offers barbecue grills, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and a fireplace in the lobby. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Rodd Miramichi is a smoke-free property.
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Conference space size (feet) - 8640
- Conference space size (meters) - 778
- Number of meeting rooms - 6
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- 24-hour front desk
- ATM/banking
- Babysitting or childcare
- Bar/lounge
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Fireplace in lobby
- Fitness facilities
- Meeting rooms
- Number of floors - 3
- Total number of rooms - 80
- Restaurant
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
- Indoor pool
- Wedding services
Family Friendly Amenities
- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Babysitting or childcare
- Sofa bed
- Refrigerator (on request)
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Free WiFi
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Air conditioning
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Satellite TV service
- Climate control
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free toiletries
- Desk
- Hair dryer
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Iron/ironing board
- Pay movies
- Private bathroom
- Refrigerator (on request)
- Shower/tub combination
- Sofa bed
- Room service (limited hours)
Where to Eat
Breakfast is available for a surcharge each morning.
1809 Restaurant and Bar - This restaurant specializes in seafood and serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Cross-country skiing nearby
- Rafting nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Parasailing nearby
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Pets allowed, Maximum number of pets per room 2
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
We should mention
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. The property allows pets in specific rooms only and has other pet restrictions. Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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Case Number | 58117 |
Log Number | US-07172014-0003 |
Date Submitted | 07/17/2014 03:00 UTC |
Date of the Event | 07/17/2014 01:05 UTC |
Source | MUFON |
Disposition | Unresolved |
Summary | Six lights in a semi oval flight path individuly glowing then dark, then on again. Moving N-W about 100 yards apart. |
Tags | lights |
Sighting Location
City | Leesville |
Region | South Carolina |
Country | United States |
Latitude | 33.865537 |
Longitude | -81.393684 |
The latitude and longitude presented here is an approximation to protect the reporters identity
Sighting Specifics
Viewing Distance | 501 Feet - 1 Mile |
Sighting Duration | 00:02:30 |
Object Features | Unknown |
Object Flight Path | Other |
Object Shape | Sphere |
Weather Factors | Unknown |
Sighting Details
I went outside to smoke a cigarette on the porch. I saw a light come on for a few seconds, then go out. Then I saw a second one come on a very short distance from were first light came on. At first I thought it might be fire flies. Then I took a better look and there were six objects flying in a half oval shape in fomation. They were evenly spaced and moving a a slow rate of speed. I don't believe they were aircraft. Moving too slow and would have stalled out. Also the normal red/green navigation lights were missing on all six. When they were not lighted they were non visable to my eye sight. By the way, on clouds in the sky and a 1/2 moon. The six moved in close formation that would be illegal for civilan air craft, and made no noise at all. I know military helicoptors and planes, these were not either. I live way out in the country and would have heard engine noise. I called for my wife and brother to get out here and look at the objects when I relized they were headed into the horizon tree top level line. They didn't make it in time to see the objects. I just felt someone needed to know what I saw that wouldn't think I needed to be in a rubber room. The formation looked like below. o o o o o o |
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Dragonborn:Dremora Merchant
Dremora Merchant (RefID: xx01EEC1) |
Race | Dremora | Gender | Male |
Level | 6 | Class | Destruction Mage |
RefID | xx01EEC1 | BaseID | xx01EEB1 |
Merchant | |||
Gold | 2000 | ||
Sells | Leveled Weapons, Armor, and Arrows | ||
Buys | Clutter | ||
Other Information | |||
Health | 92 | Magicka | 183 |
Stamina | 50 | ||
Primary Skills | Destruction, Restoration, Sneak, Alteration | ||
Class Details | CombatMageDestruction | ||
Moral. | No Crime | Aggress. | Unaggressive |
Essential | Yes | ||
Faction(s) | DLC2DremoraMerchantFaction; Prisoners Faction |
The Dremora Merchant is a Dremora that can be summoned by the Black Market power, one of the reward options from the quest Black Book: Untold Legends. When summoned, he approaches you and goes into the sell screen. He wears black robes and a pair of boots.
Unlike the Dremora butler, he seems to delight in providing his services to you. He will greet you by saying, "Ah, my favorite customer.", "You have many things I wish to buy.", "So soon? You must be hungry for a deal.", "Ah, a fresh mortal who seeks to bargain with me.", or "So, we meet again." When you offer to sell your items to him, he will reply with one of the following: "I'm sure we can strike a bargain.", "Haggling with you can be so...entertaining.", "Let's make a deal.", or "I can hardly wait." Once you have finished bartering with him, he will part ways by remarking, "Until you summon me again.", "I do so love dealing with mortals.", or "Ah, sweet Oblivion. Soon I shall return."
[edit] Related Quests
- Black Book: Untold Legends: Learn the Black Book's hidden knowledge.
[edit] Standard Merchandise
This is the merchandise found in the Dremora Merchant's merchant chest. These items are only available if purchased from the merchant; they cannot be pickpocketed or stolen. They are restocked every two days.
Count | Item | Details |
1 | Leveled Heavy Armor (unenchanted; Daedric is best possible) | |
1 | Leveled Enchanted Heavy Armor (Daedric is best possible) | |
1 | Leveled Enchanted Weapon (Daedric is best possible) | |
1 | Leveled Weapon (unenchanted; Daedric is best possible) | |
~9 | Leveled Arrows | Max 12 (12@75%) |
[edit] Notes
- His inventory is leveled, and includes weapons, armor and arrows. At higher levels, he is a reliable source of Daedric items.
- While he doesn't have a large selection, his gold count is always 2000 making him a good choice if you need to sell some gear to lighten the load immediately.
- The Dremora Merchant buys items from the player for 9% less than normal merchants and sells for 25% more.
- He is not affected by the Master Trader perk.
- The Dremora Merchant is different from many other Dremora in that his voice is not the usual low pitch menacing sound, but is rather more astute and refined, sounding instead like a typical Dunmer. The notes for his dialogue describe him as "oily, somewhat sinister".
[edit] Bugs
- If you try to summon the Dremora Merchant while trespassing, he will say, "You're not supposed to be here." and will refuse to do business with you.
- This bug is fixed by version 2.0.7 of the Unofficial Dragonborn Patch.
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Definition of inutile in English:
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Pronunciation: /inyo͞oˈtilədē/
Late Middle English: from Old French, from Latin inutilis, from in- 'not' + utilis 'useful'.
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Spray a large saucepan or Dutch oven with a few sprays of the oil spray. Add onion and saute over medium-high heat until tender. Add chipotles, sausage, seasonings, beans, tomatoes, chocolate, and wine. Bring to a boil over high heat and then reduce the heat to a simmer. Cover and let simmer for 30 to 40 minutes. Stir in cilantro and cheese just until cheese is melted. Serve immediately.
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The Ambassador usually had a longer wheelbase than the Statesman. Most of the time the difference was all forward of the firewall, so from the firewall back the bodies were almost identical except for trim and some interior pieces. I say most of the time because the Ambassador name was used for around 80 years. AMC did the same with the Classic/Matador and Ambassador... most of the time. 63-64 Classic/Ambassador shared the same wheelbase, before and after the Ambo was longer (in front of the firewall). Why make a car longer just in the front? Longer wheelbase rode better, but most importantly it gave the illusion of a larger car with just the cost of a different front clip. Customers didn't seem to notice... |
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Toronto Maple Leafs' Morgan Rielly said goodbye at 14
Morgan Rielly knew what he wanted to do at a young age. But his big move came with a lot of tears.
There were long, awkward silences. Then tears. Lots of tears.
It was the heartwrenching goodbye that accelerated a hockey career; a 14-year-old Morgan Rielly — eventual bright light on the Maple Leafs blueline — bidding farewell to his mother in an unfamiliar dorm room some 1,300 kilometres from home.
"At the time I was scared," Rielly recalls now. "I knew I had kind of turned a new page and it was the start of the journey at that point."
His mother "was pretty emotional but it's something we all have to go through at some point in our lives and it just happened that it was a bit earlier for me."
Hockey is entrenched in our nation's identity. It is a rare winter night when the game's stars are not skating across television screens from some NHL rink somewhere. The world junior tournament over the holidays is a coast-to-coast obsession. And what Canadian won't be working their February schedules around the Olympic shinny broadcasts out of Sochi.
But in those cases we are seeing the finished product or close to it.
Earlier in their lives, those polished pros and exceptional teens were all boys full of hope, boys leaving family and friends to chase a dream.
"That's kind of what you have to do if you want to play pro," says Rielly, now an impressive 19-year-old rookie NHL defenceman. "It was one of the hardest things I've had to deal with in terms of choices you have to make in your life."
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"After I saw (my mother) start crying, I started crying a little bit. That's just the way to goes. It's what you had to do."
Recalls his mother, Shirley: "It was terrible … one of those emotionally charged things that stays with you for the rest of your life."
Rielly's departure from the nest arrived when most boys his age count picking a high school option as a big decision. Barely 14 and coming to the end of Grade 8, he decided to leave his West Vancouver home to move east to attend Notre Dame College, a storied hockey high school in Wilcox, Sask.
Rare is the hockey-playing young teen who doesn't dream big but Rielly believed strongly, the way his talent was developing, that he had a genuine shot at beating the odds. While too modest and superstitious to ever express it that way, he understood that to get to the big league he needed bigger challenges.
Fourteen, however, is young even in the hockey world. Here in Ontario, players are drafted into the junior ranks the year they turn 16 and then, usually, it is only a couple of dozen or so that make the immediate jump that requires leaving home. In western Canada, the draft is a year earlier but players can't join junior teams on a full-time basis until they are 16.
But Rielly arrived early at his life goals.
"I was kind of at the stage where I knew what I wanted to do and I knew I wanted to play pro hockey," he recalls. "I had a long conversation with my dad about it and we had heard about this school that I went to, Notre Dame, and we'd heard all kinds of good things."
His father Andy understood. But his mom?
"My mom didn't feel quite as strongly about it as I did, that's for sure," says the teen. "Our only deal was that, if I got to go, she got to drop me off. So she flew out with me and she dropped me off."
"It was," Rielly recalls, "a pretty quiet flight."
"It's tough when you know you have to say goodbye soon. I think that's maybe the hardest part, the 24 hours leading up to the point where you say, all right, this is it. We'll see you at Christmastime."
Shirley, who has a consulting company involved in oncology research, recalls the moment when she finally had to leave Morgan behind and the reassurances that passed both ways.
Him saying: "I'm going to be fine. It's going to be great."
Her saying: "If you change your mind, you call me. I'll come back and get you. You just call me."
"It's tempered a little bit when you knew that it's something that they've dreamed of," says Shirley now.
"But at the end of the day, when they're walking away and you have to get into an empty car and drive away, it's heartbreaking. It is heartbreaking."
The situation unfolded wonderfully well for Rielly. He would become captain of the top team at Notre Dame. Then, in his Western Hockey League draft year, he was selected second overall by Moose Jaw, the junior team he joined after Grade 10. The Leafs then selected him 5th overall in the NHL draft and the blue-chip prospect cracked the Toronto lineup as a 19-year-old.
"I knew what I wanted to do and I knew how I wanted to do it," Rielly says now.
"I was quite homesick for the first two or three weeks but I knew after that it was just going to be gravy and that's kind of how it turned out."
On reflection, Shirley understands how saying goodbye to the younger of her two sons at 14 fits in the big picture.
"As a parent you have to look back and say, this is one of those things where it can't be about me."
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I've been doing quite a bit with user controls and JavaScript. There is an art to using the JavaScript correctly, wiring it in and having it work consistently. I thought I'd post a brief article on the "101" around this based on the things I've found. Hopefully this can be a quick-and-dirty reference guide for those of you working to extend your user controls with JavaScript functionality.
I am a major fan of JQuery because of the fact it feels "natural" with the combination of XPath selector and CSS-style selections, chaining, and the browser compatibility is handled for me. There are correlating functions in other libraries, but this is what I'll be using for my examples.
I try to keep as clean a separation of code from the ASCX file as possible. The exceptions are elements that I must derive on the server side. These typically include references for callbacks, URLs (I like to strongly type my URL references), and wiring "init" events.
We'll use a hypothetical "contact" control. Here is what I have at the bottom of my ASCX file, and this assumes I am using the AJAX framework and therefore have somehow registered a ScriptManager (this is outside the scope of this document — see the Script Manager control overview:
window.Sys.Application.add_init(contactInit); contactCtrlClientID = '<%=ClientID%>';
Basically, I've registered with the AJAX framework and told it to call contactInit once everything is loaded. I've also created a reference to the client id. If I'm going to have multiples, I'd push them to an array or use some other method to keep track (windows provides handles and references in AJAX as well) of them ... this is just a quick and easy way to know how it is registered to the page if it is inside of a master page, etc.
There are many ways you can include the related JavaScript. Some people like to make it a straight include reference so they can easily update the JavaScript on disk and test changes, etc. We produce commercial software so the code is embedded (I like to do initial testing with an external resource, then embed the JavaScript). My favorite convention is to name the JavaScript the same as the control and have it side-by-side with the control in the designer (i.e. if my control is ContactCtrl.ascx, then my JavaScript is ContactCtrl.js and at the same level as the control).
This is an easy three-step process.
[assembly: WebResource ("Company.Project.UserControls.Contact.ContactCtrl.js", "text/javascript")]
Page.ClientScript.RegisterClientScriptResource(typeof(ContactCtrl), ("Company.Project.UserControls.Contact.ContactCtrl.js");
When you register an initialize event, you can then hook in to "prep" the control. For example, maybe my contact control has some dynamic sections that are conditional based on a contact type. I can do something like this:
function contactInit() { $(document).ready({ $("#divAdmin").hide(); $("#selType").change(contactTypeChange); }); } function contactTypeChange() { ... $("#divAdmin").show(); }
Essentially, this will hide the admin section, then wire in a change event to the dropdown and call the type change method which can conditionally show it, etc.
Good development practice dictates I design my control as self-contained as possible. For example, if I am making a search criteria control, I can't just assume I'll have a "search results grid" and when the user clicks "submit" send some client information over to the control. The proper way to have user controls talk on the client side is the same way on the server: through events. There are two ways I like to wire in my events. If I'm doing a light weight control, I'll tab into the global event pool and have a unique event name. If I'm developing a more extensive control, I'll wire in an AJAX behavior and expose events that way. To learn how to create a full-blown AJAX client control (something that can expose all of your server side events in a similar clientside model), read Creating Custom ASP.NET AJAX Client Controls.
Let's assume I want to expose an event that is raised whenever the user changes the contact type. This way I can have other controls that might dynamically respond to the change on the client side, avoiding a server round trip. I don't have a true AJAX client control that corresponds to my contact control, so what can I do? An easy method is to plug into the Application events - think of these as "global" events. In my contact, I just need to know if someone is listening to my event. I'll give it the name "contactTypeChange" and send along the new type as well as my client id in case I have multiple instances.
function contactTypeChange(clientID,contactType) { var contactHandler = window.Sys.Application.get_events().getHandler("contactTypeChanged"); if (contactHandler) { contactHandler(clientID,contactType); } }
Now, in my control that is listening to the event, I simply register to do something with it. Let's call this my "Contact Security" panel and it will show special admin security rights if the contact is an admin. First, in my init function, I'll register for the event. Second, I'll provide a function to handle the event.
function contactSecurityInit() { window.Sys.Application.get_events().addHandler ("contactTypeChanged", contactTypeChangeHandler); } function contactTypeChangeHandler(clientID, contactType) { if (contactType == "admin") { $("#divSecurityAdminInfo").show(); } }
Page.ClientScript.GetCallbackEventReference (this, string.Empty, string.Empty, null);
For example, let's say we want to display some text in a div based on the contact type. We want the server to retrieve the text and perform globalization functions against it before sending it back from the browser. This snippet of code will do the trick:
WebForm_DoCallback(callbackRef, contactType, function(args, ctx) { $("#divHelp").html(args); }, null, null, false);
Callbackref is the reference to the control. You can embed the GetCallbackEventReference above in your ASCX page and render the page to see how the control is referenced. It's essentially the path to the control separated by dollar signs (if you have a masterCtrl then a pageCtrl then the contactCtrl, it will look like masterCtrl$pageCtrl$contactCtrl). The next is the argument that gets passed to the server, following by the function to process when the result is returned. Here, we do an inline function and find the div and fill it with what we got back from the server. (You can read more about script callbacks).
Obviously, there is a lot you can do with scripts and user controls and this post only scratched the surface. Hopefully this gave you a good idea of some good practices for associating JavaScript to a user control and ways you can use JavaScript to extend the functionality, allow for greater interoperability between controls, and streamline performance through the use of callbacks.
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How to Become a Navy SEAL
Four Parts:Preparing YourselfEnlisting to Be a Navy SEALBeginning Your TrainingGetting Advanced Training
Becoming a Navy SEAL (Sea-Air-Land) requires extreme physical fitness, mental fitness and the ability to make quick decisions while operating as part of a team under demanding conditions. They are the highest paid enlisted operators in the military and for good reason -- it is an assignment that only a few are mentally and physically strong enough to take on.[1] If you think you can make it with the cream of the cream of the crop, read on.
Part 1 of 4: Preparing Yourself
1Make sure you meet the requirements.
- Applications are accepted from men who are 28 years old or less. You may request an age waiver (for those 29 to 30). Age waivers are reviewed on a case-by-case basis.
- If you are 17, you may enlist with a signature from a parent.
- If you have previous Navy SEAL experience and would like to become an officer, you are eligible up to age 33.[2]
- SEALS must have under 20/70 vision, and it must be correctable to 20-25 vision. The worst eye can be 20/70, while the best eye 20/40
- All types of color blindness are disqualifying.[2]
- In order to be a U.S. Navy SEAL, one must be a native-born or naturalized United States citizen, and must speak, read and write English fluently.
- Upon enlisting in either the Navy or to be a SEAL, you'll need to pass a secret security clearance.[2] In order to do so, it's important to have a blemish-free record. If you were planning on a committing a felony any time soon, change your plans.
- It's important that you are not only physically sound, but mentally and psychologically sound as well. These traits will be assessed during your training.
Ad - Applications are accepted from men who are 28 years old or less. You may request an age waiver (for those 29 to 30). Age waivers are reviewed on a case-by-case basis.
2Get physically fit. There is not an adjective in the English language that can adequately describe the training you'll be going through. Horrendous, immensely draining, designed to push you to your limits, and at times torturous only begin to describe it. Start well before you begin training. The SEAL website has a training guide that you should get started on pronto that's available here.
- Though it's not necessary, it's a good idea to hone your swimming and SCUBA skills sooner rather than later. Though they will take the time to teach you, it'll be that much easier if you already know how to do it.
1Visit your local Navy recruiter. In order to become a Navy Seal, you must enlist in the military. Visit your recruiter and tell them of your intentions. They will ask you about all the above requirements and administer a practice ASVAB (the test you'll be taking to determine your mental aptitude).
- It's important to tell them that you want a SEAL Challenge Contract. If you enlist in the Navy and then decide to become a SEAL, you do not get a $12,000 SEAL sign-on bonus.[3] You'll get a bonus, it just won't be as steep.
- When visiting the recruiter, take with you your birth certificate, Social Security card, a 10-year history of where you lived and worked, three references with name, phone number, and address, and the names and addresses of people who can verify this information.[4]
- If all goes well, the Navy recruiter will put you in touch with the regional Naval Special Warfare/Special Operations Mentor or coordinator. They will help you train for your PST (Physical Screening Test). They will also give you your Delayed Entry Program qualifying PST. Specific locations and information are given out on a need-to-know basis, but more information can be found on the SEAL/SWCC website.[5]
2Rock the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery or ASVAB. You will be required to take the ASVAB to join the military. Your scores on these tests determine the Navy jobs or "Rates" for which you are eligible. You must score well enough to qualify for the SEAL program. The ASVAB test is made up of tests in the following subject areas:
- Word Knowledge
- Paragraph Comprehension
- Mathematics Knowledge
- Arithmetic Reasoning
- General Science
- Auto and Shop Information
- Mechanical Comprehension
- Electronics Information
- Numerical Operations
- Coding Speed (this is optional and should be requested at your Military Entrance Processing Station. If it's not requested, there is only one way to calculate your score; requesting this gives you more flexibility).[2]
- You'll want an Armed Forces Qualifying Test (AFQT) score (another qualifying test) of 78 or better. Men with this score and higher typically succeed at BUD/S.[2]
3Get your Navy contract. Because of the elite-ness of the SEAL qualification, you cannot jump right in and get a SEAL contract. You must first start out with your Navy contract that will be superseded by your SEAL contract in time.
- On this day, you will take your ASVAB, get a physical (vision, hearing, range of motion, drug testing, medical history), and get a background screening. You will be told whether or not you qualify to become a SEAL. You will then need to sign the contract, taking any other job classification.[4]
- This contract will have a boot camp date on it. This is for the Navy. Disregard this. After you take your PST (you're "Delayed Entry," remember?) and pass, you'll start your SEAL training instead.
- On this day, you will take your ASVAB, get a physical (vision, hearing, range of motion, drug testing, medical history), and get a background screening. You will be told whether or not you qualify to become a SEAL. You will then need to sign the contract, taking any other job classification.[4]
4Pass the SEAL Physical Screening Test. To say this test is strict is an understatement. SEAL training is very difficult and there is a high drop out rate during training. Below is the list of physical screening tests. All times are approximate.
- Event: 500-yard swim using breast and/or sidestroke
- Allowable Time: 12:30 Minutes
- Competitive Time: 9:30 Minutes
- Rest Period: 10 Minutes
- Event: Push-ups
- Allowable Time: 2:00 Minutes
- Minimum Repetition: 50
- Competitive Repetition: 100
- Rest Period: 2 Minutes
- Event: Sit-ups
- Allowable Time: 2:00 Minutes
- Minimum Repetition: 50
- Competitive Repetition: 100
- Rest Period: 2 Minutes
- Event: Pull-ups
- Allowable Time: No time limit
- Minimum Repetition: 10 (dead hang)
- Competitive Repetition: 19 (dead hang)
- Rest Period: 10 Minutes
- Event: 1 1⁄2 mile (2.4 km) Run wearing boots and trousers
- Allowable Time: 11:30 Minutes/Seconds
- Minimum Repetition: N/A
- Competitive Repetition: 10:20 Minutes/Seconds
- Rest Period: N/A
- Event: 500-yard swim using breast and/or sidestroke
5Get your Navy SEAL contract. Now that you've signed your Navy contract and taken the PST, you are now allowed to receive a SEAL contract. Your Special Warfare/Special Operations mentor will help you along this process. If all is fine, you will be reclassified into the SEAL program and a new contract (replacing the old one) must be signed.Ad
Part 3 of 4: Beginning Your Training
1Go to SEAL Prep School in Great Lakes, IL. Here you'll have another initial PST and a closing PST (that's harder than the first one -- a timed four-mile run and a timed 1000-meter swim). It's basically boot camp. Intense boot camp.
- This lasts for 8 weeks. If you make it through, you'll be shipped off to BUD/S in Coronado, CA. If you don't, you'll be placed in another division of the Navy.[6]
2Begin BUD/S. That stands for Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL. It is a 24-week challenge that will develop you into a mental and physical machine. Each week you will be required to show sufficient improvement. Because of its nature, only 25% make it to the end.[4] BUD/S includes three phases:
- Phase I is "basic conditioning," focused on mental and physical ability.
- Phase II covers underwater skills such as combat swimming and SCUBA diving.
- Phase III, on San Clemente Island, will teach weapons, demolitions and navigation skills and basic, small-unit tactics.
3Start orientation. This is the first 3 weeks of BUD/S. It will introduce you to the instructors and the lifestyle to be expected. You will get a sense of the training and be prepared to begin the first real phase.
- Get ready to hear some not so pretty things. You'll be doing things like drown-proofing -- where you have to swim with either your legs or hands bound -- and surf torture -- where you're exposed to cold water for minutes on end, ordered to do calisthenics, and possibly even run miles in your cold, wet clothes. Then, you'll just be ordered back into the water.[7]
4Start the physical conditioning phase. This lasts 7 weeks and is gruesome. It's where the most Drops on Request (DOR) get filed.[7] Those activities mentioned above happen during this stage, along with running 4 miles (6.4 km) in boots, 2 mile (3.2 km) swims in the ocean, participating in timed obstacle courses, and learning small boat seamanship.[6]
- Fourth week of this Basic Conditioning is affectionately known as "Hell Week." You will be training for 5 1/2 days continuously with 4 hours of sleep total. This is the ultimate test of your physical and mental motivation. You will learn that you can do a hundred times more than what you thought you could ever do and learn how to depend on your team. If you make it through this torturous week, you'll spend three weeks gladly making surveys, charts, and being more academic.[6]
5Start the Combat Diving portion of BUD/S. During this time, you will be trained as a combat swimmer. The second phase of this portion concentrates on SCUBA skills -- both open and closed circuits (compressed air and 100% oxygen). You'll also learn some medical skills as well.
- You'll be doing long-distance underwater dives. Actually, you'll learn how swimming is a mode of transportation. This is unique to SEALs and sets you apart from other Special Operations forces.[6]
6Move onto the Land Warfare phase. For these next 7 weeks, you'll be trained in basic weapons, demolition and small-unit tactics, with the last half on San Clemente Island. But your initial skills aren't forgotten -- in fact, the ante is upped yet again. You'll need to run, swim, and negotiate the obstacle course even faster than before.
- You'll also be doing some sophisticated land navigation, patrolling techniques, rappelling, marksmanship and military explosives. Thankfully it's not all surf torture and drown-proofing![6]
7Begin Parachute Jump School. Having made it through BUD/S (hats off to you!), you'll be taken to do static line and free-fall training at Tactical Air Operations in sunny San Diego, CA. The emphasis here is to everything as safely as possible. If you had vertigo or acrophobia up until this point, you might want to consider getting over it.
- You'll be starting off simple, with basic static line jumps to free falls to accelerated free falls to accelerated free falls with combat equipment to accelerated free falls with combat equipment from 9,500 feet (minimum).[6]
8Move on to SEAL Qualification Training (SQT). SQT includes Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape (SERE) School and Tactical Air Operations. It's another 26 weeks honing your mental and physical prowess.
- You'll be taking this time learning TTPs; that's Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures. You'll be put through cold-weather survival, marine operations, advanced combat swimming, close-quarter combat and land-warfare training, rendering you virtually immortal. Perhaps more importantly, you'll be working as part of a platoon and as a valuable member of a team.[6]
9Be awarded the prestigious Navy SEAL Trident. After graduating from SQT, you're a Navy SEAL, worthy of your crown. Congratulations and take a nap. However, the training isn't over. You'll get advanced training and eventually get assigned to a SEAL team.Ad
Part 4 of 4: Getting Advanced Training
1Choose your rating. Navy SEALs get specialized -- advanced training could be in foreign language study, SEAL tactical communications training, Sniper, Military Free-Fall Parachuting, Jump Master (Static line and Military Free Fall) and use of Explosive Breachers, to name just a handful. Then there are those that go the medical or officer route. Which speaks to you?
- A Navy SEAL is a Navy SEAL. Once you have this designation, you've already risen to the top. Now it's time to just hone in on what you're naturally good at and thrive on it.
- Depending on the route you take, you will either go to Virginia Beach, VA, Pearl Harbor, HI, or Coronado, CA.[6]
2Report to your first SEAL Team or Special Delivery Vehicle (SDV). Once you do this, you'll begin advanced training that lasts around 18 months. You'll be going through Individual Specialty Training, Unit Level Training and Task Group Level Training. Whatever rating you chose will determine how you progress from here.
- If you have a medical rating, you will attend the Advanced Medical Training Course 18D first for 6 months to become a SEAL medic. This is in Fort Bragg, NC.
- If you are choosing to go the Officer route, you will attend the Junior Officer Training Course to learn about operations planning and how to brief and manage teams.[6]
3Get deployed. Now that you have skills that could rival any superhero, it's time to put them into action. Most deployments last around 6 to 8 months and could really include anything. You could be traveling by parachute, submarine, helicopter, on foot, or combat swimming. Either way, you'll be maneuvering highly specialized, ridiculously challenging warfare missions that are beyond the scope of standard military forces.[6]
- Do Navy SEALS have to kill people? The SEAL/SWCC website says quite carefully, "The Navy SEALs train for war and fight to win. The execution of a SEAL's duties is swift and violent when required yet guided by the principles that he serves to defend."[8]
4Go even further. Being a Navy SEAL will present you with a number of opportunities, from educational to professional. The Navy offers schooling to make you an expert in virtually anything -- from chemical and biological warfare to military tactics to deep-sea diving. You can even get college credit![6]
- After the Navy, you will always be a Navy SEAL. Having that title shows the world that you successfully completed some of the most rigorous training America has to offer. Your future will be full of opportunities.
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- If you are a teen, and want to be a SEAL, start training now. Do not wait and do not give up.
- Do pull-ups, push-ups, sit-ups, and running for at least 20 minutes every day.
- After you complete Hell Week during BUD/S, the Navy will offer to move your family at their expense.
- Swim at least 250m routinely, half of the requirement, and advance to 500m in steps over time.
- SEALs are the Navy's primary, direct action, Special Operations sailors and are assigned to one of ten acknowledged SEAL Teams. The Navy has a second autonomous group of Special Operators known as Special Warfare Combatant-craft Crewmen (SWCC) (pronounced "swick") that are assigned to Special Boat Teams.
- If you want to be an officer (leading units and training other SEALS), it's imperative that you have a college degree.[9]
- If you already are enlisted in the Navy, you'll need to notify your command and apply for a rating transfer.[4]
- Men with either an associate's or a bachelor's degree are generally twice as likely to succeed in BUD/S training as compared to those with no higher education.[4]
- If you are in a different branch of the military, you will need to separate from that branch well before visiting a Navy recruiter and beginning the process from scratch.[4]
- Accidents Happen in BUD/S and SQT so listen, be careful and follow instructions.
- This is not for the faint of heart, mind, or spirit. You will be virtually crushed and brought back to life. Most candidates do not pass BUD/S. If you choose this path, know that it will be the opposite of easy.
Sources and Citations
- ↑ http://www.navy.com/careers/special-operations/seals.html
- ↑ 2.02.12.22.32.4http://www.sealswcc.com/navy-seals-enlisted-general-requirements.aspx#.Ul7FFJzABak
- ↑ https://www.sealswcc.com/navy-seals-frequently-asked-questions-faq.aspx#.Ul7FIJzABak
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I am scandalously late with sending birthday presents to two of my nieces in Switzerland. I have no idea why these special dates slipped my mind, but they did. For some time I have been wanting to make cushions to compliment the quilts I made for them last Summer.
This was made for the youngest, who has quite the colorful yet determined sort of personality. Since there are pinwheels in the quilt, it was only natural to chose a pinwheel cushion. However, I did not want to overdo it, so I chose a slightly different version with this Pinwheel block from Quilter's Cache (a lovely site for blocks). It will be on a grey background, like the original quilt.
I will try to get it in the post by Sunday, which is the first weekday of the week in this part of the world.
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I feel like screaming this at my kid right now. Bedtime has become a nightmare the last few weeks. He starts screaming 20 minutes after we put him down. We are going to let him cry it out starting tomorrow night...or if he wakes up again tonight. Has anyone else been through going-to-bed hell at around 18/19 months? What worked best for you? We have an elaborate bedtime routine, with a bath, book and snuggles. I do not feel that I should cuddle him, rock him, or sing him to sleep...he needs to re-learn how to fall asleep on his own...
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Mine has just started this & he's 22/23 months. I'm ready to pull my hair out!!
Quoting ashmac03:Sorry but your post reminded me of the Samuel Jackson "Go The F*uck To Sleep", LMAO! If you haven't see it you need to look it up.
You are right with everything that you are doing. And what is he getting up about? If he's scared, perhaps set up a plan. For Caden, when he was scared of monsters in the closet, etc. we gave him a flashlight that he could "lightsaber" the monsters. That did really well for him :). We told him how much monsters HATED the light.
Another tip I've heard of is giving him a toy or something he has to take care of and protect. Taking control really helps them :).
If he's bored........well, we are a little "different" in that we let Caden get out of bed all he wants....as long as he stays in his room and is quiet. He can get up to grab books or some of his electronic learning toys. sometimes, like adults, they just aren't that tired :).
That's really worked well for us :). I hope you find osmething that works for oyu guys!
No but I have had routine since day one!
So get a rountine in line then put him to bed. Let him cry after a few mintues go in comfort him DO NOT PICK HIM UP!! then leave the room and then repeat. After a few weeks he will go to sleep all by himself and sleep all night! Good Luck!
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Kali The Mother - Poem by Swami Vivekananda
The stars are blotted out,
The clouds are covering clouds,
It is darkness vibrant, sonant.
In the roaring, whirling wind
Are the souls of a million lunatics
Just loose from the prison-house,
Wrenching trees by the roots,
Sweeping all from the path.
The sea has joined the fray,
And swirls up mountain-waves,
To reach the pitchy sky.
The flash of lurid light
Reveals on every side
A thousand, thousand shades
Of Death begrimed and black —
Scattering plagues and sorrows,
Dancing mad with joy,
Come, Mother, come!
For Terror is Thy name,
Death is in Thy breath,
And every shaking step
Destroys a world for e'er.
Thou 'Time', the All-Destroyer!
Come, O Mother, come!
Who dares misery love,
And hug the form of Death,
Dance in Destruction's dance,
To him the Mother comes.
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Lord of the Rings Conquest - Xbox 360
21 January 2009As far as brand names go, The Lord of the Rings is one of the biggest and most iconic. Quite why the gaming world has had to suffer without a decent LotR title to gorge itself on is odd considering the wide variety of genre's and gameplay styles that...
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Samsung NC10 notebook
21 January 2009Initially perceived as a bit of a fad, the netbook phenomenon is definitely here to stay. With shelves cluttered up with well over two dozen representatives of the slinky little devices, and with most packing similar specs, it's been tricky to sort...
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Grand Theft Auto IV - PC
5 January 2009There's absolutely little doubt whatsoever that Grand Theft Auto IV is one of the very best gaming experiences currently available. The tale of Niko Bellic, and his drop into the murky underworld of Liberty City, was enough all on it's own to be an...
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Shaun White Snowboarding: Road Trip - Nintendo Wii
24 December 2008While Nintendo's money spinning Wii Fit with balance board usually spends less time on the shop shelves than overpriced tat at a Next sale, titles making excellent use of the handy peripheral have been thin on the ground. In fact outside the fairly...
3 out of 5
Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe - Xbox 360
24 December 2008Everyone remembers the first time they saw one of those brutal fatalities featured in the Mortal Kombat series. Whether it was a ripped out heart, a deathly plummet onto sharpened spikes, or an arcade cabinet dropping on your head, spying one of these...
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Need For Speed: Undercover - PS3
17 December 2008Once upon a time the Need for Speed games were incredible fun. All about cop chases in top class motors, the first games were truly fantastic titles that still remain decent examples of the four wheeled genre. Sadly the latter years has seen the series...
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16 December 2008For the decade that proceeded the appearance of all things Wii and DS, Sony were praised for inviting groups that wouldn't traditionally game into our world of electronic fantasy. Of all the franchise that have played a major part in this shift in customer...
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Prince of Persia - Xbox 360
15 December 2008The rebirth of the Prince of Persia franchise with the Sands of Time on the last generation of consoles was a true delight. Once again we had some stunning platforming brilliance, rounded off by a gorgeous graphical style and the fresh ability to rewind...
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Microsoft SideWinder X5 mouse
8 December 2008After a number of gaming mice emanating from Microsoft intent on claiming the higher priced end of the gaming market, the SideWinder X5 is the first attempt at cracking the budget end of the mouse buying public. The SideWinder X5 is essentially a bare...
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Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts - Xbox 360
8 December 2008Whenever a classic series is awarded remake status, quizzical glances from both fans and the press are instant. The number of remakes that have been complete and utter disasters roll off the tongue easier than the bed fellows of one Pamela Anderson. Their...
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Microsoft SideWinder X6 gaming keyboard
5 December 2008Microsoft has long hoped to rule the roost with PC gaming peripherals, and the sleek SideWinder X6 keyboard is their latest attempt at grabbing this huge share of the PC market. Immediately you'll be well aware of the keyboard's ample size. At over...
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The Last Remnant - Xbox 360
4 December 2008What is it with these Japanese RPG's and their strangely unsuitable names? Look back towards what most consider the ultimate JRPG series, the Final Fantasy games, and ponder just why Square decided to call them FINAL Fantasy. Final? Considering the...
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Sonic Unleashed - Xbox 360
3 December 2008You've got to feel sorry for Sonic. After starring in not only the quickest, but some of the best 2D platforming ever thought of at the start of the 90s, his recent career has been spoiled by some horrific jumps towards genres that Sonic's unique...
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Left 4 Dead - Xbox 360
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Tomb Raider: Underworld - Xbox 360
1 December 2008The life of Lara Croft has taken many twists and turns over her lengthy existence. After an incredible introduction and a swift - yet brilliant - sequel, she's starred in numerable poor quality gaming and movie fare, only slightly combated by the latter...
4 out of 5
Resistance 2 - PS3
28 November 2008Looking back in hindsight, the initial batch of PlayStation 3 titles were far from special. The hyped Resistance, Sony's answer to the Xbox's all conquering Halo, stuttered and essentially failed to recapture the system selling magic that Bungie's...
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Alone In The Dark: Inferno - PS3
26 November 2008If you look back at our review of the Xbox 360 version of this latest in the long running Alone In The Dark series, we were heavily critical of the irritating camera system, horrible driving sections, and a pretty dull and tedious gaming experience. Well...
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SingStar Volume 3 - PS3
21 November 2008As far as grabbing a large slice of the public who simply refused to previously "game", the SingStar series has been an absolute wonder at shifting consoles for Sony. Never underestimate the general public's obsession with embarrassing themselves crooning...
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Guitar Hero: World Tour - Xbox 360
18 November 2008With EA's Rock Band improving on the much loved Guitar Hero series by simply adding more to do, its little shock to find Activision about to unleash their own take on the full band gaming genre. The biggest addition over the last Guitar Hero title is...
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FIFA Manager 09 - PC
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Call of Duty: World at War - Xbox 360
14 November 2008The development of the Call of Duty series is a touch odd. Infinity Ward (Call of Duty 1, 2, and the stupendous 4) trade design duties with Treyarch (Call of Duty 3, and 5) to make sure a new one hits the shelves every holiday season. Unless you've...
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Dead Space - Xbox 360
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Fallout 3 - Xbox 360
6 November 2008When it was announced that developers of the stunning RPG Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion were working on the latest in the Fallout series, interests with immediately piqued. Though quite dated (visually at least) isometric RPGs, the first two Fallout titles...
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Gears of War 2 - Xbox 360
5 November 2008Ever since Gears of War hit the Xbox 360, there's always been one trying question that was desperate to be answered. Just how could it get any better? The answer, simply, is turn everything right up to 11. From the graphics, the visceral combat, and...
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Midnight Club: Los Angeles - PS3
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Atlanta, Georgia's Royal Thunder released their debut full-length 'CVI' in 2012, an album that can be truly hailed as one of the most beautiful efforts in psychedelic hard rock to have surfaced in recent history. In the three years that followed, the band toured endlessly to present these tunes on stages worldwide, but somewhere during that period, found the time and inclination for further creativity which has resulted in a new album called 'Crooked Doors', released in April 2015 via Relapse Records. For listeners that found themselves captivated by 'CVI', it was hard to detach from that album and give 'Crooked Doors' a fair chance, but Royal Thunder's newest creation has finally sinked in.
The combination of singer/bassist Mlny Parsonz' voice and the instrumentation by herself and her band mates is nothing short of spine-chilling on 'CVI'. Royal Thunder attempts to achieve the same result on 'Crooked Doors' but through a varied approach and an evolved musical style. As is evident from the opening tunes 'Time Machine', 'Forget You' and 'Wake Up', there is greater focus on melody, and on utilizing the singing voice to the maximum. That being said, the instrumental mastery is still present and is skillfully intertwined with the ever-changing textures of Parsonz' voice. For old-fashioned music listeners that like to absorb entire albums as opposed to singles, these first three tracks are crucial in convincing one to continue listening, and the sonic traits exhibited on them are certainly carried with much conviction through the entirety of the 11-track effort.
The meat of Crooked Doors comprises compelling tunes 'Floor', 'The Line' and 'Glow', while 'Forgive Me, Karma', 'Ear On The Fool' and 'One Day' showcase some of the finest guitar work on the album, and it all comes to a somber end with 'The Bear' parts 1 and 2. Crooked Doors on the whole is catchier and more vocal-oriented than CVI, but is simultaneously also a much darker, emotional and thought-provoking effort. It's as much Fleetwood Mac as it is Led Zeppelin. The blend of these characteristics should bring greater commercial success for Royal Thunder in the upcoming phase of their career, but for the most part, does not alienate fans of their past work.
Crooked Doors sees Royal Thunder take a positive evolutionary step while still staying firmly planted in their musical roots.
Rating: 8.5/10
Record Label: Relapse
Release Date: April 7th 2015
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02. Forget You
03. Wake Up
04. Floor
05. The Line
06. Forgive Me, Karma
07. Glow
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Conquest by the Ottoman Turks
The glories of the Nemanjić empire were short-lived. In 1354 the Ottoman Empire gained a foothold on the European mainland, and, by the time of Dušan's death in 1355, the Turkish march northward had already begun. Dušan's successors were unable to sustain his achievements, and almost immediately the state began to disintegrate under rival clan leaders. The fall of Adrianople (modern Edirne, Turkey) to Turkish troops shocked the several factions into briefly uniting under Vukašin, the king of the southern Serbian lands, and his brother John Uglješa, the despot of Serres (modern Sérrai, Greece); their forces were eventually defeated in 1371 at the Battle of the Maritsa River (Battle of Chernomen), in which both leaders were killed.
The Ottoman conquest of the Balkan Peninsula was not a smooth progression. South Slav leaders were frequently willing to ally themselves with the Ottomans in the hope of securing aid against rivals. In this way they were able to retain a nominal independence for some years in return for a variety of forms of vassalage. One of the most celebrated of these leaders was Marko Kraljević, the son of Vukašin and a chieftain of Prilep, who was immortalized in many of the heroic folk ballads of Serbia and Macedonia. In 1387 or 1388 a combined force of Serbs, Bosnians, and Bulgarians inflicted a heavy defeat on the Ottoman army at Pločnik, but a turning point came when the Bulgarian tsar Ivan Shishman broke with the alliance of Slavic powers and accepted Ottoman suzerainty. No longer threatened from the east, the armies of Sultan Murad I were able to concentrate their weight against Serb resistance. Led by the Serb knez, or prince, Lazar Hrebeljanović (he did not claim Dušan's imperial title), a combined army of Serbs, Albanians, and Hungarians met Murad's forces in battle. On St. Vitus's Day (Vidovdan), June 28 (June 15, Old Style), 1389, at Kosovo Polje, the Serbs and their allies suffered a defeat that has become hallowed in several great heroic ballads. The vision of Lazar on the eve of the battle, the alleged betrayal by the Bosnian Vuk Branković, the killing of Murad by Miloš Obilić, the succour brought to the wounded on the battlefield by the Maid of Kosovo—these and other stories have been immortalized in Serbian folk literature. They have become lenses through which subsequent creators of national mythology have come to see their past and imagine the attributes of the nation in essentially spiritual terms. Kosovo became (especially during the 19th century) the Jerusalem of the Serbs.
Forced to accept the position of vassals to the Turks, Serb despots continued to rule a diminished state of Raška, at first from Belgrade and then from Smederevo. Serbian resistance did not end until the fall of Smederevo in 1459.
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The McLaren MP4-4 for me is the best F1
car ever produced. Its record speaks for itself as it went on to win
15 of the 16 GP's in 1988. When we look back through the record books its usually the drivers that are lauded for their achievement in a given season. However F1 offers a situation that requires both Man & Machine to be in unison, without the advantage the MP4/4 gave Ayrton and Alain would they have taken so many victories that season? We will never know the answer to this question. Looking back over nearly 25 years of innovation though could the rules have allowed for an even more dominant car?
I'm going to try and implement a modern
take on the MP4-4 using current technology and safety regulations
whilst sticking to the Technical Regulations of 1988 (Unfortunately
at present I'm still looking for a set of the 1988
regulations/rulebook/yellowbook, so if you have them or know someone
who does please let me know)
I'm not going to simply stick bits on
an MP4-4 but use the cars original design cues whilst utilising
knowledge that has been developed since it's use almost 25 years ago.
Obviously many innovations have come and subsequently been banned
since 88 and as I develop the modern version we will look more
carefully at some of these concepts and decide on their inclusion for
the overall design ethos.
Some early considerations to look at:
Possible Area's of Aero development
Front Wing endplates and additional
surface area'
Nose Height and interaction with FW
Floor area exposed
Outer Wheel Covers
Aerodynamic Brake Ducts
Decked Diffusers
Turning Vanes / Flow Conditioners / Vortex Generators in
prominent flow area's
Possible Area's of
Mechanical/Engine/Drivetrain Development
Paddle Shifting Semi Automatic Gearbox (Look at when it arrived in F1)
Mass Damper and/or other reactive ride height solutions
Off Throttle Diffuser mapping
KERS (Would have to be mechanical power storage as high capacity batteries weren't available at this time)
As I don't have a team of engineers and designers and/or the money/facilities of a team I'm quite sure a low end modern team with the same regulations from 88 could come up with a superior design. However I thought this could be a fun and engaging project for people to also have input in and engage.
I have purchased a Tamiya 1:20 scale model of the MP4/4 to give a representation of the old vs new design and was hoping that perhaps someone with some decent modelling/CFD skills may come on board to help with that side. I may also build a home brew wind tunnel in order to see what sort of flow differentials the two designs have.
This post will be edited with the links to each new blog post I make on the subject of the modern MP4-4 interpretation and will also use the #modernMP4-4 for related twitter posts
Lastly I must point out that at present I'm doing this without direct contact with McLaren and my only contact with McLaren concerning the project was with their Technical Director Paddy Lowe via Twitter who had this to say:
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Thank you for the ezydog harness and leash! I appreciate the personal care taken by the people and the quality products. Maria the colors work perfectly together and I and my dog are very happy.
Thank you Maria for all your knowledge, and your commitment to sharing it and helping all animals. Our 3 dogs are much, much healthier and happier because of you. I contact you any time I have a question about their health and you always respond within a day and give us expert advice. Even though we now live in Nevada you are still our primary source for all dog food and health products.
Very fast service. Thank you.
I am always pleased to order from you - your service is excellent, especially the updates to the website and the fast shipping. I especially like the "repeat this order" option on your website - since I regularly order the same quantity of dog & cat food, it makes the process super fast and easy. Thank you!
Very pleased with the transaction with your company!! My dog, PO has to be on your Milk Thistle for life and was highly recommended by Dr. Martin Goldstein's Veterinary Clinic in New York. Thank you...and hopefully will be ordering from you for a long time!
All my dogs love the products I buy from you. Fast shipping is appreciated. Thank you!
Got my order nice and fast and everything was in perfect condition. They included a copy of my order and even wrote a personal thank you on the receipt, which I thought was a nice touch! Very happy with my transaction and products.
Quality Service for quality products; AND quality prices!
Great products, great service!!
First, let me thank you for the very fast delivery. The kidney and glandular supplements have been working great for my dog for the past 2 years. I started them when he was in big trouble with his kidneys. Blood tests showed he was rapidly going towards kidney failure. After one week I could see a big difference. He has been on the supplements for 2 years and, coupled with a organic home made died, he is in perfect health. Thank you for carrying those marvelous products
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