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First, I unplugged the washer then removed the front panel to the washing machine, then the pump cover, then the two hoses connected to the pump, draining them into a small bowl. I removed the ground wire and electrical connections.Then I removed the two bolts holding down the pump and removed it. I had to pivot the hose connections on the pump to match the old one. Once I did this, I removed the hold-down bracket from the old pump and installed it on the replacement pump. Getting the hoses clamped back on the new pump was a challenge, and I finally used an automotive clamp on the rear hose. Once the hoses were connected, I bolted the pump back in, reconnected the power and ground connections and replaced the cover.Overall, it was a fairly straightforward installation and the only challenging part was the hose clamps.
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Former Member of Parliament and veteran journalist Kuldip Nayar on Tuesday called for the setting up of a press commission to go into issues such as "paid news."
Noting that the last time a press commission was set up was in 1977, he said it was time for a fresh one in the light of developments over the past three decades.
'Press not free'
Alleging that the press in India was "not free, really," he said: "Editorial space is being sold, including in large, mainstream newspapers. It is going on everyday."
Newspapers, he lamented, "are becoming pro-establishment, when they have to be anti-establishment." He also criticised the growing tendency among newspapers to appoint journalists on contract basis instead of under the wage board system.
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"The contract system should be abolished. It is illegal. All journalists must be covered under the Wage Board. It will give them security of job. That will help them work without any fear."
Mr. Nayar was releasing a document prepared by the Delhi Union of Journalists (DUJ), Delhi Media Centre for Research and Publications Trust and Popular Education and Action Centre on the report of the sub-committee set up by the Press Council of India (PCI) on the issue of paid news.
Paranjoy Guha Thakurta, a co-author of the report, said that stringent steps were needed to curb the menace of paid news as the credibility of the press was at stake.
General secretary of DUJ S.K. Pande criticised the PCI for not publishing the full report of the sub-committee and instead coming out with a "highly diluted" version, after removing references to newspapers found "guilty" of publishing paid news.
"Blatant censorship"
"It does no credit to the editing skills of the Press Council members that a report of over 36,000 words was cut down to less than 4,000 words. It is blatant censorship."
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We are loving the photo above of Rico Rodriguez, Ariel Winter and Nolan Gould on the set of ABC's "Modern Family." We wonder why each of them is wearing blue – do you think it has to do with the gender of Sofia Vergara's character Gloria's baby?
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Superpedestrian's 'Copenhagen Wheel' Is Now For Sale
Born out of MIT, it helps give cyclists the boost they need to get up those tough-to-bike hills.
Showing up sweaty to the office after an intense bike commute could soon be a distant fear, because starting today, a bike-wheel attachment that helps power riders up hills with relative ease is available to the general public.
Known as the Copenhagen Wheel, the device is comprised of a self-contained motor and batteries that snap onto the back of an ordinary bicycle, instantly transforming it into a hybrid electric vehicle with social media capabilities.
The wheel stores energy during a ride, and when cyclists need a boost, it helps give them an extra push to get where they are going. "The average non-professional rider puts out around 75 watts [when riding]," said Assaf Biderman, an MIT researcher and founder of Superpedestrian, the company that makes the wheel. "With the motor you get a continuous 250 watts extra. That's 325 watts. That's more than four times than your average person can put out. You are almost four times stronger."
Developed in MIT's SENSEable City Laboratory in 2009, as part of a research project sponsored by the Mayor of Copenhagen, much of the progress on the wheel has taken place during the past year, aided by a multi-million dollar investment from Spark Capital and the collaboration between lab technicians and Superpedestrian.
Sales of the Copenhagen Wheel start today, and Biderman expects them to ship by the first of April. Although pricey—a wheel can cost as much as a bike, coming in at $700—and a bit on the heavy side, weighing approximately 12 pounds, Biderman insists it's an investment worth making for anyone taking on the urban landscape with two wheels.
"We have seen in the past decade a bike renaissance around the world. People all over the planet are searching for ways to move around on bikes that are more sustainable and more pleasurable, and to replace some of their car travel," Biderman said. "What we are doing is offering an alternative that is both fun, and it's a seamless experience—you ride it just like any bike."
Not only will the distance of bike commutes feel shorter, he said, but bikers will show up places without sweat dripping from their foreheads. "The bike learns how you pedal. So from a technical standpoint, it improves by understanding how hard you push when you pedal, and how often you need help," he said. "The steepest hill on Beacon Hill will feel slightly more difficult than riding on a plane."
The Copenhagen Wheel uses a cyclist's smartphone in tandem with a sensor built into the circular red hub, which recognizes the topography a user typically encounters on a ride. They can then pre-program when they want the wheel to help them out. The app even tracks data such as distance traveled, calories burned, and elevation climbed, which can be shared on social media sites. "It opens the door to a more social experience," Biderman said. "It keeps you fit, while allowing you to reach further than ever before. You can share that with others, and inspire others."
Since Superpedestrian announced that they were building the wheel for the general public back in October, the company has received tens of thousands of inquiries about purchasing the device from all over the world, he said.
Biderman said the immense interest has members of the Superpedestrian team working on their next project—which he wouldn't discuss—to make riding more interactive and enjoyable. "We have a whole bunch of plans for the future, but for now we are selling the wheel. But there is a lot coming up next in the pipe," he said.
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Actor Nazriya Nazim on Tuesday approached the Commissioner of Police with a complaint against director Sargunam stating that he has maligned her image by filming an intimate scene in an upcoming movie using a body double.
Police sources said Ms. Nazim had played the lead role in movie 'Naiyandi' staring Dhanush, which is scheduled to be released soon. She had objected to an intimate scene with the lead and claiming it was filmed using a body double against her wish and breaching her movie contract.
Director Sargunam said in a press release the song sequence 'Innikka Innikka,' shot with Ms. Nizam, required a close-up scene. The actor, when approached, refused to come from Kerala and suggested that the scene could be filmed using a body double. Ms. Nizam's claims are not reasonable, the director added.


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A chilling collection of ghost stories containing Rats by M.R. James, The Raven and Berenice by Edgar Allan Poe, The Birthday of the Infanta by Oscar Wilde, A Tough Tussle by Ambrose Bierce and The Signalman by Charles Dickens. In Rats, Mr Thompson comes to regret his decision to investigate a locked room in a country inn, and in The Signalman, the subject of the story is haunted by ghostly appearances that always precede tragic events.
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One of the nineteenth century's most polemical literary figures, Oscar Wilde scandalised Victorian society and paid the price with social ostracism and a lonely death. Now restored to acceptability, his talent is unquestioned, and though he is best remembered for the comic wit and social criticism in his plays The Importance of Being Earnest and Lady Windemere's Fan, he also wrote the sombre, memorable poem The Ballad of Reading Gaol. His taste for the dark and the macabre was revealed in his novel The Picture of Dorian Gray. The Birthday of the Infanta is one of a number of fairy stories for older children which dissects the kind of cruelty only children are capable of.
Dickens's mastery of characterisation and atmosphere is undisputed and he was particularly fond of a mystery or a good ghost story. His most famous is undoubtedly A Christmas Carol but he wrote a number of other less well known but equally fine chillers, such as The Haunted Man and The Bagman's Uncle. Indeed his last novel Edwin Drood is a mystery that remains unsolved to the present day. No 1 Branch Line: The Signalman is a strange tale of haunting and precognition—and is said to have been based on a true story.
Montague Rhodes James, a student of ancient and medieval lore, was appointed Provost of Eton College in 1918. He began to write horror stories to entertain and frighten his friends at Christmas. Rats is a chilling and evocative story set in a Suffolk tavern where an apparently normal situation becomes suddenly and frighteningly strange.
Poe is regarded as the true originator of the modern horror story. His particular blend of the gothic and suspense is eminently characterised in the collection Tales of Mystery and Imagination. It also informed his most well-known poem, The Raven, reproduced here in its entirety.
Ambrose Bierce was born in Ohio and was a veteran of the American Civil War—he was honourably discharged after being wounded. The clash between the Union and the Confederacy served as the inspiration for much of his later writing. A man of action who was as happy fighting as when writing, Bierce disappeared as mysteriously as a character in one of his stories—while serving in Pancho Villa's army in the Mexican Revolution in 1913.
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The company's gaming branch, Sony Computer Entertainment, will launch a digital campaign on 4 February that will claim the Network is a "fun, social and accessible" way of gaming.
Sony's online gaming platform now has more than 90 million subscribers, but last week had its reputation hit by a £250,000 fine, after users' data was exposed by a hack attack.
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In the fourth century the Roman Empire was under threat. The Barbarians were becoming a powerful force in Europe, and the Huns, the most savage of these tribesmen, were sweeping south towards the imperial frontiers. At the same time the Empire faced growing internal social and economic problems: plague and war had diminished the agricultural population and productivity was falling; the army was under increasing strain in defending the extensive boundaries. Christianity, too, continued to prove an unsettling influence - accepted and established in Constantinople, but not in Rome.
In this perceptive and stimulating book, Professor Wallace-Hadrill traces the development of Western Europe from the dissolution of the late Roman Empire to the emergence, in the tenth century, of the individual states of medieval Europe. Now in its fourth edition, The Barbarian West contains a fully revised and up-to-date bibliography.
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Laser technique for self-assembly of nanostructuresMay 19, 2015 8:38 am | by Swinburne Univ. of Technology | News | Comments
Researchers from Swinburne Univ. of Technology and the Univ. of Science and Technology of China have developed a low-cost technique that holds promise for a range of scientific and technological applications. They have combined laser printing and capillary force to build complex, self-assembling microstructures using a technique called laser printing capillary-assisted self-assembly (LPCS).
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Public screenings have become an important part of major sports events. In the future, we will be able to enjoy them in 3-D, thanks to a new invention from Austrian scientists. A sophisticated laser system sends laser beams into different directions. Therefore, different pictures are visible from different angles. The angular resolution is so fine that the left eye is presented a different picture than the right one, creating a 3-D effect.
Spiral laser beam creates quantum whirlpoolNovember 17, 2014 10:24 am | by Australian National Univ. | News | Comments
Physicists at Australian National Univ. have engineered a spiral laser beam and used it to create a whirlpool of hybrid light-matter particles called polaritons. The ability to control polariton flows in this way could aid the development of completely novel technology to link conventional electronics with new laser and fiber-based technologies.
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Projecting images on curved screens poses a dilemma. The sharper the image, the darker it is, even when using lasers and scanning mirrors. A novel optical approach involving the use of an array of microprojectors now brings brightness and sharpness together for the first time on screens of any curvature. It also allows an increase in projection rates by about 10,000 times.
Turning loss to gainOctober 27, 2014 7:42 am | by Steven Schultz, Princeton Univ. | News | Comments
Lasers are so deeply integrated into modern technology that their basic operations would seem well understood. CD players, medical diagnostics and military surveillance all depend on lasers. Re-examining longstanding beliefs about the physics of these devices, Princeton Univ. engineers have now shown that carefully restricting the delivery of power to certain areas within a laser could boost its output by many orders of magnitude.
What a "Star Wars" laser bullet really looks likeOctober 22, 2014 2:50 pm | News | Comments
Action-packed science-fiction movies often feature colorful laser bolts. But what would a real laser missile look like during flight, if we could only make it out? How would it illuminate its surroundings? The answers lie in a film made by researchers in Poland who have captured the passage of an ultrashort laser pulse through the air.
Ultrafast remote switching of light emissionOctober 1, 2014 9:15 am | News | Comments
Researchers in the Netherlands can now, for the first time, remotely control a miniature light source at timescales of 200 trillionths of a second. Physicists have developed a way of remotely controlling the nanoscale light sources at an extremely short timescale. These light sources are needed to be able to transmit quantum information.
Lockheed Martin conducts flight tests of aircraft laser turretSeptember 16, 2014 11:35 am | News | Comments
An interdisciplinary development team that includes Lockheed Martin, the Air Force Research Laboratory and the Univ. of Notre Dame has demonstrated the airworthiness of a new beam control turret being developed for DARPA to give 360-degree coverage for high-energy laser weapons operating on military aircraft. An aircraft equipped with the laser has already conducted eight test flights in Michigan.
Laser device may end pin pricks for diabeticsAugust 22, 2014 8:07 am | by John Sullivan, Office of Engineering Communications, Princeton Univ. | News | Comments
Princeton Univ. researchers have developed a way to use a laser to measure people's blood sugar, and, with more work to shrink the laser system to a portable size, the technique could allow diabetics to check their condition without pricking themselves to draw blood.
Yale's cool molecules are a hot itemAugust 21, 2014 10:03 am | by Jim Shelton, Yale Univ. | News | Comments
It's official. Yale Univ. physicists have chilled the world's coolest molecules. The tiny titans in question are bits of strontium monofluoride, dropped to 2.5 thousandths of a degree above absolute zero through a laser cooling and isolating process called magneto-optical trapping. They are the coldest molecules ever achieved through direct cooling, and they represent a physics milestone.
Laser "lightning rods" channel electricity through thin airAugust 19, 2014 8:49 am | News | Comments
By zapping the air with a pair of powerful laser bursts, researchers at the Univ. of Arizona have created highly focused pathways that can channel electricity through the atmosphere. The new technique can potentially direct an electrical discharge up to 10 m away or more, shattering previous distance records for transmitting electricity through air. It also raises the intriguing possibility of one day channeling lightning with laser power.
A transistor-like amplifier for single photonsJuly 28, 2014 11:19 am | by Olivia Meyer-Streng, Max Planck Institute | News | Comments
With the help of ultracold quantum gas, physicists have achieved a 20-fold amplification of single-photon signals, a step that could aid all-optical data processing efforts. The breakthrough was made with the invention of a new type of optical transistor build from a cloud of rubidium atoms, held just above absolute zero, that is transparent to certain wavelengths of light.
First direct-diode laser bright enough to cut, weld metalJuly 23, 2014 9:43 am | by Rob Matheson, MIT News Office | News | Comments
MIT Lincoln Laboratory spinout TeraDiode is commercializing a multi-kilowatt diode laser system that's bright enough to cut and weld through a half-inch of steel, and at greater efficiencies than today's industrial lasers. The new system is based on a wavelength beam-combining laser diode design that won an R&D 100 Award in 2012. It combines multiple beams into a single output ray, allowing for a power boost without efficiency loss.
Researchers develop efficient approach to manufacture 3-D metal partsJune 16, 2014 2:12 pm | by Kenneth Ma, LLNL | News | Comments
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory researchers have developed a new and more efficient approach to a challenging problem in additive manufacturing—using selective laser melting, namely, the selection of appropriate process parameters that result in parts with desired properties.
Tiny laser-powered sensor-on-a-chip tests chemical composition of liquidsJune 11, 2014 7:51 am | News | Comments
Simple solid-state lasers consist of only one material. But quantum cascade lasers are made of a perfectly optimized layer system of different materials so the wavelength of the laser can be tuned. Now a method has been developed in Austria to create a laser and a detector at the same time, on one single chip, in such a way that the wavelength of the laser perfectly matches the wavelength to which the detector is sensitive.
A new way to make laser-like beams using 250x less powerJune 6, 2014 9:03 am | News | Comments
With precarious particles called polaritons that straddle the worlds of light and matter, Univ. of Michigan researchers have demonstrated a new, practical and potentially more efficient way to make a coherent laser-like beam. They have made what's believed to be the first polariton laser that is fueled by electrical current as opposed to light, and also works at room temperature, rather than way below zero.
Team demonstrates continuous terahertz sources at room temperatureJune 5, 2014 11:47 am | News | Comments
The potential of terahertz waves has yet to be reached because they are difficult to generate and manipulate. Current sources are large devices that require complex vacuum, lasers and cooling systems. A Northwestern Univ. team is the first to produce terahertz radiation in a simplified system. Their room-temperature, compact, continuous terahertz radiation source is six times more efficient than previous systems.
New laser sensing technology could support self-driving cars, smartphone techMay 29, 2014 11:50 am | News | Comments
A new twist on 3-D imaging technology could one day enable your self-driving car to spot a child in the street half a block away or play "virtual tennis" on your driveway. The new system, developed by researchers at the Univ. of California, Berkeley, can remotely sense objects across distances as long as 30 feet, 10 times farther than what could be done with comparable current low-power laser systems.
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ARIZONA: No. 4/4 Men's Basketball Opens Pac-12 Tournament Thursday
March 12, 2014INDIANA SPORTS PAGE
Game 32: #4/4 Arizona (28-3, 15-3 P12) vs. Utah/Washington
Tip: 12:06 p.m. MST
Game Storylines
» The Wildcats' four Pac-12 Tournament titles are a league high; UA is in the midst of the second-best four-year run in program history, having won 108 games since the start of the 2010-11 season.
» UA collected a league-high 10 Pac-12 postseason honors, including Player of the Year (Nick Johnson), Freshman of the Year (Aaron Gordon) and Coach of the Year (Sean Miller); two of the five members of the both the Pac-12 All-Defensive Team and All-Freshman Team wear Arizona colors.
» This season marks Arizona's 27th 20-win campaign since 1985, tied for fourth nationally in that time; UA needs one more victory to tie the fifth-best single-season win total in program history (29).
» Since the start of the 2012-13 season, Arizona has spent 32 weeks ranked in the top 10 of the AP poll; the Wildcats are one of 10 teams that has been ranked in every AP poll this season and spent eight weeks in the No. 1 spot.
» Miller continues to honor a process that has seen him lead UA to a Pac-12-best 108-31 (.777) record since the start of the 2010-11 campaign; the Wildcats have a Pac-12-best three 25-win seasons since Miller took over in Tucson.
» Arizona is ranked sixth nationally in scoring defense (58.7) and ninth in field goal percentage defense (38.5); the Wildcats lead the nation in effective defensive efficiency, allowing just 87.3 points per 100 possessions.
» The Wildcats are looking to become the first UA team to lead the Pac-12 in scoring defense since the school joined the league in 1978; its current mark of 58.7 per game would be its best since allowing just 55.3 per contest in 1950-51.
» Arizona's interior defense has been stellar, limiting opponents to 41.2 percent shooting inside the arc to rank fourth nationally in two-point field goal percentage defense; UA ranks 20th nationally at just 16.5 fouls per game.
» UA employs a balanced offensive attack, having had at least four double-figure scorers in 20 of its 31 games; the Wildcats have gotten double-doubles from five different players this season, tied for the most in the Pac-12.
» Paced by T.J. McConnell's league-leading 3.02 assist-to-turnover ratio, Arizona ranks 21st nationally with a 1.43 ATR on the season; UA's average of 10.6 turnovers per game would be the second-best mark in program history.
» Arizona has won the rebounding battle 24 times this season and ranks fifth nationally with a +8.3 rebound margin; UA is one of only three teams to rank in the top 25 nationally in both offensive and defensive rebound percentage.
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FI_11641_11 Waterford Driving Routes - ALL (Issuu - HR)
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5 Driving Routes from WATERFORD Detailed route maps, places to see & driving tips The South East driving brochures were compiled in collaboration with travel writer P�l � Conghaile. P�l has written for National Geographic Traveller, The Irish Independent and Cara Magazine amongst other publications, and has three times been voted Irish Travel Journalist of the Year. "There's something about the South East that makes you want to get behind the wheel," he says. "Be it sandy beaches or craggy coves, wild mountains or winding rivers, ancient heritage gems or the tingle of excitement as you arrive into Kilkenny, Wexford or Waterford. It could be old. It could be new. But there's always something different around the next bend." P�l � Conghaile Th e Ve e! For full details on visitor attractions featured in this guide and a detailed regional map, pick up your copy of the South East Pocket Guide, or download from www.discoverireland.ie Every care has been taken in the compilation of this brochure to ensure accuracy at the time of publication. The publishers cannot accept responsibility for printed errors or omissions, or alterations occurring after the brochure has been published. Driving Routes from WATERFORD The open road. Rolling mountains and river valleys. Brushing hedgerows, Blue Flag beaches, lingering lunch stops and random detours leading to discoveries you'll talk about for years to come. There's nothing like driving in Ireland. And there's nowhere like the South East for doing it. Within the space of a leisurely few hours here, you can cruise from cobbled streets to cliff-craggy coastlines, from fishing villages to lush farmland, from heritage highlights like Kilkenny Castle and the Dunbrody Experience to buzzing pubs, delicious food and dynamic arts and crafts. Th e Sou th East is forevaerr ford is h appenin g � an d W teeart! right at its h Waterford is Ireland's oldest city, the place Henry II vowed he would take "by Hook or by Crooke", a port founded by Vikings, bolstered by Normans, and electrified by 21st century festivals like Spraoi and the Tall Ships. From here, Kilkenny, Wexford, Carlow, Tipperary and mile after mile of tantalising coastline and countryside are just a short drive away. It's a perfect base for your South Eastern safari. Route 1 Route 5 Route 3 approx. 180 km approx. 126 km appr Route 1 Route 2 Route 3 THE URBAN TRIANGLE Get a taste of Waterford, Wexford and Kilkenny (and all the countryside in-between) on a tantalising route suited to a day trip or several days. BY HOOK OR BY CROOKE Follow in the footsteps of Henry II, JFK's greatgrandfather and 18th century fishermen on a driving tour undertaken... by Hook or by Crooke. COAST MOUNT From hidd coves to le highwaym explores W coastal UN European before ven into the m to the spe Mahon Fa Route 4 Route 2 rox. 156 km approx. 114 km approx. 178 km Route 4 Route 5 & TAINS THE RIVER VALLEY Stone-arch bridges, tales told in thread and the patron saint of Paris taxi drivers are just some of the discoveries on this enchanting journey along the Nore and Barrow. THE VEE DRIVE It's one stunning vista after another as this leisurely loop unfolds through Waterford and South Tipperary. You can also detour to Ardmore and Cashel. den egendary men, this loop Waterford's NESCO n Geopark nturing mountains ectacular alls. An en ch an tin g jou rn ey � be it a day trip or a sev eral day tou r. You ch oose! 10 8 9 7 R700 5 6 R733 R683 2 1 The Urban Triangle Get a taste of Waterford, Wexford and Kilkenny and all the countryside in-between. A tantalising route suited to a day trip or several days! Route 1 THE URBAN TRIANGLE 10 places to See 1 2 3 4 4 5 6 3 7 8 9 10 Duncannon Fort Tintern Abbey Johnstown Castle Gardens & Irish Agriculture Museum Irish National Heritage Park Dunbrody Experience Ros Tapestry Woodstock Gardens Rothe House Kilkenny Castle St. Canice's Cathedral Scenic viewpoint Dunbrody Experience Follow in the footprints of Ireland's past! The Urban Triangle If you're the town and country type, this is the driving route for you. The Urban Triangle not only passes through some of the sweetest countryside in the South East, it takes drivers right into the thick of things in Wexford, Waterford and Kilkenny too. Heading east (via R683) towards WexfoRd, the Passage East ferry is an early highlight of this drive, with tickets issued from a vintage machine on the ferryman's belt, and views stretching south to the Hook Lighthouse. It's at once a Suir Estuary shortcut, and a scenic detour to Wexford town following R733. Wexford itself is full of surprises. The combination of tight-knit streets and airy waterfront, of old town walls and modern eateries, of Selskar Abbey and skyline views from its state-of-the-art Opera House, all create the unique feeling of a medieval town in the 21st century. Travelling west from Wexford (via N25), keep your eyes peeled for rocky outcrops north of Carrigbyrne. These are actually the plugs of extinct volcanoes. In NeW Ross, there's time travel of a different type at the Dunbrody Experience, where costumed actors and a three-masted barque offer an interactive adventure evoking famine times (you'll even receive a ticket issued as if it were 1849). Continuing along the RiveR NoRe valley (via R700), you'll pass Inistioge, Thomastown and Bennettsbridge � the kinds of places you might pull into for a mosey, and pull out of carrying a piece of hand-crafted glass, a scrumptious scone, or a photo of an old, stone-arch bridge. Watch out for anglers too. The Nore is famous for its salmon, and the R700 criss-crosses it at several points. Finally, there is KilKeNNy, Ireland's medieval capital. The Marble City is home to historic buildings like Rothe House and St. Canice's Cathedral, but also to spirited festivals and food worth travelling for. It's a city in which you can travel through several centuries in just a couple of steps. Return to Waterford via the N10/M9. driving Tip Depending on stop-offs, this route can be undertaken as a day trip or ideally spread over several days. It can also be shortened by taking the N25 from New Ross to Waterford. Return and one-way fares are available on the Passage East Ferry, and the wait is rarely longer than 10 minutes. Kilkenny City Ireland's Medieval Capital Total distance Time Waterford City � Wexford Town Wexford Town � Kilkenny City Kilkenny City � Waterford City 1h 30 mins 1h 40 mins 40 mins 180 km approx. All times are best estimates, and do not allow for stop-offs. 9 10 R733 8 7 6 R684 2 R733 5 3 R734 1 4 by hook or by Crooke Follow in the footsteps of Henry II, JFK's great-grandfather and 18th century fishermen on a driving tour undertaken... by Hook or by Crooke. Route 2 BY HOOK OR BY CROOKE 10 places to See 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Dunmore East Harbour Ballyhack Castle Duncannon Fort Hook Lighthouse Tintern Abbey Kilmokea Gardens JFK Arboretum Kennedy Homestead Dunbrody Experience Ros Tapestry Scenic viewpoint by hook or by Crooke Driving south from Waterford towards duNmoRe east (via R684), you're not just following a road to the coast. You're following in the footsteps of fishermen and emigrants who sailed to Newfoundland in the 17th and 18th centuries, creating an indelible cultural connection with North America. Of course, those Newfoundland links are but a recent chapter in the history of the South East. Driving towards Passage east, you'll pass a pretty little village called Crooke. A ferry across the Suir Estuary takes you to the windswept HooK PeNiNsula. It was these very landmarks that Henry II referred to way back in 1170, when he vowed to reach Waterford "by Hook or by Crooke". Continuing on a loop of the Hook, you'll pass Duncannon Fort and the desolate shell of Loftus Hall, where the devil is said to have been unmasked during a game of cards. Look out for dollaR Bay too, named after pirates reputedly stashed two tonnes of Spanish milled dollars there in the 1700s. It's just one of a dozen or so hidden coves spotted around this bleakly romantic peninsula. Then there is Hook Lighthouse, the black-andwhite-striped beacon that has been warning ships off treacherous rocks here for some 800 years. Lonely Planet hailed this "great granddaddy" as the world's flashiest lighthouse, and visitors can climb its spiralling steps to views stretching as far as Wexford's Saltee Islands. In wintertime, you may even see passing whales. After the Hook, head north on the R733 towards NeW Ross. Here, the JFK Arboretum and Kennedy Homestead at Dunganstown, which one Patrick Kennedy left to emigrate to America from the quays at New Ross, tell the story of another great American connection. Kennedy's greatgrandson, JFK, returned to his homeland in 1963 as the first Catholic President of the United States. driving Tip Return and one-way fares are available on the Passage East Ferry, and the wait is rarely longer than 10 minutes. The Kennedy homestead is not accessible to coaches. The gardens at Kilmokea are open from March to November, as are its lovely Georgian tea rooms. Hook Lighthouse The World's Flashiest Lighthouse! Total distance Time Waterford City � Dunmore East Dunmore East � Passage East Hook Peninsula Loop Arthurstown � New Ross New Ross � Waterford City 126 km approx. 25 mins 25 mins 1h 40 mins 30 mins 25 mins All times are best estimates, and do not allow for stop-offs. R678 6 5 R676 8 9 1 7 3 4 R672 R675 The Copper CoaST & Comeragh moUnTainS From hidden coves to legendary highwaymen, this loop explores Waterford's coastal UNESCO European Geopark before venturing into the mountains to the spectacular Mahon Falls. Route 3 THE COPPER COAST & COMERAGH MOUNTAINS 10 places to See 1 2 R675 10 Tramore Strand The Metal Man Fenor Bog Tankardstown Mine The Nire Valley Ormond Castle Mahon Falls 3 4 1 2 5 6 7 8 Curraghmore House & Gardens 9 Waterford & Suir Valley Railway 10 Mount Congreve Gardens Scenic viewpoint Blue Flag Beach The Copper CoaST & Comeragh moUnTainS Departing Waterford, the R675 brings you to tRamoRe, Ireland's quintessential Victorian seaside resort, the first stop along this smorgasbord of coastal and mountain scenery. Driving towards NeWtoWN Head, look for the Metal Man perched on one of three pillars on the headland. The 15-foot sailor was erected by Lloyd's of London to stem the flow of ships mistaking Tramore Bay for Waterford Harbour. Tramore is festooned with sandbanks, and its history tells of tides and winds claiming one shipwreck after another. From here, continue west (via R675) along the CoPPeR Coast, a UNESCO European Geopark named for its 19th century mining heritage. Take a left pretty much anywhere off this route, and you'll find hidden coves strewn with sea stacks that could have been airlifted from the Algarve. Curving around the horseshoeshaped KilmuRRiN Bay, it comes as no surprise to learn the place was once a smuggler's paradise. It's a hypnotic route, spotted with Blue Flag beaches, stunning views (in wintertime, possibly even including passing whales) and pretty villages like aNNestoWN and stRadBally. After this stretch, break in duNgaRvaN for a bite and a browse, before swapping the coast for the Comeragh Mountains. From Dungarvan, the R672 links with Ballymacarbry, where a right turn takes you through the walker's wonderland that is the NiRe valley. Continuing east to the R678 and R676 crossroads, there are two options � turning north to CaRRiCK-oNsuiR before taking the N24 back to Waterford, or turning south (via R676) towards maHoN falls, a 240-foot waterfall tumbling spectacularly off the glaciated range. Heading back towards Waterford via lemyBRieN (via N25), spare a thought for William Crotty, a notorious highwayman hanged in the city in 1742. Crotty robbed coaches travelling along what is today's N25, and his treasure is still said to be stashed amongst the corrie lakes in the Comeragh Mountains. driving Tip If you plan on hitting the Copper Coast in the morning, drive West to avoid having the sun in your eyes. Keep in mind that there are no petrol stations between Tramore and Dungarvan. The Bunmahon to Stradbally road is not suitable for coaches. Maps of the area can be consulted at the Geopark Information Point in Bunmahon. Nire Valley A place for all seasons! Total distance Time Waterford City � Tramore Tramore � Dungarvan Comeragh Mountains Loop Lemybrien � Waterford City 156 km approx. 20 mins 1h 15 mins 2 hrs 30 mins All times are best estimates, and do not allow for stop-offs. 6 R703 5 4 7 8 9 R700 3 10 R729 R700 1 2 The river valley roUTe Stone-arch bridges, tales told in thread and the patron saint of Paris taxi drivers are just some of the discoveries on this enchanting journey along the Nore and Barrow. Route 4 THE RIVER VALLEY ROUTE 10 places to See 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Dunbrody Experience Ros Tapestry St. Mullin's Heritage Centre Duiske Abbey St. Fiachra's Well Borris House Kells Priory Jerpoint Abbey Kilfane Church Woodstock Gardens Scenic viewpoint The river valley roUTe The necklace of towns and villages threaded along the Nore and Barrow forms one of the South East's most beguiling hidden gems. Road and river intertwine as you pass from one to the next, coming within kissing distance before shying away again. It's truly a timeless drive! A short spin from Waterford (via N25) takes you to NeW Ross, home of the Dunbrody Experience and the Ros Tapestry. Baginbun, some miles south, was the site of the first Norman landings on Irish shores in 1169, and the tapestry panels stitched, knotted and couched by volunteers � are a brilliantly creative depiction of the foundation of the town. It's a unique tale, literally told in thread. From New Ross, follow the River Barrow north (via R729) to st. mulliN's, where St. Moling established a monastic site in the 7th century. A quick scramble up the Norman motte here gives a smashing panorama over the gorge and gravestones below, not to mention the old mill and towpaths. Another religious figure associated with the area is St. Fiachra, the patron saint of gardeners, and bizarrely, of Parisian taxi drivers... sailors have held that water from his holy well at Ullard staves off shipwrecks, too. Further along, gRaigueNamaNagH is home to Duiske Abbey, where you'll find a striking effigy of a crusader knight, and Thomastown (via R703) sees the route link up with the Nore. There is no end of potential stop-offs along this final stretch � canoeing, kayaking, river views, heritage husks like Jerpoint Abbey, or the bustling crafts and cafes of tHomastoWN and iNistioge. If you have time at the latter, don't miss Woodstock Gardens, home to the longest monkey-puzzle avenue in Europe, or the handsome 10-arched bridge. Unusually too, Catholic and Protestant churches stand side by side in this village. After Inistioge, follow the R700 back to New Ross, and onwards to Waterford. driving Tip You can read more about the Made in Kilkenny Craft Trail at madeinkilkenny.ie. If you wish to extend this route, follow the River Barrow north to Borris, travel from there through Gowran to Kilkenny, and link up with the R700 at Bennettsbridge. Inistioge Visit the 18th century stone arch bridge! Total distance Time Waterford City � New Ross River Valley Loop New Ross � Waterford City 25 mins 1h 45 mins 25 mins 114 km approx. All times are best estimates, and do not allow for stop-offs. 8 9 R688 6 7 10 R668 5 R668 4 3 R671 R673 2 The vee drive It's one stunning vista after another as this leisurely loop unfolds through Waterford and South Tipperary. You can also detour to Ardmore and Cashel. Route 5 THE VEE DRIVE 10 places to See 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Waterford & Suir Valley Railway Round Tower, Ardmore Lismore Castle & Gardens Lismore Heritage Centre The Vee Cahir Castle Swiss Cottage Rock of Cashel Br� Bor� Cultural Centre Ormond Castle Scenic viewpoint Lismore One of Ireland's most historic towns! The vee drive Are scenery and heritage your thing? Then get ready for a tour to remember. Setting off on the N25 from Waterford, this driving loop ducks between the Comeragh Mountains and Copper Coast, following the N72 to its first stop, the dazzling heritage town of lismoRe. Lismore's showpiece is its castle, founded in 1185 and today belonging to the Duke of Devonshire. The Gothic pile occupies a jaw-dropping perch above the River Blackwater, and its gardens and art gallery are open from March to September. There's a lot more to Lismore, however. Did you know that there is a stained-glass window by Edward Burne-Jones in St. Carthage's Cathedral? Or that its Immrama Travel Writing Festival has hosted Michael Palin and Pico Iyer as guests? Leaving Lismore, follow the R668 as it twists and turns through the KNoCKmealdoWN mouNtaiNs, culminating in breathtaking fashion at the Vee, a hairpin bend overlooking the Golden Vale. Pull into the lay-by here for a birds' eye view over Baylough, a corrie lake which legend says the witch Petticoat Loose was condemned to empty with a thimble. It's a stunning vista. The journey from CaHiR back to Waterford via the N24 is spotted with relics of the Butler dynasty. Cahir Castle is exquisitely preserved next to a gushing weir. CaRRiCK-oN-suiR's Ormond Castle was Black Tom Butler's architectural ode to Queen Elizabeth � despite its long gallery studded with decorative plasterwork devoted to the Virgin Queen, however, she never visited. tHe vee dRive also features two spurs, which you can use as detours if time permits. The first zips down to Ardmore, where St. Declan founded a monastery in the fifth century, and where a round tower, cathedral and hermitage captivate visitors to this day. Believe it or not, it's possible to walk from here to CasHel, to which the second spur detours, via St. Declan's Way. Ireland's answer to the Camino is an ancient pilgrim path some 94km in length! driving Tip Extend this route at two points by detouring from: 1 Dungarvan to Ardmore, approx. 60km / 1h 30mins 2 Cahir to Cashel, approx. 56km / 1h If you take the Ardmore spur, pay close attention to the signage through Clashmore and Aglish. Cahir A bustling market town! Total distance Time Waterford City � Dungarvan Dungarvan � Lismore Lismore � Cahir Cahir � Carrick-on-Suir Carrick-on-Suir � Waterford City 178 km approx. 45 mins 25 mins 1h 40 mins 30 mins All times are best estimates, and do not allow for stop-offs. driving TipS For yoUr Trip drive on the left Yes, it's obvious. Yes, everyone is doing it. But if you're used to driving on the right, it's easy to fall into old habits first thing in the morning, after a lunch stop, or pulling back onto a quiet country road after taking that latest awesome photo... heed the speed limits The speed limit on regional (R) roads is 80kph/50mph, on national (N) roads 100kph/62mph, and on motorways (M) 120kph/75mph. In towns, the limit is 50kph/30mph. get a good map Irish motorways are straightforward. Country roads... not so much. That's why it's a good idea to have a reliable map (such as those available for purchase in Tourist Information Offices) or GPS in the glove box before you set off on your South Eastern safari. Safety first Whilst Ireland's roads are improving all the time, N and R routes can still be thin and bumpy, prone to ice in winter, and may not have hard shoulders. For many drivers, of course, that's all part of the charm. But it's wise to adapt your speed to the circumstances. The tractor factor No matter how meticulous your plans, the chance of chugging along at 20mph behind a tractor, or being held to a standstill by a herd of sheep or cattle, is always there. It's nothing to worry about (it may even make your trip), just be aware that it may occur! park smart You'll rarely have to pay to park in the Irish countryside, but pay-and-display charges are commonplace in towns and cities. Keep some coins handy for the meters, and remember to check the signs indicating times during which on-street parking is charged. Car rental tips Most rental cars in Ireland are manual transmission, so if you prefer to drive automatic, stipulate this when booking. Rental companies provide numbers to call if you need breakdown assistance, and fuel tanks should be returned as full as you receive them. don't forget When driving in Ireland, you need to carry a valid licence as well as insurance and vehicle registration documentation. It's also illegal to hold a mobile phone when driving, so keep those calls, tweets, texts and Facebook updates for when you're safely pulled in! Fill up There are very few online services on Irish motorways, and petrol stations can be irregular between towns. Keep your tank topped up! need to know In case of accident or emergency, call 999 or 112. 999 112 map KeY Tourist Information Railway Station Car Parking Hospital Walking Trails Castle Church / Cathedral Yacht Club/Marina Police Station Fire Station Bus Stop � National Abbey / Monastery / Round Tower M1 Shopping Centre Art / Craft Centre Place of Interest Taxi Rank Theatre Post Office Library Cinema Small Airfield Public Toilet City / Town Hall Heritage Centre Main Roads/Streets Other Roads/Streets Narrow Streets / Private Roads Road Under Construction 17 15 14 Motorway National Primary Road National Secondary Road Regional Road N9 N81 18 R860 places to see 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 House of Waterford Crystal Bishop's Palace Theatre Royal/ City Hall Reginald's Tower Thomas Francis Meagher Equestrian Statue Medieval Museum (opening Summer 2012) 10 11 12 13 14 Kite Design Centre (Abbey ruins) Blackfriars Holy Trinity Cathedral Clock Tower Port of Waterford Building (Chamber of Commerce) 15 16 17 18 Garter Lane Theatre Historic Walking Tours of Waterford Garter Lane Gallery Edmund Rice International Heritage Centre French Church or Greyfriars (Abbey ruins) Greyfriars Art Gallery Christ Church Cathedral Waterford toWN map 13 12 11 16 8 4 7 6 3 10 9 2 1 5 discover irelaNd visitor iNformatioN ceNtres For further information on suggested driving routes, visit one of the region's Discover Ireland Centres and speak to a travel advisor. � Local & National Information � Itinerary Planning � Guide Books, Brochures & Maps � Accommodation Booking WATERFORD CITY Waterford Discover Ireland Centre The Quay, Waterford City. t +353 (0)51 875 823 e email@example.com COUNTY WATERFORD Dungarvan Discover Ireland Centre The Courthouse, Dungarvan. t +353 (0)58 417 41 e firstname.lastname@example.com COUNTY KILKENNY Kilkenny Discover Ireland Centre Shee Alms House, Rose Inn Street/ Mary's Lane, Kilkenny City. t +353 (0)56 775 1500 e email@example.com COUNTY CARLOW Carlow Discover Ireland Centre College Street, Carlow Town. t +353 (0)59 913 1554 e email@example.com COUNTY TIPPERARY Cahir Discover Ireland Centre* Castle Car Park, Castle Street, Cahir. t +353 (0)52 744 1453 e firstname.lastname@example.com *Centre opens from April to the end of October COUNTY WEXFORD Wexford Discover Ireland Centre Quayside, Wexford Town. t +353 (0)53 912 3111 e email@example.com www.discoverireland.ie unique FI/11641-11 F�ILTE IRELAND 4th Floor Wallace House, Maritana Gate, Canada Street, Waterford. t +353 (0) 51 312 700 f +353 (0) 51 312 710 www.discoverireland.ie


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Perpetual student
A perpetual student, also known as a continual / continuous student (a sometimes used UK term) or professional student (though the latter term has more than one meaning in the USA), is a college or university attendee who re-enrolls for several years, typically more than what is necessary to obtain a given degree.
Traits of or reasons for such behaviour include:
- Time constraints (inability to devote full-time to studies due to a job or raising a family);
- Indecision (changing one's major one or more times);
- Inability to find a job;
- Pursuit of more than one degree or major;
- Inability to complete a final thesis or dissertation;
- Student loans becoming due for payment once student status is lost;
- Unwillingness to abandon the social aspect;
- Desire to continue participation in extra-curricular activities, particularly competitive ones that require participants to be registered students;
- Political organizing; and / or
- Desire to avoid getting a job.
Efforts to deter perpetual students include denying funding in the form of loans or grants to students beyond a certain time limit or already holding a degree of equivalent level to that the student wishes to study.
- Johnny Lechner has been attending the University of Wisconsin–Whitewater since 1994.[1] He was scheduled to graduate in 2008 with multiple majors and minors, but continued into a 15th year of college.
- Benjamin Bolger, who received his first 4 year degree from the University of Michigan, claims[verification needed] to be the second most credentialed student in modern history, with ten master's degrees and a doctorate.
- Michael Nicholson has 30 degrees, including 19 master's degrees and one doctorate.[2]
- Milton De Jesús has been a student at the University of Puerto Rico since 1963. Mr. De Jesús was recently interviewed by the newspaper, since he is the only student at the campus that can make comparisons among the 2010 student strikes and the 1970s, 80s, 90s, and 2005 strikes. It is not certain if he has a degree.[3]
Portrayal in media[edit]
The 2002 film National Lampoon's Van Wilder tells the story of Van Wilder, a popular student who has been in college for seven years, with no plans to graduate.
The CW Network's program Girlfriends 's character, Lynn Searcy, remains in school and receives multiple post-graduate degrees.
The Librarian is a series of made-for-TV movies from TNT starring Noah Wyle as a perpetual student who becomes a librarian protecting a secret collection of artifacts.
Diane, from the TV comedy Cheers.
The character of Daljit ("DJ") from the 2006 Bollywood movie Rang de Basanti.
The character of Peter Trophimof in Anton Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard.
Rincewind, the protagonist of many of Terry Pratchett's books, is a perpetual student. He is provided from a grant, and remains eligible for it only when enrolled as a student. However, he makes sure that he actually never graduates.
The character Marella from the show Air Wolf had about 8 doctorate degrees.
- ^ Sam Dillon (2005-11-10). "For One Student, a College Career Becomes a Career". The New York Times. Retrieved 2010-05-22.
- ^ Twenty-seven degrees and counting: Kalamazoo man enjoys the 'freedom' of intellectual pursuits
- ^ El Nuevo Día year xxxx, vol14449 page 6
Further reading[edit]
- Kalamatianou, A. McLean, S. (2003). "The Perpetual Student: Modeling Duration of Undergraduates Studies Based on Lifetime-Type Educational Data", Lifetime Data Analysis, 9: 311-330.
- Kalamaras, D. Kalamatianou, A. (2006). "Life table methods for the duration of studies: further results", Proceeding of 9th Young Statistician Meeting, 24.


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Notes & Correspondence - CSIRAC Computer, Ferranti, 1957 Reg. No: HT 13521 1
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- File containing letters between Thomas Cherry and Dr S Gill of Ferranti Ltd, London. The principal subject of the correspondence is the purchase of a high speed 5 hole tape reader for the CSIRAC computer. The file also contains a typed note regarding the tape reader, some rough jottings and a hand-written business card.
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03/7/57 - S. Gill/Ferranti to T.M. Cherry - Thanks for hospitality/Programming manual for Mercury Computer available shortly.
19/7/57 - T.M. Cherry to S. Gill - Want to purchase Ferranti 5-hole tape reader
Undated - Note - Ferranti tape reader Mark II requirement specification.
Undated - Business Card/IBM New York - Handwritten note of Sydney address on reverse.
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Thiruvananthapuram: The Airports Authority of India (AAI) will commission next week the Rs.45-lakh passenger facilities in the domestic terminal of the international airport to cater to the heavy movement of travellers in the domestic sector.
An additional 300 square metres of space is being made available by the AAI on the city side and airside in addition to the existing 4,465 square metres in the domestic terminal. Under this project, 240 square metres on the right side of the canopy of the domestic terminal was annexed to the terminal building to make available more space for the domestic passengers.
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Airport Director K. Natarajan told The Hindu that the additional facilities being set up by AAI at a cost of Rs.45 lakh would be thrown open by the weekend.
The heavy movement of domestic passengers forced us to provide more facilities in the domestic terminal, he said.
The AAI would place more chairs in the security hold area for the benefit of checked-in passengers. One more X-ray machine would soon be installed for screening the baggage in the domestic terminal, he said.
As per the latest traffic figures, Mr. Natarajan said the increase in domestic aircraft movement through the airport was an astounding 225 per cent. The movement of domestic aircraft alone had gone up from 284 in January 2006 to 924 in January this year. "This had prompted us to provide more facilities for the passengers in the domestic terminal," he said.


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