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NASA CONNECT Team Extreme: The Statistics of Success
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How to do a press handstand
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Chinese ship carries arms cargo to Mugabe regime
Twitter from America
Brown has entered the digital age, with aides posting regular updates from his Washington on the website Twitter. Here are some extracts
Front page
Tesco sues a second Thai journalist for libel
Tesco in Thailand is suing a second columnist from a Bangkok business newspaper for £1.6m in libel damages. By Ian MacKinnon
Top stories p2
Islamist activist guilty of funding terror
Rhys Jones murder accused, 17, appears in court
Parents of Rhys Jones in court as teenager accused of their son's murder eight months ago makes first appearance
Number of pupils due to take new diplomas scaled down by a quarter
Flagship diplomas policy is dealt a fresh blow as minister admits that number of students due to start courses in September has been 'downgraded'
UK news p4
Veteran MP Gwyneth Dunwoody dies at 77
West's policies 'hurting Middle East Christians'
Christians in the Middle East are suffering from being associated with British and US foreign policy, says Dr Rowan Williams
Southbank goes seriously Stockhausen
Festival will challenge dismissal of composer's later works as eccentric
UK news p5
If it's 9am it must be Obama: Brown sizes up Britain's next best friend
Brown and Bush reignite that special relationship
UK news p6
No 10 goes digital with a spot of Twittery-pokery
In the new digital age, it appears Gordon Brown has found his own outlet for getting straight to real people: the internet. By Helen Pidd
UK news p7
New head of Serious Fraud Office defies talk of crisis
New head of the Serious Fraud Office, Richard Alderman, emerged for his first media outing to say, in effect, 'Crisis, what crisis?'
MP drops threat to quit over 10p tax
Magnets can guide anti-cancer drugs to tumours, say scientists
New method of delivering cancer treatments straight to tumor cells saves healthy cells from toxic side effects, say researchers
UK news p8
Home diabetes kits waste £100m a year, says research
Helping people with diabetes to monitor their condition at home only serves to make them anxious, researchers will say today
What's in a name? Village's plan to set satnav straight
Residents in Holdenhurst, Dorset, have tired of the daily arrival of confused drivers looking for Holdenhurst Road, Bournemouth
UK news p9
Henry IV Parts One and Two and Henry V
Time becomes the ultimate protagonist in an epic Shakespeare trilogy, writes Michael Billington
UK news p11
General Sir Richard Dannatt's decision to criticise the planned loss of part of the Norfolk coastline may possibly have predated yesterday's G2 article
News in brief
More news from around the UK
UK news p12
More heat than light
Michael White: Immigration is like climate change, one of those issues which arouses strong passions and throws up uncertain evidence
Smith assures police chiefs of cash to help cover immigration costs
Money will be used to fund demands such as the £1m bill facing Cambridgeshire police for extra translation costs
UK news p13
I underestimated the threat, says Stern
New scientific findings show greenhouse gas emissions causing more damage than previously thought
UK news p15
'She has a deep understanding of what it takes to release performances from people: what she can do is dazzling'
Profile: Fiona Shaw, one of the outstanding actors of her generation, makes a daring switch
UK news p16
Hijackings force UN to halve food aid to 3m people in war-hit Darfur
Torch greeted by low-key reception in Indian capital
Indian police shut down the country's capital as Olympic torch is carried in ceremony drained of pomp and celebration
International p17
Elderly women face jail over insurance killings
Pair befriended homeless, insured their lives for millions, then staged hit-and-runs
International p18
US states consider lowering drinking age
Seven states considering change partly for under-age troops returning from Iraq and more broadly in recognition that teenagers are going to drink anyway
Viewers attack ABC over 'trivial' Democrat debate
The US network has been criticised for perceived slant against Obama, with the moderator, George Stephanopoulos, having worked for Bill Clinton. By Daniel Nasaw
International p19
EU migrants living in Ireland to be allowed to vote
Ireland is to allow tens of thousands of EU migrant workers to vote in national elections
Eurovision singer may add French lyrics to entry
Sebastien Tellier's song Divine was to be sung in English only, causing uproar among language purists
International p20
Pyrenean snowfall could be cut by half
Spanish scientists predict temperatures in the mountain range could rise by between 2.8C and 4C by the start of the 22nd century
Suicide bomber kills at least 50 at Iraqi funeral
Attack strikes funeral of two Sunni Arab militia members amid upsurge of violence against anti al-Qaida security groups
Farms blamed for smoke crisis in Buenos Aires
Argentinian government blames grass fires that left capital under a thick acrid cloud on farmers clearing land for cattle grazing
International p21
Making contact with Middle East reality
Simon Tisdall: Israel's foreign minister, Tzipi Livni, often tipped as a future prime minister, was aiming higher than a mere courtesy call in his visit to Qatar
Palestinian journalist killed by metal darts from Israeli shell
Thousands have gathered for the funeral of Reuters cameraman Fadel Shana. By Rory McCarthy
International p24
Quiet sexual revolution forces Beijing to admit dangers of Aids
International p25
Thousands of jobs to go at Merrill Lynch and Citigroup
Job losses on both sides of the Atlantic as leading firms deal with the bloodbath in the credit markets
RBS considering multibillion pound rights issue to shore up strained balance sheet
Cash call on shareholders would put chief under fire and may prompt similar action by rivals
Those guilty of reckless investment cannot rely on the government
News that RBS is considering raising more capital through a rights issue is likely to send shivers through the stockmarket today
Bank's chief economist rejects cutting interest rates as way forward
Bank of England is walking a tightrope between rising inflation and deepening credit crunch, says its chief economist
How Fred the Shred became a Brown adviser
Profile: Royal Bank of Scotland chief with a reputation as an abrasive banker
Financial p26
A consumers' champion, but not beyond criticism
Construction is just one of many sectors facing the OFT's wrath
Thomson-Reuters shares drop more than 14% on first day
The newly merged news giant got off to a rocky start as staff threatened to strike over possible job cuts. By Katie Allen
Construction firms rigged bids, watchdog claims
British construction companies face threat of heavy fines after OFT accuses them of rigging bids
The rights and wrongs of a cash call too far
Nils Pratley: It's time for the chief executive to pack his bags
Financial p27
Travel outlets lift WH Smith profits by 8%
Outlets in motorway service stations, airports and train stations help newsagents chain shrug off some of the gloom on the high street
Co-op earmarks £1.5bn for growth
Aim to double profits within three years as group confirms talks to buy Somerfield
Financial p28
Crown Estate buys turbine prototype
Company says project will allow it to gain first-hand experience of developing offshore wind technology designed to operate in deep water
Invest in Iraq and you repeat past mistakes, investors tell BP board
Board comes under fire from shareholders at the annual meeting in London
Oil price record triggers £1.6bn private equity buyout of UK specialist
Oil prices could hit $125 a barrel over the coming weeks amid fears of supply shortages and the dollar's continued decline, says leading investor
Google's clicks defy slowdown
Google has defied predictions of doom by delivering a 31% surge in quarterly profits. By Andrew Clark
Financial p29
Murdoch's freesheet loses £17m in its first 10 months
Despite losses of nearly £17m in its first 10 months of publication, analysts predict The London Paper is unlikely to pull out of the market. By Chris Tryhorn
Mobile market will decline, says Nokia
The Finnish group expects the number of phones sold to increase by 10% but the overall value of the market to be lower than in 2007. By Richard Wray
Thames Water fine reduced to £10m by Ofwat
Regulator finds no evidence of deliberate misreporting and says customers' bills have not been affected
Uneasy riders: Harley-Davidson sales slump
Harley-Davidson forced to cut more than 700 jobs and slash shipments of its powerful bikes
Financial p30
Wannabe celebs provide the silver on screen
The man behind the rapid growth of the online fashion retailer Asos.com, Nick Robertson, keeps thinking bigger
Financial p31
Pru rises in the east but looks to the west
Insurer more likely to make aquisition in the US, says chief executive, as it reports 14% rise in sales in first quarter of the year
Rising mortgage costs slow new home sales
Taylor Wimpey, Britain's biggest housebuilder, issues profit warning as house buyers lose interest
Builders hit by OFT's swoop on construction
Building firms forced on to the defensive after Office of Fair Trading accuses them of rigging thousands of public-sector contracts worth billions of pounds
Financial p32
Duncan Campbell: when TfL realised they had sent a number of congestion charge payers a duplicate copy of a receipt, they were concerned about all the unnecessary paper floating about
If a Martian taxman landed now, he'd never guess Labour was in power
Polly Toynbee: This government has failed miserably to make the case for fair taxation. More than ever, birth has become destiny
Comment & debate p33
Betjeman's discreet, dignified muse makes today's look like mere groupies
Simon Jenkins: The woman who inspired his famous love poem never kissed nor told, but was the ideal subject to eroticise suburban tennis
Not in front of the adults
Mark Lawson: The rules governing bad language on TV seek to protect the innocent. But who are they exactly?
Comment & debate p34
It's me or the Thatcherite
Ken Livingstone: Londoners face a choice between a progressive, proven approach and an assault on public services
A land of tea drinking, hokey cokey and rivers of blood
Paul Gilroy: If Britain wishes to be at ease with itself 40 years after that vile speech, this fondness for Powell must be finally extinguished
Comment & debate p35
Country diary
Veronica Heath: Northumberland
The builders' bill
Leader: Homeowners are well aware that builders' estimates are not always to be trusted. Now ministers know it too
Corrections and clarifications
Today's corrections and clarifications
The horrors of Buchenwald
From the archive, April 18 1945: Escorted by American military police, a thousand of the citizens of Weimar marched six miles through lovely country to the Buchenwald concentration camp yesterday.
Sheep and goats
Leader: If Brown's government is to chart a path that is distinctively un-Blairite, tackling the reform of A-levels and GCSEs is a good way of doing it
In praise of ... Jimmy Carter
Leader: He says Middle East peace will eventually require talks with Syria and talks with Hamas. That is no more than the truth
Editorials & reply p36
Abe and apples
Letters: Tristram Hunt misses a key point when he suggests governments and charities are better suited to tackling social issues
Handling hydrogen
Letter: Your leader (In praise of... hydrogen, April 17) was welcome, but the hydrogen refuelling plant for London's small fleet has been at Hornchurch for years
Zimbabwe and the politics of despair
Letters: Seumas Milne makes some salient points (How come Zimbabwe and Tibet get all the attention?, April 17)
Brown's breakfast show rating
Letters: Geoffrey Wheatcroft's argument that an incumbent government should be thrown out merely because it has been in power for 'too long' is preposterous
Women's battle has still not been won
Letters: I was disappointed at the letters (April 17) responding to Polly Toynbee's article on feminism
Look on bright side of Berlusconi's win
Letters: Your leader on Italy's parliamentary elections recycles cliched views about the ephemeral nature of Italian democracy without noting the changes that this vote has wrought
There's no misogyny in my band or our music
Response: It's unfair to misquote my lyrics and portray me as 'sneering, arrogant and aggressive', says Liam Fray
Editorials & reply p37
Ivan Rebroff
Obituary: Versatile singing star and self-styled Russian
Cecilia Colledge
Obituary: Figure skater who remains Britain's youngest ever Olympic competitor
Obituaries p38
Kevin Stoney
Obituary: A talented character actor, he appeared in numerous classic BBC television productions
Vivien Flaxman
Obituary: Art expert who inspired a generation of students with her scholarship, lucidity and passion
Joan Jackson
Obituary: Born Joan Hunter Dunn, she inspired John Betjeman's poem A Subaltern's Love Song
Simon Mallet
Obituary: Francophile chef with a love of the unusual
Obituaries p39
Armageddon/Women in Love
There's site-specific, and there's site-arbitrary, finds Brian Logan in the latest instalment of Mark Ravenhill's cycle of short plays
The Deep Blue Sea
Helen Meany is moved by an engrossing production about class divisions in the aftershock of the second world war
The Glass Menagerie
Lyn Gardner finds the play's melancholy magic is stymied by the setting
Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings
Jazz Cafe, London
A madcap but exuberant debate on idealism in a cold climate, writes Michael Billington
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Never Neverland: Who Didn't Get Nominated for a 2015 Tony Award?
Matthew Morrison, Jake Gyllenhaal, Hugh Jackman, Vanessa Hudgens, and Nathan Lane are among the high-profile snubs of this Tony season.
Carrie Fisher, Terrence McNally, and More to Take Part in New Christopher Gattelli Musical
The Old Globe announces its 2015-16 season.
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Tony Awards Rulings in Place for Jake Gyllenhaal and Tony Danza
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New Plays by Nick Payne and Nick Jones Set for Manhattan Theatre Club Season
The authors of Constellations and Verité will have their latest works presented in New York.
Constellations, Starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Ruth Wilson, Adds Additional Performances
The pair make their Broadway debuts in the acclaimed Nick Payne drama.
Can you give spoilers in a review of a play about the multiverse, where literally all outcomes are possible?
Panel Discussion on the Role of Physics in Broadway's Constellations Announced
Nick Payne's drama stars Jake Gyllenhaal and Ruth Wilson.
Jake Gyllenhaal and Ruth Wilson Get Romantic as Constellations Comes to Broadway
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They're really vague about it, but I think it's some kind of RTS/FPS thing. I think they're going for a realism approach too. Runs on the Arma 2 engine.
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They're really vague about it, but I think it's some kind of RTS/FPS thing. I think they're going for a realism approach too. Runs on the Arma 2 engine.
Good to hear.
The hell are you on about? Comrade is the correct spelling.
I thought I recognised this. :P
Panthers, I'd say. That and German industry was trying to spit out ATLEAST 8 different 'main' production vehicles by 1944. I don't think it could be stretched much more.
Loving the new version.
My only problem was that it crashed once when some troops surrendered.
It's only happened once though and I'll look into what the error actually was if it happens again.
Yeah, ok. But retaliating on a mod page the coolgman just happens to be affiliated with is not the way to go. It's not fair to joebama who hasn't actually done anything.
Indeed. While I may not agree with what coolgman has to say, that is certainly not the way to handle criticism.
Infact I've now lost alot of respect for rumpel.
I think he just uploaded a bunch of thumbnails...
Fantastic work for a pen drawing!
I can see this causing friendly fire incidents on both sides if there's ever and American-Iranian war.
I don't think it's Russian.
T-55 copy?
ah right
Ok I've seen some fairly unrelated stuff to tanks here, but this takes the cake.
Rip & Tear!
haha, I agree.
Usually because it shows them dramatically in combat. Whereas most real pictures are just shots of them stationary somewhere.
That is the coolest looking leopard 2 I've ever seen.
Old enemies, New friends.
Yeah as integral said, most Germans tanks had them.
They fix bugs and address gameplay issues in every single update. Just because they don't publicly announce bug/gameplay fixes before patches are released doesn't mean they don't happen.
Aw, this was all i had to save me from my friend's destructive sherman hordes. :P
I really do like the idea of needing bushes for the camouflage ability though.
Funnyjunk? :P
Link's borked.
edit: was this it? Static.stomp.com.sg
It was both. Only this was the 'PzKpfw NbFz VI', not the 'PzKpfw VI'.
Lost my ****.
It's rather unfortunate that battlefield 2 suits the gameplay best. FH would be amazing on a more competent engine.


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Could Jesus have sat under this palm? Tree grown from 2,000-year-old seed discovered at Herod's palace blossoms for third time
- The seed that produced the young date palm was planted in 2005 by Elaine Solowey and the Louis L. Borick Natural Medicine Centre
- Sceptics had doubted the 2,000-year-old seed, discovered at Masada, Israel in 1973 could produce a tree
- The only difference between the ancient date seedling and modern date seedlings is the length of the third leaf, which an expert says is unusual
A young date palm named Methuselah has blossomed for the third time after a 2,000-year old seed was planted eight years ago.
The ancient seeds, one of which has produced Methuselah, were discovered in a clay jar at the site of Herod the Great's fortified palace in Masada, Israel in 1973.
While the seeds languished in a drawer of Tel Aviv's Bar-Ilan University for years, one was eventually planted in 2005 and have proved sceptics wrong after producing a seedling - effectively resurrecting a plant last seen in Bibical times.
The only example of a Judean Date Palm located at Kibbutz Ketura, Israel. It was germinated in 2005 from a 2000 year-old seed found in the Masada excavations, and is nicknamed Methuselah. Botanical researcher Elaine Solowey said it looks similar to its modern relatives apart from the length of its third leaf
Botanical researcher Elaine Solowey with help from the Louis L. Borick Natural Medicine Centre at Hadassah Hospital in Jerusalem, sowed the seed that has now produced the rare and ancient plant.
She told Popular Archaeology: 'When we asked if we could try and grow some of them, they said, "you're mad," but they gave us three seeds.'
'Lotus seeds over 1,000 years old have been sprouted, and I realised that no one had done any similar work with dates, so why not give it our best shot and we were rewarded.'
The researcher planed the seed as soon as she received it and it blossomed for the first time in 2011.
The ruins of the Mezada are pictured - a geological mesa at the edge of the Judean Desert that rises in 1300 foot cliffs above the level of the Dead Sea. Herod the Great began developing palaces, fortifications, and storehouses on Mezada in 37 BCE and the ancient seeds were found at the site
Masada is an ancient fortification in the Southern District of Israel situated on top of an isolated rock plateau (akin to a mesa) on the eastern edge of the Judaean Desert, overlooking the Dead Sea.
Herod the Great built palaces for himself on the mountain and fortified Masada between 37 and 31 BCE.
The Siege of Masada by troops of the Roman Empire towards the end of the First Jewish–Roman War ended in the mass suicide of the 960 Jewish rebels and their families hiding there.
Masada is located 12 miles east of Arad and is Israel's most popular paid tourist attraction.
The site of Masada was identified in 1842 and extensively excavated between 1963 and 1965 by an expedition led by Israeli archeologist Yigael Yadin.
Due to the remoteness from human habitation and its arid environment, the site remained largely untouched by humans or nature for two millennia.
While it looks very similar to modern date palms, the tree has some unusual leaves.
Dr Solowey said: 'The only difference between this date seedling and any other date seedlings I've seen come up is the length of the third leaf. This is very unusual.
She plans on cross-breeding the plant with modern close relatives.
The young date palm has been called Methuselah after a biblical story about the oldest person who ever lived.
The Romans reported seeing groves of the trees in the Jordan River valley, which stretched to the Sea of Galilee and the Dead Sea, which made the area wealthy.
In ancient literature, the Judean date, which is produced by the palm variety is said to have medicinal properties.
It was used as an aphrodisiac and contraceptive, as well as treatment for toothaches and malaria, as well as cancer.
The ancient Hebrews referred to the palm variety as the 'tree of life' because of the food and shade it produced.
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It was clean I will give the house keeping staff that. Also, the mexican restaurant and papa johns being right there where great! !!
I was a little uncomfortable being there I felt that I couldn't leave my car parked there all night or the rims would be gone in the morning.
Decent location, close to interstate.
Hardly any water pressure and barely warm enough water to take a shower.
Ran down, not at all a 2 to 2.5 star hotel..
Ran down, not at all a 2 to 2.5 star hotel
Connie was good about helping us find the place.
Horrified. pool closed Bathroom drain rusty. Floor so dirty our socks got dirty So many spiders! We killed 10 and slept with sheets over our heads for fear of them climbing on us. Fridge was not plugged in. Skipped breakfast for fear of bug contamination
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The elevator was a mess hydralic oil everywhere and breakfast was bad we will not stay again
Location. We were visiting relatives in Dale. Staff used gloves when refilling the food on the breakfast bar.
Breakfast was disappointing. Rubbery round eggs and sausage weren't very good. No English muffins to put the egg and sausage on. Frozen waffles instead of a waffle or pancake maker. Biscuits with no gravy.
Clean, quiet, excellent care from the front desk.
Missed one whole day of cleaning two of our four rooms -had to go get towels and toiletries myself
The staff was friendly and very responsive to our need's and took quick action on any request's we made. We will definitely recommend this Hotel our friend's. We will certainly go there again.
The swimming pool water looked cloudy and needed a little more attention.
The rooms were spacious and the bed was comfy.
The breakfast was bare. The 'front desk' lady was trying to manage the breakfast area while running the front desk. She said the 'breakfast lady' was on break.
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it was cheap and within my budget as I working away form home so all I neede was a place to function.
there's not much to offer as far as the town of Dale goes,the next small town north of there is Huntingburgh it had pubs and eateries.
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She was pretty content with a variey of baby foods from about 6-9 months. She then showed interest is some table foods so we start introducing some things which is when she started resisting baby foods (pretty normal) but she found a couple things she will eat and won't eat anything else.
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We are still doing three 7-ounce bottles of whole milk a day because she needs the fat/nutrients. Her pediatrician suggested one can of pediasure a day but she refused it when I mixed just some into a bottle of milk. Like flat out refused the bottle and then wouldn't even have her regular bottle of whole milk before bed.
Anyone else??? I want my LO to have a good eating habits. We offer her a variety of foods before letting her have her mainstays. She has eaten a couple bites of cooked carrots and hamburger on occasson but not enough to get us anywhere.
We learned she was allergic to peanut butter when I tried to introduce that a few weeks ago.
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Policewoman Julia Forward is kidnapped by the Alekto Corporation and is being transported in a Body Transport Unit from Earth. Distraught and unaware of where she is, she awakens in a clearing surrounded by dense forest. Primitive armed warriors surround her and begin to close in. A chase proceeds but she is unable to flee and is captured.
She is taken to a Stoneage community, caged like an animal - their prisoner. Here she meets their depraved leader and space traveller, Olsndot. He is the only human that she can communicate with, here where ever she is. Tentatively he begins to trust her and finally reveals important information about the Corporation. Julia's world, as she knows it, is destroyed.
Alekto is a science fiction short film which invokes questions about conspiracy theories and the entire evolution of Man. An earthling is kidnapped into space, discovering parallel dimensions that she could have never imagined.
The story of a cartoon character and his struggles to get by in the real world due to an ever-present rain cloud above his head.
A graduation film directed and animated by James Lancett and Sean Weston, with music by Thomas E. Brown.
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The Jockstrap Raiders is a Student Academy Award winning animated short film about a group of misfits during world war I. It takes place in Leeds, England where our heroes are all excluded from the war due to various abnormalities. Threatened by the invading German Kaiser and his army, they must learn to become a team and overcome their deficiencies in order to save Britain, and the world.
Completed at UCLA, it is Mark Nelson's MFA thesis project. The short has won many awards, including: Student Academy Award; Best Animation, British Animation Festival; Best Animation Macon Film Festival; Best Narrative Short GI Film Festival; Audience Award Orlando Film Festival.
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Staff were very friendly. It did its purpose; provided a bed to sleep in in a clean, safe environment with accommodations to meet our needs. Would stay again.
Everything was good!
Comfortable bed. Very clean
Pool towels they give you to use are tiny and very cold when you get out.
Very clean and staff were very accommodating.
Breakfast area was not very big, but food was fine.
It was nice to have a door between the pull out couch area and the main bedroom. The breakfast was one of the best ones I have had at a hotel.
Room was a bit small/cramped and had some things that were just not well kept up. For the money they don't have it looking as well as they could or should.
Had stayed at this location before and was not disappointed with the new management.The breakfast choices were very good.
The pillows were like marshmallows, difficult to get comfortable with.
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For a .pdf of the below schematic for the R90S, R60S, R75/6, R90/6; Click http://bmwmotorcycletech.info/R90S.pdf This is a HIGHLY USABLE VERSION
Below is the same schematic as above but in large .GIF format. Larry Simko provided me the original artwork for the below sketches, for which I thank him, and I have left his name at the bottoms. It will not appear to be very usable on a modest, even larger screen, as initially presented. It should be expanded in your computer's imaging program as needed in order to see the fine details. If you do not know how to do that, then use the above clickable .pdf version. Some browsers allow you to expand the image, which may work fine and is easier to do, than use an imaging program.
Note that both the .GIF and the .PDF schematics have the corrected instrument cluster wiring diagram (some old BMW literature is wrong). NOTE also that sometime in 1976, the wiring changed again, in some minor areas.
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In the parlance of Alternate History Fandom a "Wank" is where a single nation, culture, political theory, or philosophy is singled out and advantaged, typically at the expense of its contemporaries. Perhaps the British Empire has not just kept the American colonies, but expanded into South America as well. Maybe the Greater United States rules our world's Canada and Mexico. Maybe Those Wacky Nazis managed to win it all and now dominate the globe. In short, the point of divergence that created the alternate history has also created a Mary Sue or Marysuetopia of one sort or another. There is disagreement on what constitutes a Wank. Is a Greater Romania timeline where Romania controls all the regions it claimed in the early 20th century a Wank, or would Romania have to dominate the whole of the Balkans? But if Romania controls all Europe, the timeline probably is an Alternate History Wank. The disagreement on this is like the disagreement on what makes a Mary Sue. Some maintain that to be considered an Alternate History Wank, an alternate timeline must be by nature implausible or even invoke Alien Space Bats after the point of divergence. For others, it just has to show favoritism. Note that this is not necessarily a bad thing. Sometimes a plausible timeline with a purposefully maximized British Empire can be informative and entertaining, or valuable for some artistic purpose. Sometimes it's just a matter of doing something fun and entertaining. Also arguably a lot of Truth in Television here: the 15th century was arguably a time of "Hispanowank". The 18th and 19th centuries "Britwank". The 20th century and present day in the midst of "Ameriwank". Arguably also a "Democracywank" and "Capitalismwank", as those two political and financial philosophies have come to dominate most large/powerful nations.
- America, England/France and Poland in Randall Garrett's Lord Darcy mysteries are set in an alternate timeline where most of the Western Hemisphere is divided between two great ruling powers: the Anglo-French Empire, which extends over most of Western Eurpe and the Americas and ruled by the Plantagenets; and the Polish Empire, which has conquered virtually all of Eastern Europe. The timeline splits in 1199, when Richard the Lion-Hearted, doesn't die from the crossbow bolt at the siege of Chalus-Chabrol, but recovers, repairs his ways, and goes on to be a great king.
- South Africa in Sterling's series on The Draka. The premise is that a colony in OTL's South Africa gains independence from Britain around when the United States of America did in our timeline, upholds horrific ideals within its borders (including slavery), and manages to take over the world by the end of the series. This is handled in such a way that it made the Wallbanger page for literature -- the civilized nations of the world just ignore the threat of a large, slaveholding, militaristic empire until it's too late. Let's just say that one Fix Fic that was intended to make the Draka less of a Villain Suetopia still started in the mid-20th century with them having almost all of Africa and a good chunk of the Middle East...
- The Roman Empire in the Slaveworld novels. The empire never fell, sparing the world from the dark age, resulting in a Crapsaccharine World free from pollution and social unrest.
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