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Hero Honda Glamour 2007
2007 Hero Honda Glamour specifications, pictures, reviews and rating
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|General information
|Hero Honda Glamour
|68.5 out of 100. Show full rating and compare with other bikes
|Engine and transmission
|124.70 ccm (7.61 cubic inches)
|Engine type:
|Single cylinder, four-stroke
|9.01 HP (6.6 kW)) @ 7000 RPM
|10.35 Nm (1.1 kgf-m or 7.6 ft.lbs) @ 4000 RPM
|Bore x stroke:
|52.4 x 57.8 mm (2.1 x 2.3 inches)
|Fuel system:
|Fuel control:
|AMI- Advanced Microprocessor Ignition System
|Cooling system:
|Multiplate wet
|Chassis, suspension, brakes and wheels
|Frame type:
|Tubular double cradle
|Front suspension:
|Telescopic hydraulic Shock Absorbers
|Rear suspension:
|Swing Arm with hydraulic Shock Absorbers
|Front tyre:
|Rear tyre:
|Front brakes:
|Single disc. Disc - 240mm Dia. Pad - Non Asbestoes type Drum - Drum Internal expanding shoe type (130mm) Liners - Non Asbestoes type
|Front brakes diameter:
|240 mm (9.4 inches)
|Rear brakes:
|Expanding brake (drum brake). Drum Internal expanding shoe type (130mm) Liners - Non Asbestoes type
|Rear brakes diameter:
|130 mm (5.1 inches)
|Physical measures and capacities
|Dry weight:
|125.0 kg (275.6 pounds)
|Power/weight ratio:
|0.0721 HP/kg
|Overall height:
|1,070 mm (42.1 inches)
|Overall length:
|2,005 mm (78.9 inches)
|Overall width:
|735 mm (28.9 inches)
|Ground clearance:
|150 mm (5.9 inches)
|1,265 mm (49.8 inches)
|Fuel capacity:
|13.60 litres (3.59 gallons)
|Reserve fuel capacity:
|1.00 litres (0.26 gallons)
|Other specifications
|Electric & kick
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A method for mobile control of a rail vehicle, in which a track route is determined using a timetable and train number assigned to the rail vehicle. A route request ensures from the vehicle depending on the actual vehicle data. A high degree of automatization in train control is thus obtained.
1. A method of mobile train steering of a self-locating rail vehicle, comprising the steps of:
determining at the rail vehicle a route as a function of a schedule assigned to the rail vehicle and a train number assigned to the rail vehicle; and
making a route request at the rail vehicle.
2. The method according to claim 1, wherein the schedule is relayed to the rail vehicle.
3. The method according to claim 1, wherein a time of the route request is determined as a function of a velocity of the rail vehicle and a location of the rail vehicle.
4. The method according to claim 1, wherein:
the route request is made as a function of the schedule, the train number, a velocity of the rail vehicle, and a location of the rail vehicle.
The present invention relates to a method of mobile train steering of a rail vehicle.
As a rail vehicle or train approaches a signal box with an automatic control function, the control route for passage, which is customary at the following signal box, is set automatically for this train. This form of automatic control operation can be initiated or discontinued by the station master. However, no higher level of automation is possible with this type of operation because the signal box does not know the identity of the train.
In one form of operation with a comparatively high degree of automation, a train steering is provided that is either integrated centrally into a control center or installed in a decentralized location near a signal box. Route tracking and route information for the specific train number are needed as the basis for the train steering. Thus, at the correct time, the train steering can set the intended route according to the schedule. In contrast with automatic control operation, the train steering in the selection of the route may be limited to the arrival if the train trip ends at the following train station. In addition, fault processing, e.g., in the form of an alternate track, may optionally be incorporated into the train steering. This form of operation of the central or decentralized train steering is based on previous signal box technology.
An object of the present invention is to provide a method of mobile train steering with a high degree of automation.
In accordance with an example embodiment of the present invention, a route is determined on the basis of a schedule assigned to the rail vehicle and its train number, with a route request being made at the vehicle end as a function of instantaneous vehicle data.
The mobile train steering may be part of mobile control and instrumentation technology which is accommodated in a vehicle device or as additional intelligence to the vehicle device in the rail vehicle. The mobile control and instrumentation technology utilizes an existing mobile communications system and existing display and operating equipment in the engineer's cab.
In mobile train steering, the rail vehicle is self-locating and knows its own identity. Therefore, the route intended for this rail vehicle according to the schedule can be set at the proper time. The prerequisite is the existence of a scheduled route in the vehicle device of the rail vehicle. That schedule or any schedule can be loaded section by section, for example, into the mobile train steering at the vehicle end by radio transmission during a trip or immediately before the start of a trip. As an alternative, the entire period schedule of the rail vehicle can be loaded promptly before a schedule change. By entering the train number into the vehicle device, the latter then automatically selects the proper schedule from all the schedules.
On the condition that the basic functionality and train security function are already present on the rail vehicle, the mobile train steering is merely an extra module at the vehicle end in addition to the pre-existing functionality. On the basis of the train number and the schedule, any particularities with regard to the route request, e.g., a stop of a few minutes, in addition to the route are determined. The time of the route request is preferably determined on the basis of the velocity and the location of the rail vehicle, so that the route request can be output at the latest possible time.
The advantages achieved with the present invention include, for example, the fact that the train steering is distributed among multiple vehicle devices by this mobile train steering in addition to achieving an especially high degree of automation in contrast with a central train steering, so this system is especially fail-safe. Thus, in the event of a failure of one vehicle device, only the corresponding rail vehicle is affected by the failure. Furthermore, in a failure of the control center, train operation can be maintained without disruption for a considerable period of time. In addition, due to the distribution of the train steering, the especially great complexity of the entire train steering system can be controlled comparatively easily, with the additions and changes being limited to easily handled subsystems. Furthermore, with mobile train steering, the computer load required for general train steering is distributed among a plurality of devices.
The FIGURE shows schematically a rail vehicle with a module for mobile train steering, according to an example embodiment of the present invention.
The FIGURE shows a rail vehicle 1 before a route junction 2. Rail vehicle 1 has a module 5 for mobile train steering in addition to a vehicle device 3, which is usually provided, and a mobile train security 4.
Module 5 for the mobile train steering receives as input variables the or any schedule FP and train number ZN as well as instantaneous velocity v and instantaneous train location x of rail vehicle 1. Module 5 determines a respective route request FA from this instantaneous vehicle data FP, ZN, v, x. The respective route and any particularities with regard to route request FA are determined on the basis of train number ZN and schedule FP. The respective time for route request FA is preferably determined on the basis of train location x and velocity v.
Route request FA is output as late as possible in order not to bind unnecessary resources to claimed rail vehicle 1 prematurely. However, route request FA is output promptly to avoid any braking because of a stop signal. For example, a route request FA is output one minute before reaching route junction 2.
In the event rail vehicle 1 is to take a different route than that entered in schedule FP, the motor vehicle driver can manually request the desired route in due time. The station master of a control center can also influence the mobile train steering by activating or deactivating it for a specific train or a specific station. Such activation or deactivation is relayed by radio to the line devices or to vehicle device 3. Another possibility of intervention is early manual setting of the route by the station master before the mobile train steering has requested the route. If in general a request for a route differing from the schedule is made manually by the station master, a signal box is to be provided instead of mobile train security 4.
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Knitting (Show Me How) : Meet Mary Ruth - she and her brother Jacob are going to Grandma's house for the weekend. There's nothing Mary Ruth likes more, because Grandma has a wonderful crafts room full of cool things. And this visit, Grandma has promised Mary Ruth a special surprise: knitting lessons! At first, Mary Ruth is afraid it might be hard. But she discovers it's fun - and easy too. The accompanying book features Mary Ruth's knitting instructions written just the way Grandma taught me, with all the basic techniques and directions for four projects: a Barkley Ball, Hotsy-Totsy Hat, Tasseled Skinny Scarf, and Kitty Comforter.
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Series writer Kevin Deiboldt talks fruitcake.
Writing the fruitcake murder was a fun challenge – lighter in tone than most of our other cases, much more absurd. And, just past our halfway point of the season, we hoped it would allow the viewers to take a breath (albeit small) before we charge down the stretch towards the finale. The cap to this fruitcake murder, of course, is the big explanation scene – one of my favorites in the script.
In the original outline, it was much simpler – O'Brien going over his notes at the Precinct, realizing that Devery poisoned himself. Even with Corcoran there to discuss it with him, I had a hard time giving the scene any energy. It read way too expository. So I moved it to the bar, with the hope that letting them relax a bit (one thing we rarely see) would add some life. Better, but still dull. Having O'Brien go over the notes was making our detectives look slow – only figuring out the case after they went back over everything. We needed a third person to explain the case to. Enter Maguire.
Now, we had some verve. Adding Maguire allowed Corky and O'Brien to mess with him – to laugh and smile (two things we never see) as he struggled to follow along. The only thing holding the scene back was the explanation itself – an extensive, static, monologue. I needed to make it more dynamic, more interesting to watch. It occurred to me: we should use the drinks. (The poetic version of this story has me figuring out the sequence in person, some late eve – whiskey, beer, glasses in hand. This may or may not be accurate.) Once the props and pantomime were added, the scene finally clicked.
It was a blast to watch the guys film it. Dylan – who we put through the wringer in this episode, doing a masterful job the entire time – nailed it, which was no mean feat. Tom brought up Byrnes' dead brother, so I added that in. Kevin struck the right balance of puzzled, amused and annoyed. They made it look a breeze, laughing and drinking as they wrapped up the case. Just as I hoped.
Now, there are GIFs of it on the internet. Tare an'ouns.
Have questions or comments for Kevin? Leave them below! And for more of Kevin's 'Copper' musings, check out his personal blog, Ithaca Mafia, and follow him on Twitter at @Kluv32.
The date is October 16, 1864, and we open at Gillis Devery's Five Points Dentistry, where everyone is happy, because everyone is high. Andy O'Brien needs some dental work done, and we're not talkin' fillings or bridges or porcelain veneers. In 1864, a trip to the dentist involved a few hits of happy gas and a sturdy pair of pliers. Gillis is too blitzed to pull Andy's rotted tooth, so his wife Ethel gives it a go. She gives a mighty pull and – oops! – yanks the wrong tooth, which earns her a beating from her husband.
And you thought your trip to the dentist was bad.
Later Andrew retells the whole jolly tale to his wife Sybil, having a good chuckle over the hilarity of spousal abuse, until Sybil shuts him up with her fist. She'd kick sh*t outta Devery if he ever laid a hand on her, which is probably true, and just think of the money Morehouse would make off tickets to that fight. But we'll never see the dentist and Sybil throw down, because Devery? He's dead.
The first officer on the scene is Sergeant Padraic Byrnes, who does a real bang up job preserving evidence. He picks through the entire lot – stealing money, pocketing gold fillings, drinking the wine, eating the fruitcake… all the while feeling pleased as punch to make such a profit off the dentist's death. And just when you start wishing that the good Sergeant would do everyone in Five Points a favor and drop dead, well, Byrnes leans over, pukes, and dies. Later, boyo!
Doc Freeman confirms that the fruitcake killed the dentist and the Sarge – the special ingredient was arsenic-based rat poison. Yum. So who poisoned the fruitcake? The cake box has a handwritten card, and Corcoran matches the handwriting to Devery's landlord, Lunsford. Lunsford admits he gave Devery the cake – but he didn't mean to kill the guy. The fruitcake was a REGIFT. This is why you never, ever regift. Ever. Turns out Lunsford got the cake from a butcher named Hans Elek.
Are you still following? It gets more complicated.
Corky pays the butcher Elek a visit, who confesses he's been having an affair with Devery's wife, Ethel. Ethel used to bake Elek fruitcakes, but when Elek owed his landlord Lunsford money, he put one of her fruitcakes in a new box and regifted. So how did the cake get poisoned in the first place? Turns out Devery KNEW his wife was having an affair, so he poisoned the fruitcake himself, hoping to kill Elek! In other words, the dentist murdered HIMSELF! Are you totally and completely lost? Let's take a look at this sequentially:
Ethel bakes her lover Elek a fruitcake. Devery, Ethel's husband, knows she's baking secret love pies for Elek, so he poisons the cake with arsenic. Elek gets the cake, puts it in a new box, and regifts it to his landlord, Lunsford. Lunsford visits the dentist and regifts to Devery. Devery digs into his own poisoned cake, and boom, dies. Boyo!
So Copperheads, remember, never regift, and NEVER regift fruitcake. Poisoned or not, fruitcake is always gross.
Five (More) Points
Five Points Fight Club
A note to Morehouse: If you're gonna have a rigged fight, make sure one of the fighters agrees to lose. Jasper, channeling Rocky, kicked the Irish outta "Irish" Jake for 71 rounds until a ref had to step in and cold-cock Jasper.
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In a last ditch effort to set Annie on the righteous path, Elizabeth calls in the big guns – a Monsignor. It goes really well! Annie tries to seduce him, flips out, shoves Elizabeth against a wall, and bolts for the door. God: 0 Annie: 1
The Return of John Reilly
It's a shame Corky didn't kill John Reilly when he had the chance. Dead-beat John's back, and looking to collect his ten-year-old wifey. He dupes Elizabeth into believing he's Annie's father, so Elizabeth hands Annie over. When Corky finds out, he's gonna lose it.
Don't Lie to A Detective
Elizabeth's screwed.
And For Dessert…
Dig in to that delicious "Washington cake" that Andrew O'Brien was plowing through: Temptations of the Washington Cake
So Copperheads, what did you think of the show? Leave your reviews and commentary in the comments below!
From our partners at Gothamist: A fruit cake from Nellis' Bakery becomes part of the (double) murder mystery Detective Corcoran is trying to solve, but another offering from Nellis' caught our attention: The "Washington cake" that a very hungry Detective O'Brien buys to immediately devour.
While O'Brien buys what looks like a two-layered white cake, it turns out there are a few different recipes for "Washington cake," which appears to pay tribute to President George Washington. During the 19th century, Washington was a towering figure in the American psyche and there were celebrations during his birthday. In 1862, a Missouri Democrat said after one such event, "One thought, one sentiment, a single impulse, appeared to move our population on Saturday. It was to render heartwarm homage to the Father of his Country." And when there are parties, there must be cake!
The oldest "Washington cake" recipe is from his wife Martha, who made him a huge cake for their anniversary in 1759 and then would make it for their later anniversary and Christmas celebrations. An 1862 book recounted that a former slave of Washington's, Mary Simpson, who lived in New York City would bake the cake every year on his birthday.
Here's Mary Washington's recipe: "Take 40 eggs and divide the whites from the yolks and beat them to a froth. Then work 4 pounds of butter to a cream and put the whites of eggs to it a Spoon full at a time till it is well work'd. Then put 4 pounds of sugar finely powdered to it in the same manner then put in the Yolks of eggs and 5 pounds of flour and 5 pounds of fruit. 2 hours will bake it. Add to it half an ounce of mace and nutmeg half a pint of wine and some fresh brandy."
That's a big cake! The curatorial staff at Mount Vernon, the Washingtons' home, replicated the recipe ("Where the recipe called for 5 pounds of fruit, without specifying which ones, 2 pounds of raisins, 1 pound of currants, and 2 pounds of apples were used"). There's also a 1780 recipe, as well as some other modern variations.
Another version, in an 1852 recipe from "The Ladies' New Book of Cookery: Practical System for Private Families in Town and Country," sounds much lighter, as it doesn't have the fruit (though it does include alcohol) and it includes baking soda. Baking soda would have been a new innovation for American kitchens, as Dr. Austin Church and John Dwight began to manufacture "saleratus," also known as baking soda in 1847. Church and Dwight built a factory in Manhattan, at 25th Street between 10th and 11th Avenues, and that was the birth of the company that makes Arm & Hammer baking soda.
There's an alcohol-free cake recipe (but with yeast) from 1860, but a version that involves at least some spices remains the most popular. As for today, there's a Philadelphia bakery, Haegele's, that still makes a beloved Washington cake with a chocolate frosting that makes people reminisce.
For more about American cake history, take a look at this timeline from America's Test Kitchen—the Baked Alaska was created at Delmonico's, the classic New York restaurant that opened in 1837, in honor of the new American state.
Kevin Deiboldt offers a glimpse inside the 'Copper' writer's room, where they're reviewing…fart sketches?
A constant source of joy on Copper was watching other departments bring aspects of the scripts to life. Even the smallest detail was something they took great pains to faithfully capture. Take, for instance, this scene between our gangs from episode five – the O'Connell Guards and the Rodrick Gang:
CARWYN, SMILING HUGH and MEMBERS of both gangs crowd around the lockbox. CARWYN shoots the lock, opens the box. He looks inside: a drawing of a man bending over with a puff of smoke emanating from his butt. Nothing else.
That drawing you saw on screen (done by talented Art Department Apprentice Julii McMillan) was just one of about ten different options we were presented with – all equally hilarious, by the way. We settled on these two finalists:
This is the beautiful absurdity of my job – I get to have in-depth conversations about which sketch worked the best (the top one, there's just something whimsical about the way his arm flails and the arched back raises the butt into the air), while learning about the actual history of "fart drawings" (Julii showed us 200-year-old Japanese paintings of fart battles called "He-gassen"), and discussing which of our heroes would have been the one to actually draw the picture (O'Brien, natch).
Still makes me grin to visualize Andrew – sitting at his desk in the precinct, pencil in hand, taking the time to make sure the drawing looked juuuuuust right.
Have questions or comments for Kevin? Leave them below! And for more of Kevin's 'Copper' musings, check out his personal blog, Ithaca Mafia, and follow him on Twitter at @Kluv32.
From our partners at Gothamist: As Corcoran tries to outwit Rodrick, he, Maguire and O'Brien consider the various factions ruling New York City's underbelly. The Bowery Boys are mentioned as a possible threat, and in real life, the gang's members were known for killing people "without the slightest provocation."
The Bowery Boys were known as a nativist gang, since they were anti-Catholic and anti-Irish. They staked out ground on the Bowery, just north of Five Points, along with other gangs such as the American Guards, O'Connell Guards, and True Blue Americans. Five Points was where Irish gangs like the Plug Uglies, Forty Thieves, Shirt Tails and the Dead Rabbits resided.
Gotham: A History of New York to 1898 describes the scene, "Neighborhood frontiers crackled with border wars. Combatants fought with bludgeons and brickbats, clubs and hobnail stomping boots, and occasionally, though still rarely, knives and pistols. At times, local rivals would league together into a giant horde and sally forth to challenge a gang-combine from some other part of town."
Herbert Asbury's seminal book, The Gangs of New York, said that the original Bowery Boy was a "burly ruffian with his chin adorned by an Uncle Sam whisker," usually a butcher or a carpenter. "On his head was a stovepipe hat, generally battered, and his trousers were tucked inside his boots, while his jaws moved constantly on a chew of tobacco as he whittled on a shingle with a huge knife which never left his possession."
As years went on, the Bowery Boy would wear more fashionable garb, like an "elegant frock coat, and about his throat…a gaudy kerchief." Not unlike Daniel Day-Lewis as Bowery Boy Bill "the Butcher" Poole.
While gangs would fight amongst each other, they all exploited the Draft Riots of 1863 to loot buildings. By the end of the 19th century, the Bowery Boys broke up into many different factions and ceased to exist, leaving their violent tendencies to our imagination.
From our partners at Gothamist: In last night's episode, Elizabeth Haverford and Norbert Morehouse – actually, make that Norbert Morehouse and Elizabeth Haverford – hold a fancy fundraiser in the Morehouse mansion to raise money for the 21st United States Colored Infantry Regiment (fundraisers for Civil War causes were very popular in 1864). When Morehouse warns Elizabeth not to invite that "salamander William Backhouse Astor," he is referring to the second-oldest son of John Jacob Astor, America's first multimillionaire.
John Jacob Astor built the family fortune through the fur trade and buying New York City land that would soon become valuable, and it's believed that the $20 million he left at the time of his death in 1848 would be equivalent to over $110 billion in 2006 dollars. William Backhouse Astor Sr. inherited most of the family's money and he managed to more than double it, by furthering the family's investments in real estate.
According to Appleton's, he followed the "example of his father" and "invested in real estate, principally situated below Central park, between 4th and 7th avenues – now known as Midtown – which rapidly increased in value. For about thirteen years prior to 1873 he was largely engaged in building, until much of his hitherto unoccupied land was covered by houses, mostly of the first class. He was said to own in 1867 as many as 720 houses." Naturally, he would be a rival to Norbert Morehouse, who has real estate designs of his own! And his son, William Backhouse Astor Jr., and his wife Caroline would build the grandest NYC mansion known at the time – its ballroom could accommodate 1,200 guests – perfect for future extravagant gatherings of the city's richest.
Another invitee to the Morehouse-Haverford fundraiser is Cornelius Vanderbilt, the "Commodore," who turned his modest Staten Island-to-Manhattan business into a shipping and railroad empire. It's believed that his fortune, $100 million at the time of his death in 1877, would be worth be around $168 billion in 2006 dollars.
Hey Copperheads! Here's the latest news that's fit to print on your fave 1864 drama.
TV.com reviewed the first four episodes of Copper, proclaiming the series "a solid police drama, with all the genre's hard-boiled one-liners, gruesome crimes, and tortured heroes, covered in soot and caked in the blood of our nation's legacy." We agree – Tom Weston-Jones wears dirt and blood quite well.
Crave Online loved last Sunday's episode, "The Empty Locket," noting, "Copper has definitely got its hooks in" and the episode "had a little something for everyone."
Ato Essandoh chatted with Suite101 about nabbing the role of smartest Doc in 1864, Matthew Freeman. "When I got that audition," Essandoh told Suite101, "I couldn't believe it – this has got to be a joke, there's no way there's a character this rich. And then I got the job, I could not believe it. So I'm really honored and excited to be part of this project." Read the full interview here.
And that's the latest in the world of Copper. Get excited – Sunday's almost here!
Series writer Kevin Deiboldt reveals how one of 'Copper"s most memorable bar brawls went from script to small screen.
I've noticed that a lot of folks absolutely loved the opening to episode four. Personally, it's my favorite opening in the series – Kyle was able to kick it off (literally) with a truly memorable moment of excitement and absurdity. More often than not on television, scenes change from the page to the screen – whether through editing, staging or performance, it's just part of of the collaborative process. The final version of the opening you saw ended up a bit shorter than it was on the page – but still carried the same *ooomph* as the original. (Although I do lament the loss of my favorite Morehouse line: "I can jockey a downtown whore just as well as either of you two needle-dicks…" ). Here's a peek at the written version, for those interested:
Watch the scene from Copper below:
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Matthew Hale Smith, Sunshine and Shadow in New York (1868)
Was Five Points Manhattan truly a downtrodden, inner circle of hell filled with degenerates, whores and criminals? Or was the Lower East Side slum home to those like 'Copper"s Kevin Corcoran, citizens with a moral compass and…basic hygiene? Bowery Boogie's resident historian Allison Siegel takes a closer look at the notorious New York neighborhood.
Five Points, the Manhattan locale where Park (Cross) Street intersected with Baxter (Orange) Street and Worth (Anthony) Street, is no longer intact today. Some streets have been renamed, others gone, but Five Points' imprint remains, immortalized in the works and words from such luminaries as Charles Dickens, Walt Whitman, Herbert Asbury, and Tyler Anbinder. In 2002, Five Points was resurrected for a new generation with the release of Martin Scorsese's The Gangs of New York, a film adaptation of Herbert Asbury's historical work. In Scorsese's Gangs, the character of Bill "The Butcher" offered a poignant description of the area:
"Mulberry Street… and Worth… Cross and Orange… and Little Water. Each of the Five Points is a finger. When I close my hand it becomes a fist. And, if I wish, I can turn it against you."
Tyler Anbinder, Five Points (New York, The Free Press, 2001)
Five Points also touted a less flattering nickname, Bloody Ould' Sixth, thanks to its location in the Sixth Ward and the area's alleged murder a night. A reporter for the New York Evening Post wrote of Bloody Ould' Sixth:
"They had a dreadful fight upon last Saturday night,
The papers gave the news accordin';
Guns, pistols, clubs and sticks, hot water
and old bricks,
Which drove them on the other side of Jordan.
Then pull off the coat and roll up the sleeve,
For Bayard is a hard street to travel;
So pull off the coat and roll up the sleeve,
The Bloody Sixth is a hard ward to travel I believe."
–New York Evening Post, "The Dead Rabbits Immortalised," July 10, 1857
Manhattanites weren't the only ones balking over the escalating violence and unsanitary conditions plaguing the Lower East Side. On a tour of America, Charles Dickens wrote of a particularly scathing review of his visit to Five Points, detailed in American Notes for General Circulation:
"This is the place [Five Points], these narrow ways, diverging to the right and left, and reeking everywhere with dirt and filth. Such lives as are led here, bear the same fruits here as elsewhere. The coarse and bloated faces at the doors have counterparts at home, and all the wide world over. Debauchery has made the very houses prematurely old. See how the rotten beams are tumbling down, and how the patched and broken windows seem to scowl dimly, like eyes that have been hurt in drunken frays."
But not all notable writers and journalists portrayed Five Points as America's black hole – an entire community of lost causes. In 1842's Aurora, New York native Walt Whitman came to Five Points' defense, arguing that residents were "not paupers and criminals, but the Republic's most needed asset, the wealth of stout poor men who will work."
So was Five Points America's most corrupt neighborhood, or a cultural melting pot with a bad rap?
In the early 1990's prior to the construction of a new federal courthouse, the United States General Services Administration (GSA) conducted a full-scale archaeological dig in Five Points. Their findings proved Five Points wasn't entirely a community of lost causes.
Take a look at the GSA's report here. The opening line reads, "To outsiders, Five Points was a frightening slum; from the inside it was a thriving working-class neighborhood."
The GSA recovered several artifacts, most of which were unfortunately destroyed in GSA's archaeology lab in the basement of 6 World Trade Center on 9/11. A few finds:
GSA Artifacts: Sewing related objects (right), Medicinal bottles (top left), Umbrella part, collar stay, buckle (bottom left)
A tannery, a saloon, an oyster house, and New York's first garment district – all places of business – were discovered beneath the land where Five Points once stood. Still, there is no doubt that Manhattan's Lower East Side was a dangerous, and at times truly horrific place to live. If Five Points represented the age old struggle between good and evil, in this place, evil won.
Want to learn more about the rich history of Manhattan's Lower East Side? Check out Allison's historical blog at Bowery Boogie.
Love the music of 'Copper?' Series writer and music buff Kevin Deiboldt talks setting a scene with the perfect old Irish folk tune.
At the end of episode four, we needed a song for the Irish Tenor (played by the talented Ryan Tilley) in Eva's Paradise to sing. One that would take the audience up and into Eva's room, setting the tone for her scene with Molly. As a huge music buff, I got kick out of things like this – the chance to sift through old Irish folk tunes. The one Kyle (Bradstreet, writer of episode four) ended up selecting was a mournful song called "Avenging and Bright" by Thomas Moore. It was written in 1811 as a poem, and set to the melody of an old Irish air "Crooghan A Venee."
Avenging and bright fall the swift sword of Erin
On him who the brave sons of Usna betray'd! —
For every fond eye he hath waken'd a tear in
A drop from his heart-wounds shall weep o'er her blade.
By the red cloud that hung over Conor's dark dwelling,
When Ulad's three champions lay sleeping in gore —
By the billows of war, which so often, high swelling,,
Have wafted these heroes to victory's shore —
We swear to avenge them! — no joy shall be tasted,
The harp shall be silent, the maiden unwed,
Our halls shall be mute, and our fields shall lie wasted,
Till vengeance is wreak'd on the murderer's head.
Yes, monarch! though sweet are our home recollections,
Though sweet are the tears that from tenderness fall;
Though sweet are our friendships, our hopes, our affections,
Revenge on a tyrant is sweetest of all!
Based on the ancient tale of Diedre and the betrayal of the Sons of Usneach, it has been used by the Irish as a patriotic number ever since Moore penned it (to criticize George IV for not supporting Catholic emancipation). And though we do not hear the song in its entirety, I think it does a nice job – even in melody – of foreshadowing what's to come.
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"Very good - but the cover and title are deceptive"
This is NOT a book about war, or fighting in space, or action of any kind. You should NOT judge the book by it's cover or title or you will be disappointed (as several reviewers were), but if you know going in that it is more of a detective story (where the detective is a librarian type) you will like it. I would actually compare it to "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy" or the other George Smiley spy books - there is very little action currently happening (but past action is discovered and discussed by the protagonist). That is not a bad thing (John La Carrie sold millions of those books, and they are great), but if you are expecting the protagonist to have a "talent for war" (he doesn't) or men in spacesuits (the cover depicts a man dead for a hundred years) you will be disappointed. If you want an interesting future mystery with some science fiction (it is the future, but that future is 90% like the present) and several very interesting "twists", give this a try.
Social Scientist and Researcher; mostly retired but conducting longitudinal research into social issues especially the media and social networking. Avid SF and alternative history fan; enjoy a good crime yarn and have become something of an addict for audiobooks.
"A masterpiece by a grandmaster"
This is probably my most favored science fiction novel and the first in the series starring an intergalactic antiquarian. For students of history, this book will evoke parallels with ancient Greece and its empire, and the threat from an alien race. The story concerns the legendary Christopher Sim, the hero of the Confederacy; the man who defeated the alien race by fighting them to a standstill. But there is much more to this tale than battles in space, politics and history, the characters are finely drawn and first-class. Jack McDevitt did not win a Hugo for this work (The Hercules Text which preceded it did) but all the books he has written, this one has a compelling majesty and richness to savor.
"Good but rest of series is better!"
I had listened to the 2nd-4th books of this series (which can be read in pretty much any order) and came to this one last mostly because it did not have the same reader. This book is OK- a good mystery with interesting back story. The subsequent books, however, are much better. They are told from the perspective of Chase (the "sidekick") and the reader of those is great. They all involve search for historical artifacts, adventures, and a bit of sleuthing so there is a lot of information on the fictional history of their (future) society as they go about their investigations. Fun SF.
"Adventures of a reference librarian"
This book was a strange experience. It was, in large part, the story of a story. We follow a very dry, and somewhat dim hero unearthing dusty histories, reading over his shoulder snippets describing vast adventures as if through smoked glass. Minutes are devoted to characters we never see again, and events that deserve far more explication are lovingly set up and then casually abondoned. On the plus side, if you are patient, the ending suddenly rouses to slam-bang action and poignancy that ties the whole effort together at long last.
One more odd plus is that you can make a drinking game out of counting the times the verbally dyslexic narrator mispronounces and misreads fairly basic vocabulary. You will wince at first and then laugh.
"An enjoyable future history"
I started with Seeker, and knew there had to be great stories preceding it. This one has the same grandeur and richness and was an enjoyable listen.
"Very enjoyable mystery"
Interesting characters and setting. I admit that I'm a sucker for science-fiction mystery stories. The space battles for opera fans are all accomplished in a simulation. I enjoyed the introduction of Alex and Chase but readers should be reassured the pair will be better developed in the next volume of the series. And I don't know that I fully understood all the motivations of some characters.
A note: I was put off by the terrible pronunciation of Greek and other foreign names and terms. Even ordinary words. This really is a problem with the producers. Shameful.
"The Book is Good, But..."
I enjoyed the story, but the narrator detracted from it due to many mispronunciations. I don't know how many times I yelled NUCLEAR NOT NUCULAR and DE-MOS-THE-NES NOT DE-MOS-THENES! It became very annoying.
"not impressed"
The main character
I had listened to" seeker". The main character was Chase not Alex. It was much more interesting and the reason I got this story. The story was interesting but they drained on and on about mans flaw of war blah blah blah. It could have been reduced to 5 hrs instead of 9 easily.if you like alit of narration and pointing out of all of mans flaws constantly then this book is for you
"Please Read.."
If you have enjoyed any of the Alex Bennidict or Chase stories that Mr. Mcdevitt has written you are going to hate this book. Alex meets Chase for the first time and she sounds like a 500lb sailor, not like the sweet girl we have come to love. I would highly recommend the rest of the Alex / Chase stories. Also, the narrator is horrible, all the voices sound the same, and its very monotone. Very boring and the only reason I finished it is that I wasted a credit on it.
As for space battles, I highly recommend the Lost Fleet Series, now that collection of books kept me glued to my Ipod.
"Not up to McDevitt's standard"
I am a very big fan of Jack McDevitt's, but this book was disappointing. It had his usual clever mystery with a nice ending, but the story was just much too slow. And while I usually am indifferent to the reader, in this case (perhaps because I had so much time on my hands) I was particularly bothered by the many mispronunciations.


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Marcia Au, director of the Evansville Vanderburgh Public Library, will be recognized by the Indiana Library Federation on Nov. 16 at the ILF's annual convention in Indianapolis.
This award honors a state or federal legislator or an individual who has promoted and supported legislative efforts which promote Indiana libraries, media centers, or librarianship.
"Marcia has been a tireless advocate for libraries," said Susan Akers, Executive Director of ILF. "She has been involved with the ILF legislative committee for over 16 years and served as the committee's network coordinator disseminating information to library directors around the state.
"Her leadership and energy has been valuable to the organization. A nominator wrote that Ms. Au is fully conversant with legislative issues and has the ability to explain difficult concepts to those less familiar with the legislative process. Ms. Au has served as a resource for grassroots legislative efforts related to libraries and has worked to give a voice to all of the various opinions and ideas that emerge in the political arena."
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Sardinia at 400m. from the sea
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Lovely villa situated at Baia Azzurra, in a residential complex "Borgo dei Conti". The exact location is: Capitana - Quartu Sant'Elena, in the south-east coast of Sardinia. The house is about 400 meters from the beach.
The house consists of: living room with fireplace, sofa bed and kitchenette, two bedrooms, one double and one twin beds pushed together, one of the rooms has a balcony and enjoys a sea view; bathroom with shower, covered veranda with barbecue, where you can eat outside .
For families with baby: on request, but included in the price, you can have a baby cot or add a edge to the bed, to prevent accidental falls.
The house is equipped with all comforts: air conditioning, TV, digital decoder , DVD player, electric oven, fridge with freezer, washing machine, iron and ironing board, drying rack, barbecue and all the utensils, dishes and whatever else it takes to cook.
|Sleeps up to 6, 2 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Spiaggia di Baia Azzurra - Capitana 400 m
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|2 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Elmas - Cagliari 20 km, Nearest railway: Cagliari 15 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, Yes, smoking allowed
Features and Facilities
|DVD player, Sea view
|Air conditioning, Satellite TV
|Cooker, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Shower rooms
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (1), Single beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Balcony or terrace, BBQ
|Not suitable for wheelchair users
The Sardinia region
Sardinia is a amazing island that offers many natural beauty.
The nearest city, Quartu Sant'Elena is about 15 km. At about 20 km there is Cagliari, the capital city, where you can visit museums and monuments that bear witness to the passage of ancient civilizations. Do not miss a visit to the beach of Cagliari: the Poetto, one of the most beautiful and longest beaches that our coast has to offer. It's good to go in the morning, to enjoy a beach made of fine sand and clear blue sea, but it's nice to go in the evening, to stroll along the seafront and stop in to typical eat local. Don't forget to admire and photograph these beautiful pink flamingos, waders, for several years, living permanently in our island.
Anyone wishing to delve into our island can visit the graves of giants and nuraghi.
In addition, there are picturesque villages where at different times of the year, there are religious festivals and fairs with typical products of local food and wine.
Quartu Sant'Elena
The house is adjacent to the tourist port Marina di Capitana, where you can use services such as sailing and diving center and is about 2 km from restaurants, pizzerias, supermarkets, post office, pharmacy etc.. About 10 Km you can reach the Tanca Golf Club, while is about 17 km. from the Diverland aquatic park, pure fun for kids but also for adults.
A maximum of 50 km you can reach the beach of Villasimius, but before it, there are other beautiful beaches such as Cala Regina, Mari Pintau, Geremeas and Solanas.
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Scientific Forecaster Discussion
Area forecast discussion
National Weather Service Spokane Washington
1145 am PDT Monday Jul 6 2015
after a warm and sunny day today, another weather system will
drop down from Canada Tuesday with a threat of showers and
thunderstorms across the north. Drier conditions return around
mid-week, before additional shower and thunderstorm chances return
toward Friday into next weekend.
today through tuesday: today will be an in-between day. As the
weekend wave moves off to our east, we'll see quiet weather
conditions with slightly warmer temperatures and lighter winds.
The second wave that is currently up in northern British Columbia will slide
into our area on Tuesday, bringing the threat of showers and
thunderstorms to the northern part of the forecast area. Best
chance for precipitation will be in the northern Panhandle but we
could see thunderstorms develop as far west as the north Cascades.
These storms should fire over the northern mountains but the
northwest flow could easily take some of these storms off of the
mountains and into the Spokane/cd'a Metro area late Tuesday
afternoon. Cape values off the NAM model would support hail, but
these seem a bit overdone (as usual). The dry sub-cloud layer up
to 10,000 feet would be more supportive of strong gusty winds. The
WRF-arw does show a gust front propagating out of the mountains
and into the northern basin. For now i'll avoid specific strong or
severe wording until we get closer to the event. Rj
Tuesday night through Thursday...a short wave disturbance will drop
through the region on Tuesday. A chance for showers and embedded
thunderstorms will be kept in the forecast for Tuesday evening as
that wave progresses through the region. The focus will shift east
and south along the north and central Idaho Panhandle mountains,
with the convection coming to an end overnight. This will be
followed by weak high pressure building back into the region
Wednesday and Thursday for continued warm and dry conditions.
Temperatures will remain in the 90s to lower 100s and 15-20
degrees above normal. Conditions will remain dry with poor to
moderate relative humidity recoveries on mid slopes and ridges.
Fortunately it doesn't appear as if winds will be a big issue.
Friday through the weekend...a closed low currently meandering
around the central California coast will finally move inland on
Thursday and Friday and looks to merge with a trough that will
move through the Gulf of Alaska. This will deepen the trough off
the Washington/or coast and put the Pacific northwest in a southerly flow through the
weekend. The southerly flow will allow deeper subtropical moisture
to move north into the Pacific northwest and result in wide spread showers
and thunderstorms...likely just across the southeast zones on
Friday, then pushing north through the region Saturday and Sunday.
At this time the convection in the forecast was broad brushed and
as we get closer to the weekend we should be able to fine tune the
forecast. One thing we can expect will be slightly cooler
temperatures...slightly higher relative humidity and much better
overnight recoveries. Tobin
Aviation...18z tafs: VFR conditions expected through this forecast
period. The main weather of consequence will be the approach of a
weak upper level disturbance moving southeast through British Columbia. This will
gradually increase the clouds overnight and into Tue morning. It
could also bring a few showers to extreme NE Washington and north Idaho after 08z.
Wildfire smoke could also pose some restricted visibilities issues
overnight and early Tuesday. Fx
Fire weather...
thunderstorm coverage on Tuesday afternoon evening warrants the
issuance of a Fire Weather Watch. The best chance for lightning
will be over the northern Panhandle and northeast Washington, with
a lesser chance over the Okanogan Highlands and the north
Cascades. Precipitation amounts are expected to be light. These
storms could generate localized gusty winds. Rj
Preliminary point temps/pops...
Spokane 92 66 92 66 93 67 / 0 0 20 20 10 10
Coeur D'Alene 90 61 89 61 91 61 / 0 10 30 20 10 10
Pullman 90 57 92 57 91 57 / 0 0 10 10 10 10
Lewiston 98 68 99 69 98 69 / 0 0 10 10 10 10
Colville 94 63 95 60 96 61 / 0 10 20 20 10 10
Sandpoint 88 55 87 54 90 54 / 0 10 30 30 10 10
Kellogg 88 57 88 56 89 58 / 0 0 30 20 10 10
Moses Lake 98 67 100 70 100 68 / 0 0 0 10 0 0
Wenatchee 100 72 101 74 101 74 / 0 0 10 10 0 0
Omak 97 67 98 66 99 67 / 0 10 10 10 0 10
Otx watches/warnings/advisories...
Idaho...Fire Weather Watch from Tuesday afternoon through Tuesday
evening for northern and central Idaho Panhandle (zone 101).
Washington...Fire Weather Watch from Tuesday afternoon through Tuesday
evening for East Washington north Cascades (zone 685)-East
Washington northeast (zone 686)-East Washington Okanogan
Highlands (zone 687).


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- County,
- Flood Warning issued July 03 at 11:05AM CDT until July 05 at 1:00AM CDT by NWS
- Effective: 11:05 a.m. on Friday, July 3, 2015
- Expires: 1 a.m. on Sunday, July 5, 2015
...The Flood Warning is cancelled for the following rivers in
Lamine River near Otterville affecting Cooper County.
...The Flood Warning continues for the following rivers in
Big Creek at Blairstown affecting Cass...Henry and Johnson Counties.
Blackwater River near Blue Lick affecting Cooper and Saline
Missouri River at Waverly affecting Carroll...Lafayette and Saline
Missouri River At Miami affecting Carroll...Chariton and Saline
The Flood Warning continues for
The Missouri River At Miami.
* until late Saturday night.
* At 8:28 AM Friday the stage was 18.8 feet.
* Flood stage is 18.0 feet.
* Minor flooding is occurring and Minor flooding is forecast.
* Forecast...The river will continue to fall to below flood stage by
early Saturday morning.
* At 18.0 feet...Low-lying rural areas outside of levees begin to
Location FS Stage Day/Time Forecast
Missouri River
Miami 18 18.8 Fri 08 AM 18.6 this afternoon
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