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What are you doing in Papatoetoe?
I spent two years in Zimbabwe and my contract ended. I was looking to come back to Canterbury and work there but, unfortunately, all the positions had been filled. Papatoetoe came up with a reasonably good offer to play club cricket and coach and work among the schools. I've temporarily moved up to Auckland but it's been tough because I've had to leave the family at home. But if we can make things work here then the plan would be to get the family up.
So you're keen to keep playing for a while yet?
Yeah, they were keen for me to play. I guess I've still got a couple of years left. I've been getting a few wickets, not as many runs as I would like. It's just a matter of practising what you preach really. It's much easier to do it from the sidelines, to tell people how to play rather than actually having to go out there and do it for yourself. But I'm quite enjoying the challenge.
Are you copping lots of chatter from the opposition?
It's actually pretty good up here in Auckland. I think some of the younger guys are copping it a bit but fortunately at this stage they've tended to leave me alone which is quite kind.
So you're hoping to make coaching a career?
Yeah, I'm enjoying it and like any coach you want to go up the ranks, so the long-term aim would be to finish off my level three. And then, with a couple of years' experience in Zimbabwe, a couple of years here, it would be nice to move up the ranks and get involved in domestic cricket or a position internationally. Whether it be in a specialised role like fielding, there seems to be so many more opportunities in cricket now when you look at all the T20 competitions around the world. The IPL, the Big Bash, it would be wonderful to get involved in one of those tournaments in a specialist role initially and perhaps in time that could grow into a bigger role.
Has anyone asked for advice on how to bowl like you?
Actually, quite a few have but it's pretty hard to teach [laughs]. I say if you can do the opposite to my action then you're heading in the right direction. There are actually quite a few people that are quite good at copying it but it's not something I'll be recommending.
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There was huge media pressure back here after the first test so to turn it around in Colombo was brilliant. The resolve of Taylor and Williamson was exactly what we were after and it was great to watch. Obviously, there's a new group and Bondy's involved and Mike Hesson and Bob Carter. I think they've got a good crew there and they're going to put their own stamp on it. There was always going to be a little bit of a transition period, people getting used to their styles. But, hopefully, they've gone through that transition now and they're playing a brand of cricket, especially in this test match, that is good to watch.
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Have you got any candidates you'd like to test?
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Are you getting grief from Cantabrians about living in Auckland?
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A fixed-wing VTOL aircraft features a forward-swept wing configuration coupled with a tripod arrangement of the engines (two forward, one rear), a forward-swept empennage or tail assembly, and a forward canard. The engines and wings/empennage are located relative to each other such that the engine outlet nozzles, which pivot downwardly to provide lift-off thrust, are minimally covered by the wings/empennage, if at all. The wings and empennage may include lifting fans to supplement lift and provide pitch and/or roll control.
1. A fixed-wing, vertical take-off and landing aircraft, comprising:
a fuselage;
forward-swept main wings extending from said fuselage;
an empennage at a rear portion of said fuselage, wherein said empennage comprises forward swept elevons;
thrust-providing engines configured to selectively direct their thrust downwardly for vertical take-off and landing of said aircraft and rearwardly for forward flight of said aircraft;
wherein said aircraft has three engines, two of said engines being located at a forward location with one on either side of said fuselage and the third of said engines being located at a rear portion of said fuselage, whereby said engines create a tripod of thrust when their thrust is directed downwardly.
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This application claims priority benefit of provisional patent application Ser. No. 60/632,616 filed Dec. 2, 2004, entitled "VTOL Aircraft with Forward-Swept Fixed Wing," the contents of which are incorporated by reference.
The invention relates to vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) aircraft. More particularly, the invention provides a novel fixed-wing VTOL aircraft with a thrust-augmenting, electric, secondary flight control system.
A number of configurations of fixed-wing VTOL aircraft have been proposed in the art. See, for example, U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,618,875 and 3,388,878. The aircraft in those two patents utilize several lifting fans to elevate the aircraft off the ground and separate engines for forward thrust to produce lift-generating forward air speed. The lifting fans according to both references are powered by gas bled from the thrust-producing engines using fairly complex, and therefore fairly heavy, take-off ducting. As far as I know, no aircraft according to either reference has ever been built and flown successfully.
Rather, as far as I know, only two fixed-wing VTOL aircraft have been built and flown successfully in any meaningful numbers, namely, the AV8-B/Harrier "Jumpjet" and the Lockheed-Martin X-35 "Joint Strike Fighter" (currently in development). Although those two aircraft have proven themselves successfully, they both suffer from a number of design drawbacks or sensitivities. Using the Harrier for illustration purposes, I explain these deficiencies below.
As illustrated in
As one having skill in the art will appreciate, the greater the moment arm of the control forces that can be generated, the greater the degree of aircraft stability that can be maintained with the control forces. Therefore, because the flow over the wing of a conventional fixed-wing VTOL aircraft such as the Harrier is laminar generally only near the root of the wing in low-speed forward flight, control forces are generated only with relatively short moment arms relative to the aircraft datum center line in low-speed forward flight. Therefore, as the aircraft transitions from pure vertical take-off to forward motion, roll control is relatively "soft" or "mushy." Only after the conventional fixed-wing VTOL aircraft has attained a forward speed on the order of 70 knots will full roll controllability of the wing be realized. (To compensate for this, Harriers use a series of jet thrusters at their wingtips, which utilize bleed air from the engine; this adds complexity and weight and reduces thrusting power available for lift-off.)
In addition to the delay in achieving strong positive roll control, the configuration of a conventional fixed-wing VTOL aircraft also makes pitch control somewhat difficult. As the aircraft gains forward velocity and laminar flow progresses toward the wingtip, which is located rearward of the root, the mean aerodynamic center of pressure or center of lift progresses rearward. Because the mean aerodynamic center is located behind the center of mass of the aircraft, as the mean aerodynamic center moves rearward, it moves further away from the center of mass of the aircraft and its moment arm increases. Therefore, as the aircraft increases its forward velocity and the mean aerodynamic center moves further rearward, the pitch control surfaces have to compensate for this increased moment arm. This also increases static longitudinal instability of the aircraft. Therefore, it becomes more difficult to control the vehicle in transition from VTOL through horizontal flight through pitch control inputs.
Another phenomenon which occurs in conventional fixed-wing VTOL aircraft such as the Harrier is lift entrainment or "suck down," which is a phenomenon that occurs within about four feet to twelve feet of the ground and that is related to ground effect. In particular, in a conventional fixed-wing VTOL aircraft such as the Harrier, vertical lift-off is achieved by rotating two sets of nozzles to direct gas flow from the engine downwardly. The conventional configuration has those nozzles positioned generally right under the wings of the aircraft, as illustrated in
Thus, although the AV8-B/Harrier has been a generally successful fixed-wing VTOL program, and although the X-35 "Joint Strike Fighter" also should be a successful program, conventional fixed-wing VTOL aircraft are not without their design difficulties. As a result, they can be somewhat difficult or tricky aircraft to fly.
In a first aspect, the present invention overcomes these various issues or drawbacks of conventional fixed-wing VTOL aircraft through the use of a forward-swept wing configuration coupled with a tripod arrangement of the engines (two forward, one rear), a forward-swept empennage or tail assembly, and a forward canard. The engines and wings/empennage are located relative to each other such that the engine outlet nozzles, which pivot downwardly to provide lift-off thrust, are minimally covered by the wings/empennage, if at all. This eliminates or significantly reduces "suckdown" during lift-off. Because the tips of the forward-swept wings start to fly (i.e., generate lift) as soon as the aircraft starts to move forward, strong roll control is obtained as soon as the aircraft begins to transition out of hovering flight. Moreover, the forward-swept configuration of the main wings and their generally rearward placement along the fuselage causes the aerodynamic center of gravity (center of lift) of the wings to progress toward the aircraft center of mass instead of away from it as the aircraft transitions from hovering to forward flight. This reverses the trend experienced with conventional fixed-wing VTOL aircraft, thus increasing static longitudinal stability and increasing the effectiveness of pitch control in transition from VTOL to horizontal flight.
In another aspect, the invention features a ducted electric fan-based secondary flight control system. In particular, the invention utilizes fans in the wings and in the tail surfaces to augment lift and to provide a secondary level of pitch, yaw, and roll control.
In the disclosed embodiment, the electric fans are provided in a stacked configuration, with each wing and each tail surface having a stacked pair of fans. The lower fan in each pair is configured to provide downward-acting thrust and the upper fan in each pair is configured to provide upward acting thrust. Controlling the fans differentially between left and right sides of the aircraft permits roll control; controlling the fans differentially fore and aft permits pitch control; and controlling the fans differentially between the left and right sides in the tail surfaces (e.g., in the elevons) permits yaw control.
These and other features of the invention will become clearer in view of the detailed description below and the drawings, in which:
An embodiment 10 of a fixed-wing VTOL aircraft according to the invention is illustrated generally in
It is known that a forward swept wing configuration is inherently dynamically unstable. Therefore, the wings 12 feature a laminated composite structure that is tailored to dampen what would otherwise be aeroelastically divergent behavior of the wings, in a manner known in the art (e.g., from NASA's X-29 project). The aircraft flight control system (software, fly-by-wire hardware, and computer-controlled flight control surfaces) is also specifically tailored to accommodate the inherent or natural instability of a forward-swept wing configuration, in a manner that is also known in the art.
As further illustrated in
The wings 12 include full-span, split flaperons 17, and the elevons 14 include partial-span elevators 19. The flaperons 17 function as both ailerons (to control roll) and flaps/spoilerons (to generate lift during low-speed flight; to attenuate pitch sensitivity during VTOL transition; and to trim the aircraft during supersonic flight). The elevators 19 control pitch.
The aircraft 10 further includes three integral or internally located high by-pass turbofan engines, with two engines 20 a and 20 b located along the left and right sides of the aircraft fuselage, respectively, at a forward position and a third engine 22 that is laterally centrally located, at the rear of the aircraft. The left, right, and rear engines 20 a, 20 b, and 22 have inlets 24 a, 24 b, and 26, respectively. Furthermore, each of the engines 20 a, 20 b, and 22 has a thrust-vectoring outlet nozzle 28 a, 28 b, and 30, respectively. The thrust-vectoring outlet nozzles 28 a, 28 b, and 30 are each configured to pivot vertically downward by at least 110� relative to the aircraft datum centerline (which will allow the aircraft to translate rearwardly while in VTOL mode, as illustrated in
The forward engines 20 a and 20 b and the wings 12 are relatively positioned so that the outlet nozzles 28 a and 28 b are only minimally covered by the wings 12 (as viewed in plan), if at all. For example, as illustrated in
As illustrated in
As further illustrated in
Additionally, as illustrated in
The forward-swept wing configuration of the aircraft 10 according to the invention provides significant advantages for a fixed-wing VTOL aircraft. In particular, as illustrated in
With a forward-swept wing configuration, in contrast, the existence of laminar flow progresses from the tips of the wings inboard with increasing airspeed, as illustrated in
In addition to roll control benefit, the progression of laminar flow from the wingtips inboard provides pitch control benefits as well. In particular, as forward airspeed increases and the region of laminar airflow progresses from the tip portions of the wings toward the roots of the wings, the net center of lift generated by the wings (the aerodynamic center of gravity, ACG) progresses backwards, as also illustrated in
Various performance capabilities of an aircraft 10 according to the invention are illustrated in
A modified embodiment 10′ of an aircraft according to the invention is illustrated in
The bottom fans in all four lifting members run in a direction so that they provide downward thrust at a minimal constant rate of 100 pounds thrust (20 amps and 125 kilowatt hours), and they can be run on an intermittent or as-needed basis at up to 600 pounds thrust in the wings (80 amps and 500 kilowatt hours) and up to 300 pounds thrust in the elevons (40 amps and 250 kilowatt hours). The top fans in each of the four lifting members run in the direction opposite to the direction in which the bottom fans run, at the same current rates, thus providing upward thrust out and away from the lifting surfaces (up to 600 pounds thrust on the main wings and up to 300 pounds thrust on the elevons).
The bottom fans are used to augment lift in VTOL and also to provide pitch and roll control in VTOL. The top fans only run when an immediate requirement is needed to counter a bottom fan in the wings for roll control or a bottom fan in the elevons for pitch control. The bottom fans, on the other hand, run constantly, thus adding to the margin of stability from lift-off to horizontal flight and improving performance.
Secondarily, the fans are integrated through the flight control computer to augment roll and pitch control. The stacked fans in the elevons control pitch and yaw. The bottom fans in the elevons, as noted, run constantly to stabilize the aircraft platform, while the top fans run intermittently, i.e., only when required, to augment pitch control. In addition, through central computing software, a bottom fan can be run on one elevon and a top fan can be run on the other elevon, thereby affecting forces in yaw and turning the aircraft around the yaw axis while in hover or VTOL. Two other opposing fans of each stack in each and opposite elevon, run at a lower power setting, to maintain pitch control and stability of the aircraft in VTOL during yaw input.
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Alex smith is a very good qb if he resigns with The Niners he can make The next step In becoming a great qb he just 27 years old entering his 8 season and his first time In his playing time to run The same offence For his second season with jim h Niners just need to trust Alex because with he will being playing a very Big chip on his shoulder to prove last season wasn't a fuke and when Alex smith rises The lombary trophy up he'll say this could of been yours peyton ride your horse back to The shoe and retire without getting another ring causes these rings are My !!
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Thats life In The nfl u have to gamble with a hall of fame qb becomes a free agent u lose some u win some but at The end of it ,its Alex smith we go foward with but it makes Alex become a great qb For The Niners For years to come
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Pat Fenlon has challenged his players to improve their recent dire Edinburgh Derby record when the face Hearts in the Scottish Cup this Sunday.
Hibs have failed to win a match against their closest rivals since May 2009 when a Derek Riordan penalty secured a 1-0 victory for the Hibees at Tynecastle.
However times are a-changing and Fenlon's men have started the season well, displaying a steel and commitment sadly lacking at the club for many a year - a Derby victory in the Scottish Cup to banish memories of May's debacle would be a perfect confirmation of this.
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'Saving Lincoln' is an Abraham Lincoln biopic documenting his presidency from 1861 to his assassination 1865; in particular, his close relationship with bodyguard and friend US Marshal Ward Hill Lamon who saved his life in numerous assassination attempts. Lamon was a former lawyer from the South who enjoyed playing the banjo, drinking whiskey and wrestling; he was the perfect partner and confident for Lincoln, being large enough and with good enough gun skills to act as his security as well as an avid joke-teller and a supporter of Lincoln's anti-slavery views. Lamon did everything he could to protect the president during his four years in office, successfully foiling an assassination plot which was to take place in Maryland after his first election, tightening security after a bullet hit the president's hat while he was out riding and often sleeping outside his bedroom.
This highly accurate biopic was shot using CineCollage; a technique where Civil War backdrops from the Library of Congress are used in conjunction with the filming. It has been directed by Salvador Litvak ('When Do We Eat?') who also co-wrote the movie with his previous writing partner Nina Davidovich. 'Saving Lincoln' will hit cinemas on February 15th 2013.
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Ontario's insurance regulator has called a halt to marketing of a home and auto policy that was too good to be true.
A Concord businessman stands accused of committing unfair or deceptive acts and making false claims about a five-year, $7,797-policy for two cars and a home, minus a $2,000 money-back bonus for those who make no claims.
The Superintendent of Financial Services has ordered him to "immediately cease" claiming such insurance coverage has been arranged through Lloyd's Canada.
Robert Mattacchione of Woodbridge, owner of ICC Global Group of Companies, ICC Healthnet Canada Inc. and Axccess Lifestyle Membership Corp., insists, however, he was not personally responsible.
"I have requested a hearing to clarify the issues," he said in a telephone interview.
He said other persons who held a sales information meeting made the claims about the insurance benefits that would be available to Axccess members who paid up to $399 a year to join.
"They put together something they had no business putting together," said Mattacchione.
"They did check with me before, but not in the context of (insurance)," he said. "The marketing was nowhere near prepared for exposure to the public…(or for association) with my name."
"I called them the very next day after I saw that marketing piece, way back before (the Superintendent acted)."
Mattacchione said no fraud was committed, as no money has been collected. So, he said, he would have no legal basis for suing those who allegedly made the false claims for which he is now blamed.
The Superintendent took formal action Oct. 20, within days of the Financial Services Commission of Ontario, Lloyd's of London and Registered Insurance Brokers of Ontario all posting warning notices online.
"You know that this offer strains credulity," RIBO warned brokers. "It is unsafe to rely on this…coverage," warned Lloyd's. "If consumers purchase insurance from agents or insurers that are not licensed in the province, they are not protected," warned FSCO.
Neither of the men Mattacchione believes responsible for making the claims returned messages left this week by The Star.
Mattacchione said he does plan to offer insurance to Axccess Lifestyle members, but it will comply with Ontario law.
"You cannot offer a no-claim bonus, but you can reward membership performance and…rebate the membership fee, having nothing to do technically with the insurance program," he said.
He said the persons allegedly responsible for the false claims have not cost him any money. "They have probably done me an enormous favour in terms of forcing tighter compliance, if you know what I mean…proper training, and compliance as to how a membership can be distributed.
"I assumed the individuals who could deliver distribution had a certain level of, let's call it integrity, and an intellectual level as well. I guess I overestimated that. Right now, they are no longer distributors."
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Dustin Pedroia called in to The Big Show from his vacation in Cabo, Mexico to defend his now former manager Terry Francona and his teammates in the wake of a story in the Boston Globe that quoted annonymous sources that said that Francona may have lost the clubhouse in part because of personal problems.
"I'm pretty upset about it," Pedroia said. "A lot of stuff that was said is pretty much not fair and it hurts man. It's not good."
Asked if he was surprised, Pedroia said:
"I'm not surprised by anything, but it hurt. I've played with this guy for five years and he's had everyone's back since Day One. He might take the hit for some things and the way the team's playing and stuff like that but from Day One this guy had my back, he's had everyone's back. He protected every single guy in that clubhouse and that's why I respect him like you can't believe. Whatever job he gets, if he needs me for a couple of games or whatever just let me know, I'll go play for free. That's how much I care about this guy. This guy is my family.
"For him to have to deal with this, he's the best manager in the history of the Red Sox organization. He won two World Series, look at the run that he had there, it's pretty remarkable. That's the part that hurts and whoever the person it is that's saying this I think they need to take a step back and kind of look in the mirror and understand what they're saying about a guy. A lot of guys in this organization have his back and I'm one of them."
Pedroia also defended the team's leadership, particularly Jason Varitek.
"We try out hardest as players to police ourselves," he said. "Tek is the best. From what I've read he's taken some shots about being the captain and how he wasn't being a leader. That's false. Tek's in there. He says things to me. He says things to everybody. He'll say things to Jacoby [Ellsbury] to make him a better player, to everybody. I know 7-20 in September looks bad and everybody can say the lack of leadership but that's not true. We all wanted to win. We were all headed in the right direction. We didn't. That's basically it. They outplayed us in the end. Teams beat us that shouldn't have beat us and that's it."
Pedroia also refuted the assertion that Francona had lost the clubhouse.
"I played for him for five years and he's never had to motivate me. When you play in an environment like Boston a manager should not have to motivate you. You should be self-motivated," Pedroia said. "Your team should be motivated to accomplish their goals and to be honest with you guys, we were. We didn't play well and that's it. Everyone in that clubhouse wanted to win a World Series. Everyone can say oh some guys quit, some guys did what, in my opinion that's a bunch of B.S. It's not for personal issues or anything like that. There's some first-class people in the Boston Red Sox organization and I don't think they need to be treated and stuff brought out that shouldn't be brought out."
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FOXBORO — WEEI.com's Mike Petraglia and Chris Price explain why Patriots owner Robert Kraft came out on the offensive Wednesday and hit back at the NFL for upholding Tom Brady's four-game suspension.
Law Professor Michael McCann calls in to talk about how Tom Brady can fight the NFL in court.
Peter King calls in to talk about Roger Goodell not reducing Tom Brady's suspension.
Jay King of Masslive.com joins the show to break down the performance of the Celtics during the NBA Summer League. Then Ben and Sam discuss the exciting possibility of a Space Jam sequel.
Michael joins Ben and Sam to discuss the wild NBA Free Agency period and the upcoming Celtics season.
How long will this rebuild take? How much money will it take to keep Bae Crowder? Are Draft Picks even worth anything? With the Danny Ainge not landing any big names in the draft, and unable to lure any big names in free agency, Sam and Ben discussed if the Celtics are doomed moving forward.
Joe and Dave are joined by Pedro who was at the game and had his number 45 retired by the Red Sox in a very touching pregame ceremony. Pedro talks about going into the Hall of Fame, his time in Boston and love for the game of baseball.
Joe & Dave talked to the Sox designated hitter, who hit two home runs and drove in seven runs in the win over the Tigers.
Joe and Dave talk with Xander after he hits the walk-off single that snapped the Red Sox losing streak as they beat the Tigers in 11 innings.
Don Sweeney, who was hired as the Bruins general manager yesterday speaks with Dale and Holley about his new position and where the Bruins go from here.
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In the final hour of the "midseason finale" as DJ likes to call it, the crew discuss more about the future of the Bruins franchise, the possible power struggle in the front office and who should be the head coach going forward. They talk to intelligent and talented Fluto Shinzawa about all of these thing and more in an excellent interview, and finally, DJ says THANK YOU!
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The guys opened the show by discussing Bob Kraft's press conference yesterday.
Adam Schefter joined us to discuss the latest on deflategate and Chris Mortensen's false PSI report.
Lou, Christian and Joey say goodbye to Tim on his last show on MFB and at WEEI.
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Dale, Michael and Jerry Thornton talk about all things Patriots, including the challenges on the field and the drama off the field as 2015 training camp opens today in Foxborough.
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If you play Fantasy Football then you know there are several "Elephants in the Room!" And nobody is talking about them. Are they afraid? We're not! The Dallas Running game, Leveon Bell, Demarco Murray & Ryan Matthews in the Philly backfield, the Saints offense and so much more. Right here, WEEI's own Jim Hackett and Pete Davidson cover all of the main "Elephants in the Room" to help you get the edge for your upcoming drafts. Enjoy!
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The death toll from an explosion at a Chinese auto plant has risen as investigators blamed poor safety standards for the blast. The accident was the country's most deadly industrial accident in a year.
An explosion in a Chinese factory where wheel hubs were polished has killed at least 75 workers and injured 185 in the city of Kunshan in China's eastern Jiangsu province, China's work safety chief said Monday.
Quoting the head of China's state administration of work safety, Yang Dongliang, Chinese state media reported the explosion at the Kunshan Zhongrong Metal Products Co Ltd factory was likely triggered by a spark that had ignited a dust-filled room.
State broadcaster CCTV said more than 200 workers were at the factory when the explosion occurred early on Saturday morning.
Kunshan Zhongrong's core business is electroplating aluminum allow wheel hubs. According to the company's website, its customers include General Motors and other US companies.
Chinese officials said five company representatives were in custody.
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China's official Xinhua news agency reported Monday that company management had ignored prior warnings about dust, failed to install appropriate fire safety equipment and did not provide safety training for workers.
"There was no cleaning of accumulated dust every shift at a set time, which caused dust to exceed limits," work safety chief Yang was quoted as saying.
Yang did not specify what might have ignited the dust, but said machinery at the plant lacked safety devices which might prevent explosions.
The blast was China's most serious industrial accident since June last year, when 119 workers were killed in a fire at a poultry plant in the northern province of Jilin.
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Jose El Rey takes a moment to be lone before his performance.
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This week was a rock fest here in South Florida. First Slayer, then Def Leoppard? Besides going to the show to hear the music with fans, I'd love to cover it. But I didn't ask, I didn't know and now I am left with "I wish I did."
If you didn't realize it already, I love capturing behind the scenes for anything, but a rock act, that's just stories being shot and I love telling them. I once hung out with Longwave and The Strokes (right when they were blowing up) after a show in Brooklyn. I didn't know who were The Strokes, just that they were the band my friend was opening for. The few shots I took were of me and my friend and people I never saw again. But still interesting shots that I've never posted of this one night after the bands played.
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sweat, the blood and the tears.
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nerves, the prayers, the sweaty palms, the quiet moments and while I
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Nevenka East European Folk Ensemble Set for LA's Atwater Crossing, 7/21
The Nevenka East European Folk Ensemble will perform at Atwater Crossing on July 21st. This is a wonderful opportunity to experience an evening of world music in an intimate cabaret setting. Enjoy an eclectic mix of musical gems from a variety of Eastern European cultures – Bulgarian, Georgian, Bosnian, Sephardic, Armenian, Macedonian and Rom.
Nevenka is a Los Angeles-based women's folk chorus. The group was founded by singers who share a common interest in the complex harmonies and intricate, compelling rhythms typical of Balkan music. Very much in the Eastern European tradition, Nevenka includes women of all ages making music together.
ATX, as Atwater Crossing is known, is at the heart of a newly developing part of Atwater. The area, which is home to many budding creative ventures in music, theater and the visual arts, also boasts innovative architectural and commercial projects. ATX is at 3245 Casitas Avenue, LA 90039, conveniently located near I-5 just south of Los Feliz.
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- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Daily housekeeping
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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136 On Bealey - Motel, Christchurch's small print
Also known as
- 136 Bealey Avenue
- 136 Bealey Avenue Christchurch
- 136 Bealey Avenue Motel
- 136 Bealey Avenue Motel Christchurch
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Parking height restrictions apply.
Optional extras
Onsite credit card charges are subject to an extra charge
Continental breakfast is offered for an extra charge of NZD 10 for adults and NZD 10 for children (approximately)
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of NZD 25.00 per person (roundtrip)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.