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'Daddy Willerton however is experienced marathon runner and IRONMAN so I think he will be dragging me across the finish line.
Let's do this: The Bristol based model goes through some stretching exercises ahead of the big race
All for a good cause: Amy, 21, is helping raise money for the Barnet based Chickenshed charity, a youth theatre company that provides creative opportunities for youngsters – something that resonates with the former I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here contestant
Plenty to smile about: Amy is in good spirits ahead of the grueling 26-mile event on Sunday
This way please: Amy posted this snap on Twitter before the race
'We are running to help raise funds for the Chickenshed Theatre School – I personally always found massive comfort in my drama classes at school, having been badly bullied.
'It was the chance to escape the world and dive into dream world where anything is possible.'
The venture, which also provides opportunities for those with physical and mental impairments, is also something that touches home with the model as her younger brother Ross suffers from severe autism.
Go Amy! The model makes some last minute checks
Gearing up: Amy puts herself through her paces ahead of her participation in the 2014 London Marathon
Made in Blackheath: Reality TV star Hugo Taylor is running for children's charity Shooting Star Chase
Other stars to take part on Sunday include Made In Chelsea star Hugo Taylor, who is helping raise funds for children's charity Shooting Star Chase.
Elsewhere TV presenter Jenni Falconer – running on behalf of The Children's Trust – readied herself for the starting line in black leggings and peach coloured trainers.
The media personalities had some sporting company on the day in the form of ex-England, Liverpool and Manchester United striker Michael Owen.
Looking good: TV presenter Jenni Falconer is raising money for The Children's Trust
Here we go: Hugo gives the thumbs up (L) while former footballer Michael Owen prepares to run for a string of charities, amongst them Prostate Cancer UK
Taking it to the Wire: Dominic West was also in attendance at the annual event on Sunday
The former goal poacher, who announced himself on the international stage after scoring a wonder goal against Argentina at the 1998 World Cup finals, is running for Prostate Cancer UK and a string of smaller charities including Alder Hey Children's Hospital in Liverpool, the University of Manchester and the Manchester Eye Hospital.
Speaking to the Telegraph, Owen admits he was prompted to run after dad Terry was diagnosed with the disease last year, at the age of 63.
'Dad wasn't sure he had a problem, but decided to get himself checked out,' he explained. 'He didn't tell me, Mum phoned. You can't explain that feeling when you hear that sort of news. Well, Dad is Superman to me – always will be.'
Ready to race: Michael Owen is raring to go
Let's go: Soprano Laura Wright (L) and TV presenter Jenni Falconer (R) line up for photos ahead of the big race on Sunday
Here she comes: Jenni pounds the tarmac on behalf of The Children's Charity as the race gets underway
Crowded: Participants take part in the annual event
The former sportsman, who hung up his boots in 2013, added: 'I'm not trying to be Mo Farah, but it would be easy to retire, and neglect your own fitness.'
Other celebrities taking part include actor Dominic West – best known for his role on US TV show The Wire – and English soprano Laura Wright.
The 34th London Marathon, sponsored by Virgin Money, takes place across a largely flat course that has undergone very few changes since the race was founded in 1980 by athletes Chris Brasher and John Disley.
It currently holds the record for being the largest fund raising event in the world, with the 2009 event raking in £47.2 million for charity.
Let's get started: Actress Natalie Dormer prepares to run on behalf of Barnardo's
Ready to race: Welsh beauty queen Amy Guy (L) and TV presenter Sophie Raworth (R) were also involved on Sunday
Let's get rolling: Labour politician Ed Balls gets involved
Leading the way: Olympian Mo Farah is in the mix as the race gets started on Sunday
All over: Michael Owen and Jenni Falconer show off their medals after completing the race on Sunday
Over the line: Wilson Kipsang wins the 2014 London Marathon on Sunday afternoon
Exhausted: Former footballer Owen cools off
Delighted: Sophie Raworth and Jenni Falconer embrace after crossing the finish line on Sunday
Photo op: Stewards get a picture of Owen on the day
Disappointed: Mo Farah came sixth during the 2014 London Marathon on Sunday afternoon
She's pleased: TV presenter Helen Skelton is chuffed after crossing the finish line on Sunday
Thirsty work: Owen takes a much needed gulp of water
And the winner is: (L-R) Second placed Stanley Biwott of Kenya, Men's Elite winner Wilson Kipsang of Kenya and third placed Tsegaye Kebede of Ethiopia
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So Low-Budget, but full of fresh wind Jeremy Gardner's Zombie Drama
THE BATTERY reminds of the debut of a certain Mr. Romero.
Two guys, Ben and Mickey, as different as they can be, in a Post-Apocalyptic Journey Through the abandoned Woods. Ben a bearded Chav with a "Ryan Dunn "-Memory-Look, accustomed to Killing and resigned to the Situation. Mickey a sensitive Soul that misses his family, hiding between his Headphones, escaping into his own World. Besides the fact that they survived the Zombie Plague, both are connected by the Love to Baseball. To pass the Time the Twentysomethings throw a few Balls or beat the Bat on Windfall. The picturesque Landscape creates moments of silent Poetry, for example when the two lost Walkers pet Cows or watch Grasshoppers. Ben and Mickey stripes through the sunny American Wilderness, looting abandoned Houses and rummaging in the Memories of Strangers. Beaten by Loneliness and sexual Frustration the sensitive Mickey jerks off to a pretty hot Zombie Girl. Rather bizarre scene! The Protagonists end up in a Car surrounded by a crowd of Undead, where they barricade themselves. To a whiskey knowing Death is near, they sing a Song, which mustn't be missed in a masterpiece: "Show Me The Way To Go Home , I'm Tired And I Wanna Go To Bed ..." ( JAWS , PIRANHA 3D).
THE BATTERY was advertised with the Tagline "Best Zombie Movie in Years", which holds its Promise. Director Jeremy Gardner, who also wrote the screenplay, produced the movie and took over the Main Role, created one of the best Independent Films of the last Years. The Result is a melancholy Film with many quiet Moments and probably the coolest Duo since the two Guy from DAWN OF THE DEAD. The Movie is neither built on high tension and action, nor shock effects or gore, but on silent Beauty and authentic Characters. Also, the soundtrack fits very well, especially the Title Song by "Rock Plaza Central ". And by the way there are actually some Zombies.
For sure one of the most sensitive Zombie Movies ever!
Pauline (AnnaLynne McCord) is a quite typical teenager - not. She's an
outsider, who has no friends, but pimples, herpes, and oily hair. In
her imagination she has blood splattered sex , covered in blood like
Countess Bathory or does it with headless corpses. Actually Pauline is
quite a freak. The grades in school are fine. In other ways she doesn't
get along. Whether parents (Traci Lords), her teacher (Malcolm
McDowell), classmates or the priest (John Waters), all think Pauline is
sick and bizarre. In addition her destiny is overshadowed by the one of
her little sister, who has a serious lung disease. But the gifted
wallflower Pauline already cherishes plans ...
EXCISION is an exhilarating roller-coaster ride through the ups and downs of youth, consisting of disorientation, feelings of inferiority, sex and murder fantasies. Actress AnnaLynne McCord shows courage and her ugly face. Her consistently outstanding performance carries the film. She sniffs used tampons, pukes on a classmate during class and lets her boyfriend satisfy herself orally, although she has her period, resulting a bloody lipstick and disgusted displeasure. German writer Charlotte Roche's "Wetlands" greets violently. The visually dreams, bathed in neon colors and blood, are another highlight of the film. Although these are only short sequences, they have a perverse degree, allowing the comparison with films like MARTYRS or HUMAN CENTIPEDE. In these dreams Pauline breaks her "ugly duckling image". In them she is a splatter queen full of beauty ideals.
The plot of the film is quite weak. It's about several themes like sexual curiosity, confusion, hormone surges, low self esteem, lack of confidence, problems with trying to cope with society ergo: relatively "normal" teenage problems. Indeed they are shown in an extreme way, but relatively normal problems. The story jumps from one topic to another. First, Pauline wants to get rid of her hated virginity. Then she takes part at a dance class she hates. Then there's the problem with her sister with the lung disease. One central theme is not given. Only main character Pauline, who is quite nice to watch.
A genre friend freaks out, when he takes a look at the cast list, containing the heroes and flagships of former Mondo-, Porn-, Sex- and Sleaze-Cinema. Ex-Pornstar Traci Lords plays the conservative middle-class mother and housewife, Malcolm McDowell the strict teacher and John Waters, who let Trashqueen Divine eat dog poo, plays a prude priest. The appearance of these stars is like a gigantic broad hint and makes EXCISION to a kind of homage to the experimental sleaze movies of the 70s.
EXCISION is hard splatter, a breaking with morality and criticism of the small town life, and a story of minor matters. The images are more powerful than the plot. The film is a play with taboos, sometimes crude, mostly brilliant. As a fan of movies offside the mainstream you will have to love this to hit in the face of decency.
Resume: American BEAUTY goes MARTYRS puberty as a splatter film.
Tommy (Aneurin Barnard) is plagued by misfortune. His girlfriend is
attacked and killed by gangster children in the common apartment. The
case is dropped because of lack of evidence. Now he is alone with the
raising of Elsa, the common baby, and forced to be brave, Tommy doesn't
manage. Alone and isolated, he now lives in a shabby suburban flat and
develops a fear that prevents him from leaving the house. But the
demons of the past find him even there, breaking in and ravage the
apartment. The kids, who killed his girlfriend, like Tommy says. And
this time they're after Baby Elsa. Now time has come to fight the
CITADEL, the debut of Irish director Ciaran Foy, reminds in many ways of the French Comet-Horror DEAD SHADOWS, but especially of the English movie HEARTLESS, mainly because of his Hoodie Monster. As a viewer you will be long kept in the dark about what these hoodie kids, who also remind of the Satankids from the "Come to Daddy"-Music Video by Aphex Twin, really are. Whether demons, zombies, possessed ones or simply but only dis-social behaving, aggression and violence as a way of life practicing youth from the lowest social class. Hard to say. The film will define that a little clearer, but it raises the question whether you take the showings at their word, or perhaps should lenses behind the facade of his imagery. Much of CITADEL's plot is metaphorical and worth of interpretation, as if one should not accept what is offered visually. Take the main character Tommy: a sissy, a crybaby, a weakling of superlatives. He has the word "sacrifice" literally written on his forehead. The few people, with whom Tommy maintains contact, doubt his version of the zombie children and that they have targeted Elsa. Much more logical it would be Tommy as an outsider and Wunderling stamped with mental h problems. Only a boorish priest - played by James Cosmo (Braveheart, Trainspotting) - Tommy helps to fight the personified evil. They both go to the crime scene from the past, a ruin-like high-rise complex, and deliver a showdown with the demonized kiddies.
CITADEL is not easy to watch, which actually may be an advantage, because it brings the brain to work. Offered are typical horror movie elements like shockers and an all-encompassing darkness, which destroys any lust for life. Taking Citadel and its plot literally, it is not the most satisfying horror movie. Recognizing its intuition and its therapeutic value, you'll find a very interesting piece of independent cinema.
Resume: Super dark urban horror of emotional cripples, personalized fears and demon kids. From the psychological point very interesting.


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ANAHEIM, Calif. — This was John Lackey following the fourth, and final, game of the 2008 American League Division Series.
"We are way better than they are," the Angels pitcher said. "We lost to a team not as good as us."
But the Red Sox did win, therefore, contrary to Lackey's analysis, they were the better team. That's how it goes.
So where do Lackey's Angels stand now, as the teams head into yet another ALDS showdown? What has changed and will it be enough to let the Game 1 starter's analysis be taken seriously?
The Angels have a different closer, scored 118 more runs, have another year of nerve-soothing experience under some of their belts, and are rallying around the memory of the deceased Nick Adenhart.
The biggest difference, however — the one on which Lackey might be able to hang his sizable hat — is named Bobby Abreu.
This is why …
Going back to the Red Sox' 3-1 series win over the Angels a year ago, perhaps the most important "victory" in the Sox' chess match with LA was their ability to control one player: Mark Teixeira.
Teixeira, the Angels' gateway to cleanup hitter Vladimir Guerrero, finished with seven hits in 15 at-bats, but not one of them was of the extra-base variety and there was but one RBI. The Red Sox did not want Teixeira to beat them. Go after Guerrero — high and inside, followed by breaking stuff away — but don't let Teixeira get you.
"Teixeira was probably the biggest unknown coming in," Red Sox pitching coach John Farrell said following the Sox' series win last year, "and someone we might pitch around to manage the lineup."
This time around there is no Teixeira, but there is Abreu.
For pure power production, and the person who is filling the departed first baseman's positional piece of the puzzle, it is Kendry Morales who might seem to be Teixeira's replacement.
The 26-year-old certainly has the attention of the Red Sox, partly because of the entirety of a season that concluded with a .306 batting average and 34 home runs, but also due to a second half in which Morales hit .330 with the most second-half homers (19) of any American League hitter.
But, unlike even Teixeira, it is Abreu who stirs the Angels' drink.
Statistically, the 35-year-old outfielder is having a remarkable season, especially when considering he is playing under a one-year, $5 million contract signed on the eve of spring training. Abreu finished his 14th major league season hitting .293 with 15 homers, 103 RBI and 30 stolen bases (20 of which, according to Angels general manager Tony Reagins, haven't been close).
But where Abreu's value might truly be found when watching these American League West champs compared to last season's version is in regards to how he has affected the rest of the LA hitters … at a level Teixeira wasn't able to achieve.
Last season it was about pitching around Teixeira and taking your chances with everybody else. Abreu has made sure that isn't an option this time around.
"I think his approach has really affected our entire lineup," Reagins said. "We saw a little of that with Mark last year, but Bobby has been a good communicator, not only with our veteran players, but also with our younger guys. And so his approach has been one that has been one that has helped our lineup from top to bottom. He's gotten our guys to talk baseball, which has been really good for our team.
"Obviously they're both very talented players, but I think in terms of communication and lending the knowledge that he has to younger players has been immeasurable."
Not to sell Teixeira short, he did leave an impression on quite a few of the previously agonizingly impatient Angels hitters. According to outfielder Torii Hunter, they would watch the slugger take pitch after pitch, and then often times attempt to duplicate the approach.
Still, by season's end, the Angels saw the fewest pitches per plate appearance of any team in the majors. This year their middle-of-the-order preacher of patience has elicited drastically more tangible results, as is evidenced by LA moving up to No. 5 on the major league's pitches-per-plate-appearance list.
And leading the charge? The player who took the highest percentage of pitches of any hitter in the American League this season, Abreu (67.5 percent).
Make no mistake about it, the Angels wanted to be talking Teixeira this time of year once again, having made a legitimate effort to re-sign the switch-hitter. But when it didn't work out, they were able to throw some of the saved money the way of pitcher Ervin Santana, outfielder Juan Rivera and closer Brian Fuentes.
And after numerous conversations with Abreu's agent, Peter Greenberg — who also represented injured Angels Kelvim Escobar and Maicer Izturis — Reagins was able to use the last bit of Teixeira coin to bring in a player, Abreu, boasting remarkably similar value to the departed first baseman.
"We knew there was a chance, a good chance, he wouldn't be back. We knew that going in," Reagins said. "But we felt it was significant enough for us that we'd take a run at him. We just gave it our best shot.
"We started to get a sense around the Winter Meetings that we knew it wasn't going to materialize for us, so we had to go to Plan B and Plan C."
Whichever plan Abreu fell under, it was one that worked, which the Red Sox figure to discover over the coming days.
Dale, Michael and Jerry dig into the details of this draft for the Patriots with ESPN's Mike Reiss.
Giardi and Price discuss the Tom Brady appeal getting overturned and Roger Goodell's victory tour. The guys can't believe the victory lap and some of his behavior. The more you listen to him, the more frustrating his behavior becomes.
Giardi and Price break down how the teams in the AFC East altered their futures after the NFL Draft weekend.
Danny Ainge joins Glenn and Christian to explain the Celtics draft process; and he also discusses the trade rumors that permeated the night.
Mut is flying solo the last hour, but he's giving reaction and analysis as the Celtics draft a power forward out of France by the name of Guerschon Yabusele and getting some early grades for the Celtics
Mut and Kirk are talking more about the Celtics pick of Jaylen Brown and can't seem to find anyone who thinks it's a good pick or can make a case for why the Celtics took him third overall.
We check in with the manager of the Boston Red Sox, John Farrell joins us live from Tampa for our weekly update on all things Sox.
Eduardo Rodriguez and the Sox stumbled in their 13-7 loss to the Rays. Mut recaps the game and takes your calls on all things Boston baseball.
Christian recaps the Red Sox 6-2 loss to the Rangers.
DJ and Pete continue to assess the season that was for the Bruins and look toward the future for the franchise and how they can improve.
DJ and Pete are together for the final Sunday Skate of the season. They get into their overall thoughts on the season, the Bruins keeping Claude Julien on as head coach and the end-of-season press conferences last week. They discuss the rebuild process, what the Bruins need and how they can obtain it. Plenty of callers have their own theories and opinions on all of these topics as well.
Butch is joined by two-thirds of the Sunday Skate show in DJ and Pete. The guys discuss the problems with Bruins including leadership and grit, who should stay and who should go and if Claude is to blame.
The guys finish the show bantering about Max Kellerman apparently getting the Skip Bayless job, Iceland's win over England in the Euro 2016, and Caitlyn Jenner on SI
Texas Rangers sideline reporter Emily Jones likes getting doused by Gatorade. A D&C caller accuses the guys of being sexist in their analysis, which leads to a debate of the hottest sideline reporters in sports.
Dino, Gerry and Kirk discuss Tuesday's Dale and Holley show which feature some measure of tension during the interview with John Farrell and during a Rick Porcello debate
The Red Sox needed a big start from a pitcher, and Porcello delivered. Glenn and Lou talk about last night's win in Tampa and discuss what ERod needs to do while down in Triple A.
David Price is on the mound this afternoon in Tampa, but after last outing's terrible performance, the pressure is on for him to perform. Glenn and Lou discuss Price and his need to take over a game.
Red Sox GM Mike Hazen joins Glenn and Lou to talk about what went into sending ERod down to Pawtucket, and what the trade market looks like at this point in the season.
Ugh. Dale and Michael after another crap-fest of a Red Sox game break it all down and listen in to John Farrell and David Price's post game comments.
We close the show out with some of the best cuts of the day.
We check in with the manager of the Boston Red Sox, John Farrell joins us live from Tampa for our weekly update on all things Sox.
Former Celtics General Manager Jan Volk joins Kirk Minihane for a discussion that any Celtics fan will love. Kirk and Jan talk about the legendary 85/86 Celtics and how the team was constructed and of course the decision to draft Len Bias and his tragic death.
Kirk Minihane sits down with John Tomase to talk about the current political landscape, John's desire to write about social issues, and of course Spygate is discussed.
Kirk Minihane is joined by one of his radio heroes, Artie Lange. They discuss everything from Artie's comedy career, his time with Howard Stern, his issues with drugs and prostitutes, and the comedy show to benefit slain Officer Ronald Tarentino Jr.
Jerry Thornton and "Uncle Buck" Adam Cormack break down the greatest season finale of all-time, the season 6 finale of Game of Thrones. Jerry and Uncle Buck debate if this season was the greatest season in television history.
Ben, Russ & Alex recap the 4-0 loss the USMNT suffered to Argentina in the COPA America Centenario semifinal. Then they catch up with the EURO's, and recap if their predicted winners are still in the tournament.
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The Restoration of the Cutty Sark
After the devastating fire in 2007, the Cutty Sark has undergone a complete makeover. We take a look at the engineering behind the legendary ship's revival.
The Cutty Sark holds a special place in the heart of British shipping enthusiasts, being one of the finest and fastest examples of a 19th century tea clipper. However, its condition by the late 1990s, after 50 years in dry dock, was so serious that the Cutty Sark Trust ordered a comprehensive survey from Three Quays Marine Services. The survey found that immediate action was needed to prevent the ship from deteriorating beyond repair: "the wrought iron was actively corroding, had become very thin in places and in others completely rusted away. The timber planking was also found to be in need of attention to prevent further decay."With no water to provide resistance, the hull of the ship was sagging under its 963t weight, and the concern was that she would disintegrate if no measures were taken to stop the deterioration. The Trust drew up a conservation plan to preserve as much original fabric as possible, to use specialised anti-corrosive paints, to restore hull planks, replace supporting struts and cover the ship at the waterline with a glass canopy.
The new Cutty Sark
The Cutty Sark, then, was to receive a complete makeover. Any plans to refloat the ship on water or to keep it as it was on dry dock struts were scrapped.
Grimshaw was appointed as the architect for the project, and one of its directors, Chris Nash, dreamt up the innovative plan of lifting the ship 3m in order to solve the problem of sagging. It would also revolutionise the way in which people looked at the ship, offering the opportunity of passing under, looking up and enjoying her sleek clipper lines from beneath. There was also the commercial attraction of using the space below the ship for restaurants and functions on the dry-dock floor.
To meet these challenges, the Cutty Sark Trust first turned to universities. Dr Iwona Beech and the late Dr Sheelagh Campbell of Portsmouth University carried out tests to reduce corrosion and restore corroded sections where possible. At Greenwich University, consulting Professor Chris Bailey and Dr Stoyan Stoyanov of its computing and mathematical sciences department developed a programme to test the stresses on wood and metal components during the conservation.
Before progress could be really made though, an incident occurred that could have brought the project to a premature end.
On the morning of 21 May 2007 the ship caught fire, and burned for several hours before the London Fire Brigade could bring the flames under control. Fortunately, the ship had been largely dismantled and much of her timberwork was in storage as part of the conservation process. However, the timber planking of the tween deck, which was planned to be reused, was lost in the fire and a small proportion of the hull planks were also damaged. In addition, there was a considerable amount of distortion to the ironwork, mostly limited to the horizontal plating of the tween and main deck.
Structural engineers Buro Happold took over after the fire and a team, led by its conservation engineer Jim Solomon, devised a plan to strengthen the ship's frame.
The structure consists of 12 metal frames, cradles or bulkheads linked together by a longitudinal connecting metal strake beam of 500x40mm plates at the top just below the tween deck and yoked at the bottom to a newly fabricated keel plate that is bolted to the existing keel throughout the ship.
The frames, built by SH Structures Ltd, are made of horizontal cambered compression members with internal diagonal tie rods fixed to the keel plate. When the plates had been welded, they were hidden beneath the ship's planking.
When completed, the new skeleton had to be lifted on to supports. These hollow steel compression struts, capacity 50t, were coupled to node points located at the end of each of the cradle frames where they protruded through the hull. The lower ends of these external supports were connected to plates cast into the steps of the dry dock.
The steps, though, had begun to crumble and had to be dug out and strengthened with grouted steel piles before the supports could be connected and the ship lifted. A series of upper ties, or arms, provided lateral wind load restraint; these ties are bolted to reinforced concrete tension piles at the top of the dry dock.
The connection nodes are also used as a secondary support to the glass canopy. Structural steel grade for the members are of S355 J2 to BS EN 10025: hot rolled products of structural steel came from mills in the UK.
Lifting the ship
The ship was lifted at intermediate frames using 24 200Te SWL cylinder jacks, one under each node point. The whole process took two days. Consultants AV Technology (AVT) installed a system of 96 strain sensors to monitor loads in the ship's metal frame and the supporting props and tie rods that held up the vessel.
Continuous monitoring of loads was achieved by a PC-based data-logging system with real-time displays of loads in all critical locations and with automatic alarm settings to provide text message alerts if any of the loads exceed preset alarm thresholds. Wireless technology was used to transfer data from the data logger on the ship to the real-time display on a PC in the control room.
Neil Parkinson, AVT's technical director said: "The commissioning of a reliable instrumentation system to provide real-time monitoring of load levels in critical areas was a key part of the lifting operation, enabling the jacking process to be properly controlled to ensure that structure of the ship was not damaged and that the operation remained stable."
Build by numbers
As the ship was being stripped for restoration, each plank was numbered as it was removed for accurate reconstruction later. Where timber had deteriorated it was replaced with equivalent wood; the intention was to replace like with like where possible.
The tween – the internal deck – was rebuilt using new Douglas fir and caulked traditionally with hemp, which was easier to install and maintain because it was forced into place to provide a tight deck. The main deck was of composite construction, with plywood lower layers and new teak upper layer. The original lower rock elm planks and the upper teak planks were repaired and reinstalled on the ship. The original rule was rock elm below the water line and teak above. Elm does not normally survive for long out of water. Rock elm is the hardest and heaviest of all elms. It is very strong and can be comparatively free of knot and other defects.
Tackling corrosion
One of the biggest afflictions from which the old Cutty Sark suffered was corrosion. The latest measures to counter this came from Leighs Paints, which supplied aluminium and zinc phosphate primers for protection in a marine environment. The paint used was the glass flake epoxy Epigrip M922. Epigrip K267, a MIO (Micaceous Iron Oxide) and Resistex C137V2, a special finish coating, were used for the finish. All old work was painted white and all new work became grey.
To prevent the growth of marine organisms that would, over time, slow the ship down, the Cutty Sark's bottom was originally sheathed below the waterline with Muntz metal plates laid on layers of felt and bitumen.
However, it was eventually decided to use brass covering because it is more readily available in large quantities. Today's visitors, as they pass under the ship, can still be dazzled by shining brass panels on the ship's bottom, 1200x400x0.6mm thick and fixed on with brass nails.
The glass canopy
Seele was instrumental in designing the 90m-long, 20m-wide, 1,500m2 curving glass envelope which slopes away from the ship at an angle of 9°. The height varies from 1.9m above deck level in the middle of the ship to about 2.90m at bow and stern.
To handle the multi-curvature form, Seele developed a free-form gridshell based on triangles with a side length of about 2m. The load-bearing construction consists of steel hollow sections bolted together via six-way nodes. Concealed point fixings within the joints of the triangular insulating glass unit – every single one unique in shape – fix the glass to its support. The entire construction is self-supporting.
The second supports are the peripheral steel members that also support the Cutty Sark in its raised position. The glass has a bluish solar coating to lessen solar gain and indicates flowing water.
When the ship was built in 1869, her sea-going life was expected to be 30 years; she is now 143. Whenever fortune was going against her, something turned up. She survived the opening of the Suez Canal, which allowed steam ships to seize the tea trade. When her wool run days to Australia were over, she was turned into a tramp ship, taking any commercial cargo. When she was no longer making money, a sentimental British captain bought her and turned her into a training ship, in which role she survived until she became a museum piece in Greenwich.
When a ship survives and her contemporaries cross the bar, such as with HMS Victory, USS Constitution and the Vasa, public opinion will not let them go. Money is raised; they survive. The current refit of the Cutty Sark prolongs her life for just 50 years; then the decision to refit her will start all over again. *
Further information
- Engineers - Buro Happold
- Architects - Grimshaw
- Leighs paints
- Portsmouth University - Dr Iwona Beech
- Steel –SH Structures
- Glass canopy - Seele
- Jacks - AV Techology
History: The Cutty Sark
1869 Built and launched at Dumbarton, Scotland.
1870 First tea voyage to China.
1872 Race with Thermopylae to London. Loses her rudder twice and comes into port a week after her rival.
1877 Last consignment of tea taken from China to London.
1878-1882 Takes various cargoes to and from London, India, Japan, Singapore and the Philippines.
1883 First voyage to Australia to load and transport wool cargo to London.
1885 Richard Woodget appointed Master of Cutty Sark; sets record passage time of 73 days from Sydney to London.
1895 Sold to Portuguese firm J. Ferreira & Co, and renamed the Ferreira.
1895-1922 Transports cargoes around Europe, to Africa and the Americas.
1916 Dismasted in a storm and re-rigged as a barquentine.
1922 Sold to another Portuguese firm and renamed Maria do Amparo; bought by Wilfred Dowman and renamed Cutty Sark. Restored and Displayed at Falmouth.
1938 Donated to the Thames Nautical Training College and is used as a training vessel, moored alongside HMS Worcester at Greenhithe.
1951 Exhibited off Deptford as part of the Festival of Britain.
1952 Registration of the Cutty Sark Preservation Society, formed to bring the ship to Greenwich and preserve it as a memorial to the Merchant Navy.
1954 Floated into her dock at Greenwich and restored.
1957 Opened to the public by the Queen.
2006 Closes to the public for the Cutty Sark Conservation Project, generously supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
2007 A major fire on board the ship requires considerable extra funds and delays the project.
2008 An extraordinary uplift grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund enables the Project to recommence.
2012 The Queen officially reopens Cutty Sark.
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When you mention the Zaurus applications tkcGallery and MooView [LJ, January 2003], you completely leave out the point that MooView cannot handle even reasonably sized files, just like the included image viewer, while tkcGallery can handle virtually any size image. I've tested up to ten megapixels so far. The general feeling here is that if it is a commercial app you must make some negative mention, and if it is free then there must be nothing wrong with it.
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Guylhem P. Aznar responds: I just could not recommend every single application. Yes, I did mention the problems I had and the existing free software equivalent if there were any, but I also gave strong purchase advice for some unique software such as tkcJabber.
Go to a Borders bookstore some Saturday as I do and pick up a book on Linux, or Linux Journal, and read it. Stay there for two hours and you will have a minimum of two people come up to you and tell you of their companies' recent conversion from Windows to Linux servers.
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Somehow I managed to forget to bring reading material for my Thanksgiving flight, so I found myself looking through the junk that the airports had to offer. My brother said I should get a magazine but I refused to pay five bucks for something without content. I returned home to my latest Linux Journal. In every issue you folks manage to cram lots of good stuff onto those pages. So many computer magazines are more like bridal zines, to be purchased only when one is in the market for something new. Linux Journal, on the other hand, puts together great articles for people who actually use the machines they own. So I just wanted to send out a thanks. Some days I think your organization is the only place that has a clue as to what people want.
I have to disagree with the comments made by Tom Amon in your January 2003 Letters section (entitled "Red Hat 8.0: Love the License, Hate the Look"). Red Hat has made an attempt to bring forward a "best of breed" desktop. Having KDE (or GNOME if you wish) pre-setup with Mozilla, Evolution and OpenOffice seemed, to me, a vast improvement over the 7.3 release. I'll concur with Tom that the result is not perfect (where did Xine go, Red Hat?), but this is a road I would like Red Hat to stay on.
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An excellent article on how to use your Zaurus and what various hardware and software options are available [LJ, January 2003]. The Zaurus is a system that can stand on its own, and more articles on it would be welcome. I can also say that I find the advertising in your magazine an excellent resource of what's available in the Linux world.
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The author of "Compiling Java with GCJ" [LJ, January 2003] misses the point of what makes Java a more viable solution than any natively compiled language, namely, platform neutrality á la the Virtual Machine. Simply put, natively compiling Java defeats the primary purpose of why Java was invented in the first place. I compile GIS Java code once on Linux and run that same code on Mac OS X, AIX, Solaris and more, with great success and eye-popping performance. A key Java goal is to limit the long development cycle time of software by avoiding native porting overhead.
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On page 15 of the January 2003 Linux Journal you have a full-page ad from Rackspace. I would advise anybody looking for hosting NOT to go to Rackspace. They are well known for hosting spammers. The "100% network uptime" they boast about in the ad does you no good if your class C is blackholed due to the spammers you share it with. I would advise anybody seeking hosting to closely check the anti-spamming resources before contracting for hosting.
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Rounding off the week of designers exhibiting at Launch comes from Max Lamb. I first saw Max's work at the Milan Furniture Fair in May where he was exhibiting his Pewter Stool, a stool produced in the sand by creating 3 holes and the base and then pouring the molten pewter in and leaving to set.
Continuing that theme of recording his process in film and exhibiting that film sped up, he was working his way through his latest seat, this time sandstone.
Certainly an exciting young designer and somebody worth keeping an eye out for.
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