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Police investigating the reported death of a British man in Syria said they are carrying out a search of a house in Manchester today.
Police investigating the reported death of a British man in Syria said they are carrying out a search of a house in Manchester today.
The mother of a British man who is reported to have been killed in Syria has been described as "very much involved in the local community."
A neighbour in the Manchester suburb Didsbury said Anil Raoufi's father was rarely seen as he would sleep during the day and work at night but the mother was very visible.
"Kamala is a gorgeous lady, really friendly, tries to integrate in everything." Another neighbour said: "Kamala is a lovely, lovely woman, completely part of the street's life, not at all isolated, since the day they arrived."I'm really shocked."
Anil Raoufi is understood to have enrolled at university and attended a local mosque before going to Syria.
Sarah Champion quit in June as 172 Labour MPs backed a vote of no confidence in the party leader - but she has now asked for her job back.
The child was attacked by co-workers armed with an air compressor, at a factory on the outskirts of the capital Dhaka.
One baby has died and another is in a serious condition after a Sydney hospital mistakenly administered laughing gas instead of oxygen.


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HOOVER, Ala. — The SEC East is relying heavily on three former Nick Saban assistants to restore balance to the league.
The division that once reigned with the likes of Steve Spurrier, Phillip Fulmer, Mark Richt and Urban Meyer hasn't won a Southeastern Conference title in eight years. Saban and Alabama still lead a formidable parade of Western Division teams but there's an abundance of new blood in that sometimes overlooked East.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Derrick Henry made a quick impression on his Alabama teammates upon arriving on campus as a coveted prospect with everything from his hardcore weight room workouts to those middle-of-the-night pushup sessions.
Big, physical and by all accounts a tireless worker, Henry stood out even in a program that's been handing off tailbacks to the NFL pretty much annually. Alabama linebacker Reggie Ragland learned the hard way in one early practice encounter.
"When you meet him in the hole," Ragland says now, "you better bring everything you've got."
The defensive stars will be all over the field, and even on the sidelines, during the Southeastern Conference championship game.
No. 2 Alabama's Jonathan Allen, Reggie Ragland and others will be in the NFL next season.
The 18th-ranked Gators have NFL-caliber talent on defense, too, entering Saturday's game at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, starting with cornerback Vernon Hargreaves III and defensive lineman Jonathan Bullard. They have the confidence to go with that elite talent.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Alabama kept giving the ball to Derrick Henry — 14 times in a row to put Auburn away.
There really wasn't any question even before Henry's marathon Iron Bowl performance regarding who was the main man in the second-ranked Crimson Tide's offense. Just like it was a no-brainer last season.
The once-unstoppable Southeastern Conference is down to one national title contender.
Predictably, it's No. 2 Alabama. If No. 18 Florida pulls off an upset in Saturday's SEC championship game in the Georgia Dome, the league that trumpeted a seven-year national title stranglehold not so long ago won't even get an invitation to the competition.
The Crimson Tide (11-1, 7-1 SEC, No. 2 CFP) kept its playoff candidacy intact with 10 fourth-quarter points in Saturday's 29-13 win over rival Auburn.
AUBURN, Ala. — Adam Griffith created another indelible Iron Bowl memory, this one for a flawless performance.
Griffith emerged as an Iron Bowl hero for the Tide (11-1, 7-1 Southeastern Conference) two years after his last play attempt touched off the Tigers' winning Kick Six play. Griffith kicked five field goals to help propel the Crimson Tide to the SEC West title with a 29-13 victory over rival Auburn on Saturday.
He'll leave dwelling on the past to others.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Cyrus Jones can be easy to overlook behind all those bulky run-stoppers and pass rushers on Alabama's defense.
The slightly undersized cornerback and return man, who admits teammates think he has a case of "little man syndrome," is doing pretty well himself. He's just been more noticeable lately.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Charleston Southern is already headed where Alabama hopes to land: The playoffs.
The third-ranked Crimson Tide's home finale today can't do much to help the team's cause in that regard. The focus instead is on avoiding a lackluster performance against an FCS opponent and presumably getting Derrick Henry and some other starters a bit of rest.
AUBURN, Ala. — Isaiah McKenzie returned a fourth-quarter punt 53 yards for a touchdown Saturday to lift Georgia to a 20-13 win over Auburn.
The Bulldogs (7-3, 5-3 Southeastern Conference) forced two fumbles after that, including one on the goal line. The Tigers (5-5, 2-5) managed only two Daniel Carlson field goals after their opening drive, the second coming with 1:14 left to play.
AUBURN, Ala. — Georgia-Auburn was supposed to be a potential prelude to the Southeastern Conference championship game between teams on their ways to division titles.
That's not at all how it turned out.
The Bulldogs and Tigers, preseason favorites in their respective divisions, meet today hoping to take a step toward upgrading their bowl prospects. Both are having disappointing seasons marred by injuries and quarterback troubles.
Neither team will be vying for titles but it's still a rivalry game.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Derrick Henry has become this year's version of Amari Cooper for Alabama's offense.
When in doubt, the third-ranked Crimson Tide gets the ball to its star tailback and more often than not, he's been delivering. Never more so than his 38-carry, 210-yard performance in Saturday night's 30-16 win over No. 9 LSU.
Henry has taken over the Tide's offense much like Cooper did as a wide receiver last season on his way to becoming a Heisman Trophy finalist — something that's also looking increasingly possible for the 6-foot-3, 240-pound tailback.
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HR-97-3: Published: Feb 1, 1997. Publicly Released: Feb 1, 1997.
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GAO reviewed the Department of Defense's (DOD) inability to put in place the financial management operations and controls required to produce the information it needs to ensure adequate accountability and support decision-making, focusing on DOD's need to transform candid acknowledgements of problems in six critical areas into comprehensive, realistic corrective actions.
GAO found that: (1) DOD's financial management systems, practices, and procedures continue to be hampered by significant weaknesses; (2) DOD does not yet have adequate financial management processes in place to produce the information it needs to ensure adequate accountability and to support its decision-making process; (3) no military service or other major DOD component has been able to withstand the scrutiny of an independent financial statement audit; (4) DOD has acknowledged that it is struggling to overcome decades-old financial management problems; (5) since 1990, GAO and the DOD auditors have made over 400 recommendations aimed at correcting the Department's most pressing financial management weaknesses; (6) the past few years have been marked by DOD's financial management leadership, under the direction of its Chief Financial Officer (CFO), recognizing the importance of tackling the broad range of problems in this area; (7) DOD's "blueprint" for reforming financial management represents an important first step towards resolving DOD's long-standing problems; (8) through his 5-Year Plan, the CFO has also put in place a vision statement to guide the Department's reform efforts; (9) as a result, the importance of greater financial accountability is now clearer throughout the Department; (10) to support its blueprint and CFO vision, the Department has begun a number of initiatives intended to address its long-standing financial management weaknesses; (11) DOD still has a long way to go to meet the challenges of managing its vast and complex operations with greater accountability and efficiency demanded by the Congress and the American public; (12) signs of DOD top leadership emphasis on and commitment to resolving DOD's financial management problems are encouraging; and (13) however, DOD must effectively address challenges in the six critical areas highlighted in audit reports--systems, cost accounting, disbursements, personnel, internal controls, and business processes--if its envisioned financial management reforms are to realize meaningful financial management improvements.
Below are the reports in this series:
High-Risk Series: An Overview HR-97-1, Feb 1, 1997
High-Risk Series: Quick Reference Guide HR-97-2, Feb 1, 1997
High-Risk Series: Defense Financial Management HR-97-3, Feb 1, 1997
High-Risk Series: Defense Contract Management HR-97-4, Feb 1, 1997
High-Risk Series: Defense Inventory Management HR-97-5, Feb 1, 1997
High-Risk Series: Defense Weapon Systems Acquisition HR-97-6, Feb 1, 1997
High-Risk Series: Defense Infrastructure HR-97-7, Feb 1, 1997
High-Risk Series: IRS Management HR-97-8, Feb 1, 1997
High-Risk Series: Information Management and Technology HR-97-9, Feb 1, 1997
High-Risk Series: Medicare HR-97-10, Feb 1, 1997
High-Risk Series: Student Financial Aid HR-97-11, Feb 1, 1997
High-Risk Series: Department of Housing and Urban Development HR-97-12, Feb 1, 1997
High-Risk Series: Department of Energy Contract Management HR-97-13, Feb 1, 1997
High-Risk Series: Superfund Program Management HR-97-14, Feb 1, 1997
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Jul 11, 2016
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Jun 6, 2016
Management Report:Areas for Improvement in the Federal Reserve Banks' Information Systems ControlsGAO-16-601R: Published: Jun 6, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 6, 2016.
May 26, 2016
DOD Financial Management:Greater Visibility Needed to Better Assess Audit Readiness for Property, Plant, and EquipmentGAO-16-383: Published: May 26, 2016. Publicly Released: May 26, 2016.
May 18, 2016
Management Report:Improvements Are Needed to Enhance the Internal Revenue Service's Internal Control over Financial ReportingGAO-16-457R: Published: May 18, 2016. Publicly Released: May 18, 2016.
Apr 6, 2016
Fiscal Year 2015 U.S. Government Financial Statements:Need to Address the Government's Remaining Financial Management Challenges and Long-Term Fiscal PathGAO-16-541T: Published: Apr 6, 2016. Publicly Released: Apr 6, 2016.
Mar 30, 2016
Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute:Review of the Audit of the Financial Statements for Fiscal Year 2015GAO-16-458R: Published: Mar 30, 2016. Publicly Released: Mar 30, 2016.
Feb 29, 2016
Credit Reform:Current Method to Estimate Credit Subsidy Costs Is More Appropriate for Budget Estimates Than a Fair Value ApproachGAO-16-41: Published: Jan 29, 2016. Publicly Released: Feb 29, 2016.
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Industrial archaeology in Sheffield and Mexborough, and investigations at Wincobank Hall, Sheffield
Wessex Archaeology has now completed analysis of fieldwork on four sites in South Yorkshire. Three of the four sites are industrial – a glassworks at Mexborough which included finds of bottles, jars and Codd-bottle marbles; the Butcher Wheel, a fomer cutlery works on Arundel Street, Sheffield; and the remains of the former Kelham Rolling Mills in Sheffield – whilst the fourth, the 18th-century Wincobank Hall, Sheffield, revealed evidence for five phases of development of the buildings and significant assemblages of window glass, lead cames (some with makers' marks), bottle glass and pottery were recovered.
We hope in due course the reports will be published in the journals for which they were prepared. In the meantime, we are pleased to be able to provide the reports here although some images have not been reproduced due to copyright restrictions.
Perham Down WWI Practice Trenches
Over the past few weeks Wessex Archaeology, in collaboration with Operation Nightingale and Breaking Ground Heritage, has been carrying out a geophysical survey and then excavating WWI practice trenches on Perham Down, Hampshire.
The trenches, known as the 'Bedlam Trenches', replicated German trench systems in the Somme region, enabling soldiers to learn trench warfare tactics by practicing attacking the enemy lines, as well as learning how to construct trenches.
Battalions that used the Bedlam Trenches included the Kings Royal Rifle Corps – now The Rifles (incidentally, significantly involved in Operation Nightingale), the 13th Essex Regiment, and the 16th and 17th Battalion Middlesex Regiment – the renowned 'Footballers' Battalion.
The work was commissioned by the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO), and the team has consisted of volunteers, veterans and some professional archaeologists. So far they have uncovered:
- part of a trench with a step that would have been used for firing at the enemy (fire step), and with evidence of a possible sap – a trench used to advance into land to gain a military advantage.
- a First Aid post, with seating dug out of the chalk;
- Officers' latrines, the relatively shallow depth of which indicates that these were probably not long-drop toilets;
- a dugout (shelter) within which the surface which has clearly been trampled down by many pairs of boots, with some corrugated tin and lots of postholes which probably would have supported the revetting which secured the sides of the trench;
- a communications trench;
- other support trenches.
A number of finds have also been recovered, including blank ammunition, and screw pickets – used (instead of wooden stakes) to create barbed wire obstacles on No Man's Land. We are looking forward to discovering more as the week progresses.
Sophie Feilder's Work Experience
When I arrived at Wessex Archaeology on the Monday morning, I was given a tour and was struck by how big the building was. Having had lunch and having been familiarised with my timetable, I was shown how the Survey department works by a lady called Roberta. She explained how GPS can be used to record the positions of sites and the features found in them, with 5 cm accuracy. She also showed me how to record the coordinates of different features of the carpark, using GPS. After this, I was shown how the information is processed and used to make maps of the site. This was interesting as the diagrams focused more on the positions and shapes of the features, and less on what they looked like.
On Tuesday, I spent the day with the Finds team. Here I was given a bowl of water and a toothbrush with which to wash pottery and animal bones from a site in Winchester. I enjoyed this as it was interesting to see patterns on the pottery emerging from the dirt. I was also shown how to mark the items I had washed with their site and context numbers using a quill and ink. I now know that this is important because it tells those analysing the finds exactly where on the site they were found.
On Wednesday morning I visited the Coastal & Marine department. A lady named Peta told me that the department was responsible for dealing with archaeology underwater, such as shipwrecks, and preserving artefacts that had been accidentally brought to the surface. During this session, I was also told about photogrammetry and was given a camera with which to photograph a 19th-century relish pot. These photos were then downloaded into a computer program that was able to construct what it thought would be the 3D model. Although only half the pot could be seen, the program had been able to picture that half in surprising detail.
On Wednesday afternoon, I visited the Heritage department where I was shown how to investigate the history of an area by Naomi. She explained how to match old maps to new maps, and showed me many websites that can display the protected sites in any area. This was interesting as I was able to see the protected parts of the village in which I live, and find out what it was that made them historically valuable.
On Thursday, I visited an archaeological site with an osteoarchaeologist named Kirsten. She explained why it was they were excavating and showed me around the site. I then worked with a team of other volunteers to bag and clean the various skeletons needed for analysis. I was surprised by how good a condition some of the skeletons were in and how much of them could be recovered as they had been buried hundreds of years ago. Kirsten explained how the ages of some skeletons could be determined by the circumference of the skulls, arthritic joints and which bits of cartilage had turned to bone. I was also shocked to see the terrible condition some of the teeth of the skeletons were in.
On Friday, I visited the environmental department. Nicki explained to me how much of their work is geoarchaeology, and consists of looking at how the ground has changed over time. I was also shown several boreholes, which are long tubes of plastic that contain layers of soil from various time periods. By inserting these tubes up to 18 m into the ground, they could see the structure of the ground in as long ago as the Ice Age and how that structure has changed to form what it is today. After this, I was given a microscope and was shown how to identify different seeds, as these can also show what the ground was like and what took place upon it.
Overall, I learnt many things during my time at Wessex Archaeology. I saw lots of fascinating things and was taught by many friendly people. Archaeology has certainly become a more likely career path and should I choose to study it in the future, I now know which departments to investigate.
By Sophie Feilder, Work Experience
Saxon Bradford on Avon
On Friday 8 June 2016 I presented a talk to the Friends of Holy Trinity discussing the Anglo-Saxon origins of their church. Wessex Archaeology's Bristol Office are currently engaged in monitoring the refurbishment works at Holy Trinity, and this has led to some exciting discoveries.
It has long been hypothesised that that the original minster church, reputedly founded by St Aldhelm in the early 8th century, stood on the site now occupied by the rather grand 12th-century church. Up until now, the supporting archaeological evidence for this theory mainly consisted of a finely carved piece of stonework dated to the late 7th or early 8th century, which was discovered in the 1860s and now repurposed as an alter in the famous 'Saxon' church of St Laurence, across the road from Holy Trinity. St Laurence itself almost certainly dates to the early 11th century, built during the reign of King Ethelred II 'the Unready'.
WA recorded a sequence of burials discovered below the floor of the old boiler house at Holy Trinity. Initially these were thought to be medieval, but as the graves were cleaned it was apparent that one burial was truncated by the 12th-century nave. Permission was sought to take radiocarbon samples from two of the individuals in this location. The dates have come back as broadly 9th century (770–980 AD) and 10th century (890–1030 AD), and are almost certainly associated with an earlier church building on this site.
Volunteers from Bradford on Avon Museum and Wiltshire Archaeology Field Group have been assisting with cleaning finds recovered during the project and they have also had the opportunity to observe Kirsten Egging Dinwiddy, from our osteoarchaeology team, analysing the skeletal remains. All the remains will eventually be reinterred elsewhere within the cemetery.
Fieldwork in the Venice Lagoon
Although not Wessex-related fieldwork, last week I took part in fieldwork in the Venice Lagoon as part of the 'Voices of Venice' project, directed by Diego Calaon from the Universities of Stanford (USA) and Ca'Foscari (Venice, Italy), and in collaboration with colleagues from the University of Reading (UK). My participation builds on my existing research interest on the ecological impact of conquest and colonisation in the frontier landscapes of Medieval Europe, which has involved research across the Baltic, Hungary and Spain.
Included in my trip was a presentation to the Dipartimento di Scienze Ambientali at the University of Ca'Foscari. This highlighted the potential of environmental archaeology within the lagoon using the example of my research in the Baltic as part of the Ecology of Crusading Project. This was followed by coring of potential locations around the island of Torcello, and the nearby Roman town of Altinum, to retrieve material for palaeoenvironmental analysis. Located at the northern end of the lagoon, Torcello was one of the first islands to be occupied after the collapse of the Western Roman Empire and includes the impressive Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, founded in the early 7th century. Torcello became an important population and trading centre by the 10th century before the rise of Venice as a major trading power in the Mediterranean. Much of the Roman town of Altinum was dismantled and used as building material in sites across the lagoon, including Torcello and Venice – the famous bell tower in the Piazza San Marco is largely made of Roman bricks although completely restored after collapsing in the early 20th century. The lagoon, and settlement of the various islands, have a complex and inter-related history and uncertain future, and it is hoped that palaeoenvironmental analysis will help to contribute towards our understanding of the historical, cultural and environmental development of the lagoon during the medieval period.
New Geophysics Team Member
Our Geoservices department are delighted to welcome the newest member of our Terrestrial Geophysics team, Rok Plesničar, who joins us all the way from Kanal in Slovenia. Rok studied at the University of Ljubljana, obtaining a Master's degree in archaeology in 2011. He first experienced geophysics while undertaking fieldwork in Greece as a student, and has since undertaken surveys throughout Europe.
Following graduation, Rok became a member of the 'Radio-Past: Radiography of the Past' project, involving him with geophysical projects across Germany, Portugal and Greece. He has also worked at a researcher in the University of Ljubljana archaeology department, and as a freelance archaeologist on a wide variety of different projects. As you might imagine, Rok has acquired an enviable range of skills from his experiences! He is looking forward to this new challenge, and hopes to develop his existing knowledge as well as learning new skills.
During his first fortnight, Rok has been getting to grips with our procedures and software in anticipation of several large fieldworks projects on the horizon, as well as getting to know the Salisbury team. We're crossing our fingers for good weather next week for his first survey with us.
Welcome to the team, Rok!
Coastal & Marine Internship
I haven't written one of these in ages. Times are busy as the diving season is getting well underway. Here's some of what I've been up to.
I have spent the past few weeks recording, identifying and reporting on finds that have been reported through the Marine Aggregate Industry Protocol. The finds range from leather to wood, ceramics and various metalwork such as forks and ordnance. This variety has been a huge help to extending my ability to record and report on finds and understanding what conservation different finds need; but mostly it has vastly improved my object identification.
Other than this, I am still working on preparing several museum transfers for later in the year. This has involved liaising with the museum staff and those within the Wessex office. Being given the responsibility to arrange all of this myself, with no one looking over my shoulder has been a greatly appreciated responsibility.
Also on a related note, the display case in the reception of our Salisbury office needed updating, so I spent a day putting together my first display cabine t showing off finds from the Coastal & Marine department. Using materials received from the Marine Aggregate Industry Protocol, the display was designed around showing the variety of objects and material types that we work with in the marine sector. The cabinet now contains: munitions (decommissioned!), past and present; objects of war; aircraft wreckage; prehistoric remains and a whole host of ships' fixtures and fittings from throughout the ages. Creating this exhibition was an excellent insight into the mental process of piecing a display together, not only for visual effect but to make the display make sense to those who are viewing it.
I have also now added 'surface supply tender' to my list of skills. This required me to look after the umbilical providing air to the diver below, making sure they didn't have too much so the umbilical got tangled or not enough and they couldn't move along the seabed. It took a few goes to get the coiling of the umbilical right and I was the butt of a few jokes about pulling divers around, but all went well and the additional experience will no doubt help when it comes to hopefully completing the course myself.
Another task keeping me busy is working on the preliminary research for a wreck that we are diving later in the summer. Using books and the internet for research is nothing new, but being in contact with the Receiver of Wreck and historic environment agencies is a new one for me. I've also had to learn to write reports in the style expected by Wessex Archaeology and its clients and I have found that this has had a big effect on my writing abilities.
One final thing, since I am here on an internship (although hoping for more!). It's great to see the numbers of volunteers around the building, mostly helping out in the finds room. But there are also school students that come and spend some time at Wessex. The latest work experience student, Ethan, is just about to start his final year of school. It is great that these guys and myself are given such an opportunity to learn about all the different departments and experience the work going on within the company. Wessex Archaeology should be commended for its role in supporting the younger generations in the industry. Plus, it's always a bonus when you find out how much they enjoyed what we are doing.
As you can see, it's getting busy and I am lucky enough to be involved in this line of work and experiencing the diverse roles of a maritime archaeologist.
Wessex Walkers on the Clarendon Way
On what started as a bright clear Saturday morning at the weekend, Gareth Chaffey, Andy Callen, Rachel Williams and Phoebe Olsen, four of our 12 Wessex Walkers entering Trailwalker 2016, set off at 08:45 on a team training walk. Their goal, to follow the Clarendon Way from Salisbury Cathedral to Winchester Cathedral as one last big training session before the main event on 23–24 July 2016. To make this an even more useful exercise, Andy Crockett went along too, to recreate 10 km checkpoints for the team, providing sustenance, cups of tea and coffee, and if needed gentle encouragement. It turned out none (gentle encouragement that is) was needed at all, and the team went along at a very comfortable pace for the full distance. The weather for the most part helped, though a truly torrential downpour at about the midway point was a nuisance. The team eventually covered 40.74 km in just 7 hours 37 minutes of walking, not bad at all considering the challenge for Trailwalker 2016 is 100 km in 30 hours, and arrived weary but satisfied at Winchester Cathedral at just after 7 pm – and everyone blister-free! Organised with the Queens Gurkha Signals, Trailwalker raises funds to support the excellent work of both Oxfam and The Gurkha Welfare Trust.
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Ethan Bowden's Work Experience
I have done a lot during my work experience: I have found pottery and bone in environmental samples; learnt how geomatics helps to map out an area; learnt about marine finds and what coastal & marine archaeology is; have cleaned finds from sites to find out what they are. My favourite activity was doing observational drawings, I enjoyed everything about it. The most difficult part of the work experience was using the microscope to look at environmental samples.
I went to Larkhill on Friday morning for a commemoration of the Somme. Seeing the soldiers and hearing the words of the readings I found really moving.
I have also been lucky enough to meet Phil Harding, which was something I was hoping would happen.
I would definitely think about working here in the future, as it is a really nice place to work and it is really interesting to research the history about a place and the finds found there.
By Ethan Bowden
Somme Centenary Event
As a part of the preparations for the building of service family accommodation for the Army Basing Programme on Salisbury Plain, Wessex Archaeology has been carrying out archaeological investigations for over a year at Larkhill. During this work a large array of WWI practice trenches came to light. Under the guidance of our client (Martin Brown of WYG) we have recently completed a characterisation of a sample of those trenches. Martin is one of the UK's leading WWI specialists and his knowledge of the period has been invaluable. The practice trenches were used to train soldiers (including named divisions from Australia) in advance of their mobilisation to the theatre of war. For the field archaeology team this has been a profound and humbling experience.
Images captured by Rob Rawcliffe of FIDES Flare Media Ltd.
As the first Centenary of the beginning of the Somme Offensive fell shortly after our excavations had been completed, we were extremely keen to mark the date in a meaningful way. After due consultation with Lt Col Grace of the Royal School of Artillery, Wessex Archaeology and WYG were honoured to take part in an extremely moving commemorative event centred on surviving WWI practice trenches. It was an extremely profound event that remembered the sacrifices of WWI Commonwealth soldiers and families and, the continuing service of the Larkhill Garrison.
For my part, standing next to WWI trenches on the day and at the very moment that men went over the top on the first day of the Somme will remain with me forever.
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Julian Nielsen represented Queensland Primary Schools in 1995-96; Queensland Under 17 in 2000-01, being captain of the team; Queensland Under 19 in 2001-02. His junior cricket was with Dalby playing in the Toowoomba competition. He played QCA grade for Western Suburbs (First grade 2002-03). He commenced playing for Western Suburbs while still resident in Dalby and travelled down each week end to play for the club. A notable feature of his game is his very neat stroke making. He also partakes of volleyball and golf. Schools: Dalby Central State; Dalby State High. He is the captain of the 2002/03 Queensland Under-19s. (Warwick Torrens, December 2002)
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Researching for a potential purchase later this year or next year.....
Can anyone having experience of both tell me if there is a significant difference in AF speed/tracking accuracy between 550D and 50D?
Bird photography would be a significant use for this one, indeed the limiting factor as other uses would be less demanding. I find the 550D is cheaper, with the kit lees (no canon lenses yet), lighter, whereas 50D offers better external control, higher fps at a higher weight. 7D is not an option, too costly.
Also is there any reason apart from Megapixels to choose 60D over 50D ?
It'd cost significantly more though it'd be lighter. Eagerly await the IQ tests in the full review on this one.
Also posted in the 1000D/550D-300D forum, sorry for the double posting, but i think i need to ask both groups!
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Martha Stewart's former colleagues and friends have said that her own greed and determination to be in control has sparked the downfall of her company.
Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia has suffered nearly ten straight years of loses and last month, the lifestyle expert revealed she is knocking 10 per cent off her $2 million salary to cut down on the company's spending.
'The company should be more successful, but it is just limping along, because of her - because she doesn't trust anybody and she has to control everything,' a former executive told Vanity Fair.
'Martha is delightful, charming, brilliant, fascinating - if you are in the room alone with her. You bring a third person in and it becomes poisonous. She has to dominate.'
Determined: Former execs for Martha Stewart's company have said the lifestyle expert (pictured) is always after 'more, more, more' and is focused on making more money - leading to her company's downfall
Another former executive added to Vanity Fair that Stewart simply wants 'more, more, more' - and others agreed she was driven by a desire to make money, rather than putting the company's interests first.
'She wanted to be paid what she wanted to be paid, just the way she wanted the deals she wanted to make,' one exec said.
Another former colleague told the magazine that some employees were driven to run the company as if it were public, while others were on the side of Stewart, 'the little girl who
is trying to make sure that she gets as much money as she can'.
Stewart is now at the center of a bitter legal dispute between two of the nation's largest retailers - Macy's and J.C. Penney.
Doing what she wants: One former exec said Stewart, pictured dining with her dog at the Plaza, has a need to control everything and wants deals 'the way she wants them'
alleges that Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia broke an exclusivity
agreement by also launching a cookware line for J.C. Penney in 2011.
In the latest twist, an attorney for J.C. Penney said on Thursday that Macy's should have written a better deal with Stewart if it wanted to keep other stores from selling her merchandise.
Lawyers for the three retail powerhouses are offering closing arguments in a New York court today.
'It's been a long trial. But what it comes down to is a poorly written contract,' argued Mark Epstein, an attorney for Penney. 'Time has come to put an end to this case.'
After a three-month hiatus, lawyers for Penney, Martha Stewart and Macy's were back in front of New York State Supreme Court Judge Oing.
He is expected to make his decision on whether Macy's has exclusive rights to sell certain merchandise including bed, bath and kitchenware items as early as Friday.
Beleaguered: Stewart testifies in Manhattan Supreme Court in March after Macy's sued rival retailer J.C. Penney and Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia for allegedly breaking an exclusivity contract
The case centers on whether Macy's Inc. has exclusive rights to sell certain merchandise, including bath items and kitchenware.
Cincinnati-based Macy's Inc. sued Penney and Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc. for violating an exclusive deal between the home maven and Macy's when Penney signed its own merchandising pact with Martha Stewart in December 2011.
Macy's is suing Penney for what it believes was intentional interference with Macy's contract with Martha Stewart.
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Anthony Michael Sabino, a professor at St. John's University's Peter J. Tobin College of Business, said he can't predict how the judge will rule, but he said that his bet is that Oing is '85 per cent sure where he is going'. He says he believes the judge will issue his decision in the next few days
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The final week of a coroner's inquest today heard evidence into the deaths of eight victims who were known to have been alive after the building collapsed in the February 2011 earthquake.
Fire Service operations and training director Paul McGill began his evidence with a apology to families.
''That was a dreadful situation and we're sorry for what occurred there,'' he said.
Nigel Hampton, representing Alec Cvetanov, whose wife Tamara died in the building, said his client was ''touched'' by McGill's sincerity.
Cvetanov had long felt he was a ''lone voice'', Hampton said.
An Urban Search and Rescue technician earlier told the inquest he was in disbelief at hearing signs of life from within the collapsed Canterbury Television building rubble.
Chris Kennedy, a Usar technician who worked on the eastern, or Madras St, side from about midnight said he and colleague Ian Penn heard "banging" after they tapped on a concrete slab three times.
He was shocked given the pancaked state of the building.
''I couldn't believe it at first, then we heard bangs back at us - someone had answered us. When I looked at Ian again there was disbelief in his face.
''I said to him, 'I heard that', and he said, 'Same'. We did it again and then we waited. There was another tap."
The pair kept the find quiet until it could be confirmed.
''We banged again and we got another reply. Straight away we were like, 'Yip, we've found somebody'."
The crew began cutting a hole nearest to where the sound had come from using crowbars, sledgehammers and breakers instead of power tools.
The method was "quick and effective", Kennedy said.
''I remember we only had limited tools and didn't have all our equipment on the ground with us as it was still being driven down,''he said.
The rubble was "packed tight" and cutting through was "painstaking".
Impeding progress was crushed chairs, desks, cabinets and ventilation ducts.
"Everything you see inside a building was compacted down to 300 millimetres," Kennedy said.
He spoke three times to Alec Cvetanov, whose wife, Tamara Cvetanova, was trapped and communicating by phone from inside the rubble, but could not guarantee she was the person tapping.
Rescue crews were pulled out of the hole when a fire at the sign became "raging" and the smoke unmanageable, even with respirators.
Machinery was used to remove rubble, which uncovered several bodies, but no voids were found.
Cvetanova was not found alive.
Kennedy felt his team was on the back foot because its full cache of tools had not arrived, but did "everything we could with the resources we had at the time".
He later saw the remains of the collapsed Pyne Gould Corporation building, which "still looked like a building", and noted the obvious voids and entry points for rescue.
In comparison, CTV looked like a "pack of cards had been dropped", Kennedy said.
Usar technician Ian Penn earlier rejected suggestions a hole dug to locate CTV building collapse survivors was delayed more than five hours.
Penn said work on a hole began shortly after his team arrived about midnight or 1am.
The spot chosen was nearest to where knocking had been heard from within the rubble.
Photographic evidence suggested the hole was started much later, after gear arrived by truck about 5.30am.
Penn defended his recall of the time when quizzed by counsel assisting the coroner Richard Raymond.
"Are you stating we'd literally done nothing for four to five hours?"
Penn said his team had "limited kit", but said it did not hamper entry into the rubble.
"We did have limited kit, but it allowed us to do the job we needed to do."
Hand tools, such as sledgehammers and breakers, were used.
The North Island-based team's power tools did not arrive by truck until the morning of February 23.
Raymond said other Usar members had given evidence that the availability of hand tools slowed progress at the site.
"I don't disagree with that, but I don't think it hampered our performance on the job," Penn said.
Listening equipment was sought, but was not available, he said.
The inquest is being streamed live on the Justice Ministry's coronial services unit website.
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