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Stanley Weintraub, who entertained us superbly with his talk on his previous book, George Washington's Christmas Farewell, was equally fascinating in his discussion of his latest work, Iron Tears, America's Battle For Freedom, Britain's Quagmire -- the story of the British home front during the American Revolution. He startled everyone by suggesting that George III might be considered one of America's founding fathers. That was what he was called in America and in England before the Revolution. The title underscored the king's central role in the struggle to retain the 13 rebellious colonies, a war that soon put the monarch on a collision course with a substantial number of his subjects. Stanley reported he was amazed by the freedom the British press, which published scathing satires of the king and his ministers. Soon the opposition took to the streets. Stanley called the "Gordon riots," a huge outbreak of violence in 1780, a turning point in the British home front's perception of the war and the way it was threatening the nation's stability. The Yorktown surrender made it clear the war was unwinnable but George III still resisted American independence. He eventually changed his mind. In the archives in Windsor Castle, Stanley found a hitherto unpublished manuscript, in which the king grudgingly accepted a separate America with the hope that its trade would be more valuable to Great Britain than the literal possession of its soil. Stanley closed by reporting that the book has been well received in England -- though they insisted on calling the war "the American rebellion" in the English edition. They still won't admit it was a revolution!
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Empty Netter Assists - 03-18-12
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-Dave Molinari's recap from yesterday's game. "There's a lot of depth on that hockey club, and it's tough to defend." - Devils goaltender Martin Brodeur.
-The Newark Star-Ledger's recap. "They're a good hockey team and Crosby isn't playing at his best yet." - Brodeur.
-The Bergen Record' recap. "If it's not for Marty Brodeur we give up 10." - Devils coach Peter DeBoer.
-The Associated Press' recap. "We played a real fast game today. Everyone was creating chances. Everyone was on their toes, making plays." - Penguins captain Sidney Crosby (above, with Fleury).
-NHL.com's recap. The Penguins have won 11 consecutive games.
-Happy times for Pascal Dupuis and Jordan Staal:
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-Matt Cooke was named Pittsburgh nominee for the Masterton Trophy.
-A list of moments the Penguins probably won't commemorate with a statue.
-A hat trick by Alexandre Picard led the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins to a 4-1 win against the Worcester Sharks. Cal O'Reilly recorded three assists for the Penguins while teammate Scott Munroe made 27 saves.
-Nick Niedert made 22 saves for the Wheeling Nailers who lost to the Reading Royals, 4-3.
-Happy 60th birthday to former Penguins forward Bernie Lukowich. A second-round pickin 1972, Lukowich appeared in 53 games for the 1973-74 club and recorded 19 points. Midway through the 1974-75 season, he was dealt to the rival Blues in exchange for Bob Stumpf.
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-Rangers captain Ryan Callahan returned to the lineup after missing three games due to a foot injury.
-The Rangers recalled defenseman Tim Erixon from Connecticut of the AHL.
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-Shootout goals by David Krejci, Tyler Seguin and Patrice Bergeron gave the Bruins a 3-2 win against the Flyers. Tim Thomas made 27 saves in the victory which snapped a four-game losing streak for Boston. Matt Read had a regulation goal and an assist for Philadelphia.
-Phil Kessel had a goal and an assist for the Maple Leafs who beat the rival Senators, 3-1. Jake Gardiner recorded two assists for Toronto while teammate James Reimer made 33 saves.
-The Bruins signed forward Shawn Thornton to a two-year contract worth a total of $2.2 million. He will have a salary cap hit of $1.1 million. Thornton, 34, is in the final year of a contract with salary cap hit of $812,500. In 70 games this season, he has scored 12 points (four goals, eight assists) and has 145 penalty minutes.
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-The Bruins demoted forward Trent Whitfield from Providence of the AHL.
-The Canadiens demoted defenseman Frederic St-Denis to Hamilton of the AHL.
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-Shootout goals by Wojek Wolski and Dmitry Kulikov led the Panthers to a 3-2 win against the Sabres. Jose Theodore made 24 saves for Florida.
-The Lightning signed former Penguins goaltender Sebastien Caron. No terms of the deal were announced. Caron, 31, played for the Iserlohn Roosters of the DEL in Germany this season, going 25-23-0 with a 2.57 goals-against average, a .932 save percentage and five shutouts.
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-Calgary demoted goaltender Leland Irving to Abbotsford or the AHL.
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-A goal and an assist by Dustin Penner led the Kings to a 4-2 win against the Predators. Trevor Lewis recorded two assists for Los Angeles while teammate Jonathan Bernier made 19 saves.
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Erik Morales Eyes Paez in March, Then Brandon Rios
By Salvador Rodriguez
Former four division world champion Erik "Terrible" Morales (52-9, 36KOs) is planning to return in the month of March and says a deal to face Jorge Paez Jr. (37-4-1, 22KOs) is almost wrapped up but no contracts have been signed. Morales, inactive since a KO loss to Danny Garcia in October 2012, wants to retire in 2014 with two fights.
"We're well advanced in negotiations [for Paez]. I have not signed anything nor is it a [done deal], but it would, for example be at welterweight. [Paez] is young, strong, fast," Morales said.
If he wins, Morales would like to have a fight in the second half of the year against former champion Brandon Rios.
"I want to go out with a big fight, but first I want to prove that I can go into that big fight. First I want to beat Páez before I even start thinking about that fight, because [if I don't win against Paez], then the other [fight] won't exist," Morales said.
Morales can beat Rios.Comment by twrx on 12-21-2013
Him ,arce and Rafael marquez need to go away for the love of god, I don't want these guys to some how win a fight and think they can still bang and seriously get hurt. They all had some great…Comment by wesk81 on 12-21-2013
Morales is one of my favorite all time fighters, but I think paez jr out point him in this one. Wish morales would stay retired, but of course ill be watching.Comment by SaldanaCC on 12-20-2013
2 KO LOSSES!!!........Thats how u wanna go out Morales?????!!!!Comment by seal on 12-20-2013
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No more dead money predictions since the dead money at $15.80 call by hotmodel. Worst short ever.
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Its funny how much change a week can make.
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Told you. Daily noise but trend is up.
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Even hotmodel can see Yahoo is going up by now.
Shorters are quiet now?
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The short seem embolden by 27 cents!
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How many shorts will be posting tomorrow?
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Anyone shorting Yahoo hasn't been paying attention.
The shorts could have made $11 per share if they were smart enough to listen to coldone and buy at $11..
Why do you only post in Webdave_2000's topics? The last 5 of 6 posts are in only HIS topics. Let me guess you like him so much you ARE him! I didn't short at $22.34 numbnuts but $22.90, my puts gone up 35% in value in little more than a week and I certainly could have held them longer considering Yahoo has fallen 6 of the past 7 days and yesterday it fell .30 from its high. How many more ID's do you got Braindead_dave?
No one short? Didn't think so.
Yahoo shorts have been silenced...
No one is shorting at $22.34. That means they can all stop whining.
Yahoo shorts have been destroyed by coldone.
Yahoo shorts are hurting from all their loses. They have no money left to invest with as Yahoo prepares to break through $23.
It seems Hotmodel infinite gain is a taker! Yeah!
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Yahoo shorts are gone. They lost their money and moved on, except the trolls.
Yahoo shorts have been silenced...
Interesting but I went SHORT, a week ago, its in my legend topic and so far up. The only thing "silenced" is your other ID's while this idiot ID is typing.
hotmodel is afraid to answer.
hotmodel doesn't want to make a fool of herself again.
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Don't rush your invoice to your client.
Your accountant and bookkeeper, of course, disagree with me.
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COLUMBIA -- Two weeks ago, South Carolina quarterback Reid McCollum couldn't even hold his head up. By this past weekend, he was leading the Gamecocks on a touchdown drive in his first extended playing time.
From flu to football, all in a week's time.
"I was just trying to come back and get healthy," McCollum said this week. "I just wanted to come in and get my feet back under me and progress through the week.
"I knew I was going to have a chance to play, if we played well on offense. It just worked out that way."
After starter Stephen Garcia helped the offense to a three-touchdown third quarter and a 31-7 lead against South Carolina State, the redshirt freshman from Summerville checked in with 8:58 to go.
Moe Brown took a reverse 21 yards on the first play to help McCollum settle and flip the field.
McCollum then hit fullback Pat DiMarco for a 3-yard dumpoff.
After a couple of Jarvis Giles runs picked up another first down, McCollum tried to find Alshon Jeffery on an out pattern to the far sideline -- a throw that required his strong arm. With McCollum a bit jittery, he one-hopped it to the wide-open freshman.
Steve Spurrier signaled in the same play, only to the other side. This time, with his receiver covered, McCollum zinged it well over D.L. Moore's head.
"I was so juiced up I could've thrown it out of the stadium," McCollum said.
McCollum scrambled on the following play before finding tight end Justice Cunningham for a 9-yard gain.
But he was hit late by S.C. State -- popped rather hard, actually -- and the Gamecocks got another 15 yards out of the play for a personal foul.
After a year and a half of practice, football suddenly became physical again for McCollum. And that wasn't a bad thing.
"He needed that," said McCollum's dad, Dennis. "He hadn't been hit in two years. Once he got hit, he was comfortable."
The penalty set up first-and-10 at the 20 for the Gamecocks.
McCollum drifted back and, from the right hash, lobbed a ball to the left side of the end zone.
Jeffery leapt over the Bulldogs defender and came down with the touchdown -- the first for both players.
"A drive that finished with his first touchdown pass," quarterbacks coach G.A. Mangus said. "That's about the way you'd want to draw it up."
McCollum said the throw was a familiar one. Instead of A.J. Green coming down with the pass, as he did countless times at Summerville High, it was Jeffery, another outstanding S.C. high school prospect.
"I was kidding him about that," Mangus said. "I said I don't think that's your first rodeo, throwing that jump ball in the end zone."
S.C. State ran the clock down from there, but it was an impressive first step for McCollum.
He finished the game 3-for-5 for 32 yards and the score.
Not bad for a guy who couldn't even suit up for the historic win against Mississippi. He said he was so drowsy he doesn't remember much of the game.
"That was miserable," he said.
Mangus and the coaches lamented not getting McCollum more snaps against Florida Atlantic -- he got one, completing a short pass -- but he excelled in his first legitimate work.
Garcia's gradual improvements have been noted by virtually everyone. But McCollum's been getting better, too, albeit mostly behind the scenes.
"His progression has been something -- and we haven't talked about this a bunch --but we're very happy with it," Mangus said. "When he does it right, he's a very, very good passer.
"Hopefully that won't be the last we see of him. We want to get him some reps and get him in some games."
That would suit McCollum just fine. He's not content to merely back up Garcia. He has the desire to play, something you'd want any reserve to have.
"Any experience I get is valuable," McCollum said. "You never know when my number's going to be called. It could be this week or at Alabama. You never know. Every little bit of experience helps."
McCollum has said playing at USC is his dream. So, in a way, Saturday was the realization of that.
"It was pretty special," he said. "It felt good to go out there and show what I've been doing to work the last couple of months.
"I've had a lot of people congratulating me since then. It means a lot. I didn't know this many people were watching. I'm just working hard and trying to help the team where I can."
His parents were on hand, excited to see their son on the field.
Summerville coach John McKissick has also followed along as McCollum has progressed up I-26.
"He's a good guy and was a big part of our athletic program," McKissick said of McCollum, who threw for more than 6,000 yards and 69 touchdowns in his final two seasons with the Green Wave. "I'm really pleased with him. If the occasion ever arose, I believe he would handle that team well."
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- US-EU air routes and the 'open skies' effect
- Analysis of financial vehicles for the fleet expansion of a small shipping company
- The EU emissions trading scheme in context with the Kyoto Mechanisms and the price determinants of EU allowances
- Supply Chain in the Fashion industry: A case study of ABC Analysis in Lussile S.A.
- Russia, the West, and Energy geopolitics in the CIS: A new tournament in Shadows
- Corporate social responsibility: ways of evaluating carbon footprint
- The changing environment of the vehicle fuel market: a tentative look at the future of gasoline
- The All-Cargo Airlines Consolidation in China and Its Impacts on Airline Competition
- The Impact of a Suez Canal Closure on the UK Supply Chain
- Investigation into the shortage of officers on merchant ships
- Does investing in hedge funds ensure better risk & return
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- Recent massive IPO's in Greek Shipping: A theoretical and empirical analysis
- Operational expansion of Thessalonica's container terminal and procurement
- The issues of clean development mechanism in developing countries: a case study on Nigeria
- The Effects of the Suez Canal Expansion
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- Transhipment challenges in the Mediterranean region
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- Prof. Michael Tamvakis
- Dr Nikos C. Papapostolou
- Dr Panos Pouliasis
- Dr Amir Alizadeh
- Prof. Lilian de Menezes
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The MSc in Shipping, Trade and Finance is validated by the Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers (ICS) consequently, students successful in the courses of:
- International Commodity Trade
- Shipping Economics and Policies
- Shipping Law
- Shipping Investment and Finance
will be granted exemption from three of the following examinations of the Institute:
- Economics of Sea Transport and International Trade
- Introduction to Shipping
- Legal Principles in Shipping Business
- Shipping Finance
Students must choose three out of the four subjects above that they wish to be exempt from as the ICS require potential members to a minimum of four, out of the total of seven, of their professional exams in order to become a member. Students are also only able to choose one of the modules Legal Principles in Shipping Business or Shipping Law for exemption.
Entry requirements
Documents required for decision-making
- Transcript/interim transcript
- Current module list if still studying
- Personal statement (500-600 words)
Documents which may follow at a later date
- IELTS result, if report available
- Confirmation of professional qualification examinations/exemptions/passes, if applicable
- Two references
- Work experience is not a requirement of this course
- For a successful application to receive an unconditional status all documents must be verified, so an original or certified copy of the degree transcript must be sent by post to Specialist Masters Programme Office, 106 Bunhill Row, London, EC1Y 8TZ, UK
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Degree Level
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Term I
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24 April 2017 - 5 May 2017
Term III
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26 June 2017 - 7 July 2017
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Career opportunities
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MSc in Shipping, Trade & Finance Employability
Our Graduate Destination Survey of the MSc in Shipping, Trade & Finance class of 2014 shows that 77.7% of graduates are now either in work (67.2%) or not hob seeking as they are in further study, military service etc. (10.%)
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- Ernst & Young - Financial Analyst
- E A GIbson Shipbrokers - Trainee Tanker Broker
- McGraw Hill Financial - Product Consultant
- JP Morgan - Market Risk Analyst
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The Atlantic Wall (German: Atlantikwall) was an extensive system of coastal defence and fortifications built by Nazi Germany between 1942 and 1944 along the coast of continental Europe and Scandinavia as a defence against an anticipated Allied invasion of Nazi-occupied Europe from Great Britain during World War II.
Hitler ordered the construction of the fortifications in 1942. Almost a million French workers were drafted to build it. The wall was frequently mentioned in Nazi propaganda, where its size and strength were usually exaggerated. The fortifications included colossal coastal guns, batteries, mortars, and artillery, and thousands of German troops were stationed in its defences.[a] When the Allies eventually invaded the Normandy beaches in 1944, most of the defences were stormed within hours. Today, ruins of the wall exist in all of the nations where the wall was built, although many structures have fallen into the ocean or have been demolished over the years.
World War II in Europe began on 1 September 1939, with Nazi Germany's invasion of Poland. Two days later, Britain and France declared war on Germany.[2] Poland's geographical location, however, prevented the Allies from intervening directly. Four weeks into the attack, the Germans had successfully occupied Poland.[2]
Less than a month after this victory, Adolf Hitler issued a directive stating that Germany must be ready for an offensive through France and the Low Countries.[2] However, the Oberkommando der Wehrmacht (German high command; OKW) was convinced that preparations would take at least until the following year. After furious arguments, Hitler reluctantly agreed to wait.[2] In May 1940, three massive German army groups overran France and the Low Countries in little more than six weeks.[2]
Prior to the Atlantic Wall decision, following a number of commando raids, on 2 June 1941 Adolf Hitler asked for maps of the Channel Islands, these were provided next day and by 13 June Hitler had made a decision. Ordering additional men to the Islands and having decided the defences were inadequate, lacking tanks and coastal artillery, the Organisation Todt (OT) was instructed to undertake the building of 200-250 strongpoints in each of the larger islands. The plan, was finalised by the OT and submitted to Hitler.[3] The original defence order was reinforced with a second dated 20 October 1941, following a Fuhrer conference on 18 October to discuss the engineers assessment of requirements.[4]:197 Referring to the "permanent fortification" of the Islands to make an impregnable fortress to be completed within 14 months.[5]:448 Festungspionierkommandeur XIV was created to command the project of fortifying the Channel Islands.
It was six months later on 23 March 1942 that Hitler issued Führer Directive No. 40, which called for the creation of an "Atlantic Wall". He ordered naval and submarine bases to be heavily defended. Fortifications remained concentrated around ports until late in 1943, when defences were increased in other areas.[6] This decision required the army engineers and the OT to organise quickly. Massive supplies of cement, steel reinforcing and armour plate would be required and everything would need to be transported.
Nazi propaganda claimed that the wall stretched from the cape of Norway down to the Spanish border.[7][8]
The Regelbau (standard build) system used books of plans for each of over 600 approved types of bunker and casemate, each having a specific purpose, having been updated as enemy constructions were overrun and examined, even testing some to destruction for effectiveness. They incorporated standard features, such as an entrance door at right angles, armoured air intake, 30mm steel doors, ventilation and telephones,[9]:7 internal walls being lined with wood, emergency exit system.[10] There were over 200 standardised armour parts.[11]:350
Organisation Todt[edit]
Organisation Todt (OT), which had been formed in 1933 designed the Siegfried Line during the prewar years along the Franco-German border, was the chief engineering group responsible for the design and construction of the wall's major gun emplacements and fortifications.[7][12]
The OT supplied supervisors and labour as well as organising supplies and transport for mainly German construction companies.
Labour comprised skilled volunteers, engineers, designers and supervisors, who were paid and treated well, second came volunteer workers, often skilled technicians, such as carpenters, plumbers, electricians and metal workers, again these workers were paid, took holidays and were well treated. Next came unskilled forced labour, paid very little and treated quite harshly, lastly came slave labour, not paid, badly fed and treated very harshly.
Massive numbers of workers were needed, the Vichy regime imposed a compulsory labour system, drafting some 600,000 French workers to construct these permanent fortifications along the Dutch, Belgian, and French coasts facing the English Channel.[12]
British attacks[edit]
Throughout most of 1942–43, the Atlantic Wall remained a relaxed front for the Axis troops manning it, with only two large-scale British attacks. Operation Chariot, launched near St Nazaire in March 1942, successfully destroyed German pumping machinery for, and severely damaged, the Normandie dry dock and installations.[13] The second attack was the Dieppe Raid, launched near the French port of Dieppe in August 1942 to test the German defences and provide combat experience for Canadian troops. The Germans were defeated at St. Nazaire, but had little difficulty in repulsing the attack at Dieppe, where they inflicted heavy casualties. Although the Dieppe raid was a disaster for the Allies, it alarmed Hitler, who was sure an Allied invasion in the West would shortly follow.[14] Following Dieppe, Hitler gave Field Marshal Gerd von Rundstedt, the overall German Commander-in-Chief in the West, 15 further divisions to shore up the German positions.[14]
Early in 1944, with an Allied invasion of Nazi-occupied Europe becoming ever more likely, Field Marshal Erwin Rommel was assigned to improve the wall's defences.[8][14] Believing the existing coastal fortifications to be entirely inadequate, he immediately began strengthening them.[14] Rommel's main concern was Allied air power. He had seen it first-hand when fighting the British and Americans in North Africa, and it had left a profound impression on him.[14] He feared that any German counterattack would be broken up by Allied aircraft long before it could make a difference.[14] Under his direction, hundreds of reinforced concrete pillboxes were built on the beaches, or sometimes slightly inland, to house machine guns, antitank guns, and light and heavy artillery. Land mines and antitank obstacles were planted on the beaches, and underwater obstacles and naval mines were placed in waters just offshore.[15] The intent was to destroy the Allied landing craft before they could unload on the beaches.[15]
By the time of the Allied invasion, the Germans had laid almost six million mines in Northern France.[8] More gun emplacements and minefields extended inland along roads leading away from the beaches.[8] In likely landing spots for gliders and parachutists, the Germans emplanted slanted poles with sharpened tops, which the troops called Rommelspargel ("Rommel's Asparagus").[16] Low-lying river and estuarine areas were intentionally flooded.[14] Rommel believed that Germany would inevitably be defeated unless the invasion could be stopped on the beach, declaring, "It is absolutely necessary that we push the British and Americans back from the beaches. Afterwards it will be too late; the first 24 hours of the invasion will be decisive."[15]
The Channel Islands were heavily fortified, particularly the island of Alderney, which is closest to Britain. Hitler had decreed that one-twelfth of the steel and concrete used in the Atlantic Wall should go to the Channel Islands, because of the propaganda value of controlling British territory.[17] The islands were some of the most densely fortified areas in Europe, with a host of Hohlgangsanlage tunnels, casemates, and coastal artillery positions.[18] Walcheren Island is considered to be the "strongest concentration of defences the Nazis had ever constructed."[19]
However, as the Channel Islands lacked strategic significance, the Allies bypassed them when they invaded Normandy. As a result, the German garrisons stationed on the islands did not surrender until 9 May 1945—one day after Victory in Europe Day. The garrison on Alderney did not surrender until 16 May. Because most of their garrisons surrendered peacefully, the Channel Islands are host to some of the best-preserved Atlantic Wall sites.[20]
Many major ports and positions were incorporated into the Atlantic Wall, receiving heavy fortifications. Hitler ordered all positions to fight to the end, and some of them remained in German hands until Germany's unconditional surrender. Several of the port fortresses were resupplied by submarines after being surrounded by Allied Forces. The defenders of these positions included foreign volunteers and SS troops.[21]
Immediately after the war, there was little interest in preserving the wall due to the negative memories associated with the Nazi occupation. One of the best preserved parts is the Todt Battery. In 2011, renewed efforts to preserve the wall were spearheaded by organisations in Germany, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom. Some of the beach fortifications have toppled or are underwater, while the ones further inland are still mainly extant due to their location.[33]
Although the defensive wall was never fully completed, many bunkers still exist near Ostend, Channel Islands, Scheveningen, Den Haag, Katwijk, and in Scandinavia.[34]
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- ^ J.E Kaufmann,The Atlantic Wall: History and Guide, 2012
- ^ a b c d e Lightning War 2009.
- ^ "History:Fortifying Guernsey". Festung Guernsey.
- ^ Cruickshank, Charles. The German Occupation of the Channel Islands. The History Press; New edition edition (30 Jun. 2004). ISBN 978-0750937498.
- ^ Bell, William. Guernsey Occupied but never Conquered. The Studio Publishing Services (2002). ISBN 978-0952047933.
- ^ Kaufmann & Robert 2003, pp. 196–197.
- ^ a b Hakim 1995, p. 161.
- ^ a b c d Darman 2012, pp. 8–9.
- ^ Gavey, Ernie. German Fortifications of Guernsey. Guernsey Armouries. ISBN 978-0953163106.
- ^ "The Regelbau concept".
- ^ Kaufmann, J.E.; et al. Fortress Third Reich: German Fortifications and Defense Systems in World War II. Da Capo Press, 2007. ISBN 9780306816352.
- ^ a b The Great Landings 2009.
- ^ Mountbatten 2007, p. 72.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l Overlord 2009.
- ^ a b c Assault Plan.
- ^ Ambrose 1994, pp. 221–222.
- ^ Stephenson & Taylor 2013, pp. 11–12.
- ^ McNab 2014, p. 197.
- ^ Williams 2013, p. 144.
- ^ Stephenson & Taylor 2013, pp. 64–65.
- ^ Kaufmann & Robert 2003, p. 252.
- ^ Kaufmann & Robert 2003, p. 14.
- ^ Saunders 2001, p. 210.
- ^ Williams 2013, p. 148.
- ^ Jersey 2015.
- ^ Saunders 2001, p. 180.
- ^ Pauls & Facaros 2007, p. 270.
- ^ a b c McNab 2014, p. 179.
- ^ Delaforce 2005, p. 134.
- ^ Zuehlke 2009, p. 527.
- ^ Saunders 2001, p. 165.
- ^ Hastings 2004, p. 158.
- ^ Hitler's Atlantic Wall.
- ^ Williamson 2012, pp. 7–8.
- Ambrose, Stephen (1994). D-Day, June 6, 1944: The Climactic Battle Of World War II. Simon & Schuster. ISBN 0-671-67334-3.
- Darman, Peter (2012). The Allied Invasion Of Europe. Rosen Publishing Group. ISBN 978-1-4488-9234-1.
- Delaforce, Patrick (2005). Smashing The Atlantic Wall: The Destruction Of Hitler's Coastal Fortresses. Casemate Publishers. ISBN 978-1-84415-256-8.
- Hakim, Joy (1995). A History Of Us: War, Peace And All That Jazz. Oxford University. ISBN 0-19-509514-6.
- Hastings, Max (2004). Armageddon: The Battle for Germany 1944–45. Macmillan. ISBN 0-333-90836-8.
- Kaufmann, J. E.; Robert, Jurga (2003). Fortress Third Reich: German Fortifications And Defense Systems In World War II. Da Capo Press. ISBN 0-306-81239-8.
- McNab, Chris (2014). Hitler's Fortresses: German Fortifications And Defences 1939–45. Osprey Publishing. ISBN 978-1-78200-828-6.
- Mountbatten, Chris (2007). Combined Operations: The Official Story Of The Commandos. Read Books. ISBN 1-4067-5957-0.
- Pauls, Michael; Facaros, Dana (2007). Cadogan Guide Dordogne, the Lot & Bordeaux. New Holland Publishers. ISBN 978-1-86011-354-3.
- Saunders, Anthony (2001). Hitler's Atlantic Wall: Fortress Europe. University of Michigan. ISBN 978-0-7509-4554-7.
- Stephenson, Charles; Taylor, Chris (2013). The Channel Islands 1941–45: Hitler's Impregnable Fortress. Osprey Publishing. ISBN 978-1-4728-0375-7.
- Williamson, Louis (2012). U-Boat Bases And Bunkers 1941–45. Osprey Publishing. ISBN 978-1-78200-002-0.
- Williams, Paul (2013). Hitler's Atlantic Wall: Pas De Calais. Casemate Publishers. ISBN 978-1-84884-817-7.
- Zuehlke, Mark (2009). Terrible Victory: First Canadian Army And The Scheldt Estuary Campaign: September 13 – November 6, 1944. D & M Publishers. ISBN 978-1-926685-80-9.
- "Assault Plan". United States Army Center of Military History. Retrieved 22 March 2015.
- Schofield, Hugh (13 September 2011). "Hitler's Atlantic Wall: Should France Preserve It?". British Broadcasting Corporation. Retrieved 25 March 2015.
- "Jersey – My Island – History – German Occupation". British Broadcasting Corporation. Retrieved 25 March 2015.
- Lighting War (television documentary). United States: World Media Rights. 2009. Retrieved 22 March 2015.
- The Great Landings (television documentary). France: France 2. 2009. Retrieved 22 March 2015.
- Overlord (television documentary). United States: World Media Rights. 2009. Retrieved 22 March 2015.
- The Atlantic Wall features in the novel Villa Normandie by Kevin Doherty.
- The many constructions of the Wall still standing have been photographed by Jonathan Andrew.
External links[edit]
- Atlantic Wall
- German World War II defensive lines
- World War II sites of Nazi Germany
- World War II sites in Belgium
- World War II sites in France
- World War II sites in the Netherlands
- World War II sites in the Channel Islands
- Walls
- Coastal fortifications
- Nazi architecture
- Buildings and structures in Alderney
- Operation Overlord
- German occupation of Jersey during World War II


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I've been absent for a while, I know. We had a storm last weekend and the power went out. When it came back on it sizled the power cord for my computer, so I'm screwed until I get a new one which shouldn't take too long. Hopefully it's only the power cord... sigh. Aside from that I'm fine. Silent Hill movie came out today, but I'm going to wait til' Sunday, so I can stay out late and make a party out of it! I'm stoked. I'll be back in business soon, but right now I'm on my girlfriends laptop, and she's scowling at me. Bitch hasn't figured out who wears the pants... oh wait, she does! See you all later. I miss y'all peeps!
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Making the transition from a child-safety seat to a booster seat depends on your child's size. Kerry Chausmer, safety certification manager with Safe Kids, said parents should use these devices until a child reaches the seat's outer weight and height limits. In other words, if the seat is good for children who weigh 30 to 40 pounds, don't take your child out when he passes 30 pounds; instead, wait and take him out when he reaches 40 pounds.
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Chausmer also said it's unwise to keep a child who exceeds the device's recommended weight limit in the seat. The reason: These seats aren't crash-tested beyond the recommended weight limits.
Parents should also keep an eye on how their child fits in the safety seat. If your child's shoulders are above the harness slots or his ears have reached the top of the seat, then it's time to move to a booster seat, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Laws vary from state to state regarding how long children must remain in safety seats. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recommends that all children ride in booster seats until they're at least 8 years old or 4 feet 9 inches tall.
The safest option is to keep your child in a safety seat until your vehicle's seat belt fits the youngster properly. AAP indicates that the proper fit is when the shoulder belt hits mid-chest and shoulder (and not at the neck or throat), the lap portion of the belt is low across the thighs (and not the stomach) and children are tall enough to sit against the backrest with their legs bent at the knees and feet hanging down.
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Some child-safety seat technicians say that putting a child in a used seat isn't worth the risk, while other experts say it's a viable option if parents follow these guidelines and scrutinize a device before buying it:
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Right now the Lewis-Clark Animal Shelter is overflowing with stray dogs ready for adoption. Each stray animal that comes into the shelter remains there for up to six days. If the animal isn't claimed within that time period and if the shelter is unable to locate an owner, the animal goes up for adoption.
"If you have a home for a pet come out and see what matches your personality and your home style and adopt from a shelter," said L.C. Animal Shelter Director of Operations Donna Duffau.
Eighteen dogs, five of which are puppies and all of which are fully vaccinated and fixed are currently at the shelter and ready for a new home.
For the month of November to purchase a dog, costs range from $60 to $80 depending on the breed and size, while cats under three are $30. Those cats three-years and older are free.


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Last week the Pro-Life Action League held our 17th annual "Face the Truth" Tour where we bring images of the victims of abortion into the public square at to busy intersections across our home state of Illinois.
Invariably, when controversial images like these are shown to the public, reactions run the gamut from agreement to outrage, and this year League Executive Director Eric Scheidler made a short video each day to share some of these reactions as well as other insights about the abortion issue.
Take a look through the videos below to get a taste of what it's like on the front lines of pro-life activism and check below the videos for some of the fantastic news coverage we received on the Tour!
On Friday, July 8, the Pro-Life Action League will kick off our 17th annual "Face the Truth" Tour across northeastern Illinois.
This powerful campaign brings the victims of abortion to the public square so people can come face to face with the brutal reality of abortion.
We'll be visiting three sites a day from July 8-16, so join us on the streets if you can! Here's the full Tour schedule:
On our website is a page that addresses the most common objections we hear during our "Face the Truth" Tours, when we show pictures of abortion victims out on the streets—as we're preparing to do at 24 sites in and around Chicago starting July 8.
But in this post I'd like to focus on another objection that I must admit I find it hard to get my head around. Namely, the charge that showing abortion victim photos in public is uncharitable — and yea, even un-Christian — especially because of the supposedly damaging effects it has on children.
Personally, I find it understandable that the average secular person might get angry upon seeing a display of pictures of abortion victims.
But I'm gobsmacked when Christians try to claim that showing the victims of abortion in an effort to awaken people's consciences is actually contrary to our faith.
As Christians, we know that on that first Good Friday, Our Lord Jesus Christ allowed Himself to be mercilessly scourged, crowned with thorns, and forced to stumble — battered, bloodied, and grotesquely ignominious — through the streets of Jerusalem before being nailed to the Cross. It's surely safe to assume that there were children among the crowds that day — these were public streets, after all, and the city would have been teeming with families who had come there on pilgrimage for Passover. [Continue reading …]
This morning the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 5-3 that a Texas law restricting abortion clinics was unconstitutional.
In response, Pro-Life Action League executive director Eric Scheidler issued the following statement:
It is shameful to see a majority of the Supreme Court sacrificing public health and safety to prop up the abortion industry in Texas. If this case were about anything other than abortion, this law would have been upheld. Indeed, it would never have been challenged. Only the abortion industry balks at adhering to the same standards considered routine by legitimate health care providers.
How many Kermit Gosnells will it take for public officials to uphold common sense health and safety standards for the abortion industry? In the wake of this irresponsible ruling in Whole Woman's Health v. Hellerstedt, pro-life activists will be redoubling our efforts to highlight the dangerous conditions at America's abortion clinics — like the ambulances we see turning up regularly at abortion clinics around the country — in hopes that one day the abortion industry will be held accountable for endangering public health.
A few days later, Eric recorded this video outside the Planned Parenthood in Aurora, Illinois, one of the largest abortion facilities in the country, with some thoughts on where to go from here in the wake of Monday's decision:
Yesterday, Pro-Life Action League executive director Eric Scheidler attended a large meeting of conservative Christian leaders and presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump in New York City.
Upon returning to his home in Aurora, Illinois, Eric recorded this video reflection on how Mr. Trump addressed his primary concerns as a pro-life activist, for whom abortion is the central electoral issue:
Stericycle truck outside a Grand Rapids abortion facility, June 15 [Photo courtesy of Leisa Snow]
For the last few months, the Pro-Life Action League has been keeping close tabs on Stericycle, the largest medical waste hauler in the country.
Though the company claims that it does not accept human remains [PDF], Stericycle is known to serve Planned Parenthood and other abortion clinics across the country, and evidence is mounting—including some photos taken just yesterday—that they may be taking much more than they're letting on.
The Pro-Life Action League has partnered with our friends at Created Equal in their Project Weak Link to expose Stericycle's connection to the abortion industry to pressure them to cut ties with Planned Parenthood.
This would leave the nation's largest abortion chain without a medical waste disposal company—a situation that has crippled abortionists in the past and terrifies them today, as you can see in Created Equal's video promo for the project: [Continue reading …]
On Friday, July 8, the Pro-Life Action League will kick off our 17th annual "Face the Truth" Tour across northeastern Illinois.
Since 2000, the League has conducted a week-long tour covering a large swath of territory across the Chicagoland area. At each stop, League staff and volunteers line a busy intersection with pictures of abortion victims to show the public the truth about what is all too often characterized merely as a "choice."
This year we will be visiting 24 sites in and around Chicago. Get the full Tour itinerary here, and RSVP on the Facebook event page. [Continue reading …]
Yesterday, the Illinois House of Representatives narrowly passed SB 1564, a pernicious piece of legislation that would force pro-life doctors and pregnancy centers to refer for abortion.
We've been fighting this bill for over two years. You've probably made calls to your State Representative trying to stop it. But all is not lost!
The bill now goes to Governor Bruce Rauner's desk. If, like me, you live in Illinois, I'm asking you to reach out to the governor in two ways today:
We need to pull out all the stops this time, so please call both offices and say: [Continue reading …]
Today the Pro-Life Action League teamed up with our friends at Created Equal for a robust protest of the annual shareholders meeting of Stericycle, held in Rosemont, Illinois.
As the nation's largest medical waste disposal company, Stericycle enables child killing by partnering with the nation's largest abortion chain, Planned Parenthood. Moreover, there is evidence that Stericycle is directly involved in abortion by disposing of fetal remains, as the attorney general of Ohio has implicated Stericycle in an investigation of the illegal dumping of fetal remains in landfills.
As shareholders arrived at the Doubletree hotel this morning, they were greeted by two dozen pro-life activists, along with numerous signs bearing the messages "Stericycle: DUMP Planned Parenthood," "Stericycle enables child killing," and "Stericycle enables this," juxtaposed with a picture of an abortion victim. [Continue reading …]
On June 28, 2014 — nearly two years ago — pro-life sidewalk counselors outside the American Women's Medical Center abortion facility in Chicago witnessed a woman being transported into an Chicago Fire Department ambulance.
The following week, they sent pictures of the ambulance to the Pro-Life Action League, and I submitted a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request to obtain the audio of the 911 call that requested the ambulance.
Although the Pro-Life Action League and other pro-life organizations routinely submit FOIA requests for 911 calls made to abortion clinics and have no problems obtaining them, the City of Chicago denied the request, citing federal HIPAA law.
A few months later, on October 11, 2014, pro-life sidewalk counselors outside the Family Planning Associates abortion facility in downtown Chicago witnessed a woman being transported into an ambulance:


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Edgar Allan Poe's "The Raven" is unquestionably one of the most famous American poems of all time. That "Ghastly grim and ancient raven" (47) has pervaded the American imagination so thoroughly that it is almost impossible to find an artistic rendering of or reference to Poe without his most renowned creation; in fact, 2014 saw the unveiling of a new Poe statue in Boston featuring an enormously oversized raven, wings outstretched, accompanying Poe in his mad dash from the city of his birth. Easily memorized by both children and actors, the poem and its singsong trochaic meter has been celebrated, criticized, and parodied by everyone from Ralph Waldo Emerson, who famously called Poe "the jingle man" (Garmon), to Saturday …
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Steel Petal Press is a Chicago-based printing and letterpress operation run by me, Shayna Norwood. I'm a professionally trained visual artist with a Bachelor in Fine Arts from San Francisco Art Institute. I've been letterpress printing since 2004, when I was first introduced to it while earning my degree. As an artist (with a background in Book and Paper Art), I'm drawn to the way text interacts with images to tell a story.
I love the mechanics, machinery, and process of letterpress printing as well as the gorgeous impression each print leaves on a page. Over the years, I've developed my craft through working in various letterpress studios and book arts centers across the country, from the San Francisco Center for Book Arts to Women's Studio Workshop in New York.
In December 2008, I started Steel Petal Press when I decided to design and print my own holiday cards to send to friends and family. Since then, the business has expanded to include custom wedding invitations, business cards, holiday photo cards, and personal stationery.
"Penelope", a 1960s Chandler & Price Model-N, joined the Steel Petal Press family in the spring of 2011. In the winter of 2012 we welcomed a 1950s Challenge level paper cutter, affectionately known as "Jaws," into our studio. And most recently we acquired "Sweetie" our Vandercook SP-15. In the spring of 2016 we moved into our current studio in Logan Square where we opened up a brick and mortar retail shop in the front of our space. Here we sell Steel Petal Press greeting cards, gifts and cards from independent designers from Chicago around the country.
My aesthetic as an artist is vivid and expressive, grounded in confident and moving design. But I thrive on working hand-in-hand with clients to craft a look that's distinctively theirs as well as meaningful to the occasion. Building a narrative with word and image, I hand feed each piece individually through the press making each one ever so slightly different and unique in its own way. I feel so lucky to be able to use my art degree to make a living doing something I love every day—I put that spirit into every design.
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Great Dr. Was very happy with the surgery. The Surgery Center staff was great. The Dr was Very empathetic as I was quite apprehensive about the lens replacement. It went smoothly with little pain and the follow up appointments were almost not needed. Was able to see great the next day, the Dr said to leave the eye covered until the followup but being an idiot I peeked.
Idea of having ones eye's cut is very frightening. Center we went to was very nice. Used a freeze spray for IV which helped a lot. Staff very attentive. Not much pain after surgery. Eye with drops healed after 2 weeks and vision is good. Doctor is attentive, reassuring, and a good listener. He knows his stuff and is very nice. Never had to wait long and staff in office is really nice in person and on the phone. Takes medi-medi: a plus. Usually such doctors tend to be overbooked and tired but Dr. Maher is neither. Hes a good person.
He did it on my sister who due to disability has the maturity of a child. Such a surgery would have been very traumatic but the center Dr Maher sent her did was excellent and the results were good: not much pain and eye has good vision now. Dr Maher was gentle, reassuring, and my sister came out of it like it was almost nothing. She did have some expected post operative pain which hydrocodone for a 3-7 days did fine for her. After 2 weeks of drops the eye is doing well and she can see. She is not afraid of having the other eye done. Would recommend this doctor. Also one of the few doctors that takes medi-medi. I think he does this because he is a good person. Medi-medi doctors tend to be overbooked and tired but Dr Maher was neither. The staff in his office is very good too.
First off, I am a 37yr old police officer and I find it funny some of the comments for this doctor. My experiences with Dr. Maher are very much the opposite. Out of three visits I had, I only had a total of 5 minutes logged in the waiting room. He is a brilliant mind and sometimes brilliant minds, much like Einstein, are a little eccentric. I find him extremely funny including from his no waist time visits to his confident and accurate diagnosis. I have never had issues with the staff either. I would recommend this office and doctor to my family and friends. Just be ready to laugh because if you weren't smiling before you arrived, I bet you will be when you leave.
The staff seemed reasonably friendly on my last visit, but I had been there before and they were downright rude that time. Dr. M does a really poor, rushed, incomplete exam. He kept saying that I really didn't need to see him. (I had not seen an eye Dr. in 3 years, and I was there for an eye exam.) He took my money any way. I do not trust the prescription he gave me, so I am going to go to another Dr. Dr. M seems really disjointed and spacey--a little frightening.
Maher and partner schedule one-day cataract surgery mills. I believe he operates to almost guarantee need for follow-up capsulotomy. During return office check, the staff obviously knew my vision would deteriorate to need capsulotomy, which his office also offers (not surprisingly)
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"Though no one can go back and make a brand new start, anyone can start from now and make a brand new ending."
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Sometimes we look back on past events and wish that we had a "do over." While we should try to avoid regrets, it's still a good idea to analyze what we've done and try to understand how we might have done things better. Of course, there's no changing the past, but that doesn't mean that the past can't or won't change our future.
Maybe there's a relationship that has deteriorated over the years. Perhaps by now you've forgotten who was right or who was wrong, or maybe it's just a question of having lost touch. This is not a case of needing a brand new start, but of reworking the ending.
Since you can't "edit" the past, start writing a new chapter right now! While you have no control over what you have done, you do have complete control over what you are going to do. It can be very empowering when you realize that you actually have it in your command to create the future and the relationships that you want.
And it's not just about relationships - it can be about building wealth if you've squandered opportunities in the past. You simply have to make a commitment and forgive yourself for actions you cannot change. If your dream is to retire in comfort in ten, twenty, or thirty years, analyze your past spending and saving, educate yourself or consult a professional, and take steps now to create the results you want.
Whatever your goals for the future, your real power comes from letting go of the past. Stop worrying about what you have said and done (or haven't said or done) and start focusing on what you will say and do. Turn your negative energies toward positive actions and you'll amaze yourself!
Popular writer and adventurer Louis L'Amour said it well, "Everyone has it within his power to say, this I am today, that I shall be tomorrow." Here's to the future!