text: A wee quote from one of my old posts and some new added. The first time I encountered these amazing flying machines was on Crusader 80, my unit 32 Field Sqn RE (Harrier Support) were just back from 9 months road and bridge building in Kenya and I was soon to find out what the Harrier Support bit was. We flew all the way to Sennelager in the back of Bedford 4 tonners from Ripon via some docks, an LSL (Sir Galahad) with a RePlen at Emblem. Thats when we realised how big the Ex was going to be, thousands of vehicles and Troops, it reminded me a bit of the pictures taken a few days after the D Day Landings without getting wet. I didnt realise that the Harrier Force deployed into the Field and we had to build everything in a week. In farmers fields with a tree line, each Troop had to layout and construct a runway, taxi ways, VSTOL Pad, Harrier Hides, fuel bunds, water supply point, defensive perimeter (Trenches as the RAF dont do digging) and anything else that the RAF wanted. On top of that we had to duplicate all that for a step up site as well. All of which was done in fully tac mode, non stop work until it was complete and ready for Sorties. We were totally fked by the end of 5 days, and then the RAF ground Force turned up in white buses and some strange blokes in balaclavas and goggles drove up in stripped down hairy air portable land rovers which looked fkin hilarious, yes this was my first encounter of the famous Short Range Perimeter Defence Group, (Raf Regt). When the GR3 Harriers turned up I was like an excited Pup nearly wettin ma self at the sight of these state of the art flying machines, I still cant take my eyes off them as they fly over my house in Lincolnshire (not for much longer eh). As the flying phase took place over 2 weeks, we had a split shift so that we went on R&R, Sailing from Keil and around Denmark ya beauty I could right a book about that trip.. Onyway, nobody has mentioned the fekin time zones. Zulu = GMT Alpha = UK summertime Bravo = Local time I mention this as we were maintaining the Site and we kept missing our mealtimes at the Raf cook hoose tent, all the different factions had allocated scoff times and the Bastarts would never tell us that they had changed onto whatever time. We would eventually get fed but we would have to wait until all and sundry was fed. On a fateful day, an Raf mech had left a mess tin full of nuts n bolt on the wing root of a Harrier and when they fired it up they were sucked into the Pegasus engine. No bother to us we thought until they said replace the engine. Thats when our quite days of tightening up the guy ropes and straightening bits of tin finished. They have to take out the fked engine = Construct a semi permanent extra hide with hard surface, lighting and power and still maintain the STAP state. Run up new installed engine = Construct Engine test pad away from every fker in case new engine blows up during max power test. FFS there was only 6 of us, heid doon here we go. Did the fully enclosed hide, they took the engine oot making sure that the cnt that damaged it was there all the time, The engine test pad was a bastirt, the plan is you build the pad and pin it down, tie the Harrier down to it and try to take off, so 2 pins every 200mm in each bit of tin plank = 12 pins in 240 planks = fkin thousands of pins. To do this we would use a small generator and a power hammer, cant use that said Raf Fireman, it runs on petrol, no petrol on site, BASTARDO !!. Fk it, 14lb sledge hammers and away we go. Got the ETP down, bring up Harrier towed by a Unimog and the fekin Harrier bogs in up to its belly nuts. Fak.. its dark a clock in the morning and now we have to dig 3 wheel channels at an angle of 7 degrees = 90metres of digging. Fk that, Raf fk off for a well deserved cup of tea while we dig a short 3 metre ramp for the main landing gear insert some tin planks, dig down to the outrigger wheels, fold them up, attach a Sappers shoulder to each wing tip, hook up a tirfor and winch the fker out the deck and dragged it onto the Test pad and strapped it down. Onyway, back to the time zones, we had been ballsoot right through the night without even a brew so we trooped off to the cook hoose for a well deserved breakfast. Breakfasts finished, were on Bravo time now said the Raf sloppo who was dressed in combat whites complete with hat, comeback for lunch in 5 hours. Aw FFS, Raf Snowdrops were feeding their Alsatian dugs with leftovers of the breakfast = three Dugs noses pulled oot of their breakfast and six Sappers in pairs armed with racing spoons devoured the dugs breakfast to much wretching by Raf observers and three greetin Dugs. The rest of Crusader 80 passed relatively uneventful.. Aye right I worked with the Sea Harrier on the initial Ski Jump Trials at Farnborough, Fekin Brilliant! For the ramp we used Christchurch Cribs underneath with MGB Top Panels left right and centre with decking in between topped with class 60 track way as the take off surface. The Height and angle of the ramp was calculated by white coated (Boffins) using slide rules and note pads. The ramp adjusted by jacks and with various pieces of dunnage added or taken out to achieve the correct scoop angle so that the Sea Harrier would be flipped into the air rather than just run up a ramp. We had to make a lot of adjustments and the Boffins were disagreeing with each others calculation and measurements it was a hot afternoon and they retired to their office for some Pimms know doubt. Once the Boffins had Fkd off, the test Pilot who had been sitting in a deck chair under the shade of his Sea Harriers wing came up. The grey haired Test Pilot with White overalls on and sporting a huge handle bar moustache walk over to the ramp, had a look, walked around, walked up then down the ramp, lit his pipe and said take it up 6 inches on the top and Ill give it a go. Right then Game on again, we adjusted the jacks, tightened the anchor strops and the Pilot Fired up the Harrier, Taxied over, went passed the ramp, turned round lined up and gunned the Pegasus engine. The Harrier engine always gets revved up twice before they go for a Short Take Off, this time it didnt, full bore and it thundered towards the ramp and up it went. The Boffins heard it take off and came running out to watch from about half a mile away as the Pilot circuited and landed again, Piece of P$ss he said Its Interesting that the final ramp angles were 18degrees for HMS Hermes, 23degrees for HMS Illustrious, a differing lengths of run ups I suppose. In the 80s on another Phantom Bugle I was privileged to get a back seat cabbie in a T-Bird over Germany, I only through up twice and I met the same Pilot on a train going north last year, he now flies for Easy Jet. Ill miss the Harrier and all the shit I had Tin Kicking with 32, 11 and 10 Sqns and all the happy times watching it fly. Och well


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A case has been registered against the authorities of a private school here after the newly enrolled first standard students were reportedly asked to wear tags specifying caste and other details.
Police said the case was registered on recommendations from the state unit of National Commission for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribe, and DySP, Pala, was asked to submit the report to judicial first class magistrate court at Vaikom here.
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GRAFTON — A well-known St. Louis oyster bar is expanding to Grafton, pending approval of business and liquor licenses by the Grafton mayor and liquor commissioner, Tom Thompson.
The Grafton Oyster Bar is Chef Brad Hagen's and co-owner John Johnson's newest venture. They operate the Broadway Oyster Bar, a Cajun and creole eatery just south of Busch Stadium in downtown St. Louis.
The mayor said he plans to present the business to the city council at Tuesday night's meeting. The mayor has the final authority on approving the licenses.
"I'm excited about them coming to Grafton," Thompson said. "We're thrilled we can attract this kind of a restaurant. It's a needed addition to the city."
If the mayor approves the licenses, Johnson says he and Hagen will move forward with plans to open by mid-to-late February.
If the mayor does not pass the liquor license, Johnson said he and his team would have to "reconsider."
"It would be different to go forward without a liquor license. We're hoping for good news," Johnson said.
A "very good percentage" of the St. Louis restaurant's customers come from all over Illinois, the owner said, and he hopes the Grafton location will offer them a place to find Louisiana dishes closer to home.
"We're definitely excited about the prospects, bringing the oyster bar, food, vibe, laid-back attitude to the people of Illinois," Johnson said, adding,
Hagen will be the principal owner of the Grafton location and the executive chef of the two restaurants, which will each have their own head chef.
The restaurant will be located at 215 W. Water St. in the former location of The Big Kahuna bar and grill.
The expansion comes on the tail of growth at the St. Louis location, where about 35 dinner seats and 25 bar seats were added earlier this year.
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Can virtual reality improve anatomy education? A randomised controlled study of a computer-generated three-dimensional anatomical ear model
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A/N: Post-epilogue oneshot! Poor insecure, and guilt-ridden Lucille. How could I not write him a redemption and reassuring ficlet? This is third-person from Lucille's POV if that makes sense.
Disclaimer: I do not own "Grand Guignol Orchestra" "Ningyou Kyuutei Gakudan" "人形宮廷楽団" or whatever else you wanna call this series. This story was made completely for my own pleasure and I am not profiting from writing this in any way.
Summary: *Post-Epilogue* Marred with crack-marks as hideous as his soul, Lucille can't help but to compare himself to the queen in "Snow White" and he wonders... Does Celes still love him?
"Mirror, mirror, on the wall... Who's the fairest of them all?"
Lucille once laughed at the vain Queen step-mother in the fairy tale of "Snow White" and always thought she deserved to die dancing in flaming iron shoes. Her only redeeming point was her beauty and that was lost as soon as Snow White turned seven.
However, he now sees how he and the step-mother are so alike. His only redeeming point was his beauty which countered his rotten soul just like the queen. But since he lost his feminine face, he has become rather insecure in response as much as the wicked queen had. The difference between him and she though, is that unlike the mad step-mother, he dare not look into a mirror in fear of seeing what he has become and is undoubtedly decaying to.
The last time Lucille saw himself, his beautiful snow-white face had become riddled with guignol crack-marks and the once smooth skin of his body had also become afflicted with markings which he now hides expertly beneath his fine clothes.
What the once-beautiful man fears the most, however, is that his beloved and beautiful Celes will quickly become disgusted with him.
Their reunion was tearful and joyous and she whispered sweetly into his ear that she would love him no matter what, but Lucille couldn't help but to have his doubts...
Could Celes really love someone as ugly as him?
Could Celes really love someone as twisted as him?
Could Celes really love someone as dirty as him?
Could Celes really love him?
These questions plagued his mind. His darling Celes was so pure and beautiful and wonderful in every way that he feared her leaving him. In fact he couldn't even think to stand near her in any public places in fear of dimming her beauty or tainting the purity of it.
But, oh, Celestite... His most precious girl. Thinking about her made Lucille as relaxed as much as she made him feel anxious. She had definitely grown into a fine woman since their separation. No longer disguising herself as her brother, she told him that she finally let "Eles" to pass on from her peacefully. She had allowed her burgundy-red hair to grow out and even began to wear makeup to enhance her doll-like blue eyes, red cheeks, and pink lips. She had filled out in all the right places as well, from what he could tell from her pretty dresses.
She seemed to have changed so completely while they were apart, but the one thing that remained the same was the sound of her piano-playing. She had definitely become more polished over the years, but her music still held the pure and soothing tones that had drawn him to her like a moth to a flame.
Her piano was the perfect complement to boost the power of his voice so immensely back in the day. But now, Lucille's insecurity ran as deep as his voice. His greatest pride was now one of his most shameful embarrassments.
He was no longer an angelic soprano, but a tremulous tenor. He was thankful that he sounded more masculine and that his appearance, as hideous as it is now, no longer appears as feminine, but he knows that one of the things that drew Celes to him was his sonorous singing voice, just like how he was drawn to her sweet playing. Unfortunately for him though, he could no longer complement Celes's beautiful piano with a confident soprano voice, and that shamed him more than anyone would ever know.
"Hey Lucille, are you okay?"
Speak of the devil.
Lucille looked up from the crackling flames and turned his head to look at Celes who had taken the liberty to seat herself beside him on the log Gwindel had lugged over to their camp. Her pretty face was scrunched with worry and he couldn't help but run his gloved thumb over the crease formed by her frowning eyebrows.
"It's nothing, darling. I was just thinking about trivial matters." he half-lied. It would seem trivial to her, but it certainly wasn't for him...
The pianist used her hand to move his from her brows down to the side of her right cheek so she could press it to her smooth skin. Worry dulled her magnificent blue eyes and Lucille damned himself for being the cause of such a thing. "Liar," she called him out softly, "you looked ready to jump into the campfire..." The hand she kept over his squeezed firmly in accusation. "Please tell me what you're worried about Lucille... I wanna help in any way I can, so please don't treat me as if I'm useless...!"
Lucille looked down to his lap, unable to look at her blue, blue eyes which were watering up for him. "I'm sorry, darling... I just don't want you to think that I'm being silly..." He looked back up to Celes and pressed the fingertips of his free hand to the undersides of her eyes. He easily absorbed her tears before they could fall and streak her precious face and could feel the warmth of them soaking through the fabric of his glove. "Because as trivial as my concerns may seem to be to others, it is a very important matter to me..." he confessed truthfully.
His red-haired darling smiled sweetly at him and Lucille swore that twenty-some angels just received their wings. "Lucille, nothing that worries you so deeply or anything that makes you think so deeply will ever be silly or foolish in my eyes." Dulling worry was replaced by twinkling honesty in her eyes and he could see the love she held for him in their depths.
"Even if I was contemplating world domination?" He asked her seriously, holding back a small smile.
Celes gave him a firm smack on the arm for making light of her "I'm being serious!" she giggled "Stop joking around and just tell me already!"
Lucille chuckled deeply and rubbed his arm. Man, after all his time, she still had quite a hand on her. "Well... I... I was thinking about..." he trailed off.
"About?" Celes asked while leaning in with inquiringly widened eyes, ears attentive to his every word.
He looked her dead in the eyes and let her see his weakness, his fear, and most importantly his vulnerability. The pianist couldn't help but gasp at the raw emotion open to her in her love's amethyst eyes. "How much longer will you love me? One more month? A year?" Lucille took her hands in his tenderly. "I don't look or sing as beautifully as I did when we first met, and my rotten soul hasn't changed at all." He looked down to their joined hands and interlaced their fingers. "I can understand if you'd want to leave me..." His grip on her hand tightened, afraid she would take his word and abandon him.
He was such a liar.
Celes unlaced one of her hands from his, which only made him tighten his grip on the one he still had to a painful extent. She paid no heed to his bruising strength and used her free hand to tilt his face up to look at her.
All the pain, fear, and loneliness shown in his eyes was crippling. His eyes shined with ready-to-fall tears and she felt her own water in response.
Unable to handle the tension building in his chest, Lucille released her hand and pulled his red-haired angel into his arms. His long limbs wound around her and locked like metal bands. He buried his nose in her hair and allowed his tears to finally fall. "I'm sorry. I lied. I love you too much... Please don't leave, Celes!" He confessed hurriedly.
"You moron!" Celes cried with her own tears falling and soaking into his jacket. "You're such an idiot sometimes Lucille!" She thumped at his back in a sad outrage. "I don't care if you don't look like you used to, and I don't care if you don't sound like you used to either! But never... NEVER, say that you have a rotten soul!" she stopped hitting his back and her fingers twisted in his jacket.
"You're a good person." she sniffled. "You always had your own reasons for doing what you did...!"
Lucille rubbed his face back and forth on top of her head in disagreement. "No, darling, I have an awful soul. I've killed so many people, took so many lives, and I even let poor Cordie become queen and die in my place!"
The pianist looked up at him, the makeup on her eyes had begun to smudge from her tears. She pushed at his chest so that he only had a grip on her shoulders. "That doesn't make you a bad person though!" she argued.
"THEN WHAT DOES IT MAKE ME?" Lucille cried in torment, tightening his fingers around her upper arms.
Celes slapped her hands on both his cheeks firmly, as if she was trying to sober him up. Her sapphire eyes were bright with a fiery anger. "It makes you HUMAN!" She yelled back in his face.
The two began to pant heavily from the force of their yelling.
"W-Wha... What?" Lucille whimpered.
"I said," Celes tried to catch her breath, "it makes you… human." Her fingers travelled up to twine in his silky golden hair, "Not a monster. Not a Philomela. Just... Human... Just a man..."
Lucille's grip on her shoulders loosened as he stared at her. His eyes were wide with shock. "My crimes... My sins... They make me... Human?"
Celes nodded "Yeah, all that stuff you hate and damn yourself for... Lucille..." She leaned in and cupped his face. A small smile curled her pink lips. "They just make you as normal human being..." She shrugged, "Capable of good and bad." She smiled.
Lucille felt redeemed suddenly and couldn't help but to swoop down and steal a kiss to hide his grateful tears. His pianist responded shyly, still new to their budding relationship, and it made his selfish little heart soar. It was this moment that he allowed himself the indulgent pleasure of knowing that only he would ever touch Celes so intimately. He wanted to be her first and last, but knew that the latter would only happen with her consent. He would do everything in his power to make sure no one else could have her though. He knew it was selfish, but he wanted to keep her light and beauty all to himself.
When they broke apart, Lucille pulled her back into his arms and onto his lap. He untied her bun and her fell down her back freely and he couldn't resist running his fingers through the silky strands. He buried his face in her loosened hair and smiled fondly.
"I love you, Celestite."
Celes blushed as red as her hair, feeling her entire body heat up as well. Lucille always told her that he loved her, but she never actually heard him say it so seriously before.
"I... I love... I love you... too... Lucille..." She nervously stammered out shyly. Her fingers curled tightly into his jacket and she buried her face in his chest. Lucille grinned at her awkwardness; she was always going to be his little cutie pie. "I love you too, Lucille." She restated more firmly. He pulled back enough to look down at her and found her staring up at him with her face completely red and petal pink lips trembling. "I mean it... Now and forever..." she promised.
Lucille dropped his head again to steal another sweet kiss. She responded more confidently this time, pressing back passionately as their lips moved against each other in a bruising force.
A naughty thought invaded his mind and the corners of his mouth curled up like a mischievous cat.
His hands that were tangled in her hair fell to her waist. One hand stayed firmly curled around her side while the other ran up her stomach and brushed against the underside of her breast before resting directly below it. Celes's eyes popped open in shock and she pulled back from their kiss. Lucille looked down with hooded eyes and a wicked smirk.
The pianist was red with mortification as she curled into herself, she parted her swollen lips to scold him and he took his chance to pull her forward and plunder her little mouth with his tongue. He held her closer and continued his exploration of her body with his free hand.
The poor redhead clung to her love as he began to slowly massage her breast, unable to fully process the intensity of their intimacy. The polish on her nails threatened to chip and crack as she dug her fingers into his strong shoulders.
His hand left her chest and Celes involuntarily released a bereft whimper, and Lucille couldn't help but to smirk into their kiss. His long fingers unbuttoned the collar of her dress and his lips left hers to kiss his way down to her bared neck. When her dress was unbuttoned down to the swell of her breast, his hand travelled back up to curl around her nape possessively.
He nipped and sucked mercilessly in different spots, and enjoyed the movements of his little lover as she writhed helplessly beneath him.
"Lu-Lucille...!" She whimpered out. Her fingers went from his shoulders to tangle in his hair. "I... I can't...!"
Celes fell limp.
Lucille stopped his ministrations and looked to his still sweetheart. She no longer clung to him as all her muscles had relaxed when she stopped moving. She was breathing heavily and her face was an adorably dreadful red. He easily deduced that his too-red angel experienced a sensory overload and promptly passed out and he couldn't help but to give a chuckle through his nose.
He couldn't hear Kohaku or Gwindel approaching the camp, and used the time to calm his body before neatening the unconscious pianist. He allowed his eyes and fingers to linger on the marks he put on her neck, before buttoning her dress back up. He took some water from the canteen and wet his handkerchief, using it to remove Celes's smudged eye-makeup.
Lucille pocketed the dirty hankie and laid her out across the log they sat on, gently placing her head on his lap. He sifted his fingers through her burgundy hair and expertly twisted it into a loose braid, making sure that it would be comfortable enough for her to sleep in. He smoothed out her dress and let one gloved hand rest on top of her head while the other kept him propped up on the log.
He looked down to examine her. She had definitely calmed down from before and appeared much better. Her chest no longer heaved for air, but evened out with smooth breathing. Her precious face had returned to its normal, beautiful porcelain complexion, but her cheeks remained mildly tinted.
Lucille's amethyst eyes drifted back into the fire and his thoughts drifted back to the vain queen. Was he going to end up like her? Celes wouldn't think so if he asked her when she woke up. She promised to always love him, but how many promised to love the queen before she became gnarled and wicked?
Was it only a matter of time for him as well?
The blond looked down at the mumble and Celes curled into him. One of her hands loosely fisted in the lapel of his jacket while the other took his hand from her head and pulled it towards her cheek where she snuggled happily into the glove. A darling smile curved her pink lips and the vocalist felt his heart melt.
Well, he'd worry about this kind of stuff later. For now, Lucille just wanted to enjoy the warmth of his beloved by the campfire in this peaceful quietness.
However, his guilt and insecurity had other plans for this thoughtful silence.
"Still the fairest," the fairy tale queen purred in his mind, "now and forever!" She cackled Celes's promise back to him, twisting it to suit her vanity. The imaginary queen kept repeating those words over and over again, threatening to drive him mad. Her screeching chant mellowed into a song, and she sounded as if she was singing from a skipping record player. The singing voice he imagined for the queen was oddly angelic, but there was something vaguely familiar about it.
Lucille fisted his hand on the log, breaking off bits and pieces of its bark as he realized why the queen's singing voice sounded so familiar.
She sounded just like his old voice.
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What happens if Renesmee has a twin sister? And a brother? This is our story. I'm Ariana Cullen and I along with my brother , Alexander, make up Renesmee's siblings. Bella and Edward absolutely hate the two of us. Me because I'm not Renesmee and Alex because he defends me and not Nessie. Later bro.
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May 12 2012 (14:16) 12727/Godavari SF Express
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Why do i always get upper berths when i book through IRCTC. I select lower or middle... but i always get an upper...! Is there any trick to get lower berths..?
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May 13 2012 (17:10)
জয় মাকালী*^ 5394 blog posts 3909 correct pred (57% accurate)
Yes, we can indicate our choice.
May 14 2012 (17:07)
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duh. we can indicate our choice while booking at IRCTC too! But it juuuust doesnt work.
May 14 2012 (17:14)
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me too same.
I did nite outs in SC Raj, Ypr- Korba Wainganga.
I always try for SLB.
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I think it depends on luck too. I booked two tickets in sabari express with availability showing as 82. I gave my choice as side lower and side upper berth. Bingo...... got it.......This was on IRCTC web.
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Night-outs in trains are so awesome!! :)
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Advocate Lutheran General Hospital has once again been recognized for its dedication to patient safety. Lutheran General was awarded an "A" grade in the Spring 2016 Hospital Safety Score. The score rates how well hospitals protect patients from preventable medical errors, injuries and infections within the hospital. Four other Advocate Health System hospitals also received an "A" for their patient safety efforts.
Lutheran General has been recognized consistently with an "A" Hospital Safety Score. The Park Ridge hospital has never received a grade lower than "A" since the Hospital Safety Score first launched in June 2012.
"We are proud to be continually recognized for our leadership in patient safety, but we remain laser focused on ways to improve and will not be satisfied until we achieve our goal of eliminating all serious harm," said Lee Sacks, M.D., executive vice president and chief medical officer, Advocate Health Care. "Delivering safe care and promoting a culture of safety is a top priority and the responsibility of every associate throughout the organization. Our patients deserve no less."
Being a "Straight A" hospital reflects our commitment to be, first and foremost, a safe place to receive health care," says Rick Floyd, President, Advocate Lutheran General Hospital. "Getting a high mark for patient safety each year recognizes the hard work of our physicians and associates who are dedicated to consistently maintaining a safe environment in which to provide exceptional patient care."
The Hospital Safety Score is the gold standard rating for patient safety, compiled under the guidance of the nation's leading patient safety experts and administered by The Leapfrog Group, a national, independent nonprofit. Leapfrog analysts use publicly available data to look at 28 different safety measures and assign grades based on how well hospitals are doing to protect patients from harm. Measurements include the hospital's ability to prevent errors, accidents, injuries and infections.
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The bank's exposure to five high-profile property risks has significantly increased its bad debt charge and helped to push it into loss. It is estimated to have lent a total pounds 700m to just five borrowers - Imry, Heron International, the Canary Wharf project, Mountleigh and Speyhawk. All five are in various stages of financial intensive care.
Barclays has been forced to take 100 per cent control of Imry as a result of enforcing security held against a loan. Its pounds 440m loans to the company, unusually, were not syndicated, leaving Barclays painfully exposed. At the end of December Barclays' shareholding in Imry was valued at pounds 56m and the capital and reserves of Imry amounted to pounds 71m.
Financial reconstructions of Heron and Speyhawk are being negotiated; Canary Wharf and Mountleigh are in administration.
Barclays has traditionally had a higher exposure to the property sector than other banks, but believed until recently that its lending was of a superior quality. Although the bank put the brakes on property lending in the past two years, it came too late. Its position as lead banker to many property companies, such as Heron and Speyhawk, has inevitably left it open to the full force of the downturn in the market.
The gruesome numbers speak for themselves. Property and construction accounted for more than 40 per cent, pounds 784m-plus, of the bad and doubtful debt charge at the domestic bank last year; a hefty 10 per cent of the pounds 7.7bn UK property and construction loan book is the subject of provisions; total specific provisions in the UK rose 50 per cent to pounds 1.96bn.
Barclays is hoping to ride out the bad times and reap the rewards of recovery, which should reduce the over-supply of offices. Its ownership of Imry at least means it should benefit directly from any upturn in the sector.
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Emily S. Thayer, 65, of Toledo, Ohio, danced before Jesus on Saturday, June 29, 2013; as she entered His Presence. She died at Toledo Hospital from complications of a severe heart attack. She was born December 22, 1947, in Toledo, Ohio, to John S. and Ardis Patricia (Carr) Nally.
Emily's great loves were God, Family, and Teaching; and in return she is greatly loved by all three.
Emily graduated from Toledo Start high school in 1965 and Ohio University in 1969. She went on to receive her Masters degree and Reading Specialist from the University of Toledo. Emily retired from Toledo Public Schools after 35 years as an English and Reading teacher at Scott, DeVilbiss, and Start high schools. She loved classroom instruction and relished working with exuberant teenagers.
Emily loved to read and devoured mystery books for pleasure. She also belonged and participated in several ladies book groups. She was a Life Master and enjoyed playing with her many partners at the Toledo Bridge Center. She was a member of the PEO Sisterhood Chapter E Toledo. She loved to study God's word and was a faithful member of Bible Study Fellowship, Gals for God, Tues evening ladies group, Sunday morning adult group, and Monday evening life group. Her real passion was working for the Lord. She had been a member of Pilgrim UCC, Sylvania UCC, and most recently McCord Road Christian Church. She was the "card, call, and visit" meister. If anyone was ill, grieving, troubled, or hurting in any way, she touched them. Her card ministry touched thousands of lives for the better. Her caring, smile, laughter, and sparkle will be mightily missed.
Surviving are her husband, of 44 years, Tom; her brother, and sister-in-law, John and Diana (Dolt) Nally; sister-in-law, Bonnie Thayer; nieces, Todd and Angela (Nally) Weststrate; Michael and Jennia (Nally) Axelson; nephew, Patrick and Sarah Nally; great-nieces and nephew, Morgan and Mikayla Weststrate, Anita, Addie, and Lillian Axelson, Luke and Lauren Nally.
Visitation is at Walker Funeral Home, 5155 Sylvania Ave. (west of Corey) Tuesday, July 2, 2013, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Services will be Wednesday, July 3, 2013, at McCord Road Christian Church, 4765 McCord Rd, Sylvania. Informal greeting 10:00-11:00 a.m., followed by a Celebration of Life service from 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., and a light luncheon at the church from 12:00 -2:00 p.m. Private graveside service for family only. The family suggests that memorial contributions be made to McCord Road Christian Church. Condolences may be sent to the family at
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Do not miss out on this beautiful property located on the corner of Walker Rd and Will Houlton rd. This property would make for the perfect home with peace and serenity of the outdoors with its country setting. It has blacktop frontage on Walker and gravel on Will Houlton. The property has mature pine timber and also has power available. Call today for additional information or to schedule an appointment.
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Inn At The Forks, Winnipeg
- Free WiFi
Main amenities
- 117 smoke-free guestrooms
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Full-service spa
- Free area shuttle
- 24-hour fitness center
- Valet parking
- 24-hour business center
- Limo/town car service
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Lobby fireplace
For families
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Private bathroom
- Daily housekeeping
- Iron/ironing board
What's around
- In Downtown Winnipeg
- University of Winnipeg (1.5 mi / 2.4 km)
- Manitoba Children's Museum (0 mi / 0 km)
- Manitoba Theatre for Young People (0.1 mi / 0.1 km)
- Forks Market (0.1 mi / 0.1 km)
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- This hotel is arranged over 5 floors
- Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
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- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum guest age is 18
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- Children (17 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
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- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in public areas
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- Bicycle rentals on site
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- Meeting rooms 5
- Conference space size (feet) - 3500
- Conference space size (meters) - 325
- 24-hour front desk
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In online learning, the ability to predict (in advance) whether a learner will be correct or incorrect in answering a question would be quite helpful to course instructors. For one, such methods would allow instructors to identify trouble areas for specific learners before they arise. In this work, we study student performance prediction for Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs), where such analytics are particularly useful, given that learners typically answer only a fraction of the questions available for the course. By the same token, these analytics are also more challenging to obtain, given the sparsity of the question-response data. To combat this, the algorithms we develop leverage behavioral (clickstream) data collected about learners as they interact with course content to predict their performance. Tested against a large set of empirical data, we find that our schemes outperform standard algorithms (i.e., those without behavioral data) for all datasets and metrics tested. Moreover, the improvement is particularly pronounced when considering the first few course weeks, demonstrating the "early detection" capability of such clickstream data.
How can we relate the actions that a learner takes during a course (i.e., their behavior) to the amount of knowledge the learner has gained through the course (i.e., their performance)? This fundamental question, pertaining both to education and to learning in general, is the focus of this work. We propose two different frameworks for representing learner behavior – one as a series of events and their associated durations, and another as a series of positions visited while traversing the course content – and apply these frameworks to two of our Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) datasets. In doing so, we are able to extract recurring behavioral patterns (i.e., "motifs") that are significantly associated with whether a learner has gained knowledge from content or not, and to substantially improve the quality of performance prediction, verifying the efficacy of our methods in relating behavior and performance.
Many entrepreneurs found innovative enterprises only to find themselves failing as leaders. An entrepreneur's goal is making his or her vision a reality—a basically selfish, though beneficial, act. A leader, on the other hand, focuses on others, forging individuals with differing wants, needs, and visions into a winning team. Startup Leadership outlines exactly how one can balance these two opposing natures and defines 5 basic skills required to become an Entrepreneurial Leader.
Entrepreneurs must understand the critical transition points in the growth of all new enterprises to know when value creation needs to shift from project oriented activities to repetitive processes. This lack of understanding has resulted in unnecessary entrepreneurial failures.
Online and distance learning programs, including those for higher education and corporate training, are notorious for their issues in maintaining learner engagement. Adaptive learning is a potential solution to this issue, because of its ability to differentiate learning automatically based on a user model that can capture diverse learning styles and backgrounds. This work presents the design and preliminary evaluation of the Mobile Integrated and Individualized Course (MIIC), an Adaptive Educational System (AES) which integrates video, text, assessments, and social learning into a native mobile app for delivery to end users. The inputs collected about users as they interact with each learning mode can be used to update the user model, which is in turn used to drive the adaptation engine. Through two initial trials, it was found, for example, that the mean level of engagement – when quantified as the number of pages viewed – was statistically higher among distance learning students using MIIC than among those using a one-size-fits-all (OSFA) presentation of the same material.
This article describes why entrepreneurs that understand their true motivations have much greater chances of achieving their personal objectives.
Pitching skills are widely considered fundamental to basic entrepreneurship, and this skill is taught, evaluated, and rewarded as part of almost any entrepreneurial education. The problem is that pitching is a waste of time and teaching this as a primary skill of entrepreneurship is misleading and sets the wrong priorities for aspiring entrepreneurs.
Understanding the distinction between the value creation characteristics of projects and processes is critical in determining the best way to achieve innovative results in any enterprise.
Social learning has been identified as a key aspect of Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs), because it holds the promise of scalable peer-based learning and is often the dominant channel in which students and instructors interact. Two key challenges faced by MOOC providers today are the rapid drop-off in participation on these forums over time, and the overflow of information on these forums that makes it difficult for students to navigate through and find desired information. This work performs a large-scale statistical analysis of the decline in participation over time for all courses offered by a MOOC provider over summer 2013, identifying course properties that are correlated with this decline. Further, it develops a model for the process by which the discussions are generated, which is used to design algorithms for ranking newly created forum threads by their relevance.


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Daily Forecast for April 27th 2017
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He was born on Saturday April 11th 1942, in Carentan, France,.
April 27th 2017 carries the sign of sensitivity and intuition for Christopher Harbonville, and it is laced with dreams and psychic insights.
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While studying the color and flavor of the day, it is a good practice to keep in mind the greater meaning of April and the master plan of 2017 in Christopher's life.
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About Christopher's Numerological Forecast & Personal Day Cycle
Just as Christopher Harbonville evolves through a nine-year cycle and experiences the nine-month cycle, he is also subjected to nine-day cycles, even though their impact is subtle compared to the Personal Year and even Personal Month cycles. The Personal Day cycles proceed according to the same pattern - 1 through 9 - that the Personal Year and Personal Month cycles do. The numbers within the daily cycles have a similar impact on Christopher to the yearly and monthly cycles - though less pronounced.
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text: News LIRR derailment could bring headaches for Monday rush You need the latest version of the Adobe Flash Player to view the video related to this article. Download Now. Commuters who rely on the Long Island Rail Road were preparing for a difficult Monday morning commute in the wake of a train derailment that injured 33 people over the weekend. (10/9/16) Like Tweet Share Pin Email 0 Comments October 9, 2016 5:11 PM RONKONKOMA - Commuters who rely on the Long Island Rail Road were preparing for a difficult Monday morning commute in the wake of a train derailment that injured 33 people over the weekend. Service disruptions and heavy delays were reported on the rails on Sunday as crews scrambled to clear the scene of the derailment in New Hyde Park. Service on the Oyster Bay branch remains suspended with limited bus service available. Limited service has been restored on the Ronkonkoma, Port Jefferson branches. One bright spot is that travel during the Monday rush may be lighter because of the Columbus Day holiday, but signs affixed to ticket machines are warning of "major service changes." Gerard Bringmann, of the Long Island Commuter Council, says it all spells trouble for riders. "They're running service from Ronkonkoma, Port Jefferson, and Huntington to Hicksville. At Hicksville you switch from electric to a diesel shuttle to Babylon. Then at Babylon you have to switch back to an electric train to New York," he says. Gov. Andrew Cuomo says if there are delays Monday morning, it won't be for a lack of effort. He says crews were called in from around the state and were prepared to work through the night to try to clear the tracks in time for Monday. "Ideally we would have both tracks up and running. At a minimum, we want to have one track up and running," the governor said at a Sunday news conference. Customers are being urged to use the railroad's South Shore lines in the meantime. Riders should also check in with the LIRR before heading to their staion by visiting the LIRR's website, following the LIRR on social media and downloading the LIRR's app. A 12-car passenger train carrying 600 people sideswiped a work train and derailed about a half-mile east of the New Hyde Park station around 9 p.m. Saturday. A total of 33 people were hospitalized, including four people who suffered serious injuries. Authorities are investigating the cause, but Sen. Charles Schumer said Sunday that it "looks like it will be human error." Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter More on this topic VIDEO: Mangano gives LIRR train derailment updateCounty Executive Ed Mangano says 29 people were hospitalized, but none of the injuries are considered life-threatening. Photos: Oct. 8 LIRR DerailmentAn LIRR train derailed east of New Hyde Park on Oct. 8, 2016. Updates on social media advertisement | advertise on News 12 Top 5 Must See 3:01 1 Funeral today for firefighter from LI who died in line of duty 0:29 2 Hempstead IDA to discuss Green Acres Mall tax break today 0:25 3 Extra school security in Southold after 'unfounded threat' 0:31 4 LI moms attend taping of The Ellen DeGeneres show 2:31 5 Best fast food breakfasts advertisement | advertise on News 12


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January 28—May 21, 2017
March 4—June 18, 2017
March 25—August 20, 2017
June 17, 2017-Septemeber 3, 2017
Stop by the cafe for delicious foods prepared by Crisan Bakery.
The Museum Shop offers a wide selection of local, regional, and specialty items and is a great place to shop for gifts!
January 28—May 21, 2017
March 4—June 18, 2017
Through June 18, 2017 (exhibition will be expanded and re-open July 8, 2017)
March 25—August 20, 2017
During this multi-generational concert, Dave Ruch will present music about life on the Erie Canal, offering classic sing-a-longs and rarely-heard stories from the days of "Clinton's Ditch." Free with museum admission.
Program Descriptions
Bring your family to the museum and spend the day being creative! Adults and children of all ages are welcome to join us in the Albany Institute art studio on Saturdays for drop in art making.
Bring your class or group to the museum!
Ages 6-12
Join us as we explore creative movement, simple photography methods, bright colors, and more as we make beautiful pieces of art! In these weekly, three-day morning programs, children will create vibrant works of art inspired by our summer exhibitions and permanent collections.
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In this program, parents and children explore the museum's galleries, read stories, have a great time with sensory play exploration, and create exciting art projects!
Thursday, April 27, 6PM
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Saturday, April 29, 10AM—4:30PM
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Sunday, April 30, 2PM
Diane Waggoner, Curator of 19th-Century Photographs at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.
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How To Connect With An Autistic Child
For fathers coming home from work and find it impossible to connect with their autistic child, it can typically be the straw that breaks the family's back. Now an autism expert and parent shares tips of how to develop affection in autistic children.
Where most children will greet Daddy with a hug or a smile, many autistic children aren't capable of the normal affectionate interactions that keep a family intact. As Dad walks in, his son is busy lining up his toys or engrossed in the spinning wheels of an overturned toy truck. Dad calls his name over and over in hopes of those bright eyes and wide mouth to come running to him with open arms, but to no avail. He even gets down on his knees in a desperate attempt for some eye contact, but his son turns away and even pushes off his father's touch with disturbing grunts.
Emerson B. Donnell III lived that experience every day, decided to do something about it, and his research and experience has delivered results that no one could ever have thought possible. Specific strategies designed to elicit proper emotion have blossomed back into true affection. Today, Donnell's son will greet him at the door with hugs, kisses and an engaging smile. The strategies to bring their world together has also helped his son's speech increase exponentially.
Donnell, author of Dads And Autism, Learn How To Stay In The Game from Altruist Publishing (www.dadsandautism.com) said that without the proper tools, developing a loving connection can be a monumental if not seemingly impossible task. But getting that toe hold is the seed towards healing not only the child, but the family as a whole.
"One of the greatest disappointments about children with autism is their inability to connect with other people," Donnell said. "This is especially heartbreaking for the parent child relationship. Parents yearn to reach their child who is right in front of them, yet they have no idea how to go about it. Parents confronted with autism experience grief and loneliness at their inability to connect with their child and it can tear a marriage apart at frightening speed. As a matter of fact it's probably the greatest contributing factor to why dads leave and the widely accepted 80% divorce rate."
Donnell's approach combines strategies and tactics from a variety of proven sources, meshed with his own personal experiences. The result is a systematic program that enables fathers (and mothers) to bond and develop affection in their autistic child with specific tactics and strategies that can be exercised in the comfort of their homes.
"The new therapy that I've applied is called Applied Affectionate Behavior Analysis (AABA)," he said. "I have also coined the term Discrete Affectionate Trials (DATs). These are specific exercises designed to elicit and develop proper emotion and affection in autistic children."
The use of these therapies and understanding how to modify typical autistic behaviors opens up a whole new world for parents to connect with their autistic children. "These very things that can return a loving family dynamic and keep the marriage together." Donnell added.
"Imagine being given tools to help their children develop proper greetings, goodbye's, hugs, kisses and playful interaction? What if you could curb them of dangerous habits like bolting or the deaf run? Imagine being able to make your presence, your voice, and your face relevant to your child."
Autism need not be a prison sentence for your child, or for your family, Donnell added.


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With Ibiza 2016's party season well underway, we're whisking you away to warmer shores with the perfect collection of blissed out beats for this year's 'Poolside Ibiza 2016'.
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This textbook is about quasi-realistic models in atmospheric and oceanic sciences. Understanding the basis and limitations of these models is important since far reaching decisions about the environment are based upon them. This book goes beyond a technical discussion of these quasi-realistic models and emphasizes their role and utility in generating new useful knowledge about the system under study.
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Valdosta Manufacturing Plant Announces Expansion
21 Dec, 2016
Valdosta, Georgia– Saft, the world's leader in the design and manufacture of advanced technology batteries for industry is expanding their Valdosta plant to increase the TEL.X production line.
"Saft's priority is to provide customers with customized, high technology battery solutions with the reliability required in critical operations," said Joseph Harrison, General Manager for the Saft Valdosta facility. "We've been in the Valdosta-Lowndes County area for more than 40 years and have recently invested an additional $3.2m in our Valdosta facility as a result of customer demand for our TEL.X battery solution.
The design, build and installation of this fast track project was completed in eight months and the new capacity will come on line in January 2017. This capacity increase will add approximately eighteen operator positions, two material handling positions, a maintenance technician and a process technician" Harrison said.
Comprised of nickel-cadmium chemistry, TEL.X delivers exceptional reliability against unexpected outages for telecom installations where continuity and reliability of power supplied is critical. The high technology battery solution is best suited for remote and decentralized locations where travel time and restricted access is difficult.
The expansion of the TEL.X production line will allow Saft to increase the Model 180 battery capacity up to 64 batteries per day.
"Anytime an existing industry like Saft expands in Valdosta-Lowndes County, it's a win, win for our community. It stands with the Valdosta-Lowndes Development Authority's mission; to drive job creation and capital investment", said Tom Call, chairman of the Valdosta-Lowndes Development Authority.
Saft has manufactured industrial batteries in Valdosta since 1975.
About Valdosta-Lowndes Development Authority
The Development Authority is an organization that oversees industrial and economic development in Valdosta and Lowndes County. In 1960 the Authority was formed as an amendment to the Georgia State Constitution. The mission of the Valdosta-Lowndes Development Authority is to create an environment to attract new industry and promote the growth of existing industry to drive job creation and capital investment.
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Energy taxation and the double dividend effect in Taiwan's energy conservation policy--an empirical study using a computable general equilibrium model
Faced with pressure from greenhouse gas reductions and energy price hikes, the Taiwan government is in the process of developing an energy tax regime to reflect environmental external costs and effectively curb energy consumption, as well as mitigate CO2 emissions through an adequate pricing system. This study utilizes a CGE model to simulate and analyze the economic impacts of the draft Energy Tax Bill and its complementary fiscal measures. Under the assumption of tax revenue neutrality, the use of energy tax revenue generated for the purpose of reducing income tax is the best choice with double dividend effects since it will effectively stimulate domestic consumption and investment, and, consequently, mitigate the negative impacts of the distortionary tax regime. The double dividend effect is less significant, however, when the supplementary measures being used are for government expenditure. Nevertheless, all supplementary measures have effectively reduced energy consumption, which means they have delivered at least the first dividend--in the sense of CO2 emissions control. It has been verified in this study that having adequate public-finance policy measures is the key to realizing the double dividend effect.
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