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Kuwaiti authorities are closely monitoring several relatives of "Jihadi John" who live and work in the country where the Islamic State executioner was born, local press reports say.
A number of relatives of Mohammed Emwazi, named as the IS militant who has beheaded at least five foreign hostages, are working in Kuwait and like him hold British citizenship, al-Qabas newspaper reported.
"Security agencies have taken the necessary measures to monitor them round the clock," the paper said, citing an "informed source".
The daily did not say how many of Emwazi's relatives are in Kuwait.
Authorities have remained silent on the issue.
Al-Rai newspaper cited security sources as saying that Emwazi's father, Jassem Abdulkareem, also a British citizen, is currently in Kuwait and is expected to be summoned by authorities.
Emwazi visited Kuwait several times, the last of them between January 18 and April 26, 2010, al-Qabas said.
He arrived from the United Arab Emirates using his British passport to obtain a Kuwaiti entry visa.
A year later, he was denied entry to Kuwait after his name came up during investigations into attacks in Britain, the newspaper said.
Emwazi told Britain's Mail on Sunday security editor Robert Verkaik he felt harassed by security services, in a series of emails in 2010, three years before he left to join IS, saying: "Sometimes I feel like a dead man walking, not fearing they (MI5) may kill me.
"Rather, fearing that one day, I'll take as many pills as I can so that I will sleep for ever! I just want to get away from these people!"
Emwazi's visits to Kuwait were largely of a social nature and he was briefly engaged to a stateless Kuwaiti resident, the paper added.
The Gulf emirate has tens of thousands of stateless residents known as bedoons.
Emwazi's family, who are of Iraqi origin, were among them.
They applied for naturalisation but their names were removed from the list of prospective citizens because of allegations that they collaborated with the Iraqi army during its seven-month occupation of Kuwait in 1990-1991, al-Qabas said.
Emwazi was born in Kuwait but moved to London in the early 1990s when he was a child and attended school and university in the British capital.
The Daily Telegraph reported that he went to school with two other boys who went on to become militants - Choukri Ellekhlifi, who was killed fighting in Syria, and Mohammed Sakr, killed fighting in Somalia.
It was also reported that Emwazi had contacts with the men responsible for failed attacks on London's public transport system in 2005, two weeks after suicide bombings killed 52 people in the British capital.
The revelations add to the pressure on the security and intelligence agencies to explain why they did not act on their suspicions about Emwazi before he travelled to Syria.


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|May 6, 2003
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|Jun 20, 2001
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|Jan 30, 1997
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|Albert D. Edgar
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|Applied Science Fiction, Inc.
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This is a continuation of U.S. application Ser. No. 09/723,964, filed Nov. 28, 2000, now abandoned, which is a continuation of U.S. application Ser. No. 09/291,733, filed Apr. 14, 1999, now U.S. Pat. No. 6,193,425, which is a division of U.S. application Ser. No. 09/014,193, filed Jan. 27, 1998, now U.S. Pat. No. 6,017,688, which claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/036,988, filed Jan. 30, 1997.
This invention relates to the electronic development of film and more particularly to a system and method for recovering an image on film without destroying the film image.
In conventional color film development, color film consists of multiple layers each sensitive to a different color of light. These layers contain grains of silver halide. Photons of colored light appropriate to each layer render the grains reducible to elemental silver upon the application of a developing agent. Contained within the primary developer for negative films and in the secondary color developer for reversal, or color positive, films are couplers that combine with the reaction products of the silver halide reduction and with other couplers contained in each layer to produce specific dyes within the film. These dyes form around the developing silver grains in the film and create dye clouds. Following color development, any remaining milky white unexposed silver halide is washed away in a "fix" solution and the reduced black grains of silver are washed away in a "bleach" bath. Usually the fix and bleach baths are combined into one. After all the silver is removed, a clear film remains with colored dye clouds articulating the colored image.
In a color negative film, the first and only developer contains couplers to form a negative dye image at the same time as the negative silver image develops. The bleach-fix bath then removes both the developed silver and the undeveloped silver halide leaving only the negative color dye image. In color positive film, sometimes called transparency or reversal film, the first developer does not contain couplers. This first developer uses up the exposed silver halide in areas of the film that were exposed leaving silver halide in areas of the film that were not exposed. This remaining silver halide is rendered developable either by exposing it to bright light or to a fogging chemical. A second developer that does contain couplers then reduces this remaining silver halide to silver producing at the same time a dye image. The silver halide remains, and the dyes form, in areas of the film that did not receive light while no silver halide remains, and therefore no dyes form, in areas of the film that had originally received light. Thus, a positive image is formed for direct viewing following the fix and bleach steps.
In electronic film development (a method of developing film without forming dyes), the developing film is scanned at a certain time interval using infrared light so as not to fog the developing film, and also to see through antihalation layers. During development, color is derived from a silver image by taking advantage of the milky opacity of unfixed silver halide to optically separate the three color layers sensitive to blue, green, and red. This application will follow a convention of referring to the top of the three layers of the film as the "front" and the bottom layer closest to the substrate as the "back" or "rear." Viewed from the front during development, the front layer is seen clearly, while the lower layers are substantially occluded by the milky opacity of the front layer. Viewed from the rear during development, the back layer is seen, while the other layers are mostly occluded. Finally, when viewed with transmitted light, the fraction of light that does penetrate all three layers is modulated by all, and so contains a view of all three layers. If the exposures of "front", "back", and "through" views were mapped directly to yellow, cyan and magenta dyes, a pastelized color image would result. However, in digital development these three scans, "front", "back" and "through", are processed digitally using color space conversion to recover full color.
One problem with prior methods of electronic film development is that the film is typically consumed in the process. Because the developer chemicals used during typical electronic film development do not contain couplers, color dye clouds are not formed in the film. The lack of dye clouds renders the film useless once the traditional electronic film development process is complete. The present invention addresses this problem by providing a conventional color negative as a byproduct of electronic film development.
The present invention provides for the electronic scanning of a silver image on a color sensitive film while exposed to a developing agent. The developing agent contains couplers which form a dye image from the silver image. The light used during electronic scanning is chosen to be substantially unaffected by the dye image. Once the dye image has completely developed, further formation of the dye image is halted.
FIG. 1A is a cross-sectional view of the layers in color film and depicts the formation of dye clouds during the development process.
FIG. 1B is a cross-sectional view of the film shown in FIG. 1A undergoing further development without couplers.
FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the film shown in FIG. 1A or FIG. 1B showing how dye clouds are isolated in color film fixing.
FIG. 3 is a graph depicting the spectral absorption of various dyes and silver grains.
FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the system of the present invention.
FIG. 5 is a perspective view of an alternate embodiment of the system shown in FIG. 4.
FIG. 6 is a perspective view of an alternate embodiment of the system shown in FIG. 5.
Turning now to FIG. 1A, a more detailed description of the key features of the present invention is provided. FIG. 1A shows a cross-sectional view of a film 100 which consists of a film base 102 over which a multi-layered emulsion 101 is coated. This emulsion is simplified for illustration purposes to have just three layers, 104, 106 and 108, each sensitive to one of the primary colors blue, green, and red, respectively. The emulsion 101 is typically made of gelatin mixed with a milky cloud of silver halide 110. The silver halide 110 is divided into grains 111 which are embedded in each color sensitive layer 104, 106 and 108 of the emulsion 101. When the grains 111 are exposed to light corresponding to the color to which the layer is sensitive, the grains 111 in that layer are rendered developable and are reduced to elemental silver.
One such grain 112 has been exposed and reduced to elemental silver by the action of the developer. This grain 112 now appears as a black grain. The byproducts released by the reaction of the developer with the silver halide combine with other chemicals in the developer that are precursors to color dyes (here called couplers) and with additional couplers manufactured into and unique to each layer to form dyes. These dyes typically form within a several micron diffusion distance around the silver grain 112 to produce what is called a dye cloud 114. The color of the dye depends on the couplers located within and unique to each layer of emulsion 101, and are arranged so the blue sensitive layer 104 develops yellow dye clouds, the green sensitive layer 106 develops magenta dye clouds, and the red sensitive layer 108 develops cyan dye clouds.
Another feature important to the present invention is illustrated in FIG. 1B. FIG. 1B shows a film 100 after it has been developed as described above in conjunction with FIG. 1A. Next, the film 100 is placed in a developer without the couplers. As a result of this second developer application, grains 116 in the emulsion 101 will continue to develop to elemental silver; however, there will be no corresponding formation of dye clouds due to the lack of couplers. These grains 116 will be visible to the electronic film developing process but will leave no dye to add to the image after the silver is dissolved and washed away.
FIG. 2 illustrates a film 100 after a development process as previously described and from which the unexposed silver halide has been removed by a chemical (such as sodium thiosulfate). Such a chemical is commonly called a "fix". In addition, the elemental silver grains have been removed by another chemical commonly called a "bleach". The fix and bleach are typically combined in one solution, sometimes referred to as a "blix". Thus, the application of a fix and bleach isolates any dye clouds 114 in the film 100. It is important to note that at this point in the process, the same dye image would be produced if the film had only been exposed to the color developer described in conjunction with FIG. 1A as would result from further exposure to a second developer containing no coupler as described in FIG. 1B. This is due to the fact that only the dye clouds 114 remain after the blix has been applied to the film 100.
FIG. 3 charts the spectral absorption of typical dyes and of elemental silver by showing the transmission of different colors of light by various dyes and silver. Curve 302 in FIG. 3 shows that the elemental silver image absorbs all colors. This is why such an image is called a black and white image, and it must be bleached away before the colored dye image can be usefully seen. FIG. 3 also illustrates that only the elemental silver image absorbs infrared light thereby modulating that light into a scannable image. Under infrared light, the dyes used in film processing do not absorb the light, and are therefore undetectable in a scannable image as evidenced by curves 304, 306 and 308. This is important because it means that electronic film development conducted under infrared light can receive scans of the developing silver image completely independent of the formation of specific dyes. The dye clouds simply have no effect on an electronic film development scan if that scan is made at an infrared wavelength longer than about 780 nanometers. Thus, couplers can be added to a developer to form dye clouds without affecting the scans of electronic film development conducted under infrared light.
FIG. 4 discloses a system which includes stations for both electronic film development and the cessation of dye coupler development. A feed spool 402 feeds a film 404 containing an image through an electronic film developer 406 and onto a takeup spool 408. Station 410 applies a controlled amount of developer to the film 404. The applied developer includes color couplers. Such a developer is commonly available as the developer in the "C-41" process suite of chemicals manufactured by Eastman Kodak Company of Rochester, N.Y., among others. The film 404 with the applied developer advances to the infrared scanning station 412 which operates in accordance with the teachings of electronic film development such as the process described in U.S. Pat. No. 5,519,510 issued to Edgar, the present inventor. There may be several such scanning stations 412, but only one has been illustrated for simplicity. Immediately following the last scanning station 412, further dye coupling is halted by applying a solution at station 414 that prevents further film development. One such solution is a 3% acetic acid wash although others are commonly used in the industry. The advancing film 404 is dried at drying station 416 before being rolled up on spool 408 for storage.
After passing through the electronic film developer 406, the film 404 has a conventional dye image embedded in it which is masked by a combination of silver halide and silver grains. From this point on in the process, the system operator may choose to retrieve the film image by mounting the spool 408 on a fixer 430. In the fixer 430, the film 404, having undergone the process described thus far in connection with FIG. 4, is advanced by station 434 for application of a bleach fix solution. As earlier described, the bleach fix removes the unexposed silver halide and elemental silver grains from the film 404. This solution is commonly available as the bleach-fix in the "C-41" process suite of chemicals manufactured by Photocolor Corporation and others. Rinsing station 436 washes off the bleach fix, and station 438 dries the film 404 before it is wrapped onto spool 440 for storage. Film spool 440 can then be mounted on a conventional optical printer 442, a conventional scanner, a viewer, a sleever machine to put the film into sleeves for longer storage, or on any device receiving normally processed film.
It should be noted that the fixer 430 can be manually operated by a user without the skills necessary to run a home darkroom. First, the film 404 is already developed and will not be affected by exposure to additional light, so no darkroom or dark tent is needed. Second, the application of bleach fix in this process is done to completion (i.e., until all remaining grains are removed), so precise timing and temperature control is not needed. When applying the bleach fix manually, the operator wraps the film around a spiral film reel such as that available from Kindermann and other manufacturers sold in camera shops. Then, the reel and film are submersed for several minutes in the bleach-fix at room temperature. Next, the spiral film reel is rinsed for a few minutes under running tap water, and then the film is hung up to dry. All of these steps may be performed in normal room light. The problem with environmental contamination from the silver remains the same as for conventional home darkrooms. As an alternative, the film may be returned to a commercial lab for the bleach fix step and printing.
As previously described, a single scanning station 412 is shown in FIG. 4 for simplicity. In accordance with the teachings of electronic film development, several such stations may be employed to scan the film at different stages of film development as further described in U.S. Pat. No. 5,519,510. In FIG. 4, the last of these stages is shown placed before development is halted at station 414; however, a scanning station could also be placed after development is halted at station 414. With that said, for reasons of uniformity, it has been found that scanner 412 is best placed as close as possible to, but just before station 414. A limitation in the system of FIG. 4 is that the last electronic film developer scan is made coincident with the "normal" development of the film. With this first disclosed system, it is thus possible to get both an underdeveloped, or "pulled," record of electronic film development and a normally developed record, but not an overdeveloped, or "pushed," record. The system shown in FIG. 5 removes this limitation.
FIG. 5 shows an alternate embodiment from FIG. 4 wherein the coupler halting solution applied at station 414 in FIG. 4 that terminates all development is replaced with a coupler halting solution that does not completely halt color development. This solution is applied at station 520 in FIG. 5. One such solution is a developer, such as HC-110 manufactured by Eastman Kodak Company, that does not contain couplers, and is applied in sufficient quantity to wash off the first developer that did contain couplers. In addition this second developer can be more concentrated or caustic to encourage shadow grains to develop. Another alternative is to apply a solution that does not interfere with the development but which blocks the further formation of dyes.
After color coupling is halted by the solution applied at station 520, color development ceases while development of the silver image continues. Scanning station 530 receives the overdeveloped record and reveals more shadow detail than would have been present in a normally developed film. In accordance with the methods of electronic film processing in general, this shadow detail can be combined with the normal and underdeveloped scans to produce a superior image. Following station 530, the developer can be dried on the film 404 and the film stored on spool 408. It does not matter after this point if the film 404 is exposed to light or if development continues slowly so long as no more dye forms. Any silver fog or chemical residue can be cleared in the subsequent fixing apparatus 430 to produce a negative that is optically printable with apparatus 442.
In a variation of FIG. 5, a developer which has no color couplers may be applied at station 410. This enables the production of a latent positive film. An example of this type of developer could be the first developer used in standard reversal processing, available from Eastman Kodak Company as the first developer in the "E6" suite of chemicals. The addition or omission of couplers to the film 404 makes no difference to the electronic film development scanning station 412. After normal development and at the time the reversal film would normally go through fogging and a second color developer, a developer containing couplers may be applied at station 520. The developer with couplers could actually consist of the first developer already on the film, with only the couplers themselves added by station 520. Alternatively, it may be desirable to alter or accelerate the developer action at this point in the process by adding additional chemicals. The goal at this point for forming the dye image is to render all remaining undeveloped silver halide developable into silver thereby simultaneously forming the dye image. Traditionally, the film is fogged before the second developer with couplers is applied, but it makes no difference to the final product in what order the remaining silver halide is reduced. In particular, it makes no difference to the end product if silver halide related to the negative image is developed first, and that not related to the image developed later. In fact, the last of the silver halide can be reduced months later so long as it is eventually reduced. By not fogging the film first, the system of FIG. 5 will continue negative development of the film with the developer containing couplers applied at station 520 to allow scanning station 530 to produce the overdeveloped scan that electronic film development uses to extract more detail from the shadows.
After the final scan at station 530, the film is fogged by lamp 540 such that the second developer completes the reduction of any remaining silver halide to produce the positive dye image. The remainder of the storage and fixing process is the same as that previously described for FIG. 5. The fogging of the film with lamp 540 and the completion of development thereafter alternatively could be moved to the fixing stage 430 and performed only if the latent film is finished.
The procedures described so far produce, as an intermediate step, a latent film that may be stored and then either finished into a normal film or discarded at a later time. Commercial labs may wish to incorporate the finishing steps into a single process as shown in FIG. 6. In FIG. 6, station 620 applies a development halting solution that is typically a bleach fix as previously described. This can be done if sufficient bleach fix is applied or washed to stop development quickly; otherwise, a dye stain will result. An alternate arrangement would be to add another station just prior to station 620 in order to halt development with a "stop bath" of 2% acetic acid. After fixing, the bleach fix is washed from the film at wash station 630. The effluent from this wash must be treated in accordance with environmental laws, as is currently done by commercial labs. The film is then dried and stored as a conventional negative on spool 408, and is ready for subsequent optical printing at station 442 or any other process that can be performed on conventional film.
While this invention has been described with an emphasis upon certain preferred embodiments, variations in the preferred system and method may be used and the embodiments may be practiced otherwise than as specifically described herein. Accordingly, the invention as defined by the following claims includes all modifications encompassed within the spirit and scope thereof.
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ReviewDriving this SUV is fun. Handling is supurb. The quiet inside is next to none, that is outside noise is near "0" except for very loud noises. The layout inside makes everything easy to get to. Sight line to instruments is very good. Comfort in all seats is very good and there is enough leg room in the rear for a six foot plus person. Cargo space is good. The wheel well splash guards should be put on as a standard feature and not an option. This vehicle has been built with the persnickety driver in mind. Thanks for doing such a good job on this SUV. I often forget that I am driving an SUV because it feels so much like a car. Great job!
Best FeaturesMy favorite feature is the seating area. The seats are very comfortable with the 8 way power seats and the heated seats adds extra comfort on long trips, heat eases stress on the lower back. Laminated windows make the quiet so enjoyable with less road noise. Very quiet, very quiet.
Worst FeaturesLooks outside. Dual exhaust should be added to add some flair to the styling. More than the two types of wheels should be offered. A wider wheel and tire should be added as an option just to give it a better look.
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Warriors Head Coach Mark Jackson Fired
Mark Jackson has been fired by the Warriors.
The former NBA guard with the Knicks, Pacers and Clippers led the Warriors to 51 wins this season before falling in seven games to the Clippers.
Jackson had issues with his staff including when Brian Scalabrine was reassigned and Darenn Erman who was dismissed after surreptitiously recording private coaches staff meetings and ownership was not steadfast with their support throughout this season.
The NBA coaching carousel will really begin now as TNT NBA Analyst Steve Kerr has been widely expected to take the NY Knicks job and work for his former coach with the Chicago Bulls and erstwhile Knicks player and President of Basketball Operations for the Knicks, Phil Jackson.
However, now as the Warriors roster is laden with talent Kerr, along with former Orlando Magic Coach Stan Van Gundy, current Iowa State Coach Fred Hoiberg and others are in the mix.
Byron Scott, John Calipari of Kentucky, Brian Shaw, Denver's Head Coach and Tom Thibodeau, Bulls Head Coach are names that have popped up in Los Angeles.
Of course, huge obstacles are there for Shaw and Thibodeau as they're currently under contract.
Also if Indiana goes down to Washington expect Larry Bird to clean house as Head Coach Frank Vogel's status is tenuous as is the current makeup of the roster.
So Mark Jackson could end up back where he toiled in the NBA for at least part of his career, e.g., New York and Indiana.


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Christie Rotondo and Tracy Connor, DAILY NEWS WRITERS
A week-old Wall St. protest got a little star power Tuesday in the form of activist actress Susan Sarandon.
"I'm just here to be educated," the "Bull Durham" star said as some of the young demonstrators in the crowd asked each other, "Who is she?"
Sarandon, 64, stopped by the Occupy Wall Street encampment in Zuccotti Park on her way to catch a flight to Italy.
The protesters peppered her with questions about climate change, consumerism and the economy.
"It helps to focus on one thing to be accomplished," she advised.
"Is everyone here registered to vote? Are you having people sign petitions?"
Sarandon is a veteran of protest marches and civil disobedience actions for liberal and humanitarian causes.
Her latest film project is a movie about former Weather Underground militants.
The protesters she visited are staging actions against major financial institutions. A march over the weekend turned violent, with a cop pepper-spraying some demonstrators.
"I'm very happy to be here," Sarandon said. "I'm here to support freedom of speech."


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Heritage outdoor apparel and gear brand Filson has opened a new outpost in New York City. Located in the city's NoHo district, the new location houses the brand's signature luggage and outerwear, as well as its new collection of camera bags produced in conjunction with Magnum Photos. Highlights of the interior design include a lush living wall by Satoshi Kawamoto aka Greenfingers, a wall of reclaimed wood from the Williamsburg Domino Sugar factory, and a 42-star flag from the year that Washington became a state. If you're in the area, be sure to pay the store a visit.
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Being on the border of Surry Hills and Redfern means it is a great area for nearby restaurants, bars, shops and cafes.
We have unlimited internet, a weekly cleaner, Foxtel and Netflix subscription. We like to take pride in where we live - keeping the place nice and clean.
During Summer we often have friends around on the weekends for BBQs, making use of the amazing courtyard.
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Roy Hodgson has submitted his final 23-man squad for England's Euro 2012 campaign, with Liverpool forward Andy Carroll handed the number nine shirt. There are no late surprises as Scott Parker, Danny Welbeck and Glen Johnson retained their places despite recent injury scares. And Carroll, who struggled for large periods with Liverpool this season before rediscovering some form towards the back end of the season, was given the much sought-after number nine slot. It is not the first time Carroll has been handed a significant number nine jersey with tall striker impressing for Newcastle for the first half of the 2010/11 season wearing the iconic shirt. Gareth Barry was on Monday ruled out of the tournament in Poland and Ukraine after suffering a tear to his lower abdomen in the 1-0 friendly win against Norway over the weekend. Everton defender Phil Jagielka was called up as his replacement after manager Roy Hodgson said he would "re-configure" his squad should the Manchester City ...
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Blackboard Resources for Students
Ed Tech: 315-859-4877
Research: 315-859-4735
Other institutions have created numerous tutorials and tip sheets. Following are links to some of the best available. (Please note that any references to account information, course setup, contacting the helpdesk, etc., on these pages refers to the originating institution, not to Hamilton College.)
Blackboard has a set of video tutorials for students.
Tulsa Community College just produced brand-new Blackboard Student Tutorials, both PDF and Flash video.
Northern Illinois University has great set of guides for students on Using Blackboard.
USC has produced a number of Blackboard How-to Movies for students.
The University of Idaho has some nicely-illustrated Online Help for students.
Montclair State University has a nice set of Documentation and Videos for students.
Lakeland Community College has produced a five-minute Introduction to Blackboard 9 for students.
And don't forget the User's Manual, accessible from any course (via the Tools area).
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The Corps of Engineers Wants to "Armor" the Trinity River, Despite the Fact That it's a River
Democracy in action last night. Never a pretty picture.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, which is in charge of flood control in this country, held a meeting at City Hall to update the public on the Trinity River Project, a massive campaign of public works that has dragged on without significant progress in the center of our city for 15 years. Perennial city council candidate and community activist Gwain Wooten was there to take it in.
See also: The Power of Lobbying: Trinity Levees Are
Unsafe SUPER Safe, the Corps Says Now
Wooten, an aging City Hall gadfly, came in with a cadre of supporters halfway through the session. Apparently she was disconcerted to see an army colonel in camo seated at center stage. Col. Charles H. Klinge is the new commander of the Fort Worth District of the Corps.
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"I know we got a bunch of police in church and schools and buses and everything," Wooten said from the audience. "But we gotta have the military in this to fix the river? How did the armed forces get involved in fixing a river?"
Wooten came into the room just in time to hear Rob Newman, a civilian engineer with the Corps, explain a concept for "armoring" some levees, which means covering them with concrete pavers so the dirt underneath won't wash away in a flood.
"You all are fixing to fix up a beautiful river that's full of blood and lead and dead people and everything," Wooten said, citing things that were all partially true, also all partially crazy.
"What's going on?" she demanded. "That's what I want to know. You all are talking about putting some armor, military terminology, in a river, and I don't understand that. Armor is armor."
When Newman, the engineer, explained that his agency doesn't have anything to do with the dead people or pig blood in the river that have made news in the recent past, Wooten, seated right behind me, grumbled to herself, "I'm fixing to go. This ain't my meeting."
Look, Wooten is only an extreme example of how people in general just do not get water, especially when it has to do with flood control. Tell people what the Corps is really telling us now -- that they're going to build higher dikes and bigger dams -- and everybody assumes we're going to be safer.
But the Corps and its partner in the Trinity River project, the city of Dallas, know full well that the opposite is true. The more we mess with the river, the more dirt we pile up, the more we try to push it around for whatever reason, the more of an A-bomb we're building in our midst. All of that structure in the way of the water just builds up the pressure and makes the eventual catastrophe that much bigger and that much more inevitable.
Real solutions entail controlling run-off, which entails controlling development, which entails land-use reform, which entails being English. Which we ain't. (More on this in my column in the paper next week.)
Wooten got away before I could go whisper in her ear: "Gwain, two words. Agenda. Twenty-One." Hey, sorry, but if the public can't be informed and critical, at least the public can be paranoid. Next best thing, in my book anyway.
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Leader of the LambsMature
Chapter Sixteen: Leader of the Lambs.
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"Where are you taking us?". The words left my lips before I could stop them. But he merely sent me a condescending smile and bent down in front of me, like an adult would before a little child.
"To the docks. Then you'll be shipped like cattle to wherever the blood is needed" he replied, a big smile on his face the whole time. He reached out and ruffled my hair and I had to stop myself from pulling away and shivering. As his hand returned to his side I saw something glint in his eyes. I suddenly realised I was supposed to pull away. I'm not sure why, but I was sure he was watching me more intently than the others after that. I thought back to that girl. I hadn't even known her name before today. She was just a quiet girl who sat in the back and did her work. Never misbehaved or got sent out of the class. And now she was dead. How was that fair? How was any of this fair?
"We're here little lambs" Aldrich announced, spreading his arms round him. Behind him the empty, dull sky burned into my retina, like a cruel crown taunting me. Because I knew the sunlight was there, but something was filtering it, stopping the UV and visible light from entering our atmosphere. Letting these creatures roam when they should be hiding in graves. Least if they are completely like the stereotype. Aldrich motioned to a giant mental box. They looked like the big cargo holders you see stacked up on those huge boats. We hesitated but began to move forward and I felt my feet slow with every step, until I was the last to trail towards the entrance. That was when a powerful grip snapped at my hair, yanking me back.
"Don't try the tough act kid. It doesn't end well". The words were a rushed whispered and a very clear threat. He released me and gave me a calm smile. I knew my eyes were as wide as a doe caught in headlights. My hands immediately reached up to my roots where the hair had been nearly ripped from. I gulped, visible shaking before I walked in. Not wanting to turn my back on him but knowing I had no choice.
"Good girl" he said in my direction as he began to close the doors.
"Act scared like every other human and you'll avoid being used as an example". That time the words were barely audible and then the doors were slammed shut and what little light there had been was swallowed up.
"Oh god" it was whispered by one of the made-up blond girls from class and it began a colossus wall of noise as everyone began to utter terror into words. Most panicked about younger siblings or parents. I watched every face and wondered if something was wrong with me. I should be like them right? Scared out of my wits.
"Shut up". I meant it to be a whisper, but it came out louder and all the kids faces turned to me. I expected yells or dirty looks. Instead the eyes were shiny, expectant.
"Panicking won't get us anywhere" I said, feeling the hint of nerves shake my voice. I'd never had people expect much from me before.
"So what do we do?". I glanced towards the boy, he was a big kid, one of the bully types. He'd slammed past me on a few occasions but I'd always shrugged it off.
"We wait. We don't act brave. We don't act shit scared. Because if we act brave. They'll kill us. If we act too scared. They'll think were weak and kill us". The objections didn't come. Some looked unsure for a second before nodding. Suddenly the girls who used to tease me and the boys who used to shove past me were looking up to me. Expecting me to lead them. I wasn't sure how comfortable I was with their choice of leader.


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Mexican champion Club Tijuana got their inaugural appearance in Copa Libertadores off to a dream start, posting a 1-0 victory over Colombian champions Millonarios on Tuesday night in Bogota in the group stage opener for both sides.
Richard Ruiz scored the game-winner for Tijuana, heading home a cross from U.S. National Team defender Edgar Castillo for the only score of the match. Goalkeeper Cirilo Saucedo did the rest, making several key saves, including a vital stop of a bicycle kick attempt by former Seattle Sounders forward Fredy Montero.
Castillo and fellow U.S. National team player Joe Corona earned starts for Club Tijuana, which now sits in first place in their Copa Libertadores group, a group that includes reigning champion Corinthians.
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Neymar has long been rumored to be heading to Barcelona after the 2014 World Cup, but Manchester City is reportedly preparing a super-sized bid for the Santos sensation, an approach Pele believes Neymar should pass on in order to play with Lionel Messi and Barca.
Pele did more than just offer advice. He also had some criticism for the 21-year-old star.
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What do you think of these developments? Think Club Tijuana can make a deep run in Copa Libertadores? Agree with Pele's advice for Neymar? Disappointed to see Del Piero staying in Australia rather than coming to MLS?
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Since Johnson has LB locked down would definately like to see Castillo given a chance at LM. Especially against Mexico.
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Castillo terrible in defending but has ability to overlap well in attack.
@MA1 Rodriguez: Castillo terrible in defending. Can you support that with facts? To the best of my recollection, Castillo in his USMNT appearances under Klinsmann has never been responsible for an opposing goal. Plus, Tijuana has one of the best defensive records in Liga MX and Castillo usually plays 90m per game and is a key part of the defense–and the offense down the left wing.
Couldn't have said it any better Biff.
His defending has improved dramatically in the past two years.
Well, Castillo was amazing in defense last night against Millonarios, so looks like he's improved.
@Vic: Why would we want to start a club left back as USMNT left winger? We got Shea, Beez, Brad Davis and others to play left wing. And, speaking as a big fan of Fabian Johnson, I have to say that he has not played nearly as well in recent USMNT games as he did in earlier appearances, such as Slovenia in November 2011. I think it is time to give Castillo a start.
I personally don't think any player, including Clint Dempsey and Michael Bradley and Tim Howard, should ever be considered as having a lock on a starting slot. They need to prove they deserve it every time they put on the shirt.
We need more players like Castillo that have good touch and could hold possession. Although Shea and Bealey have some good attributes, I don't think they will help with possession. I'm fine with Brad Davis but I don't think Klinnsmann is seriously considering him as a starter.
Hey, Vic, I agree Castillo has good touch and ball skills. I think he ranks among the best on the USMNT. And I agree we need more players like that on the USMNT and I think rather than playing Castillo out-of-position he should get the start over Johnson against Costa Rica and Mexico. I can see the argument to start Castillo at left wing, but in my mind it is just more of the failed Klinsmann strategy of playing defensive midfielders as attackers and it well past time (18 months past time) to start bringing in wingers and attacking midfielders who play those positions at the club level, even if they are — gosh forbid — only lowly MLS players like those jokes Honduras had on the field who humiliated the great Timothy Chandler and others on the USMNT, not mention the $2.5 million man.
Someone yesterday suggested on SBI playing Castillo at left back and Parkhurst at right back and then Fabian at left wing and Chandler at right wing. Why? Just makes no sense to me to have four fullbacks (or three fullbacks) on the field plus a million defensive midfielders. We need wingers who not only can hold the ball and pass, but also can go one-on-one and pose a danger to score goals. Fabian has done that a very few times in the past, but he has never that good at scoring and now has played LB at the club level for over a year. And Chandler is not half as good as Johnson on the ball and I think would be really no better than Danny Williams was at right wing.
Hey, Vic, I agree Castillo has good touch and ball skills. I think he ranks among the best on the USMNT. And I agree we need more players like that on the USMNT and I think rather than playing Castillo out-of-position he should get the start over Johnson against Costa Rica and Mexico. I can see the argument to start Castillo at left wing, but in my mind it is just more of the failed Klinsmann strategy of playing defensive midfielders as attackers and it well past time (18 months past time) to start bringing in wingers and attacking midfielders who play those positions at the club level, even if they are — gosh forbid — only lowly MLS players like those jokes Honduras had on the field who humiliated the great Timothy Chandler and others on the USMNT, not mention the $2.5 million man.
Someone yesterday suggested on SBI playing Castillo at left back and Parkhurst at right back and then Fabian at left wing and Chandler at right wing. Why? Just makes no sense to me to have four fullbacks (or three fullbacks) on the field plus a million defensive midfielders. We need wingers who not only can hold the ball and pass, but also can go one-on-one and pose a danger to score goals. Fabian has done that a very few times in the past, but he has never that good at scoring and now has played LB at the club level for over a year. And Chandler is not half as good as Johnson on the ball and I think would be really no better than Danny Williams was at right wing.
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shea hasn't played in a while, and i don't think davis is good enough for the hex.
i don't have a problem with beasley starting per se, but why not start both fabian and castillo? you could have them nominally as fabian (LB) and castillo (LM), but practically, they would just take turns making runs up the left side. think it could work pretty well, since they both are decent 2-way players.
Castillo played a good bit of LM for Tijuana last week.
Being a contrarian gets tiresome, no?
Id say the both johnson and castillo are similar in that their best positions are LM, LW, and then LB. i would hope that shea, gatt, donovan, bedoya, someone takes the winger role but those two should also be considered.
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What evidence do you have that either player is better in midfield than defense(a few minutes for the national team?)? Both play left back for their clubs (even though I doubt you or almost anyone here has seen much of either players' club play). Many claim because Castillo isn't the best defender that he would be better at left mid when that probably just isn't true. Overlapping from left back well and actually being able to play left mid are very different. The runs are different, the positioning is different, the responsibilities are different.
I've seen both players extensively in club play. To be honest, I would love to see Castillo at LB and Fabian on the wing. Fabian is the best attacker and most technically gifted player that we have, and Edgar has grown in leaps and bounds in the past year and a half.
Castillo has played LM for Tijuana.
Call me silly if you want, but this is yet more evidence that Edgar Castillo should be seriously considered to start against Costa Rica. Castillo and Corona are cooking in Liga MX and now winning a tough game against a good team on the road, in Bogota no less. This is exactly the kind of winning spirit and Latin flavor we need in the USMNT against Costa Rica and, especially, in the Pit in Mexico City. Isn't it time not only to bring in some bona fide club attackers and start only two defensive midfielders, but also to shake things up a bit and quit starting people who in the past might have produced a few times and/or were top of the depth charts but in recent games have failed to show up? And there are three or four players I would put into that category who, at the very least, should not be starting but instead be on the bench as subs, and maybe one or two of those need some time off from USMNT duty.
Klinsi likes Mexican-American talent in theory, but in practice he hasn't shown that he knows how to implement them on the field. Castillo and Torres have not looked particularly good in USMNT kits. The only one to replicate his form from Liga MX is Herc and I'd argue that Herc is not a typical high skill Liga MX player, but rather a classic work rate guy. I wonder if JK's system is designed for work rate, off the ball types rather than the more technical, on the ball style epitomized by many Latin American soccer pros.
I think it would be interesting to see castillo at LB and move fabian up to LW.
You're not crazy. Castillo looked great both offensively and defensively last night. He cleaned up so many plays his teammates flubbed. Every other word from the commentators' mouths was "Castillo."
Corona, however, had a mediocre outing.
MLS needs more Latin players. MLS also needs to be invited to the Champions League tournament of South America
Why do we need more Latin players? Is there a quota system? Do you consider Italians, Spanish, Portuguese, and French players to be Latin also? Maybe MLS just needs better players period. Isn't that what we really want
If Latino players add to the quality of the league, then I agree. And if we're talking about Hispanic-Americans, then I definitely agree. But if you're talking about more Latinos from Central and South America coming to MLS just for the sake of having more Latinos in the league, then what's the point?
The US is a nation of 315 million; white, Hispanic, Asian, Black, purple, green, plaid, polka dot, and so on. I'd much rather see more QUALITY Americans playing in MLS who could potentially play for the Nats – regardless of ethnic origin.
Pele said. "Neymar has a lot of responsibilities on his shoulders. Right now his major concerns are fashion and his haircut."
Pele just drove on him lol. Does Pele really have nothing better to do all day than comment on Brazil's current top footballers. did he not save all his money from decades ago
Actually, if I remember right from the book "How Soccer Explains the World" Pele was pretty badly mis-handled/ had the wrong people influencing his financial decisions during his playing time and got involved in some sketchy deals that fell through. I don't think he ended up with a lot of money by the end of his career.
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LOL there is no way Fabian Johnson is not in the 11 if healthy.
Or that Orozco Fiscal starts over Bocanegra/Gonzalez.
And Torres has proven time after time that he can't cut it at the international level…
Nate Dollars
"And Torres has proven time after time that he can't cut it at the international level" when not in his natural position.
your point still stands re: the above lineup, because torres is NOT an attacking (or even box-to-box) mid.
In reality, Edgar Castillo played his young soccer career in El Paso Texas and Las Cruces New Mexico. Edgar is from Las Cruces New Mexico but played in El Paso a big time of his young years and I actually played against him (not lying) and he played foward and center mid like a number 10. In high school he played foward and scored a sh*t lot of goals but thats high school and then at the national level for the U.S. when he got recruited he also played foward I believe. Then in Mexico, the coach who debuted him in Santos Laguna de Torreon made him a left side offensive winger ( like left mid, not defense) Then as time went on when he hit rock bottom in Mexico, they made him a defender when in reality he has the speed and creativity like Mexicos Guardado, French Ribery and that new winger for Barcelona. Castillo was never a defender and thats why he is not good at it and he is a true offensive player. Once he comes to MLS, he will show his true colors because he will feel more free to be his own, not like in Mexico. By the way, he played for Las Cruces Strikers and El Paso Chivas.
Do you have any idea what his younger brother Noel is doing these days? I know he went to play w/ Santos, too, but probably never made it past their reserve side and I haven't heard anything since.
No, Noel was a more of a defender I l think and I don't wanna be rude or anything but they were two different players. But in reality Castillo is an offensive player with speed and a creative touch, ever since he became a defender I think he lost his creativity more. He should invest in a soccer team for El Paso and Las Cruces, maybe an NASL team in El Paso. By the way, many people do not know that El Paso is a powerhouse soccer city in Texas and combining Las Cruces and Juarez, Chihuahua it only gets more soccer crazy. Funny part our city is going to make a triple A soccer stadium DOWNTOWN instead of a soccer stadium and even the ownership group has ties to soccer but they decide to go for baseball.
That is a very interesting comment, elpasotx. Thanks.
Just putting out there, many soccer players from the Las Cruces and El Paso area go try out for Mexican soccer academies like America and many others due to the fact university powerhouse soccer programs do not come to El Paso or Las Cruces to recruit (sucks for them) . Our local University UTEP does not have soccer for men but yes for women and that is super crazy, because if UTEP had a mens soccer program like University of New Mexico the Lobos, El Paso would have a powerhouse soccer program. For example, our high schools have ex-professional soccer players coaching the high school soccer programs, many youth soccer teams in El Paso have ex-professional soccer players as coaches as well. Only if NASL knew of the hidden gem of El Paso.
Hey, Jurgen! Hey, Sunil! Are you reading the comments from elpasotx?
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Interesting, i think most pros play as CM or CF in high school simply bc they are the best players around. I knowGooch, Demerit and Spector were all attackers for that reason, thats the point of professional coaches; to take the best soccer player and find a professional role for them.
Castillo would be a great winger in MLS but right now soccer is the one and only job you can make more money working in Mexico than the US. Until they raise the cap, make a US DP rule… I think he is in a fine place right now at LB with TJ and if fabian johnson doesnt improve on his poor US form after the Honduras game Edgar might slip into the US XI
He feels home at Tijuana due to the border and believe it or not, his first language was English and not Spanish. He spoke more English and the Las Cruces and El Paso high schools have a lot of competition in soccer in high school due to soccer being the number one sport in Las Cruces and El Paso, but mainly El Paso because El Paso is a bigger city with a lot of soccer heads,and the competition in soccer in El Paso and Las Cruces as well in very high. El Paso has bigger soccer city leagues than Las Cruces and believe it or not, the high school students that play soccer are also involved in city league, making El Paso a hot bed, which Texas ignores. Ask anybody from Austin, Houston, Dallas, Fort worh, San Antonio. Does El Paso have the best soccer fans and players? and the answer is mainly yes. How come El Paso high schools don't win state championships ? Because the state never gives El Paso high schools home playoff games for obvious reasons and because El Paso High schools are made to travel due to the fact El Paso is to far west. To me thats bullcrap and El Paso high schools always get the bad end.
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What happened to the old school Q&A?
As a Xolos season ticket holder it's been great watching Edgar Castillo and Joe Corona improve at such a dramatic pace. They both have a big future with USMNT, and I could see them both contributing in Brazil 2014. They are a huge part of Tijuana's success.
@PBJOHN: Does Castillo ever played left wing for the Xolos? If so, how recently? Do you think Castillo could play well for the USMNT as left winger with Fabian Johnson behind him?
Where does Corona normally play for Tijuana? Would you see him more as a central midfielder for the USMNT or more as a winger? Left or right?
And why is Greg Garza no longer making the roster?
The only thing Fabian Johnson has on Edgar Castillo is physicality. Castillo has a very slight build, but runs like a deer. I'm sure he could play midfield, but we are stacked at that position and his defensive abilities have improved dramatically in the last two years.
Joe Corona plays up front right behind the strikers and has a great knack for positioning, possession and passing. Not bad talents to have. Also a great work rate and always brings great effort and attitude. Very smart kid.
Greg Garza has been hurt. He did play last night in a friendly vs LA Galaxy at Home Depot Center. His first time back on the field since he was hurt.
thanks. so Corona does not ever play one of the wings?
Watched the US v. Honduras match and was exasperated by our lack of skill and patience… zero ambition in breaking down an organized packed in D. Certainly there was no wing play at all and still… painfully, no one bossing the midfield. There are missing pieces for sure.
Same week I tune into TJ v. Club America. Club America up 2-0, and playing with only 10 after a send-off, is well bunkered in. Xolos with Corona at CM is mounting a furious assault. They are owning the ball, with quick movement and passing. America's keeper is absolutely standing on his head in goal and the crossbar and posts doing a fine job as well! They get one back… 2-1 and the onslaught becomes even more desperate and energetic…. but fall short.
The proximity of the 2 games, I couldn't help but notice TJ had exactly what our Nats were missing and I was pining for watching them! Annnd… Joe Corona who is in our system was an itegral part of it! Look… he's young and not a superhero, nor THE answer. But… he's composed, confident, imaginative w/ deft touches and I think could be part of the answer. I saw him put 3-4 lofted balls over the CBs in threatening places. Clever touch passes in tight spaces. I turned off the TV and couldn't help but think Corona has "it". Has an ingredient our Nats are missing. Sometimes all a bland, lifeless stew needs is a few little tweaks, a few pinches of spice to be transformed.
didn't castillo have the assist on the goal?
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Servicing Eastwood (20-30 km from Bangor), Hornsby, Asquith and 28 other suburb(s)
Great people and great learning materials.
Sydney various suburbs, Neutral Bay, NSW 2089
Servicing Summer Hill (10-20 km from Bangor), Cremorne, Mosman and 18 other suburb(s)
Avonsleigh, VIC
Servicing Sydney CBD (20-30 km from Bangor), Glenwood, Castle Hill and 18 other suburb(s)
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My son James has been attending Lantern League for nearly 2 years and JUST LOVES IT. A little shy at ...
My daughter (aged 10) has just loved this space. She gets to curiously probe into the world of public speaking and performing and since starting has taken on a public speaking role at school and is growing in confidence all the time. The emphasis on building your inner shine instead of copy cat performing is just great! Super confidence building.
35 Laitoki Road, Terrey Hills, NSW 2084
Servicing Artarmon (20-30 km from Bangor), Terrey Hills, Mona Vale and 18 other suburb(s)
Seven Hills, NSW
Servicing Parramatta (20-30 km from Bangor), Toongabbie, Seven Hills and 8 other suburb(s)
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I have taken my 6 year old daughter to this class since it's inception and my daughter loves going there ...
Cnr North Liverpool Rd & Eucambene St, Heckenberg, NSW 2168 10-20 km from Bangor
From 23-05-2017 To 30-05-2017
Mondays 6.30-8pm Cnr North Liverpool Road & Eucambene Street Heckenberg NSW 2168 Come along and see what we do and share in the fun!
Infantry Parade, Holsworthy, NSW 2173 10-20 km from Bangor
4/5 Weld Street, Prestons, NSW 2170 10-20 km from Bangor
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Cnr Barton and Gladstone Street, Parramatta, NSW 2150 20-30 km from Bangor
PO Box 622, Coogee, NSW 10-20 km from Bangor
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From 01-05-2017 To 26-06-2017
Join us as we explore a range of human emotions. We'll identify and embrace them as each sends us an important message. Using yoga poses and techniques we'll increase positive emotions and release negative ...
Sir Joseph Banks High school, Turvey St, Revesby, NSW 2212 5-10 km from Bangor
Sydney CBD, NSW 20-30 km from Bangor
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Just the right amount of guidance and assistance. My son was made to feel very special throughout his ...
Thank you for the LEGO holiday workshop in Chester Hill library, all my three kids enjoyed it thoroughly. we look forward to joining the regular weekly clubs soon
Thank you , it was an amazing experience for our kids. They love LEGO so much.
5 Olympic Parade, Bankstown, NSW 2200 5-10 km from Bangor
88 Carlton Pde, Carlton, NSW 2218 5-10 km from Bangor
531 Illawarra Road, Marrickville, NSW 2204 10-20 km from Bangor
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Bronte Rd, Waverley, NSW 20-30 km from Bangor
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From 27-03-2017 To 01-06-2017
PILATES CLASSES FOR CHILDREN & ADULTS Now available at Loft & Earth. Simple, fun, low-impact, non-competitive. Go on. Transform Yourself. 1/70 Bronte Rd BJ 2022 (opposite Petbarn next to Orange Theory). Increase ...
111 Anzac Ave, Engadine, NSW 2233 5-10 km from Bangor