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In Civil Warscapes: Images of American Sanctuaries Eastern Theater 1861-1863, Matthew A. Holzman captures the scenery of the earliest significant battlefields in the Eastern Theater of the American Civil War. By specifically choosing photographs he has taken over the recent years, he highlights the various actions that ultimately shaped the outcome of these battles.
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Remy Maucherat wrote: > Filip Hanik - Dev Lists wrote: >> If you don't care about this stuff, but still read the first line, do >> our community a favor and get involved :) > > I'm not sure I understand this. It could be interpreted in a > derogatory way. if it is just you and I, then its your -1 against my -1 and we get nowhere. simply trying to invite folks to be a part of the decision making. > >> The API's are pretty much identical, > > Yes, they are pretty much functionally identical. The problem is that > the interpretation of the same thing you are proposing is > overengineered, convoluted and very GC unfriendly. The sync was a > funny choice which made me start working on a separate branch, since: > - you were ignoring my messages all of a sudden for some reason no messages ignored. some messages were pure statements, and didn't invite for comments. > - you started adding more and more stuff I disagreed with to the API? (CometEvent.java) like what? > It's ok to do that as part of a proposal (like I did), but it's not > the right way if you do it in a regular branch. > >> callback() >> - Remy - one time callback from the container on a Tomcat worker thread >> - Filip - same functionality implemented, >> CometEvent.register(OP_CALLBACK) >> I definitely like the register/unregister for events more than I like >> the one time functionality of callback()/sleep(). >> OP_CALLBACK currently is implemented and working in trunk. >> Why do I like register more? Cause we can add new operations in the >> future without changing the API. This leads to more flexibility. >> Currently OP_CALLBACK stays registered until it is "unregister"-ed. >> If we wanted to achieve callback() functionality, we can add a >> OP_CALLBACK_ONCE operation or simply change the behavior of existing >> callback, without changing the API. >> it is also possible to retrieve the state of a comet connection by >> calling getRegisteredOps, something not available in the sandbox API. >> >> sleep() >> - Remy - deregister from the READ events >> - Filip - same functionality exists, >> CometEvent.unregister(OP_READ,OP_WRITE,OP_CALLBACK) or simply >> CometEvent.unregister(OP_READ) if nothing else is registered. >> Again, I think the trunk API is more flexible, and cleaner. sleep() >> is associated with Thread.sleep() in every programmers head. and >> doesn't really apply to an event based API. >> This is implemented in trunk and working. > > The connector should only care about IO, which only knows read and > write (and error, but obviously this is a special case, and I don't > see you registering for that). But the connector must care, if you do a CALLBACK, you must ensure that you are not spawning a 2nd thread if a READ comes in on the socket. otherwise, you are forcing the comet developers to synchronize, something in today's API, is done in such a way that if you do stuff on the Tomcat thread, you're safe. > >> Conclusion, both APIs are almost identical. I believe the trunk API >> is more flexible and allows for additions of functionality in the >> future without changing the API. >> Remy's initial -1 to the trunk was based on the implementation, >> having to synchronize etc. All that has been simplified and removed. > > I would like to understand what extensions are desirable or > envisioned, since this this sort of extensions will make the connector > implementation to skyrocket in terms of complexity. I think the > connector should only care about IO, so this means: read, write, and a > generic callback. The user will write a piece of code which can listen > to any sort of event, and use the callback method: the callback is the > extension point as far as I understand. > > Another flaw IMO is that read and write do not behave the same as far > as their "registration" go. > > The trunk API also has the following additional methods and constructs: > - public enum CometConfiguration {COMET_BLOCKING, COMET_NON_BLOCKING}; > - public void configure(CometConfiguration... options) throws > IllegalStateException; (note: as I have discussed, it seems possible > to abstract away blocking configuration from the user) > - public enum CometOperation {OP_CALLBACK, OP_READ, OP_WRITE}; > - public CometOperation[] getRegisteredOps(); > - the need to ask for a write event (it is quite crucial, and I found > out it could easily be hidden away) There is no need to ask for a WRITE, you can write anytime, asynchronously too. OP_WRITE is if you want to be sure that the network buffer is ready to receive data. otherwise, I already pointed out the flaws in isWriteable and that isWriteable==true doesn't mean that it is writeable. > So, similarly, the configuration is extensible. I would like to > understand what additional configuration should be exposed to the user > (personally, I solved the configuration problem when I noticed > blocking / non blocking configuration was pointless). configure() can be removed, or taken out for a later consideration, have no problem with that. > > I also dislike the thread checks you are using. I can pull those out as well, since in my impl I able to check the "stage" of the request, then I don't need to know what thread is doing what. > > The last reason I would like to have a really simple (yet fully > functional) API is to avoid having duplicate APIs. The Servlet API may > tackle the Comet topic, and knowing Sun APIs, you may get the API of > your dreams :D once the Servlet API does tackle it, we'll deal with it then. > >> So therefor, the API's are almost identical, I would vote >> sandbox API -> -1 -> API is simple but not extensible, names are not >> intuitive as they are not event oriented. >> trunk API -> +1 -> API is equally simple, more geared towards event >> based API, more flexible, as I am sure new needs will need new >> operations and events > > I think the APIs are quite different in form, yet expose similar > functionality (at the moment, I'm waiting for the OP_JMS ;) ). Since > it's a user visible API, it's an important issue regardless of what > you think. I have my own vote (hehe ;) ): > - sandbox -> +1 > - "trunk" -> -1 (overenginneered, more complex, thread checks) exactly my point, we're getting nowhere. > >> The only thing not working in trunk at this moment is non blocking, >> but after doing the research, this is a major surgery to try to do >> within the existing buffer/filter API > > Actually, this is very simple to implement. Read is obvious. For > write, the algorithm for the flushBuffer method would be very similar > to what it is now, but if a write returns 0, leftover bytes would be > put in a ByteChunk. isWriteable, if called, will return false, and > place the socket in the poller with write notifications. that's not non blocking, that's a async write, and I could ten times more easier implement it in an AbstractCometProcessor.java, then having to fiddle with pollers and everything else down the chain. non blocking is a different concept than async. > > There are two options at that point: > > - the servlet does not use isWriteable (so does not care about > possible congestion when writing): on the next write, the leftover > bytes are flushed (most likely the additional bytes which are sent > would be added to the ByteChunk, to attempt to maximize the amount of > bytes written - in case somehow it works), and if writing still fails > an IO exception is thrown if the write was called asynchronously; if > the write was synchronous (= called from a Tomcat thread), it is > possible for ease of use to make another write, but switch to blocking > mode > > - the servlet uses isWriteable: no problem, it will get false, stop > writing immediately (unless the guy did not understand the API, lol), > and a write event will be eventually generated by the poller; when > this write occurs, the leftover bytes - if any - will be flushed (if > somehow there are leftovers, then it's "go back to the poller, you > lazy stupid connection !"), isWriteable will start returning true, and > a write event will be sent to the servlet does not work either. isWriteable (when blocking) only is in effect for other threads, but write is not thread safe, so this method is useless then. and during an async write, you have the same issue, async writes still should only be done on one thread. 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Northamptonshire witch trials
The Northamptonshire witch trials mainly refer to five executions carried out on July 22, 1612 at Abington Gallows, Northampton. In 1612 at the Lent Assizes held in Northampton Castle a number of women and a man were tried for witchcraft of various kinds, from murder to bewitching of pigs. There are two main accounts of these witches being tried. However they differ on how many witches were tried, who they were and exactly what they were supposed to have done.
This was a significant event, not because of the accusations themselves, but because it was one of the earlier documented cases in which the "dunking" method was used in Britain. It was also a case in which more than one person was singled out; rather, an entire group was accused.[1]
One account is a manuscript of unknown authorship referenced as B.L. (British Library) Sloane 972 (f. 7) in which the writer shows an interest in the two witches' victims, Mistress Elizabeth Belcher and her brother Master William Avery. It names Agnes Browne and daughter Joan Browne (or Vaughan), Jane Lucas, Alce Harrys, Catherine Gardiner, and Alce Abbott and states they were jointly indicted for harming Belcher and Avery. Arthur Bill, Helen Jenkenson and Mary Barber are not mentioned, but does mention three women of the Wilson family. The text of the manuscript is reproduced here in full [2]
The second source comes from a pamphlet of 1612 titled The Witches of Northamptonshire (London, 1612) [3] also an unknown author reproduced here.[4] Who details the immoral lives of the witches and the godliness of their victims and misses out a few facts of the Belcher/Avery story and recants gossip rather than having a personal acquaintance with the trial. The pamphlet focuses on Agnes Browne and her daughter Joan Browne(or Vaughan), Arthur Bill, Helen Jenkenson and Mary Barber. Bill, Jenkenson and Barber were unconnected to the murder case of Belcher/Avery and came from a different part of Northamptonshire.
It is possible that the witches were arraigned on different days, by different juries, and that each writer was only present at some of the trials. The Belcher/Avery cases was quite sensational at the time with its well-born but strangely afflicted victims, whilst other witch trials being secondary. This was because their cases were everyday or because they were less directly involved. Some witches may have been acquitted and so less important to reporters and readers.[5]
They may have been a precursor to the Pendle witch trials, which began some weeks later and ended with executions in August of the same year.
Those executed at Northampton were:[6]
- Arthur Bill of Raunds
- Mary Barber of Stanwick
- Agnes Browne of Guilsborough
- Joan Browne/Vaughan (daughter of Agnes) of Guilsborough
- Helen Jenkinson of Thrapston
The trials may also refer to two women: Elinor Shaw and Mary Philips, who were burned at Northampton in 1705 for witchcraft. They reputedly made a jailor dance naked in the courtyard for a full hour.[7]
Others accused[edit]
Although the above were recorded in the original tracts of the time,[8] subsequent tracts have also mentioned the following women as accused in 1612, but without evidence that they were ever executed:
- Katherine Gardiner
- Joan Lucas
- Alice Harris
- Alice Abbott
- Three 'Wilsons'
In addition, Arthur Bill's mother and father are also said to have been dunked and both floated, condemning them as witches. Ewen explains that the tracts suggest they both committed suicide in prison, although there is an alternative story in the same book which says that the father renounced his family to save his own neck after which the mother slit her throat rather than stand trial.
This was the first recorded use of water-ordeal in England in order to test witches.[9]
Finally there is mention of one Mother Rhodes who lived just outside Ravensthorpe,[10] the next village up from Guilsborough. There is further reference to her in the folklore of Guilsborough.
- ^ http://paganwiccan.about.com/b/2008/07/21/northamptonshire-witches-condemned-july-22-1612.htm
- ^ Witchcraft and Society in England and America, 1550–1750, Marion Gibson, Continuum London, 2003, p54
- ^ Early Modern Witches by Mary Gibson
- ^ Early Modern Witches: Witchcraft Cases in Contemporary Writing by Marion Gibson, p159
- ^ Witchcraft and Society in England and America, 1550–1750, Marion Gibson, Continuum London, 2003
- ^ Robbins, Russell Hope. The Encyclopedia of Witchcraft and Demonology. New York: Bonanza Books, 1959
- ^ Marshall, F. (1866) However, it is not at all certain that the 1705 trial ever actually took place, according to Notestein the pamphlet may well have been fabricated (Wallace Notestein, Witchcraft in England) A brief history of witchcraft with especial reference to the witches of Northamptonshire: Collected in great part from original sources. UK: J. Taylor & Son
- ^ L'Estrange Ewen, C. (1970/1977) Witchcraft and Demonianism: a concise account derived from sworn depositions and confessions obtained in the Courts of England and Wales. UK: Frederick Muller Ltd & UK: Heath Cranton Limited
- ^ Geography of Witchcraft By Montague Summers
- ^ Renton, E. L. & Renton, E. L. (1929/2000) The Records of Guilsborough, Nortoft and Hollowell. UK: T Beaty Hart Ltd. Available from Guilsborough village shop.
- A Brief Abstract of the Arraignment of nine Witches at Northampton, July 21, 1612 – [1] Witchcraft and Society in England and America, 1550–1750 By Marion Gibson
- The Witches of Northamptonshire – [2] Early Modern Witches: Witchcraft Cases in Contemporary Writing By Marion Gibson
- Witchcraft in England, 1558–1618 by Barbara Rosen [3]


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Shinhwa Returns with Its 14 Years' Worth of Energy
Shinhwa marked the end of its four year hiatus with an explosive concert that contained everything the group had picked up during its 14 year career.
Shinhwa finally met with its fans through its 14th anniversary and comeback concert 2012 Shinhwa Grand Tour in Seoul The Return held from March 24-25.
The six members of Shinhwa, Eric, Lee Min Woo, Kim Dong Wan, Jun Jin, Shin Hye Sung and Andy, had been on hiatus since the group's 10th anniversary concert held in 2008 in order to serve their military duties, but this year it managed to come back on its debut anniversary, March 24, while at the same time proving it still boasted the same strength.
The two concerts gathered 10,000 people each for a total of 20,000. The tickets had sold out in just 40 minutes since they opened for sale.
As if to repay its fans for their support, Shinhwa put on a concert that proved it hadn't endured 14 years in the industry for nothing.
The concert opened with the group's hit T.O.P., and continued with a breathtaking string of hits including Hey, Come On!, Just One More Time, Wild Eyes, Perfect Man, Eusha! Eusha!, Resolver, Run, I Pray 4 U, Once in a Lifetime and Brand New.
Shinhwa didn't stop for anything, singing out its long list of hits from its 14 years' worth of music along with passionate performances. The stage settings that continued to change with the song's mood from white to red to other colors added to the excitement.
The concert hit a high point with the performance of the group's new single Venus, from its 10th album, which had been released on March 23.
Just before the performance, the members asked for their audience's understanding about the lack of special effects, saying, "We could've put on a better performance but we can't use any special effects because of the Seoul Nuclear Security Summit," but the group managed to pull it off by filling the stage with its performance alone, drawing out big cheers from the audience.
Through the videos scattered in between the performances, the members expressed their thanks toward their fans and the difficult process through which they came together again. Onstage, they continued to make their fans cry and laugh with them with their characteristic oddball humor.
After their performance of Wild Eyes, the members joked, "When we sang this song back then, we sweat so much under our pants, which were made out of artificial leather and which we were forced to wear despite the fact that it was summer. Shin Hye Sung got heat rashes."
The concert was due to finish in two and a half hours, but the fans kept screaming for more, and the group continued with an encore performance that lasted 30 minutes.
Shin Hye Sung, however, was rushed to the hospital during the performance with a dislocated knee after he was shot up too high from a jumping machine.
The members had showed tears after the March 24 concert, and on the next day also they stayed with their fans until the end as if they couldn't bring themselves to leave.
In a press conference held just before the concert that day, the members had said to their fans, "This is all happening thanks to our fans. We're so touched."
Shinhwa started up its new set of promotions with its 10th studio album, released on March 23. The album drew in prominent musicians such as Yoon Il Sang, Kim Do Hyun and Jung Jae Yoon. The group will also be continuing through Asia until July with concerts in Shanghai, Guangzhou and Beijing, China, and cities in Japan including Tokyo and Kobe. A concert in Taiwan will also be taking place.
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Isaac is 20 months now and is becoming more demanding. Constant attention with ongoing stimulation,short concentration span, everlasting energy, ongoing whinging really drives me up the wall.Dont mind genuine cry but can't stand whinging and manipulative cry with crocodile tears.oh did I mention screaming too?
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Choreography by Nacho Duato
Nacho Duato's first world premiere for the Staatsballett is entitled "Static Time": Saying goodbye, memories, and questions of eternity are at the center of his choreography – subjects that will affect everyone at one point or another. For his creation, Duato has again worked with his longtime partners Angelina Atlagic and Jaffar Chalabi. The music in "Static Time" is by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Sergey Rachmaninov and Franz Schubert among others.
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The enthusiasm, which Jiří Kylián evokes with his choreographies, is based on the exceptional musicality, which all his pieces are permeated by. Created at the turn of the millennium, it is the architecture of music itself, which is center to his choreography "Click – Pause – Silence". Using Johann Sebastian Bach's "Prelude No. 24" from his "Well-tempered Piano", Kylián – together with composer Dirk Haubrich - examines how the microscopically small elements of a composition – the notes, the musical themes and the miniature structures –create a miracle of emotions. How does the musical composition take shape? How is life breathed into it? – However, these questions are only of superficial interest to the choreographer. "Click – Pause – Silence" would not be a real Kylián if not the existential and at the same time very personal questions would play a major role, too: Who are we? Where are we coming from? And where are we going to?
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"White Darkness" represents a key piece in Nacho Duato's oeuvre and has a very special place in his repertory. Created in 2001 for the Compania Nacional de Danza in Madrid, this choreography deals with the dismay when young people get caught in the darkness of drug abuse. For Nacho Duato this topic is very important as "White Darkness" can be seen as a requiem for his sister, who died of drugs. The choreography's remarkable music was written by Karl Jenkins, presenting his "String quartet No.2" and "Adiemus Variations". Despite of its clear visual language and the highly personal theme, Nacho Duato perceives his creation as a non-judgemental call for reflection on the impact that drugs have on both, the individual and the society.
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State troopers said 43-year-old Randy Miller was riding in the bike lane on State Road 16, just west of Four Mile Road, when he was hit just after 10:15 p.m. The driver didn't stop.
Miller was taken to Flagler Hospital, where he died Saturday morning.
Troopers said the vehicle that struck Miller likely has minimal front-end damage.
Anyone with any information about the hit-and-run crash is asked to all FHP at 904-925-5080 or the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office at 904-824-8304.
"I think it almost killed him instantly," said Sue Petit, a friend of Miller's. "The bicycle was so crumbled up. I just only hope and pray they find whoever did this."
Petit said the man she's known for years was riding his bike home from an IHOP restaurant, a two-mile commute that he traveled almost every day.
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"We have to create a plan of action, not discussions," Neville added. "We know there's an issue. What are the solutions? Infrastructure or education? We have to do something."
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text: Gee's tenure at WVU may be short, but he has goals By Mackenzie Mays January 9, 2014 Story Share Chip Ellis Gordon Gee, former president of Ohio State University, is again serving as president of West Virginia University. Gee was WVU's president from 1981-85, and has returned temporarily while the school conducts a national search for a permanent president to replace Jim Clements, who left in November for Clemson University. Chip Ellis Jim Daily, chairman of West Virginia University's Board of Governors, will help lead the search for a new president of the university to replace Jim Clements, who resigned in November to become president of Clemson University. CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- E. Gordon Gee will be quick to tell you he is not the "interim president" of West Virginia University."I was not appointed as the interim president. I was appointed as president for an interim period," said Gee, former president of Ohio State University, who also served as president of WVU more than three decades ago."I think a part of that is to be able to make the kind of significant commitments and efforts in terms of fundraising, etcetera. I believe that the [WVU] board, in its wisdom, decided that they wanted to make certain that, in the interim, that there was no loss in momentum, but an opportunity to even accelerate -- and that's the charge that I've been given. I have a clear plan in that regard."Gee -- known for his personable, often unfiltered nature, and of course, his bowties -- was the highest-paid university president in the country in 2012, when he made nearly $2 million at OSU.In addition to his term as WVU president from 1981-85, he also has overseen Brown and Vanderbilt universities.However, the fact that he's been president of WVU before can actually complicate his current, temporary position, he said."One of the challenges, having been president 35 years ago, is not thinking of it as that institution, but thinking of it as this institution. So I had to kind of de-learn to re-learn," Gee said. "It's a much different place. The state is a much different place."When he retired from OSU in July -- a controversial exit following remarks that he jokingly made about Notre Dame University's "damn Catholics" and other universities -- he had plans, but not with WVU. He had "major projects" with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, obligations in Ohio and a long-term commitment to teaching at Harvard. "So, I had things, but then the persuasive man that he is," Gee said, pointing to WVU Board of Governors Chairman Jim Dailey in a discussion Thursday with Gazette editors. "And the heartstrings that I have . . . , I think [being president of WVU] is one of the best jobs in the country. I really do. And I feel very privileged about that. I'm anxious to get about the business. That's the reason I'm hitting the ground as fast as I can."Gee doesn't have much time. The board has goals of naming a more-permanent president to replace Jim Clements, who announced in November that he was leaving to become president of Clemson University, as soon as this summer.But Gee says he has goals for the next six months, which include fundraising for WVU's biggest capital campaign to date, providing a well-rounded, affordable education for students and building relationships across the state, aiming to turn the university "from an ivory tower to a helping hand.""If you had a long agenda, you'd get nothing done," he said. "These are challenging times in West Virginia, as they are nationally. What we're trying to do as an institution is to develop our relationship with the state to make sure we're in all 55 counties, that we're making a difference. We are not West Virginia University in Morgantown -- we're West Virginia University. So our work needs to be very focused, in terms of carrying out our responsibilities in the state."Gee has had help with the transition. He and Clements exchange text messages "almost everyday.""I tell him how to run Clemson and he tells me how to run WVU, so we're doing fine," Gee joked. "I think the presidents of WVU . . . , all of us, have this kind of intrinsic tie to the place. We all continue to communicate and, between all of us, there's certainly enough of us to make a case for the university."West Virginians just have a spirit about them that you can't find many places." Reach Mackenzie Mays at email@example.com or 304-348-4814. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Driving during Monday's solar eclipse? Read these tips first 2 Black Lives Matter rally at WV Capitol promotes equality 3 Eclipse will be partial in WV, but still spectacular 4 Eclipse turning day into night will send temperatures tumbling 5 Partly blinded by a solar eclipse decades ago, friends warn of dangers WVU seeks a 'superstar' for president Previous Story Charleston to get 250 call center jobs Next Story


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Sixth Form Provision in Ely and Soham
At this point you may be aware that Cambridge Meridian Academies Trust (sponsors of Ely College) and Staploe Education Trust (sponsors of Soham Village College), have recently launched their vision for sixth form provision across East Cambridgeshire.
The new post-16 offer will be called Bishop Laney Sixth Form.
Students enrolling for September 2017 will be provided with a clear and focused selection of study programmmes to tie in with their future aspirations. Offering a dedicated business mentor from the local community, every course the Bishop Laney Sixth Form will offer has a clear professional relevance to it, giving students the widest possible range of future options; be that university, a career or an apprenticeship.
As a Bishop Laney Sixth Form student, you will be encouraged to engage in planned work-related learning to include relevant work-experience, as well as receiving impartial careers advice and guidance. The enrichment programme set forth by Soham and Ely will continue to grow and provides students with a variety of volunteering, physical and leadership opportunities. In the past students have had the opportunity to build new classrooms in Kenya, experience Auschwitz and tour New York and Washington DC.
Soham Village College and Ely College are delighted to be working in partnership to ensure that there is excellent provision on offer in our community. We are very proud of the achievements of past students in recent years. Most of students have gone on to their first choices of university for further study, or to their chosen places of work, either as apprentices or employees. These achievements are a tribute to their positive approach, aided by good teaching and close pastoral support and monitoring. Bishop Laney Sixth Form hopes to build on this by incorporating close links with business partners and mentors. Above all, every student is treated as an individual and provided with a wide range of opportunities to develop as a well-rounded person.
We look forward to welcoming applications for September 2017 but before then we can offer you a wide range of support with your progression choices. Please take a look at our new prospectus and the forth coming Bishop Laney website to get more information about this exciting new offer; come along to our Open Evening on the 2nd November, or contact main school to arrange a visit.
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|Body style
|Engine size
|1796 cc
|Fuel type
|Number of doors
|Number of seats
|Gearbox type
|CO2 emissions
|177 g/km
|Insurance group
|Standard manufacturer's warranty (miles)
|60000 miles
|Standard manufacturer's warranty (years)
|3 years
|Standard paintwork guarantee
|No details available
Performance & economy
|Fuel consumption (urban)
|28.2 mpg
|Fuel consumption (extra urban)
|47.9 mpg
|Fuel consumption (combined)
|38.2 mpg
|0 - 60 mph
|10.7 seconds
|Top speed
|130 mph
|Engine power
|138 bhp
|Engine torque
|129.08 lbs/ft
|1411 mm
|Height inclusive of roof rails
|No details available
|4476 mm
|2614 mm
|2039 mm
|Width including mirrors
|No details available
|Fuel tank capacity
|52 litres
|Minimum kerb weight
|1425 kg
|Interior features
|Exterior features
|12-Volt Auxiliary Power Socket within Centre Console
|17in 10-Spoke Alloy Wheels (225/45 R17 Ultra-Low Profile Tyres) with Locking Wheel Bolts
|Electro-Chromatic Anti-Dazzle Rear-View Mirror
|Body-Colour Side-Protection Mouldings
|Matt Chrome-Effect Inserts on Facia and Doors
|Body Coloured Bumpers
|Multi-Function Display Panel Showing Outside Air Temperature (with Ice Warning Function)
|Electrically Adjustable/Heated Door Mirrors with Manual Fold-Flat Function
|Drivers and Front Passengers Seats with Reach and Recline Adjustment, Drivers and Front Passengers Seat Height Adjuster
|Heated Rear Window with Automatic Timed Cut-Off
|Drinks Holder between Front Seats
|Multi-Function Trip Computer
|Upholstery Cloth - Splice Cloth/Morrocana Seat Trim
|Steering Column Adjustable for Rake and Reach, Energy - Absorbing Steering Column
|Rain-Sensitive Windscreen Wipers
|Three-Spoke Sports Steering Wheel
|Rear Seat Centre Armrest with Load-Through Facility
|Three-Spoke Leather-Covered Steering Wheel
|7 Speakers
|Piano Black-Effect Centre Console
|Green-Tinted Glass
|Driver and Front Passengers Sunvisors with Vanity Mirrors
|Air Conditioning
|Keyless Entry
|Steering Wheel Mounted Audio Controls
|Keyless Start
|Digital Clock with Automatic RDS Time Adjustment
|Charcoal Fleece Velour Carpet
|Lockable, Split-Level Illuminated Glovebox
|CD 30 MP3 - Stereo Radio/CD Player with MP3 Format with Auxiliary-In Socket
|Electrically Operated Front and Rear Windows with Drivers Safety Autoreverse and One-Touch Facility
|Drivers Airbag
|Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) with Emergency Brake Assist (EBA), Cornering Brake Control (CBC) and Adaptive Brake Lights (ABL)
|Automatic Lighting Control (ALC)
|Third Brake Light
|Front Passengers Airbag
|Emergency Tyre Repair Kit
|ISOFIX Child Seat Restraint System for Rear Seats
|Remote Control Central Deadlocking and Remote Control Roof Operation
|Remote Control Ultrasonic Security Alarm System
|Electronic Brakeforce Distribution (EBD)
|Front Seat Side - Impact Airbags
|Electronic Stability Programme - Plus (ESP - Plus)
|Electro - Hydraulic Power - Assisted Steering
|Electronic Engine Deadlock Immobiliser
|Pyrotechnic Front Body-Lock Seatbelt Pretensioner System with Front Seatbelt Force Limiters
|Front Fog Lights
|Traction Control
|Height-Adjustable Front and Height-Adjustable Rear Seat Head Restraints
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We've learnt more about the odour of Christmas Trees and Gingerbread, this week, with guest posts from perfumer, Penny Williams. Today, we asked Penny for her top tips on how to buy perfume or fragrance for a loved-up, this Christmas.
Perfume is a regular Christmas present staple. Carefully chosen scents, given with love and hope, unwrapped on Christmas morning and spritzed on excitedly. There are so many diverse perfumes and, without specific knowledge or a request, it can be tricky to buy perfume for others. We've no doubt all read countless articles that try to advise us how to select perfume for others (ours amongst them!), but have you ever stopped to wonder at the science behind what makes this so tricky? An individual's personal choice on something as intimate as perfume can be hard to predict - read on to find out why!
There are 3 key areas that fascinate me as a perfumer, when it comes to selecting a fragrance for someone else...
Our Unique sense of smell: Our genes are responsible for our individual characteristics, including how we see, hear, taste and smell. In smell, there are estimated to be around 400 working receptor types in any one person. Each receptor type can be abundant or sparse and not every receptor type works in every person. We smell uniquely.
Our unique body odour: Our unique body odour relates to our genes, our age, health, the food and drink we consume. When we choose a fragrance for our self, there is a theory we are drawn to fragrances which enhance our body odours. When we chose fragrances for family members or people we know well, we have a better chance of appreciating what perfumes they like.
Our unique experiences: Our life hugely influences our perfume preferences. We start our relationship with smell before we're born, inheriting some odour preferences from our parents through their genes, then exposed to odours of food in the womb. In our first years of life the aromas of our family, environment, food and drink set a tone of what's normal, comforting, delicious, scary or alarming. As our experience broadens and we meet new people, places and cultures our odour preferences are modified. We can be influenced by associations and events and this can affect our perfume choices, even reversing them. The once loved aroma of a favourite scent associated with Mr or Ms X, can flip to become hated if the love turns sour.
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Fudge Brownie Trifle
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A nice chocolatey dessert I found on Betty Crocker.com that I am saving here to try! **Cook time and prep does not include the recommended 4 hours to chill**
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 18 1⁄3 ounces Betty Crocker fudge brownie mix
- 2 tablespoons water, as called for on brownie mix box
- 1⁄4 cup vegetable oil, as called for on brownie mix box
- 1 -2 egg, as called for on brownie mix box
- 1 tablespoon instant coffee granules or 1 tablespoon instant coffee crystals
- 4 ounces chocolate fudge instant pudding mix (4-serving size)
- 2 cups milk, cold
- 1 (8 ounce) bag toffee pieces
- 1 (8 ounce) container frozen whipped topping, thawed
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- Heat oven to 350ºF.
- Grease bottom only of 13x9-inch pan with shortening or cooking spray.
- Make brownie mix as directed on box, using water, oil and eggs and adding coffee granules.
- Spread batter in pan; Bake as directed on box.
- Cool completely, about 1 hour.
- Cut brownies into 1-inch squares.
- Place half of the squares in bottom of 3-quart glass bowl; Make pudding mix as directed on box for pudding, using milk.
- Pour half of the pudding over brownies in bowl then top with half each of the toffee bits and whipped topping.
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Michigan State Police, who are withholding her name, say the woman will survive.
She was riding in the passenger seat of a Range Rover, which was involved in a traffic dispute Tuesday morning at 3rd Street and Bagley Avenue, near the MGM Grand Casino. The other driver, in a black Ford Expedition, followed the woman and her male driver north on the Lodge Freeway and then westbound on Interstate 94. Shots were fired on the freeway near Junction Street about 3:10 a.m.
Read more: Freeway shooting closes I-94 for hours
A Local 4 photographer saw police putting evidence tags along the roadway, suggesting that bullet casings may have been recovered.
"The passenger, she was going through surgery at the time, so obviously we haven't been able to talk to her. The driver has been cooperative. We've been talking to him.," said Lt. Michael Shaw, of the Michigan State Police Metro Post.
Police described the man's wounds as "non-incapacitating."
Shaw reminds drivers to keep their cool, even if the other driver is the aggressor. Rather than escalating a confrontation with threatening gestures or aggressive driving, call 911 and get help from police.
The victims had been at the casino. It's not clear whether the other driver had also been there.
Bullet holes riddled the side of the Range Rover.
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Creamy Mushroom Ranch Chicken and Veggies - Slow Cooker
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Super-easy, yummy recipe goes together in minutes in the morning - ready when you get home in the evening! Recipe can be doubled for large cookers. Serve over hot noodles or rice.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 1⁄2 lbs chicken breast tenders, frozen
- 1 (1 lb) bag mixed vegetables, California style frozen (broccoli, cauliflower and carrots)
- 1 (10 3/4 ounce) can cream of mushroom soup
- 1 (6 1/4 ounce) can sliced mushrooms, drained
- 1 (1 ounce) package dry ranch dressing mix
- 1 cup beer
Directions See How It's Made
- Place 1 slow cooker liner in slow cooker.
- Mix soup, beer and dressing mix in a bowl.
- Place frozen chicken tenders, frozen mixed vegetables, and mushrooms in slow cooker.
- Pour soup mixture over chicken and vegetables.
- Cook on low 6-7 hours, or high 4-5 hours. Check chicken for doneness.
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Circuitbuilding Do-It-Yourself For Dummies
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Have you ever wanted to build your own electronic device? Put together a thermostat or an in-line fuse, or repair a microphone cable? This is the book for you! Inside you'll find the tools and techniques you need to build circuits, with illustrated, step-by-step directions to help accomplish tasks and complete projects.
As you accomplish the tasks throughout the book, you'll construct many projects while learning the key circuitbuilding principles and techniques. Find out about measuring and testing, maintenance and troubleshooting, cables, connectors, how to test your stuff, and more.
Part I: Working Basics for Electronic-ers.
Chapter 1: The Toolbox.
Chapter 2: Basic Techniques.
Part II: Building Circuits.
Chapter 3: Using a Solderless Breadboard.
Chapter 4: Building a Printed Circuit Board.
Chapter 5: Building a Prototype.
Chapter 6: Building from a Published Schematic.
Part III: Cables and Connectors.
Chapter 7: Terminals and Connectors.
Chapter 8: Wiring for Wireless Radio.
Chapter 9: Mastering Power.
Chapter 10: Audio and Sensitive Connections.
Part IV: Measuring and Testing.
Chapter 11: Meet the Test Equipment.
Chapter 12: Measurements That Test Your Circuits and Projects.
Part V: Maintaining Electronic Equipment.
Chapter 13: Who Let the Smoke Out?
Chapter 14: Maintaining Your Cool (Stuff).
Chapter 15: Getting a Charge Out of Batteries.
Chapter 16: Electronics in Motion.
Chapter 17: Getting Rid of Interference and Noise.
Part VI: The Part of Tens.
Chapter 18: Ten Circuitbuilding Secrets.
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This study was undertaken to evaluate whether the adoption of the united network for organ sharing lung allocation score (LAS) was associated with significant changes in lung transplantation (LTX) outcomes for patients with interstitial lung disease (ILD) who underwent LTX at the University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics.Outcomes for 107 consecutive patients with various forms of ILD who underwent LTX between January 1993 and March 2009 were examined. Patients transplanted following the implementation of the LAS system (LAS, n = 56) were compared with those transplanted prior to LAS implementation (pre-LAS, n = 51) for whom LAS scores were calculated.Patients with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) comprised the majority of patients with ILD. Recipients transplanted after the implementation of the LAS were significantly older (pre-LAS: 50.4 vs. LAS: 56.7 years, P < 0.01), required more supplemental oxygen (3 vs. 5 l/min, P < 0.01) and displayed lower cardiac index values (3.1 vs. 2.6 l/m(2), P < 0.01). The estimated LAS was significantly increased from 38.3 (pre-LAS) to 43.3 (LAS), P < 0.01. However, waiting time decreased from 266 to 78 days (P < 0.01). The rate of bilateral vs. single LTX was lower (35 vs. 16%, P = 0.02) for the post-LAS group. Cold ischaemic time was shorter in the post-LAS group (434 vs. 299 min, P < 0.01), and the length of hospital stay decreased from 24 to 11 days (P < 0.01). Hospital mortality (11 vs. 7%, P = 0.51) and post-transplant survival did not differ between the groups.Post-transplant outcomes for patients with ILD or the subset of recipients with IPF were not adversely affected by the implementation of the LAS.


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I thought Dr Han excellent. She lays odds and statistics out for your decision and is one of the few doctors I saw at IU Med that was forthcoming and transparent with results and expectations.
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My bilateral mastectomy experience with Dr. Hahn in August 2014.
Dr. Hahn insisted that I see her twice before surgery to make a plan, even though she was aware that I had already met with another surgeon before her and I knew exactly what I wanted. She made unnecessarily rude comments about my anatomy in front of me. I could not believe that she was very late on the day of the surgery. The entire team had to wait for her to arrive. I am astounded that she had me extubated and woken up so she could tell me everything went well for her portion of the surgery and she was going on vacation so she would not be following up with me anymore during my hospitalization. I feel she could have told me about her vacation before they gave me anesthetic! Then I had to be put back under to have the rest of my surgery with another doctor. Unfortunately I had many complications and spent a lot of the next few weeks in the hospital. Many doctors visited, but not Dr. Hahn or anyone else from her group. I honestly feel that she didn't care about me or my progress at all. I absolutely would NOT recommend her to anyone I like. If your insurance will allow you to see anyone else than I suggest you give them a call.
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Paradoxically quiet and curious. And, always recycling myself... toward some kind of "lay spirituality". In other words: An "on Earth", Seeker.
Quiet the mind.
Serenity is te most important virtue.
Keep some solitude.
Be simple (and, please: To be simple, is not to deny the complexity, ok? One is not the opposite of the other).
The Yes-Sayer virtues:
Love the chaos.
Love the fluxus.
Love the Silence.
Start it. Finish it.
Be honest.
Lick the plates.
Life must be real, not an ideal.
We are nothing, but perpetual.
Sex is a sacred energy. Growing up our sensual consciousness is a continuous act of faith.
Amor fati.
Cooking is nice. Eat well.
Find your sense.
Be independent.
Watch your life in a long-short way.
Flirt the mistery (the mistery, the fantastic, the strange, the bizarre, the unknow. Watch the dark side of the moon).
Patience is the second most importante virtue.
Read Nietzsche.
Take breaks.
Buddhism. Hinduism. Taoism. Meditation. Mythology.
I like western philosophy, also. I like technology, reading, art, cinema... I really love nature, but urban eco too (it depends the light tonality).
Nietzsche, Deleuze, Cortázar... Fantastic literature....
My first movies are all about Fellini, Jodorowsky... the fantastic ones...
I don´t like night clubs (noise, noise, noise, crowd, crowd, crowd). But I like the night.
Actually, I am pretty interested in psychedelic and mind expansion experiences. It goes from entheogens to oriental practices of meditation.
It´s a major interest of mine, also, alternatives ways of living, I mean: Anything simple, eco-oriented, and out of the mainstream (I hope to move out, as soon as possible).
"Starting" on Yoga.
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- cooking
- yoga
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- clubbing
- technology
- movies
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- buddhist
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Nietzsche, Heidegger, Deleuze, Foucalt, Júlio Cortázar, La Fontaine, Joseph Campbell, Fellini, Jodorowsky, Bertolucci, Tarantino, Lars Von Trier, french films, indie movies, philosophy stuffs, art stuffs, digital culture, cyber culture. Independent rock, post rock (Hammock, Anoice, Slow Dancing Society, Helios, Port-Royal, Stars of the Lid,...), folk music, world music, jazz, classical music,... Exquisit and strange authors, any melancholic but not stupid kinds of expression, fantastic stuffs, the non-sense... Oriental philosophy, etc.
One Amazing Thing I've Done
One of the most beautiful thing I did in my life, was a psychedelic experience with Ayahuasca, the "vine of the Soul", in a Xamanic ritual.
That special and magical dimension will touch me forever.
Our mind is a very special and mysterious place.
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I can try to talk about philosophy... cinema... photography. I can think with you too. digital medias, web culture. Altered state of consciousness (practices, anthropological rituals, psychological considerations, etc)... Oriental philosophy, mythology...
We can talk about life, for sure.
I would like to learn more about organic cultures, permaculture, ecovillages and "related topics". and Yoga.
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Google Inc has scored a major victory on Thursday following US government regulators' ruling that ended an investigation into the company's search practices deemed disadvantageous to rivals.
However, Google was forced to promise that it would discontinue "scraping" reviews and other data from competitors in favor of its own products, as well as to let advertisers to gather data so they can assess for themselves how their advertising campaign works.
Google also promised to stop seeking sales bans when engaged in a lawsuit against other companies that infringe on standard essential patents to ensure interoperability, the FTC said last Thursday.
Competitors of Google and Microsoft Corp are hoping that the FTC would slap the giant Internet company with a broad antitrust case similar to the one that the Justice Department litigation did to Microsoft during the 90s.
Smaller companies like Nextag are complaining that Google is manipulating its search results to favor its own products, and to push down search results for its competitors, making them hard to find for customers.
Jon Leibowitz, the FTC Chairman, had anticipated negative feedback from competitors of Google during the press conference regarding the agency's decision to end the investigation.
"Even though people would like us to bring a big search bias case, the facts aren't there," Leibowitz said.
"The changes Google have agreed to make ensure that consumers continue to reap the benefits of competition in the online marketplace and in the market for innovative wireless devices they enjoy."
The regulatory commission voted 4 to 1 in favor of settling patent investigation into the search company's injunction requests, while a 5 to 0 vote ended the probe on the subject of search bias.
The news did little on the performance of Google shares. They close the trading day with an increase of 42 cents at $723.67 as investors had been anticipating that the FTC investigation will not cause any big damage.
"I never saw any real likelihood that the feds were going to insert themselves between one of the most popular brands in the world and the constituency that adores it," Gartner Inc analyst Whit Andrews said.
User review site as well as networking hub Yelp claimed that Google scraped reviews, and expressed its disappointment with the conclusion of the FTC investigation.
Yelp spokesman Vince Sollitto said in an email to Reuters that the FTC's decision to not do anything is a "missed opportunity" to ensure innovation continues in the Web. He also added that his company is still looking forward to a continued investigation by the FTC resulting to more success.
Microsoft did not immediately issue a comment on the FTC decision, though Dave Heiner, the company's deputy general counsel, commented in a blog on Wednesday about "Google misconduct", which blocked Google-owned YouTube from running on Windows Phone.
Gary Reback, the counsel of the group that includes Nextag, commented that he believed the investigation did not go well for them as the commission failed to look into his clients claims that Google hurt their business. Reback, who works for the law firm Carr & Ferrell LLP and has gained renown for his litigation work against Microsoft in the 1990s, thinks that the investigation was "rubbish" despite the assurances of the FTC that it was done thoroughly and exhaustively.
I've never seen anything as shallow and incomplete as this was," he said.
Software maker Microsoft had been the subject of litigation and antitrust probes since 1990 after the FTC started an investigation that lasted until 2011.
Leibowitz tried to justify the commission's decision by mentioning that the agency had checked all the 9 million pages of documents and took sworn testimony from key Google executives. "This was an incredibly thorough and careful investigation by the commission, and the outcome is a strong and enforceable set of agreements," Leibowitz said.
Google's chief legal officer, David Drummond, said that the FTC announcement means that "Google's services are good for users and good for competition."
Thomas Rosch, set to retire from the commission this month, hinted that the decision did not do well.
"After promising an elephant more than a year ago, the commission instead has brought forth a couple of mice," Rosch said.
The FTC broke tradition by not asking for a consent decree to end a probe. It let Google write a letter promising to enforce the changes the agreed during the probe instead.
The move drew some criticism that questions Google's willingness to offer the pact.
Citing financial penalties, Leibowitz said: "I have no reason to think that Google won't honor their commitment; I think they will."
A few of the critics of Google had hinted in December that should the FTC probe prove to be weak, they would bring the issue to the Justice Department for resolution.
The European Union is also doing a similar probe of Google. An announcement on December 18 revealed that the search giant had a month to think about how to best resolve the investigation.
A certain group of state attorneys general in Texas are also looking into the company.
A mild slap on the wrist was handed to Google last August after the FTC ruled that Google bypassed the privacy settings of users running Safari browser for Apple Inc computers. The practice was deemed in violation of a 2011 consent decree made with the FTC following a failed rollout of the social network Buzz.
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Butler Specialty Industrial Chic White Iron Founders Pedestal Table
$ 189.00
This pedestal end table is the perfect companion for your elegant sofa set. Place it against the end of your sofa or beside the armchair to bring out the best in its beauty. The sleek and stylish design of this table is a sure shot winner in any type of surrounding. The pedestal end table is made entirely out of metal and offers a study base on the floor. The surface area of the table is small, however, it is perfect for keeping small lampshade or flower vases.
- Collection: Industrial Chic
- Finish: Metalworks
- Color: White
- Shape: Round
- Style: Transitional
- Materials: Iron
- Dimensions: 11.5" Dia x 23.5" h
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Promiscuity Israel
PROMISCUITY was formed in 2010 by Butcher and Werewolf,
The demo "Infernal Rock N' Roll" was recorded with a session drummer and released in 2011.
"Basic Instinct" was recorded in 2013 with Steel on drums and the axeman Grizzly joined in 2014.
"Basic Instinct" will be released on tape via Dying Victims Prods in Feb 2014.
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