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Warreen Farmstay and Camping
Farmstay, Cooma
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Warreen farmstay is the perfect place to come and stay to experience the tranquility of country life or discover a whole range of outdoor activities such as:
4WD in the nearby national parks
Trout Fishing
Skiing in the winter
Swimming in the Tuross cascades in the summer
We are located 34 kilometres east of Cooma,1.5 hours from Canberrra,1.5 hours from the snowfields and 1.5 hours from the coast.
Warreen farmstay offers rustic accommodation in a beautiful rural setting of 130 acres. The accommodation is in renovated shearers quarters, we have 6 rooms, 2 with queen sized beds and ensuites and can be opened into family rooms if required. Another room with queen sized bed,and 3 twin rooms, each room has bedside tables with beside lamps, electric blankets and tables. We have recently refurbished another room "The School Room" it was the original local school room. This room has a queen sized bed, fireplace,sofa and tea and coffee making facilities and an en suite it is a beautiful room overlooking the dam. The cost to stay in the School Room is $120 per night. All linen, pillows and towels are provided. the bedrooms are in a seperate block from the lounge room/kitchen and shower block.
The kitchen and lounge room are located with extensive rural views. The kitchen has a large fridge / freezer, microwave, electric cooker, coffee maker, toaster and kettle. The kitchen is fully equipped with crockery, cutlery, and cooking utensils for up to 12 people.
The cosy sitting room has a combustion wood fire, and a TV and DVD player and stereo system.
The large fire pit outside the lounge room is magnificent to sit around in the evening watching the stars whilst cooking your barbecue, or organise with the homestead to have a special camp oven roast cooked for you.
The bathroom block contains the toilet and showers, as well as a washing machine.
The accommodation is self catering.
Our accommodation would suit families, individuals, couples or groups, base yourself at Warreen and discover a whole new meaning to relaxed country living, help hand feed the cattle, sheep, alpacas and Bruce the horse or head off to explore the area.
There are also powered and non powered sites with a camp kitchen containing sink, fridge and gas barbecue all under cover beside the fire pit. The powered sites are $30 per night and the non powered sites are $25 per night.
Please be aware we have no mobile coverage on the farm and no internet at the accommodation which adds to the peace and tranquility of the place.
Warreen Farmstay is Council and Rural bush Fire accredited.
If you arrive with more guests than you have paid for please advise us, otherwise if extra guests are found you will be asked to leave immediately with no refund, it is illegal.
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Four good practice case studies of further education and skills providers offering 16–19 study programmes:
The 16 to 19 study programmes for all young people of this age group, apart from apprentices, require that all students without a GCSE at grade C or above in English and/or maths should continue to study these subjects. This has been a condition of funding for each of these students since September 2014.
Improving English teaching and learning by addressing these challenges is a priority area for the Education and Training Foundation. We want to stimulate the development and sharing of effective teaching resources as well as providing access to the best of legacy material available in the Excellence Gateway and other sources.
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This exhibition site brings together some of the most effective materials available on the Excellence Gateway to support English teaching, as well as brand new material that will be of interest to practitioners, managers and leaders across the sector.
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The Japanese alphabet has, in fact, three different types of writing: the katakana, the hiragana and the kanji.
The hiragana consists of 46 syllables and is used on a daily basis to replace the words that are not commonly written with kanji. However, any Japanese word can be written using hiragana. Therefore, this is the first alphabet learned by children and is used in children's books, since they know fewer kanjis. Hiragana is also used to write particles, endings of verbs and adjectives.
When the kanji is less well known, above them the word is written with hiragana, these characters are called furigana.
The katakana is used to write words of foreign origin, onomatopoeia, slang and scientific names of living beings. The katakana has also 46 characters. It is easy to identify, because its features are the simplest of the Japanese alphabet, and have a more straight appearance.
Examples of words in katakana:
Supermarket: ス ー パ ー マ ー ケ ッ ト – "suupaamaaketto" comes from the English word supermarket.
America: ア メ リ カ – "Amerika", comes from the English word America.
Meow meow: ニ ャ ー ニ ャ ー – "nyaa nyaa" onomatopoeia of meow.
Homo sapiens: ホ モ · サ ピ エ ン ス – Homo sapiens.
The kanji characters are derived from the Chinese. There are over 40,000 kanji, but the Japanese language commonly uses 2136 kanji, called Jōyō Kanji. This list was created by Japan's Ministry of Education to regulate the use of kanji. In primary education children learn 1006 kanji and in the secondary they learn 1130.
The kanji has two or more readings; the type of reading to be used will depend on the context, intended use and location of the word in the sentence.
The first type of reading is the "Chinese" reading called "on-yomi", its main feature is the approximation of the Chinese pronunciation of the character. The on-yomi reading is especially used in words compound of multiples kanji.
The kun'yomi or Japanese reading is based on original Japanese word. This reading is used usually when a kanji is isolated or accompanied by a kana (hiragana or katakana).


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Issue: Managers who make assumptions about employees' abilities to perform the job during and after pregnancy.
Risk: A manager's offhand remark can, by itself, be held up as proof of discrimination in court.
Action: Don't assume a pregnant employee is unable to work; ask questions. Use the following case to remind managers.
Too often, managers look down the road and make broad assumptions about an employee's or applicant's ability to do a job before testing, or even talking to, the person. But, as the following cases show, such broad-based assumptions can kill you in court.
That's why you should remind managers never to base employment decisions on how they believe employees would act based on their gender, race, religion or disability. Focus solely on the performance itself. Even stray remarks can be viewed as stereotyping.
Case 1. An Old Navy manager won a $500,000 jury award in her Pregnancy Discrimination Act (PDA) lawsuit. The court said that when Old Navy discovered the employee's baby was due during the busy holiday season, it pushed her out the door without discussing whether she'd be able to fulfill the job's requirements. (Laxton v. Gap Inc., No. 02-40406, 7th Cir.)
Case 2. A school psychologist sued for gender discrimination, claiming the school denied her tenure because it presumed she couldn't devote time to her job after having a second child. Her proof: Supervisors asked her when she planned to have another child, and made comments such as, "if I was a young mother, I couldn't continue my commitment to the workplace."
A federal appeals court sided with her, saying that gender stereotyping is, in itself, job discrimination. The ruling shows that merely using stereotypes about the diligence of working mothers can be enough proof for a female employee to build a discrimination claim. (Back v. Hastings on Hudson School District, No. 03-7058, 2nd Cir., 2004)
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1941 – 1945
Brooklyn Air Station established on 24 October.
Hangers, buildings, railway siding, fuel installations and
three runways constructed.
The first aircraft that landed on the newly constructed
airfield was an Avro Anson.
First batch of aircraft assembled took off for flight tests
on 19 January.
9 Air Depot, with WAAF members and RAF personnel, moved from Wingfield to Brooklyn on 20 January.
Wireless station with transmitting and receiving buildings constructed.
Camp facilities for Womens Auxiliary Air Force constructed.
The first Baltimore and Kittyhawks arrived from the docks.
6 Squadron relocated to Brooklyn in November.
Cape Fortress wireless transmitter station also relocated.
In March the 15 ferry and test pilots flew 1097 hours, ferrying and testing their quota of the 85 aircraft constructed.
Aircraft assembled: Anson, Oxford, Miles Master, Bristol Beaufort, Fairey Battle, Martin Baltimore, Dominie,
Kittyhawk, Maryland, Harvard, Hurricanes.
Brooklyn Air Station handled up to 94 visiting aircraft, excluding training aircraft, in one month.
3 AD took over from 9 AD on 31 March. 11 AD continued as
an independent sub unit.
The newly acquired Avro York for the use of Prime Minister Field Marshall Jan Smuts arrived at AFS Brooklyn.
The end of WWII with VE Day parade on 8 May.
1946 – 1959
300 Harvards crated at Brooklyn and shipped to the UK.
The first test flight of a Meteor III with pilot, Capt Meaker.
Venturas escorted the HMS Vanguard with the Royal family
on board.
17 Squadron was officially opened with Major Stanford as OC.
RAF Commodore Atcherly and jet specialists arrive to
prepare pilots for the Vampires.
Members selected to relief SAAF Squadron operating on the Berlin airlift.
Eleven pilots from Ysterplaat selected to join UN in Korea.
7 and 27 Active Citizen Force Squadrons was established.
Navigators School established with Major H.J.P. Burger, OC.
22 Squadron reformed at Ysterplaat under Major H.E. Kirby.
The last of 77 Vampires assembled.
First auto-rotation on the Sikorsky helicopter was done by Major Tatham and witnessed by the Media.
Three Sikorsky helicopters assembled.
AFS Ysterplaat was equipped with 15 Ventura, 3 Harvard and 1 Dakota aircraft. The Dakota was used in the air bridge between Cape Town and Cairo.
22 Squadrons' disbandment coincided with the arrival of 35 Squadron, newly equipped with Avro Shackletons.
Shackletons and Venturas took part in combined exercises with the SA Navy and British Navy.
Ysterplaat hosted an Air Show in November featuring a Comet, Sabre, Shackleton, Devons, Dakotas and helicopters.
1960 – 1967
Air Show highlights – rocket installations of the Alouette II on display; a Sabre broke the sound barrier over Cape Town.
27 Squadron reformed as Coastal Reconnaissance Squadron equipped with Dakota aircraft.
2 Aircraft Maintenance Unit was founded.
Shackleton 1718 crashed into Stettynskloof mountains near Rawsonville and thirteen crew members died.
Air Show – the first Mirage III seen by the Cape Town public.
22 Squadron reformed as 22 Flight with 6 Wasp helicopters.
402 Air Field Maintenance Unit received unit status.
Sikorsky helicopters replaced with Alouette III.
108 Air Force Reserve Squadron established in PE under command of Ysterplaat.
110 Air Force Reserve Squadron established to supply air support to ground troops, commando's and civilian forces.
35 Squadron assisted crew of a Buccaneer that had to abandon their aircraft over the Atlantic Ocean.
The first landing of a Wasp helicopter on Bouvet Island. Two Wasp helicopters accompanied a survey ship with a team of scientists to the island.
17 Squadron crews rescued 76 people from the SA Seafarer.
Wasp 82 crashed in the sea off Milnerton during an exercise and the crew was rescued. The Wasp was re-floated after a few hours and rebuilt.
The Acting State President, Mr. J.F.T. Naudé, presented the Officer's Commanding of 7, 17, 27 and 35 squadrons with their Squadron's Colours on 30 October.
1968 – 1972
The status of Ysterplaat is upgraded from a Station to
Air Force Base.
25 Squadron was reformed as a Dakota medium Transport Squadron under command of Cmdt A.J. Cooney.
16 Squadron was established and equipped with Alouette III helicopters under command of Cmdt G. Thom.
Helicopter Conversion Unit with Alouette II and III helicopters established under command of Major J.M. Oosthuizen.
The Maritime Operational Training Unit, tasked to train flight crew, was established in under command of Cmdt P.S. Marais.
16 Super Frelon helicopters were assembled.
27 Squadron Dakotas was replaced with Piaggio 166S Albatross. Albatross 881 to 889 was assembled.
7 Squadron, a training unit operating Harvard aircraft, moved from Youngsfield to Ysterplaat.
22 Flight flew humanitarian missions to Tulbach residents in September when the town was struck by an earthquake.
22 Flight on stand by with Maritime Task Force in April as the world waits for Apollo 13 to return to earth at alternative sites.
25 Squadron started operational flying tours at Rundu.
A new Decca Navigation System was officially opened by the Minister of Defence, Mr P.W. Botha.
A new Control Tower was constructed.
A memorial service was held in February commemorating the deaths of the crews of three Mercurius aircraft that crashed on Devil's Peak in May 1971, and the four 22 Flight helicopter crew members who died in a Wasp helicopter accident near
Luanda in November 1971.
1973 – 1980
Alouette II helicopters were withdrawn from service.
Six Wasp helicopters were assembled. The delivery of the seventh Wasp was cancelled in accordance with a United Nations decision to ban the sale of weapons to South Africa.
22 Flight won the light Aircraft Command's First Helicopter competition held at AFB Bloemspruit.
Ysterplaat received their first three television sets.
Start of Operation Savannah in SWA (Namibia). In December three Dakotas flew to Windhoek, heralding the moving of 25 Squadron's bush tours to Grootfontein.
LCpls Martell and Maree of 25 Squadron were the first females to qualify as telecommunications operators and Lt A. Horn is our first female Air Traffic Controller.
22 Flight was restored to full squadron status.
First Dakota sprayed a camouflage colour scheme.
A Super Frelon helicopter set an unofficial record with a non-stop flight from Ysterplaat to Swartkop in November.
The last Harvard took off from Ysterplaat.
SAAF recruited coloured personnel for the first time since World War II.
The Officer's Club burnt down and the Cambridge Hotel in Milnerton was taken over in 1979 as the Officer's Mess.
At a parade Cmdt J. Cloete accepted the Colours on behalf of 27 Squadron from the State President, Mr. B.J. Vorster.
35 Squadron awarded the Freedom of the City of Cape Town.
30 Squadron reformed under the command of Cmdt R. Dean and equipped with Pumas and Super Frelon helicopters.
1981 – 1991
22 and 30 Squadron was involved in flood relief rescue when Laingsburg was worst hit following heavy unseasonable rains.
SAAF 62nd birthday flying displays of a Spitfire, Canberras, Buccaneers, Mirage F1 aircraft, Frelon and Puma helicopters.
27, 30 and 35 Squadrons was dispatched in an extensive search-and rescue operation along with naval vessels following the collision of the SAS President Kruger
and SAS Tafelberg.
AFB Ysterplaat received the SAAF Operational Efficiency Award for Support Sections two years in a row.
Dakota 77 flies for the last time in yellow and black livery.
2 ASU become a depot to extend production capacity.
Shackletons perform a farewell formation over Cape Town.
A Russian Naval Task Force rounds the Cape in September and a Dakota and Albatross shadows the vessels.
505 Security Squadron was established in June.
Return of 30 Squadron personnel and Pumas from SANAE Base in Antarctica after a trip of two and a half months.
Visit by Commander-in-Chief of Republic of China Air Force.
First Dakota maritime paint scheme on display for the media.
Commando members of 110 Squadron died when their Cessna crashed in the mountains near Montagu.
Air Crash simulation in Goodwood involving 400 personnel
of SAA, Eskom, SADF, Civil Aviation and City Tramways.
25 and 27 Squadron amalgamated with 35 Squadron.
Ysterplaat Squadrons took part in the rescue operation of
219 passengers from the stricken Oceanos.
1992 – 2002
11 Air Depot amalgamated with 2 Air Depot.
Ysterplaat won the Sword of Peace Award for the third consecutive year for exceptional humanitarian service.
A concrete wall was erected around the Base.
Puma helicopters airlifted 40 crew members from Riverplate.
South Africa becomes a fully fledged democracy and AFB Ysterplaat welcomes new members from the former
Non – Statuary Forces.
Museum Shackleton Pelican 1716 crashed in the Western Sahara. All 19 members survive and were rescued.
35 Squadron was re-equipped with C47-TP and the last
operations were flown by the piston engine Dakotas.
The last of 60 Pilatus Astra PC-7 aircraft was assembled.
Helicopters transported containers and supplies for the building of the SANAE IV base in Antarctic.
Oryx helicopters arrive and J-type Pumas phased out.
A Delville Bush Memorial Service was held at
Cape Town Gardens.
22 Squadron helicopters were deployed for fire-fighting in the Boland, Somerset West, Tulbach and Uniondale.
Air Show held in October in conjunction with Thunder City.
The new millennium kicks off with the biggest fires yet and
are followed by floods in Mozambique.
Plans to close down AFB Ysterplaat and move lodger units to Cape Town International Airport abandoned.
Exhibition at Museum commemorating the 60th Anniversary of North African campaign opened by General E. Schmidt.
2003 – 2011
22 Squadron flight crews awarded for the rescue of 89 people off the ice-bound Magdalena Oldendorff in the Antarctic.
Five members of 35 Squadron were selected for the SANDF Rugby team tour to Holland and Germany.
80 Air Navigation School received the Best Training Unit Prestige Award, Gold.
35 Squadron received the Golden award for the best Permanent Flying Unit and the Aviation Safety Award.
The first new generation Gripen fighter made its public debut in September and on the eve of the African Aerospace and Defence Expo hosted at Ysterplaat.
The Museum Shackleton, 1722, performs its last flight on
29th of March.
The first two Lynx helicopters arrive at Ysterplaat in July.
35 Squadron foils a drug drop by a foreign vessel.
Ysterplaat members involved in UN operations outside our borders in conjunction with SANDF and international forces.
AAD Air Show with 200 exhibitors from 30 countries. Some of the aircraft participating was Gripen, Hawk, Lightning and Hawker Hunter, Rooivalk-, Oryx- and Lynx helicopters.
AFB Ysterplaat was awarded the Freedom of Entry to the
City of Cape Town. The official scroll was handed over to Colonel Cowan on a parade in August 2010.
AFB Ysterplaat was a hive of activity with the FIFA 2010
World Soccer Cup, when the SAAF secured the air space above Cape Town.
The USAF participated in another international AAD Air Show.
Ysterplaat Air Force Base celebrates its 70th birthday.
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Seven South African Air Force fliers who died in June 1944 after being shot down during a bombing mission, and who are buried in the Commonwealth War Graves section of Sofia Cemetery, now have a plaque commemorating them at the South African embassy.
The plaque was unveiled at a June 22 2011 ceremony presided over by ambassador Sheila Camerer, with a dedication ceremony conducted by Anglican chaplain Reverend Patrick Irwin and, in attendance, David Haggie, a nephew of one of the SAAF men and who paid for the placing of the memorial.
The airmen, in two Liberators, were shot down by the Luftwaffe and the aircraft crashed on Bulgarian soil.
Those who died were Major JA Mouton, Lieutenant HH Bunce, Lt DJS Haggie, Lt D Lindley, Lt RG Southey and Warrant Officers class 2 WS Barrett and DT Flynn.
Speaking at the ceremony – where guests included ambassadors and senior diplomats from Allied embassies and representatives of Bulgaria's Defence Ministry – David Haggie said that for years it had not been easy to get information about the circumstances that led to the fallen air crew being buried in Sofia Cemetery.
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The Adam Park Project (TAPP) is a ground breaking battlefield archaeology project looking into the wartime heritage of the Adam Park housing estate in Singapore. It is headed up by the Singapore Heritage Society and the National University of Singapore and partly sponsored by the National Heritage Board of Singapore. The project founder Jon Cooper, alumni of the Centre for Battlefield Archaeology at Glasgow University, is now currently managing the project.
A very intriguing query was received from Jon Cooper, in that a badge or brooch resembling the SAAF 32 Squadron Badge had been found.
"I am the Project Manager for The Adam Park Project in Singapore and we have unearthed a brooch, enscribed with the number '32' and bearing an uncanny resemblance to the emblem of 32 Sqn SAAF at the site of what was an old WW2 POW camp (see attached image). I have found very little on 32 Sqn's war time record and was wondering how this badge got to Singapore – can you help? were any 32 sqn men sent to Singapore and ended up as a POW?
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Hail the modest hero of the merciless Skeleton Coast!
In a retirement community in Potchefstroom a real South African hero died, almost unsung in his own country.
AT the age of 83 Immins Overbeek Naude succumbed to a double onslaught of asthma and angina. He probably wasn't unhappy, because he had cheated death 52 years earlier in a hair-raising rescue bid that will rank as one of the most daring in history.
And while his heroism took place out of sight of the print and electronic media, he was, until his death, every bit as modest and taciturn about the whole thing as were the SAAF pilots who followed in his footsteps with the rescue of passengers from the sinking Oceanos. One of his fellow pilots in 23 Squadron of the South African Air Force, Durban pensioner Clyde Harley said: "What he did was courageous. He was a hero. We should remember".
As commander of a B-34 Ventura bomber, Captain Naude risked his life and those of his three fellow-airmen in carrying out an unheard-of landing on the Skeleton Coast of Namibia to try to rescue survivors of the Dunedin Star, a ship which ran aground on November 29, 1942.
Captain Naude tried to drop water and food to the castaways, but, without parachutes, the containers split open and the precious contents were wasted.
He knew there were women, children and possibly badly injured sailors trapped on a beach between the cruel South Atlantic Ocean and the merciless Namib Desert. No one would have faulted him if he had decided to return to the comfort of the officers' mess at Rooikop in Walvis Bay. But, after a quick consultation with his crew he decided to attempt a landing, despite the very real dangers of cart-wheeling the 12-ton bomber in the soft dunes. The landing was without incident, but when Captain Naude tried to turn the Ventura around to prepare to take off, one of his wheels became bogged in the sand and he and his crew were suddenly castaways themselves. The airmen joined up with the Dunedin Star survivors, who were suffering terrible privations in the baking heat and wind and sand.
It was to be another two weeks before Captain Naude and the airmen were rescued by a ground expedition which battled overland more than 1,000km from Windhoek, through some of the most inhospitable terrain on earth.
Other SAAF Venturas had managed to land at a better place further south on the coast and had flown some of the castaways out, while others were rescued by ships anchored off the wreck. Captain Naude's ordeal wasn't over when he got back to Walvis Bay: The SAAF wanted to know where its Ventura was. He went back twice — nearly losing his life in a seaborne attempt wrecked by a fierce storm — to try to recover the plane. '
On the second trip, overland in early 1943. Captain Naude took off successfully after SAAF mechanics made the aircraft fit to fly. Only 20 minutes into his flight the Ventura lost power in one engine and plunged into the sea.
Captain Naude and two mechanics survived and were washed ashore in the fuselage. But after drying their emergency rations and taking what little water they had, they marched 60km into the desert to meet the overland convoy which was returning after repairing the plane.
John Marsh, former Argus shipping reporter who described the Dunedin Star rescue in the 1944 book The Skeleton Coast, attended Immins Naude's funeral and recalled that the pilot "never regarded himself as a hero, more as someone doing his job".
Aviation historian Ivan Spring, who has compiled a history of Captain Naude's squadron, said the old hero seemed to regard the rest of his life as "more of an adventure than the Dunedin Star episode".
After leaving the SAAF following the incident — he was discharged because of the effect the ordeal had on his health — Naude went on to hunt lion and leopard in Botswana and travel the length and breadth of southern and central Africa, including a three-month 15 000km trip from Cape Town to Zaire and the Mountains of the Moon in Uganda in the '50s. He described his adventures in detail in letters to Spring in the late '80s, referring to his wartime role as "meagre".
Fish Hoek pensioner "Planky" Wood, a pilot in 23 Squadron, hastily formed in 1942 to combat the nazi submarine threat around the Cape, said little fuss was made at the time of the Dunedin Star incident. So little, in fact, that he had difficulty recalling details of the operation or of Immins Naude.
"We would have just looked upon it as part of the job, the job everybody has to do in wartime" added Wood. In Durban Clyde Harley recalled that, at the time of the Dunedin Star incident he flew up the Skeleton Coast looking for survivors and also that the squadron's other pilots said little about Immins Naude's experience.
"It was as though we knew that there but for the grace of God go I, and it was a sobering thought. Make no mistake, we would probably all have done the same thing. It was a war and there was a job to be done."
Looking back with the benefit of 50-years' hindsight, Harley said: "The man was a hero."
Thanks to assistance from Nick Elzinga
Skeleton Coast by John H Marsh can be ordered from the Namibian Scientific Society.
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Comments: I have a request for information relating to 21 Squadron SAAF that operated in East Africa during WW2 (1941-43?)
On a visit to Kenya earlier in the year I visited the CWG Cemetery at Gilgil and noticed one of the graves bore the Jewish Star of David and was placed on the resting place of Lieutenant S D Davis of 21 Squadron SAAF.
I noted Lt Davis' was killed on 5th September 1942.
I mentioned this to friends in Israel who discovered that Lt Davis (Observer) was not listed in the Jewish Servicemen War Dead records so we have now been able to rectify this omission.
I then started to wonder about his fellow crewmen (assuming that it was an aircraft casualty) but I had not looked for any graves that covered the day in question and from SAAF members..but I have now checked the CWG list for Gilgil and have found the graves of two of Lt Davis' comrades. These are Captain D J Jacobs DFC (pilot) and Air Mechanic W Weekes. Both gravestones refer to 05/09/1942 and 21 Squadron.
From the SAAF references on the websites available I have tried to track 21 Squadron's sphere of operations. I have only found limited information (21 Squadron operations against Italian forces in Somalia and Ethiopia and also in North Africa) but I have little detail to go on. I wondered if there is a 21 Squadron History in print. I would be very interested in reading it is one exists.
As there seemed to be only a 3-man crew I made a speculative guess that the aircraft involved may have been a Blenheim – is this correct or not?
The nearest sphere of operations mentioned would have been Ethiopia but I am curious as to how Captain Jacobs and his crew were buried in Gilgil which, of course, is some distance from the old Kenya/Ethiopia border. Was any official account of this casualty recorded in SAAF reports?
My interest is entirely historical. I have no connection with any of the three SAAF members.
I hope you can shed some light on this story – for which I thank you in anticipation.
Raymond Batkin, Plymouth, UK
21 Squadron were heavily involved in the North African campaign in late 1941 flying Martin Marylands. They were active participants in Operation Crusader and suffered extensive personnel and aircraft losses. On 21 January 1942 they were withdrawn to LG98, near Amiriya south of Alexandria, to re-equip with Martin Baltimores.
The first four of the type to arrive were so clapped-out, engineers managed to build 1 flying aircraft from the four delivered ! However further Baltimores eventually made there way to LG98, following which the unit moved to El Firdan and later Kasfareet in July for continued familiarisation and training on the type.
On 24 August they moved to Shandur. It was from here that Baltimore III AH138 was lost on 5 September 1942 when it spun into the ground near Lake Naivasha in Kenya, killing Lt S.D. Davis, Captain DJ Jacobs, F/Sgt RB Jennings and Air Mech W Weekes. I don't have the squadron files readily at hand, but one must assume they were on a training flight when the accident occurred.
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The Madrid–Levante high-speed network is a network of high-speed rail lines that connects Madrid with the Mediterranean coast of the Levante Region, specifically with Castilla-La Mancha, the Valencian Community and the Murcia Region autonomous communities.
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Non-stop trains between Madrid and Valencia cover the 391 km (243 mi) in 1 hour and 40 minutes, saving two hours on the previous service of Alaris trains on the classic line.[1]
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The 171.5 km section from Albacete to Alicante opened in June 2013.[3]
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This segment to Murcia is in service since 2008.
The main purpose of this line is to connect the Transversal Rail Line to the Madrid-Levante and Mediterranean Corridor rail lines. This segment is 184.3 km (108.1 km in Almería Province and 76.2 in Murcia Region).
Madrid Atocha (Spanish: Estación de Madrid Atocha, also named Madrid Puerta de Atocha) is the largest railway station in Madrid. Atocha also hosts commuter trains (Cercanías), intercity and regional trains from the south, and AVE high-speed trains to Barcelona (Catalonia) and Seville (Andalusia).
These services are run by the national rail company, Renfe. The station is in the Atocha neighbourhood of the Arganzuela district.
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This restored station is 23.000 m² with a commercial area and parking space for 600 cars.[4]
A new 600 m² station was built with parking space for at least 250 cars.[5] It brings the two small towns of Requena and Utiel on to the high-speed map./[1]
Valencia Central Station[edit]
A new Valencia Central Station will be built that eventually replaces the existing Valencia North Station. It will be 12 tracks wide in 2 subterranean levels.[6]
A 5,500 m² station planned for 2014. With parking space for 500 cars and 50 motorcycles.
The new intermodal Murcia del Carmen Station will be close to the present station. It will be 8 rail tracks wide and will serve buses and local trains. [7]
It is yet unclear whether the current train station, located next to the old town, will be the final station for high speed services or a new station will be built on the outskirts of the city. Construction of the high speed railway between Murcia and Cartagena is scheduled to begin in 2018.
See also[edit]
- ^ a b Fox, Brendan (December 2010). "New timetables in Europe". Modern Railways. London. pp. 74–77.
- ^ Fed. castellano manchega de amigos del FFCC
- ^ "High speed to Alacant from June 18". Railway Gazette International. Retrieved 11 June 2013.
- ^ Nueva estación Vialia de Albacete
- ^ Nueva estación de Requena-Utiel
- ^ Nueva estación Central de Valencia
- ^ Murcia Alta Velocidad_Actuaciones Ferroviarias
External links[edit]
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Gifford Article
Yesterday (Thursday) evening we didn't get to the Gifford article, The Synthesis of Legal Counseling and Negotiation Models: Preserving Client-Centered Advocacy in the Negotiation Context, so here's what I had hoped we would focus on.
The first point is the one that Gifford makes at the end, i.e. he wants us to treat his article as a starting point for further dialog about improving the generally accepted models of counseling and negotiation. In that spirit, let's try to pose some questions and come up with some questions to move that dialog forward, in our class at least.
The second point is one that we touched on in class: the cyclical nature of counseling and negotiating. Gifford points out that negotiations happen "over extended periods of time.. and are intermixed with meetings between the attorneys and their clients." The key learning here, I believe, is that we need to avoid thinking of interviewing, counseling, and negotiating as three separate activities. In practice, particularly with clients who are watching every penny and don't want to take up your billable time unless absolutely necessary, it is easy to fall into the trap of treating the initial interview as a one-shot deal.
With the linear model -- the one we want to avoid -- at the interview you get your marching orders, which you then execute by bargaining with opposing counsel, and after you've negotiated a deal you go back to the client and ask for a yea or nay. But Gifford reminds us that representation is dynamic and that a "party's expectations for the negotiations and the emphasis placed on one particular issue, as compared with other issues, are not fixed and static, but continuously changing during the negotiations."
The next points I want us to think about are the problems that Gifford says we need to solve, namely (a) the a boundary role that the lawyer plays and (b) lawyer dominance.
Then, in Part III, we come to his proposal. What Gifford suggests is a pre-negotiation counseling conference at which the attorney and te client discuss four topics. One of the questions I have for you is how you would prepare yourself and your client for that conference. What difficulties might you encounter in simply setting up what, on first reading, seems like an eminently sensible and unobjectionable meeting.
My second question has to do with the concession Gifford makes toward the end of his section on the pre-negotiation conference, that is the fact that some disputes are just not amenable to integrative solutions. For those distributive problems we have what Gifford calls a "less emotionally satisfying task." So my question is this: How would you prepare yourself and your client for that kind of conversation?
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ERR's correspondent in Moscow, Anton Aleksejev, said many people have gathered at the crash site of the derailed metro, looking for relatives.
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Juventus set to sign 18-year-old Brazilian defender Doria from Botafogo
"The deal is well advanced. All should be resolved in the first or second week of January. Juventus know what Botafogo want and we are working out a deal that will leave everyone happy." – Doria's agent Jolden Vergette.
For an 18-year-old that has played just 18 times for Botafogo's first team in Brazil's top flight, this is a major surprise transfer.
Doria will move to The Old Lady for a reported $10 million fee, which goes to show just how well the centre back did in the second half of the season with Botafogo.
Juventus are poised to announce the signing of Doria at the start of the January 2013 transfer window having tracked the Brazil Under-20 defender since he broke into the Botafogo first team.
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The US Bankruptcy Court's Judge Montali will tomorrow (30 November) decide whether to approve the $3.75m (£2m) settlement agreed between Clifford Chance and Brobeck trustee Ronald Greenspan in July this year. Brobeck's major creditor Citibank and the firm's former landlords support the agreement. However, Greenspan and Clifford Chance must still battle with a group of former Brobeck partners who are opposing the settlement for being too low.
Texan asbestos litigator Mark Lanier is advising an independent group of 20 people, including former Brobeck partners, a widow of a former Brobeck partner as well as former staff in claims against Clifford Chance.
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Ford Motor Co. is issuing a safety compliance recall for 6,792 2017-model year Ford F-150 pickup trucks in the U.S. so dealers can reprogram the instrument cluster display, the automaker said.
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"This may increase the risk of injury or crash from unintended vehicle movement," Ford warned in a released statement. "In addition, an inoperative instrument panel cluster display may prevent activation of certain warning chimes, messages and warning lights."
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Noob with FC6 64bit... can't find anything!!
Alreet chaps..
Just wondering if anyone knows how to help me with the fc6 64bit edition...
I can't find a version of flash that works... I also am having problems installing drivers for my Nvidia geforce 4...
whenever i try to install either of these i just get an incompatible opersting system error... or something along those lines... basically telling me they won't work with 64 bit o/s...
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cheers mate... was just downloading the plugin from the site and following the instructions it gives...
cheers for the link!! most helpful!
See this website for instructions on installing Flash on Fedora Core 6 64bit: The Unofficial Fedora Core 6 64bit Guide.
As for the Nvidia drivers, are you trying to install the ones from Nvidia, or the ones available in the Livna repos? Try enabling the Livna repositories, and install "kmod-nvidia" using YUM.
I hope this helps
still no luck as of yet...
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as to the nvidia drivers... i may already have them installed... any idea's how to get directx9 to work? desperatley trying to play eve!!
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Steel Needs No Protection From Imports
March 30, 1999
There is no import crisis facing America's big steel producers, no reason to panic and no reason to restrict shipments coming into the country, experts report. Steel industry profits are up and imports are down.
Yet two weeks ago, the House passed a bill which would impose quotas and other restrictions on steel imports. Critics charge that it was stampeded into doing so by a well-orchestrated campaign by companies and unions to create political hysteria and spread misinformation.
Those critics are debunking the industry's arguments.
- The inflow of foreign-made steel rose 33 percent last year for a variety of reasons, but has already fallen back to levels even lower than those of 1997.
- Last year, the industry racked up its second-best year ever -- 102 million tons shipped and earnings of $1.4 billion.
- A study by former White House economic adviser Murray Weidenbaum and colleagues at Washington University St. Louis found that voluntary steel import quotas tried in 1984 actually resulted in more unemployment in industries using steel than jobs saved in steel making.
- Last week, the Commerce Department reported that steel imports fell in February to two-million metric tons -- 15 percent less that the monthly average in 1997 when the domestic industry had its best year ever.
Source: Editorial, "Oops! Source of Steel-Import Panic Suddenly Evaporates," USA Today, March 30, 1999.
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Actor Robert Blake lashed out at lawyers who claimed he had been negligent in calling for emergency help after the fatal shooting of his wife BONNY LEE BAKLEY, insisting he simply didn't know how to use her cellphone.
The former BARETTA star was upset by questioning from Bakley's family lawyer, ERIC DUBIN, during a three-day deposition as part of a wrongful-death civil suit filed by the dead woman's kin.
And when he was asked if he tried to delay medical help for his wife after she was shot, angry Blake fumed, "That's offensive, sir. The answer is no."
Blake's lawyer PETER EZZELL insists Dubin was "doing his very best to pollute the jury pool with misinformation".
According to Ezzell, Blake made an offer of $250,000 (GBP131,510) last month (APR05) to settle the suit, but Bakley's family wanted 15 times that amount.
Blake was found not guilty of killing his wife in a criminal trial, which ended earlier this year (MAR05).
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While many people go on vacation to unplug and get away from endless phone calls, e-mails and texts, that's becoming harder and harder to do thanks to the proliferation of smartphones. And according to one recent study, the vast majority of smartphone owners bring their phones and other mobile devices with them when they take their show on the road.
It only makes sense, then, that application developers would capitalize on travelers' need for information and guidance while away from home with apps that do everything from translate foreign languages to monitor flight times. Apps have largely replaced the cumbersome guidebooks and paper maps that once weighed down traveler's bags. Now, everything anyone could possibly want to know at any stage of their journey is accessible with a few swipes of the screen.
With so many apps on the market these days geared toward travelers — literally thousands — it can be difficult to determine which ones are the most useful. Check out this list of five of the best new apps and download a few before your next trip.
Airport Life
Developed by a former airline captain, this app for Apple and Android platforms offers all of the information you could possibly want to know about airports in the U.S. From terminal maps to dining options, TSA security rules to airline policies, Airport Life is a one-stop reference for the information you need, whether it's where to score a cheeseburger in Cleveland or the chance of rain in Seattle. The free version of the app is packed with features, including the ability to share information with other travelers via the Airport Wall, while the paid version offers additional capabilities, including the ability to track changes to your itinerary and note where you've parked your car in the airport lot via GPS.
Field Trip
This free app for Android answers the eternal question of all travelers: What should we do? Using Google Maps and GPS technology, when you turn on the app it will list nearby attractions, restaurants and interesting facts about the area surrounding your exact location. You can also set the app to send you deals and discounts for places along the way.
Next Flight
If you've ever missed a flight and stood in line hoping to rebook before everything's full, you know how useful Next Flight can be. This inexpensive app allows you to search for all of the available flights between two destinations for the current day and two following, as well as find specific departure information including the terminal and gate. With this information, you can avoid the long rebooking lines and call the airline to request a specific flight and grab a seat before most of the other passengers even realize that the flight's been cancelled. If there aren't any flights, the app helps you find a place to stay; simply use the search function to find San Antonio hotels (or lodging in any other city) or a rental car to get you home.
It's happened to everyone: You score a table at a great restaurant, only to be overwhelmed by the menu options. Everything looks so good! That's where Foodspotting, a free app for Apple and Android, comes in. Foodspotting takes advantage of the trend of diners snapping pictures of their food and posting them to social media to provide a source of recommendations for others. Simply open the app, enter the restaurant you're at (or want to visit) and any photos of the food that other users have shared will pop up. You can also search by dish, person or city, and share your own delicious finds via Instagram.
B4 You Board
This app may have been released in 2012, but improvements in early 2013 make it worth a second look. B4 You Board lets you skip the expensive and not-so-tasty airplane food by ordering from terminal restaurants right from your phone. Instead of waiting in long lines to grab a sandwich or settling for fast food, you can pre-order a tasty meal to be delivered to the gate when you want it. The app is currently limited to select airports, but new sites are being added all the time.
So while you might want to head out of town to unplug for a few days, keeping your smartphone with you can actually enhance your trip, thanks to these new apps. Just remember to put the phone down and enjoy the scenery now and then.
Travel writer Lacey Butler covers the latest news and developments for business travelers on her blog. Her favorite app is Instagram, where she has shared hundreds of pictures from her adventures.


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In the last few years, much has been happening in the area of technical and vocational education and training (TVET) in Southeast Asia and the Pacific Region. One of the salient developments is that many countries have placed TVET as mainstream education. Initiative to increase the number of enrollment at secondary level is of the indications that TVET is gaining attention and popularity. Considering that TVET graduates will be in the frontline of future workforces is vital particularly by equipping them with the necessary knowledge and skills to sustain economic, cultural, and environmental development. This development is also in line with the regional initiative of ASEAN Integration whereby economic, cultural and political aspirations are highlighted. For SEAMEO VOCTECH as the regional centre for technical and vocational education and training, it was timely to organize this conference with a general theme of Ensuring Greater Impact of TVET for Sustainable Development. The conference offers plenary and parallel sessions to provide opportunities for researchers, lecturers, and policy makers to share recent findings and innovation, best practices, and policies relevant to vocational and technical education.


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We are all alone, born alone, die alone, and -- in spite of True Romance magazines -- we shall all someday look back on our lives and see that, in spite of our company, we were alone the whole way. I do not say lonely -- at least, not all the time -- but essentially, and finally, alone. This is what makes your self-respect so important, and I don't see how you can respect yourself if you must look in the hearts and minds of others for your happiness.
Hunter S. Thompson, The Proud Highway: Saga of a Desperate Southern Gentleman, 1955-1967
maybe its my prolonged isolation from the real world, maybe i've been drinking to much and reading all the wrong books. but, i have figured out somethings, sex and other physical intimacies are over rated and at the same time something i crave.
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Masterchorale of Flagstaff
Masterchorale of Flagstaff (MCF) was seeking assistance to freshen their website. Their goals included attracting not only sponsors and advertisers, but the general audience to their concerts as well and hoped to broaden that appeal. They wanted to add functionality to their WordPress site with a Member's Only information area, integration with PayPal so that members could pay their dues, and an online Advertisement order placement system including its PayPal options.
As part of evaluating their audience and the template that would best fit their needs, tmsr Design Delivery felt this website was not about the visual experience as much as the ability to hear MCF. This is what they are "selling." tmsr Design Delivery implemented a template intended for Musicians with features that showcase their backstories, albums, and concert events/buy tickets that included simple integration for audio tracks. It was easy to apply these features to what MCF was all about.
As if often the case, as the potential for the new site/functionality unfolded, so did," Can we do this, then?" and tmsr Design Delivery accommodated their unfolding vision.
MCF is working to create good sound-quality audio tracks because they share tmsr Design Delivery's vision for it, but have not been able to do so as of launch. In the meantime, based on tmsr Design Delivery's recommendation, they created a YouTube channel and added videos from previous concerts. They will focus on gathering not only video experiences of their concerts in 2015-2016, but quality audio as well to post to the site.
Another wonderful client to work with. This is what we are in it for!
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Therapy, Mediation and Law for Divorcing or Separating Couples
This SIG provides learning and networking opportunities to support those in our community who are working with clients facing the prospects of divorce or separation, and become a clearinghouse of resources and information for this area of law and family services. Our vision is to provide MFTs with information regarding the legal, financial and clinical issues related to the dissolution of marriages, and the separation of partners with children.
Come join in on our free monthly gatherings with speakers:
CBIZ | Mayer Hoffman McCann, P.C.
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Building parking access is on Holmby Avenue: Text host(s) if gate is closed/unattended Lorna Riff 310.908.8391. Street parking available on Holmby, Thayer or Santa Monica Boulevard. Coffee, tea and water will be provided.
- March 8, 2017: How to Therapeutically Work with Children and Co-Parents Going Through Divorce
- April 8, 2017: From Conscious to High Conflict
- May 10, 2017: Sexual Issues that Manifest in Divorce Mediation
- September 13, 2017: Faith-based Divorce Therapy and Mediation
We are excited to build together a collaborative and informed community focused on the specific needs and challenges at the intersection of psychotherapy and uncoupling.
Space is limited, for inquires and to register, please contact Judith M. Weigle, Paralegal/LDA, Mediator (firstname.lastname@example.com) 310.441.7555 or Victoria Goldfarb, JD, LMFT (firstname.lastname@example.com) 310.339.4598
March 8, 2017 Featured Presentation
How to Therapeutically Work with Children
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The first book of Samuel otherwise called, the first book of the Kings, chapter 29, Vulgate and King James Version
1 Congregata sunt ergo Philisthim universa agmina in Aphec; sed et Israel castrametatus est super fontem, qui erat in Iezrahel.
2 Et principes quidem Philisthim incedebant in centuriis et milibus; David autem et viri eius incedebant in novissimo agmine cum Achis.
3 Dixeruntque principes Philisthim: "Quid sibi volunt Hebraei isti?". Et ait Achis ad principes Philisthim: "Nonne iste est David, qui fuit servus Saul regis Israel et est apud me multis diebus vel annis, et non inveni in eo quidquam ex die, qua transfugit ad me, usque ad diem hanc?".
4 Irati sunt autem adversus eum principes Philisthim et dixerunt ei: "Revertatur vir iste et sedeat in loco suo, in quo constituisti eum, et non descendat nobiscum in proelium, ne fiat nobis adversarius, cum proeliari coeperimus. Quomodo enim aliter placare poterit dominum suum nisi in capitibus horum virorum?
5 Nonne iste est David, cui cantabant in choris dicentes: "Percussit Saul milia sua, et David decem milia sua"?".
6 Vocavit ergo Achis David et ait ei: "Vivit Dominus quia rectus es tu, et bonus est in conspectu meo exitus tuus et introitus tuus mecum in castris, et non inveni in te quidquam mali ex die, qua venisti ad me, usque ad diem hanc. Sed principibus non places.
7 Revertere ergo et vade in pace et non offendes oculos principum Philisthim".
8 Dixitque David ad Achis: "Quid enim feci, et quid invenisti in me servo tuo a die, qua fui in conspectu tuo, usque in diem hanc, ut non veniam et pugnem contra inimicos domini mei regis?".
9 Respondens autem Achis locutus est ad David: "Scio quia bonus es tu in oculis meis sicut angelus Dei; sed principes Philisthim dixerunt: "Non ascendet nobiscum in proelium".
10 Igitur consurge mane, tu et servi domini tui, qui venerunt tecum, et, cum de nocte surrexeritis et coeperit dilucescere, pergite".
11 Surrexit itaque de nocte David ipse et viri eius, ut proficiscerentur mane et reverterentur ad terram Philisthim. Philisthim autem ascenderunt in Iezrahel.
King James Version
1 Now the Philistines gathered together all their armies to Aphek: and the Israelites pitched by a fountain which is in Jezreel.
2 And the lords of the Philistines passed on by hundreds, and by thousands: but David and his men passed on in the rereward with Achish.
3 Then said the princes of the Philistines, What do these Hebrews here? And Achish said unto the princes of the Philistines, Is not this David, the servant of Saul the king of Israel, which hath been with me these days, or these years, and I have found no fault in him since he fell unto me unto this day?
4 And the princes of the Philistines were wroth with him; and the princes of the Philistines said unto him, Make this fellow return, that he may go again to his place which thou hast appointed him, and let him not go down with us to battle, lest in the battle he be an adversary to us: for wherewith should he reconcile himself unto his master? should it not be with the heads of these men?
5 Is not this David, of whom they sang one to another in dances, saying, Saul slew his thousands, and David his ten thousands?
6 ¶ Then Achish called David, and said unto him, Surely, as the LORD liveth, thou hast been upright, and thy going out and thy coming in with me in the host is good in my sight: for I have not found evil in thee since the day of thy coming unto me unto this day: nevertheless the lords favour thee not.
7 Wherefore now return, and go in peace, that thou displease not the lords of the Philistines.
8 ¶ And David said unto Achish, But what have I done? and what hast thou found in thy servant so long as I have been with thee unto this day, that I may not go fight against the enemies of my lord the king?
9 And Achish answered and said to David, I know that thou art good in my sight, as an angel of God: notwithstanding the princes of the Philistines have said, He shall not go up with us to the battle.
10 Wherefore now rise up early in the morning with thy master's servants that are come with thee: and as soon as ye be up early in the morning, and have light, depart.
11 So David and his men rose up early to depart in the morning, to return into the land of the Philistines. And the Philistines went up to Jezreel.


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Folgefonni Glacier
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The Folgefonni glacier, hemmed in between two fjords, Hardangerfjorden and Sørfjorden, in southern Norway, is the third largest of the country's 1,500 glaciers, occupying an area of 83 square miles (212 km2). A plateau glacier typical of the regions with temperate climate, this flattened snowy cupola slides on a film of water formed between the rock and ice. In summer the partial melting of ice supplies the water of the fjords with silt and clay, giving them a very unusual green tint. Regardless of seasonal variations, the volume of glaciers is constantly reduced because of the global warming of the planet and the increase in the greenhouse effect. This theory on global warming caused international concern in 1992 at the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. An agreement signed at Bonn, Germany, in 2001, on the methods for applying the 1997 Kyoto Agreement, mandated that industrial nations reduce their greenhouse-effect gas emissions by 2010. But the United States, which which has 5 percent of the world's population and emits one-quarter of greenhouse gases, refuses to participate in this global response to climatic change.


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General Motors has officially confirmed that the first 2009 Hummer H3T sport utility truck will roll off the assembly line in Shreveport, La. in the third quarter of 2008.
Planned to be presented to the public at the next week Chicago Auto show, the truck will be available in the North American market, as well as in Europe and the Middle East.
Just like all other H3's, the new H3T shares its components with the Chevrolet Colorado "compact" (for an American car, of course) pickup truck, yet is distinctly larger than its siblings.
Featuring a Crew Cab cabin design, which is roomy enough to sit a driver and four of his passengers (we don't have official specs yet, but the second row of the cabin looks almost as spacious as that of the 2008 Jeep Grand Cherokee with enough legroom and a plenty of headspace for all three guys that will live there for a couple of hours) as well as a five-feet bed, the truck is reported to have a wheelbase of 3.41m, which is 8.6 cm larger than that of a 'normal' Hummer H3. The vehicle is 5343 mm long, 2161 mm wide and 1835 tall.
Equipped with a 3.7L 242 hp inline-five Vortec or 5.3-liter 300 hp V8 engine and a standard five-speed manual, the H3T can tow up to 2676 kg (5900 lb).
It will be available with either rear-wheel drive or four-wheel drive system.
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Chamber Annual Banquet
Each year we host the Chamber Annual Awards Banquet to celebrate the past year with our members and their employees and to honor those in the Cheyenne County business community who have made a difference to others.
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This year's awards are:
Heroes Among Us: What makes a hero? It is not something planned. A hero does not wake up one morning and decide they are going to do something heroic. A hero has a circumstance thrust upon them. And, in that moment, without thinking, they will do what it takes even if they sacrifice their time, income, personal like, and sometimes their health and lives. A hero is not a fictional character. Heroes are friends, neighbors, and strangers, who without knowing it, will come to our aid no matter the cost to themselves.
New Business of the Year: This award is given to a new business that has had a positive impact on the business community.
Individual of the Year who provided Outstanding Customer Service: Honoring the individual who demonstrates outstanding knowledge of their product or service being sold, going beyond their customer's expectations, fulfilling explicit and implied promises to customers, showing respect, and interacting with customers outside the parameters of business transactions. Excellent customer service also involves developing real relationships with the customers and listening to their concerns and desires.
E.K. Yanney Award: Ek Yanney was a banker from Lodgepole that was very active in economic development issues on a county-wide basis. He saw the need to make sure things in Sidney were progressive and growing because it also affected all the other regional towns. He was very involved with the early day economic development groups such as Panhandle Growth, Inc., and the High Plains Development Group, serving as president of both organizations and was very active and supportive of the Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce. It was his influence, along with John Egging, to give the Chamber a county-wide perspective, as opposed to just being known as a Sidney Chamber of Commerce.
Citizen of the Year: The Citizen of the year award is given to honor an individual whose is pridefully recognized and regarded as a role model to those throughout Cheyenne County. This outstanding citizen will be chosen for their definable, exceptional deeds, with which he or she has made their community a better place to live.
Business Revitalization: Making Cheyenne County a more beautiful place, this award is presented to a business that has made considerable improvements or renovations to their business.
Economic Development Project of the Year: Reserved for the company or developer that has made the most outstanding contribution to Cheyenne County with a major project completion affecting the economy of the area.
Community Leader Award: Presented to the individual that has made a significant impact within the Business and Industry community.
Community Impact Award: Presented to an organization that has made a significant impact within the Business and Industry community


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ECHOtherm Model IC25 Digital,
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Torrey Pines Scientific's Model IC25 Programmable, Digital, Electronic Chilling/Heating Plates are compact, completely solid state, versatile, reliable, and easy to use. They run from a manufacturer supplied 12 volt DC power supply. The IC25 has simple digital controls and a two-line alphanumeric display that is backlit for easy reading. The display normally shows the target and actual temperatures. Additionally, it is used to display temperature, timer and all programming functions.
Writing programs is simple as well and done through the up and down arrows on the membrane switch. Calibration is factory set, but calibration is settable by the user to any local standard. Calibration is electronic and accessed through the keyboard and stored in CMOS.
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