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Katie, the Interceptor went into production in 1962, unless you have a model I never heard of. They did have a 700ccRoad Interceptor in 1960 and a 700cc Interceptor S Sport in 1961. In 1962 they built a whole new ,beefier motor of 750cc for the first true Interceptor. The first year it was offered in blue was 1964and had chrome gas tank side panels with gold Royal Enfield badges, and I believe that was also the only year for the top panel of the seat being blue with the sides black. I have about every book there is on Interceptors, but you never know. I also have a book showing all the Royal Enfields ever made and there is no listing for Interceptor in the 50's. I have a 1967 Interceptor Mark 1A. It is very rare, but any Interceptor is worth some bucks. They were only made from 1962-1970. They are agreat bike to ride. I was wondering if the title says 1950's or is it a non titled bike. If you could post a picture I might be able to narrow it down.Kevin should be able to tell you more. Unless you really need the money keep it. I think everyone was trying to get a great bike for next to nothing. In running condition they are worth about $5000 and restored will bring $10,000. Even if it is a 50"s bike and not an Interceptor its worth more than $1000, unless the thing is total toast. Don't get taken by someone thinking they can con a woman. Hutch
Katie, now listen & relax, watch my watch swinging slowly baaack & forth, Baack & forth, you are getting sleepy, veeery sleepy, Hutch knows nothing, the bike is worthless. I will give you a thousaaand dollars because I am so nice. You should sell it & get a moped. You are very sleepy. Sell it to me and save yourself the grief.. he he he,, Okay,, wake up now..You want cash, check or money order? ;DCongratulations, not only on having that bike, but being sharp enough to know it should be kept. Best of luck to you as you go about getting it up & running. PLaces like this are so great. I hang out on this one, a Suzuki forum & a Moto Guzzi forum. They all offer a level of support that I couldnt have imagined had I not seen it.
Katie I saw your picture of the Interceptor in the gallery and after looking through my books I have come to the conclusion that your bike is either a 1960 700cc Road Interceptor, or a 1961 700cc Interceptor S Sport. They both came in red only, but like the seat covering that was probably changed. They had a speedo only like yours, but did have the small cover on the right side of the motor for putting in a tach drive. The head light bracket on yours is not correct and if you look you will probably find 2 tabs that were ground off on each fork tube cover. In stock form it had 2 round bars on each side to hold the light and was called the quick detachable headlight. The motor 692cc(700) and has 52 hp, has high compression pistons, balanced crank, racing cams,balanced clutch, and heavy duty transmission., with a single carb. Some versions were for off road use with no lights, and twin carbs, Some of them were not sold and lights were put on them for street use.These bikes were basicaly a beefed up 700 Constellation motor and had been taken beyond their structural limits, and tended to come apart if driven hard. I am not saying it is junk, very few were made and they are a rare find. The reason RE went to the 750 Interceptor was to build a better, heavier crank to hold up better than the 700cc and to end up with 60hp, and twin carb only. That is why I am quite sure you have a 700cc Interceptor. Your bike is definately worth keeping, but might be hard to find a shop manual for. I have found a parts book for mine, but not a workshop manual for all the torque specs and small details. In 1968 and 1/2 they went to a different motor yet and that manual would do me no good at all. If you find a shop manual for a 700cc it will give you the layout of the motor, but the specs will be wrong. I will come back and post a pic of a Road Interceptor and I think you will see that is what you might have, or the Interceptor S Sport. Here is the web site for Interceptor owners. This is where I will get the pic from. The site takes forever to get an answer from, but you might be able to contact the owner of the 700 Interceptor and get more info. Good luck and feel great for being one of "Gods chosen few to own an Interceptor" That is a quote from the web site I will now give you. I will come back and post the pic also. Hutch http://www.ozemate.com/interceptor/pit.htm I just went to the site, but they have a block on taking pictures. If you go to the art(gallery) you will find at the far right in the second row of pictures a man standing with his Road Interceptor. Click on that picture and read the story. His head light bracket is not original either but if this is your bike, you have a rare one. Only 211 made. Check the serial # and if it is a VAX series "you are a winner". Only 759 of the Interceptors I have were made, making yours even more desirable. I would love to buy that bike from you, but would never steal it like others are trying to do for $1000. If you ever do decide to sell let me know. I will leave my swinging pocket watch at home. Justin_o_ guy is always kidding. If I were you, I would restore it. It will only be worth more as time goes by. Have fun looking at the Interceptor web page and don't forget to listen to the sound bit for the Roar of the Interceptor. It doesn't really do the bike justice, but it is fun. They sound much better in person. Ride safe and good luck. Hutch
Katie, I just tried to scan a picture from a book I have for an add for the 1960 700cc Road Interceptor, but it looks terrible no matter how I adjust the settings. I can print it and it looks great. Don't know why it scans terrible. I planned on posting it but it looks like a ball of fuzz. I can sit hear and look at your bike in the members rides and the pic in my book and almost guarantee it to be the 1960 or 61 model. The side covers aren't shown in your pic(missing?), but other than the blue seat and blue paint it sure looks like one or the other. They did make a 700cc Galaxy in the same 2 years and it had the Interceptor motor in them, but the fenders were painted and the head light was surrounded by the big cover with built in speedo like the Bullet Classic and Electra. The Galaxy did come in Wedgewood Blue, not red like the Interceptor. Some one could have liked that color and had the Interceptor painted blue, or someone took a Galaxy and put chrome fenders on and pulled the headlight nachele off, which might explain the new headlight bracket. Either way I beleive you have a 700cc Interceptor motor in a rare bike. Don't give it away to a scammer. If you give Kevin the frame and motor #'s , he should be able to figure out what you have. Hutch
Hi" I found the numbers VAX 60139, will that tell me when it was made?Thank's Katie.
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Rockfax DescriptionFine sustained climbing up the left-facing corner-crack in the centre of the wall is preceded by a short, fingery start. Start at a weakness in the lower wall that leads to a ledge under the corner.Make a hard move to better holds and the ledge just above. Bridge and jam away up the steep corner-crack to the top. © ROCKFAX
Ticklists: West Country Climbs.
Photo: Carn Barra Cruising © phantom whistler
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Ben1983 - Lead O/S - 24/Sep/15
The bouldery start is tough...Dilwat - Lead rpt - 19/Sep/15 with Nick Donohue, Dave P
nickdonohue - 2nd - 19/Sep/15 with Cornish Dave, Ian Riddell
Hidden - Lead O/S - 29/Aug/15
NickJH - Lead O/S - 03/Aug/15 with Andy Dunhill
Hidden - 2nd - Aug/15
daxtari - 2nd O/S - 16/Jun/15
bullwinkle - 2nd O/S - 28/May/15 with Alan
fulton333 - 2nd - 21/May/15 with Darren
Hidden - 2nd - 17/May/15
guy757 - 18/Apr/15
Had a struggle seconding, as almost all Ben's gear needed to be hammered out, resulting in serious pump. Nice route, but quite an intimidating lead. Don't think I found the first moves that hardest, but maybe I was just super pumped removing gear!manbat - 2nd O/S - 08/Apr/15 with Mayo
Bouldery start leading to fun jam mining above.Legs - Lead O/S - 07/Apr/15
Mayo - Lead - 07/Apr/15 with Matt G
Enjoyable climb, was a bit wet in the morning.alastairbegley - 2nd O/S - 06/Apr/15 with Richard Nicholson
Hidden - 2nd dog - 06/Apr/15
Slick - Lead - 06/Apr/15 with Alastair Begley
adam 24 - 2nd O/S - 05/Apr/15 with Caroline
Hidden - Lead O/S - 05/Apr/15
The ab rope!Ollie T - 2nd - 14/Mar/15 with Jake Bailey
Hidden - Lead dog - 14/Mar/15
Hidden - TR - 14/Mar/15
Wendy Watthews - 2nd O/S - 21/Sep/14 with Annika
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 20/Aug/14
hotfeet - Lead - 10/Jun/14
Hidden - Lead O/S - 05/Jun/14
jon_ridley - 2nd - 31/May/14 with Jonny Forster
Start was hard for VS and required a determined approach.Dave Mahon - Lead - 24/May/14 with Justin Sharpe
howlers - Lead O/S - 29/Apr/14 with Steve seal
gowla - 2nd - 29/Apr/14 with Andy
Interesting start, then good climbing all the way up the corner!Dan Lane - Lead O/S - 20/Apr/14 with Dad
Fun start and nice but sustained.Jules Lane - 2nd O/S - 20/Apr/14 with Dan
found it desperate! 5b/c off floor? surely HVS 5 and as hard/harder than the E1 to the leftashtond6 - Lead - 19/Apr/14
Hidden - Lead rpt - 15/Mar/14
Tom Seccombe - Lead O/S - 12/Mar/14 with Louise Street
cymjt - 2014
Tom Last - Lead O/S - 23/Oct/13 with Andy March
Ed Babs - 2nd O/S - 16/Sep/13 with AlexD
AlexD - Lead O/S - 16/Sep/13 with Ed
Guy Lowndes - 2nd - 24/Aug/13 with alan Blanchflower
Just got on with the start this time. Much better style than my previous attempt.Monkey_Alan - Lead rpt - 24/Aug/13 with Guy Lowndes
tim.fairhall - Lead O/S - 13/Jul/13 with Eric
Matthew Robinson - Lead - 09/Jul/13 with David
Steve Lenartowicz - Lead - 07/Jul/13 with Clare
Hidden - TR rpt - 15/Jun/13
drysori - 2nd - 18/May/13 with Elisa
Nick Wallis - 2nd - May/13 with BMC international meet
gowla - Lead - May/13
Master Chief - TR rpt - 04/Apr/13
andy_pemberton - 2nd - 16/Feb/13 with Steve Gibson
gingerking - Lead O/S - Nov/12 with Sam Chessell
Hidden - Lead - 22/Sep/12
Hidden - 2nd - 22/Sep/12
Blue68 - 2nd O/S - 16/Sep/12 with Alan Mountford
hotfeet - Lead - 16/Sep/12 with Mark MacDonald
timreynolds - Lead - 09/Sep/12 with Matt Reynolds
mreynolds - 2nd O/S - 09/Sep/12 with Tim Reynolds
Nick ledSarah Welsh - 2nd - 09/Sep/12 with Andy Bisson, Nick Donohue
Hidden - TR - 09/Sep/12
Ana Broad - TR - 09/Sep/12 with Emma
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 08/Sep/12
Fingery, bouldery start up to the fist ledge.
Crack is nice; quite sustained - bridge when you can!BelayBunney - Lead O/S - 08/Sep/12 with Catherine
Hidden - Lead O/S - 08/Sep/12
Rob84 - 2nd O/S - 08/Sep/12 with Rob Adie
surprisingly toughnickdonohue - Lead - Sep/12 with Sarah Welsh, Andy Bisson
Owen W-G - Lead O/S - 25/Aug/12 with Jim
SurferStan - Lead O/S - 23/Aug/12 with Tom Monday, Pete Chapman
this was one of the first routes i climbed when i started climbing last autumn ,it was a lot easier this time,hopefully one day i will be good enough to lead the route.whiteexplorer - 2nd O/S - 22/Aug/12 with Dave Piper, SurferStan
Hidden - Lead O/S - Aug/12
Jim Slater - Lead O/S - 04/Jul/12 with Chris Hindley
tcn_2002 - 2nd - 28/Jun/12
ian d f - Lead O/S - 28/Jun/12 with Tom C, Pete C
Stewart Armstrong - 2nd - 04/Jun/12 with Steve Westwood
found the move off ledge very scary and quite dangerous.jon_gill1 - Lead O/S - 02/Jun/12 with pierce ferris
Chris Manasseh - 2nd - 05/May/12
Elaine Budden - 2nd β - 16/Apr/12 with Tristan Sherlock, tom bunn
Mr Powly - 2nd O/S - 15/Apr/12 with Rozzy
Abseiled into wrong section due to bad reading of Rockfax guide! Steven led us out!kim.mulji - 2nd O/S - 09/Apr/12 with Steven
stevepotter - Lead - 08/Apr/12 with Kim M
cem - Lead rpt - 08/Apr/12 with Graham Dolman
burto - Lead O/S - 07/Apr/12 with hertha
Pete Graham - 2nd - Apr/12 with Rick Graham
Did the hard bit then wasn't really paying attention on the crack and completely missed a foothold and found myself hanging on the rope before i knew what had happened :(arandall - 2nd dog - 18/Mar/12 with Frances Bensley, Amber Thornton
nickstephens - 2nd O/S - 13/Mar/12 with Gareth Greeves
gg4419 - Lead O/S - Mar/12
popov86 - Lead - 16/Feb/12
adie84 - 2012
Bob Peters - Lead - 2012
Hidden - Lead - 24/Nov/11
Crack a bit wet and took a short fallDilwat - Lead dog - 28/Oct/11 with Dave P, Tom M
couldnt manage the crimpy start so got on to the first ledge by using the start of the dialectic adjacent climb ,really struggled but succeded on the rest of the climb ,burning out my arms trying to remove some jammed gear didn't help.whiteexplorer - 2nd dnf - 28/Oct/11 with Dilwat
domskezz - Lead - 21/Sep/11 with Jamma
Sustained but very well protectedChris the Tall - Lead O/S - 19/Sep/11 with Dave R
DanLear - 2nd - 18/Sep/11 with Al McPhierson
andy_pemberton - Lead - Sep/11 with Dan Lear
Actually harder than it looks. 5a move to the ledge, then fairly sustained 4c.El3ctroFuzz - 2nd O/S - 16/Aug/11 with Tom Thorpe
Hidden - Lead - 04/Aug/11
Hidden - 2nd - Aug/11
Hidden - 2nd - 23/Jun/11
Quality route. One 5a move at the bottom but felt like solid 4c after that.stuaart - Lead O/S - 23/Jun/11 with Emily Ward
Dizz - Lead O/S - 21/Jun/11 with Richard S
thetradlad - Lead O/S - 19/Jun/11 with Louise Hall
Em66 - Lead - 02/Jun/11 with Mat
Great line and well worth a look!Master Chief - Lead O/S - 19/May/11 with Moe, Jeremy
jakenichol - Lead O/S - 15/May/11 with Dave Heaton
Dave Heaton - 2nd - 15/May/11 with Jake Nichol
Hidden - Lead O/S - 30/Apr/11
excellant rock,no guano!dale1968 - 2nd O/S - 30/Apr/11 with Tom
Hidden - Lead O/S - 29/Apr/11
Kirill - Lead O/S - 29/Apr/11 with Chris Smith
cem - 2nd rpt - 29/Apr/11 with Charles Mason, Paul Bolton
CrispsSmiths - 2nd - 29/Apr/11 with Kirill
mattshort - Lead O/S - 27/Apr/11 with Alan Murray
PanzerHanzler - 2nd O/S - 25/Apr/11 with Steve Culverhouse
Hidden - Lead O/S - 24/Apr/11
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 24/Apr/11
Different Steve - Lead O/S - 24/Apr/11 with Andy Hansler
mark20 - Lead O/S - 22/Apr/11
mark schramm - Lead O/S - 05/Mar/11 with Chaman, Chris E
flyinfrenchy - 2nd O/S - 05/Mar/11 with Matt Bradberry
Lead by MarkChaman - 2nd O/S - 05/Mar/11 with Chris Ebbutt, Mark Schramm
chris ebbutt - 2nd - 05/Mar/11 with Mark, chaman
First climb at Carn Barra. Quality climb with some cheeky moves for it's grade.royal - Lead O/S - 26/Feb/11 with andrew benham
andybenham - 2nd rpt - 26/Feb/11 with Dave Monaghan
Fuck!perranman - 2nd - 2011 with Alan Dovey
nickstephens - Lead O/S - 12/Sep/10 with Nancy Jones
Late in the day, rock was hot to the touch. Struggled on the first wall, eventually getting there ground-up. Got to the first big break after the ledge with nothing left in my arms and lowered back to the ledge. Belayed the others up to the ledge, then Andre led the upper section.Monkey_Alan - AltLd - 30/Aug/10 with Andre Clarke, Stella Moggs
Fussed about ages on the lower ledged which felt like 6A more than 5A. This consequently left us feeling totally spent; so pleased to make any assent even if dooged. I'd like to return to climb this clean and quite possibly with the correct start! top climb thoughAndre Clarke - Lead dog - 30/Aug/10 with Alan
3 Names - 2nd - 04/Aug/10 with Sumee Holloway
metal arms - Lead O/S - 18/Jul/10
With Luis from Portugal on BMC international meet.Bobby Gilbert - 2nd O/S - 14/May/10 with Luis Fernandes Silva
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#20465 closed enhancement (fixed)
Change name of global for wp_customize instance
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Currently, the WP_Customize instance is assigned to $GLOBALS['customize']. I believe this should be prefixed with "wp_". I know this is a bit picky, but it seems to be more in line with the WordPress naming conventions and I don't believe there will need to be any other changes made aside from one line in wp-includes/theme.php
PS Let's see if I can generate a correct patch this time :)
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@mattonomics — 3 years ago
comment:1 @scribu — 3 years ago
- Milestone changed from Awaiting Review to 3.4
- Summary changed from Change name of global for wp_cusotmize instance to Change name of global for wp_customize instance
comment:2 @CoenJacobs — 3 years ago
+ 1 on this patch. Fully agree.
Shouldn't this be done with all/more $GLOBALS indexes (currently 138 times) in trunk?
comment:3 @nacin — 3 years ago
I've had this queued up locally, just haven't committed it yet.
Wondering if we should move this to being a static instance inside the WP_Customize class and avoid the unnecessary global. So,
new WP_Customize;
public static $instance; function __construct() { self::$instance = $this; . . . }
Simple, effective. Allows for WP_Customize::$instance.
comment:4 follow-up: ↓ 5 @scribu — 3 years ago
Won't that get weird when you replace WP_Customize with your own instance? (If you can't replace it with your own instance, what's the point of having an instance at all?)
comment:5 in reply to: ↑ 4 ; follow-up: ↓ 6 @nacin — 3 years ago
Replying to scribu:
Won't that get weird when you replace WP_Customize with your own instance? (If you can't replace it with your own instance, what's the point of having an instance at all?)
WP_Customize is basically just a namespace. In that situation, $this is convenient, more so over a group of static methods. At the moment, WP_Customize is final. Even if it weren't made final, we could do something to avoid instance overwriting.
Ultimately, getting the instance from WP_Customize just isn't needed in common practice. You'd only need it if you need to unhook something. So it's good to provide a basic interface. But we don't need to go crazy with it. Whatever works, I'm happy with.
comment:6 in reply to: ↑ 5 @scribu — 3 years ago
Replying to nacin:
WP_Customize is basically just a namespace. In that situation, $this is convenient, more so over a group of static methods.
Why is it more convenient? Because you don't have to declare all the properties you set? Because it's a more familiar syntax?
If it's a poor man's namespace, then use it as such. $this is only useful for dynamic dispatch, when you have a hierarchy of classes.
comment:7 @nacin — 3 years ago
You can pass $this to an action in a more dynamic fashion, no? Such as customize_register.
comment:8 @scribu — 3 years ago
Since there can only ever be one instance, you can do it just as well with a static method:
add_action( 'customize_register', array( __CLASS__, 'register_controls' ) );
And to unhook it from a plugin, instead of:
add_action( 'customize_register', array( WP_Customize::$instance, 'register_controls' ) );
you could do:
remove_action( 'customize_register', array( 'WP_Customize', 'register_controls' ) );
comment:10 @ryan — 3 years ago
- Component changed from Themes to Customizer
comment:11 @nacin — 3 years ago
- Owner set to nacin
- Resolution set to fixed
- Status changed from new to closed
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Scientific advances have bolstered the International Airway Volcano Watch by increasing methods of forecasting volcanic eruptions; for example, weather radar helps to detect eruptions; detailed study of tephra or pyroclastic debris and their effect gives substantive information about past eruptions; the study of ash rich and SO2 rich lava gives more information to help manage eruptions incase of future occurrence.
These studies have moved us closer to understanding and approaching volcanic eruptions. For research towards solution, this note presents a novel and workable objective to halt volcanic eruption force.
Introducing this note is coming from the Volcanic Ash that disrupted flights over Europe for about six days in April, 2010 causing an estimated loss of about $2billion. If there was a scientific procedure to halt the eruption force, eruption duration will likely be reduced.
The procedure is to direct a missile-like object down the volcano throat to move fast against the spewing magma and hit the magma chamber at a high speed with hope to disrupt its force of ejection.
Rather than have a warhead like a missile, the object should have a very reactive element to disintegrate when it hits the magma in its chamber. With further scientific and technical review, this method should deliver as expected.
This research will provide alternative solutions to super volcanic eruptions to avoid mass destruction of lives and properties, health problems and flights cancellation in future especially at the time of an important event.
There maybe large volcanic eruptions in future, with a solution as this; science will provide an artificial approach to reduce spill duration rather than conventionally waiting for the eruption to cool.
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A volcano is a fissure in certain planet crust through which molten magma and gases erupt. Volcanoes are generally formed where tectonic plates are diverging or converging. A volcano can also be termed as a mountain formed by volcanic material.
Some volcanic mountains are: Super volcano, cinder cone, strato volcano and submarine volcano. Based on how frequent they erupt, volcanoes are classified into active, dormant and extinct. Magma is a molten rock in the earth crust usually spilled during volcanic eruptions; it is called lava when it reaches the surface.
Some effects of volcanoes are: acid rain, pollution and earthquake. Volcanic ash consists of tephra (bits of pulverized rock and glass), created by volcanic eruptions less than 0.079 inches in diameter.
There are three mechanisms of volcanic ash formation: gas release under decompression causing magmatic eruptions; thermal contraction from chilling on contact with water causing phreatomagmatic eruptions, and ejection of entrained particles during steam eruptions causing phreatic (or groundwater) eruptions.
The violent nature of volcanic eruptions involving steam results in magma and solid rock surrounding the vent being torn into particles of clay to sand size. Volcanic ash can lead to breathing problems and malfunctions in machinery. Ash deposited on the ground after an eruption is known as ash fall deposit.
Significant accumulations of ash fall can lead to the immediate destruction of most of the local ecosystem, as well the collapse of roofs on man-made structures. Over time, ash fall can lead to the creation of fertile soils. Ash fall can also become cemented together to form a solid rock. Over geologic time, the ejection of large quantities of ash can produce an ash cone.
A volcano in another description is a conical mountain spewing lava and poisonous gases. Pyroclast are composed of molten volcanic ash too heavy to go up into the atmosphere, so they hug the volcano's slopes and travel far from their vents during large eruptions.
Temperatures as high as 1,200 °C are known to occur in pyroclastic flows, which will incinerate everything flammable in their path and thick layers of hot pyroclastic flow deposits can be laid down, often up to many meters thick.
This missile-object procedure will not only control continuous ash spill, it will also reduce distance of pyroclastic flows. This procedure targets the volcano at the time of eruption. An alternate method to reach the magma chamber used previously was slanting a hole in from the side of the volcano. This came long after the volcano has cooled and is a better chance to get there; it however takes a longer time and is useful for studies of already cooled eruption.
The task is to send a missile-like object down a super volcano to hit erupting magma from its source (or chamber) at a high speed, this should instantaneously reduce the force with which magma is expelled. After impact, the object will dispel a reactive electropositive element expected to react with the contents of the magma chamber.
A certain gram of the dispelled element should react with some amount of gas producing a compound that will be comparatively harmless to the environment. The element should react with some ash particles causing them to be denatured and reduced.
Delivery Object
If a small container of water with an opening beneath is put on a small fountain, waves are displayed on the surface of the water obvious from the line of the fountain head, if a metal object is dropped into this container; it disrupts the waves and create its short-lived waves.
If we take the metal object as the missile-object and the fountain (force of eruption) & water-container (magma chamber); the little time of the object disrupting the force matters in reality. The scenarios are different, but the theory is based on creation and destruction of certain kind of waves in physics.
After the first successful impact, if about two more objects strike the surface, then the force (or fountain) source may begin to be severed, so that the object not only create new waves but halts the force of eruption. The missile-object to be used in this procedure will not have a warhead explosive like conventional missiles but an extremely reactive element.
The element will create something to do for the missile-object when it impacts the magma chamber. The little time the force is reduced after impact; the reactive element is dispelled for reaction with magma chamber contents to change their chemical and physical form. This will change ensuing lava and volcanic ash (if any) to compounds that will not hurt like they do.
The object is expected to move like a missile, launched from a launch facility or a launch pad. Radio waves or laser will guide it to its target, radiation may emanate from the object itself or from the launch facility. If it successfully hits the magma chamber, it may send long signals via radio waves to the launch facility.
Most magma chamber lie around 1-10km below ground level, when the object is launched, it is expected to head in vertically through the rough volcano throat to hit the magma chamber and create its own short lived waves.
After launch, radio waves will ensure it goes down through the direction of plume spew. If the approximate depth of the magma chamber is known, the object can use target system. The object may also need a flight system for guidance since the flight will use data from the target or guidance system to maneuver the object in flight allowing it to counter inaccuracies in the volcano or follow a moving (oncoming) target. This should be vectored thrust since the object will be powered throughout the guidance phase of its flight.
Since the object has a pointed edge, when it strikes the surface of the magma chamber, rather than disrupt waves, one may infer that it will go in unfelt. This will not happen, when the object strikes the surface at a very high speed, at the tip of impact, it creates some waves, as it moves farther, it creates more waves. The procedure may involve two or more missile-object for proper force disruption.
Horizontal impact when the missile approaches the tip of the volcano is unrealistic since magma chambers are relatively small. Rather than a pointed edge, as obtainable for rockets and missiles, the object may have a blunt head that will disrupt eruption force on impact.
Chemical Element
A very reactive chemical element will be used as the head (instead of warhead as in missiles), after object impact, the element will be dispelled to reduce the amount of gas and ash spewed to the surface.
The reduction of the force with which the plume is spewed after impact will prevent dispersed element of the object to be spewed. So reduced eruption force will make the elements react efficiently on a settled or settling molten rock.
The elements to be used are those high up in the electrochemical series, extremely electropositive elements that react with most elements or compounds. Potassium, Sodium, and Calcium are the options. Potassium would have been the most appropriate, but it reacts explosively with certain elements and compounds such as steam or ice, which are part content of magma chambers. Calcium is preferable since it produces compounds familiar with rock environments, calcium compounds are usually found in rocks. Calcium will cut emission of steam, ice, gases after it reacts with them.
Certain challenges are obvious from this procedure; this section provides answers to some of the challenges.
Volcanic Ash particles usually interfere with Jet Engines so how can the missile-object evade ash interference? The object will move heads down the volcano throat, it is expected that high speed emission from the rear of the object will prevent ash particles of the volcano to enter the engine.
When a missile engine hits hard on a surface, it explodes?
This should not occur in this case, since magma chambers are deep and the object will have a blunt edge, it is expected to hit the magma chamber to create waves and disrupt eruption force rather than explode on impact.
What are the likely present or future effects of having metal deposits far below ground level? Usually, present or past volcanic sites are abandoned because of the risk of future occurrence. Metal deposits from the object should settle by underground rocks so possibility of being spewed is lessened.
Eruption explosiveness comes from tremendous heat energy that cause rapid expansion of gas, mostly steam, how is it possible to get rid of heat and water? Before the object hits the magma chamber, it will encounter steam, after impact, reaction of heated water with the reactive element to form compounds different from the mixture of gases that expand will auspicate.
The object will be flying against a stone wind of ash in gas and then into upward flowing magma; does it mean that it will have to start swimming well before it gets to the magma chamber? The object will be designed specially to withstand such conditions and arrive at its expected end.
The conduit or crack that leads to the magma chamber from the volcano crater is not likely to be large and straight, how will the object fly there? This appears to be the greatest challenge facing this approach. Special objects of different design from the exact shape of a missile can be made for this; however, if the object strikes a rock on it way down, it may end its assignment there. Object designed will be extremely intelligent objects to 'see' through the conduit and obliquely move opposite the magma. Such an object is doable in today aeronautics. Lockheed Martin or Northrop Grumman advance technologies can enrich development of such objects sooner or later; with simulations and modeling in meetings with volcanologists or related experts, either of these manufacturers can come up with suitable technologies to make the object successful through its flight series to the magma chamber and at impact serving its purpose as desired.
The situation with erupting volcano is complex; this research is aimed at extricating that complexity to bring it within the limits of technology. Once the design of the missile object is right, this research is a solution.
The missile object may be smaller or shorter; the element may also be part of the entire body than just the head. A launch facility monitored digital material powered forcefully maybe sent through the conduit to see its shape, this should suggest how to direct the twisty object when on its mission to the magma chamber. Achievable is the sobriquet of this note.
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Subject: Re: another small modification to the bounce handler
In-Reply-To: another small modification to the bounce handler
Date: May 7th 2012
One of the attachments of a bounced message contains:
Reporting-MTA: dns; mailfe07.swip.net
Original-Recipient: rfc822;<firstname.lastname@example.com>
Final-Recipient: LOCAL;<firstname.lastname@example.com>
Action: failed
Status: 4.0.0
Diagnostic-Code: smtp;account is full (quota exceeded)
The bounce handler takes email@example.com (the Final-Recipient) as the email address which is not correct here: it should be email@example.com (Original-Recipient). It looks like, when LOCAL is involved, the Original-Recipient is more reliable. So I changed from sub generic_delivery_status_parse the following lines:
my ( $rfc, $remail ) = split( ';', $diag->{'Final-Recipient'} );
if ( $remail eq '<>' ) { #example: Final-Recipient: LOCAL;<>
( $rfc, $remail ) = split( ';', $diag->{'Original-Recipient'} );
$email = $remail;
my ($rfc, $remail) = split(';', $diag->{'Final-Recipient'});
my ($rfc_org, $remail_org) = split(';', $diag->{'Original-Recipient'});
if($remail eq '<>' || ($remail_org && $rfc =~ / LOCAL$/)){ #example: Final-Recipient: LOCAL;
($rfc, $remail) = ($rfc_org, $remail_org);
$email = $remail;
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The 7 May Khaima mentioned the 110th Technical Equipment Regiment in Anbar. This is the first report of the 110th TER. Previous reports of the 1st and 115th TERs indicate significant expansion of these regiments. What their purpose is has not been identified – they are either maintenance or signals intelligence units.
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"Jenny's Wedding," starring Katherine Heigl and Tom Wilkinson, will start filming in and around Greater Cleveland, according the Greater Cleveland Film Commission.
Written and directed by Mary Agnes Donoghue, it will also feature Grace Gummer and Linda Emond. Donoghue has written several screenplays, including "White Oleander," "Veronica Guerin" and "Beaches," and she also wrote and directed the drama "Paradise" with Don Johnson and Melanie Griffith.
Heigl stars as Jenny, a woman who shocks her family when she announces a startling choice for a marriage partner.
The commission says three or four more films are expected to be shot here before the year ends but no details were released yet.
It has already been a busy movie year here, with the Russo brothers' "Captain America: The Winter Soldier," Kevin Costner's "Draft Day" and Katie Holmes' "Miss Meadows."
The Greater Cleveland Film Commission is committed to building a year-round, sustainable statewide film industry through job creation, workforce development, and attracting media production.
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Seriously the prologe W T F make an entire movie about a dragon to have him shot in the first 10min .....
Otherwise pretty entertaining sometimes abit over the top especially with legolas , nearly making it an old kungfu movie haha but its the end still amazed how they made 3 full movies of a book not thicker then my pinkie
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The band came onto the international scene in 2008 with its debut LP, which blended shoegaze-y textures with James Allan's Scottish brogue and an absolute determination to go big (also known as Paul Hewson syndrome). At the same time, Glasvegas doesn't sacrifice a sense of subtlety or emotion—nor does it try to throw its arms around the world as it considers social problems (two songs on the new album, subtitled "Homosexuality, Pt. 1″ and "Homosexuality, Pt. 2," are said to reflect Allan's combative response to homophobia). The album is out now digitally, and a physical copy comes out May 17.
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Francona book excerpt: The 2004 ALCSSaturday January 26th, 2013
Today, we're able to bring you the first of two excerpts from the audiobook version of the new book written by former Red Sox manager Terry Francona and the Globe's Dan Shaughnessy.
The audiobook version of "Francona: The Red Sox Years" is read by Jeff Gurner and includes an exclusive interview with Francona and Shaughnessy.
This first excerpt, from Chapter 7, is about the first few games of the 2004 American League Championship Series and culminates with a kerfuffle between Curt Schilling's wife and Johnny Damon's fiancee after Game 3.
On Sunday, we'll have an excerpt from Chapter 14 that deals with the upper management decision-making after the 2010 season after a marketing survey provides reasons why interest in the Red Sox was declining.
The audiobook is on sale now ($39.99).
You can find the original article here: Francona book excerpt: The 2004 ALCS
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Snoop Dogg is 16?! Tupac and Lil Wayne agreed they can't mess with him! This is utter bull! He's the boss dogg. 15 albums and mix tapes. He rules the genre and has been in the business for 23 years now man. He has even acted in 15 movies as the lead with either Dr. Dre or Eminem. The Wash, Baby Boy, Training Day, and many many more. Vote for Snoop Dogg.
I dont think alot of people would put snoop in their top ten but snoop made some of the most cohesive rap music of all time (most notably-(doggystyle). His style was straight out of a 70's blaxpistation film, Even though ablums sales is not as great as it was. But when he was on top he was the most influential. He is raps (Sixth-man)!!!
Snoop Dogg is awesome. In terms of putting out albums for his fans, Snoop Dogg is very consistent and I believe that he thoroughly enjoys what he does, being a rapper. His flow is great and his natural ability to rap is extremely smooth. If there's anyone that belongs in "the rap hall of fame, " it's most certainly Snoop.
Snoop Dogg is another rapper from the West Coast, but he was able to set himself apart from the others with his one of a kind style: G-Funk. Snoop's laid back attitude contributed to his one of a kind delivery. Let it be said that Snoop is also fluent in -izzle speak. - GangstaReppinDaCPT
What I can't even say this is a good site if you say lil wayne and 50 cent and all of these are over snoop dogg... 2 pac 1. St biggie 2. And snoop 3rd. Bad site don't rely on anything here because these guys don't know anything about real rap...
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There is really nothing negative to say about Snoop and his delivery. This OG has been poppin off hits for 20 years. Fo shizzle he's top 5 yo! - Mcbloom
Snoop Dogg has always been popular for his gangsta music, and has been a successful and known rapper in lots of places, he has had many people in his songs AND has made many, many songs.
Flip if we'd had to vote for the king of rap, I'd vote for Snoop, not saying his the illest , but I just would. Snoop tops the list for me.
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Doggystyle, the doggfather, the last meal, those albums are incredible, specially doggystyle. He has to be at least in top 3, in my opinion he's the best rapper ever and he has a great flow.
Snoop Dogg is an amazing rapper. His flow and lyrics are great. I think he should be higher up in this list.
He is not the best rapper for sure, but the old snoop from Doggystyle is and will always be my favorite rapper and doggystyle will always be my favourite album.
sitll one of the ones reppin the west because basically the rest of them are dead but old man can still come out the pocket and flow.
I would put him number 3 behind 1. Dr. Dre and 2. 2 Pac. Why is Snoop Dogg this far down on this list. How can a legend not be in the top 10? Snoop Dogg defined a whole generation. No matter if you are a gangster, or a nerd. Eeverybody likes Snoop Dogg! - westofohio
He is amazing and damn good at freestyle people vote jayz lil Wayne Eminem and kanye over snoop because they don't listen to him people think Eminem is better just because em is more mainstream
Snoop has been rapping for over 20 years he's always at performing at concerts nonstop this proves he loves rapping.
Snoop Dogg should be top 3 with tupac and eminem, whats he doing at 16?
Switch him with lil wayne, how the hell is he at 3 anyways?
Why is he placed below Drake, I agree Drake's an awfully good rapper but Snoop has the best flow in industry
Who the crap is Norm Ender, Snoop is a rap legend and some Persian Eminem Rip-Off should not be ahead of him!
Definately a 5 or 6 rapper. Great raps with a sick flow. One of the bests to live.
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Regarding the issue of be_admin user not having permissions, it seems to be a linux user issue after you upgraded/migrated to OES11 from OES2 . You may want to delete be_admin user and recreate a new user belonging "beoper" group , also you will have to give permissions to be_admin to access your NSS folders. But as pkh already mentions OES11 support will not be available.
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By Bill Duggan, Group EVP, ANA
One of the best-read pages in Adweek has got to be 'Accounts in Reviews' which is "a weekly listing of the major accounts up for grabs and who's chasing them." The current issue lists nine accounts in review including a major retailer, airline, CPG company, sports league (NASCAR!), and a number of financial service companies.
Before even deciding to conduct a search, marketers should seriously evaluate whether or not a search is required. That perspective is provided in the joint ANA/4A's white paper "Guidelines for Agency Search."
Agency searches can be expensive (both for client and agency), time consuming, highly disruptive, and can drain company resources. Sometimes issues can be addressed with the existing client/agency relationship via a remediation process, a "last chance" warning given to the agency (as the agency may not even be aware of all the issues) or by simply switching the team at the agency.
There are many reasons for conducting a search, but when a client thinks a new agency is required for performance-related issues, the client should conduct a self-examination, asking questions such as:
- Is the problem with the agency a problem that we've had before (which might suggest that the client is the one who needs to change)?
- Were we the best client we could have been?
- Did we have a clear strategy?
- Did we provide a clear brief to the agency outlining campaign objectives, deliverables, and expectations?
- Did we pay the agency fairly for the work so that it could put its best talent on our account?
- Was the agency given clear and consistent feedback and sufficient time to respond?
- Was the approval process too onerous?
- Did we elevate the conversation to a higher level at the agency so that more senior agency leaders could also respond?
Clients must be honest with themselves as well as with their agencies and should be careful not to rationalize previous agency failures or put the entire fault on the other side. Ask honestly, "Is there something we could have done better/differently?"
Again, agency searches can be expensive, time consuming, highly disruptive, and a drain on company resources. So sometimes the best search is no search at all as current relationships can be optimized and current business practices improved.
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Great post, Bill. Having been involved in hundreds of agency searches, as both a search consultant and agency BOD member and Managing Partner with top global agencies, I have observed many miscues when it comes to agency search. This is a subject I've written about extensively on my blog on FORBES.
Searches are indeed expensive, but not for to the reason most people think. The cost of engaging a professional search consultant is usually only 1% or less of the marketing budget, much lower than one might imagine. In reality, it is actually the disruptions to a company's operations during the search that can bring the costs up. Sadly, some companies repeat searches too often, and without knowledgeable advice from a consultant. Five of the 9 companies mentioned in the ADWEEK article that Bill cites, called for a repeat search in less than 4 years.
I agree that calling a search, before being sure if one is really needed, can be disruptive. That said, it is my strong belief based on my 30 years' experience in advertising and as an agency search consultant, that consultant-managed searches produce a more "sticky" agency partner.
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OCULUS VR: Leaving Early Backers Out to Dry?
Friday, Mar. 28, 2014
In the wake of Facebook's $2 billion buyout of virtual reality startup Oculus VR, a number of Oculus' 9,522 early backers are up in arms. In an ongoing trend, Oculus took to crowd funding site Kickstarter to raise seed money for their company, and it was an outright success raising over $2.4 million. While the backers "invest" knowing they receive no ownership in the company (instead receiving early access to products or memorabilia), many of the backers feel that the Oculus pulled a "bait and switch" by taking the Facebook deal: "I might as well have handed my money right to Facebook and I feel a little sick." Adding insult to injury, as recent as last month, Oculus' founder assured backers that he had no intention of selling the company. Backers flocked to Oculus believing that the company was their best hope for an independent platform for virtual reality gaming, but now "it's Facebook's platform." Did Oculus wrong their Kickstarter cofunders? Do companies owe anything to their early internet "backers?"
Patrick: I sympathize with the disgruntled backers, but Oculus is in the clear here. For one, Oculus raised an additional $16 million from traditional sources. Second, consulting or "even keeping in the loop" 9,522 backers is the equivalent of opening up the company's boardroom to the general public. The only thing Oculus owes its early backers is the items offered in exchange for the contribution: t-shirts, posters, and development kits. Beyond that, Oculus ought to treat the early backers as loyal enthusiasts. No more, no less.
Cofunders of the Maker of Oculus Rift Denounce a Facebook Buyout (NY Times)
Oculus Rift (Kickstarter)
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