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Archive for the 'dark future' tag
Coole neue Sachen für Cyberpunk 2020
Es gibt ein paar sehr coole Sachen, die in jüngerer Zeit für Cyberpunk als Genre rausgekommen sind. Da ist zum einen eine Vornheim-inspirierte Settinghilfe namens Augmented Reality.
Und dann bin ich über eine tolle Serie gestolpert, die Jobs auflistet, die für jene sind, die keinen gut bezahlten Konzernjob kriegen. Das Gegenstück zum Burger wenden beim Macces könnte es sein, die Drone zu polieren, die deinen alten Job macht. Mein Favorit:
Rental Smart-Car Attendant: across the city, travellers rent their driver-less smart-cars by the hour or subscribe to commuter vehicles. For all their efforts, the corporations have yet to create the drone that can reliably pick the used condoms and burger wraps out of the lining between the car seat and the door.
Es gibt drei Teile:
So how will the cities look in the dark future? We can allready tell:
Its the Abu Dhabi World Trade Center. Building starts this summer.
Pictures are stolen from the great io9 blog.
Fashion: Drugs
This drug is the future of coffee. Take it, and even not having slept for 36 hours won't lessen your ability to function. The DARPA has funded scientists who discovered a drug that will eliminate sleepiness and keeps the drugs user alert.
orexin A is a hormone that is naturally occuring in the brain. Monkeys treated with the drug after 36 hours without sleep were as able to do awareness tests as well as monkeys who had been allowed to sleep. More about the study can be found here.
I figured that everybody would be addicted as soon as this drug hits the steets: Soldiers (for whom it has been developed), corporates, freelancers… so here are the stats (based on Ocelots Drug Lab 101)
orexin A
|Drug Effects:
No need to sleepUntimed Side Effects:
Mildly Psychologically Addictive
|Drug Features:
Longer DurationTimed Side Effects:
Strength: +3
Difficulty: 30
Duration: Medium
(1d6x10 minutes)
Legality: Legal/Common
Drug Form: Nasal Spray Time to Effect: 10+2d10 sec
Purchase Price: 10
Designed using Night Flyer's Drug Lab Java Calculator for Ocelot's Drug Lab v3.0 @ www.paper-dragon.com
I had to edit some stuff. The drug is based on the effect "Increased Duration", so please look there for overdosing rules. Purchase Price would be 0eb, but there ain't no such thing as a free lunch, so its 10eb.
Was ist Cyb3rpunk?
Ich habe die Ehre [hier sich langsam steigernden Trommelwirbel einfügen], mit RabenAAS einen neuen Autor für dieses Blog zu präsentieren [Trommelwirbel endet in ohrenbetäubendem Crescendo]. Sein Projekt Cyb3erpunk ist der Versuch, die Technik und das Setting aus dem Cyberpunk 2020 Regelwerk werktreu so umzuschreiben, dass es den heutigen Stand der Entwicklung berücksichtigt. Ein Beispiel ist das iSpy, über das ich hier schon mal berichtete. Er wird sein Werk (und was ihm sonst so einfällt) hier posten und freut sich sehr über Kommentare, auch kritische. Seine Sachen sind in der Kategorie Cyb3erpunk abgelegt, einfach drauf klicken und sehen was von ihm stammt. Bis jetzt stammen von ihm:
New free Cyberpunk 2020 Sourcebook
Deric Bernier (and his helpers) managed to publish an impressive online cyberpunk 2020 Sourcebook for South and Central America, Conflict II.
It's great! Everything you need to know to run adventures in the jungles of the Americas,
I'm most impressed with the amazing detail of the sourcebook, the lifepath and they even thought of random encounter tables to help the GM with slow moments! From Derics "advertising":
Well folks, I am pleased to announce, THE CURSE IS BROKEN. After exactly 361 days of work, and a collaborative effort of 6 writers, and 20 other contributors, Conflict II: The Central And South American sourcebook. That's right, from the only site that could possibly do it justice, the long awaited project is finally finished and available to you. Detailing every country in the region, the people, the resources, the wildlife, travel, and more, the Sourcebook also sets the stage for the Third South American War. With full descriptions of all the major armed forces involved including detailed weapon and equipment lists for the U.S., EDF, Neo-Soviet, Chinese, Mexican, Militech, Arasaka, Argentina, Chile, ICMF, and the South American Alliance armed forces. It also contains information on the Media presence covering the conflict as well as a more detailed look at the previous wars and a Journal of the Long Walk. There are even Lifepath charts and Random Encounter tables to make the experience complete. More than just a sequel to Conflict: Africa, this sourcebook is twice the size and much more detailed and comprehensive.
Link: Conflict II: Sourcebook for South and Central America.
Shanghai, City of Tomorrow
This photo has been shot by Cory Doctorow of BoingBoing.net. Its wonderfully cyberpunk. I need to start an all asian campaign soon.
Cyberpunk Band Names?
The AV Club has a list of the worst bandnames of 2007
its great fodder if you need to compile some kind of Top 10 list or being asked by your players whats on the radio. Also, remember that Boosters are music fans gone hooligan. So they need bands to adore, too. I selected my top names, but check out the original post for lots more.
- The Color Fred
- Mental Afro
- The Asbestos Tampons
- Poets & Pornstars
- Baboon Torture Division
- Penguins With Shotguns
- Electric Vagina
- Dumpstapunk Read the rest of this entry »
William Gibsons take on giving a city description shames my GM skills
Here in my Akasaka hotel, I can't sleep. I get dressed and walk to Roppongi, through a not-unpleasantly humid night in the shadows of an exhaust-stained multilevel expressway that feels like the oldest thing in town. Roppongi is an interzone, the land of gaijin bars, always up late. I'm waiting at a pedestrian crossing when I see her. She's probably Australian, young and quite serviceably beautiful. She wears very expensive, very sheer black undergarments, and little else, save for some black outer layer – equally sheer, skintight, and microshort – and some gold and diamonds to give potential clients the right idea. She steps past me, into four lanes of traffic, conversing on her phone in urgent Japanese. Traffic halts obediently for this triumphantly jaywalking gaijin in her black suede spikes. I watch her make the opposite curb, the brain-cancer deflector on her slender little phone swaying in counterpoint to her hips. When the light changes, I cross, and watch her high-five a bouncer who looks like Oddjob in a Paul Smith suit, his skinny lip beard razored with micrometer precision. There's a flash of white as their palms meet. Folded paper. Junkie origami.
William Gibson is god. The bits of text are from a piece he wrote for Wired, the cyberpunk geek monthly.
Netrunning – can it be salvaged?
The Net in 2020
[Netrunning is probably the part of Cyberpunk 2020 which troubles the GM most. It's neither very realistic, nor does it work fast. It also forces the GM to either focus on the netrunner OR on the rest of the party. James tries a more realistic approach, which might be more in tune with todays internet, but also requires a deeper technical understanding of the working of the internet.]
Author: James Lownie
This is a description of the basic features of the internet as it *may* function in 2020 (or any near future setting, see assumptions). It is intended as a framework upon which detailed rules can be built, and also as guide for players to understand how their characters will use the net, and what they can do on it. Comments and constructive criticism are eagerly awaited. Read the rest of this entry »
Snitch-Chip today its for pupils, tomorrow for the wage-slave
The ARCH Blog informs us about a projekt in a british secondary school where pupils have RFID chips in their uniform that transmits rather sensitive data:
The chip connects with teachers' computers to show a photograph of the pupil, data about academic performance and whether he or she is in the correct classroom.
Well, next time you start your Cyberpunk 2020 game with the PCs flipping burgers somewhere, you know how to make them rebel… why wouldn't they be chipped, too?
"Mr. Anderson, we noticed that your average toilet time is 0.4% higher then the average for male employees. This reduces your productivity and costs the company a lot of money. See to it that you come to terms with this problem!"
Its stunning what you would be able to learn about the person chipped.
With this amount of spying, its easy to rationalise why someone would feel punk enough to grab a gun and become an outlaw…


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Amidst all the hullabaloo over the change in pattern of Civil Services Aptitude Test (C-SAT) paper, the Indian Administrative Services (IAS) preliminary examination was conducted peacefully across 40 centres here on Sunday.
Candidates from the region were relatively unperturbed by the recent change involving the exclusion of the English comprehension passage, which included six questions, and no incident of protest was reported from any of the centres.
"We were well versed with the change, and the exam invigilators also announced in class that we are not supposed to attempt the six questions in Paper-II," said one of the candidates, Soni Yadav.
Various organisations and pressure groups, including the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) and National Students Union of India (NSUI), had earlier led protests to demand scrapping of the C-SAT paper (Paper-II), terming it 'discriminatory' towards candidates from Hindi background.
As a result of which, it was announced on August 4 that marks of the English section questions in Paper II would not be included preparing merit, much to the satisfaction of protesting organisations.
"The paper was okay, not so tough," said Kiranpreet Kaur, a commerce student and a candidate from Fatehgarh Sahib, adding that the exclusion of the English comprehension passage did not affect the overall paper much. "But I think I would have scored a little more had those six questions been included," she smiled.
Dr Shiv, a dentist from Panipat who also appeared for the paper, said, "Though we thought that we will get some time advantage, since we did not have to attempt the English comprehension passage, the other comprehensions were too lengthy that exclusion of that section did not matter much."
Another candidate, Deputy Superintendent of Police Pawan Kumar, also added that the paper was relatively easier than last year.
"Our students were quite neutral in the debate about the C-SAT paper, as students from Chandigarh do not find English to be too challenging a subject," said Raj Malhotra, from a leading coaching centre in Chandigarh for civil services aspirants.
Talking about the paper, Dr Ravi K Mahajan, coordinator, Centre for IAS and Other Competitive Examinations, PU, said, "It is not a healthy practice to change the rules of the game (selection and examination scheme in this case) after the game had started. I am sure a new thoughtful exercise will be undertaken by experts for next CSE."
The preliminary examination consisted of two papers, Paper I and Paper II, of two-hour duration each. The first paper began at 9.30 am and the second started at 2.30 pm.
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I'm currently enrolled in a Master's of Health Administration, Informatics program with the University of Phoenix. Our assignment this week was to analyze a trend in healthcare and given my specialization within the degree, I chose telemedicine as my topic.
Through the course of my research for the paper, I found an article referencing AFHCAN and the implementation of mobile telemedicine carts for widespread use in Alaska outside of urban centers. What I found most interesting in this article, was the creativity of the networking solution that was put into place to provide remote locations with large volumes of information, including x-rays and graphics.


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While deciding the route to reach Kochi, I had 2 options. One was the regular route via
The day came and we were off in his car with his driver. Enroute, near Pollachi were the several windmills. We need them, don't we.? An alternative and eco-friendly source of energy apart from the regular fossil fuels that might get over any time now. I loved their magnificence completely.
After crossing Pollachi was this fantastic place, or rather should I say, a paradise, which I've never seen earlier. I thought Horsley was the most beautiful place I've ever seen until my boss showed me this thick, dense forest. Comparing to this place, even the sparsely populated Horsley seemed a bit too populated. This was a thick, dense stretch of forest with hardly any human interference.
Yes it was THE undisturbed forest area was
Post Pollachi at a point the road gets into Kerala from TamilNadu. I could rather see a stark difference between the two states. The whole Tamil Nadu part of this hilly region rich with vegetation is converted into a big business. Yup, its filled with several tea estates one after another, including that of Tata. Also seen with Tea is the vegetation of Pepper as well.
It had quite a deal of population who are the workers of the estate. The state government and the estate owners have done their bit to help the workers. There are quite a number of decent schools and hospitals o'er here, so that the local population stays here comfortably.
On our return journey via the same route, I got to see the women plucking the tea leaves in a very typical way which I didn't get to see during the onward journey. The tea leaves were plucked and packed in huge net sacks and transported on little trucks.
As we reached higher altitudes the view was breathtaking. With the mist covered hill tops and rich vegetation as far as the vision could take me. I wouldn't say it was exquisite, it was more than that. The climate became cooler and cooler and I became enthralled. I'd definitely say, it's a romantic getaway.
The onward journey was made more pleasant with an onset on a slight drizzle. The dark clouds and whiff of cool breeze, was just heavenly. The road was exquisite with just(!) 40 hairpin bends to reach the top. Yes at this point, I came to know my boss is an excellent driver as well!!! He asked the driver to sit peacefully at the backseat and took control of the stearing!!!
Enroute I reached the beautiful Aliyar Dam. From there we just crossed Valparai and then Sholayar Dam. On the return journey, I just stopped at the Parambikkulam Dam. The dam was so huuuuuuuuuuuuuuge and was a beautiful and scenic and simply, out of the world. I also came across a
As we entered the Kerala border, the whole feel changed. From then on it was the thick forest. The climate was not as cool as the other side. But the best part was the undisturbed forest. It was not a mere used up or cultivated land but almost a virgin forest.
Kudos to them for leaving this forest as it is. Yes, the forest has its own deal of wild animals as well. That's why taking up this route is prohibited post afternoon. You see, most of these animals are nocturnal. During one of his earlier trips my boss had witnessed a herd of elephant too!!! I couldn't help but think, how good it would have been if the Tamil Nadu part of the hills was also left untouched. It would have been a huuuuge several hectares of virgin forest filled with absolute wild animals too!!! Perfect, isn't it?
We were just crossed by some 3 to 4 vehicles on the entire stretch. So secluded and so peaceful the place was, with some little streams here and there.
And on the other end of the forest, there is the
I can give a tip or two. There is no other mode of transport that your own car. Yes, car. No bikes. If at all you come face to face with an elephant, atleast your vehicle should protect you. The route has several thorny, jumpy, bumpy areas, so have a spare tire, or make that two. Then better to take a BSNL mobile sim. None of the other cellulars pick signal here. Once in a while in those little villages that come in between BSNL has tower. Next thing - The hairpin bends + oily food = Upset Stomach. It's better to travel hungry than travel with an upset stomach!!!
Ha. That was a long post. But, guess am not yet done posting the pics of this marvelous place!!! I'll take that into my next posting which would just be a picture & video album of this serene paradise on earth.
On reaching the airport my boss said, "No one would have ever taken such a route for airport transit!!!". I nodded my head in positive, ofcourse. Ok, once I reached the airport where did I catch the flight to.???!!!!! Na. Not now. Wait a while. That's coming soon….
To Anaimalai - In Tamil
From Pollachi: 15 km
From Trichy: 225 km via Karur, Dharapuram, Pollachi
To Athirapilly - In
From Chalakudy: 30 km
From Thrissur: 60 km via Chalakudy
From Anaimalai to


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Before reading my own thoughts, I strongly encourage you to read the piece by Out Magazine on Milo, which can be found here.
Who Is Milo Yiannopulous?
Milo Yiannopulous is a journalist who was raised in the United Kingdom, although he has Greek heritage. He got his start in writing with The Kernel and some other projects, before breaking into the mainstream for his role as a reporter of the Gamergate controversy. After rising to infamy (he does refer to himself as the Supervillain of the internet, after all!) he went on to join to team at Breitbart News as the tech editor, and also host his own Podcast, and now a traveling college campus speaking tour. In his own words:
I've never bought a knockoff bag.
After a controversy that the media threw at him, Milo left Breitbart to start his own media company. Milo is a provocateur who understands the art of trolling.
The difference between trolling and cruelty is that cruelty has no purpose except to hurt someone. Trolls may hurt the feelings of delicate wallflowers, but they do so because reasoned argument and polite entreaty have failed.
How Did I Discover Milo?
At first, I was hearing about Milo from one of his adversaries, Joe Jervis in Joe's blog, JoeMyGod. Joe did a good job of painting Milo as a super villain, although Milo didn't get much mention at first.
Being a gay man, I related to Milo in that respect at first. Milo is a controversial political figure, so many of his views took some time for me to swallow. Over the course of calendar year 2016, I did an "inquiry" into the mind of the political conservative, and found three key figures who were able to explain various points of the conservative persuasion that I was able to understand and relate to. On some level, I think having to work two jobs, 65+ hours a week to handle cost of living, pay off debts, and try to make something of myself had a subconscious impact on my politics as well.
I started hearing more references to Milo in 2015 as he rose to stardom and joined the team at Breitbart. The exact point where I started following him is a little fuzzy, but Milo, Paul Joseph Watson, and Steven Crowder have been the three figures guiding me in my exploration of the political right in the United States.
How Does Milo Inspire Me?
Unlike what his critics say about Milo, he's an intelligent man with a warm heart, who wants to see the best in others. Being a controversial figure himself, he's had many candid conversations with hot-button people on his old Podcast, including Phil Robertson and Martin Shkreli. Both of them, and several other guests on Milo's show were "villains" in my mind, but since Milo had gotten me to listen to him, I gave the rest of them a chance. Milo was able to humanize these people in my mind, and I found myself agreeing with quite a few of them on various issues. This exact point gives a nod to what the queens on RuPaul's Drag Race need to do to succeed – get people to love them as an individual and root for them to win. (See Magnolia Crawford for instance!) For Milo to get me to "root for" (and I use that phrase a bit loosely) Martin Shkreli or Phil Robinson is an accomplishment in and of itself. I've talked many times in the past about opening my mind and exploring new ideas, and I credit Milo with bridging my way into this sphere of politics.
"Most people aren't political obsessives. They don't care about your 14-point refutation of Obamacare. They want to hear things that relate to their own experiences."
Politics isn't won by commanding the facts, but by connecting with people's experiences. That's why it's so important for conservatives to re-engage with culture and entertainment, which are the commanding heights of people's experiences in the modern world.
That's why this civil war has to end. Conservatism needs its great thinkers and its brilliant minds— the Debate Club brigade— to persuade voters who are already open-minded. But we also need provocateurs and clowns, to grab the attention and challenge the biases of those who don't want to be challenged.
Milo is an excellent public speaker, who uses humor in his talks to get people to understand his message. Because of this, I see him as a Bianca Del Rio of the American Political world. His college campus tour is titled "The Dangerous Faggot Tour" and he has given talks on a multitude of subjects. I got the honor to meet him in person at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire for his talk, "In Defense Of Hazing."
My ego is massive but I am not so far gone that I can't admit when I've said something stupid.
Milo has reminded me about a lot of the things that were first taught to me by Brian Kinney when it comes to being a gay man.
I became a homo precisely because it is transgressive. And I want homosexuality to continue being transgressive, and even degenerate.
I'm ceaselessly amazed by the gay community's myopic eagerness to sacrifice everything that has made our lifestyle unique, exciting, and dangerous, in exchange for heteronormative domesticity.
Smart gays who have been around the block, like celebrity drag queen RuPaul, understand this instinctively. RuPaul correctly tells gay men they should strive to stay outside "the matrix."
I have struggled to reconcile being gay with trying to become more normalized and find my place in the world. Brian and now Milo have strong points about not trying to fit a mold that's been set for me. Milo also has some very good points about why I crave luxury, particularly in my interest in hotels:
And if there's one thing a good gay appreciates, it's extravagance. We aren't all divas who crave opulence and fame, but enough of us are for it to be considered one of our natural characteristics.
As Somerset Maugham— who once described himself as "a quarter normal and three-quarters queer"— admitted, the homosexual "Loves luxury and attaches peculiar value to elegance."
I realized recently that another thing I like about Milo is that he's the male version of Karen Walker.
Thank You Milo, for being an inspiration!
Respectfully Submitted,
Lukas Condie
January 2019 UPDATE: I've fallen behind in my personal following of Milo. While I still remain a fan of his, I see more of the person, including his faults. What I continue to take from him is the backbone to push the boundaries and stand up for myself. That being said, I take a more nuanced approach to being a fan of his these days.
This thread on Reddit points out that Milo and a few of the other conservative voices I used to follow have since fallen by the wayside.


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Indoor virtual cycling specialist Rouvy has released 'Augmented Routes'. The platform utilises a new 'multi-rider engine for indoor cycling based on its advanced, mixed-reality technology.'
The company adds that its unique platform is based on user-generated training content. It has provided a schedule of group rides online, which take place throughout November.
Users can create and share a GPS-synced video route within a few hours. The app enables riders to bike the planet indoors over its available 2,000+ geo-located video routes.
"We have a vision of bringing indoor cycling to any road on the planet by mixing real-life video routes with augmented reality," said Petr Samek, one of Rouvy's founders and company CEO. "Our app allows cyclists and triathletes from all over the world to virtually come together on a real road by generating and processing animated 3D riders in real 2D videos.
"From now on, you will be able to see diverse, realistic-looking objects and riders on Tour de France roads, Italian iconic climbs or any route which is based on GPS and real video data. We are proud to be the first to make such a solution widely available with almost every smart trainer officially supported."
Rouvy adds that it ensures a precise simulation of outdoor cycling, brought indoors by using advanced algorithms to smooth, sync and process both video and elevation profiles. New features include 'Animated 3D objects in any 2D video course, Group Rides and Virtual Partners based on big data.'
Yuriy Ryashko, Marketing Executive, added, "Augmented Routes are a glimpse of the future. To start, we have made 10 real-life routes available. Just as it is now possible to ride any course on the trainer with absolutely realistic resistance by GPS points and map. So, in the future, you will be able to prepare for any race and compete over the real video. Our new AR turns any course video-footage into a virtual bike race, but it's 100% realistic."
The new concept aims to provide users with enhanced levels of diversity, interactivity, fun and competition. For the user experience, the new engine will be updated on a weekly basis.
Rouvy is a training program for indoor cycling that 'can bring the outdoors inside'. The Rouvy App 'offers more than 2,000 high-quality GPS-synced video routes from world-class races and the most beautiful places in the world'. Rouvy adds that it is unique in the market for 'providing the most features and using augmented reality in real videos'. Rouvy's Augmented Routes are aimed at bringing more entertainment and motivation into every indoor cycling activity by combining real 2D video with 3D Riders and objects.


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I'm regret to tell you
we're regret to tell you
she is ... and he is regret to tell you
That you are unlucky person
the street hates your walk
your rich soil turned to chalk
the tree fall over your dream
the book became black without any lines
It is time to say: damn
someone started the end, you ended it
somewhere took the luck
after you just left
how you can shift?
- The kack Story
- The island of prince "Khalis"
- The Three Lovers
- Bribery
- The Shroud Thief
- Fatoom, the Daughter of the Beggars
- The Tale of the Enchanted Handkerchief
- From children of Gaza
- A weapon is not a gun
- Selfish World
- Horrible love
- Fork, Knife and Pen
- America and ISIS
- Act Now: You Are Responsible
- A world without conscience
- Terrorism everywhere
- Mentality of the terrorist
- Anti-terrorism, loud thinking
- Drive out evil from our world!
- All ships pass, but don't stay
- Silky Song
- The Whirlwind
- I'm realy alone
- Mary angel on wheel chair
- My other half
- The guilty world
- My one day friend Mark
- Rifle and violin
- Laptop crystal screen
- Colors reflection
- Nirvana
- A word
- The other
- Sofia's masterpiece story
- The gipsy clouds
- Fusion
- The bride of necklace of tales
- Earth is our sweetheart
- Your tears
- A thick stick
- An idea
- I'm to leave now
- Killing our mother
- My crutches
- Omer's childhood
- The bird
- The butterfly and the iron bars
- The crazy hunter
- The gate
- The strange city
- The Deposit
- Advice is Worth a Camel
- Consultation
- "Put in the pannier"
- Friendship
- A competition
- The Woman and the Mud Toy
- Friends
- The Chicken Eagle
- The Child Woman
- Ali's Camel
- Jokes
- Living Crutches
- The shiny piaster
- Honor Crime


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Privacy policy update:
At Yacht Sentinel, we take your privacy seriously.
The privacy statement below included information on Yacht Sentinel 6, Yacht Sentinel 5 and Sentinel Point. It also includes information on the Web application, iOS & Android applications of all the products we provide.
Our pledge:
Yacht Sentinel 6
Yacht Sentinel 6 ('YS6') collects the information from the following areas:
Account setup information.
Account setup information:
When you "Activate your account" you will provide Yacht Sentinel Ltd with your name, telephone number and email. We may only contact you if we haven't received payment 2 years after the activation of your YS6, to confirm that we do not wish to continue using your unit. We may also contact you occasionally to let you know of potential new products, such as new sensors.
Vessel environment data:
When your vessel is fitted with a YS6, the unit will provide us with the following information:
Temperature data – Used to trigger user set alarms.
Shock data – Used to trigger user set alarms.
Tilt data- Used to trigger user set alarms.
GPS data – We use the GPS data to trigger your Position alarm. We also plot this information in your map & journey log.
Arm/Disarm data – We always know the state of your boat, we hold this information so that we can assess if we need to trigger your alarms.
Optional wireless sensors:
If your vessel is also fitted with our 'optional wireless sensors', then your YS6 will also be collecting and sending the following information.
Temperature – Used to trigger user set alarms.
High water – Triggers when water is detected.
Shore power – Triggers when shore power is lost.
Motion – Triggers when motion is detected.
Door – Triggers when connection to the magnet is lost.
Item Security – Triggers when the distance between the valuable item and the central unit reaches a pre-set limit.
Alarm adjustments:
All of your alarm adjustments in the app are recorded and viewable under journal log in notifications. This data is stored indefinitely, to always remind you of when changes were made.
Other web app and mobile applications:
The page 'contacts' in both the mobile and web application collects your inputted user information. We collect your contacts name, email & telephone number. This data is then securely stored in our database where it will only ever be used if you send out an 'SOS' message.
An 'SOS' message consists of an email being generated where you willingly share your personal information.
The data your consent to share is your name, MMSI, boat battery, device battery, temperature, speed, location and connectivity.
Shared users:
The 'Share user' section is located on both the mobile and web applications.
By adding a user, you consent to that person to have access to your account, with either limited ability ('can view') or full access ('can edit').
Can view: By choosing 'Can view' you give the person ability to receive alarms notifications and to be able to view all of your boat's information.
Can edit: By choosing 'Can edit' you give the person ability to receive alarm notifications as well be able to edit all of your alarm settings.
20TH August 2019 update
Sentinel Cam permissions
Live video feed 'ON' gives a selected email address access to your boat and all of its cameras live video feeds.
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SmithAttack MAG ChromaPop Sunglasses
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A squint-free offensive.
The Smith Attack Chromapop Sunglasses will keep your vision clear as you wait for the most opportune time to make your move to the front of the peloton. ChromaPop lenses filter out UV light as you ride through sun-drenched mountain passes, and they filter out the crossover of light for better color definition and a crisper field of view. And since the lenses are treated with a hydroleophobic finish, you won't have to worry about all that sweat that dripped from your brow during the ascent obstructing your vision as you get ready for a long and winding descent back to the valley floor.
- Cycling-specific sunglasses with a lowered-brow design
- ChromaPop lenses provide better color definition
- Lenses are impact-resistant and filter out UV rays
- Hydroleophobic finish keeps lenses clear of sweat and oil
- Interchangeable lenses with two ChromaPop lenses included
- Megol nose and temple pads for a secure and comfortable fit
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Reviews & Community
Smith glasses
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
I like the glasses very much. I agree with others; the case should be configured such that the glasses can be stored w/o having to take them apart. I do like the two different lens options. Overall, I am satisfied with the purchase!
- Fit: True to size
I like these a lot because they offer great coverage, good fit for my medium-size face, ease of changing lenses and terrific clarity. This is my second pair of the Piv-lock lens interchangeable system and the changeover is quick and easy.
Currently have Radarlock Path glasses. I love these glasses because while riding, I don't get that dry eye feeling from wind getting behind the lens. Can anyone comment on how these are on the road at speed?
Great lenses weak attachment
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
The lenses are great but the earpiece popped off of mine on the first wear causing them to hit the ground and scratch. But they looked good for thirty minutes.
Great Glasses!
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Insane Colors
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
The colors on these chromapop lenses are ridiculous! After taking them off, the world looks bland. The nose piece that pops in and out for different fits is also very cool and works great.
Smith Does It Again!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Super stoked on these glasses. I thought my Smith ski goggles made it easy to swap lenses but these are even easier. Essentially the arms clip on and off of the lens so you can swap them in seconds. No more struggling with glasses lenses and smudging them right before a ride. Great fit and mesh great with my POC helmet.
Not what I ordered
I ordered the Cinelli Colorway and was surprised to find that the red removable temple was paired with a yellow one. Why? They are supposed to be red. The photo on the website shows red. But the left temple is yellow. This makes no sense to me. The quality of the product seems very good and they fit nice. But I hate yellow so...I gonna send them back
Thank you for the review
supposed to be like that, looks like.
Just what I wanted!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I was worried about getting this model at first since found a couple of reviews claiming them to be a little fragile and trending to crack after a few uses.
But all my fears went away the moment I had them in my hands.
They feel really solid and are perfect for all kind of rides, I got the Sun Red Mirror ones and the view is so clear on all conditions, when the sun is right in front of your face or when you are on areas with a lot of threes with less light.
As a bonus a second pair of glasses is included on each package, for low light environments.
They also come with a pretty cool case so you can carry them around without worrying about damage them. Frameless glass and magnetic arms are just very convenient.
The only bad thing that I have found is that they trend to get a little foggy when you stop and your body temperature is high, but as soon as you start moving again all is back to normal.
Do these come with clear lenses or just the regular lens and a rose lens?
Hey Travis,
Each pair of glasses will come with two separate lenses. When you select the color in the drop down, it will give you the two lenses that it comes with. If you have any more questions, feel free to give me a call or email. (801) 523-4049, email@example.com.
No clear--regular and rose.
the Cinelli/Sun Red Mirror, One Size
the Cinelli/Sun Red Mirror, One Size come with a red and yellow arm, NOT Matching arms.
yes I discovered the non matching arms after receiving them. I wished I had read your review before I purchased them...I would have passed on them
Great glasses!
These glasses fit great, have great color and protect your eyes from wind while on the road. My eyes are typically very dry and my contacts will sometimes fall out or move around if i blink while they are dry. These glasses keep my eyes out of the wind and keep my contacts in place. It fits great with my Smith helmet. I love the different lenses that you get with these!
Trail Partners!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
These glasses offer everything I would want for riding, including light weight, a comfortable nose piece, and a big lens that provides plenty of coverage. Personally the lowered brow design is great, and a chromopop lens is a must! Love the high color definition.
Great sunglasses for the trail!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
I've been cycling for years, mostly road, and have exclusively used Oakley sunglasses in one form or another. So of course I try their vented RadarLock Trail Prizm sunglasses when I turned to mountain biking. After a few uses, I felt they were a bit too dark for the trail, and despite being vented, still fogged up. Enter the Smith Attack sunglasses.
I exchanged the Oakley's for the Smith's. I knew you got two pairs of lenses with the Smith's, which includes a ChromaPop Contrast Rose lens, very similar to the Chromapop Smith goggles I use for low light skiing. Wow, what an improvement in light transmission and visibility! And the Contrast Rose still help cut the bright glare of the sun when I was in open field. And despite not being vented, these sunglasses fogged up less than the vented Oakleys! I am so impressed, I want to buy a pair for my son if Smith can do these in prescription form. Here's hoping. I recently purchased a Smith helmet and of course, the fit with these sunglasses is fantastic!
Great sunglasses, and the magnetic Pivlock is literally a snap to use. No instructions necessary. The only con I can think of is the case. I found you do have to take the arms off to store in the included case, and the arms do bounce around in the case, too. Would've been nicer if you could just leave the arms on folded. But that's a relatively small nit for such a great pair of glasses! Highly recommended!
Awesome shades for riding!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
I've been in the Attacks for a few weeks now and love them. They are light and fit great. Chromapop is the real deal and helps me see clearer with less eye strain. The real benefit however is the new lens/temple interface. So easy and quick. No more forcing lenses into super tight temples. These things rock.


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Thomas C. Chatmon, Jr., Executive Director
Since joining the City of Orlando in 2007 as Executive Director of the Downtown Development Board (DDB) and Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA), Thomas Chatmon oversees economic development, retail and business recruitment, marketing and special events programming, and housing development within the downtown CRA area. He has played an integral role in achieving some of downtown Orlando's premier developments, including Church Street Plaza, Citi Tower, Marriott Orlando Downtown, Amway Center, the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, Chase Plaza, 55 West, SunRail, and more.
Currently, Thomas serves as the Chair of the Homeless Services Network of Central Florida (HSN) Board and on the Starter Studio Board. He has served as past chair of the International Downtown Association (IDA) and has served on various community boards including past chair of Nap Ford Community School, MyRegion.org, WMFE Community Advisory Board, and the Central Florida Urban League Board.
A native of Albany, GA, Thomas has been named in Georgia Trend magazine's annual list of 100 Most Influential Georgians and has received numerous other distinguished awards such as the Martin Luther King Celebration Leadership Award and the Leadership Albany Outstanding Alumni Award. Thomas has been honored as one of Orlando Business Journal's 10 Businessmen to Watch and Orlando Magazine named him as one of Orlando's 50 Most Powerful People. A proud graduate of Morehouse College, Thomas and his wife, Brenetta, live in downtown Orlando.
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RFID Setup
There are a few steps to setting up RFID:
- You will need this MMC console if you are not running Vista:
- You will need to have Biztalk installed, configured and the the BizTalk host service and rules update services started
- You will need to have selected MSMQ as a standard windows component to be added with core components.
Warning: beware when using the RFID manager of misleading information. Sometimes nothing is displayed if a dialog box is open. Also if you start the service manually from the Services MMC the RFID manager gets in a bit of a muddle.
if you are using SQL Express you will need the SQL Server Management Studio Express
Note: the "Programs and Features" does not contain the RFID install.
I did originally write
- You should create an RFID service user with logged on permissions
Otherwise you get this event log Message:Cannot open database "RFIDSTORE" requested by the login. The login failed. Do this step before installing the Infrastructure (otherwise you get database and registry security grief)
However, maybe because of visa I couldn't get the service to be recognised. Instead I found the RFID problem due to not specifying the FULL NAME (instead of (local)) for SQL EXPRESS. Beginner error.


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Palmettos and Shamrocks
Charleston's Irish Influences
- Republic of Ireland President Eamon De Valera in Charleston in April, 1920.
As is the way of all things Charleston, our Irish history goes back far and has deep roots. As South Carolina historian Arthur Mitchell has said, the Irish rose so far and so fast in Charleston because harsh conditions in the Old World made them survivors: "When they hit the beaches here, they were ready for anything." Before starting this weekend's celebrations leading up to Tuesday's festivities for St. Patrick's Day, perhaps a review of some Irish history in Charleston is in order.
According to the Charleston Post and Courier, most historians trace the first Irish settlers in Charleston to three ships that arrived in 1670 by way of Barbados. Included amongst these early settlers was Capt. Florence O'Sullivan, who would earn the moniker Sentry of Charleston Harbor and was honored by having one of the islands at the mouth of the harbor bear his name. Other notable Irish-Charlestonians included a number of well-regarded architects such as White House architect James Hoban, who designed several of Charleston's buildings, including the old Courthouse at Broad and Meeting.
Charleston's Irish immigration history is bracketed into three periods: prior to the 1750s, Irish immigrants were primarily Protestant, Anglican; from 1750 to 1820, Scots Presbyterian Irish arrived; and the period from the 1820s through the 1900s saw poorer Irish Catholics come to Charleston to escape the famine at home or the overcrowded conditions up North. Here's an abbreviated timeline:
1776: Irish contributed heavily to revolutionary politics. Of the eight South Carolinians who signed either the Declaration of Independence or the Constitution, four were of Irish descent.
1801: The Hibernian Society, which exists to this day, founded as an Irish benevolent organization. By 1833, there were at least 17 Irish social, philanthropy, church or militia groups in the city. In 1840, Hibernian Hall was built.
1860: Charleston's Irish population jumped 38 percent in 10 years. Like many cities on the East Coast, the Irish were drawn to the police force and a full third of Charleston's Finest were Irish.
1861-5: Irish Volunteers were among the first to come to the South's defense during the Civil War. The flag used by the local battalion depicted a palmetto tree and crescent on a green background. The reverse side showed an Irish harp surrounded by eleven stars, representing the eleven states of the Confederacy. A memorial for the fallen is in St. Lawrence Cemetery (the Catholic area next to Magnolia).
- Hibernian Hall (1840) at 105 Meeting Street, Charleston, SC 29401
1900s: Many Irish families lived in the old 4th Ward, particularly in the area on and around where the Gaillard Auditorium sits today. Ansonborough stayed heavily Irish-American until the 1950s, and some older residents still affectionately refer to it as "the Borough". After WWII, ethnic identities began to dissipate as assimilation into American society became more important to immigrants. Lois has a gorgeous listing in Ansonborough at 24 Wentworth Street. Have you seen it yet? You really should. Call her at 843-270-2797 for a showing!
1920: Second-generation Irish-American John P. Grace was the city's first Irish Catholic mayor in 1911. Charleston's Irish identity also drew recognition from overseas. In 1920, Eamon De Valera, founder of the Republic of Ireland, made a visit to the Holy City (see above). A photograph from that time shows Grace greeting him and standing next to them is Andrew Riley, grandfather of current Mayor Joe Riley Jr.
1975: Current Mayor Joe Riley Jr. becomes the city's longest serving executive and second Catholic Irish mayor.
2013: Mayor Joe Riley helped dedicate the waterfront park for the South Carolina Irish Memorial on Charlotte Street. Many residents attribute the Holy City attitude to their Irish ancestors; Mayor Riley stated that "[t]he gentle cheerful goodness that being a Charlestonian is all about comes from them." Lois had a blast at the ceremony; read about it on our blog!
Our Baile Chathail
A recent Dublin transplant said that nearly everyone he's met in Charleston claims to be one-fourth or one-seventh or some-part Irish. And they probably are. Charleston's Irish today are going through the same patterns seen in other ethnic groups in America's melting pot: as third- and fourth-generation Irish-Americans try to re-focus on their roots, interest and pride in heritage has become increasingly relevant.
For example, Charleston's Pure Theater is currently running a very promising play set in Ireland, "Outside Mullingar", written by Irish-American Oscar and Pulitzer Prize winner John Patrick Shanley. Just this week, the CofC Faculty Senate approved a new undergraduate minor at the College of Charleston, Irish and Irish American Studies. The group will sponsor the production of Celtic Night on April 4th at the Charleston Music Hall. And we're sure there's more to come!
Honoring St. Patrick
Looking forward to Tuesday's parade? Our forefathers sure did. From a March 16, 1904 article in the Evening Post:
Tomorrow is St. Patrick's Day, a festival very dear to the hearts of the Irish and it will be royally observed in Charleston. The day is one of the regular celebrations of Charleston; the fact that it is not a legal holiday will not dim the ardor of the Irish or detract in any way from the celebration. Charleston, true to her loyal custom, will be all Irish tomorrow...Tomorrow all nationalities will be forgotten except the Irish, and the glories of the country, race, and people will be total in eloquent speech and otherwise commemorated.


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Watch India v England Live
Canada, ICC World Cup 2011, News, Pakistan »
Shahid Afridi took 5 wickets and save Pakistan from being lost against Canada. If Afridi's magic failed, it might have been a 2nd upset after England and Ireland's match in world cup 2011.
Pakistan won the toss and chose to bat first,except Misbah-ul-Haq (37) and Umar Akmal (48), no batsmen were impressive and whole team all out for just 184 runs in just 43 overs. Baidwan from Canada took 3 wickets.
As expected Canada started with 2 quick wickets. No Canadian batsmen …
Bangladesh, Featured, ICC World Cup 2011, India, News »
Opening match of ICC cricket world cup 2011 is won by India against Bangladesh.
Bangladesh won the toss and selected to bowl first. India started very well and without any problem in facing the Bangladesh bowling attack, made the target of 370 runs with the loss of just 4 wickets. Virendar Sehwag scored his career best 175 runs. Virat Kohli also played amazingly and scored 100 and remained not out till the end.
No Bangladesh bowler was so effective and Indian batsmen …
Headline, ICC World Cup 2011 »
Finally four years waiting period is over. ICC world cup 2011 is going to start on 19 Feb, 2011. ICC world cup 2011 will be taking place in Bangladesh, India and Sri Lanka. Cricket World Cup 2011 schedule will have 14 teams, out of which 10 would be of test rank status. There are two groups participating in the ICC world cup 2011.
Group A – Australia, Pakistan, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe, Canada and Kenya.
Group B – India, South Africa, …
ICC World Cup 2011, News »
On Thursday 27 Jan the International Cricket Council (ICC) has approved Sri Lanka's three venues (CWC matches) to host the Cricket World Cup 2011.
Sri Lanka will host twelve matches, including a semi final of the 49-match tournament at the three venues beginning February 20.
ICC venue inspection team includes the Tournament Director, members of the Central Organizing Committee (COC) and the ICC reported five outstanding venues were scheduled to host matches in the World Cup 2011.
Following the inspection tour, the …
Australia, England, Headline, ICC World Twenty20 2010 »
The final of ICC world twenty20 2010 was the last match of the tournament but it was the first ever ICC tournament victory for England. Though the Australia was favorite as their amazing win over Pakistan in semi-finals, England played really well in all parts of the game and lifted the trophy.
England won the toss and chose to field first. The decision was perfect as in the beginning of the inning, England took 3 wickets in just 8 runs. Australia …
Australia, England, Headline, ICC World Twenty20 2010 »
Watch Australia v England ICC World T20 Final Live
ICC World T20 2010 Final (Eng v Aus) is here. Old rivals England and Australia will play against each other in the final. This will be the most exciting final between England v Australia. Both teams are in high power as both have played very well in the group matches as well as semi-finals.
England team is very well equipped with the all kind of talents and all players have given really good …


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Classics are often referred to as the piece of literary works that could narrate their stories across generations. The classics, though written in any part of the world or representing any particular society are acknowledged throughout the globe for their relevance and other qualities. Every book has a mesmerizing tale for every reader who has a taste of his own. So, it becomes really difficult to mention only five to suit one's life or taste. Yet, here are the top 5 classics that every literature lover must read to quench (or begin) their thirst for books!
- To Kill a Mocking Bird – By Harper Lee
The Pulitzer Prize-winning novel is considered an all-time classic of American Literature. The novel is renowned for its warmth and humor despite depicting the issues of racial injustice and rape. The plot is set in the times of Great Depression (1933-35) in the fictional town of Maycomb, Alabama. It revolves around a six-year-old girl, Jean Louis Finch (Scout), who lives with her elder brother Jeremy (Jem) and her widowed father Atticus Finch.
- The Great Gatsby – By F. Scott Fitzgerald
The novel was first published in 1925 and is a contender for the title "Great American Novel". The Modern Library editorial board voted it the 20th Century Best American Novel and second best in the English Language. The story is set in the fictional towns of East and West Egg of prosperous Long Islands of 1922. The Great Gatsby provides a critical social history of America in the 20th century, an era of profound economic prosperity, criminal activities, modern communication devices and Jazz Music!
- Pride and Prejudice – By Jane Austen
It is one of the most loved novels of English Literature among both literary scholars and the general public. First published in 1813, the book has been adapted over a century for professional and amateur dramatics, print continuations and Film and TV versions. Pride and Prejudice is a romantic novel which revolves around the plot of societal pressure for finding a good (wealthy) match and marriage as an instrument of status and prosperity. Eventually, with the advancements in the story, it advocates the importance of love and not wealth for marriage.
- Anna Karenina – By Leo Tolstoy
The book is widely regarded as a pinnacle of Realist Fiction and was voted as "Greatest Book Ever Written" by the Times poll in 2007. It was published in serial installments from 1873 to 1877 in periodical 'The Russian Messenger'. The story explores a diverse range of issues regarding the feudal system, politics, religion, morality and gender inequality. Anna Karenina begins with the most often quoted line-
"Happy Families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way."
- Jane Eyre – By Charlotte Bronte
Jane Eyre was first published in 1847 under the pen name "Currer Bell". The novel contains the elements of social criticism with a strong core of Christian Morality. It also explores the domains of sexuality, classism, religion and proto-feminism. The events are depicted with a heightened intensity that previously used to be the domain of poetry, thus revolutionizing the art of writing fiction.
The above-mentioned books are considered as greatest classics in the history of literature. There are many more that have impacted the world and the choice for top 5 may vary from person to person.Yet, these books are the reminiscence of the struggle the world has gone through. The books make us delve into the past, whilst teaching us lessons for a better tomorrow.


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999Games Exit: The Game - The Abandoned Cabin
Give in to your escapist longings or thrill-seeking tendencies by indulging in this enthralling game with a riveting background story… Exit: The Game is designed to captivate, exhilarate and stimulate the brain by inviting the players to come up with inventive solutions. This edition tells and plays out the story of the Abandoned Cabin, or de Verlaten Hut in Dutch.
In Exit: The Game – The Abandoned Cabin, players must use their team spirit, creativity, and powers of deduction to crack codes, solve puzzles, collect objects, and earn their freedom bit by bit.
The box comes in Dutch but English instructions and background stories are easily found online.
– Contains 1 decoder disk, 86 cards, 3 strange artifacts, 1 book and 1 rule book
– Level 3, 12-99 jaar, 1-4 spelers, 45 min
– Measures 13 x 4.3 x 18 cm


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Smoky Paprika Chipotle seasoning blend gives a smoky, spicy flavor to grilled fish making it irresistible. This is a one time use packet designed to make Smoky Paprika Chipolte Swordfish recipe which is included on the back of the packet.
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I came home far too late yesterday to blog my Tandy Tuesday pasta recipe for the week. I of course would not let it slide, as I love being a part of the Presto Pasta Nights community. This recipe for tuna lasagne has been a firm favourite of mine for a long time. It is what I would call a cheat's recipe, using tinned ingredients, or what my friend Pink calls Meals In Minutes. No matter what you call it, give it a try. A version of this recipe appeared originally in Lavender and Lime.
Tuna Lasagne
- 400 g tin of cream of tomato soup
- butter
- 2 170 g tins of tuna drained
- 1 teaspoon dried dill
- salt and freshly ground black pepper for seasoning
- 250 g tub of smooth plain cottage cheese
- 4 sheets ready to use lasagne sheets
- 20 g cheddar cheese grated
- 2 roma tomatoes sliced
- preheat the oven to 180° Celsius
- butter your lasagne dish
- heat the soup and add the tuna
- break the tuna apart and add the dill and seasoning
- mix in the cottage cheese and remove from the heat
- ladle in two spoons of the mix into your dish
- layer 2 sheets of the lasagne
- ladle in two spoons of the mix into your dish
- layer 2 sheets of the lasagne
- top with the balance of the sauce
- sprinkle the cheese over the top
- layer the tomatoes and season
- cook as per the box instructions for the lasagne
Click on the links for conversions and notes.
I am submitting this recipe to Presto Pasta Nights, which is being hosted this week by Ruth from Recipes From 4every Kitchen


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Lincoln Car Manuals PDF & Wiring Diagrams above the page.
History of "Lincoln" dates back to 1901, when Henry Leland produced his first Oldsmobile (Manuals PDF page). In 1903 he founded the company "Cadillac" (Manuals page), and in 1917 left the group "General Motors" (PDF Manuals page) and in 1921 with his son founded his own company.
The company "Lincoln" was born in a competitive environment. While in the US alone more than a hundred car manufacturers. One-third of them focused on the wealthy buyers. The company "Lincoln" was trying to break into this market segment with its engine V8. Their main competitors were of "Cadillac", "Packard" and "Franklin". Despite the financial assistance of Henry Ford, the company has got a period of difficulties, and only merged with "Ford" (Manuals page) could save him. While the "Ford" has sold more than one million cars a year and could afford to take the risk. After Henry Ford bailouts, things went better. Cars were extremely high quality, and soon sales grew to several hundred copies a year, but it was only the beginning.
Dutch designer Johan van Sterkenburg Tyaarda, better known simply as the Detroit Tyaarda John, in 1936 developed a new model Lincoln Zephyr. It was an excellent car with streamlined bodywork and engine V12, located in front. In 1935, "Lincoln" has sold about 4,000 cars, and in 1936 - 22,000, of whom 15,000 were Zephyr models. Lincoln Continental model appeared in 1940. This machine was the basis of the post-war models. Like other car manufacturers, the company "Lincoln" during the war, worked for the army, releasing 145,000 bodies for jeeps, 25,332 engines for tanks and 24,929 engine mounts for B24 bombers. During the war, it was not until the development of new models of cars, so that cars Lincoln descended from the production line January 10, 1946, almost repeated cars in 1940.
That was only the bumpers, wheels with hubs and chrome trim on the hood. The cheapest model was known simply as Lincoln and had a five-liter V12 engine capacity of 130 liters. p. at 3600 rev / min. The standard equipment of this vehicle include electro windows. Earlier similar equipment is installed at an additional cost.
In addition to the "cheap" model Lincoln had more expensive - Continental versions coupe and convertible body. Continental model has cost three times more than the Ford model. From 13,496 cars Lincoln sold in 1946, 466 copies of Continental (265 coupes and 201 convertibles). Later vehicles remained virtually unchanged until until April 22, 1948 have not been entered 1949 model. Now, the range consisted of models of Lincoln Cosmopolitan.
Cars were similar and consisted of the same mechanical parts, but Lincoln had a standard wheelbase of 3080 mm compared to 3180 mm in its larger brethren. Now V12 engine replaced by a modern V8 displacement of 5520 cm3 and a capacity of 152 liters. s, and the front had independent suspension.
During the Korean War, car sales rose sharply. A few weeks after the outbreak of hostilities company "Lincoln" launched two new models - Lindo and Capri.
V8 engines of "Lincoln" is still an old-fashioned nizhneklapannym powertrains, while competitors have to offer modern OHV. In 1952, "Lincoln" was finally able to offer a modern engine.
It was a V8 power unit displacement of 5203 cm3, capacity 162 liters. p. at 3900 rev / min. He was considered a cost-effective - expended "only" 20 liters per 100 km. For enthusiasts of interest is that the motor had almost unlimited opportunities for improvement. The company took part in the race "Carrera Pan-America", winning in 1953 and 1954 first prize.
In the autumn of 1955 the company "Lincoln" appeared at the Paris Motor Show with a new model Lincoln Continental Mark-II. The machine cost $ 10 000, which at the time was a lot, but for the money the buyer received the collected manually two-door coupe. In 1958, a model Mark-II WITH FILM body. But time is practical and delightful Lincoln vehicles in the past. Machines are becoming more and their engines - more powerful. In 1970, they already had a length of 5720 mm, the engine displacement of 7536 cm3 and a capacity of 370 liters. p. at 4600ob / min.
In 1979, there was a representative model "Town Car" , and in 1983 - "Mark VII" with a 2-door sedan aerodynamically perfect. In 1987 saw the release of the first front-wheel drive "Lincoln Continental" unified on the chassis with the "Ford Taurus". In 1990, the "Town Car" got a beautiful new body in a classic style, and after 2 years appeared "Mark VIII" with original body and V8 engine 284 hp In late 1994, the second generation of buyers offered a front-series "Continental", made in the style of "Mark VIII". In 1997, "Lincoln" has presented a multi-purpose all-wheel drive "Navigator", created on the chassis "Ford Expedition".


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Every household can make a difference by recycling and minimizing their impact on already overburdened landfills. These tips for recycling at home include easy tips for beginners and advanced recycling ideas for the die-hard environmentalist.
Tip 1 – Identifying Recyclables
The first step to recycling is identifying what items are recyclable. Some recyclable items are easy to identify because they contain a recycle symbol or PET code on them. But these items are not the only recyclable items. You can recycle food scraps, gray water, Styrofoam, paint, motor oil, old furniture, appliances and more. Many products that are not recyclable can be reused to keep them out of landfills.
Tip 2 – Make a Home Recycling Center
Everyone in the household is more likely to recycle items if it is easy. With a busy lifestyle it can be hard to remember what items are recyclable and let's face it, sometimes we are lazy and it is easier to simply toss an item in the trash. If you make recycling easy, you are more likely to do it. Recycling is much easier when you set up a home recycling center. A home recycling consists of separate labeled bins in the house for different recyclable products. In your kitchen, place a bin for cans, bottles and other items that can be emptied into your outdoor recycle collection container for pickup by your waste collection provider, a bin for your compostable items and a bin for plastic shopping bags. In your office, place a bin for paper, a bin for styrofoam packaging and a bin for old batteries. Set up a shelf in your garage for storing motor oil, paint and old electronics.
Tip 3 – Composting
Don't throw away food scraps and yard trimmings. Instead, make valuable compost to fertilize your garden. Make a compost pile in your backyard by combining 50 percent carbon rich materials such as dirt or dried leaves with 50 percent nutrient rich materials such as fresh grass clippings and vegetable scraps, in a compost bin. Mix the materials thoroughly. Remix the pile each time you add your fruit and vegetable scraps, pet waste and yard trimmings. Keep your compost pile covered with a tarp at all times. Your compost is ready to spread in the garden when all of the items have biodegraded and the compost smells and looks like dirt.
Tip 4 – Compost Toilet
According to the California Energy Commission "about 75 percent of the water we use in our homes is used in the bathroom." A large part of that bathroom water usage is from our toilets. With water shortages an ever-threatening problem, it is a wise idea to reduce our usage. One way to reduce bathroom water usage is to install a newer low-flow toilet. Alternatively, you can get rid of your water using toilets all together and install a compost toilet. Compost toilets may sound strange, but once you get used to the idea, you may like them. Instead of using water, compost toilets mix human waste with a substrate such as peat moss to make a nutrient rich fertilizer suitable for the fertilizing your flower garden. To learn more about compost toilets read, "How to Make a Compost Toilet."
Tip 5 – Hard to Recycle Items
Some items are not easy to recycle. For example, it is often difficult to find recycling centers that accept electronics, furniture and appliances. Ask your waste collection provider or your city government office for a list of recycling facilities that accept the items you are trying to recycle. If neither are able to provide you with an answer, look for a recycling facility on Earth911.com. The Earth911 website has an extensive database of recycling centers for a multitude of items in practically every location.
Continue onto page 2 to read more tips for recycling at home.
Tip 6 – Recycle Gray Water
The average American uses 100 gallons of water a day, estimates the Oberlin College Resource Conservation Team. We can recoup some of the water used in our households by recycling gray water. Gray water is the waste water from your kitchen and bathroom sinks, your shower and bathtub, and from your laundry. Basically, gray water is all of the waste water from your home, except for toilet water. Gray water is reusable, as long as it does not contain toxic or non-biodegradable products such as bleach, paint or other chemicals. Instead of letting gray water go down the drain, reuse it to water your garden or wash your car. To recycle gray water, you can manually collect water from your sink or bathtub in a bucket or you can setup a system that reroutes the water to drain to an outdoor collection container instead of the sewer.
Tip 7 – Recycle Styrofoam
EPS foam, more commonly known by the brand name Styrofoam, is not biodegradable. It is also difficult to recycle because there are very few facilities that accept it. However, it is not impossible to recycle. Locate EPS foam drop off and mail-in recycling centers on the Alliance of Foam Packaging website. Another option is to reuse Styrofoam for craft projects. Give kids some crayons, paint and your old Styrofoam cups, plates and packing materials to create artwork.
Tip 8 – Recycle Paint
Never throw away or pour old paint down the drain. Paint contains additives that can pollute soil and waterways and harm wildlife. If you have extra paint, try to give it to a friend or donate it to charity. Or, give the paint to a recycling center. Locate a hazardous waste collection center that accepts paint in your area or learn alternative ways to properly dispose of old paint here.
Tip 9 – Recycle Motor Oil
Motor oil gets dirty with use and the additives it contains wear out, but the base oil can be cleaned and turned into new motor oil. Special recycling facilities re-refine old motor oil in a process similar to the one used to refine virgin motor oil. The finished recycled motor oil or re-refined motor oil is equal in quality to virgin motor oil. Locate an oil recycling facility in your area by calling 1-800-CLEANUP.
Tip 10 – Get Kids Involved
Teach your kids to recycle through fun games. One fun recycling game is to have kids draw pictures of items that can be recycled. Another game is to have kids walk around the house and identify recyclable items.
More Tips for Recycling at Home
Before tossing that item, look at it. Evaluate if it can be recycled, donated or reused. Aluminum siding, garden hoses, DVDs and more can be recycled. For more reycling ideas, read "50 Things We Can Recycle From A-Z."
Population Education; "What a Waste!"; www.populationeducation.org/docs/earthmatters/em2_unit7.pdf
California Energy Commission; "Saving Energy"; www.energyquest.ca.gov/saving_energy/index.html
Oberlin College Resource Conservation Team; "Interesting Facts About Recycling"; www.oberlin.edu/recycle/facts.html
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Another Sunday, another church
St Oswald's Church is in Ravenstonedale, Cumbria. It is an active Anglican parish church in the deanery of Appleby, the archdeaconry of Carlisle, and the diocese of Carlisle. Its benefice is united with those of All Saints, Orton, and St James, Tebay. The church is recorded in the National Heritage List for England as a designated Grade I listed building.
The church is constructed in rubble stone with rusticated quoins, and has slate roofs. Its plan consists of an eight-bay nave with north and south porches, a short chancel, and a west tower. The tower is in three stages with a west doorway. There are bell openings on the north and south sides. The parapet is embattled. Along the sides of the church are eight windows with semicircular heads and projecting keystones. At the east end are two windows.
In the churchyard to the south of the church is the stump of a cross-shaft and base which possibly date from before the Norman conquest. Fastened to the top of the cross-shaft is a brass sundial plate dated 1700. The whole structure has been listed at Grade II. To the north of the church are the ruined foundations of the east range of the former cloister of the Gilbertine Ravenstonedale Priory dating from the 13th or 14th century. This is designated as a scheduled monument.
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'' After I'd done the 50th anniversary one," Clare Higgins says with a conspiratorial tone, "and then I got the other scripts to go back, I said to a few friends of mine – close friends, close acting friends, 'Oh, I'm going back to Doctor Who.' The reaction I got – I won't name names, but all of them went, 'Oh. That's very nice.' All riddled with jealousy. Honestly!" At this, Clare punctuates the whispered nugget of actor's gossip with a mischievously wicked laugh.
Speaking to DWM on the phone from her home in Northamptonshire, Clare Higgins laughs. A lot. It's a deep, throaty laugh full of warmth and humour, that textured voice occasionally giving a hint of her West Yorkshire background. But at any second, you feel it could change in a heartbeat to the authoritarian tones of Ohila, High Priestess of the Sisterhood of Karn, capable of summoning a Time Lord from within a TARDIS like a naughty child. It's a role Clare has played on and off since 2013's The Night of the Doctor, the pivotal precursor to the 50th Anniversary Special, The Day of the Doctor. Adding to a lengthy CV of film, television and acclaimed stage performances, it's a role Clare is happy to admit she adores playing.
"Filming Doctor Who in Cardiff really is the most fun I've had on set in a long time," she says enthusiastically, very much under the spell Doctor Who can still cast after 53 years on TV. Did that take her by surprise? "I'm absolutely gobsmacked by it, and I just didn't expect that to happen to be honest. But it has, and I'm really, really pleased. To be part of something like this is fantastic. Everybody wants to be in Doctor Who. It's lovely. It's very, very popular and it's got this iconic status."
When the call to appear in Doctor Who finally came in 2013, Clare didn't have to think to twice about signing up.
"To be in Doctor Who was on my bucket list. I just thought, well, it'd be great to have done something in Doctor Who, so I just said, 'Yes, of course', straight away."
Featuring Paul McGann's first screen appearance as the Doctor since 1996, The Night of the Doctor finally gave viewers the chance to witness the Eighth Doctor's regeneration, taking place on the desolate surface of the planet Karn. Was Clare made aware of the significance of this moment?
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It can also be a very usefull CMS for small companies or non profit organizations. It is Open Source Software (that means free to use), licensed under the General Public license. Syndeocms is my continuation of Site@School 2.4.10.". Product Link: http://www.syndeocms.org/ ====================================================================== 4) Description of Vulnerabilities Secunia Research has discovered multiple vulnerabilities in SyndeoCMS, which can be exploited by malicious users to conduct SQL injection attacks. 1) Input passed via the "class[]" POST parameters (when editing a teacher within the "Teacher" configuration), the "project[]" POST parameters (e.g. when editing a pupil within the "Pupils & Groups" configuration), the "sections" POST parameter (when editing an alert within the "Alerts" configuration), the "send_email" POST parameter (when editing a project within the "Projects" configuration), and the "send_alerts" and "send_alerts_per_section" POST parameters (when editing the configuration withing the "Alerts" configuration) to starnet/index.php is not properly sanitised before being used in a SQL query. This can be exploited to manipulate SQL queries by injecting arbitrary SQL code. Successful exploitation of these vulnerabilities requires access rights to the respective "Configuration" sections. 2) Input passed via the "search_arg" POST parameter to starnet/index.php (when using the "Search" functionality within the "Newsletter" module) is not properly sanitised before being used in SQL queries. This can be exploited to manipulate SQL queries by injecting arbitrary SQL code. 3) Input passed via the "logging" POST parameter to starnet/index.php (when creating a poll within the "Polls" module) is not properly sanitised before being used in a SQL query. This can be exploited to manipulate SQL queries by injecting arbitrary SQL code. 4) Input passed e.g. via the "article_content" POST parameter to starnet/index.php (when editing an article within the "News" module) is not properly sanitised in the "sanitize()" function (starnet/core /common.inc.php) before being used in a SQL query. This can be exploited to manipulate SQL queries by injecting arbitrary SQL code. Successful exploitation of vulnerabilities #2 through #4 requires access rights to the respective modules in "Module Manager". ====================================================================== 5) Solution Update to version 3.0.01. ====================================================================== 6) Time Table 04/08/2011 - Requested security contact. 04/08/2011 - Vendor provides security contact. 06/08/2011 - Vendor notified. 23/09/2011 - Vendor releases version 3.0. 01/10/2011 - Vendor notified of incomplete fixes and additional vulnerabilities. 24/11/2011 - Additional details provided to the vendor. 13/12/2011 - Requested status update. 29/12/2011 - Requested status update. 15/01/2012 - Vendor releases version 3.0.01. 20/04/2012 - Public disclosure. ====================================================================== 7) Credits Discovered by Secunia Research. ====================================================================== 8) References The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) project has not currently assigned a CVE identifier for the vulnerabilities. ====================================================================== 9) About Secunia Secunia offers vulnerability management solutions to corporate customers with verified and reliable vulnerability intelligence relevant to their specific system configuration: https://www.flexera.com/advisories/business_solutions/ Secunia also provides a publicly accessible and comprehensive advisory database as a service to the security community and private individuals, who are interested in or concerned about IT-security.advisories/ Secunia believes that it is important to support the community and to do active vulnerability research in order to aid improving the security and reliability of software in general: https://www.flexera.com/about-us/secunia-research/advisories/ Secunia regularly hires new skilled team members. 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A direct ratio exists between the amount of oxygen in your system's water and the quantity of fish you can raise. More oxygen and fish translate to increased profits for your operation. The Low Head Oxy-generator (LHO) injects oxygen into your system's water effectively and efficiently stripping nitrogen at the same time. The LHO is up to 95% efficient and does so without moving parts or electricity. The cost of oxygen is the only consumable operating expense. That's a plus for you, you get economy and "fail safe" operation.
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