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Ø In this calendar year i.e. 2017, Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has launched 104 satellites, in a single launch, onboard PSLV-C37 on February 15, 2017 and 31 satellites, in a single launch, on-board PSLV-C38 on June 23, 2017. These satellites include – Two Indian Cartosat-2 series satellites, two Indian Nano-Satellites, one Nano satellite from Indian University and 130 foreign satellites from 19 countries, viz. Austria, Belgium, Chile, Czech Republic, France, Finland, Germany, Italy, Israel, Japan, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Slovakia, Switzerland, The Netherlands, UAE, UK and USA. The Cartosat-2 series satellites are placed in a sun synchronous orbit with a designed mission life of 5 years. The main objective of these satellites is to provide high resolution images of earth's surface at sub-meter resolution (Black & White image) and at 2 meter resolution (4-band coloured image). The images obtained from these satellites are useful in variety of applications requiring high resolution images, which include cartography, infrastructure planning, urban & rural development, utility management, natural resources inventory & management, disaster management.
Ø India's Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle Mark-II (GSLV-F09) successfully launched the 2230 kg South Asia Satellite (GSAT-9) into its planned Geosynchronous Transfer Orbit (GTO) on May 05, 2017. The launch of GSLV was its eleventh and took place from the Second Launch Pad at the Satish Dhawan Space Centre SHAR (SDSC SHAR), Sriharikota, the spaceport of India. This was the fourth consecutive success achieved by GSLV carrying indigenously developed Cryogenic Upper Stage.
Ø The first developmental flight (GSLV MkIII-D1) of India's heavy lift launch vehicle GSLV Mk-III was successfully conducted on June 05, 2017 from Satish Dhawan Space Centre SHAR, Sriharikota with the launch of GSAT-19 satellite. This was the first orbital mission of GSLV MkIII which was mainly intended to evaluate the vehicle performance including that of its fully indigenous cryogenic upper stage during the flight. Weighing 3136 kg at lift-off, GSAT-19 became the heaviest satellite launched from the Indian soil.
Ø On June 29, 2017, GSAT-17 became India's third communication satellite to successfully reach orbit in two months. GSAT-17 was launched by the European Ariane 5 Launch Vehicle from Kourou, French Guiana.
Ø A two-day International Seminar on Indian Space Programme: 'Trends and Opportunities for Industry' was organized in New Delhi on November 20-21, 2017. The seminar was organised by Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), Antrix Corporation Limited (the commercial arm of ISRO), in coordination with Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI). The Two-day conference deliberated on the best practices, pursuit of the ongoing discussion process to support further work of India's Space Sector and facilitate to arrive at a coherent framework, where in India's Space Sector can start expanding the domestic and global opportunities through enhanced partnerships and collaborations. The seminar aimed to highlight the achievements and major milestones of Indian Space Sector in recent past, and the future programs and plans. During the seminar, the stakeholders from industry, policy makers, thought leaders and academia, brainstormed on the enabling and encouraging policies of Government of India to exploit the commercial space segment by Indian Industry targeting both domestic and international market.
Ø AstroSat, India's multi-wavelength space telescope completed two years in orbit during the year and has successfully accomplished the difficult task of measuring X-ray polarisation. In a paper published in 'Nature Astronomy', the team documented the results of their eighteen-month study of the Crab pulsar in the Taurus Constellation and measured the variations of polarisation as this highly magnetised object spins around 30 times every second. This landmark measurement puts up a strong challenge to prevailing theories of high energy X-ray emission from pulsars.
Ø An exhibition highlighting the achievements of Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) was inaugurated by the MoS Dr Jitendra Singh, in Surat, Gujarat on September 29, 2017. The exhibition was held under the aegis of Municipal School Board with participation by a large number of school children.
Ø A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between the ISRO Telemetry Tracking and Command Network (ISTRAC), Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), Department of Space and the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR)-National Physical Laboratory (NPL), Ministry of Science and Technology, in New Delhi on August 4, 2017. The MoU provides for time and frequency traceability services to ISRO by CSIR-NPL.
Ø Mars Orbiter Mission successfully completed three years in its orbit on September 24, 2017, surviving well beyond its designed mission life of six months. All Scientific payloads continue to provide valuable data of Mars surface and its atmosphere. Mars Colour Camera on-board MOM has acquired more than 700 images of Martian surface. MOM atlas is published and updates on MOM images are regularly provided on ISRO website. The observations drawn by scientists have been published in 20 scientific papers in peer reviewed journals. The archived scientific data has been released to public for free download and scientific research. About 1380 registered users have downloaded more than 370 GB of data.
Ø ISRO and Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL)/NASA are jointly working on the development of Dual Frequency (L&S band) Synthetic Aperture Radar Imaging Satellite named as NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar (NISAR). The L-band SAR is being developed by JPL/NASA, while ISRO is developing S-band SAR. The L & S band microwave data obtained from this satellite will be useful for variety of applications, which include natural resources mapping and monitoring; estimating agricultural biomass over full duration of crop cycle; assessing soil moisture; monitoring of floods and oil slicks; coastal erosion, coastline changes and variation of winds in coastal waters; assessment of mangroves; surface deformation studies, ice sheet collapses and dynamics.


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They have grown old with me. Know me as well
as any of my friends. More diligent
in reading all my work. Poems are sent
to them each day. And when I tweet a bell
rings at their desks. And all my fiction too
they analyse. One thinks that it's a blind
for deep subversion, thinks that she can find
code in my imagery. They argue too
about my loyalties – I'm not a Trot,
one argues, thinks that I've been KGB
from my teens on. They argue happily
for years, and never quite imagine what
the point might be of all the stuff we share
Tu, hypocrite lecteur, mon semblance et mon frere

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JANET(UK) (United Kingdom)
Andrew Cormack has joined JANET(UK) as Head of CERT in 1999, and is now its Chief Regulatory Adviser, dealing with regulatory and policy issues of running and developing the network and its services. He is a member of the Permanent Stakeholders Group of the European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA) and Chair of the Funding Council of the Internet Watch Foundation. He has degrees in mathematics, law and humanities and is a European Chartered Engineer.


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Software > Discontinued Products > LogonStudio
LogonStudio is a program that allows you to change the look of the Windows logon/welcome screen. It also contains a simple GUI editor, and the ability to import other formats of logon (bare logonui.exe files). LogonStudio is completely free to use. For ...
Try the WinCustomize logons library [1]. Links: ------ [1] http://www.wincustomize.com/skins.asp?library=26
Unfortunately, due to the way Windows works, LogonStudio is unable to work on a domain.
When this happens, click load again, and browse inside the LogonStudio directory for a folder with the same name. Open that folder, and click the file inside. The Logon should now appear in the list.
Go to c:windowsSystem32oobeinfobackgrounds Change the name of backgroundDefault.jpg to backgroundDefault.jpg.bak Try to use LogonStudio again.


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How's this for a home with a difference? Doug and Kate and their two-year-old son Jack have lived on their houseboat on Sydney Harbour for about five years.
With the constant gentle rocking of the boat, the beautiful sun-rises and sparkling sunlight all day Doug and Kate say they can't imagine ever selling their unique home.
Since only four houseboats are allowed in Sydney Harbour, and no more licenses are to be granted in the future, theirs is a very exclusive address.
Their houseboat has an interesting history:
- The original barge was the original punt across the Spit in Sydney Harbour
- After WWI some returned diggers decided to build houses on the barges, without any electricity or home comforts
- At one stage it was owned by the family who owns the house next to the path. It sank and the owner intended towing it away until his then-18 year old daughter objected. She is now 90 years old!
- The houseboat has had a series of owners. Businessman David Hill owned it in the 1970s and installed water and electricity. Entrepreneur John Singleton and Ian Kiernan (of Clean Up Australia) then owned it and designed the current structure with its second storey.
- John Singleton sold it to a group of barristers (one of whom was a friend of Kate's). One night they had a party, turned the water on the mains broke just as the guests started arriving. The boat filled up with water and sank – a sight that hit the headlines
- The boat was rebuild and refloated and sold to another barrister, who subsequently put an ad in the paper
- Doug's wife saw the ad "Houseboat for Sale". They went and looked at it and fell in love immediately.


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Lord McNally's response to the Youth Justice Reform announcement
Lord McNally's response to the Youth Justice Reform announcement
The Rt Hon Lord McNally, Chairman of the Youth Justice Board for England & Wales (YJB) said:
"The Government's next steps for youth justice reform seek to address, among other things, the concerns about weaknesses in the current youth custodial estate which have been previously raised by the Youth Justice Board and major stakeholders.
"Moving the youth secure estate into a new 'Youth Custody Service', which will maintain a child-focussed ethos and a new specialist workforce, is a welcome step. The real test of the efficacy of this and associated reforms will be whether the new structure delivers what the Youth Justice Board has always aspired to – a welfare-based and therapeutic approach towards addressing a child's offending behaviour, so that they are given every opportunity to go on to live fulfilled and crime-free lives.
"There could be no better indication that the Government endorses this direction of travel than the appointment of Charlie Taylor as my successor. I am handing over to him a strong Board, dedicated staff and a YOT structure which will continue to deliver holistic and cross-disciplinary services to young offenders at local level.
"Charlie will be building on the successes of the YJB over the last 17 years; but will bring to the task personal qualities and experience, the better to meet the formidable challenges youth justice still faces going forward."


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Previous reference 1905635 - potholes at the kerb
Reported in the Potholes / Highway Condition category anonymously at 10:35, Wednesday 8 January 2020
Sent to Northamptonshire County Council 6 minutes later. ref: 1925136.
Previous report was sent to Anglian Water but the potholes are not part of the drain - they are about two foot away but in the vicinity of the drain. They are in the verge so you will hit them if you try to avoid the sunken drain/manhole.
Thank you for reporting a fault. We will use the information you have provided to assess and prioritise this fault in accordance with our published response times for fault reports.
State changed to: Investigating
Posted by Northamptonshire County Council at 10:40, Wednesday 8 January 2020
Thank you for your enquiry - Works have been instructed and will be undertaken within 28 days.
State changed to: Action scheduled
Posted by Northamptonshire County Council at 13:16, Monday 13 January 2020
Thank you for reporting a fault on the highway, the highways team have now resolved the issue.
State changed to: Fixed
Posted by Northamptonshire County Council at 10:50, Thursday 13 February 2020
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


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Dear Councilman Koretz,
I am writing concerning your stance on food trucks. Specifically, this is a reply to your position that food trucks, being mobile, constitute "unfair competition" for stationary restaurants. Your statement was made in reply to the Southern California Mobile Food Vendors Association (MFVA), which plans to open a permanent food truck lot on 3rd street. Above all else, I seek clarification.
If the food trucks' main advantage over stationary restaurants is their mobility, how will keeping them in a permanent lot make this condition worse? That is, unless the lot is itself mobile? Is this your position, Councilman? That some variety of levitating– possibly time-traveling– lot, when outfitted with food trucks, may hurt the profit margins of poor, non-ambulatory restaurants, restaurants that are forced to obey the rules of spatiotemporal relation? If this is your concern, please say so outright. As a resident of Los Angeles, I believe it is my right to know whether or not I must protect my family from lots, intersections, or any other allegedly-fixed location that may come to life.
Now that I look at your quote again, I see that you merely said you were "not thrilled" with the idea of these food trucks occupying a lot on 3rd. In this case, I still need clarification. Granted, the sole purpose of any private business should be to thrill you and you alone, Councilman Koretz, but why does this not thrill you? Just before that, you said, "There have been problems with these trucks popping up in front of businesses and people's homes." I will not ask you what these problems are, as we have all heard the stories. I cannot remember the last time I turned on the evening news without hearing yet another report of a household, under siege by Frytruck, or Coolhaus, or especially NomNom, forced to eat this inexpensive, gourmet, uniquely Angelino fare. I have been affected by this plight personally, as my grandmother was once pelted with kimchi and Korean short rib when she refused to follow a certain food truck on Twitter.
I will ask, however, why you do not consider this lot a solution to the scourge of roving gangs of food trucks. If these trucks are contained in a lot, we might more easily monitor them. We could station police, even the National Guard, nearby. The only reason against this lot is, again, if the lot is itself more dangerous than the trucks. Again, the only reasonable conclusion is that the lot is mobile, possibly time-traveling, and almost certainly haunted. Is this what you're hiding, Councilman? The people must know.
As a side note, I find it commendable that, rather than wipe out the food trucks or the cursed lot altogether, you see this as an opportunity to feed workers at construction sites, men and women for whom, as you put it, "it's difficult… to have access to other food." While relegating these fascinating cultural institutions to construction sites may be akin to pushing the doomsday clock back a scant ten minutes, it is clear that something must be done about the sorry state of nutrition at Los Angeles construction sites. I for one am tired of finding dead construction workers every time we have a hard rain. It's making us, as a city, look bad. You know?
Thank you for your time and attention.
Peter Miller


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If Vacuum Excavation is performed, all of the soil can be used again as back fill material. APC gives contractors a great alternative to costly, less efficient hand digging, or dangerous mechanical digging in hazardous areas.
APC Corporation uses the world's only dedicated wet/dry Hydro Excavator. This patented filter bag system eliminates dust from being displaced into the atmosphere
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In honor of Thanksgiving, I did a little crowdsourcing to find out what my fellow direct sellers were most thankful for that their businesses provided them. Here are the Top Five.
Top Six Reasons to be Thankful for your Direct Sales Business
- Extra income!
- Freedom to make your own schedule.
- Working a job that is meaningful to you.
- Getting pushed outside of your comfort zone and alleviated the boredom of the same old same old day to day life.
- Finding an amazing support system and working toward your goals with a team cheering you on!
- Meeting new friends! From customers to other consultants, direct sales will get you meeting people whose paths you might never cross otherwise.
What are your reasons for being thankful this holiday season?
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1013 7788 Ackroyd Road, Richmond Listing #: R2485845
Location, location! Rare to find, 5 years new Quintet Tower D, located at Richmond downtown core. This is a quiet inside corner, Southeast facing 2 bedroom 2 bathroom unit designed with modern touches, including air conditioning in each room, oak engineered hardwood flooring, dark wood cabinets, quartz & marble countertops, stainlesss steel Bosch/Bloomberg appliances, new carpets, new paintings. Onsite 5 star amenities include 2 acre rooftop garden, 75 foot indoor pool, whirlpool & sauna, Jacuzzi, fitness centre, yoga room and lounge. Steps to Canada Line, new City Community Centre, Trinity Western University & Kwantlen University, shopping malls and restaurants. Great school catchment: Brighouse elementary and Richmond Secondary. BC assessment Value $80,5000.
Taxes (2019): $2,547.39
- Elevator
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text: The Love Myth ISBN: 9781632690463Author: Godwin UdeDescription:True love is not a myth . . . but myths about love do abound! Every day thousands of people make marital commitments on the temporary and shaky foundation of "being in love"-and quickly find life full of frustration and despair. Troubled by the onslaught of the Hollywood version of love aggressively promoted through the media, Dr. Ude sets out to explore the myth of what is being sold to us as love. In a simple and practical way, The Love Myth presents research findings by notable psychologists; while exploring the sociological, theological, and psychological implications of our misconstrued concept of love; and offering redemptive insights for pursuing, finding, and keeping true love. Retail Price: $14.99buy it at amazonbuy it at barnes & noble


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The global membrane separation market was valued at $19.0 billion in 2012 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 10.8% in the forecast 2013 to 2019, to reach an estimated value of $39.2 billion in 2019.
Membrane Separation Market: Overview
Membrane separation technology is the most popular method used for cleaning water. The constant growing demand for membranes is due to the increasing gap between water supply and its demand. The membrane separation market covers a wide spectrum of industries in order to maintain the environment. The need for this technology is expected to be the highest from pharmaceutical, industrial gas processing, and other medical end-user segments in the near future. The water and waste-water treatment segments occupy the largest market share in the membranes market, with approximately a share value of 62.2% in 2013.
All the above mentioned segments are enhanced due to high solute rejection, chemical and mechanical stability, and cost-effective properties of membranes marked in each of these segments. Such factors are responsible for the rapid growth and demand for membranes for solving water industry and other environmental concerns.
However, the market will also have to overcome certain restraining challenges, such as changing regulations and short life span, in order to meet the rising demands from the growing membranes market.
Without the need of adding any chemical substances, the membrane separation technology helps to separate materials through minute gaps or pores in a suitable molecular arrangement.
Membrane Separation Market – By Product Segmentation
Some of the membrane processes to aid water treatment are ultrafiltration, microfiltration, nanofiltration, and reverse osmosis. Membrane technology, filtration, membrane bioreactors, and medical membrane devices are some of the extra areas covered under this market study.
Among all the markets, the microfiltration sector dominated the overall market with over 35% global market share in 2012. On the other hand, the water & wastewater dominated the end-user market with approximately 36% global market shares in 2012. This sector was seen as the major end-user segment of membrane separation technology, expected to increase at a CAGR of 11.1% during 2013-19.
Expansion of such industry was the largest in the European membrane market, in 2013. The market in this region is expected to reach $13.8 billion in 2019, rising at a CAGR of 9.6% in the forecast period.
Owing to efficient use of energy in the separation process, lesser use of chemicals and simple usage after correct installation, membrane separation technology proves to be highly beneficial over other traditional techniques.
Factors Driving the Membrane Separation Market
The chief factor propelling the growth of the market is demand for clean and processed drinking water. Mandatory government regulations are implied to provide public with clean drinking water that is certainly free of impurities.
In addition, environmental acts such as the Clean Water Act run by the national government as mandatory adherence have also influenced the growth and demand for membrane separation technology in areas with water scarcity. The general awareness of water scarcity has driven the demand for water reuse in water-stricken areas.
As chemical treatments are regarded as an unclean form of technology causing disposal waste materials, the global water and waste water segment experienced a major shift from usage of chemical materials to physical treatments, in the past few years.
Competitive Landscape
The competitive landscape section of the global market study on membrane separation provides benchmarking of vital market players – their product offering and geographical presence. Some of the major operating players are Koch Membrane Systems Inc., Dow Chemical Company, Nitto Denko Corporation, Evoqua Water Technologies, Degremont SA, Pall Corporation, Merck Millipore, 3M Company, GEA Filtration, and Veolia Environnement.
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I have designed this high voltage, low current power supply for various experiments in systems & synthetic biology. I have cleaned up the design and I am placing the schematic and board layout online below! This circuit outputs up to +1,866VDC at under 1 mA or can be tapped at various points for +622VDC or +933VDC. This is useful for either DIY Biology or institutional research experiments such as:
- capillary electrophoresis
- digital microfluidics using electrowetting-on-dielectric
- possibly electroporation
- various electrokinetic experiments, such as dielectrophoresis
- (other uses?? Let me know)
- and, lastly of course: making huge sparks that go PAHHHHH-POP
Below is the schematic; read the full post below for the board layout information. Click on the schematic for the full sized version. The schematic operates in stages, so leaving out or bypassing before the 2nd final stage will yield only +933VDC, and leaving out that stage will yield only +622VDC, etc.


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Caledonian Road And Barnsbury Station
- Caledonian Road, N1 1DN (streetmap) (osm) (gmap) (bingmap) (streetview)
Zone 2 London Overground station on the North London Line.
No barriers evident in July 2008.
See also:
OS X co-ord: 530850 OS Y co-ord: 184433 (Latitude: 51.543631 Longitude: -0.114469)
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Paul McCartney: One of my special memories is when we were in Obertauern, Austria, filming for Help!. John and I shared a room and we were taking off our heavy ski boots after a day's filming, ready to have a shower and get ready for the nice bit, the evening meal and drinks. We were playing a cassette of our new recordings and my song 'Here, There and Everywhere" was on. And I remember Jogn saying, "You know, I probably like that better than any of my songs on the tape".Coming from John, that was high praise indeed.
Beatles Anthology, p. 209 (I think. hehe.)
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Your Questions Answered
Who are you?
I'm Nine. I'm from Northern Ireland, and I live in Scotland Malaysia. I make zines.
What's going on here?
In spite of behaving like the anti-suave (stick around, you'll see what I mean), I've kissed a lot of people. I mean, lots of people have kissed a lot of people, so that's no big deal, but I kind of prefer to remember who they all were.
And so I decided to embark on the task of chronicling them all. This is happening in chronological order, or as close to it as I can possibly manage.
How do you manage to remember all these people?
I used to keep a list, but lost it a long time ago. I've been writing diaries, blogs and memoir stuff fairly regularly for many years, though, so I compiled a new list by working through the information I could find in them – and to justify the exercise, I started this blog.
I'm pretty good at remembering where and when these things happened, even though I'd have trouble telling you what I did two weeks ago. I guess I always found making out with people to be reasonably significant, even when it was just drunken opportunism. My memories of teenage and adult life tend to be filtered through who I was getting off with, what music I was listening to, and where I travelled to.
What's the point?
The thing is, it's about more than just formulaic instances of 'make drunken pass at someone, obliterate self with alcohol, move on'. It's about teen angst and formative experiences and unrealistic expectations and heartbreak; it's about discovering alcohol and going to gigs; it's about moving home and travelling; it's about sidewalk sales and spin-the-bottle and poor decision-making; it's about falling in love and cheating on people and non-monogamy and scandal. That's why I want to remember everybody, even though my feelings about the individuals in question vary wildly.
So how many, exactly?
Pushing 300. I'm not done yet.
Have you written all the forthcoming posts already?
No, I only start working on an entry after I've posted the previous one. What I think I might write in a future post is liable to change by the time its turn comes.
Don't you feel kind of uncomfortable talking about some of this stuff?
Yes! But I enjoy the challenge.
Why are you taking so goddamn long to update lately?
Honestly? I haven't been in the mood for a while. There are more stories to write here, and I haven't decided to give up the project altogether, but it's not a priority for me right now. Instead, I'm more focused on other writing projects. If you want to see how things turn out here, I guess you could subscribe.
I've kissed you. Should I be worried?
No. Everybody here is referred to by their placement on the list as opposed to by a name or pseudonym. And I am not going to tell your secrets.
Did you kiss me just so you'd have something to write about?
Oh HELL no.
I've kissed you, you've written about it, and I don't agree with your version of events. What do I do about it?
If you are concerned about potentially identifying features, let me know and I will modify it. Other than that, just bear in mind that this blog is entirely subjective. It's not you, it's me, you know?
Can I earn myself a place in this blog by kissing you?
Technically yes, but that's likely to make for a rubbish story, so I don't advise it if that's your main motivation to kiss me. Although, if it's a slow night, go ahead and try your luck.
I was interested in kissing you, but then I read this blog and changed my mind.


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Filtreaza hotelurile
Hoteluri in Yamba, Australia (20 hoteluri)
Data sosire: 07 nov. 2020 Data plecare: 10 nov. 2020 Nopti: 3 Numar camere: 1 Camera 1: 2 adulti
Welcome to Best Western Yamba Beach Motel, a 4 star property in YAMBA offering quality accommodation, value for money, comfort and friendly service. It is the perfect destination for a relaxing holiday, fun filled adventure or travelling on Business.
Yamba Beach Motel
30 Clarence StreetVedeti Street View Vedeti harta
This 4 star hotel is located in the city centre of Yamba. The Hotel has an outdoor swimming pool and a fitness centre/gym. Style :Modern
Australis Angourie Rainforest
166 Angourie RoadVedeti Street View Vedeti harta
This 4 star hotel is located on the coastline of Yamba. The Hotel has an outdoor swimming pool and a fitness centre/gym. Style :Modern
Best Western Yamba Beach Motel
30 Clarence Street Yamba, New South Wales 2481, Yamba, AustraliaVedeti Street View Vedeti harta
Moby Dick Waterfront Resort
27-29 Yamba Road, Yamba, Nw, AuVedeti Street View Vedeti harta
Yamba Aston Motel is set in a quiet tranquil location off the main road. We have 24 rooms all of which overlook the pool, outdoor spa and bbq area. Our rooms have King size beds, are air conditioned with Austar TV and free wireless internet. Family owned and run, we have friendly, helpful management to make your stay enjoyable. Yamba Aston Motel is located close to the Bowling Club, Golf Club, re...
Aston Motel
37 Coldstream StreetVedeti Street View Vedeti harta
Club Yamba was conceived from the need to supply a modern comfortable venue in a beautiful place where adults could relax in peace and quiet and enjoy a sea change holiday. Club Yamba accommodation offers six beautifully appointed fully self contained villas & suites for couples. Other amenities/ services Total number of rooms 8
Club Luxury Holiday Apartments
14 Henson LaneVedeti Street View Vedeti harta
Angourie Rainforest Resort is perfectly located for both business and leisure guests in Yamba. The hotel has everything you need for a comfortable stay. Facilities like facilities for disabled guests, Wi-Fi in public areas, car park, room service, meeting facilities are readily available for you to enjoy. Guestrooms are designed to provide an optimal level of comfort with welcoming decor and some...
Angourie Rainforest Resort
166 Angourie Road, YambaVedeti Street View Vedeti harta
Yamba Motor Inn offers best value accommodation. We have single double twin and family units. All units have kitchenette includes m mircowave crockery cutlery toaster kettle. FREE Austar flat screen TV. Air conditioning ceiling fan. FREE WiFi. FREE off street parking. B. B. Q and outdoor kitchen area. Pool. Fresh Milk & Biscuits on arrival.
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As the rain batters the circuit at Silverstone, lights and advertisements reflect on the wet surface and the car in front sprays your windscreen with water. Meanwhile, at the Circuit de Monaco, the sun scorches the track as it winds through the hills. At just the touch of a button on PlayStation 3, you can find yourself racing on real tracks all over the world, whenever you like.
F1 2011 wastes no time throwing you into the action and immediately encourages you to live the life of a real FORMULA ONE star. You'll find yourself in front of BBC sports commentator and F1 enthusiast David Croft at the outset. Here, you can declare your ambitions as the new driver on the scene and prepare to take on the world's best. Jenson Button, Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso are all waiting to go wheel-to-wheel with some new talent.
Circuits have been recreated with precision and authenticity, from the floodlit Marina Bay Street Circuit, Singapore, which was home to the first night time event in FORMULA ONE history, to the suburban Hungaroring track in Budapest.
As you cross the finish line, celebratory music starts, the crowd roars and you will undoubtedly feel an enormous sense of achievement. If that wasn't enough to motivate you to win - check out the stats section to see your rank, fastest laps and Grand Prix achievements.
The thrill, excitement and luxury lifestyle of FORMULA ONE racing roars back onto PlayStation 3 in F1 2011. The slickest cars, picturesque tracks and thrilling races have returned, along with new circuits, more drivers and an enhanced focus on the exciting multiplayer mode.
Head to the paddock and start living the life in the Career Mode. In the driver's room you'll be able to check your emails for contract offers, read messages from your agent and review weather forecasts, so you know what to expect on the track. Keep up with the latest news and read up on the circuits you'll be visiting.
Once you're prepped, check the Race Calendar and head to the track. Travel to countries all over the world to show off your driving skills including Turkey, Japan and Canada, and even test your tyres on two brand new circuits - Buddh International Circuit in India and Nurburgring, Germany.
When you're ready for the Grand Prix, choose your team - you'll be spoilt for choice with big names such as Team Lotus, Red Bull Racing and Force India on the list - and design your own tournament. The race distance, weather and the tracks are totally up to you, so create a real challenge and take on world-class opponents such as Mark Webber, Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher.
Before each race, make sure you consult with the engineers and assess your car set-up. The right tyres make all the difference, so pick the best ones for the track and weather before you put the pedal to the metal.
The tag line of F1 2011 has been extended this year - players are now encouraged to "go compete" - and with a wide range of competitive and co-operative multiplayer modes, there's no better excuse to put your foot down on the track.
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DALLAS, Texas - Adam 'Pacman' Jones of the Dallas Cowboys was involved in an altercation with Tommy Jones, (no relation) his own bodyguard, yes, his own bodyguard. The incident took place in Dallas in the bathroom of the swank Joule Hotel.
Coach Phillips was asked if Jones would be playing in Sunday's game against the Arizona Cardinals, and he replied, "Yes, Jones will definitey be playing...he will be in the lineup."
A reporter then asked him, "Okay, so coach, which is it?" And Phillips asked, "What which is which and what which are are you talking about?"
The reporter responded, "Well coach you just said that Jones would be playing and then you said that he would be in the lineup."
"Right," Phillips replied. "Well coach...which lineup is it?" "Oh, alright...I get it now.
"So then, let me put it this way, 'Pacman' Jones will be on the football field, dressed in his pretty Cowboy uniform with the big '21' on it, and he will be returning punts and helping us beat the opposing team namely the Arizona Cardinals who are (3 and 2) thank you."
Phillips was pressed for details on this much publicized incident and he answered, "Look gentlemen, I have no idea exactly what the heck happened. I don't know if the scuffle was about soap, paper towels, or toilet paper. I have no idea if it was about sports bets, or traffic tickets, or prostitutes, or politics. And to be frank with y'all, I don't want to know either."
Phillips added, "I'm just trying to pay my bills and mow my lawn like everyone else. I'm not a private investigator, I'm not a Texas Ranger, and I'm certainly not a closet Republican."
Coach Phillips was reminded that 'Pacman' had just recently come back after having been suspended for 17 months by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and he replied, "And so what???" The reporter then asked, "Coach, do you not see a pattern here?" And Phillips answered, "No...but to be honest with you, the only pattern that I see is that pattern baldness you're sportin' on the top of your noggin'." The reporter laughed and then added, "Okay coach, that's kinda funny, but I suggest that you do not quit your day job." Phillips smiled and shot him the finger.
Coach Phillips then looked over to the other side of the conference room and asked if there were any more questions. A reporter raised his hand and Coach Phillips asked, "Geraldo is that you?" And Geraldo answered, "Si, it is me Geraldo Rivera." And Phillips said, "My goodness gracious, you are everywhere these days, I saw you on the Fox Network when you were standing by the Galveston Seawall and you got knocked on your ass by the wind from Hurricane Ike...you doing okay?" "Oh yes, I'm fine," Geraldo answered,
"But coach," he stated, "I just want to remind you and the rest of America that 'Pacman' Jones has a definite history of getting himself into trouble, with a capital T. The man has been involved in 12 different incidents with the police and he has been arrested a total of six times." Phillips interrupted and asked, "Okay, thank you Mr. Rivera...I think you better leave, I heard that there's a hurricane forming off the coast of Uganda or Uruguay or some country that starts with a U,...okay so do any of you other fellas have any other questions...anybody got any new Jessica Simpson stories...and if you don't would you like to buy some?"
ABC News is reporting that 'Pacman' Jones has placed an ad in The Dallas Daily Recapitulator-Gazette seeking a professional bodyguard to guard him from his professional bodyguard.
In other news, Sen. John McCain's 54-year-old wife Cindy was making a speech in Tennessee in which she started ranting and raving that Barack Obama is conducting the dirtiest campaign in the history of American politics. Shortly afterwards, the 'Grandma Barbie Doll' was led away by a team of doctors and reports are that she is resting comfortably on the 8th floor of Our Lady of Perpetual Ranting and Raving Hospital in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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Conferences & workshops
The following is a list of conferences where we present our work, or where we are otherwise involved, e.g. in the scientific committee or the organization.
11th International Conference on Structural Dynamics (EURODYN 2020), Athens, Greece, November 23-25, 2020
30th European Safety and Reliability Conference and the 15th Probabilistic Safety Assessment and Management Conference (ESREL 2020 PSAM 15), Venice, Italy, November 1-6, 2020
7th International Symposium on Life-Cycle Civil Engineering (IALCCE2020), Shanghai, China, October 27-30, 2020
International Probabilistic Workshop 2020, University of Minho, Guimarães, Portugal, September 23-25, 2020
14th World Conference on Computational Mechanics (WCCM XIV) and 8th European Congress on Computational Methods in Applied Sciences and Engineering (ECCOMAS 2020), Paris, France, July 19-24, 2020 (cancelled)
40th Bayesian Inference and Maximum Entropy Methods in Science and Engineering, Graz, Austria, July 12-18, 2020 (July, 2021)
7th International Symposium on Reliability Engineering and Risk Management (ISRERM2020), Beijing, China, June 5-8, 2020
Engineering Mechanics Institute Conference and Probabilistic Mechanics & Reliability Conference (EMI 2020/PMC 2020), New York, USA, May 26-29 (May 25-28, 2021)
SIAM UQ20, Garching b.M., Germany, March 24-27, 2020 (cancelled)
7th International Symposium on Geothecnical Safety and Risk (ISGSR 2019), Taipei, Taiwan, December 12-13, 2019.
International Forum on Engineering Decision Making, Manly, Australia, December 11-14, 2019
9th International Conference on Sensitivity Analysis of Model Output, Barcelona, Spain, October 28-30, 2019
29th European Safety and Reliability Conference (ESREL 2019), Hannover, Germany, September 22-26, 2019.
17th International Probabilistic Workshop (IPW2019), Edinburgh, Scotland, September 11-13, 2019.
7th International Conference on Structural Engineering, Mechanics and Computation (SEMC 2019), Cape Town, South Africa, September 2-4, 2019.
39th International Workshop on Bayesian Inference and Maximum Entropy Methods in Science and Engineering (MaxEnt2019), Garching, Germany, June 30 - July 5, 2019.
3rd International Conference on Uncertainty Quantification in Computational Sciences and Engineering (UNCECOMP 2019), Crete, Greece, June 24-26, 2019.
Wind Energy Science Conference (WESC 2019), Cork, Ireland, June 17-20, 2019.
13th International Conference on Applications of Statistics and Probability in Civil Engineering (ICASP13), Seoul, S. Korea, May 26-30, 2019.
Sixth International Symposium on Life-Cycle Civil Engineering (IALCCE 2018), Ghent, Belgium, October 28-31, 2018
Second Workshop on Frontiers of Uncertainty Quantification in Subsurface Environments (FrontUQ 2018), Pavia, Italy, September 5-7, 2018
13th World Congress in Computational Mechanics (WCCMXIII), New York, USA, July 22-27, 2018
Reliability and Optimization of Structural Systems (IFIP 2018), Zurich, Switzerland, June 26-29, 2018.
9th International Workshop On Applied Probability (IWAP 2018), Budapest, Hungary, June 18-21 2018.
37th International Conference on Ocean, Offshore & Arctic Engineering, Madrid, Spain, June 17-22, 2018.
European Safety and Reliability Conference (ESREL 2018), Trondheim, Norway, June 17-21, 2018.
Sixth European Conference on Computational Mechanics (ECCM6) and Seventh European Conference on Computational Fluid Dynamics (ECFD 2018), Glasgow, UK, June 11-15, 2018.
Eighth International Conference on Computational Stochastic Mechanics, Paros, Greece, June 10-13, 2018.
Sixth International Symposium on Reliability Engineering and Risk Management (ISRERM 2018), Singapore, 31 May - 01 Jun, 2018.
SIAM Conference on Uncertainty Quantification, Garden Grove, California, USA, April 16-19, 2018.
ASCE-ICVRAM-ISUMA and UNCERTAINTIES Conferences, Florianópolis, Brazil, 8-11 April, 2018.
Smart Structures + Nondestructive Evaluation 2018, Denver, US, 4-8 March 2018.
Frontiers of Uncertainty Quantification in Engineering (FrontUQ), Munich, Germany, 6-8 September 2017.
ESREL 2017 - European Safety and Reliability Conference, Portorož, Slovenia, June 18-22 2017.
WCX17: SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) World Congress Experience, Detroit, Michigan, USA, 4-6 April 2017
Zagreb Joint Workshop - The Value of Structural Health Monitoring for the Reliable Bridge Management, Zagreb, Croatia, 02-03 March 2017.
The 7th International Conference on Computational Methods in Marine Engineering (Marine 2017), Nantes, France, 15-17 May 2017.
The 2nd International Conference on Uncertainty Quantification in Computational Sciences and Engineering (UNCECOMP 2017), Rhodes Island, Greece, 15-17 June 2017.
12th International Conference on Structural Safety & Reliability (ICOSSAR2017), Vienna, Austria, 6-10 August 2017.
Geo-Risk 2017: Geotechnical Risk from Theory to Practice, Denver, USA, 4-6 June, 2017.
VDI/VW-Gemeinschaftstagung Fahrerassistenzsysteme und automatisiertes Fahren, Germany Wolfsburg, 08-09 November 2016.
DVM-Workshop "Zuverlässigkeit und Probabilistik", Munich, Germany, 24-25 November 2016.
International Probabilistic Workshop (IPW 2016), HET PAND, Ghent, Belgium, 5-7 December 2016.
Engineering Mechanics Institute Conference 2016 (EMI 2016) and the Probabilistic Mechanics & Reliability Conference 2016 (PMC 2016), Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee, 22-25 May 2016.
International Forum on Engineering Decision Making (IFED) Ninth Forum: Resilient Infrastructures - Integration of Risk and Sustainability, Stoos Switzerland, 7-10 December 2016.
IFIP Working Group 7.5 on Reliability and Optimization of Structural Systems, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
6th Asian-Pacific Symposium on Structural Reliability and Its Applications (APSSRA 2016), Tongji University, Shanghai, China.
SIAM Conference on Uncertainty Quantification (UQ16), Lausanne, Switzerland.
2nd International conference on Safety & Reliability of Ships, Offshore & Subsea Structures (SAROSS 2016), 2016, Glasgow UK, 15-17 August 2016.
European Congress on Computational Methods in Applied Sciences and Engineering (ECCOMAS 2016), Crete Island, Greece.
IMAC XXXIV – Dynamics of Multiphysical Systems: From Active Materials to Vibroacoustics, Orlando, Florida, USA, January 25-28, 2016
European Safety and Reliability (ESREL 2016), University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK, 25-29 September, 2016.
14th International Probabilistic Workshop (IPW 2016), Ghent, Belgium, 6-8 December, 2016.
EGU General Assembly 2016, Vienna, Austria, 17-22 April, 2016.
6th International Disaster and Risk Conference IDRC, Davos, Switzerland, 28.8.-1.9.2016.
European Safety and Reliability Conference (ESREL) 2015, Zürich, Switzerland
ICASP 2015, Vancouver
GAMM 86th Annual Scientific Conference, Lecce, Italy
5th International Symposium on Geotechnical Risk and Safety, Rotterdam
Uncertainty Quantification in Computational Sciences and Engineering (UNCECOMP 2015), ECCOMAS thematic conference, Crete, Greece
Symposium on Reliability of Engineering Systems, Hangzhou, China
6th International Symposium on Innovation and Sustainability of Structures in Civil Engineering (ISISS 2015), Tsinghua University, Beijing, China
13th International Probabilistic Workshop (IPW 2015), Liverpool, United Kingdom.
European Climate Change Adaptation Conference (ECCA 2015), Copenhagen, Denmark


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Posted on October 12th, 2008 at 10:18 am by Cheesesteak Hoagie
Since a bunch of other folks have already weighed in on this topic over the past week, and even though I don't actually believe that the Eagles' long-term hold over the sports feelings of the Delaware Value is at risk, I thought it might be an appropriate moment to dredge up a "prediction" from this past summer:
1. The Eagles own Philly. I know we're all nuts for the NFL, but, man, this Phillies team is puh-retty charming. Can you imagine if Chase Utley played quarterback? He'd be elected Emporer shortly thereafter. And I can definitely imagine a couple things breaking right for the Phightins and then, BAM, the championship drought is over. That might actually bump the Birds down a few pegs. Not permanently, mind you, but long enough to reduce Sunday evening domestic violence in the Delaware Valley for a couple months/ sell a significant amount of Phillies Officially Licensed Products.
Again, I don't want to risk being struck by lightning, but let me imagine a scenario: Birds struggle against SF and (cough cough) lost another close game. Eagles head to bye week. Sun continues to shine on Phillies. That means two weeks until Atlanta whilst the Phightins charm the city with their can-do optimism. Even I'll be purposely avoiding the Birds for at least a week in that scenario.
It doesn't mean that we're divorcing the Birds, but at this point, battered and bruised as we are, no one's going to be too judgmental if we treat ourselves to a bit of a fling with the Phightins. It's really for the best.
Related posts:
- I'm not buying the Trap Game theory
- The least interesting Eagles game since last December
- In midst of sports-feelings-fueled endorphin bath, Brian Dawkins offers sobering helping of honesty
- Eagles - Giants Game Preview: It's cold outside, and we wouldn't have it any other way
- Blathering with the blathermonkeys: 2-4 means it's time for Kolb?


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Answering the call of spiritual leadership and community bridge building, Archbishop Allen T.D. Wiggins, Senior Pastor of The Hope Church, of Orlando, Florida, has established a reputation for delivering timeless messages of inspiration, salvation, and empowerment.
Archbishop Wiggins is a proponent of reestablishing urban economies and is playing a notable role in aiding residential and commercial growth in the Greater Washington Shores community. His endeavors have resulted in the creation of safe, affordable housing for hundreds of families while establishing enhanced economic development opportunities, along with the development of a cradle to career educational system. His works have been used as templates for developers from around the country.
Bishop Wiggins' prized development is Hope Center West, a live, work, play, learn, and worship community. Hope Center West serves as an economic and community development engine with a focus on the needs of the total man. Bishop Wiggins through Hope Center West eliminated a long-standing "food desert" by negotiating and securing a national name brand full-service grocer, Walmart, as a co-anchor on the Hope Center West campus. In the fall of 2013, a strategic alliance was established featuring Frontline Outreach Inc., a youth and family center which Bishop Wiggins serves as chairman of the board.


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The Basics:
A "CRomnibus" is the awkwardly named combination of a Continuing Resolution and an Omnibus. An omnibus bill is a term for an appropriations bill that conjoins multiple departments' budgets. Each of the 12 executive cabinet departments has its own appropriations bill to fund the department. When the bills are not appropriated in time, they are combined into one large "omnibus" bill. An omnibus is a short term appropriations bill but is much longer than a Continuing Resolution. A CRomnibus combines elements of the very short term Continuing Resolution with the longer term Omnibus.
This bill is considered a CRomnibus because while most departments will be funded through October, the Department of Homeland Security will only be funded through Feburary 27, 2015.
The total budget for FY 2015 has been appropriated at 1.013 trillion dollars.
The Problem:
Omnibuses, due to their nature, generally tend to be filled with lots of unnecessary programs and spending. This problem is only exacerbated by the fact that the bill was released on December 9th and must be voted on by December 11th.
Funding DHS through only February is at the center of a huge issue. President Obama issued an executive order delaying the deportation of undocumented immigrants which lead to partisan divide over the legally of the order. This decision impacted the debate around the CRomnibus, leading some Congressman to refuse voting for a budget that would fund the executive order. Funding for the executive order would fall under the Department of Homeland Security, which bumped up the budget for securing the border ($748.8 million), detention centers ($1.9 billion), and increasing the number of border agents. (21,370 agents at $219.6 million).
Where do we go from here?
The CRomnibus makes some positive steps such as defunding the "risk corridors" in the Affordable Care Act, cuts to the Environmental Protection Agency and Internal Revenue Service, and defunding the International Monetary Fund. It also makes several missteps including recommissioning the USS Eisenhower, $5 billion for emergency Ebola funding, and $5.8 billion for the F-35 Joint Striker aircraft program.
Although the CRomnibus adheres to the budget caps under the Budget Control Act of 2011, it does not do the same in regards to sequester limits. With an $18 trillion dollar debt, it is important that we take serious steps to consolidating the debt. Being serious means being deliberate and making large scale fiscal decisions in less than 48 hours is contradictory to making substantial changes to the trend of spending in Washington.


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Okay, I know it's been a while since another original piece, but bear with me: it has been a busy week. I'm off to Chicago for the weekend, and I'm sure something worth talking about will happen out there. Anyway, I did want to post this video, which has been making its way around the internet for the last few months. Some of you probably know it as the infamous "gay marriage" vlog from this kid YouTube user, Simondeansmilk.
Why am I posting it? One, because it's unintentionally hilarious. Two, because where the hell are this kids parents? Especially since it's spawned such a venomous response from other users and Simondeansmilk. You want to feel bad for this kid for obvious reasons, but then again: why does he have a webcam and an internet connection in his room?


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Welcome To LunerOnTheatre.Com
After several years of publishing posts on this site, we've decided to make it official. No longer will you see .wordpress.com on our posts as Luner on Theatre takes a big step forward today as we celebrate a blog milestone. Today, Luner on Theatre celebrates five years of blogging and welcomes you to our official website, LuneronTheatre.com!
It's hard to believe five years ago today we published our very first blog post. However, that wasn't the beginning for Luner on Theatre. The idea of Luner on Theatre began months before as I found myself consistently commenting, sharing, giving opinions and pushing ideas for the theatre while sharing other sites coverage of news. One day I stopped and thought to myself, "I could do this on my own forum", and so began Luner on Theatre. It's been an insane five years filled with news, rumors, exclusives, photos and more. While we're celebrating five years of blogging today, we're already beginning to look ahead to the next five.
In our five years of being online, we've managed to rack up some pretty great statistics for a blog that isn't necessarily an every day occurrence. Luner on Theatre has dipped in and out over the years simply due to work. I personally work in theatre and as those of you who do or don't know, it is pretty demanding when you find yourself in rehearsals, technical rehearsals and performances. Don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to make excuses for a lack of posts here. We always cover a story when we want to talk about it and bring you news we believe you should know about. No matter what. We've pushed beyond that in several cases starting series and hoping to be a site that can not only bring you theatre news and coverage, but expand your education of the theatre in itself. Here are some exciting numbers from the past five years;
- Nearly 850 Blog Posts!
- 300,000 all time views!
- People from 175 different countries on 6 different continents view our blog!
Exciting stuff! Here are also some fun facts about Luner on Theatre you may or may not have known about us!
Best Day On The Blog?
August 12th, 2012 was our best day ever on the blog when over 3,200 people viewed our site!
First Blog Post Ever?
Our Official Review of Spiderman: Turn Off the Dark (Before it closed and become 2.0!)
How did you come up with the name Luner on Theatre?
It was actually an accident. The original name was GOLBOT, which was short for Gossip On Luner's Beliefs on Theatre. Thank GOD we didn't go with that. We got rid of Gossip making it LBOT for Luner's Beliefs on Theatre. But that still didn't seem professional enough for me. I dropped "belief" simply leaving Luner on Theatre which I said "Would make a good working title" until we figured out a real one.
As a new year begins both literally and on the blog, we're truly hoping to make 2016 our best year yet. As we mentioned above, this blog is something I do out of my love for the theatre and having a forum to talk about, discuss and share thoughts and opinions with all of you. Time has sometimes restricted me from writing but I am making a vow to post no matter what. Even when time falls short, write a post. Keep the ideas flowing, keep people talking and keep sharing what people need to know. There are more ways than just this site to connect with Luner on Theatre!
LIKE Luner on Theatre on Facebook
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All of these platforms not only allow Luner on Theatre to share our news in an exciting fashion but also continue our coverage in expanded ways only these sites can allow! First looks, behind the scenes coverage and LIVE updates are just a few things you can expect by following these other social media outlets!
We can't bring this blog post to an end without thanking the number one group for making this blog possible each and every day; YOU! I sometimes still cannot believe people read this site at all yet alone once a week or even daily. Your continued support whether you read this blog once a day, once a week or once a month means the world to me. I've continued to write not only because it is something I've really learned to enjoy but because YOU keep me inspired. Emails of encouragement or comments thanking me for my support of a subject are just two examples of your love for this blog I appreciate more than you even know. I hope I continue to live up to your expectations this year, in coming years and beyond that. Even more so, I hope to go beyond them. I hope to bring you coverage, news, topics of discussion and more that will not only keep you informed of the theatre for years to come but inspired. From a kid who just wanted somewhere to talk about his ideas and love for the theatre….Thank You. – Chris Luner (Creator of Luner on Theatre)


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How to Make a Tire Pond
Repurposing used tires in the garden is a frugal method of tire disposal. While most tires are now recycled, approximately 9.3 percent, or 27 million scrap tires, still end up in landfills every year, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. Creative gardeners use old tires for both decorative and practical purposes, from homemade hot beds for seedlings to stacked tire planters to painted borders around the garden. In a small patio or garden, you can also build a decorative garden pond with a used tire, a pond liner and river rocks or flagstones.
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Dig a hole half the depth of the tire and slightly larger than its diameter. Use a scrap board and a spirit level to ensure that the ground is perfectly level inside the hole.
Cut the sidewall off one side of the tire, using a jigsaw or utility knife.
Place the tire in the hole, with the cut side up. Fill the hole in the center of the tire with some of the excavated dirt and tamp it firmly. Backfill around the outside of the hole with more dirt.
Center an EPDM pond liner over the tire and press it gently into place. Allow 24 inches of the liner to extend past the sides of the tire. Trim excess liner with scissors or a utility knife.
Fill the pond liner with water, to within 1 inch of the top of the new pond. Adjust the pond liner as the water fills the tire, folding and creasing the liner as necessary so it lies flat. Wrap the excess liner over the sides of the tire, and press it into the soil.
Arrange river rocks around the outer perimeter of the new pond, over the excess pond liner. Bury each rock one-half to two-thirds into the soil. Add additional rocks and gravel to make a smooth transition from the pond to the surrounding garden.
Place small flagstones on the surrounding rocks and overlapping the edge of the pond for a finished appearance. Use smaller rocks as shims to ensure the flagstones are firmly in place and level. Leave one small section even with the edge of the tire so frogs, turtles and small animals can safely enter and leave the pond.
Things Needed
- Gloves
- Safety glasses
- Shovel
- Scrap board
- Spirit level
- Jigsaw
- Utility knife
- EPDM pond liner
- Scissors
- River rocks
- Gravel
- Flagstones, 1- to 1 1/2-inch thick
- Ponds are a drowning hazard. Add a protective fence around the pond or garden area to prevent access by children.
- Keep all tools and extra pool liner out of reach of children and pets.
- Add pond plants and goldfish or mosquito fish after 48 hours, when the chlorine has dissipated from the pond water.
- Solar-powered floating balls or floating candles add attractive evening and night illumination to the pond.
- Siphon the water out in spring and fall to clean the pond and refill it with fresh water.
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Cisco launched its globalization centre east in Bengaluru in 2007, a centre that it calls its second headquarters and which was established to develop new IT solutions for emerging markets and the world in general.
In an interaction with TOI, Amit Phadnis, president engineering and India site leader of Cisco, talks about the progress the centre has made. Excerpts:
Q: Give us an idea of the extent of innovation happening out of Cisco's R&D centre in Bengaluru?
We make switching products, next generation wireless products and also storage spaces that are competitive globally. One of the advantages is, we are able to develop these products at a competitive price. We have developed 10 products from India since 2010 and have another 10-15 products in the pipeline that are completely engineered out of the country. Each of these globally has at least a $100 million annual run rate.
We are roughly a third of Cisco's engineering worldwide. Out of Cisco's total product revenue of $36 billion, $13 billion comes from products developed and managed out of India, the largest any company drives out of the country (products managed are those that may have been developed elsewhere, but are now completely handled, including development of upgrades, by the India team).
How is Cisco's involvement with the smart cities programme in India going?
We have done deployments in Navi Mumbai and Jaipur. The Jaipur Development Authority will set up a digital infrastructure provided by us to offer citizens amenities including connected transport, interactive kiosks, wireless broadband, safety and security services, traffic management and environmental updates. It will install an urban platform of sensors which allows for the sharing of information.
In Navi Mumbai, such an application is used to create public security and safety infrastructure. Running on a Cisco network, this solution provides live camera updates and alerts so that security breaches are not missed due to human error or oversight.
How big is the R&D team in Bengaluru now?
There are 7,000 engineers in the R&D facility, which is the biggest outside our San Jose (US) facility. San Jose has about 12,000-13,000 engineers.
The way we are growing, we may cross them some day. Moreover, 10% of Cisco's patents are filed out of India. Out of the 1,000 filed, 600 have been issued. It is literally 2 patents filed per week from here now.
What is the charter ahead for the engineering team?
The charter is to take more complex responsibilities for product development. If you look at some of the products, we are pushing the envelope at what is possible in technology today.
To create a larger ecosystem, we are getting the engineering team closer to the field engineers and sales teams, who really work with customers to understand their problems.
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Porter Airlines has announced a partnership with OpenAirlines to use SkyBreathe, a software package designed to save fuel and reduce CO2 emissions.
The software analyzes data on aircraft usage, including weather conditions, payload, flight path, ATC constraints and progress monitoring. Based on the collected data, the software computes hundreds of fuel-focussed parameters and provides easy-to-understand key performance indicators.
Using this data, PD will monitor the performance of its fuel saving plan, comparing actual savings against set targets and to implement the most appropriate best practices to reduce fuel burn and save money.
"A successful fuel efficiency program requires considerable changes in an airline," says Alexandre Feray, CEO OpenAirlines.
"Fuel constitutes over 30% of an airline's operating cost. While fuel prices tend to rise, airlines must adjust their budgets accordingly and SkyBreathe will deliver a positive ROI in a short timeframe. Our existing customers have already documented fuel savings of more than 2% annually."
"It is always important for us to focus on reducing fuel costs and, at the same time, lower our environmental footprint," says Piyush Gandhi, Porter's Vice President, Flight Operations.
"We can use SkyBreathe data to provide our pilots with constructive feedback about the most efficent operating techniques. It is important to be proactive in this respect and we are taking a leadership position as North America's first passenger airline to use this technology."


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SHELL-SHOCKED Brummies were brought back to earth by Premier League title favourites Rye House last night.
The fast-gating Rockets launched their league campaign by becoming the first visiting team to win at Perry Barr this season - with a comfortable 14-point success.
The Mercom Brummies, who managed only three of the 15 race winners, only led once on the night, after heat six, but found themselves 10 points adrift with four races remaining.
That meant they could throw in Jason Lyons for double points in heat 12, but he was beaten by Rye House guest Chris Holder, and there was no way back for the Second City side.
Isle of Wight star Holder, deputising for the injured Tai Woffinden, led the way for the visitors with 13 points, while Chris Neath weighed in with paid 12.
Dane Ulrich Ostergaard won heats six and 15 for the Brummies, the latter after just three laps when the start marshal ended the race prematurely.
But skipper Brent Werner had a disappointing return to action, mustering only four points and being pipped on the line as ex-Coventry man Stuart Robson went from last to first in an excellent ride to win heat four.


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For a small, seaside town with no previous murders, there sure are a lot of suspects and suspicious behavior going on in Broadchurch after the body of 11-year old Danny Latimer was found on a sandy beach.
In the second episode of Broadchurch, BBC America's 8-part crime series, the two lead police detectives on the case, Detective Inspector Alec Hardy (David Tennant), and Detective Sergeant Ellie Miller (Olivia Colman), continue to work together warily to solve the crime, while Beth Latimer (Jodie Whittaker), the distraught mother of poor strangled Danny, has a big reveal.
Here's a recap of last night's episode:
Ellie and her husband are with their elder son, Tom, who was Danny's best friend. At the end of the debut episode, we had seen Tom delete messages from Danny on his cell phone and files from his computer. Clearly, something is making Tom nervous. He has been talking in his sleep, muttering his dead buddy's name. He tells Ellie he wants her with him when he talks to her colleagues at the police department.
Ellie is still attempting to befriend her stiff-necked new colleague, Alec, who was hired while she was on maternity leave for the job she had expected to be promoted to upon her return. Arriving at the police station, she tells him that she has brought him a cup of coffee. "I don't drink coffee," he snaps. Then he asks her to find out who owns in an empty cliffside house overlooking the murder site. He also says they need to locate a skateboard that Danny was seen riding the night of his murder and the boy's cell phone, which wasn't found on his corpse.
Pushy big city newspaper reporter Karen White (Vicky McClure), newly arrived in Broadchurch to cover the murder story, approaches Alec who dismisses her curtly. She next cozies up to Olly Stevens (Jonathan Bailey), the fledgling reporter at the hometown Broadchurch Echo. She tries to pump him for information and get him to let her use an office or desk at the Echo while she's in town. Olly is amenable but Maggie Radcliffe (Carolyn Pickles), his veteran editor boss, is wise to Karen's wiles and politely tells her to get lost.
Alec goes to visit Jack Marshall (David Bradley, of Game of Thrones and Harry Potter movies), who owns the local newspaper shop. Danny delivered newspapers for him and he now recalls that, a month ago, he saw Danny having what appeared to be an argument with a postman. (As Jack tells his story, viewers see Danny and the postman pushing each other.)
Meanwhile, Ellie, who is a close friend of the Latimer family, is overseeing having the entire family fingerprinted. "It's just to rule out your prints from anything we find here," she tells them, as her colleagues search Danny's room and the rest of the house for clues.
Beth hands Ellie a list of names of people who might of murdered her son that she and her husband, plumber Mark Latimer (Andrew Buchan), have compiled.
Reading over the list, a shocked Ellie says, "These are all your friends."
"Yes, we know," says Beth. Beside her, Mark looks glum.
A cop emerges from Danny's room and takes Ellie aside. He tells her they've found £500 in cash in Danny's room and cocaine in the room of Chloe, Danny's 15-year old sister. "Bloody hell," says Ellie.
Karen continues to work her charm offensive on Olly. She offers him an attractive quid pro quo: help her on the story and she will help him advance his own career.
Alec and Ellie start working the cocaine angle. Chloe (Charlotte Beaumont), after pleading with Ellie not to tell her mother about the coke, claims she was just holding it for Becca Fisher (Simone McAullay), the attractive owner of a local B&B where Chloe sometimes works. (What Chloe doesn't tell the cops is that she got the coke from Dean, her older, drug-dealing, motorbike-riding boyfriend.) When Ellie and Alec visit Becca, she tells them that a couple down from London wanted the coke and Chloe procured it for her but by then the Londoners had already left town.
Afterward, Ellie insists to Alec that Chloe's not a druggie or a bad kid. "She's not that type of girl; it's not that type of family," she says.
"It never is," Alec replies.
Back at the station, Alec is secretly gulping pills after suffering some sort of attack. He's breathing hard and looks anxious. What's up with that?
Alec and Ellie track down the village postman. He claims he never had an argument with Danny and tells them that, on the night of Danny's murder, he was out getting drunk with pals.
At the local supermarket, Beth finds herself the object of piteous stares from townspeople. She flees the store for the parking lot, where a well-meaning neighbor comes up to express his sympathy. Beth loses it, hitting a light pole with her car, and then crying and collapsing into a heap.
The local minister, the Rev. Paul Coates (Arthur Darvill)–he apparently also has been grocery shopping–rushes over to comfort her. Tearfully, she tells him the big secret she has been keeping: "I'm pregnant." She forbids him from telling her news to anyone else, including her husband and mother.
Reporter Karen spots Chloe right after the teenager has angrily stormed off from a tête-à-tête with Dean, in which her selfish swain's main concern was whether Chloe had told the police about him. Karen returns to Chloe the stuffed animal the girl had left at the beachside site where Danny's corpse was found. Karen claims she'd only taken the toy because she was afraid someone would steal it. She types her name and number into Chloe's mobile. "If you need to talk, or a friend, or it gets to be a bit much, you can call me," she sweet-talks the girl.
Ellie and Alec are chewing over the case while chewing over lunch. ("What kind of a Scot are you?" an incredulous Ellie asks Alec when he tells her he doesn't like fish and chips.) Alec informs her that the postman's alibi for the night of the murder checks out. So was that all a big red herring?
Alec then tells Ellie she needs to look at Broadchurch and its residents as if she was an outsider. "You have to understand, anyone is capable of this murder, given the right circumstances," he says.
"Most people have a moral compass," Ellie insists.
"Compasses break," he replies. (Given the hints dropped in the first episode that Alec was involved in some sort of scandal at his previous job, one has to assume he personally knows about broken moral compasses.)
That night, Alec returns to his room in the B&B where he is temporarily staying. He pops more pills and looks at a photo in his wallet showing a young woman. Why the pills and who's the woman? We have no clue yet.
The next morning, a Sunday, Alec knocks on the trailer door of cleaning lady Susan Wright (Pauline Quirke), a gruff-looking, middle-aged woman. Alec asks her for the keys to the cliffside house, which she cleans. "Why? Is it about that boy? Show my your i.d. again," she tells him. She leaves Alec standing outside her trailer while she fetches the keys from a box in her closet. Wait a minute! Is that a skateboard propped up inside her closet? Is it Danny's?
After a Sunday meal out with her family, during which she has reassured her son Tom that no one is going to murder him, Ellie is back in the office with Alec. They're looking at CCTV footage that shows that on the night of the murder, Mark Latimer was at a parking lot near the beach, which contradicts his alibi about being at a job that night.
A telephone repairman, Steve Connally (Will Mellor), who earlier had been seen suspiciously skulking around police headquarters, interrupts the pair. It turns out he's a psychic and has a message from Danny. "Nothing offends me more than cranks wasting police time," says Alec, dismissing as "horseshit" Steve's tip that Danny was in a boat.
The mild mannered Steve doesn't seem particularly offended. "She says she forgives you, about the pendant," he tells Alec, before walking out.
Alec looks shocked, and grim.
"What did he mean about the pendant?" Ellie asks.
Alec remains silent. Clearly, he has some major baggage still to be opened.
In a television interview, Rev. Paul is seen saying he supports the Latimers. An angry Mark heads into town to confront the minister. "Enjoy your moment of glory, did you? I don't need your support. Your God left my son for dead!" he tells the clergy man, shoving him.
Alec meets with Mark outside the Latimer house and tells him about the CCTV footage. Why did Mark lie before and what was he doing there that night? Mark says he was meeting a mate but claims he can't remember the friend's name. Alec asks, "Is there any reason you wouldn't want to tell me the name of your mate? This is only about who killed Danny, nothing else." Mark looks uncomfortable as the camera pulls back to reveal Beth watching him and Alec from a window inside the house.
It goes from bad to worse for Mark. Ellie stops by the cliffside house where a police investigator reports to her that the house appears to have been thoroughly scrubbed and cleaned. However, a single bloody fingerprint belonging to Danny was found near the door. Oh, and there's something else.
Ellie gets on the phone. Alec is on the other end. Ellie tells him that a second set of prints have been found near the sink at the home. "They belong to Mark Latimer," she says.
The closing credits roll.
So, what have we learned? Alec has a medical malady he doesn't want others to know about, Ellie is going to have to accept that her neighbors aren't all nearly as good folk as she has always believed, Karen will do whatever it takes to get the story, and members of the Latimer family are all keeping secrets from each other. We viewers will just have to tune in next week (or go searching on-line for spoilers, but that's cheating) to find out what happens next.
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