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Discussion in 'Colorado Football Message Board' started by TDbuff, Sep 8, 2013.
Say what you will about Mack Brown. He's never been reluctant to throw an assistant under the bus.
That won't help. There's a reason he hasn't been hired since the 2010 season.
I wonder who Texas will go after this season to replace Mack? Them and USC looking for a HC should make things interesting this November/December.
USC will go after an NFL guy. That's their blueprint for success, and they don't dare deviate from their blueprint. UT is another story. They have a ton of money to spend. Don't be surprised if they don't make a serious push for Nick Saban. That sounds crazy, but if there's another school out there that takes it's football as seriously as they do in Tuscaloosa, it's UT. If they strike out on Saban, Les Miles will probably be next on their wish list.
I guess Greg Robinson has been unemployed and therefore he's available?
They should go after James Franklin from Vandy. Probably Charlie Strong as well, Texas pretty much can get anyone so it's going to be interesting who they get.
Wasn't Robinson the DC under Rich Rod? LOL that defense was awful.
Robinson was the DC of the Broncos when they won 2 Super Bowls. He was UT's defensive coordinator in 2004 when they went 11-1 and beat Michigan in the Rose Bowl.
Are we positive Mack still has a pulse?
I was in LA last week and some of blather I heard on the radio suggested $C throw a butt load of cash at Jack DelRio.
Del Rio makes a lot of sense for that job.
Regarding Mack's impending departure, the AD doesn't have a pulse either but I agree they both need to retire together because money aside, the landscape of athletics has passed them by. A younger AD with connections to the state and familiarity with the Big 12 like Oliver Luck would be a great hire for them. For coaches, Saban should know the Bama brand is too powerful to forsake for another high expectations job and he will get everything he wants where he currently is. Les Miles is too much of a maverick to be the face of PC Texas athletics. They will have to settle for someone who will see the job as a major step up, like Briles or Franklin.
Greg Robinson can dial up a blitz and that's about it.
P.S. Can Many Diaz coach special teams?
UT's arrogance won't allow them to hire anybody who isn't an "A lister". They will inquire about Saban, on that you can bet. Whether they are able to get him is a different story. They think so much of themselves that they honestly feel that Saban would jump at the opportunity.
Del Rio at USC would be exactly the kind of guy they'd go after. I don't know that he'd be any better than Kiffen, though. Has he ever coached at the collegiate level? The college game is a lot different than the pro game.
USC should go after Chip Kelly if he sucks ass this year.
Will good old boy DeLoss Dodd fire his buddy Mack Brown? Or will the two of them try to ride out the gravy train together?
The latter, please; it's been fun to watch these last few years.
If he's smart with the staff he assembles it should go alright. Kiffin's hires have been underwhelming.
Wasn't Manny the heir apparent?
Muschamp was, but he took the Florida job. A lot of Florida fans don't like Muschamp, and I can see why.
You are the 5th person I heard say that today...
Yep, forgot that's how it went down.
I think Briles would be very good at Texas but it doesn't seem like Joe Pa Jr. is going anywhere.
Apparently he was an "advisor" for Texas before today.
Okay. That's pretty funny.
Texas will try to get Peterson from Boise.
Texas and USC will both go for the splash hire instead of the right hire.
I hope they're successful.
They didn't go for the splash hire last time.
I'm honestly quite surprised they fired Diaz 2 games in to the season. But the way the Cougs just ran up the gut over and over without anyone in their way was shocking/amazing.
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Reed Elsevier and other publishers will be told by MPs today to be more transparent in the pricing of scientific journals, as part of a wider call to allow freer access to research.
After an eight-month inquiry into the market for scientific research, the Science and Technology Committee publishes its report today. The committee has found that libraries are struggling to afford subscriptions to all the scientific journals its users need, and the committee will call on the Office of Fair Trading to review journal pricing biennially.
The committee heard that average journal prices have risen 58 per cent between 1998 and 2003, while library budgets have been cut back. "While libraries are struggling to purchase journals, publishers' profit margins remain exceptionally high compared with the rest of the publishing industry - as much as 34 per cent at operating level in the case of Reed Elsevier, the market leader," the report says. "High publisher profit margins need to be set in the context of faltering library budgets and an impending crisis in scientific journals provision."
As part of an overhaul of the system for publishing scientific material, the committee will suggest that all universities and public-funded research bodies publish all their research material online, free of charge.
But the committee has also given rise to the potential for an about-turn in the business model for publishing scientific research. Publishing groups, most of whom operate on a subscription model whereby authors can publish freely and users of the material bear the cost, have been lobbying hard against an alternative. This is an "author-pays" model where the author pays to publish work and access to the research is free.
The committee has found that the author-pays model "could be viable" and will ask for an independent study to look further at the possibility of converting scientific publishing to this model. "Although early indications are positive, it is too early to assess the impact that author-pays publishing has had on access to scientific publications," the report says. But it says the author-pays model could be vital for allowing researchers in the developing world, many of whom cannot afford the increasing subscription levels, to access research from the UK and the US. The committee wants the Government to explore giving "financial assistance" to publishers to make the switch to author-pays.
Reed has already said it will allow wider scope for authors to "self-archive" by publishing their work on either their own or their university's website. And today it will make a statement to welcome the proposals. But its recent pronouncement on the issue raised eyebrows at the committee, which said it was "in little doubt that Elsevier timed the announcement of its new policy on self-archiving to pre-empt the publication of this report". It is understood that an inquiry has begun into whether the report was leaked to Reed, which has denied having any advance knowledge of the committee's findings.
Reed was, at least, credited by the committee for keeping the rise in its prices to more moderate levels. In what will be another major upset to the publishing industry, the committee will call on authors to retain copyright of their material, which is then licensed out to publishing companies when the research is printed.
The committee also scrutinised large, bulk-buy deals offered by publishing companies to libraries. This is known as bundling, and involves selling subscriptions of the entire range of titles from one publisher at a lower price than individual subscriptions. The committee will tell the publishing industry that bundling "does not present libraries with value for money".
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William Stallworth made history at Cumberland Gap High School when he took a pen and signed to play soccer for a college team April 12. Stallworth is the first male athlete to sign a college soccer scholarship from the Panthers soccer program. On and off the pitch he is a well-respected young man whose teammates enjoy playing with and being around.
His parents are Willie and Lovie Stallworth from Harrogate and he has two sisters, Jasmine Worthy and Alana Stallworth, and one brother, Owen.
William has played soccer since basically he was old enough to kick the ball and his current high school coach Matt Neverstitch has been with him through AYSO, club ball and high school.
Neverstitch had this to say about his program-changing player, "I have been with him for several years now and I have seen him progress through the years to become the player he is now. I have watched his ability and confidence grow over the years and he assumed the role of senior leader this season. He is a great role model for the younger kids to see. It shows them there are other paths besides academics alone; it can be done through soccer. He will be hard to replace and will be missed."
His father Will said this, "I am a proud dad. I'm proud of his determination and I hope that his signing will give others the hope and dedication to do all they can to reach college soccer."
"I'm so proud of him for what he has done over the years through an illness that actually motivated him to soar," said his mother Lovie.
"Stallworth could play any position for the Panthers and the team has been made better by his leadership on the pitch, " said Lorri Kimbrough, one of his former coaches.
When William spoke of what it meant to him to be signing to play college soccer he said, "It's pretty much a dream in progress for me. I'm taking it step by step and college is the next step on my ultimate goal of reaching pro soccer. I am glad of my time with the Panthers because these guys are like family to me."
He added, "I had to battle crohn's disease — I had to learn to fight through it and this fight has motivated me even more to succeed."
When asked about his most memorable moment, William said, "I remember playing at West Greene and they had us down 2-0 and we came out and defeated them 4-2. It was great and very memorable."
Stallworth will now go from being a Cumberland Gap Panther to being a Montreat Cavalier. The NAIA school is located in Asheville, North Carolina, and his new coach Brenton Benware was also on hand to witness the signing and also said a few things about his newest Cavalier, "We learned about him through one of his club coaches and he had what we wanted. He can play the game of soccer and he also is the kind of guy to help us with culture. That's what we look for in our players. On the pitch during the games, we expect him to help us on our attack — it may be as a forward or he may end up on the wing but his talents will help us with our attack."
Stallworth signed with family, teammates, coaches from AYSO, club ball, high school coaches, school officials and friends standing behind him in support.
He has huge potential as a soccer player but his mom said it best, "William has a true passion for the sport and God blesses him on a daily basis as a soccer player all the while fighting through his illness."
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Q: I use Windows XP as my home computer for iTunes. I had shared out about 10-20 folders of photos via iTunes for display on my Apple TV. Recently, I have added more folders of photos for display on the Apple TV. But now the folders of photos are no longer in alphabetic order since I added the new folders when viewed by the Apple TV. Within some folders, I did add some photos and take away photos in others. The folder names are almost all "yyyy Text" where yyyy is the year the photos were taken and text is a description like "Birthdays." Some folder names are exclusively text like "School pics of Kid X." I am getting some year-x pictures by folder name, then full text name folders, then year-y folders, and then year -x again. Why aren't they alphabetical?
- Bob
A: Unfortunately, sorting for photos shared from iTunes to Apple TV or iOS devices has been somewhat inconsistent over the years, and the problem is even worse when syncing photos from folders rather than using a photo management app such as iPhoto, Aperture or Adobe Photoshop Elements.
For a number of years the sort order presented for a set of photo folders to an Apple TV or iOS device by iTunes was seemingly random. In reality, iTunes was simply handing off the folders and photos in whatever natural order the file system had them stored in, which was effectively unsorted. The end result was a photo order that, while logical to a computer, generally made no sense to anybody actually trying to view the photos.
Recent versions of iTunes have improved this somewhat, although for actual folders on Windows it remains a bit inconsistent. Specifically, when first syncing a Pictures folder to an Apple TV, iTunes will initially present the folders in alphabetical order, with numbered entries last (as iTunes does for other media content). However, as you add and remove additional folders, this changes and iTunes falls back to using the natural file system order for your subfolders. This will often simply be the order in which the subfolders were created or moved into the main Pictures folder, but for various other technical reasons such as file system type (FAT32 vs NTFS), this could also eventually become a more random order.
The good news is that there is a fairly simple workaround to return to alphabetical sorting of your folders. In the main "Pictures" folder that you have selected for synchronization, you should see a subfolder named iPod Photo Cache. This folder is simply used to store optimized copies of photos that you are sharing with your Apple TV and iOS devices; remove this folder and iTunes will simply rebuild it, effectively resetting your photo synchronization settings back to their original defaults in the process.
To do this, select Choose Photos to Share from the Advanced menu in iTunes, disable the photo sharing options, and then go into Windows Explorer and delete the iPod Photo Cache folder. You can then re-enable photo sharing and iTunes will rebuild the folder and in the process return your subfolder order on the Apple TV back to the original alphabetical order it would have been in when you originally enabled the feature.
Note that this issue only affects the order of folders; the issue with the sorting of actual photos has been addressed in recent iTunes versions, with photos in folders being sorted by the "Date Modified" when viewing the entire photo library or simply alphabetically when viewing individual folders/albums.
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Re Sorting Photo Folders on Apple TV. I decided to try the solution offered by Jesse Hollington (deleting the iPod photo cache folder), even though I was using a Mac. The solution worked as advertised and the computer rebuilt the file. Then I needed to do it again (more stuff added). This time the ipod photo cache looked different, but I deleted it anyway. This time the folder was not rebuilt (and now does not exist) and the folders remain in the wrong order. Maybe this does not happen on a windows machine??
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Submit yourselves to every ordinance of man for the Lord's sake: whether it be to the king, as supreme; or unto governors, as unto them that are sent by him for the punishment of evildoers, and for the praise of them that do well.
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Appendix 'E' - 'T' Force activities in Second British Army
In the closing months of the Second World War in Europe, T Force was assigned the task of securing enemy military, scientific and industrial sites of interest to Allied intelligence. The following history written by the T Force teams after the end of hostilities documents these attempts at capturing the Germany's technological secrets.
- History of 'T' Force Activities in 21 Army Group
- Appendix 'A' - Staff Organisation and Order of Battle
- Appendix 'B' - Chief of Staff, HQ 21 Army Group Policy letter on Securing of Special Targets by 'T' Force
- Appendix 'C' - 'T' Force pass and special authority for 'T' Force guards
- Appendix 'D' - Details of CIOS Groups
- Appendix 'E' - 'T' Force activities in Second British Army
- Appendix 'F' - Story of First Canadian Army 'T' Force
- Appendix 'G' - Activities of reconnaissance platoon of 5 KINGS during the closing days of the campaign
- Appendix 'H' - A diary of 'T' Force operations in KIEL
Appendix 'E'
'T' Force activities in GERMANY provided one of those very rare instances of a military or a semi- military operation going almost exactly as had been anticipated. After the seemingly almost interminable discussions on methods to be employed, which took place in the winter of 1944-45 in BRUSSELS, PARIS and LONDON, almost all parties concerned had finally agreed that the method employed in 21 Army Group was the practicable method least likely to fail completely. In fact it worked far better than anyone had dared to hope.
In the first place the campaign itself went sufficiently fast to avoid boredom on the part of 'T' Force and everyone concerned, and yet sufficiently slowly to allow target areas to be taken on and exploited in sequence.
The German race also obliged by refraining almost completely from using booby traps and from carrying out acts of sabotage in their own country. As had been anticipated the principal damage was done by displaced persons in various states of inebriation, with our own troops running a bad second.
No comprehensive programme of document destruction by the Germans was apparent until the fall of HANNOVER, after which all important documents were normally destroyed before the target was captured. The effect of this destruction, however, was to a large extent nullified by the whole-hearted co-operation of German directors and scientists and by the skill of interrogators.
Bomb damage on targets in industrial areas, though very considerable had not destroyed as many targets as was expected, but a large number of sites were completely wrecked.
'Opportunity' targets were frequently extremely valuable and were tackled quickly whenever they were reported.
Close liaison with military government was found to be extremely profitable by both parties. All fighting formations were extremely co-operative particularly when they realised the advantage of having special forces to guard VPs and other installations which they would otherwise have had to guard themselves. They were even impressed on one or two occasions, so they said, by the speed with which scientists were brought into the area to investigate targets. In all cases targets were occupied by 'T' Force troops within twenty four hours of their capture, and normally within six hours.
Finally, perhaps the most valuable people of all were the target assessors who, in spite of a hasty summons, an obscure charter and a continual shortage of transport, contrived to cover all the targets on the list and a large number of others as well in a very short time. Their advice was, at all times, of the very greatest value to the 'T' Force Commander and his staff.
The detailed analysis of targets and the summaries of targets guarded are already available in the reports of assessors and investigators. The following statements, therefore, are more in the nature of a general account with comments on the 'T' Force operations which accompanied the final campaign of Second Army. This 'T' Force, which consisted of 5 KINGS, two companies of 1 BUCKS and 805, 806, 845 and 846 Pioneer Smoke Coys and 19 Bomb Disposal Coy, was assembled in extreme haste when it became evident towards the end of March that the break-out from the RHINE bridgehead was not going to take the customary fourteen days to materialise. 5 KINGS were fresh from the DUNKIRK perimeter, and the smoke coys from the RHINE. The Bomb Disposal Coy had been demolishing concrete structures in the PAS DE CALAIS and the GSO2 had just spent one day on a course in ENGLAND.
On 30 March, the whole outfit abruptly came under command Second Army whose advance over the RHINE had just started in real earnest. Two Smoke coys were to be picked up after crossing the RHINE, and the remainder of the Force was moved up to MAASBREE on 31 March. One coy was at once moved over the RHINE to GESCHER on 1 April and was there joined by two of the smoke coys who had been engaged in producing the RHINE smokescreen.
Another coy was despatched to 43 Division for targets in HENGELO in HOLLAND, and the third to 12 Corps for targets in RHEINE.
These three target areas were of medium importance and as such were most valuable to all concerned as a first try-out in the securing and exploiting of targets. It at once became evident that as soon as administrative difficulties such as transport and feeding and movement had been overcome, the task was vastly easier than had been anticipated, and contained none of the mystery which some would have had us believe. Willing informants and guides could invariably be found on targets, the forward troops were as cooperative and as interested as they could possibly be, and the Germans themselves were far too frightened to do anything except run away if they could, and give all the help in their power if they couldn't.
While Head Quarters was at GESCHER, the first batch of assessors arrived. They were in a pitiable condition, having been directed to drive from BRUSSELS to GESCHER in one day - a feat requiring considerable endurance. They finally arrived in small bedraggled batches between the hours of 0200 and 0630, and were revived with hot tea and good advice by the Commanding Officer and Adjutant. This was followed up the next day by some quick lessons in map-reading from the Intelligence Officer.
Considering that it took most of us a good six months at the beginning of the war to get used to the Army, it was very surprising how soon most of the assessors grasped the form in 'T' Force. Although no form of rehearsal of 'T' Force activities in the field had ever been carried out, an extremely efficient impromptu intelligence and briefing organisation was immediately set up, one of the main objects of which was to prevent valuable technicians from driving down roads which had not yet been cleared of the enemy. It is a great tribute to this organisation that in only one instance were assessors nearly lost in ambush during a time when a number of more experienced staff officers were lost in this way. The Intelligence Section was also responsible for keeping detailed up-to-date information on all targets, a laborious and very large task, which it carried out magnificently.
At this opening stage of the proceedings the 'T' Force set up was as follows:
The headquarters was a normal battalion headquarters though its functions were anything but normal. Its coys were already spread over a very wide area under the command of three different corps and it had, in addition, three smoke coys and a bomb disposal coy under command. Communications were by 19 set, when extreme ranges could be obtained, and otherwise by liaison officers in reconnaissance cars or by despatch rider. A high powered link for communication with Army Headquarters was also provided. In addition to this very large number of troops to command, the headquarters had to cope with a floating population of from forty to ninety officers, both American and British, belonging to Navy, Army and Air Force, many of whom had never been in the field before, and none of whom were known to the battalion headquarters until they arrived.
These officers were all authorities on a bewildering variety of different subjects. To feed them a separate mess was soon established where they could feed at almost any hour of the day or night and discuss with each other, to their hearts content, their various technicalities without disrupting the working of the battalion headquarters.
The headquarters of 806 Smoke Coy was made into an administrative headquarters whose main function was the running of the transport of the Force and the provision of transport for the assessors and investigators. As all of these officers inevitably wished to go to different places at different times on different days, and some of them had rather luxurious standards in the matter of vehicles, this was no easy task, and has remained to this day one of the most difficult problems to be faced.
Contact with the outside world was kept mainly by the GSO2 who began by living at Army Headquarters and visiting 'T' Force daily, but very soon took to living at 'T' Force headquarters and visiting Army almost daily, as it became evident that he could do far more useful work with the people who were actually doing the job than by sitting in an office and writing long messages and orders to a battalion headquarters who were already grossly overworked and over-worried.
When a target area was about to be taken, the GSO2 visited the corps concerned and arranged for the necessary 'T' Force troops to come under command of the appropriate division, and, in the first few days, personally introduced the coy commander to the corps staff. In the case of important targets he handed over a dossier and maps of the targets to the corps staff which were then passed on to the forward troops who would guard the target until it was taken over by 'T' Force. As soon as corps had got accustomed to the idea of 'T' Force this became unnecessary, and the coy or detachment commander merely reported to the corps concerned and told them his job, and was then fitted into the corps plan. When the 'T' Force troops had taken over the targets, battalion headquarters was immediately informed of the situation in the area and despatched assessors to the targets as soon as it was considered safe for them to go there. These same assessors in their turn informed 21 Army Group what further investigators were needed, after they had made a preliminary survey of the target in question. All detachment commanders kept close touch with Military Government detachments in the areas in which they were operating, and this proved invaluable to both sides, Mil Gov frequently producing targets for 'T' Force, and 'T' Force giving considerable assistance to Mil Gov in the difficult opening stages of the occupation of a town. Close touch was also kept with War Material Reconnaissance Teams with considerable mutual benefit. The same rifle coy with varying troops under command was kept in the same corps area throughout the operation and this kept the continuity of relations of 'T' Force with the fighting troops.
The Pioneer Smoke Coys adapted themselves to their new and completely strange duties extremely well, though with varying degrees of competence none of which ever came near to incompetence.
Once established in an area, coy commanders made it their business to locate any "opportunity" targets and to keep contact with other troops in the same area for this same purpose. In this way such targets as the GROTH laboratory, skilfully hidden in a silk factory at CELLE, and several other less spectacular but important targets were discovered soon enough to be put under guard before they were looted or before the key personnel had time to disappear. Large quantities of equipment for evacuation soon began to appear around battalion headquarters and this necessitated setting up an Evacuation Intelligence Section which crated, labelled and despatched this equipment. An extraordinary variety of dials, tubes, boxes and pieces of metal of all shapes and sizes were our constant companions throughout the campaign in GERMANY. It is estimated that nearly 1,000 tons of equipment have already been evacuated in this way.
The Documents Team of one officer and seven other ranks was centralised at battalion headquarters and distributed to targets as required. It covered an immense amount of ground and its principal function was to determine the value of documents and to evacuate any of operational significance to the military formations concerned.
The small staff of interpreters were in great demand, and we could have used four times the number if they had been available, since the most valuable results were invariably attained not by searches into documents and machinery, but by the interrogation of German personnel found in the targets. Virtually no benefit, except a certain exhilaration, was derived from the information supplied by displaced personnel, whose destructive capacity was immense, and whose fevered imaginations produced theories of a remarkable inaccuracy.
In the early stages of the campaign we had with us a detachment of 30 Advanced Unit RN, whose interests, though fleeting, frequently coincided with our own. Later on they became impatient with the pace of 'T' Force activities and became increasingly advanced and dispersed until in KIEL they virtually disappeared from view altogether! This made them stimulating but somewhat uneasy companions, and their exact relationship to our own naval investigators was always somewhat of a mystery. Their predilection for small armoured sorties in front of the main advance showed admirable daring but was sometimes a little difficult to fit in to the general plan of 'T' Force activities.
From GESCHER the Headquarters moved to OSNABRUCK and the two coys of 1 BUCKS were despatched to HANNOVER, which was captured by the Ninth US Army. They secured in HANNOVER the best General Staff Intelligence target in the programme in almost complete working order - the Headquarters of Wehrkreis XI.
HANNOVER was at this time populated almost exclusively by displaced persons in the throes of perhaps the biggest blind in EUROPE, during which they finished the contents of one of GERMANY's biggest and most famous cellars in the space of three Hogarthian days.
At the same time a coy was despatched to CELLE and detachments to the explosives factories at LIEBENAU and BOMLITZ. At CELLE the Gas School and a small but particularly nauseating gaol were the main listed targets, but the most important was the small physics laboratory of Dr. GROTH, mentioned above, which was discovered by accident by the DDME of 8 Corps and instantly reported to the 'T' Force detachment commander who took it over without delay.
By this time our resources were very fully extended, and the lull that now took place in the military operations while Belsen Camp was taken over by 8 Corps, while preparations for a 'set piece' attack on BREMEN were made by 12 Corps, and while 30 Corps were held up by strong resistance on the left flank, was a very welcome one. It gave us time to consider in the light of the experience gained so far what were the most important targets to go for and what was the best procedure for dealing with them. For instance, it was now clear that most Military Government targets in the list would automatically be preserved by the Germans anyway, that industrial targets depended to a great extent for their value on the seizing of key personnel in them, and that 'opportunity' targets were likely to be the most important of the lot.
This lull also gave us time to bring up a proportion of the troops from RHEINE and OSNABRUCK and to sort out the targets under guard so that enough troops were available for the main target areas which were about to be captured - BREMEN, HAMBURG, LUBECK And KIEL. At this time the coy at CELLE sent out detachments to secure the two targets which were greatest in extent and the investigation of which has lasted longer than any other: the Chemical Warfare Station at RAUBKAMMER and the vast Ordnance Testing Station at MUNSTER UNTERLUSS. The military situation at these two places remained interesting for some days owing to the presence of large numbers of disaffected SS in the surrounding forests. They ambushed vehicles, winning one of our all too scarce investigators' staff cars, from which the investigators beat a hasty retreat, and also kidnapped some of the technical personnel from RAUBKAMMER and hid them in the forest.
BREMEN was our most ambitious target yet and was complicated because it is situated on two sides of a main water obstacle and was to be taken by separate assaults from EAST and WEST. Separate 'T' Forces were attached to both of the forces assaulting BREMEN and were in possession of the targets in record time. Throughout the operation the most important target in BREMEN was the DESCHIMAG U-boat assembly yard where sixteen U-boats were in the course of construction, two of which were almost complete at the time of capture. The targets in BREMEN were thinned out very rapidly so as to economise troops for the next advance forward, and so as to clear the area of British troops as soon as possible in view of the American take-over of the port.
'T' Force headquarters stayed in SULINGEN between NIENBURG and DIEPHOLZ from April 12 to 24, and then moved into the Wolff factory at BOMLITZ, where it could better control possible developments towards HAMBURG, CUXHAVEN and in BREMEN, and, at the same time live in considerable comfort in the palatial offices and hostels of Germany's leading propellant factory. Throughout these moves the headquarters was always sited within easy distance of Headquarters Second Army, and on the telephone to them.
Minor targets were dealt with in LUNEBERG and preparations were made for the forthcoming crossing of the ELBE, the capture of HAMBURG and the final canter home to KIEL via LUBECK. At the same time one of the coys of 1 BUCKS was taken out of HANNOVER and directed on to the targets in the peninsula between the ELBE and the WESER, WESERMUNDER, BREMENHAFEN, CUXHAVEN and STADE, and the other BUCKS coy followed them up in a few days.
At the beginning of May it became evident that the battle was virtually over. The advance over the ELBE met with little opposition and was contained only by the multitudes of prisoners on the roads, and on 2 May HAMBURG itself surrendered.
The three coys which went into HAMBURG were hard put to it to cope with the 106 listed targets in that city, but the most important were immediately secured including the radio station, which broadcast on the same night, and the laboratory of Dr. HARTECK, the associate of Dr. GROTH.
Simultaneously a coy arrived in LUBECK and a party of recce cars was sent on to TRAVEMUNDE on the BALTIC, where the LUFTWAFFE received the party with great ceremony, most lavish generosity and evident relief at the absence of the Russians.
In LUBECK, the most important target was the great DWM works, the investigation of which by Ordnance experts still continues, and the most_ remarkable 'Opportunity' target was a mobile transmitting station comprising twenty-six gigantic vehicles and worth several million pounds, whose director sought 'T' Force protection on the grounds that his equipment was about to be looted by the demoralised German Army. He had, he said, been standing by for an emergency since the Spanish Civil War, in which his station had been tested, and evidently felt that he had missed his cue.
By 5 May the diplomatic situation had become extremely obscure and a rather hazy standstill order was in force. The Coy at LUBECK rapidly handed over its responsibilities to 5 Division and prepared itself, with another coy rapidly brought up from BREMEN, to proceed to KIEL. 30 Advanced Unit RN were also straining at the leash to move on and secure the secrets of the German Navy before they could be destroyed or evacuated.
On the night 4/5 May, after a series of obscure and misunderstood telephone conversations between the GSO2 of the KIEL 'T' Force and 21 Army Group and Second Army, the force advanced to KIEL under the illusion that it had been ordered to go there with all speed, and to the justifiable annoyance of Headquarters 8 Corps, who were still maintaining a standstill, when they found out.
When 'T' Force arrived in KIEL, the situation was somewhat Gilbertian. The garrison consisted of some 12,000 fully armed Germans, one cruiser in dry dock and one upside down in the harbour, and a number of U-boats and smaller craft, and some 40,000 extremely rampageous displaced persons.
The German naval commander was at first inclined to be sceptical as to the opinion of the 'T' Force Commander, backed by 200 men, that the German nation had surrendered, but a brisk telephone conversation with Admiral DOENITZ then at FLENSBURG, confirmed this opinion and both sides then set about producing an orderly situation in the port which was almost completely shattered by Allied bombing. The entire functions of garrisoning and military government devolved on these two coys until other troops arrived on 8 May. Many of these functions were then taken over, and an Army Form B108 was received for the cruiser "HIPPER".
The most valuable target in KIEL was the WALTHERWERKE, complete with Herr WALTHER. Although this character had been engaged in burning his documents for the past four days and had completed his task on the afternoon before the arrival of the troops, it subsequently transpired, when Herr WALTHER was convinced the Nazi Party was a thing of the past, that he had taken the precaution of micro-filming the most important documents, and that the prototype of his most important production, a jet-propelled submarine capable of 25 knots under water, was still intact in the works. This was taken care of by 30 Advanced Unit RN.
This episode was really the end of the listed programme for Second Army 'T' Force, and in GERMANY it now remained to tidy up targets still under guard and to carry out a more detailed search for further targets.
The target list for DENMARK was now produced and this provided a welcome change from the boredom of guard duties in GERMANY. As soon as the SHAEF Mission to DENMARK had established itself in COPENHAGEN, one coy of 5 KINGS and a composite coy representing all the units of 'T' Force, were despatched, one coy to AARHUS and one to KOLDING, both in JUTLAND, with an attached platoon from the second coy in COPENHAGEN. A tremendous and stupefying welcome was, and still is, being extended to these fortunate detachments, and full results of the investigations in DENMARK are still awaited. Among other targets, a V2 experimental station on the island of FANO was investigated with the aid of a DUKW.
It seems improbable that any operations, remotely similar to those described above are likely to take place at any future stage of this war, and it is hoped that the opportunity for such operations will not arise at any future stage in history, so that a summary of lessons learnt may seen to be irrelevant.
The first intention of these operations was to unearth the secrets behind GERMANY's war effort and to discover how much of their technical achievement had been handed over to the Japanese. It is impossible for me to say how far this intention has been realised, and without doubt it will take many months of research into the documents and equipment evacuated to decide exactly how valuable these operations have been. It is certain that a remarkable amount of material has been moved about EUROPE by this organisation and that a very wide field of subjects has been covered in considerable detail by the investigators themselves.
In view of the considerable haste with which this force was put together for an unusual task and of the vastness of the area which had to be covered in a very short time, it is remarkable that even a small degree of satisfaction with the performance has been expressed by the authorities for whom it was carried out.
Any success that may have been achieved has been due to four main things:-
To the industry and resourcefulness of the Headquarters of 5 KINGS and to their endless good temper in dealing with a multitude of curious problems and curious people;
To the very great initiative shown by all the officers of 'T' Force;
To the skill and hard work of the assessors, and to the high standard of intelligence material produced before and during the operations; and
To the staff work of 21 Army Group and SHAEF.
It is hoped that all the energy and skill expended by so many people in these last three months may make some contribution both to the shortening of the present war and to the prevention of wars in the future.
[Source: TNA FO 1031/49, transcribed by www.arcre.com]


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Jason van Zyl wrote: > I noticed Bruce's blog entry about the use of entities and I just wanted > to suggest the approach that was intended for use. Entities started > being used because of some defects in the inheritance mechanism. The way > I have always used for integration across builds has been this way: > > http://maven.apache.org/reference/user-guide.html#Overriding_Stated_Dependencies > > You guys use a parent POM for everything, and you might have tried this > but I think this might not be working for you because of the way you > pull in your global properties. I haven't look at your build lately but > I think you are using an ant task to pull in your global properties > which doesn't make its way into the inheritance mechanism. > > You should be able to put everything in your global.properties file in > the project.properties file in your /etc directory and then the > inheritance mechanism will kick in. Currently there are three ways > people use for managing dependency versions: > > o using the JAR override mechanism > o using properties files with stating versions and using interpolation > o using entities > > I would definitely recommend using one of the first two. I want to > promote native mechanisms in Maven itself for dealing with these things. > There were problems with inheritance which is why people resorted to > using entities: I saw that blog entry on your use of entities and > cringed. That's definitely not something I want to promote as a best > practice. I am primarily working on m2 but I double checked with Brett > and he tells me the inheritance problems have been fixed. > > I don't believe the first two methods would have worked for you because > of the use of the ant:property tag, but if you tried using the standard > form of inheritance I think you could actually use what's recommended. > > If you have actually it without the ant:property task and it doesn't > work then it's a bug and needs to be fixed but people have been > reporting that inheritance generally works now in m1. The main reason I began using the entity solution was because I could not get the property inheritance working at all. However, upon further investigation by my friend Jeff Genender, it appears that all the properties I had specified when trying to get inheritance working contained a hyphen. Evidently Maven tries to do arithmetic on anything with a hyphen. If I replace the hyphen in the property names with an underscore, property inheritance works like it should. Unfortunately it took a *lot* of experimentation to figure this out. This *really, really* should be documented on the Maven site. This subtlty hung me up for quite a long while. Having had this documented in the Maven FAQ is a good start. Of course, I haven't looked at the Maven docs lately, maybe it's already there. BTW, I have used the maven.jar.override property in the past, but only to point to jars in a project's lib directory. Thanks for chiming in on this, Jason. Bruce -- perl -e 'print unpack("u30","<0G)U8V4\\@4VYY9&5R\\"F9E<G)E=\\$\\!F<FEI+F-O;0\\`\\`");' The Castor Project http://www.castor.org/ Apache Geronimo http://incubator.apache.org/projects/geronimo.html
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Can someone help me get this information? I would like to know the properties of SA508 Class III steel. I am told the yield stress is 55 ksi. I am particularly interested to know if this steel is weldable. I looked though my ASTM standards and have informatin to A508 steel, but it refers to ASME for SA508 steel. If anyone has ASME with SA508, may I get a faxed copy? If it is too lengthy document, could it be mailed to me? Thanks in advance. Anand Nene, S. E. ANSE Consulting Structural Engineers 1624 Franklin Street, Suite 1200 Oakland, CA 94612-2824 Tel: (510)-893-3464 Fax: (510)-893-3466 anandnene(--nospam--at)aol.com
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Guitar side benders are simple jigs used to bend thin pieces of wood for acoustic guitar bodies. You can make one at home with a piece of plywood and some dowels. By making your own side bender, you can gauge the size and degree of bend for your hand made guitar body. Basically, a side bender is half of a figure-eight. Typically, the top half of the figure-eight is smaller than the bottom half.
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- Guitar body wood, 1/6-by-4 1/2-by 36 inches (optional)
- Clamps (optional)
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Lay a guitar similar to the one that you would like to make on a piece of plywood facing up.
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Trace around the guitar body from the neck to the bottom of the guitar with a pencil. You only need to draw one side. You will use the same jig to bend both sides. This makes your guitar symmetrical.
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Drill holes through the plywood with a cordless drill and 3/4-inch Forstner bit along the outside perimeter of the drawing, 3 inches apart from the neck to the bottom.
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Squirt some glue into each hole and hammer dowels into the holes. Wait 24 hours for the glue to dry.
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Use the side bender by spreading glue on two pieces of wood, approximately 1/6-inch thick. Clamp the two pieces to the inside perimeter of the dowels. Let the glue dry for one hour. Glue another piece to the first two pieces. Clamp the three pieces to the jig and let it dry. Continue clamping and gluing until you have the thickness you desire.
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- The measurements are for examples. If the degree of bend is very slight, you can bend wood that is thicker than 1/16 inch. You can buy guitar wood from online catalogues or make your own.
- Test the wood before bending it. If it cracks or splits, try a different species of wood or a different thickness, or lessen the degree of bend.


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A new distance in the series this year is the launch of the Harvest Moon Half Marathon. For the past two years this has been an epic 20K race with all elements thrown at it, snow, sleet, rain, and wind, you name it, we've had it! Launching from the Harvest Moon Treehouses this race has been a series highlight for many of our runners in past years. And this year we have launched the enhanced version by upping the distance up to Half Marathon (21.1K). It is sure to be up there with some of the most challenging Half Marathons the UK has to offer.
The route will take in some spectacular views of the coast, snaking through mature woodland, farm paths and clifftop viewpoints, not to mention some deep river crossings. Hold onto some energy for the final 3K stretch as it drops down onto the sand at Tyninghamme Beach with the final river crossing of the Peffer Burn to finish… getting wet on this one is inevitable! Certainly not one for the faint hearted, trail running shoes are recommended to cope with the variety of terrains.
With finishers medals for all runners in the Half marathon and a classic FoxTrail photo-op at the Peffer Burn we promise you will be delighted with this as the pinnacle of the FoxTrail series.
Please note that there will be a mixture of different and challenging terrain on the route and conditions will be muddy, soft and very slippy in areas and a relatively large section will be on the sand. We would recommend using trail running shoes for the race.
|Race Registration
|8.00am – 8.45am
|Race Brief
|Race Start
Parking is located a couple hundred meters from HQ and will be fully signposted (note it is quite a bumpy road)
Follow the link below to see the location of the event;
Free Tea or Coffee with a biscuit, will be provided after the race.
Water station will be located at the start/ finish area and runners will pass through twice during the race (~10K and ~15k).
All finishers will receive a Harvest Moon Half Marathon Finishers medal.
All runners will receive their race number and safety pins at registration. And tea/ coffee and biscuits after the race.
All routes are way marked with tape and signposts, and marshals will be situated at key points in the race.
Please remember to double check the route map before the race start, with this being the longest FoxTrail event it is crucial you study the map prior to race day.
Final route maps can be found on the race info pages released prior to the event day.
The FoxTrail Winter Running Series is covered by event/public Liability Insurance, all racers and spectators that attend the event and participate at their own risk.
All finishers will receive a Harvest Moon Half Marathon finishers medal, and the top three men and woman in each race will receive our coveted handmade medals and a goodie bag with prizes from our generous sponsors 2Pure, Nathan, and Feetures.
The overall series winner will be announced on the final race day, to be eligible for the series winner award you must enter at least 4 of the 6 events. For those who entering the full series, your top 4 rankings will be the ones to count.
A veteran's series winner will be announced at the final race only, so definitely not one to miss!
There will also be sponsored spot prizes given out on race days.
Race marshals will have minor first aid kits and a radio/ mobile phone if further assistance is required, the majority of marshals are also qualified firs aiders.
The race start/ finish area will also have first aid provisions and first aid qualified staff.
In the event of extreme weather the race may be cancelled and re-arranged for a later date. In the event of this race being cancelled we have marked Saturday 18th February as the reserve date. Regretably we are unable to offer refunds for participants unable to make the reserve date.
Wherever possible please share transport to and from the event with other runners and help us reduce the carbon footprint of our events.
A train from Edinburgh is available to/ from Dunbar train station and then transport to Harvest Moon is available via taxi.
Train times
Edin 0707 – Dunbar 0727
Dunbar 1105- Edin 1137 OR Dunbar 1138 – Edin 1205
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Trainers/ trail running shoes recommended to cope with terrain.
Although we have water stops, a hydration system / bottle may not be a bad idea along with race food/ snacks. remember this is one of the more exposed races, so think carefully about clothing.
Warm clothing for after the event – remember this is a winter event series!
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Reins are among the most easily recognisable pieces of tack -- equipment for riding a horse -- a rider uses. As the phrases "rein in" or "free rein" indicate, reins are a mechanism used to control the horse's movement. Attached to the bridle, reins are used by the rider to change a horse's direction or indicate it should stop. Basic structure is generally long leather straps attached to the bridle on either side of the horse's head.
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Closed & Split Reins
Closed and split reins are the most common types of reins for horses; most other types are derivatives of these two types. Closed or loop reins are made from a single piece of material -- usually leather -- that runs from one bridle loop to the other, behind the horse's neck and is then grasped by the rider. This single-piece construction makes it easier to hold onto and is common for English riders. Split reins are two-piece reins; one piece loops to one bridle loop and each rein is then held by the rider. The split design keeps the horse from getting his feet tangled in the rein loop, which is more likely to occur with closed reins.
Draw & Running Reins
Draw and running reins vary from standard reins, which run from the bridle to the rider's hands. Instead, they are attached to the saddle, thread through the bridle loop and then back to the rider. Due to this unusual pattern, the reins themselves are long. This style of reins offers the rider more control over the horse's movements.
Side, Long, & Driving Reins
Side, long and driving reins are not meant to be held by a rider. Side reins are used most often in training; they connect from the bit to the saddle. Similarly, long and driving reins attach at the side; they are used to handle the horse from the ground or a cart.
Curb, Snaffle & Double Reins
Curb and snaffle reins are used with double bridles or Pelham bits; they feature two reins on each side of the horse's head. Snaffle reins are laced together; curb reins are buckled. Double reins feature both a snaffle and a curb rein, attached to a double bridle.
Mecate & Romel Reins
Romel reins originated with the vaqueros -- Spanish cowboys. Most often used by Western riders, they are a type of closed rein that also features a whip, or "quirt." Mecate reins are used with bitless bridles; instead of being made of leather, as most reins are, they are composed of a single piece of rope that forms a closed rein. Mecate reins are often accompanied by lead reins, an extra piece of rein.
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CUTwC will meet for a practice session on Wednesday 26th of April in the Walters Room (not Tower Room), Selwyn College, from 8 (not 7:30)pm.
Please tell the President if you wish to stand for next year's Committee.
The final of Cuppers will be held at the start of the Easter Term.
Latest Results:
Patrick Barrie beat Larry Kahn 25-17 to win the World Singles, and won the ETwA National Singles.
CJ Barrie won the Singles Plate.
The National Handicapped Individual Pairs was won by Ed Green.
The Charles Relle Trophy was won by Harley Jones, Ed Green and Zach Bond due to the spoon being inverted.
The finalists of Cuppers are C.U.G&S Society and The Excelleg Esteemed Association Croquet Society of the King's College of Our Lady and Saint Nicholas in Cambridge Elite Tiddlywinks Squadron First Team [sic] (final match to be played at the start of Easter Term).
CUTwC usually meets at 7:30pm on Wednesdays in The Walters Room, Selwyn College (CUTwC meets in other places and times for pub crawls and national tournaments).All members of the University and other educational establishments in Cambridge are welcome to attend.
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