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|Operating Accessories (Page 9 of 9)
addition to adding visual interest and realism to a train layout,
Operating Accessories allow you operate it like a real world-railroad
rather than simply running trains around in a circle. Gilbert
made 62 distinct accessories as listed on a little over seven pages of
the TM Guide, not counting the variations on some of the 62.
Lionel made more under the American Flyer name. Because there are
so many, I have split them up over four web pages:
Gilbert accessories #561 through #588 are on page 1
#591 through #752A are on page 2
#755 through #762 are on page 3
#766 through 785 are on page 4
#787 through #23601 are on page 5
#23602 through #23786 are on page 6
#23787 through #23830 are on page 7
Lionel accessories #2300 through #49807 are on page 7
#49808 through 49819 are on page 8
# 49820 and above are on this page
Unless otherwise specified, the pictures on this page are from the collection of The Upstairs Train.
|#49820 Sam the Semaphore Man, Lionel's remake of the #758, made in 2007 & 2008.
(Picture from the Lionel online catalog.)
|#49824 Loading Platform and Car, Lionel's remake of the #775, made in 2005.
(Photos courtesy of Christopher Potter.)
|This Operating Boxcar, Lionel's remake of the #974 came in the #49824 set.
(Photo courtesy of Christopher Potter.)
|#49832 Blinking Signal,
Lionel's remake of the #582, made in 2007 & 2008.
(Picture from the Lionel online catalog.)
|#49833 Block Signal,
Lionel's remake of the #587, made in 2007 & 2008.
(Picture from the Lionel online catalog.)
|#49835 Semaphore Block Signal,
Lionel's remake of the #588, made from 2007 to 2009.
(Picture from the Lionel online catalog.)
Show me the rest of the Operating Accessories.
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Is a performance platform where participants share individual experiences, personal memories and perceptions of their own environments by utilizing the power of the group to then build a collective experience. In the past few years my investigation has departed from the beauty i see in the accidental movement we create in the every day with the physicality of emotions and images that are connected to a deeper level of our being. The accumulation of past/present experience determines what are we willing to expose.This piece is about braking, decoding our systems of exposures.
For the presentation of this piece a workshop is offered to the community were the work is being presented, people with different kind of backgrounds are very much encouraged to participate in this process and they become the potential performers of the piece along with selected original cats members (depending on the budget of the venue).
CHOREOGRAPHED AND DIRECTED by Mariangela Lopez/ Accidental Movement
PERFORMED AND CREATED with original cast: Monica Brand, Stephanie Beauchamp, Zena Bibler , Malinda Crump, Anna Grüessinger, Laura Grant, George Frintzilas, Zavé Martohardjono, Zoe Lukov Jaime Shearn Coan , Nancy Schwartz, Michele Torino, Amanda Torres, Juliana Vicari, and Rishauna Zumberg
MUSIC by Giorgio Moroder, "Tears" Ennio Morricone,"Ouverture del Mattino" Amanda Lear, "Follow me" Simon Boswell, "Dejame llorar"
COSTUMES by Mariangela Lopez and Monica Brand with performers
PHOTOGRAPHY by Oskar Landi and Dave Ratzlow
VIDEOGRAPHY by Iki Nakagawa
RUNNING TIME 30 min to 1 hour (depending on the venue)
FUNDERS AND RESIDENCY CREDITS The creation of ACCIDENTAL #5 has been possible with public commissioning funds from the Dance Program of the New York State Council of th e Arts, a state agency. Accidental Movement received support from the Movement Research Artist-in-Residency Program funded, in part, by the Leonard and Sophie Davis Fund. Also the creation of ACCIDENTAL #5 has been possible with the contribution from the Arnhold Foundation.
Dance New Amsterdam, New York City. February 18th to 21st, 2010
The piece was also presented at Danspace Project, NYC as part of the Body Madness Platform curated by Danspace Project Artistic Director Judy Hussie-Taylor in February 2010
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As winter approaches, Beijing has seemingly disappeared (yet again) under a thick layer of smog. Nothing new, though we had been pretty lucky for most of the summer. With the smog brings the familiar aches and pains in my chest, shoulders and body, sleeplessness (at night), not wanting to leave the house (or even look out the window), and the desire to sleep forever (aka. all day long). I wanted to call in sick today with 'smog head' because that's truly how I feel. When the pollution pours in, your brain cells seem to pour out. I don't feel completely with it, and I definitely don't feel in a controlled state of mind. It's almost like a really bad hangover that won't quit. The routine of riding my bike to work turns into an impossible task simply avoided due to the hazards involved (and I'm not talking about the craziness that is Beijing's streets).
Every few months, when the pollution rolls in for a couple days (or weeks) at a time, I'm usually moodier than normal, find myself crying for no particular reason, and a super recluse. Yesterday I found myself in the moodiest of moods, fuming angry for no real reason at all. After some inner reflection (and a bottle of Shiraz), I've come to the conclusion that it's this mother fucking pollution getting me down.
All I wanna do is be able to see the sun and take in gulps of the fresh air.
Is that too much to ask China?
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Loving Lilly (Geary Brothers, #2) by Grace Harper
I am going to start out by saying that I really enjoyed the first book Charming Olivia (Geary Brothers, #1) by Grace Harper and I was thrilled that Olivia and Jack make several appearances in this book including their wedding, so if you haven't read the first book you really should before you read this one.
Elijah is the owner of the pub that Lilly has been frequenting everyday for the last six months. There is chemistry between the two but for some reason Elijah has been hesitant on asking Lilly out. Elijah has even decided to go out with someone else so that he doesn't get involved with Lilly, this was a strange concept but hey it worked, for a while anyway.
The chemistry between Lilly and Elijah was sweet yet steamy, they really do have a great time between the sheets when they finally get there, and it wasn't for a lack of trying either...they kept getting interrupted.
There are a lot of secrets between the elders in both families and I look forward to reading Breaking Jane (Geary Brothers, #3) by Grace Harper to figure out what the heck has been going on, especially with Lilly's parents...there is something wrong with the way they treat their daughter and favor the son (the druggie) and I am dying to know why that is.
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Barrett is everybody's favorite sibling. And we are all ok admitting it. He's just the best.
And then I turned 25. My older Bryan was in Dallas and flew out on my birthday for Embassy Duty training, so I had to say by to him for a good 2 years!!! It was sad. Very sad. Not a good birthday present... but I'm so excited for him. He finds out in about a week what country he'll be living in for the next year.
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When a rock formation is given a name it has to be described and its important characteristics noted and this should always be done with reference to a selected outcrop where all the typical features can be seen. Such sites are called type localities and this account describes the type localities of the Milltown Conglomerate Formation and the Derrycreevy Formation. Both are considered to be part of the Sherwood Sandstone Group of the Triassic period.
The type locality of the Milltown Conglomerate forms the north bank and river bed of the Blackwater opposite the mill factory at Milltown. Here 12 m of conglomerate containing small pebbles can be seen in beds up to 50 cm thick separated by partings of a coarse-grained red and purple sandstone. The dominant rock in the pebbles is white vein quartz but fragments of Carboniferous, Ordovician and Silurian rocks have also been recognised.
Between the mill factory and the weir on the north bank of the Blackwater, 800 m to the north west, is the type locality of the Derrycreevy Sandstone Formation. It sits on a foundation of Milltown Conglomerate that rapidly gives way to 150 m of brick-red, fine-grained sandstone which forms the base of the Derrycreevy Sandstone. The top of the formation is not seen.
These rocks were formed in a hot desert environment at a time when the British Isles area was within the northern tropics. They were part of a huge supercontinent creeping imperceptibly northwards. Periodic rains flooded the desert floor and winds passing over these temporary lakes generated ripple marks in the sands, in turn worked over by some sediment-feeding animals that left trails. In the long dry periods sand dunes also formed. The redness is due to oxidation, probably of iron but rare green and white laminations betray short intervals reducing conditions in the lakes.
The age of these rocks presents a problem because no fossils have so far been found. In the 19th century the conglomerates were considered to be of Permian age but the most recent appraisal places them in the Triassic period as part of the Sherwood Sandstone Group which would make them around 245 million years old.
Type localities are the essential units from which the geological history of an area is compiled and are therefore of national importance. For this reason alone the site should be conserved but there is additional interest in the form of hydrogeological (groundwater reservoir) and hydrocarbon (oil and gas) potential which further fortify this view.


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North Cascades - American Alpine Institute Class - July 2007
South Early Winter Spire - 7,807 ft
Trip theme: Bugs or "Hey this rock climbing is a ton of fun!"
|Looking up at the Liberty Bell group from the highway. South Early Winter Spire is to the far left and Liberty Bell is to the far right
Today we got up and drove to the trailhead of our objective for the day,
South Early Winters Spire. This would be my first technical alpine rock
climb, my first multi-pitch climb, and my first
trad climb. Lots
of firsts. Right out of the car the mosquitoes start hitting you and never let
up. The approach hike in is about 1,800 ft of elevation gain but isn't too
terribly bad as it is mostly on good trail. We had met up with another private
group from AAI at Fun Rock the previous day and they were going to climb the
same route as us. That route being the South Arête route
rated at a 5.4. We got to the beginning of the route and I sized it up.
Write ups on the Internet had talked about the exposure on this and the rock we
were to climb tomorrow. Standing there, it didn't look bad at all. Either that
or I was successfully controlling my sensitivity to exposure. I'd like to think
it was the later but I think it was a little of both, maybe more of the first
(especially since my trip to the Gunks after I got home where it felt like we
really had exposure). Exposure is a funny thing. You can fall 10 feet and kill
yourself the same as if you fell 1,000 ft. But when you're staring out into
hundred's of feet of open air versus a ledge 20 ft below you, it sure feels like
its more dangerous. We left our boots and trekking poles at the base of the
climb, donned our rock climbing shoes and set off up the route. Oddly enough the
hardest move on the whole entire route was the first move which is what the
guide book says about this route. I felt really good as we moved up the first
pitch. It was all pretty easy climbing with bomber holds everywhere and super
grippy granite for your shoes. We got up the first belay station in short order
and switched over to our second pitch. The second pitch was a little more
interesting as there was a chimney move that you had to make to get up to the
next belay station. It was a little wide and made more difficult by wearing a
pack, but didn't prove to be that hard of an obstacle. We had lots of time to
take pictures and what not as Mat seemed to be putting in an inordinate amount
of protection on the route. I guess it gave us practice pulling it out and
preparing the rack to give it back to him. The climbing was pretty straight forward and
easy most of the way and was really a great deal of fun. Certainly more fun than
I was expecting to have on the rock climbing portion of this trip. In fact if I
had done the whole trip as a private trip I was considering taking the rock
portion out entirely. Now that we were on the rock I was having much more fun
that I anticipated. How convenient! After a few pitches we stopped belaying and simul-climbed on a short rope instead. Basically what this means is that we had
no protection, but the terrain was such that if someone fell, since we were close
together a fall would be quickly caught by the other two. Had I been
alone I would have felt comfortable without a rope at all, albeit I may have
moved a little slower. Eventually we got to what I think is the crux of the
route. There is an exposed slab that you have to traverse across to the other
side. The fall seems like it should only be about 20-30 ft but you could tell
that many people in the area were freaked out about the move. There was a group of
Outward Bound folks there and they were taking an inordinate amount of time to
get across. They had gone so far as to fix a rope all the way across the
traverse so there was no risk of falling. Nevertheless we had to wait while one
guy in particular crawled across the traverse. Finally it was our turn and Mat
clipped the rope into a carabiner halfway across. When it was my turn I found
the move to be very easy. In fact I felt like the protection was just in the
way. With the protection there a fall would cause you to pendulum swing against
the rock instead of falling, but as soon as you got halfway and pulled it out
you had no protection at all any way. I felt like when you stood there and pulled out
the protection there was a greater risk of falling than if you had just kept two
hands on the rock the whole time without any protection whatsoever. Mat
disagreed with a snort. After the traverse it was some exposed scrambling that
gained the summit. Of course we had to climb the tallest boulder to proclaim
ourselves at the actual summit. We somehow spent 3 hours climbing but it seemed
like it was much quicker than that. The weather held out nicely as it was cool
enough to need a light layer to stay warm which then worked wonders against the
mosquitoes that seemed to linger even at the summit. We spent a nice time on the
summit and got a good look at our target for tomorrow, Liberty Bell. I had made
many first's today and most importantly I had a clean ascent (no falls).
Going down was a breeze. I was feeling confident and strong, always a good combination for me in the mountains. We simul-climbed all the way down to the traverse. I was having some trouble getting the carabiner out of the bolt on the traverse and Mat was getting nervous about my stance. See, this is why the protection was just in the darn way Mat! Actually my stance was rock solid the whole time and Mat was fretting about nothing. A theme that I found would reoccur, it seems Mat turns into a nervous nilly sometimes. I guess when you're guiding you get all kinds of whacky people, but don't get all nervous on me unless I've given you some reason to do so. Past the traverse we zipped down to the first rappel station. This is where things started to slow down. One of the questions I had asked Mat was how we would ensure that we wouldn't rappel off the end of the rope. He assured me that this wouldn't be a problem. So wouldn't you know it as I get near the end of the first rope, the guy below me says "Watch out that you don't rap off the end of the rope". It seems we had about 5 feet of rope to spare on the ledge we were on. Good thing that guy was there to tell me about it. Now we had caught up the Outward Bound group. Holy cow, they were going down when we were going up. We sat at the rappel point for at least 30 minutes waiting for them to clear out of the way. Finally it was our turn and we finished rappelling down the rest of the route. The backs of both of my heels had been bothering me for quite some time now and I was curious to see what they looked like. Rock shoes fit very tight and this was the first time I had worn mine all day long and on this length of climbing. As I feared I had ripped the skin off of both heels. My fingers on the other hand felt pretty good. I had been having trouble with the tendons/pullies on the middle finger of my right hand. But I had taped it up prior to starting the day and it seemed to be holding up OK. My heels though were not. We would have to move to Plan B for the next day. Felt OK in the boots though on the hike back down to the trailhead.
Tonight Mat needed to make a phone call to straighten out some billing issues he had on his credit cards. So we headed down into Winthrop for dinner at the local brewpub, the originally named Winthrop Brewing Co. The beer here was OK, the fish and chips were OK (but gave me horrible gas), but the jalapeno poppers were the best I have ever had anywhere. Man they were good. We finished up the trip to town with a little ice cream and a cell phone call to straighten out Mat's financial difficulties. It only took until the end of the 4th day for Mat to get sick and tired of my constant questions and more pointedly, my questioning of his decision making. Despite my telling him earlier that my questions were all inquisitive in nature and not personal, he couldn't separate it. Guess he's not used to guiding engineers.
|Looking back at Washington Pass on the approach hike
|You would have thought the bugs would have cleared out around here. Not.
|South Early Winter Spire. We climbed the South Arête route which is on the far right
|The next valley to the east
|The beginning of the route
|It's hard to believe, but this was the toughest move of the day
|The route up from our first belay station
|Amazing how there is still snow this low and this late into July
|Getting ready to go up into the small chimney area
|Joel seems to be enjoying himself, if not looking overly stylish
|Looking back down the route from above the chimney
|Going through these channels greatly reduced the exposure
|This move was all exposure, but frankly was quite easy. The protection was just in the way
|Mark on top of South Early Winter Spire (7,807 ft) via the South Arête route (5.4) on 7/16/07
|Joel on top of South Early Winter Spire
|Mat on top of South Early Winter Spire
|The other AAI group on the part of the summit
|Looking back down at some of the route. Looks more impressive from up here
|Way down there is the road we drove in on
|Looking over at Liberty Bell. Our objective for tomorrow
|Relaxing while waiting for serious rappelling delays
|Looking out across the North Cascades
|My hands got more than a little dirty on rappel
|Hey, do you think the bugs are gone? No chance
|My new tarp tent set up at our bug free site at Early Winter campground
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Once again the Year 7 and 8 boarders were treated to a highly interesting and stimulating talk, given by Edwina Thomas, who is a producer for the BBC news service. She entertained the pupils with a 10 minute film which showed the kind of work she produces as part of the BBC team. The film featured an end of year news report which summed up the political events of 2010. She told of the difficulties she experienced in getting a job in the political world and highlighted the determination and perseverance required to succeed in this highly competitive business. She described herself as a 'fixer', as someone who dealt with the serious end of news, of the importance of fact and impartiality. Ms Thomas also explained the long hours, the stressful nature of the job, the excitement, 'voxbopping', 'information bubbles', high speed taxi rides with cameras and satellite dishes, of the dangers of getting hit by an over zealous camera man and even of abuse from the general public at highly charged political events. The pupils were given the opportunity to identify slides of important political landmarks and of important politicians and were not found to be wanting. Year 7 and 8 were very engaged by this fascinating insight into the life of a 'fixer' and they all asked very pertinent and relevant questions.
It was another most enjoyable weekend at school with the boarders spending Saturday evening around the campfire in the outside classroom. Fun and games was had by all with sketches keeping everyone entertained.
Sunday morning saw an early breakfast and then with Mrs Chapman, Mrs Celerier and Mr Cox driving the minibuses the boarders made their way down to Wimbledon where they were treated to their own private tour which included sitting on Centre and Number 1 courts and answering questions in the press room where the children held their own press conference!
A tired group of children ended the weekend enjoying a game of indoor football before crawling into bed! Another special OBH weekend.
An action packed weekend
As a tired group of children went up to bed on Sunday night, the talk was that this had 'been the best weekend ever'! Looking back over Saturday and Sunday the boarders certainly had some excellent events to attend and I must thank Miss Pugh for all her hard work in organising the two days.
On Saturday afternoon, following the two wins against Moreton Hall, the children all had match tea and it was onto the coach for the journey to Ipswich Regent for the 5pm show of 'Grease'. Dancing and singing from all the group was compulsory including the staff!
After an evening buffet and a good night's sleep Sunday started with the Chapel choir singing very well at Thorpe Morieux Church and the sermon was led by Rev Winter, Chaplain of Ipswich School. On our return to school a little bit of down time was followed by an early lunch and then it was off to the Aldeburgh Food and Drink Festival.
The choir had a two hour busking session in which they impressed all those who listened to them while the rest of the boarders had a 'food foray' (scavenging for food in the wild!) and then the chance to visit the many food stalls and try their free samples which was on offer. A particular favourite was the fudge stall which supplies Harrods, and to the stall holders delight we visited him again at the end of the day to buy all the children a bag of fudge and finish off what was a great afternoon.
After a superb roast dinner on our return it was off to the dorms to talk about the tough life as a boarder!
The English department is organising competitions during the academic year for pupils from Year 3 to Year 8 inclusive. This term there will be a poetry recitation competition.
The basic idea is to select a poem which must be six lines or more in length. The most important aspect is to learn it by heart so that you can recite it as naturally and comfortably as possible in front of the class. My one piece of advice would be that it is much better to look at your audience during your performance rather than peering at the floor or the ceiling. There can be a 'performance' element to your recitation.
The poem could be a 'classic' from hundreds of years ago, or it might be a contemporary poem written last year. You can get as much help as you like in terms of selection and practice. You might choose your poem from the ones studied in class, or a poetry book found in the school library or at home. In addition, there is the internet which is a great resource for poetry nowadays. Two websites I would recommend are:
These both have poems which can be found according to theme, on the latter you can hear the actual poet recite each one and there is even a children's poetry archive section.
Everyone will have the opportunity to recite their poem in class, after half-term. The pupils and teacher will vote for what they feel are the best performances – by secret ballot – and finalists will then be selected. Remember that you will be voting for what you genuinely believe are the best recitations, not selecting someone because you are friends! If you are selected for the final but you really do not want to recite the poem again in front of a larger audience, then you can withdraw from the competition; after all, it is meant to be fun, not torture.
In the last week of term we will have the finals in the Britten Hall: Year 3 and Year 4 will be judged separately, Year 5 and Year 6 will compete against each other, as will Year 7 and Year 8. Good luck, remember that 'practice makes perfect' but, ultimately, that it is the taking part rather than winning which really counts.
Dr. Marshall, English Department, October 2012


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FC Santa Rosa is now in pole position to lift the inaugural Trinidad and Tobago Super League – League One title after title contenders Guaya United suffered a shock 5-3 defeat at the hands of 1976 Phoenix FC on Thursday evening.
The "Big Cannons" had retaken top spot in the league standings on Sunday with a hard fought 1-0 over Police FC at the Arima Velodrome while Guaya's encounter was postponed to later in the week due to a waterlogged pitch.
In the rescheduled fixture, Andell Noray capped off his tremendous run of form to close the season by registering a hat trick to doom the "Green Army" to only their second loss of the season. Noray has now scored 8 goals in his last 4 TTSL games.
Carlon Hughes attempted to rally a revival late in the second half with a brace which takes his season's tally to 26 goals, however it was not enough, as Phoenix held out for a deserved victory.
The results in this penultimate round of action has completely turned League One on its head.
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In the Just Wood Premier Division, last year's champions, Burton Cons, are making it difficult for anybody to take their crown, just ask Tutbury B, who lost 6-2 having put up a great fight. Owen Jones, again in good form, with breaks of 33 in the first frame, and 48 in the second, gave Dave Mabbott very little opportunity to get his cue arm in action, but for the Tutters, Steve Mabbott made a superb 58 break in drawing his match with Stuart Roberts, who had been in good form recently. Chris Mabbott played very well to take a frame off one of the Cons top players, John Shilton. Jonathan Fletcher was also in the big break frame of mind with a 59 break in the first frame, and a 42 break in the second frame against Dave Powell, who spent quite a bit of time sitting and watching in admiration.
In the inter club derby between Ivanhoe A and B teams it was, as you would have expected, a win for the A team, 7-1. Andy Marriott, who is in a rich vein of form at the moment, beat Brendon Mattley fairly easily, with breaks of 33 and 31 in their respective frames. Ian Rennocks took both frames off John Skellett, but not without a fight. Ian won the first frame, after requiring two snookers on the colours, but in the second, wasted very little time in knocking in a well constructed 40 break. Mick Kirk cleared up well to take the first frame. In the second frame, there was a loud thud, and Jason Pickering had broken off, smashing the reds all over the table. Mick Kirk was so surprised that he missed a cut back on a black, and let Jason in with a 35 break, earning the B team a frame to prevent a whitewash. By all accounts, the B team have a rising star within their team, in the shape of Mark Muir, who gave Antony Moore two good frames of snooker, before losing them both.
In the relegation area battle between Tutbury A and Rileys A which ended in a draw, Rileys went 3-1 up thanks to Zaheer taking both frames off a complete out of sorts Craig Keen, while Tutbury's Paul Atterbury took a good first frame off Michael Lomas, who came back to win well. It was left to the experience of skipper, Alan Davies, to grind out a draw against Martin Riddell. It was a long overdue win for Daz Lester against Michael Dewsbury, to earn Tutbury a draw.
Willington A had a full head of steam against Stapenhill A, who they beat 7-1 with a lot to spare. For Stapenhill, Andy Tomlinson got them off to a good start by taking the first frame off Bill Stewart, but after that it was all downhill. Bill won the second frame, then Jan Pawolych did a bit of a job over Carlos Jeffcoate with breaks of 28 and 25 in the respective frames to win. Dave Halmon was in good form taking both frames off Tim Knopik. Gary Barker was again in outstanding form, this time against Steve Ford, who put up a gallant fight, but on the night, Gary, with a 45 break, was too strong. Although Steve knocked in a 27 break, it was all to no avail.
Newhall A kept up the pressure on Burton Cons with a convincing win against SDSC A 7-1. Martin Hicks played some lovely snooker, and in doing so, he beat Chris Dewey. Adam McInulty wasted little time in beating Mark Pauly. Newhall's Mr Consistent, Wayne Brewin, was playing superb snooker against Steve Ayre, which included a well constructed 43 break, as he took both frames off Steve Ayre. John Davis, for SDSC did very well to take a frame off Mark Satchwell to prevent the whitewash.
A good win for Belmont A against a depleted SDSC B 6-2 away. Graham Bailey was in impressive form, making light work of beating Andy Butler, and also making a 31 break. Sturmy Archer was his reliable self, by again winning both frames against Brian Bloor, and reliable stand-in, Steve 'the speed' Burton came back well to win the first frame, and should have won the second, but he missed a simple blue, which allowed Carl White to pot the last three colours for the frame. Shaun Gebbie won the first frame against Garton Bloor. Garton potted the last three colours for a re-spotted black, and won it with a superb black.
In the David Wain Insurance Division, a hard earned draw by Rileys B against the league leaders Rileys D. Ade Harper played very well to draw with Rileys best player, Mike Flanagan. Adam Bridges also drew with new player, Rich Foster. Rileys D Mark Stirling, got them on course for a win by beating Mark King, which does not happen too often. Mark Stirling knocked in a break of 49 also. It was left to Andy Speirs, the B team skipper, to take both frames off Micky Tonks, with some very good snooker to deny the D team victory.
As Private Fraser regularly said to Captain Mainwaring "we're doomed", and it looks like that for Drakelow as they lost 7-1 to Burton Cons D. The Cons got off to an excellent start 4-0 at the turn, thanks to Steve Castledine taking both frames off Mark Baxter. Steve won the first frame with a bit to spare, and in the second frame, Mark put up a good fight, and with a little bit of good running, could have won the frame but unfortunately, he lost on the pink. Jim Jennings and Pat Ryan had two slow frames, with Jim taking the first frame, with Pat requiring snookers on yellow. On the second frame, Jim did not have it all his own way, as Pat needing pink and black to win, failed on an attempted pot to leave the pink asking to be potted, and it was. Two extremely tight frames between Mick Buckland and Alan Orpwood where both frames were decided on the pink and black respectively. Tony Coleman took the only frame for Drakelow against Ian Shrive. In the first frame, Ian required pink and black, and potted them. In the second frame, Ian required snookers on the blue.
Belmont C are gradually moving up the table, with an excellent 3-5 result away to Stapenhill B. Stapenhill got off to a pretty good start, with Greg Britton winning two close frames against Dickie Davies. John Richardson then drew with Lee Turner, despite making 30 breaks in both frames. Stan Piechowicz of Stapenhill, lost to Paul Eaton fairly easily, as Paul made a 32 break in the first frame, and a 28 break in the second. Belmont's Mark Sherratt beat Barry Sherratt to give Belmont a victory.
In the match between second placed Ivanhoe C and Rolleston A, who are in fourth place, unsurprisingly, ended in a draw. Ivanhoe started well with Gaz Dolman making a very well constructed break of 46, and taking both frames off Bob Sanders. Darren Wilson then chipped in with a frame against Kieran Waddell, who was playing his first ever league game tonight, did very well to win a frame with a 20 clearance. Graham Measures and Bob Tubey then drew. It was left to Rolleston captain, Tony Rushton to salvage a draw with some very good potting to win both frames.
A good win away from home for SDSC C against Woodville A 6-2. Adam Harrison started well for SDSC by winning both frames in a very entertaining match. Ben Davies also did well, making a 49 break against Andrew Grainger, but the talented Grainger came back well to take a frame. SDSC players Lee Wright and Henry Tomas did the damage to Woodville by winning all of their frames against Paul Slater and Lee Wood respectively.
SDSC D had a good win against Burton Cons C 7-1. For SDSC, Lee Sherratt knocked in breaks of 30 and 28 against the unlucky Neil Brookes. For the Cons, Ian Protheroe played some good snooker to take a frame off Andy Rice.
A little bit of a surprise result with Rileys C defeat at home to Burton Cons B 3-5. The Cons started off well with Simon Smith coming out of snooker retirement to beat Greg Mayne. With Simon making a great return to the game, it appeared that he was taking a colour every time he potted a red. In the second frame, he made breaks of 34 and 22 to win it fairly easily. Tom Egginton and Adam Farrington drew. In the first frame, Tom potted better than Adam, and lost mainly because he gave away 43 points in fouls for example, five times on the black and twice on the reds. Tom made up for it in the second frame, with some good pots. Ryan Gibbs and Dave Plunkett also drew, with Ryan potting well, he won the first frame, and in the second frame, Dave Plunkett felt a little bit lucky to win it after trailing Ryan, managed to clear up all the colours for a Cons victory. Dave Shipton lost the first frame to Paul Fox, but Dave Shipton made a great start in the second frame, establishing a 30 point lead, and never lost it.
In the Rileys Division Two, Alrewas D maintained their position at the top of the division by beating SDSC E 7-1 at home. The Raptors were in the pink after this win, with Colin Kinsella in very good form, beating Phil Maddocks, with Phil making a 24 break, but Colin did even better with a superb 53 break, which had the home team in Raptors! Ian Hiley, again in good form, to beat Ray Bancroft with Ian knocking in a 24 break. Dave 'Fiery' Trueman was also in good form on the table, and also his poetry on the result card, made a solid 32 break to beat Tony Mitchell. Ray Stretton for SDSC, took a frame off Carl Poulton to prevent a whitewash. Carl made a 21 break in the frame he won. The Raptors commented by saying that SDSC were a good set of sports.
In the middle of the table clash, Tutbury C drew with Alrewas C. Alrewas were given a good start by Robert McMeecham, by winning two black balls games against the unlucky Mark Storr. John Peto and Karl Hancox had two good frames of snooker, ending in a draw. Karl made a break of 29 in the first frame, and a 20 in the second. Graham Fisher was in fine form, taking both frames off Gary Bower in some style. The two frames between Graham Smith and Colin Wood ended all square although, Graham made a 22 break match result a draw.
Belmont D beat Woodville C 7-1. The score line flattered Belmont a little as there was a couple of close games. Terry Bosworth took both frames off Alan Shuttleworth in two scrappy frames. John Gebbie was in excellent form, taking both frames off the experienced Terry Eyley. Brian Cutting had two close frames against Jim Gardner, which could have gone either way, but went in the favour of Brian. Well done to Ben Woodward for taking a frame off Dave Press.
A good win for Swad Cons C against Alrewas B 5-3, keeps them in a useful position for promotion. The Cons did not get off to the best of starts, with Matt Newbold losing to John Hill, who was in good form. Richard Brown got the Cons level by beating Brian Eccleston in some style. Craig Wilson and Tony Trueman drew in a rather dour battle. As has happened a lot this season, Bob Birch came to the Cons rescue by taking both frames off wily Brian Aldridge, for a victory to Swad Cons.
Another good win for Newhall B away to Rolleston B 5-3, just about keeps them in the promotion hunt. Rolleston got off to a good start with Lee Cooke in good potting form to beat Callum Gray. Steve Atkins and Jonny Laud had a good tussle with honours even, with Jonny having a 24 break. After the turn round, it was all change, when Newhall got their act together with Joe McInulty beating Aaron Doyle. It was left to Carl Glover to beat Jim James for a Newhall victory. Carl made a break of 20 which, no doubt, helped his cause.
Alrewas A and Willington C fought out a tight match, which ended in a draw, which is to Willington's benefit more than Alrewas'. All the players in the match won a frame, but for the second match running, Phil Marklew dropped a frame, this time to Steve Lane, whose confidence is increasing with every game.
A good win for Woodville B against Swad Cons D 6-2. This win keeps them well in the promotion hunt. Bill Davidson, for the second week running, won both of his frames against big Dave Bodie. Trevor 'the hit-man' Heath was not firing on all cylinders, and dropped a frame to Marc Egan. David Budworth and Nig Duggins had two extremely close frames, with both of them having a share of the spoils. Brian Alford was in excellent potting form, and comfortably winning both frames off Scott Gee.


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The 6-year-old on your list is in an unusual place. They're a full-time student now where independence and responsibility are key components of their day. At home, your tot's still your little kid who isn't quite ready for big-kid toys. We've rounded up some of our favorite finds for the 6-year-old in your life, from an adorable Moana doll to old school games like Battleship.
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REO Dance second annual school show took place on Sunday 23rd of June. The show was another great success and all the dancers did themselves proud. Thank you again to all of the parents and friends who came along to support the show. The bake sale raised £90 for 'Help a Capital Child'.
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For earler history Read
Week Ending 29th June 2014
Frack Free Lancashire launches in Blackpool 21st June
Over 1000 objections to Cuadrilla's plans gathered at FFL launch
UK news highlights
Other news
As expected, Cuadrilla's planning application for Roseacre is now open for consultation - see here - ref LCC/2014/0101
Rathlin Energy ignores the fact that they have been running an unsafe and unsecure operation at Crawberry Hill and accuse protectors of "putting lives at risk".
The Community Protection Camp at Davyhulme is faced with eviction by strong-arm bailiffs.
The government has made bidding blocks for the 14th round of onshore licensing larger, again in order to help the industry and promote fracking.
The BMA was reported as divesting from fossil fuels and backing renewable resource development. However the CIEH expressed a cautious approval of fracking.
In Scotland new plans are going ahead to regulate fracking, including "buffer zones" around communities. It remains to be seen how this turns out in practice.
George Monbiot ranted against the new infrastructure bill (with justification), Mark Leftly complained about being denied access to information on meetings between Government and IGas, and activists occupied the South Downs NP HG.
Emerging figures show Britain has had best ever results from renewable power generation.
The Telegraph described Scotland's shale gas and oil prospects "no game changer", as the British Geological Survey waste their time surveying the area when they should be assessing shale gas geological risks in England.
Ahead of a new OFGEM review of the electricity industry the boss of Ecotricity called for a renationalisation of the industry.
Outgoing EA boss Lord Smith caused ripples in a number of directions. He accused Owen Patterson of denying human effect on climate change, Cameron's government is far from being the greenest ever, and current resources to regulate fracking are inadequate. Budget cuts have reduced the EA's power to stop illegal waste dumping. However, many would be unhappy with his go-ahead for fracking in national parks.
Cuadrilla Hungary has crashed to a $3.05m loss, thanks to a hit on the value of its Hungarian joint venture.
A Spanish constitutional court has stopped the Cantabrian government from banning fracking. The government says the war against fracking will continue.
There seems no end to the new reports coming in of health risks from the US. Will our government wake up? Flaring, compressors etc etc we don't want it, thank you Mr C.
Another day, another US fracking accident...
Any opinions here not quotes from the
week's news reports are my own. Alan Tootill
News As It Came In
links to original stories
Rathlin Energy UK Ltd: 'Fracking protestors putting lives at risk'
Oil and gas exploration blocks expanded to entice fracking firms
Durham University experts warn fracking could increase water radioactivity but not pose a threat to public health
The report
We have lost a battle but the war against fracking continues
British Medical Association votes to divest from fossil fuels
Cuadrilla needs deeper pockets for Hungarian fracking venture
Cumbernauld MSP welcomes new fracking regulations
Air Pollution Spikes In Homes Near Fracking Wells
CIEH welcomes PHEs report on health impact of fracking
Anti-fracking activists occupy entrance to South Downs National Park Authority building
Mark Leftly: Government information on the future of fracking is buried far too deep
The UK is making it a legal duty to maximise greenhouse gas emissions
UK switches on to green power
"Give power back to the people": Energy firm boss calls for industry to be renationalised
Lord Smith: flooding budget cuts put UK at the mercy of extreme weather
Allow fracking in national parks, says EA chief
Residents team up to fight fracking
Most Barton Moss protesters cleared after anti-fracking arrests
Davyhulme anti-fracking protesters bracing themselves for eviction
Scottish shale gas and oil 'no game-changer'
Crews Battle Fire at Natural Gas Well Pad
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We have all felt the unpleasant prickle of a static electric shock. This build up of uncontrolled electrostatic electricity can be catastrophic when experienced at an industrial plant, potentially causing explosions, devastating fires or even fatalities.
Research being undertaken by Amrita Poyekar at the IITB-Monash Research Academy is looking at developing and improving materials. The newly engineered materials will prevent undesired charge accumulation through electrostatic charge dissipation, thereby eliminating the risk of an electrical charge causing damage. This material could then be used in personal safety equipment, such as shoes and gloves as a preventative safety measure.
Currently available polymer blends (that contain conducting filler) require a high concentration of expensive filler. These may also hamper some of the mechanical properties of the polymers in the presence of a high concentration of conductive fillers. Poyekar's research studies the dispersion of Multiwall Carbon Nanotubes ("MWNTs") and their behaviour in polymer blends. By studying the behaviour of MWNTs under different processing conditions and surface modifying agents, this research is seeking to determine how to reduce their concentration in material blends without compromising the properties of the material.
The research being undertaken by Amrita Poyekar is under the guidance of Professors Arup R Bhattacharyya and Ajay S Panwar (from the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, India) and Professor George P Simon (from Monash University, Australia). IITB-Monash Research Academy is a Joint Venture between the IITB and Monash. Opened in 2008, the IITB-Monash Research Academy is a graduate research school located in Mumbai that aims at enhancing research collaborations between Australia and India. Students study for a dual PhD from both institutions, and spend time during their research in both India and Australia.
"This project has a crucial role to play in terms of establishing a greater understanding in the field of carbon nanotube-polymer composites. It is quite challenging to study the effect of various parameters simultaneously such as: blend composition, processing protocols, non-covalent modifiers for MWNTs and compatibilizer. In order to separate the effects of each component a great deal of analysis has been involved in the study. In order to get an accurate and precise idea of the variations in the morphology, dispersion of MWNTs and crystallization behaviour of the polymer component, sophisticated characterization techniques are used to make sure high quality data can be obtained, which are able to probe these systems at an appropriate nanoscale" Poyekar reflects.
This study has both theoretical and practical application. By understanding what factors influence the dispersion of MWNTs in polymer blends, scientists can improve how they fabricate composite materials and also design new engineering materials for practical use, such as those that control electrostatic electricity discharge. Furthermore, the polymer blends can be used in various high-end applications such as dissipative hoses for electronic gadgets and also automotive and electronic applications. The impact of the cost reduction of fabrication may encourage manufacturers to prefer the use of these polymer composites with carbon nanotubes in production.
The greatest benefit is by far the potential to improve the safety of workers in a variety of industries, including those working in refineries and factories. The benefits to personal safety may also extend to those working in laboratories, and even more generally in households.
Research Scholar: Amrita V Poyekar, IITB-Monash Research Academy
Project Title: Dispersion and confinement of multiwall carbon nanotubes in immiscible polymer blends
Supervisors: Professor Arup R Bhattacharyya, Professor Ajay S Panwar, Professor George P Simon
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The above story was written by Ms Rakhee Ghelani based on inputs from the research student and IITB-Monash Research Academy. Copyright IITB-Monash Research Academy.