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A gang of four who masterminded a £30m mortgage fraud have been jailed for a combined total of 34 years.
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A Middlesbrough-based mortgage fraudster has been ordered to return more than £100,000 to the state after an agreement was reached at Teesside Crown Court.
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IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde told reporters the decline in global economic confidence was being fueled by weak economic data coming out of many countries and investors reacting to that.
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Spain's struggling economy, which continues in recession, has been taking a beating from investors despite ambitious fiscal and structural reforms and a 100-billion bailout for its banks hit by the bursting of a property bubble.
Lagarde said an IMF supervised program in Spain would not demand much more than the government is already doing.
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The portraits were unveiled on Monday by writer and historian David Starkey.
Dr Starkey said the pictures filled one of the biggest gaps in the collection at Hever, near Edenbridge.
They dated from a pivotal time in English history.
If Prince Arthur had not died and had become king, his brother would not have married Catherine, there would have been no love affair between Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn and no Reformation.
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Channel 4, 9.00pm
Brody may be gone but tetchy CIA agent Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes) is still providing plenty of drama based on last week's episode, in which she inadvertently blew up 40 people in Kabul. Tonight, as the preposterous spy thriller continues, she heads back to the US for an inquiry. PS
Storyville: Russia's Toughest Prison – the Condemned
BBC Four, 9.00pm
Home to 260 of Russia's worst offenders, Federal Penal Colony No 56 is set in a forest the size of Germany, deliberately removed from civilisation: the nearest city is seven hours away. Thanks to remarkable access, Nick Read's film explores the prison through the eyes of the inmates, who talk openly about their often appalling crimes, the strict hierarchy of the prison, and the intentionally harsh conditions, which have worsened since Russia's suspension of the death penalty in 1996. SH
CRITICS' CHOICE: Grantchester
James Runcie's dog-collared Fifties crime drama still brings a touch of Sunday evening to Monday nights, but it's a lot easier to underestimate a series like Grantchester than it is to execute it this successfully. Tonight's third episode is also tougher than might be expected thanks to relatively discreet flashbacks to crimebusting vicar Sidney Chambers's wartime experiences, and a case which addresses some thorny ethical dilemmas (without ever quite resolving them). But it's tender, too. This week, Sidney's object of desire, Amanda Kendall (Morven Christie), asks him to marry her – to her fiancé, of course – and the estimable James Norton projects our hero's suppressed traumas and romantic agonies with real empathy. It's almost impossible to believe this is the man who repulsed us as the rapist and killer of Sally Wainwright's Happy Valley.
Cameos from cantankerous Jean Marsh and lovelorn Nick Brimble are brief but welcome — if nothing else, ITV's treadmill of period whodunits keeps a phalanx of gifted character actors in work — and an investigation into suspicious deaths and potential gold-digging proves diverting enough. The humour, too, is engagingly handled through three dramatic archetypes given new life by skilful performances: Robson Green's bluff copper Geordie Keating, Tessa Peake-Jones's waspish housekeeper Mrs Maguire and Al Weaver's bumbling curate Leonard Finch. This is a smartly written and gently touching drama anchored by an actor quite clearly destined for very big things. GT
Holiday of My Lifetime with Len Goodman
BBC One, 3.45pm
It's a jolly trip down memory lane in this new series, as five familiar faces of TV shows revisit a much-loved holiday from their childhoods. With the help of the Strictly stalwart, today's offering shows Hairy Biker Dave Myers travelling back to the Isle of Man, where his love of both food and motorbikes was kindled as a boy back in 1967. NV
Big Dreams, Small Spaces
BBC Two, 7.00pm
Monty Don, described by one featured client as a "lean, mean gardening machine", is on hand to help people with humble gardens realise their elaborate horticultural ambitions in this new outdoor series. In this first outing, he attempts to bring a piece of Portugal to West Sussex for dreamers Jan and John. NV
24 Hours in Police Custody
Channel 4, 9.00pm
Another tense, terrific insight into the real-life goings on of Luton police station continues to prove that criminal cases aren't always as clear-cut as some police procedurals make out. A dropped bag of cocaine outside a petrol station is the catalyst for tonight's action, while a heroin addict accused of stealing meat from M&S is taken into custody. NV
The Art of Gothic: Britain's Midnight Hour
BBC Four, 9,00pm
Only just off the screens after his series on British art at war, Andrew Graham-Dixon now turns his erudite eye to gothic art. Over three vivid episodes, he looks at how a group of British artists, writers, architects revisited the past – in particular the medieval world – to create not only iconic buildings but also new forms of painting and literature, inspiring a "midnight moment" during Britain's greatest age of change: the Victorian era. He considers how the Georgians first became fascinated with the gothic, how the wild forces of nature inspired the genre, and how contemporary fears and social ills influenced Charles Dickens, Bram Stoker and Horace Walpole. SH
Sky Atlantic, 9.00pm
There's a shocking kind of nihilism to this terrific Italian gangster series, which draws to a close tonight. The cheapness of existence pervades the lives of the Neapolitan hoods where the merest sleight results in a bullet in the head — never more so than in last week's episode. With the clan split and his mother shot dead, Genny (Salvatore Esposito) and his young punks have to deal with both the treachery of the Ciro (Marco D'Amore) and a war with a rival gang. SH
Channel 5, 9.00pm
Despite leaving its main draw on the sidelines, this dark fantasy set in the city that spawned Batman (with Bruce Wayne still a child), looks promising. With the Wayne parents' murder still on his mind, Detective James Gordon (Ben McKenzie) trails a pair of child snatchers who are targeting homeless youths. NV
Our World War
BBC One, 11.20pm; Wales, 11.50pm; Northern Ireland, 12.10am
Amid the abundance of First World War programming this year, it's possible that this effort may have slipped under the radar. Previously shown on BBC Three, it's a gripping drama that reconstructs true events using written accounts. This first tale stars Luke Tittensor as a warehouse clerk who signs up to serve in 1916. NV
CRITICS' CHOICE: You Can't Get the Staff
Channel 4, 9.00pm
If you thought domestic service had been left behind with the demise of Downton Abbey-style great houses, think again. Apparently one in four UK households are now hiring help. However, this five-part series from the makers of Gogglebox isn't interested in humble au pairs or once-a-week cleaners. Instead it follows privileged Brits as they seek to fill positions in their stately homes, from butlers and housekeepers to gardeners and grooms. So prepare for endearingly batty landowners and some serious property envy.
Princess Olga Romanoff, great granddaughter of Alexander III of Russia, is looking to hire a "garden boy" to maintain the 37-acre estate at Provender House in Kent. Baronet Sir Humphry Wakefield of Chillingham Castle in Northumberland is desperately seeing a liege to polish his armour – he has over 2,000 swords, guns and military artefacts in his collection. Could a pony-tailed medieval fanatic be the answer?
Finally, controversial royal biographer and renowned socialite Lady Colin Campbell requires a butler of distinction to help host a sparkling soirée. She asks her friend Princess Katarina of Yugoslavia for recommendations and is soon interviewing Prince Charles's former butler Grant Harrold. It's all intercut with instructional videos on the correct way to open champagne or polish chandeliers. It's the eccentric characters that makes this frothy fare entertaining. MH
The BBC Children in Need Sewing Bee
BBC Two, 8.00pm
This Children in Need special of the sewing competition suffers from three great losses: Claudia Winkleman's frantically cheerful presenting, Savile Row tailor Patrick Grant's magnificently dignified beard, and any knowledge of dressmaking. But the all-for-charity celeb-studded edition sees the sewing room bubbling over with charisma and charmingly disastrous handicraft. Over three weeks, 12 famous faces take on three challenges. The first four up are DJ Edith Bowman, Embarrassing Bodies's Dr Dawn, Hairy Biker Dave Myers, and Coronation Street actor Wendi Peters. AL
Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners
Channel 4, 8.00pm
The questionable show pairing germaphobic obsessive cleaners with pathologically unhygienic home owners continues. Tonight, OCD-diagnosed Jamie, who uses so much bleach it burns his eyes, heads to north London to de-clutter Matt's one-bedroom flat. AL
DIY SOS: The Big Build
BBC One 9.00pm
Nick Knowles travels to Basildon, Essex, to meet Jenny and her epileptic son, Brandon, who can have up to 30 seizures a day. The team bring local tradesmen on board to help create a safe home for the family. AL
Human Universe
BBC Two, 9.00pm
Brian Cox has tackled all the big questions in this series, which he has described as a "love letter to humanity". This week, he asks "are we alone?", exploring the human race's efforts to find neighbours in outer space. AL
Dan Cruickshank and the Family that Built Gothic Britain
BBC Four, 9.00pm
An eager Dan Cruickshank tells how the best of British gothic architecture were created by three generations of one dysfunctional family, the Scotts. Over a century, George Gilbert Scott, George Gilbert Jr and Giles Gilbert had a hand in shaping Britain's architectural identity and were responsible for St Pancras Station, Liverpool Cathedral, Battersea Power Station and even the red phone box. SH
Later… Live with Jools Holland
BBC Two, 10.00pm; NI, 11.50am
Tonight, U2 are in the studio playing songs from the album that spawned a thousand resentful tweets when it was automatically downloaded onto every iPhone in 119 countries, Songs of Innocence. They're joined by Radio 1 darling Sam Smith and New York rockers Interpol. AL
The Life and Loves of a She Devil
BBC Four, 10.00pm
A welcome repeat of this award-winning four-part adaptation of Fay Weldon's novel, first broadcast in 1986. Julie T Wallace stars as Ruth, a frumpy woman whose husband (Dennis Waterman) develops a relationship with a romance novelist (Patricia Hodge). Humiliated, Ruth takes some drastic, unnerving measures. SH
American Horror Story: Freak Show
Fox, 10.00pm
The fourth outing for this outstandingly creepy series has Jessica Lange as Elsa Mars, the impresario of a failing travelling freak show/carnival touring Fifties Florida. She tries to recruit a two-headed woman to add to her other performers: a man with flipper-like hands and a bearded lady. SH
Grayson Perry: Who Are You?
Channel 4, 10.00pm
Already one of Britain's most recognisable art scene personalities thanks to his 2003 Turner Prize win, artist Grayson Perry is rapidly garnering a reputation for penetrating social comment about art and modern life thanks to a succession of ever more sophisticated TV and radic appearances. Now, in this beguiling three-part series, he uses portraiture as a means to prise the lid off a subject he's particularly associated with – identity and "what's behind the masks we wear".
Seeing the job of portrait-maker as part psychologist, part detective, Perry suggests that "if you get it right, that single image tells you something a thousand selfies never could." So he embarks on a challenge to make a series of portraits – not of the great and good, but of "people at a crossroads or crisis" of identity.
Tonight's four subjects make for an intriguing mix. Two are household names, convicted former Lib Dem cabinet minister Chris Huhne and X Factor contestant-turned Celebrity Big Brother winner-turned tacky TV presenter Rylan Clark, plus Kayleigh, a 27-year-old white British convert to Islam, and Jazz, a 24-year-old transgender person who was born female but is now embarking on life as a man. For all too obvious reasons, media heat is likely to be generated by Perry's colourful response to Huhne, who foolishly mentions himself in the same breath as the martyred Saint Sebastian. Still, the encounters with his other "sitters" are just as fascinating. GD
Trust Me I'm a Doctor
BBC Two, 8.00pm
Dr Chris van Tulleken continues his quest for medical truths. In this second episode he looks at food. First he examines three so-called superfoods: garlic, watermelon and beetroot. Do they really reduce blood pressure, as is claimed? And then he heads to the other end of the health spectrum with that devilishly addictive foodstuff, sugar. CG
Surprise Surprise
ITV, 8.00pm
Surprise Surprise, that heart-warming series fronted by Cilla Black from 1984 to 1997, was revived in 2012 with new host Holly Willoughby. Now it returns for a third series, with a new crop of kind-hearted people being applauded and rewarded, with some help, tonight, from Stephen Fry, Pharrell Williams and Nicole Scherzinger. Among those being honoured tonight are a couple who have fostered more than 250 children. CG
The MOBO Awards 2014
ITV2, 8.00pm
For the first time, ITV2 hosts live coverage of the urban music awards from the SSE Arena, Wembley. Among the British nominees this year are Ella Eyre and FKA twigs (Best Newcomer); Krept & Konan and Professor Green (Best Hip-Hop); with Daley, Estelle and Jessie Ware up for Best R&B/Soul. SH
The Apprentice
BBC One, 9.00pm
Alan Sugar sets the candidates a smelly task this week. The budding entrepreneurs must create a range of home fragrance products, with each team deciding a theme before attempting to sell their product to the unwitting public. CG
Gunpowder 5/11: The Greatest Terror Plot
BBC Two, 9.00pm
This detailed new docudrama looks back at the terror plot that – had it worked – would have completely rewritten British history. Using the detailed testimony of captured senior plot leader Thomas Wintour, it recounts how Wintour and instigator Robert Catesby planned to blow up the Houses of Parliament. CG
Scott & Bailey
ITV, 9.00pm
A man's body is discovered on the moors, in the penultimate episode of the absorbing police drama. When it transpires that he went missing 15 years ago events turn even more sinister. But just as Rachel Bailey (Suranne Jones) settles into her new job she makes a dangerous mistake. CG
Annie Oakley
PBS America, 9.00pm
The sharpshooter and one of America's first superstars, Annie Oakley, is described in this workaday profile. The story tells of her complex character and covers her poverty stricken childhood, shooting prowess (she once shot a cigarette out of the mouth of a Prussian prince), and successful world tours with wild west shows. Yet she was stalked by injustice, not only in her early life, but also later when she was caught up in legal battles fighting false claims that she was a drug user. SH
Grey's Anatomy
Sky Living, 9.00pm
The emotional hospital drama returns for an 11th season with Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) trying to get over the departure (from the hospital and the series) of her best friend Cristina (Sandra Oh). Elsewhere, aside from the usual surgical challenges, Geena Davis makes a guest appearance as a surgeon who is keen to have Arizona (Jessica Capshaw) on her team. SH
CRITICS' CHOICE: Life Story
BBC One, 9.00pm
The opening set piece in David Attenborough's latest landmark series is worthy of a Hollywood blockbuster – except rather than an A-list action hero, it stars geese. Cameras follow flightless barnacle goslings as they strive to find food in remote Greenland by leaping 400 ft down a cliff from the ledge where they hatched. As they plummet through the air before bouncing down the sheer rock face, you'll be holding your breath and willing them to survive. It's like a Bond film stunt sequence staged by Mother Nature.
The six-part series, made by the BBC's award-winning Natural History Unit in partnership with The Open University, documents the adventure that unites humanity with every other animal on the planet: the journey through life and the great goal to continue the bloodline. This opener, entitled First Steps, focuses on surviving infancy.
Young fur seals practise avoiding predators and lion cubs learn their trade. Albatross chicks make their first flight as tiger sharks wait patiently for them to slip up and land in the sea. A humpback whale calf also tries to evade hungry shark jaws, meerkat pups spar with scorpions and alien-like orchid mantids repel enemies with insect kung-fu. It's wonderful to see Attenborough actively presenting rather than simply lending his narration. He tells the animals' stories with the engaging passion that has long been his trademark. He's now 88. Let's treasure him while we can. MH
The Big Bang Theory
E4, 8.30pm
The sharp satire, witty plots and spot-on casting have been integral to this geek-chic comedy's longevity. Tonight, season eight opens with Leonard (Johnny Galecki) and Amy (Mayim Bialik) taking a road-trip to pick up Sheldon (Jim Parsons) when his rail journey ends in chaos. SH
Peaky Blinders
BBC Two, 9.00pm
Tom Hardy is running away with every scene in this second series of the gripping gangland drama, which is no mean feat given the quality of the acting talent on board. In this fourth episode, rival crime boss Darby Sabini (Noah Taylor) calls on him to join forces to help eradicate the Peaky Blinders once and for all. Meanwhile, the Blinders' fearless leader Tommy Shelby (Cillian Murphy) feels the pressure from Major Campbell (Sam Neill). RW
The Great Fire
ITV, 9.00pm
We're well into the action of the summer of 1666 as the Great Fire of London gains strength in this second episode of the drama. Pudding Lane baker Thomas Farriner (Andrew Buchan) tries to alert his family, but his sister-in-law is missing. Meanwhile, Samuel Pepys (Daniel Mays) brings news of the raging blaze to King Charles II (Jack Huston). RW
Educating the East End
Channel 4, 9.00pm
You'll find it hard not to smile through this last episode of the inspirational fly-on-the-wall show, which wraps up its series as the academic year ends for the pupils at Frederick Bremer. We meet an autistic student whose upbeat attitude has had a profound effect on the rest of the school. As his support worker says: "Everyone needs a spoonful of Christopher." RW
ITV2, 9.00pm
"A nice idea, routinely executed" might be the best way of describing this new series, inspired by a true story. Eccentric genius Walter O'Brien (Elyes Gabel) is recruited by US Homeland Security to hire a team of brilliant misfits to defend the country against high-tech threats. The opener follows a crisis at LAX airport. SH
The Knick
Sky Atlantic, 9.00pm
The Steven Soderbergh-directed medical drama continues tonight with junkie chief surgeon John Thackery (Clive Owen) facing another major issue: the cash-strapped hospital's new electrical system fails, killing a nurse and burning a patient. If it all seems a bit clichéd on occasions – particularly the role of the discriminated against black man Algernon Edwards (André Holland) – this serious-minded series may yet have something worthwhile to say about surgical and social progress at the turn of the 20th century. SH
Russell Howard's Good News
BBC Two, 10.00pm; not NI
The energetic Mock the Week regular continues his scathing look at the week's news with this new series of his comedy show. Howard's immature jokes were well-suited to a BBC Three audience, but let's hope that he keeps them at bay for this transfer to the more sophisticated realm of BBC Two. RW
Inside Holloway
Channel 5, 10.00pm
This two-part documentary explores the history of Europe's largest women's prison, which has housed criminals such as serial killer Myra Hindley and society madam Cynthia Payne. RW
CRITICS' CHOICE: Unreported World
Channel 4, 7.35pm
For a young person from Lake Baikal in Siberia, over 4,000 kilometres from Moscow, it's understandable that the prospect of sashaying up a metropolitan catwalk would hold a fairy-tale glamour. In the fourth of eight short docs about foreign affairs from the Unreported World team, Marcel Theroux reports on some of those young hopefuls wanting to make it as models in the Far East.
Up-and-coming fashion capitals such as Shanghai find a European look exotic; for the managers of provincial Siberian modelling schools, a plane ticket there doesn't cost much, relative to a flight to Paris or London. Theroux takes us round these schools, where girls as young as seven are taught to strut and pose, and on to China where the Siberian hopefuls sleep on buses or two to a hotel room, and perform catwalk auditions in office-block corridors.
Some girls will go back to Russia in debt to their agencies, having not earned back their expenses. Others get money on the side, by offering a fair-skinned presence in up-market nightclubs. Meanwhile, the girls themselves remain saddeningly hopeful and determined. Though the focus here is on an undeniably shady region of industry, it isn't hard to see how it might reflect wider problems in the fashion world, in which Western models endure similar conditions (albeit with more support from their agencies). An eye-opener for anyone interested in the fashion world, and affecting viewing for everyone else. JM
Secrets from the Sky
ITV, 8.00pm; not UTV/STV/Wales
Historian Bettany Hughes and aerial archaeologist Ben Robinson use an octocopter — a remote-controlled flying camera — to explore the ruins of Old Sarum in Wiltshire. Now known as Salisbury, it was once Britain's most important city, being the place where the Domesday Book was created. NV
Marvel's Agents of SHIELD
Channel 4, 8.00pm
The first series finale of this comic-book drama left the agency in tatters, after an explosive battle with enemy force Hydra. Now in charge, Agent Phil Coulson (Clark Gregg) must reassemble the group, despite their new, difficult status as wanted fugitives. NV
Rome: the World's First Superpower
Channel 5, 8.00pm
Affable actor Larry Lamb delves into the 3,000-year-old story of the Roman Empire to uncover the ways it has shaped the way we live today. Keeping to the theme, Alex Polizzi's Secret Italy follows at 9.00pm, in which the hotelier discovers her roots. NV
ITV, 9.00pm
At last, the dust seems to have settled within the Oxfordshire police, as new inspector Hathaway (Laurence Fox), supposedly retired DI Lewis (Kevin Whately) and latecomer DS Maddox (Angela Griffin) have found a way to work harmoniously as a trio. Yet, the discovery of a brutally murdered student in the canal threatens to disrupt the peace in this much-loved crime drama. NV
The Feeling Nuts Comedy Night
Channel 4, 11.05pm
Jaunty comedian Jack Whitehall hosts a night of music and laughs in the hopes of raising awareness for testicular cancer. Along with Martin Clunes and Neil Morrissey, reuniting for a special Men Behaving Badly sketch, James Corden, One Direction and model of the moment Cara Delevingne put in appearances. NV
Hot and Dangerous
Quest, 9.00pm
Reliably funny stand-up Omid Djalili begins a new series searching out the culture and chemistry behind some of the hottest foods in Britain. As a nation, it is said we love fiery foods, and Britain boasts more than 9,000 Indian restaurants. Djalili, who hates spicy food, wants to find out why we are so keen, as he tracks down the hottest of the hot. He begins in Birmingham, where he tries a Crocodile Inferno Curry and a Bullet Chilli, looking at the cooking process and using a special "heat rig" to see what the dishes are doing to his body. SH
Sky Atlantic, 10.35pm
Impressively written, original, and with a terrific performance from Laura Dern, there is much to admire about Enlightened. As season two continues, Amy (Dern) is basking in the knowledge that her exposé of corruption at her employer Abaddon Industries is moving in the right direction, but then her ex (Luke Wilson) shows up. SH
Jenny Bede: AAA
BBC Three, 11.00pm
The last in BBC Three's Comedy Feeds series features the actor/comedian Jenny Bede playing a range of characters in her occasionally inspired pop show spoof. She begins with a collaboration between Miley Cyrus and Mumford and Sons and then takes in Peter Andre and Prince. SH
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Seattle-based Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering company Guido Perla & Associates, Inc. (GPA) reports that construction of the AGOR 27 R/V Neil Armstrong is progressing according to plan at Dakota Creek Industries (DCI) in Anacortes, Wash. A major milestone was achieved recently with the completion of the hull assembly after the stern block was set, followed by the installation of the pilot house.
The complex vessels, AGOR 27 and sister vessel AGOR 28 R/V Sally Ride, also well under way at DCI, meet the latest standards in shipbuilding technology, complying with the highest safety standards and providing unprecedented capabilities for advanced oceanographic research. GPA's proven design standards offer an economical solution that evolved throughout many years by working with clients in developing the most practical and economical vessel to construct and turning complex ideas into reality. These established standards include many GPA methods and ideas that exploit the benefits of engineering and enable shipyards to build more vessels in less calendar time in a cost-saving manner while owners benefit from a vessel that provides efficient operations.
After developing the Basic Design, Regulatory Design and Detail/Production Engineering for the navy-owned, advanced oceanographic research vessel, GPA now supports DCI onsite throughout the construction and delivery of the 238-foot vessels. GPA's track record of construction projects together with DCI provides a solid foundation based on competence, practicality and understanding of government contracts and procedures coupled with well-coordinated teamwork.
"Teamwork is the ability to work together towards a common vision and to direct individual accomplishments towards organizational objectives. Working closely with DCI and equipment suppliers is the key to moving through this advanced project the way we are and achieving each milestone within the given parameters. DCI is producing vessels of outstanding quality and together, we are meeting our timelines and are on schedule for the launch of AGOR-27 in the 1st quarter of 2014." said Eric Engelbrecht, GPA's Project Manager for these vessels.
These vessels are yet another example of GPA's diverse capabilities and experiences that enhance their ability to integrate several types of design ideas and established in-house design features and standards into new vessel concepts, thus continuously adding variety to the gene pool of their designs. GPA's range of designs tailored to customers' diverse requirements and preferences is likely one of the most versatile vessel portfolios among renowned naval architects worldwide."
Delivery is scheduled for late 2014 for AGOR 27 and early 2015 for AGOR 28. Once completed, AGOR 27 will be operated by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, and AGOR 28 will be managed by the Scripps Institution of Oceanography under charter party agreements with ONR. Both ships will be supporting scientists with ongoing research worldwide, including in the Atlantic, Western Pacific and Indian Ocean regions in a wide variety of missions.
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Around the Tiers: Fallen Soldier Ride
(WBNG Binghamton) A motorcycle ride will be held, dedicated to six local soliders who lost their lives fighting for our country. Bill Evans joins Dave Greber in the studio to tell us more.
Around the Tiers: Ice Cream Safari
(WBNG Binghamton) The Ice Cream Safari will be this Saturday, July 12th at the Binghamton Zoo at Ross Park.
Around the Tiers: 125th Afton Fair
(WBNG Binghamton) The 125th Afton Fair will begin on Wednesday, July 9, and will run through Saturday, July 12.
Skeet and trap shooting fundraiser for American Cancer Society
Cooperstown, NY (WBNG Binghamton) The Cooperstown Sportsmen's Association will be hosting a weekend of clay target shooting, and all proceeds are going to the American Cancer Society.
Around the Tiers: July Fest
(WBNG Binghamton) Back for the 52nd year, July Fest attracts people from all over the east cost to enjoy three days of quality arts and crafts, food, music, and many more activities.
Around the Tiers: B-Mets Independence Day game
(WBNG Binghamton) Binghamton Mets will celebrate America's birthday with a home game at NYSEG Stadium.
Military and veterans appreciation event at Watkins Glen
Watkins Glen, NY (WBNG Binghamton) Military members and veterans will receive free entry to the June 29 race at Watkins Glen International Track.
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Johnson City, NY (WBNG Binghamton) Hungry kids can get a free meal during the summer thanks to a food services program with the Family Enrichment Network.
Port Dickinson Elementary student raises $2,000 for the American Heart Association
Port Dickinson, NY (WBNG Binghamton) A third-grader at Port Dickinson Elementary School proved that you're never too young to make a difference.
Around the Tiers: Avenue Summer Concert Series
(WBNG Binghamton) The Downtown Endicott Business Association will host a series of free concerts, open to the general public. The first concert will be Wednesday, June 25.
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Flashback Friday: Skins clinch in Three Rivers 11.19.91
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The 1991 Redskins were one of the best teams in NFL history. One of their benchmarks of excellence was their 11-0 start. The last of those 11 consecutive victories came at Three Rivers Stadium. The Redskins dominated and, in the process, clinched a playoff spot well before Thanksgiving. From the pages of The Redskins Chronicle:…
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MOUNT PLEASANT, N.Y. -- The First Family jetted into Westchester and stayed throughout the evening Saturday for the wedding of their personal chef, Sam Kass, at the Blue Hill in Stone Barns in Pocantico Hills.
Barack Obama, the 44nd President of the United States, accompanied by his wife Michelle and daughters Malia and Sasha, touched down at Westchester County Airport in White Plains for the second time in the span of 28 hours on Saturday at around 6 p.m.
Kass married MSNBC talk show host Alex Wagner.
About eight people waited across the street at Historic Hudson Valley to catch a glimpse of the presidential motorcade.
Jackie Buonocore, a New Rochelle resident, wanted to see the president's motorcade after she missed Obama when he came through New Rochelle on Friday for the first of two fundraisers.
"This is the closest I'll get to be," Buonocore said. "It's so impressive seeing the motorcade."
Buonocore remembers seeing Richard Nixon come to New Rochelle when he was vice president and also meeting Robert Kennedy when he was running for president.
"It was amazing," Buonocore said.
Sherry Birnbaum, a Pocantico Hills resident, also was on hand to catch a glimpse of the motorcade.
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Lyle Lieberman said it was an honor to have the president come through his area.
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Egypt's President Mohamed Morsi's denunciation on Thursday of the repression of the Syrian uprising was at least as notable for the venue at which he issued it as for its unequivocal content.
Iran had seen the new Islamist President's decision to attend the summit of the Non-Aligned Movement, which it hosted, as something of a triumph. Its hopes – and Western fears – that he would use it to cement a new alliance between Cairo and Tehran have hardly been fulfilled, at least for now.
Instead, the President chose the largest international conference staged in Iran since its 1979 revolution to blame, in terms stark enough to provoke a walkout by Syria's foreign minister, the current bloodshed on the "oppressive regime" which is Iran's closest regional ally, and to identify the original uprising with the one that swept Hosni Mubarak from office in his own country last year.
It does not diminish the significance of the speech to say that it should not have come as a complete surprise. There is an element of realpolitik, of course; Egypt is heavily dependent on aid from Iran's bitterest rival, Saudi Arabia. Egypt's vast Muslim population is overwhelmingly Sunni, like the majority reasserting itself in Syria, but unlike that of Shia Iran. And it would have been incongruous, to say the least, if a Muslim Brotherhood leader had decided not to endorse the uprising against the Assad regime. The influence of its sister organisation inside Syria may have been exaggerated, but it remains an important opposition player.
But Mr Morsi's attack is at the most basic level a salutary reminder of the obsolescence of sweeping generalisations about the "moderates" and what Tony Blair was wont to describe as "the arc of extremism" in the Muslim world. The Egyptian President's definition of his foreign policy is a work in progress. The fact that he has embarrassed Israel's greatest enemy, for example, does not necessarily mean that he will be as emollient towards Israeli interests as Mubarak was. But if nothing else, his intervention on Syria this week demonstrates that Egypt is on the way – and not always predictably – to re-emergence as a serious regional power.
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Super middleweight Donovan George and former RING light heavyweight champion Jean Pascal might face off in support of a Dec. 6 main event headlined by Lucian Bute.
Super middleweight Donovan George and former RING light heavyweight champion Jean Pascal might face off in support of a Dec. 6 main event headlined by Lucian Bute.
The manner in which fans supported Gennady Golovkin on Saturday was as impressive as his knockout of Marco Antonio Rubio.
Lightweight Sharif Bogere may be just two fights removed from coming up short against WBA titlist Richar Abril but he insists he's hungrier than ever.
Takashi Uchiyama and Shinsuke Yamanaka return to the ring, ready to defend their junior lightweight and bantamweight titles on Dec. 31 and Oct. 22, respectively.
The little guys get the biggest spots on a Nov. 22 Teiken Promotions show when Roman Gonzalez faces Rocky Fuentes and Takashi Miura meets Edgar Puerta.
Fans from around the world share their thoughts on Gennady Golovkin's quick stoppage of Marco Antonio Rubio and Nicholas Walters' impressive KO of Nonito Donaire and ask Dougie what's next for the skilled power punchers in this week's Monday mailbag. Enjoy!
Gennady Golovkin, trainer Abel Sanchez and promoter Tom Loeffler answered questions from the media after THE RING's No. 1-rated middleweight stopped Marco Antonio Rubio in two rounds in front of 9,323 fans at StubHub Center in Carson, California. Loeffler says GGG will be back in the ring in February in Monte Carlo.
Nicholas Walters said the biggest win of his career, his WBA featherweight title-winning KO of Nonito Donaire, was a bitter sweet moment because of his respect for the former champ. Walters had much to say (some in Spanish) during the post-fight press conference.
Steven Cunningham overcame a 73-pound weight disadvantage and a fifth-round knockdown to bust up Natu Visinia to a seventh-round TKO in the main event of an NBC Sports Net "Fight Night" show on Saturday in his native Philadelphia.
Gennady Golovkin fell back on his conservative, safety-first style against Marco Antonio Rubio on Saturday, carefully picking opportunities to pitty-pat his way to a bloodless, 12-round decision. Totally kidding, of course. Photos by Naoki Fukuda.
The Axe Man cometh, The Axe Man chops down Donaire, pick your cliche … Nicholas Walters is a bad mofo. Photos by Naoki Fukuda.
Gennady Golovkin made short work of Marco Antonio Rubio on Saturday in Carson, California, but that didn't disappoint the record crowd that came to see the WBA middleweight titleholder make his area debut.
Nicholas Walters proved at the highest level that he is the knockout machine he appeared to be the past few years, stopping Donaire with a single right to the head at the end of Round 6 Saturday at the StubHub Center.
Gennady Golovkin knocked out Marco Antonio Rubio at 1:19 of the second round — his 18th consecutive stoppage — Saturday night at the StubHub Center in Carson, Calif.
Featherweight contender Nicholas Walters scored the biggest victory of his career by stopping four-division titleholder Nonito Donaire in Round 6 of their WBA title bout on the Gennady Golovkin-Marco Antonio Rubio undercard on Saturday in Carson, California.
Former super middleweight contender Edwin Rodriguez got back in the win column with a lopsided unanimous decision victory over Azea Augustama on the Gennady Golovkin-Marco Antonio Rubio undercard on Saturday at StubHub Center in Carson, California.
The sons of former heavyweight champion Hasim Rahman filed suit against Floyd Mayweather Jr., Mayweather Promotions and Showtime on Thursday in regard to their collective roles in sparring sessions involving the two amateur boxers that appeared on "All Access."
RingTV.com will do a live round-by-round update on tonight's featherweight title bout between unbeaten RING No. 3-rated Nicholas Walters and RING No. 4-rated WBA beltholder Nonito Donaire in Carson, California.
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THIS SATURDAY! October 25th
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After an amazing kickoff to Romaniac season with Barac and Piticu, we're ready for round two with master who started it all… Raresh!! Ever since he made his US debut with us last year in an abandoned car park in Manhattan, we've been in love with his minimal, sophisticated sound. For this special performance, he's bringing along fellow Romanian wunderkid Cezar. For those of you who made it to Sunwaves this year, one of the highlights undoubtedly was his 5-hour warm up set for Ricardo, and we can't wait for him to bring this vibe to ReSolute. And to top it all off, our own ReSidentOrazio Rispo will start warm up the night.
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In The Panther Room, Get Physical's Patrice Baumel is joined by our residents Lauren Ritter & Orazio Rispo for their b2b set of the fall.
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If you own or manage a small business ecommerce site, you know that security is important. But it's not just site security you need to stay on top of. You also need to make sure your notebooks, smartphones and other computer devices are secure, too -- especially if you keep sensitive business data and customer information on any of those devices.
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Northrop Grumman Delivers Integrated Bridge System for Turkish Megayacht.
Northrop Grumman Corporation's (NYSE:NOC) Sperry Marine business unit has delivered a state-of-the-art suite of navigation electronics for a new megayacht being built by Proteksan-Turquoise Yachts in Turkey.
The new megayacht is being equipped with a complete Northrop Grumman Sperry Marine VisionMaster FT integrated bridge system (IBS) with TotalWatch multifunction displays. All system components are type-approved to meet International Maritime Organization (IMO) and International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) performance standards. The system links together all of the bridge subsystems and sensors in a highly integrated Ethernet network, with the widescreen displays embedded in custom cabinetry to meet the yacht's luxurious decor.
The equipment is being supplied through STT International Limited, Northrop Grumman Sperry Marine's reseller agent for Turkey, and the installation will be made by STT Deniz Ticaret ve Servis Ltd., the company's authorized service representative in Turkey.
"We have enjoyed a strong position in the megayacht marketplace for many years as one of the leading suppliers of gyrocompasses, autopilots and other systems," said Alan Dix, managing director of Northrop Grumman Sperry Marine. "We are now rapidly capturing an increased market share in complete integrated bridge systems as megayacht builders and designers recognize the superior performance of our VisionMaster FT technology." The 72.64-meter (238.3-foot) megayacht (NB54), currently named MY Vicky, is the largest ever built by Proteksan-Turquoise Yachts. The steel and aluminum alloy vessel is scheduled for completion in the first quarter of 2012.
Sperry Marine is a business unit of Northrop Grumman's Naval and Marine Systems Division. Headquartered in New Malden, United Kingdom, with major engineering and support offices both in New Malden and in Hamburg, Germany, Northrop Grumman Sperry Marine provides smart navigation and ship control solutions for the international marine industry with customer service and support in numerous locations worldwide.
Effective November 1 Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (MHI) will change the name of its group company in Singapore from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Engineering & Services Private Ltd.
The P-66 platform's first modules, built at the Tomé Ferrostaal Consortium's Module Plant located at the Port of Maceió, Alagoas, are now ready and loaded on the São Tomé barge.
Belgian gas shipping group Exmar said on Thursday that the market for its very large and midsize gas carriers was at historically high levels in the third quarter
Oman's Ministry of Environment and Climate Affairs has granted GAC EnvironHull permission to conduct underwater hull cleaning operations using the brush-and-diver-free
A consortium comprised of Marubeni (project integrator), the University of Tokyo (technical advisor), Mitsubishi, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Japan Marine United,
ClassNK has launched of a feasibility study for a new marine renewable energy testing facility to be built in Singapore. The announcement was made at the 2014
Two new 78 metre purser/trawler fishing vessels being designed and built at Karstensen Shipyard in Denmark will feature Wärtsilä's main propulsion and control equipment.
Seaspan Corporation announced yesterday that it accepted delivery of a 10000 TEU containership, the MOL Brightness. The new containership, which was constructed
The St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation (SLSMC) was served a 72-hour notice to strike by UNIFOR, a group representing the Seaway's 460 unionized employees.
L-3 Marine Systems International (L-3 MSI) has been awarded a contract to provide its NACOS Platinum navigation system, including an integrated dynamic positioning system,
Sagem (Safran) has won a contract from the Royal Norwegian Navy in competitive bidding for the navigation system on its polar research ship, the RV Kronprins Haakon,
France-Corsica ferry operator SNCM will file for court protection next week, a source close to the company told Reuters on Wednesday, which will clear the way for
First Ship of New Class for Royal Caribbean
MEYER WERFT delivered the 167,800-gt cruise ship Quantum of the Seas to the U.S. cruise operator Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd.
Customer case studies combine with advances in asset visualization and cloud technologies to showcase a new era in the creation and management of complex Digital Assets.
Marlink and Palantir AS have signed a strategic partnership agreement that aims to improve access to IT services in the maritime industry. Palantir's IT products
AVEVA announced that Tianchen, one of China's largest engineering contractors serving the chemical processing industry, has selected AVEVA Everything3D (AVEVA E3D) as its 3D design solution.