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Drivers on new Carlisle 'bypass' don't know how to use roundabouts - claim
Last updated at 09:19, Saturday, 03 March 2012
Motorists are getting themselves in a spin over how to handle the roundabouts on Carlisle's new western 'bypass', it has emerged.
Driving instructor Vicci Smith, 27, fears it is only a matter of time before there is a serious accident on the city's new relief road because many local motorists seem confused by the roundabouts.
Vicci and two fellow instructors – Lesley Johnston and Michelle Dunning – want to highlight the problem.
The trio are setting up an advanced drivers' network, but they fear many Carlisle motorists are being left stumped by the nine roundabouts on the new road, known formerly as the Carlisle Northern Development Route.
In particular, drivers seem to be unaware of the so-called 12 o'clock rule, whereby they enter the roundabout in the right-hand lane if turning right, and switching lanes only after they pass the exit before the one they are taking.
Instead, some drivers turning right are stubbornly staying in the left-hand lane all the way round, obstructing or cutting across motorists trying to leave the roundabout. Vicci said: "We have asked a lot of drivers what the problem with the roundabouts and they're saying that it's because they're new.
"They say that they don't know how to use them.
"A lot of drivers in this area will have learned to drive a long time ago, and may only use the McVitie's roundabout and Hardwicke Circus.
"On the new relief road, they're using the left-hand lane all the way round. So people trying to come off the roundabout find their exit obstructed by them, or they are being cut up by them.
"Because they're doing that, other people are starting to do it and so the problem could be multiplying.
"It seems to be happening all the time and I believe it's going to cause an accident. I've had to accelerate to get in front of vehicles staying in the left lane to turn right.
"Pupils have had to go round the roundabout again because their exit was blocked."
Vicci believes motorists who learn in big cities such as Manchester or Newcastle learn to cope with roundabouts through experience – but in Carlisle there are not that many complicated roads or roundabouts.
She added: "If you don't get the chance to practice a skill you can forget it.
"We have spoken to drivers with years of experience who don't drive on these bigger roads and who have forgotten the rules of the road. People shouldn't be afraid to ask and we are happy to advise them."
In a letter sent to our sister paper The Cumberland News last week, Neil Johnston, of Holmrook Road, Carlisle, said he had had five near-misses on CNDR roundabouts since the road opened a few weeks ago.
He said: "The standard of driving of drivers using roundabouts is appalling. I am beginning to think it is only a matter of time before there is an accident."
Anybody who wants to ask Vicci's advice can email her at firstname.lastname@example.com She and the other two instructors have also set up an advanced drivers' group on Facebook.
First published at 09:04, Saturday, 03 March 2012
Published by http://www.newsandstar.co.uk
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Sorry to bump a diffused discussion.Things have not improved.Each day I am overtaking people on the inside lane on these roundabouts, safely of course, to get ahead of those who continue to use the outside lane for maintaining their route along the same road (it seems obvious what their intentions are after only two roundabouts - the CNDR). However, I will not accept the risk should I not be able to safely negotiate the exit without other drivers having to change speed. Many times I have gone round again, for my exit being blocked.@Anon on 7 March 2012 at 19:26:- the twelve o' clock rule, as I understand it, is a simplification of the highway code taught by instructors and does not apply to those rules on marked lanes. If your exit is posted as being past twelve o' clock you should indicate right and take the appropriate inner lane if available (with two lanes you would direct your vehicle to the innermost), giving way to traffic until that route is available. Then indicating to the right until you have passed the last exit before your destination, you should then indicate left to change lanes and proceed to exit the roundabout if the lane and following exit are safely clear (checking your left mirror and glancing to your left blind-spot, if necessary beforehand). If you are unable to exit safely, you should continue to indicate right, continuing in the appropriate inner lane until the last exit before your chosen destination when, the above applies once again. Yes, this is not documented like this in the highway code however, it does simplify a rather complex explanation of the appropriate use of an unmarked roundabout.This was not a dig at you Anon, just a clarification of a point I made earlier with reference to your comment.For those who are teaching new drivers, thank you for your patience. Our roads are safer if that patience and forethought is applied every time after a new driver has passed their driving test. They have only proven that the law has considered them safe to learn by themselves.If some personal traffic management could be applied to this route temporarily, this may help regular commuters to learn to use this new road safely. I would immediately suggest police presence however, knowing there is a lack of resource, a suitable substitute: lanes marked with arrows for ahead-left and right would make a world of difference as a previous poster has rightly pointed out.That is my rant and again I have stubs for fingers. A fake elbow and metal jaw were not enough you see? I am proud to be wrong, and am very pleased to learn.
A more common issue is that there seem to be many drivers who ignore the 12 o clock rule when planning to continue ahead on these roundabouts. I have had a couple of close calls because some plonker behind me has come along side me to turn off at the same exit. To sort this out people don't need advanced driver training or a driver network, that's a waste of time and the ignorant folk who cause the problem won't listen anyway.If you want mindless sheep to follow the route you want them too, you just point them in the reight direction. All it would take is some arrows in each lane as you approach each roundabout. It's what they do in the rest of the country. I'm not quite sure why this simple measure hasn't been used here.
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Audio Control
Another item that should be addressed is audio. KDE offers a sometimes frustrating audio setup manager that leads one to believe there is perfect integration with GStreamer, or Xine, or VLC. The KMix does adapt to adding treble and bass when setup via editing of non-kde files in /etc or /boot. However, even on a good day there seems to be a lack of consistency. Each program can wrest control of a seperate virtual channel which is nice, except when one program chooses to play from the headphone jack while another uses the internal speaker. These things should be configurable and not necessarily in such a way that flexibility is lost, but so that such settings might be accessible universally, consistently, and completely. I would like to suggest such a beast, which would work across environments the same as AppCafe and Control Panel are intended, and that would allow selection/configuration of sound codecs, mixers, and output. KDE seems to have a general concept reasonably fleshed out, but it is KDE specific (which also means no choice to install *only* kmix seperate from juk and dragonplayer etc, without specific modification prior to build).. being KDE specific eliminates it from being perfectly universal, but it does use Qt. A tray-dockable volume control slider tied to a mixer the way Kmix is, would be nice but shouldn't be considered mandatory.
--Tigersharke 05:58, 2 June 2011 (PDT)
The above was a bit of a frustration-induced rant. I have since decided to avoid all backends but GStreamer, I do not use pulseaudio nor Amarok (Clementine-player instead, with OSS chosen for output) and I specifically modified my /boot/loader.conf to load all sound drivers as below:
and modified /boot/device.hints to as i understand it, force my three possible output devices to act as one dependent upon the insertion of a plug into the headphone jack by:
hint.hdac.0.cad0.nid27.config="as=1 seq=15 device=Headphones" hint.hdac.0.cad0.nid21.config="as=2 seq=15" hint.hdac.0.cad0.nid29.config="as=0 seq=15"
and made sure that my audio devices would get noticed (and added additional channels), by forcing within /etc/sysctl.conf as below:
dev.pcm.0.play.vchans=8 dev.pcm.1.play.vchans=8 dev.pcm.0.play.vchanmode=1 dev.pcm.1.play.vchanmode=1
--Tigersharke 01:09, 22 June 2011 (PDT)
PC-BSD Control Panel used by 8.2
When following the instructions to install the control panel on an 8.2 system, everything seems to succeed (especially after fixing the improper dash used for the pkg_add command) but when attempting to access it from the kickoff menu, under applications --> system, neither control panel, nor appcafe function properly though both are listed. PC-BSD Welcome seems to work nicely, the Online Update Notifier successfully placed itself in my system tray, and attempted to find updates- tho the shield remains the red x. The only option from the shield system tray menu that seems to succeed is the 'check for updates'. Attempting to use AppCafe causes it to open a window for a very brief moment and then quits. The Control Panel opens a window with icons for some things, but clicking on anything does nothing, neither is there the multi-DE/WM selector visible.
My system is not exactly standard in the least.. it is v8.2 but with recently updated KDE 4.6.4. I will check to see if anything is improved by leaving and returning to KDE, or a reboot. Ok. Logout and return to KDE, either that caused the AppCafe, Printer, and display icons to be click-able, or I hadn't tested them earlier. The portsjail icon even more briefly (hard to believe but it does flash so rapidly its crazy) does blink a window attempt- but I had purposely disabled it in the appropriate startup file, so that is understandable. The printer config seems to work though I didn't attempt any changes, and same for the dispay manager since I didn't want to lose whatever I already have configured. A reboot did not change anything either.
One caveat- I had a very strange reaction to an pkg_add of qt4-linguist, which I did manually, though the prior install of the control panel was successful. Some time after using pkg_add -r qt4-linguist, I lost keyboard input, meaning that I could type and I saw some blinking on the screen but nothing appeared. This affected every open program. A pkg_deinstall of qt4-linguist, and a reinstall from ports of devel/qt4-linguist (possibly not necessary?) along with a reboot has fixed that keyboard issue.
--Tigersharke 01:09, 22 June 2011 (PDT)
8.2.1Troubleshooting Sound
(This is from the v9.0 handbook, and has since gone missing from the wiki due to prep for v9.1 handbook)
By default, PC-BSD loads the snd_hda.ko driver at boot time. This is a meta-driver that automatically loads all supported sound cards. This means that sound usually "just works".
If your sound does not work, type mixer. You should receive output similar to the following:
Mixer vol is currently set to 100:100 Mixer pcm is currently set to 100:100 Mixer mic is currently set to 50:50 Mixer mix is currently set to 60:60 Mixer rec is currently set to 75:75 Mixer igain is currently set to 100:100 Mixer ogain is currently set to 100:100
If any of these settings are set to 0, set them to a higher value, by specifying the name of the mixer setting as seen in this example:
mixer vol 100 Setting the mixer vol from 0:0 to 100:100.
If you only get one or two mixer settings instead of the settings shown above, you need to change the default mixer channel. As the superuser, try this command:
sysctl -w hw.snd.default_unit=1
To see if that changed to the correct channel, type mixer again. If you still only have one or two mixer settings, try setting the sysctl value to 2, and if necessary, to 3.
Once you have all of the mixer settings and none are set to 0, your sound should work. If it does not, see the section 9 Finding Help. When reporting your problem, include your version of PC-BSD and the name of your sound card.
--> making the above permanent: edit /etc/sysctl.conf to add a much similar line: hw.snd.default_unit=1
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Salve Tigersharke,
this section might be the right one to collect (all) the not perfect named links, which should be replaced (in the "style" of the Guideline for Hypertext Links).
You (or Drulavigne) can manage that, if people are posting it here ( :-D ). ;-)
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"In this dazzling volume, Safina, a MacArthur award recipient, recounts his travels to remote portions of the northwest Hawaiian Islands to witness albatross breeding season, during which parent birds fly across entire oceans as much as 25,000 miles to hunt sufficient food to nourish their single chicks. Albatross survival, Safina (Song for the Blue Ocean) shows, is increasingly vulnerable to modern conditions; indeed, the shameful history of albatross exploitation, when the magnificent birds were all but exterminated in some areas for their valued eggs and feathers, is but an early chapter in the struggle against perils that now include entrapment in commercial fishing nets, ingesting plastic trash that washes ashore in vast quantities on their nesting islands and depletion of food stocks due to global warming. By turns rhapsodic, scolding and mystical, the book discusses issues that affect other seabirds, seals, sharks and sea turtles. But the albatross ("a great symphony of flesh, perception, bone, and feathers") remains its primary focus. Clinically minded readers may question Safina's tendency to psychologize animals or introduce mythological elements into his narrative, and some sections of the book resonate with more romantic passion than science. Still, Safina's encyclopedic knowledge and spirited prose provide a stunningly intimate portrait of an environment." (May 14)
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"The recipient of a MacArthur "genius" Fellowship and a Pew Scholar's Award in Conservation and the Environment, Safina (Song for the Blue Ocean) attempts to "tell a story of struggle and hope and the power of sheer persistence and of life's resilience." In narrating this tale, he has chosen as his guide a Laysan albatross named Amelia, "a great symphony of flesh, perception, bone, and feathers, composed of long movements and set to ever-changing rhythms of light, wind, and water." With the author and Amelia, the reader is taken on a tour of the oceans and introduced to many other kinds of ocean wildlife as well. The vice-president for marine conservation at the National Audubon Society, Safina focuses on the qualities of peace and tranquility in nature rather than on the "eat or be eaten" aspect that most people see. The result is a refreshing approach to natural history writing that is recommended for general readers." — Mary J. Nickum, Lakewood, CO
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From The New Yorker
"The heroine of this powerful tale of marine life in the Pacific is Amelia, a Laysan albatross who was tagged with a satellite transmitter so that biologists could track her movements. Safina, author of the memorable "Song for the Blue Ocean," offers up a remarkable portrait of Amelia as she glides thousands of miles, journeying from tropical waters to sub-Arctic seas, spending almost all of her life in the air. And he describes with equal vividness the ocean across which she travels: fusing ecological history and serious science to great effect, he shows how the delicate interplay between human intervention and natural adaptation affects the lives of seals, sharks, turtles, and seabirds. Although the author is never less than outraged at the damage that humans can cause, his critique is nuanced, and he shows how, in some respects, the ocean is healthier today than it was a century ago. The book goes astray only when he devotes time to the personal lives of his fellow-scientists, whose obsession with albatrosses is far less interesting than the albatrosses themselves."
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One of the most delightful natural history studies in decades."
A beautiful, awe-inspiring tableau of our world as you've never seen it . . . a moving depiction of how interconnected life on this planet truly is."
Safina delivers a message full of wonder at the natural world and concern about the fragility of his subject . . . He cannot contain his delight in birds, fish, and the profusion of life on the islands he visits."
Thought-provoking, witty and beautifully written . . . This is an honest first-person account of field biology in action."
A beautiful, awe-inspiring tableau of our world as you've never seen it . . . a moving depiction of how interconnected life on this planet truly is"


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A north west Euro MP is calling for today – St George's Day – to be made a bank holiday in England.
Paul Nuttall, of the UK Independence Party (UKIP), reckons the English get a raw deal when it comes to celebrating their national day.
He said: "Every year a big fuss is made about St Patrick's Day and it would be fantastic if as much fuss was made about the patron saint of England.
"Like a growing number of English folk, I believe St George's Day should not only be celebrated but marked as a national holiday."
Mr Nuttall, deputy leader of UKIP, added: "There has been an improvement in public recognition over the past couple of years but St George's Day is still very low key.
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It is unlikely that the Government will take up his idea.
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Carlisle Conservative MP John Stevenson believes we have enough public holidays already.
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"We do have additional holidays for special events, such as the Queen's Diamond Jubilee this year, and that is entirely appropriate.
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Mr Nuttall's enthusiasm is undiminished, however.
He wants people to wear a red rose today to show support for St George's Day.
He said: "Much Guinness is quaffed on St Patrick's Day.
"No doubt the patriotic English could do the same on St George's Day with traditional real ales.
"It could be a fillip for our ailing pub industry."
First published at 11:23, Monday, 23 April 2012
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You go to any other country and they are proud to be Irish, Scottish, German, French or American but if you are English you only say you are 'British' I have yet to hear someone abroad say I am English and proud of the fact. So until you are proud to be ENGLISH you do not need to celebrate the English saints day
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