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"Two Ukrainian fighters were killed in combat, four more were wounded," the report reads.
The HQ said that one fighter was killed at around 6 p.m. in mortar shelling of Zaitseve area.
It is also reported that a skirmish occurred in Marinka vicinity, in which two Ukrainian defenders were wounded. In the evening, in Prymorske direction, two more Ukrainian servicemen were wounded in tripping an unknown explosive device.
Earlier, 36 attacks by Russian hybrid troops upon Ukrainian Army positions were recorded on Oct. 16.
Related materials: Russian aggression against Ukraine
No Ukrainian soldier killed or injured Nov. 16, over 90 mortar shells hit positions at Svitlodarsk salient, - ATO HQ(0)
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July 1993 (vol. 9, #5)
1601 N Tucson Blvd #9, Tucson AZ 85716 c 1993 Physicians
for Civil Defense
In our Communications Age, many
messages are sent by airmail, though methods as primitive as smoke
signals are not ruled out. The lingua franca appears to be use
or threat of deadly force. The messages are not always well understood.
USA to Iraq.
President Clinton sent a ``strong'' but sensitive message to
Saddam Hussein in the form of cruise missiles that bombed a building
and killed a few civilians.
Iraq to Iraqis, USA, and UN. Lt-Gen Amer Rashid of the Iraqi Military Industries Commission, reportedly told Chief UN Inspector Santesson that if his subordinates provide anything beyond technical answers, he will ``break their backs.'' The General also was reported as saying that he would break the neck of any Iraqi providing the UN with the names of people involved in the weapons of mass destruction program. The Iraqi government described these reports as ``imprecise.''
In December, 1992, Robert Gates, then Director of the CIA, said that ``Iraq could restart limited chemical and biological weapons production virtually overnight; a militarily significant amount of biological weapons could be produced in a matter of weeks'' (Chemical Weapons Convention Bulletin, March, 1993).
In April, 1993, traces of the nerve gas sarin were identified in materials collected in 1992 from the site of a 1988 attack by Hussein against Kurdish civilians (correspondence from former Buchenwald prisoner Aubin Heyndrickx, now a toxicologist).
In February, 1993, a journalist from the London Observer reported that government forces are poisoning waters of the Howeiza marshes as part of the continuing suppression of the Shia resistance (CWCB, June, 1993).
Witnesses testifying before the
House of Representatives stated that Iraq is poised to rebuild
its nuclear weapons program, using billions of dollars in financial
assets hidden abroad and being funneled through a network based
in Amman, Jordan; Geneva; and Vienna. UN inspectors have been
denied access to military sites and refused permission to set
up cameras at a facility that tests rocket engines (Wall Street
US Troops to US Government.
Desert Storm troops kept chickens near their quarters to act
as CBW-detectors, as the Army had almost no capability to detect
biological weapons.
US Government and Advocacy Group Respond. According to a February 25 report by the General Accounting Office, in the six years before Desert Storm less than 7% of total chemical and biological detection research and development funds went to biological agent detection. The Department of Defense stated that this was because their analyses showed the use of biological agents to be unlikely. This assessment has been revised, and 30% of the budget is now devoted to BW agent detection, but according to the GAO the Army is still not doing enough to detect emerging threats such as microencapsulated and genetically engineered organisms (CWCB, June, 1993).
The Department of Defense budget request for Fiscal Year 1994 would increase the current Biological Defense Program by 54% to $170.8 million. The budget document states that 38 Biological Integrated Detection Systems could be ``rapidly fielded to the Army beginning in 1996.'' (At present, US armed forces still have no BW-agent detection equipment.)
The BIDS uses off-the-shelf instrumentation, including an aerosol-particle counter/sizer, a bioluminescence analyzer, a liquid-particle counter/sizer, a particle sampler, and a manual antibody-based detector. Among the agents that BIDS is required to detect and identify are anthrax and plague bacteria, botulinal toxin A, and staphylococcal enterotoxin B (CWCB June, 1993).
In April, a nonprofit organization
called the Center for Public Integrity criticized the US Army's
Biological Defense Research Program, concluding that ``because
a credible medical defense for biological warfare defies scientific
logic in the age of genetic engineering, the program offers a
false sense of security.'' In addition, the report criticizes
the focus on exotic diseases not currently recognized as threats
since this could send adversaries the message that the program
might develop weapons with offensive potential. The study proposes
a ``thorough reassessment'' and directing BW defense efforts away
from medical protection into physical and chemical protection,
possibly on an international basis (ibid.)
US Government to US Citizens.
On April 19, federal agents disseminated the irritant agent CS
from Army Combat Engineer Vehicles (modified battle tanks) by
compressed-air aerosol generators into the Branch Davidian compound,
after sending a warning to the leadership. The cultists reportedly
had an ample supply of adult-size gas masks (but none for children).
The intended message (that mothers should take their children
and flee the compound) was apparently not received, and the siege
ended in a conflagration and the death of at least 70 persons
(CWCB, June, 1993).
Persecuted Civilians to World.
The following requests for scientific toxicologic investigation
were received by Prof. Aubin Heyndrickx but were impossible to
fulfill due to a lack of financial support: Refugees of southern
Soudan, war gas of Iraqi origin used by government of Khartoum;
Uganda, war gas used on population by government; Tamils in Sri
Lanka; population in Georgia; Kurds, shells containing cholera
and/or typhus (personal correspondence).
North Korea to US.
General Robert Riscassi, commander-in-chief of the South Korean-American
Combined Forces Command, warned that a North Korean attack is
possible and that if it does come the South will be quickly overrun.
His worries are based on the following signals: nearly two-thirds
of the war materiel needed by an attacking force has been moved
within 60 miles of the border and is mostly secured in deep underground
bunkers. A similar portion of the air force and nearly all the
artillery needed to support an attack have been moved to forward
positions. Eight sites are now capable of producing 4,500 tonnes
of CW agents annually. Already stockpiled are 1,000 tonnes of
chemical weapons, including sarin, tabun, phosgene, adamsite,
mustard gas, and cyanide (Intelligence Digest 5/21/93).
Ukraine to Russia and to World. According to Sergei Stepashin, chairman of the Russian parliament's defense committee, the Ukraine is trying to break the security codes that control ex-Soviet nuclear weapons in order to retarget them. Success will probably require about a year (Intelligence Digest, 6/4/93).


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Visited this weekend . As always we always book weeks in advance as it's only small . We had our favourite place which is upstairs and had a sharing platter and a gorgeous salad . We love it in here the wines lovely and the...More
Re-visited Avanti last Friday after months of abstaining...odd that we could only get a table for 2 at 8m when it seemed to be pretty quiet and only half full upstairs Staff on bar and reception most welcoming and efficient...ambience good, but needed more diners...More
Nice atmosphere and friendly staff We sat upstairs and were served promptly The menu is geared up more towards adults so if you have kids who are a little picky about food you may struggle We ended up having a platter and some breads etc...More
Used Avanti regularly over 10 years Country Harvest has now bought it out Visited today 5th Nov 17 sent my Cappucino back 3 Times as it was only Luke warm The 4th came the same which I left after a few sips Never had this...More
We arrived one Wednesday evening at about 1830 without a booking. Although they were fully booked,a lovely table was found for us upstairs. The staff were great and the atmosphere,while quiet at first,soon became lively, typically Italian.The food!What can I say?Our first course of ravioli...More
It's a while since we have dined at Avanti, that was our mistake. My husband and I had dinner last evening (Sat 28 Oct) with our nephew and fiancée. We received a very warm welcome in the bar area and had a drink before heading...More
Beautiful little Mediterranean restaurant in the centre of Kirkby Lonsdale. Very pleasant ambience. Attentive and friendly staff. Prices are very reasonable with delicious food. Don't miss this little gem tucked neatly into a block of shops in the high street.
Visited Kirkby Lonsdale a year ago and couldn't get into Avanti, a year was worth the wait, great food, staff setting etc. I'd come back to Kirkby Lonsdale just for this place. Its the number 1 restaurant for a reason, a must in Kirkby Lonsdale.
Dear Cookie, thank you for your wonderful review regarding your recent visit to Avanti, and it is so pleasing to hear the team and restaurant was worth the wait! We hope to see you again soon on your next visit. Kind regards, Natasha Hodge
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We received such a warm welcome at Avanti after our terrible experience at Whoop Hall. The restaurant is lovely and the food is absolutely wonderful. It's very reasonably priced and I would highly recommend a visit. We ate there both nights of our stay and...More
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Portion of Family's Historic Manor To Be Sold for Senior Housing
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
The descendants of one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence announced yesterday they have reached an agreement that will allow limited development of senior housing on their historic Doughoregan Manor in Howard County but will keep most of the ancestral property -- visited by George Washington and Thomas Jefferson -- in family hands.
Camilla Carroll and her brother Philip D. Carroll said they have agreed to sell 150 acres of their 892-acre family estate to Erickson Retirement Communities. Erickson also reserves the option to purchase another 38 acres. In addition, the Carroll family will donate 36 acres of their property to the county for a park. The historic manor, part of which dates to 1727, will remain intact.
The sale price was not disclosed.
"We're delighted to have found a solution that brings more senior housing into the county, provides more ballparks for kids and that has minimal impact on schools and roads," Camilla Carroll said in a prepared statement. "It has taken us five years to find a win-win solution for our family and our community, but we've finally found it with this plan."
The news was welcomed by county officials, neighbors and those in the historic preservation community, who had feared the historic property, once part of a 13,000-acre estate owned by Declaration signer Charles Carroll, might be sold and turned into subdivisions. Those fears were heightened in 2007, when a historic easement protecting the land expired.
"There was a lot of uncertainty of what would happen" to Doughoregan, said Howard County Executive Ken Ulman (D), who visited the property not long ago. "It is arguably the most historic unprotected property in the region. It's a wonderful gem."
The intensely private Carrolls had long maintained they wanted to keep the property in family hands, but had told county officials they needed a plan that would provide for upkeep and maintenance of the manor and other buildings.
Brad Phillips, a spokesman for the Carrolls, said the Erickson deal will keep at least 665 acres in family hands in perpetuity. The agreement will require county review, a process that could take up to two years.
The deal calls for the construction of up to 1,500 independent living and health-care units. If Erickson officials choose to purchase the additional 38 acres of land, the organization could build another 500 units. County officials like the plan because it is targeted at seniors and unlikely to have significant impacts on schools and traffic.
"It's a creative proposal that has the potential to be a win-win solution for the preservation of this national historic treasure," said County Council Chairperson Courtney Watson (D-Northeast County), who represents the council district where Doughoregan is located.
Erickson officials issued a one-sentence e-mail statement about the deal.
"We look forward to working with Howard County officials to bring a full-service Erickson campus to the historic Doughoregan Manor site that will combine a maintenance-free active lifestyle with an ever-expanding host of amenities, social activities and wellness and medical centers, proven to improve both physical and mental health," said spokesman Mel Tansill, senior director of corporate public affairs for Erickson Retirement Communities.
The home of Charles Carroll, the only Roman Catholic to sign the Declaration of Independence and the last of the 56 signers to die, at the age of 95, has long topped preservationists' lists of endangered historic sites. Some have even called it Maryland's Monticello.
It is the only one of the signers' homes still in family hands. Chares Carroll, who died in 1832, is buried in the small chapel that adjoins one wing of the manor.
"Doughoregan Manor is one of the most significant privately owned properties in Maryland and arguably in the country," said Tyler Gearhart, executive director of Preservation Maryland, the state's oldest historic preservation organization.
The property was named a national historic landmark in 1971. But as with many historic properties, upkeep and tax liabilities made it difficult for descendants of the original owners to maintain.
When family matriarch Nina Ryan Carroll died in 1989, county officials said her heirs paid $10 million to settle the estate. In 2006, family members told county officials it would cost as much as $8 million to cover the costs of maintenance and upkeep on the home and outbuildings just for three years.
"It's a good day for historic preservation in Howard," said Mary Catherine Cochran, president of Preservation Howard County. "Assuming this goes through, this is our best case realistic scenario."


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I'm a cum laude graduate of Westminster Choir College in Princeton, New Jersey and a winner of its merit scholarship.
After performing with the New York and Royal Philharmonics, the New Jersey and Virginia Symphonies, the American Boy Choir and the internationally renowned opera star, Andrea Bocelli, studying opera and piano at Westminster Choir College and performance art and improvisational acting at East Carolina University in North Carolina, and appearing in shows and pageants across
I've successfully taught hundreds of different students since 2003, from 5-year-olds with special needs to middle-aged professional opera singers, from a professor in Saudi Arabia to a 65-year-old doctor of music, from kids of Radio Disney to students of the famed Actors Studio in New York, from busy stay-at-home parents to retirees with bucket lists, from CEOs to touring singer-songwriters.
I've created and led a workshop about singing called, "The Whole Body Singer". I've written dozens of articles about music and music education for the blog at TakeLessons.com.
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Having both taught myself piano and received formal training at a conservatory has prepared me to teach almost anyone how to play.
The intensive training and education that I received at Westminster Choir College in songwriting, music theory and sight reading has benefited my students at every level.
My current work as singer and keyboardist in the acoustic rock duo, Timberwood, has strengthened my knowledge of a broad range of styles and genres. I have a strong commitment to continuing my education. That's why I recently (2014) studied songwriting online with the Berklee College of Music in Boston.
In the lessons that I teach, I'm flexible, positive and encouraging. While I want my students to have fun and love music, not dread it, I expect hard work and persistence. I am caring, patient, nurturing, and compassionate. In piano lessons, I usually allow the student to choose a piece with which to warm up and then move on to technique and repertoire. In voice lessons, I usually warm up the singer and discuss technique and sight singing before focusing on song choices. Joan Frey Boytim wrote a book for voice that I like to use, and I like the Estelle Liebling exercises for the more advanced singer. Hanon exercises are a big part of my piano curriculum, and I enjoy the Bastien and Alfred books for young and old. I have used completely random songs pulled out of a piano bench and a karaoke CD for kids. I will use almost anything I can get my hands on if it means effectively teaching music.
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I am a Florida native, active doctoral student, teacher and practitioner. My career includes performing and recording as a guitarist and teaching subjects such as music or math. Grade-school academic strengths in mathematics represent my enthusiasm for the subject. The math equivalent in music can be considered music theory, which is another passion of mine. I hope to take these well-rounded characteristics to teach and influence others with what I have learned in my education and career thus far.
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It's important and essential for every music lover to know the theory. Getting familiar with music theory not only helps you learn to sing or play an instrument much faster and earlier, it also expands your overall understanding regarding music and composing music. Lesson includes(but not limited to): Ear Training, Sight Reading, Learning/Identifying Music Notations, Tempo, and Written Exercises. Theory lesson can be combined with singing or piano lesson.
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Pop, Jazz, Modern Rock, Broadway/Musical.
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A step-by-step instruction to developing vocal technique, geared towards contemporary styles. Exercising, developing, strengthening, and troubleshooting vocal registers. During the 1st lesson there will be an in-depth vocal assessment being conducted to determine the student's strength and trouble areas regarding vocal ranges, vocal tonality, breathing, and posture. Will discuss with the student for his/her goals in terms of singing, then design a personalized training plan to help the student reaching his/her goals.
The exercises listed below will be included(but not limited) in a normal class
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Music theory is one of my specialties. I have a B.A. in music composition and am an active published composer and arranger. Music theory lessons also includes a bit of instruction on ear training.
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Kyle was able to take me from sounding like a lower octave version of Jack Benny (a mid-20th century comedian famous for his howlingly horrid violin playing) to a level where I know how to hold the instrument and the bow, the fingerings, bowing technique, and how to get a very respectable sound from the instrument.
He also installed the strings when I received the new instrument, found a manufacturing flaw in the bridge height that the manufacturer subsequently paid to repair, and diagnosed a resonance issue with the instrument that was corrected with a balance weight on the string below the bridge.
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With B.A. and Master's degrees in music and many years as a working musician, music book author and teacher, I incorporate music theory and ear training into the lessons I give; the goal is to help you be more than just a guitar strummer, but a musician as well, to develop the skills to become your own teacher and to go as far as you want.
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I also began teaching at the American Institute of Guitar in NYC, and writing guitar instruction books (still in print!). Along the way I did a Master's in Guitar Performance at Stony Brook, and have continued to publish, perform and teach the music which inspires me.
Classical and Flamenco music are my primary involvement, as a teacher, performer and composer.
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A vital subject for a performer, the study of music theory allows us to explore the reasoning behind the music we create and possibly create. In sessions, we discuss a variety of objectives, including rudiments, notation, compositional techniques, and ear training.
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Music theory lessons are a great way to prepare for college placement exams or push an especially motivated student! Students can expect to learn basic music theory above and beyond what we can cover in private flute lessons.
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There are a few things you can expect of me as your music teacher. You can always expect me to respect you and your time. Respect is very important to me. I ask that you also respect me, my time, and my home.
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From you, I only expect that you will come to your lessons prepared every week and ready to learn. I ask that you communicate with me freely. I want to know what is going on in your life outside of music lessons. Please never be afraid to ask a question or make mistakes. My studio is a non-judgmental place!
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I teaching harmany and counterpoint, in addition to the rudiments of music theory.
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This past Wednesday was 'Official' Social Media day and I had an opportunity to have a good and long conversation (for input into this article, although it turns out to have been very little input) about social media, its uses and how I would define it. Upon further thought I wanted to make some comments regarding the history of social media.
Many people when talking about social media immediately think of Facebook, Twitter and the other various Internet outlets. While these services are definitely examples of modern types of social media they are in no way the beginning or end of what should be considered as such.
If we look to historical examples for a better understanding of what social media actually is I think that we will find that social media/mediums has been around for a much longer time than people want to admit.
Taking a look at the standard telephone and its origin with the party line will give us a perfect example of social media.
When the telephone arrived to the masses it provided an opportunity for people to connect with others in new and meaningfully ways. More importantly, when the telephone arrived and people shared one common party line there were constant opportunities for people to converse, connect and network with one another. Although these types of connections took place prior to the telephone they were amplified by the party line technology. Look to modern day and what do we have; Twitter, chat rooms and instant messaging that can provide the same type of experience only with new technology. What the party line brought to conversations and connections, modern technologies and services are now delivering only using a different platform.
If we look even further back, to possibly the most important invention of all times, I think we will find an even better historical grounding in social media.
Before Gutenberg the written word and reading were only available to a select privileged few in the world. When the printing press started turning out multiple copies of the same document, making them available to a wider population, a change was created in the way people communicated, learned, interacted and shared information. What is important to note is the impact the printing press had of people's ability to communicate in meaningful ways is constantly being duplicated (although no where near the same level) daily with new services, tools and gadgets that are created to help people share words, thoughts and opinions.
Although we act like a revelation has occurred when iBooks is released or someone starts sharing valuable information on LinkedIn, their blog or through a free ebook, we must remember that these types of things have happened before and are really nothing new, only the medium has changed.
Many people will critique, criticize and maim services such as Twitter, iTunes, Facebook and will find faults in the Kindle, iPad and iPhone all in attempts to denounce (modern) social media and its importance (or lack there of) in society. Before taking such a stand they should really look to historical examples to better understand that these types of things and changes are nothing new and that for the most part they are not as negative or "armageddon bringing" as some may lead you to believe. In most cases such technologies, new or old, provide society with positive change.
Wikipedia in its infinite wisdom does little to mention historical examples, focusing primarily on the Internet trying to define a distinction between social and industrial media, and misses the point all together.
If we break social media down and try and understand it at its very root meaning we end up with social interactions through various forms of media/mediums. As times pass the medium will change but social interactions continue to evolve; regardless of time period, technology or people; all of these interactions, the tools used and their overall purposes are grounded in the same principals.
Individuals may argue that what sets modern day social media apart from their historical counterparts is the ability to connect on a global scale. This is a fair and relevant argument. While I certainly agree that this understanding plays an important role in better deciphering the impact social media has had on modern societies I don't think it sets modern uses of the term apart from historical ones. We must remember that when comparing such things and their impact during different historical periods we need to provide proper context and proportional comparisons to level the 'playing field'. The world was once considered to be flat resulting in assumptions and attitudes being constructed based on this very idea, once the world became round, all of these assumptions and attitudes changed. Context is powerful in the understanding of any topic and I'd argue that it is as important in the discussion about social media as social media itself.
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State staff not all on 'average' pay
Madam-- While it might seem fashionable to bash the public service and semi-State employees these days (for the record, I am a semi-State employee with Dublin Bus), might I suggest that you do some proper research before publishing articles? On Sunday, October 14, Roisin Burke ('Aviation authority workers get 'average' of €135k'') apparently attempted to engender anger towards a particular group of employees, using the figure above as the representative of the average employee salary. What I suspect you know already is that the "average" figure is brought up by the high salaries of those at the top, some of whom earn close to or in excess of €200,000. This I find to be extremely disingenuous.
The other aspect that wasn't referred to in the article is that the IAA doesn't receive a cent from the State or from the taxpayer. Not a single euro subvention or tax break. It is entirely self-funded from route charges and aircraft licensing activities, and indeed is a net contributor to the Exchequer, through the dividend it pays to State (the State is the only shareholder) and also through tax and USC paid on the salaries of the employees.
Slashing those wages would not save a cent for the taxpayer. It would, in fact, reduce the State's tax take. But why let a simple fact get in the way of trying to sway the mood of your readers?