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A quick introduction from me – my name is Brian O'Halloran, and I'm a member of the SPIRE ICC team based at Imperial College London and I'll be contributing to the Herschel Blog from now on.
As you might expect. things are really beginning to ramp up for Herschel's launch next month. At the end of of February, we on the SPIRE team received the following wonderful news from Kourou:
"After final functional testing at Kourou, SPIRE has been declared ready for launch. Our next tests will be done in flight."
So now the fun and games really begin! Next stop (assuming no show stoppers) will be launch – targeted for April 16th.
The BBC has a rather nice article on Herschel and Planck at Kourou, and gives you some insight into the final testing, and the vehicle integration with the Ariane 5 booster.
Check out the audio interviews – in particular from Tanya Lim (RAL), on Herschel's scientific goals.
As we speak, the various Herschel instrument teams are furiously working away to get everything on the operations side ready for launch – mission planning, observation planning for the performance verification and science demonstration phases post-launch, getting the Herschel data reduction software operational etc. – it's now a 7-day week for a lot of people across ESA and beyond.
A key pre-launch event will come in late March, when data reduction workshops will be held in Madrid for team members from the successful Herschel Key Program proposal groups – time awarded early in the Herschel programme for large, fundamental observing programs. This is to get the respective groups up to speed with handling and reducing their data once they get it hand post-launch and commissioning phases. We want groups to be confident in dealing with Herschel data as soon as possible – and for papers to appear as quickly as possible, based on their datasets. It's yet another sign that we're now just about to move into the Herschel operational phase!
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Even with the best of intentions, the holidays – filled with an over-abundance of festive foods, drinks, and indulgent treats – can disrupt even the most health-conscious individuals. Therefore, most people come out of the holiday season with a desire to detox and cleanse their bodies. Here are a few simple suggestions for restoring your health following the holiday season:
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In 1872 Quedgeley was described as:
"QUEDGELEY, a village and a parish in the district and county of Gloucester. The village stands near the Gloucester and Berkeley canal, 3 miles S S W of Gloucester r. station; and has a post-office under Gloucester. The parish contains also the hamlet of Woolstrop, and comprises 1, 453 acres. Real property, £4, 578; of which £1,000 are in the canal. Pop., 408. Houses, 80. The property is divided among a few. The manor, with Q. House, belongs to J.Hayward, Esq. The living is a rectory in the diocese of Gloucester and Bristol. Value, £230.* Patron, J.Hayward, Esq. The church is decorated English; was recently repaired; and consists of nave, aisles, chancel, and porch, with tower and spire. There is a national school."
From British History Online:
The parish of Quedgeley lies on the left-hand bank of the River Severn 3 miles south of the centre of Gloucester. The proximity of the city and the course of the main Gloucester-Bristol road through the middle of the parish have greatly influenced its development.
From historical maps & the the division of the open fields, it is likely that Quedgeley parish was an agglomeration of parts of other parishes and this is supported by the fact that part of the tithes of Quedgeley was owed to the church of Whaddon.
Quedgeley church or chapel, and by inference some form of parochial independence, had been established by 1095.
Until 1882 Quedgeley was an irregularly shaped parish of approx. 1,450 acres, including several small detached parts. In the south-east small pieces of the parish lying intermingled with pieces of Whaddon, Brookthorpe, Harescombe, and Haresfield represented holdings in shared open fields that were inclosed in 1841 and 1866.
- On the north boundary Quedgeley included a peninsula reaching into Hempsted and containing Netheridge.
- The eastern boundary of the parish followed for a mile a brook sometimes known as the Qued brook.
- The western boundary was and is marked by the Severn and by the Dimor (or Fisher's) brook. The small irregularities in the boundary were adjusted in 1882 and 1885; in 1885 also the peninsula of Netheridge was transferred to Hempsted.
In 1900 Lower Tuffley was added to Quedgeley, but in 1935 the 135acres of Lower Tuffley were transferred to Gloucester and Quedgeley gained 130acres including Field Court, from Hardwicke.
In 1951 a further 271acres of Quedgeley, north-east of the Qued brook, were added to Gloucester, and in 1954 Quedgeley gained 96acres from Hempsted, giving it an area of 1,419acres.
The western part of Quedgeley, known as the hamlet of Woolstrop, was by 1252 in Dudstone and King's Barton, not Whitstone, hundred. The northern peninsula of Netheridge was represented on maps as also part of Dudstone and King's Barton hundred, perhaps because it was regarded as part of Woolstrop hamlet, but from 1775 it paid land-tax as part of Whitstone hundred with the rest of Quedgeley.
Origins of Quedgeley
Quedgeley is likely to have originated as a roadside settlement. The church and the site of Woolstrop manor are close together ¼ mile west of the Bristol road, but there is no evidence of a nucleated village there. Although a few houses that were pulled down in School Lane near the church are said to have been old, the main settlement has been strung out along the Bristol road, including most of the older surviving houses, which date from the 16th century or earlier. A triangular green of 35 acres, called Great Green, stretched north from the church on both sides of the main road until inclosure in 1841, and a smaller green along the road in the north of the parish was called Howbones or Holborn Green. In 1675 the settlement was described as 'Quedgeley Green, a discontinued village'. Later, a piece of former green was used for a recreation ground and a parish pound. Away from the main road the older houses include Quedgeley Manor Farm, ½ mile SE. of the church and former green, and Netheridge.
The older houses in Quedgeley, widely spaced in ones and twos along the road, are timber-framed, and some retain thatched roofs. The Little Thatch, earlier called Queen Anne's Farm and Read's Farm, is a small timber-framed and thatched house built on an L-shaped plan, of two stories and gabled. It was enlarged in the 19th century, and in 1967 was used as a restaurant. A tradition that Anne Boleyn stayed there has not been verified. Packer's Cottage is another timber-framed house that retains its thatch. It is apparently of the 16th century and is a long rectangular building, with later additions, of one story with an attic.
In 1327 12 people were recorded at Quedgeley and 2 at Woolstrop. Numbers appear to have increased between the mid 16th century and the mid 17th: there were 69 communicants in 1551, and 123 in 1603; 28 households were recorded in 1563, 44 adult men in 1608, and 40 families in 1650. The estimated population in the 18th century remained constant at c. 170, but by 1801 it was 203. The population increased steadily to 297 in 1831, rose again to 401 in 1851 after a slight fall, and then again grew steadily to the end of the century. After 1891 the available figures are for an area other than that of the ancient parish. The first boundary changes did not significantly affect the population, but from 1901 to 1931 the figures include the inhabitants of Lower Tuffley and during that period numbers rose from 639 to 912. There was a further rapid increase between 1951 and 1961, when there were 1,121 inhabitants in the civil parish.
1800s Onwards
The growth of Quedgeley in terms of building is represented by an increase from 27 houses in 1801 to 80 in 1861. Most of the new houses were along the main road, built of brick in pairs or detached, and many of them later became roadside guesthouses. In the late 19th century and early 20th small brick houses were built along Sims Lane, Elmore Lane, and Naas Lane.
The older houses in Quedgeley, widely spaced in ones and twos along the road, are timber-framed, and some retain thatched roofs. The Little Thatch, earlier called Queen Anne's Farm and Read's Farm, (fn. 32) is a small timber-framed and thatched house built on an L-shaped plan, of two stories and gabled. It was enlarged in the 19th century, and in 1967 was used as a restaurant. A tradition that Anne Boleyn stayed there has not been verified. Packer's Cottage is another timber-framed house that retains its thatch. It is apparently of the 16th century and is a long rectangular building, with later additions, of one story with an attic.
The growth of Quedgeley in terms of building is represented by an increase from 27 houses in 1801 to 80 in 1861. Most of the new houses were along the main road, built of brick in pairs or detached, and many of them later became roadside guesthouses. In the late 19th century and early 20th small brick houses were built along Sims Lane, Elmore Lane, and Naas Lane.
A group of old people's bungalows was built 1962 near the church. An estate mainly of pairs of houses was built off Sims Lane in the sixties, when a large amount of land in the parish was designated for further building. In 1967 there were two caravan sites near the Bristol road roundabout, one of which was associated with Quedgeley Court, a large brick house built c. 1880 and converted into flats.
In the same area, along the Bristol road, much of the land was developed in the nineteen fifties and sixties as commercial and industrial sites.
In 1884 Quedgeley had a beerhouse and an inn called the Boat Inn, both on the Bristol road. By 1889 the Boat Inn was called the 'Plough', which was the only inn in 1891 and in 1967.
A village hall was opened in the 1930s on the Bristol road near School Lane, on land given by Miles Curtis-Hayward. It was destroyed by fire in 1959 and a new hall was opened on the same site in 1962. A Red Cross centre, opened in the former school building in 1945, had closed by 1967.
Main water, electricity, and gas were available in Quedgeley by 1935, but in 1967 there was no main sewerage.
Gloucester & Berkeley Canal & Railway
The parish is crossed by the Gloucester and Berkeley Canal, begun in 1794 and opened to traffic in 1827. Sims Lane and Elmore Lane cross the canal by swing bridges. My first cousin 4 times removed - Albert Joseph Priday - was a bridgekeeper on the canal at, I believe, the Elmore Lane swing bridge.
The main railway line south from Gloucester, crossing the east side of the parish, was opened in 1844. From the 1920s Quedgeley has been served by a regular bus service between Bristol and Gloucester.
Royal Air Force, Quedgeley
After the establishment of the R.A.F. maintenance unit in 1939 houses were built for its staff east of the main road and north of Naas Lane.
On land to the East of the village of Quedgeley, just outside the city of Gloucester was a large site known to many as RAF Quedgeley or to give it its official name, Number. 7 Maintenance Unit, RAF Quedgeley whose Motto was 'Omnibus Ubique Servimus' – 'We Serve All, Everywhere'. The No 7 Maintenance Unit, Royal Air Force Quedgeley, originally consisted of 8 different sites, occupying some 574 hectare's of land. With several large sites on both sides of the road it had some two million square feet of covered storage and workshop area.
It has had a long and distinguished history here in the locality since 1914. It finally closed as an independent RAF unit on 13 February 1995. The closure of the site brought to an end an 80 year bond between Quedgeley and the Defence of the Nation. Part of the site was formerly, in 1915, the No 5 National Filling Factory which provided a huge amount of gun ammunition to the British Army from 1915 to the end of the First World War.
The Lands Built On
The area known as Manor farm, can be dated from at least 1066 when it was given to Durrent the Sheriff of Gloucester by William the Conqueror, and possibly even as far back as 982ad. Later the farm and lands passed to 'Miles of Gloucester' who was associated with Empress Matilda, who became known as the 'six month queen' following her crowning as Queen in Worcester in 1141.History of the farms and land is a little vague after that date but its known that in the reign of George III in 1820, one John Beach, owned Manor Farm and other land in the Quedgeley and Hardwicke areas.
It is known that Manor Farm passed through several families until 1914 when the War Office took control of the lands.


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September 21, 2014 10:10 AM
This past Sunday was Le Grande Election Day here in Sweden. A day when we every fourth year vote for the party we want to rule our country for the next four years. I voted, of course. And this time the party I voted for got the majority of votes - yay! Which means that there has been a change of government this week here in Sweden.
Now what I was not that happy about with this election was that the party that got the third most votes was a nationalist party. Actually, I think that that is a quite embarrassing fact! Hopefully no other major party will collaborate with them, hence their power will not be that great after all. Other than that I was quite pleased with the outcome of the general election this time around.
To get an idea of how big our top three parties are I have put together a list of their vote count in percentages from this general election compared with their result in 2010. So the following numbers show the total vote count of the three biggest parties here in Sweden after the 2014 general election:
Social Democrats 31.01 percent, (+ 0.35 percent since the 2010 election)
Moderate Party 23.33 percent ( - 6.74 percent since the 2010 election)
Sweden Democrats 12.86 percent (+ 7.16 percent since the 2010 election)
And 85,81 percent of the Swedish population voted in this general election, an increase with 1.24 percent compared to the 2010 general election.
Also, of course, below are some pics from when I voted this past Sunday here in Lyckeby in Sweden. :-)
Party signs! A common sight here in Lyckeby in Sweden, well all over Sweden, the past few weeks.
The local library here in Lyckeby where I cast my vote.
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Indeed I have. Too busy to talk with you it seems! Apologies for the lateness of this wee interview. I finished up both L.A. Noire and inFamous 2. I talked about them last time. Needless to say they are both very good games, if not a little flawed in some respects. L.A. Noire pursued something that was neither game or movie, and inFamous 2 improved upon the first — the action is great, although a little samey. And I played some Betas too, including the Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception multiplayer, which I spent a lot of time with. It's not entirely unique, but it was good enough to keep me coming back. Then we have Journey, an art game by thatgamecompany. I'm not too sure what I think about that yet. It felt too easy, and a little boring, but it's just too early to say.
And you finally got off the PlayStation, thank god. I was worried for a minute there.
Any recent purchases?
Well for some reason I decided to splurge on some XBLA titles. Even though there's a plethora of unfinished games just sitting on my hard drive
Cough, Super Meat Boy, Cough.
Well wouldn't you like to know I finally made it to the end credits. It was my next move after finishing the Cole Phelps story. And don't you start on the fact that I haven't 100%-ed Super Meat Boy. The game had worn me thin enough as it is.
I guess I am tired of berating you about it. Flogging a dead Meat Boy as it will.
Phew, I'm glad we came to an understanding. Don't get me wrong, it is a fantastic game, just one that will drive you to the brink. In fact I would even say it's a better game than Super Mario, however blasphemous that might sound. So back to those NEW games I bought. Well, only one of them is new per se. I purchased Zeno Clash as it was half price. Very unique looking game. It's a first-person brawler/shooter if you haven't heard of it. Interesting concept, but I don't know if I will go back to it anytime soon.
I picked up Rez HD due to the recent release of Child of Eden – I do not own a Kinect, and I heard it's remarkably similar. I played the demo of Rez HD when it first came out, and failed the first stage miserably. I thought I may have improved at games with time, and so I paid for the game, trying stage one, only to screw up once again. So that's as far as I got with that. Colourful visuals and sounds, I just need to brush up on my game skills.
Trenched is the NEW game, and I'm only a few levels in so far. I failed miserably on one level, wasting 20 or so minutes on a lost cause. See the pattern here? It is primarily a tower defence game, but there's enough to make it stand out from the usual fare. A customisable mech for instance. So it's pretty good, although the levels feel a little lonely. I can see co-op improving my experience 10-fold, and not just because it makes guarding two bases easier. I really wish it had split-screen.
I hear you even played a PC game, running on that sad clump of chips you call a computer.
Hey, my laptop's always been there for me, it's my go-to. Of course it's not always reliable, and I had to reformat it after it refused to start up one day. And it sometimes shuts down for no reason. Okay, it's crap. The game in questions is Team Fortress 2. While I did play it on The Orange Box for 360, it's online community is pretty much a ghost town compared to the one on PC, especially seeing as it's now Free To Play. Running on the lowest settings possible I managed to get the game working online. And it's nice to see all the new additions its received; the crafting system, hats, and other collectables, new maps, and modes. We've seriously been cheapened out in the console versions!
I even gave into that Freemium model, adding money to my Steam wallet so I could buy a package for my Scout that included a hat, a purple energy drink, and a better bat. Of course buying just one item effectively entitles you to the "Paid version" of TF2, which includes all those benefits the old players got day one. I also noticed I had a few Plants Vs, Zombies hats – it must've scanned my Steam collection, which is pretty neat I must say. The game itself isn't as fun as I remembered however, the maps feel too crowded now. I end up getting dismembered in a few seconds flat, something you'd only find in a game of Call of Duty.
So this week I thought we'd branch out a little. One can only talk about games for so long. Especially with you crying about how much you suck at games. It's depressing.
That is a good idea, though I do think you could've said that a lot better /sniff. For a full list of all the media I waste my time with, you can take a look at my blog. I try to update it as often as I can with things ranging from books to games, to TV to films. And something you might find of interest; I've only just now got into comic books. Yes, I know. Far behind the times. I just finished reading the first volume of Fables which is about fairy tale characters living in our world. Legends in Exile follows Snow White and The Wolf (from The Three Little Pigs) as they try to uncover the mystery of a grisly crime scene. And to tie it all back to videogames, Telltale are working on a game adaptation. I can see this new hobby becoming rather costly. As if $100 videogames weren't bad enough!
And you can't forget all those hours of TV. May as well talk about them somewhere…
Okay, I'm not sure where to start, but I am watching quite a few shows at the moment. Some old, some new.
Thanks to nzBrowncoat, all those TV critics, and Mighty Ape, I finally picked up all five season of The Wire for a mint $24 per season. I've made it through Season 1, and suffice to say it's a great piece of television. Serial narrative at it's best. And it looks like I still haven't lost my love of crime drama.
As for shows of the moment, Breaking Bad has just started its fourth season. Now for anyone who hasn't checked out that show. YOU MUST go and watch season one right now. You'll be hooked, trust me. Unlike other shows, it tells its story through images. There's nothing else like it.
Also watching Torchwood: Miracle Day — a smaller-contained season following up Children of Earth. This is the darker-toned Doctor Who spin-off. Personally I still prefer the first two traditional seasons of the show. These new characters just don't gel with me, and while the premise is fascinating, the story feels a little dull so far.
Now that I'm caught up with all things Louis C.K. having watching the Adult sitcom Lucky Louie, I'm onto Season 2 of Louie. Not every moment is laugh inducing, but for some reason the off-beat humour and morbid tone just clicks with me.
Jump out of any helicopters lately?
Nope, unfortunately I'm sad to say my life isn't as exciting as our man Tusock. Although last month I did escort a yellow gorilla through our city centre. For those that don't follow my exploits on my various social networks you might not have heard, but I'm involved with a group called Fair Trade Upper Hutt. In fact I helped start it. The basic aim of our group is to increase the availability of Fair Trade products throughout the city. Fair Trade basically makes sure the growers of the original food product, or whatever it is; coffee beans, cotton etc., get paid a fair price for their product. Not to get too political here, but so many big corporations take advantage of producers in the third world, that often the growers will make less than the cost it takes to grow the thing in the first place.
Any-who, back to the yellow gorilla. The gorilla costume is from All Good Bananas, a NZ company that sells the only Fairtrade bananas in New Zealand. And we thought it would be a good idea to attract some attention to our campaign and petition to Make Upper Hutt A Fair Trade City by dressing up my mate as a yellow gorilla, complete with giant inflatable banana. The idea of going around asking strangers on the street for signatures scares the bejesus outta me, even now. But you do end up doing some crazy things when you're passionate about something! I understand why some people didn't want to sign it. Heck, if someone approached me alongside a yellow gorilla, I would probably run away too!
You my friend, are a sad, strange little man, and you have my pity.
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"A while ago, we shared our preparations for Geometry Week at Brillantmont International School. It's in full swing and the students continue to be engaged in interesting and exciting new ways of connecting maths to the world around us. All this week students at Brillantmont are improving their geometry skills and getting to grips with abstract concepts. Every year our mathematics department joins forces with a different department and asks students to consider the links between subjects. This year we are connecting the dots between mathematics and art. Students have been learning about geometry and creating designs using abstract compositions and impossible shapes.Read More
We're always thinking cross-curricular at Brillantmont and trying to find ways to engage the students in Maths by thinking creatively. We are currently in the throes of the "Splat competition", which is a regular annual event for which students can win a prize by completing as much of the booklet as possible. The Brillantmont Splat Challenge 2018Read More
Every year Brillantmont celebrates the written word during Reading Week. Librarian Mrs Robbins and English teacher Mrs Nikyulu , who organised it, are not alone in believing that, even in this digital, fast-paced world, nothing beats turning the printed page. As the softly falling snowflakes herald the arrival of winter, what could be better than snuggling up with a good book and being transported to another world?Read More
The great thing about studying in a Swiss boarding school in Lausanne means that our students are very close to the design capital of the world -Milan, Italy. A couple of weeks ago, a group of students headed to NABA - the Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti where they followed a workshop intended to give students experience of a college level design course. The topic was "You only live once, maybe twice" and was about recycling in design. The workshop was hosted by designer Hagit Pincovici, whose work is very philosophical. After an initial presentation on different types of design, with references to unusual, original, artists, it was time to get creative. The participants, who came from several schools, were asked to create a character which they could make using various materials available.Read More
Brillantmont teachers are always using different resources in order to fully engage and stimulate their students. In the Maths Department, some classes are signed up to the online iMaths and my iMaths platform. Through a variety of activities, games and quizzes, students can extend and reinforce their maths skills, consolidating their in-class knowledge. Their teachers can even set and mark homework through it. Students receive clearly explained feedback on their results, helping them and the teacher evaluate areas of strength and areas which need further work.
This, the second installment of our exam preparation series, focuses on taking your exams effectively. We sat down with Mr. McClean to get the best tips for what to expect and what to do the day of your exams. Follow these recommendations to get the best scores possible while limiting your stress levels.Read More
Here we are again, exams are coming up fast in all your classes and you start to feel overwhelmed with everything you have to do to prepare. This is totally normal. Even if you have been in school for a long time and do this every year, it can still be challenging to figure out how to prioritise your time, which subjects to tackle first and when to start studying. We are here to help you through this process as best we can. Both the teaching staff and the boarding staff know this is a stressful time of year. In order to get you started, we have put together a series of two blogs to give you some tips for exam preparation. This first blog will focus on early preparation. The following are five helpful tips:Read More
The British, just like the Swiss, have a long and rich history of boarding school education. Centuries of refinement and excellence in both countries have brought forth some of the world's greatest leaders, scientists, authors and more.Read More
Studying for A Levels is one of the most important times in a student's educational career, determining their path to college or university. Therefore, it's good to know what to expect with regard to attending a boarding school like Brillantmont for A Levels.
Sending a child to school abroad for the first time can be a concerning time parents, but at Brillantmont we've already seen why boarding school in a country like Switzerland can be a wonderful, life-enriching and indeed life-changing experience.


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Post Natal Exercise Classes (Pre Natal coming soon)
All new to DanceWorks! As a mother of three I feel it is the perfect time to introduce these classes. The main objective of these classes is to provide support, knowledge & fitness to mums.
The aim with these exercise classes is to provide a support network, both during class and after. After class you are encouraged to stay for Coffee down the road at stage door (effectively starting our own coffee group) Exercise classes will provide a nice mix of first time mums, along with mums of more than one child as once a week an optional group walk will prove the perfect opportunity for our mums from both pre natal and post natal classes to mix.Mums supporting mums!
With a degree in Sport & Exercise: Majoring in prescription & training from Massy University I am able to provide a secure exercise programme, having gained a degree in Sport and Exercise: Majoring in Prescription and training I am able to specifically modify training exercise for pregnancy.
The female body undergoes some phenomenal changes while pregnant and after so I felt more knowledge was needed first, so recently I completed my certificate with Dancing through pregnancy a programme run in the USA by a leading Dr in the field of health and exercise during pregnancy.
Lastly having been through 3 pregnancies I have had such a different experiences between them all including having had Gestational Diabetes with all three.Along with our exercise session you will receive pregnancy related tips and information not often talked about or explained.....you know how you find out later how much they don't tell you about being pregnant.
Programmes include 2 sessions a week Monday & Thursday at 10.00
(there is a possibility of setting up a walking group)
Do this for you! the benefits of looking after yourself will help you be the Mum you want to be!
(there is a possibility of setting up a walking group)
Do this for you! the benefits of looking after yourself will help you be the Mum you want to be!


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Northern Waves, a TV-tech and business conference, takes place on 31 May 2018. This one-day event will feature leaders, specialists and decision makers from the TV industry who will be presenting topics on how TV technology impacts business directions of streaming service owners and the industry itself.
Addressable TV & Advertisements
People can now watch their favourite TV and video content anytime on a variety of devices, with many consumers no longer regarding the conventional TV at home as their primary screen. Advertisers can no longer count on reaching audiences with just traditional broadcast TV advertising. So how can advertisers ensure they are reaching the right viewers with the right message?
The introduction and presentations on addressable TV advertising at Northern Waves will explore how payTV operators and broadcasters increase value for the advertisers and at the same time make better and more personal viewer experiences for the consumers. A series of real-world case studies from the Scandinavian market, including commercial broadcasters as well as PayTV operators, will explain such new TV experiences.
Additionally, Northern Waves features presentations about technologies and standards that exist today and how they are being used in the field to achieve the goals set out by addressable TV. The afternoon sessions will focus on how the industry can come together and agree on standards to bring better value to advertisers and users, with presentations from both TV2 Play in Denmark and Riks TV in Norway.
The final session of the day is dedicated to broadcasters and operators to present real-world case studies from the field to showcase some of their greatest innovations and achievements in the new digital world of TV.
A social evening with a networking Jazz event follow the afternoon sessions along with a gala dinner.
Afternoon Sessions (13.30 – 17.30)
Addressable TV: Adverts for TV 2 PLAY - technology, challenges and results
Speaker: Magnus Rask Detlif, head of development, TV2 Denmark
Adverts within payTV operator services: Swedish broadcasters and operators case study
Speaker: Magnus Svensson, media solution consultant, Eyevinn Technology
Data-driven TV: Personalised TV experiences - content and advertising
Speaker: Jon Espen Nergård, director TV everywhere and behavioural data, Canal Digital
4th industrial revolution and the future of TV
Presented by Silvija Seres, entrepreneur and scientist
Public broadcaster: NRK presents the future of public broadcasting
Speaker: Bjarne Andre Myklebust, head of distribution, NRK
Operator TV analytics: Take control of your service through data
Speaker: Trond Hindenes, SRE lead/dev ops architect, RiksTV
Pay-TV operator case study: Android TV - in bed with the devil?
Speaker: Tone Krohn Clausen, VP/chief product and digital officer, Canal Digital


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- EliteInsitesAsked on September 28, 2017 at 01:21 AM
I have struggled with this problem time and time again, always giving up and going in and altering the CSS on my own. Why is it so difficult to get the Jotform Preview to look the same on my published form? I don't recall these issues happening with V3 of your builder. Please see attached screenshot.Page URL:
- JotForm SupportcandyAnswered on September 28, 2017 at 02:27 AM
We're sorry for the inconvenience you have.
I have checked your form named "Pennmarma Website Inquiry Form" embedded in your website. I have seen that you have used source codes of your form in order to embed it.
I have seen that the CSS codes of a container in your website affect the form.
I recommend you using iFrame embed codes to embed the form as you can see in the following guide: https://www.jotform.com/help/148-Getting-the-Form-iFrame-Code This solution is much better than embedding the form with source codes.
Plese try this option and let us know if the issue still persists.
- EliteInsitesAnswered on September 28, 2017 at 11:43 AM
iframe does not help. Jotform apparently sees the size (width) of the HTML embed widget in my site builder as though it is the page width.
I don't understand why Jotform can't simply provide users with a way to completely disable responsiveness. Ever since they added this by default, I've had nothing but problems.
- EliteInsitesAnswered on September 28, 2017 at 11:44 AM
The embedded source code is simply different from the CSS Jotform uses when it displays the preview of the form on your site. That much I'm sure of.
- MarvihAnswered on September 28, 2017 at 01:25 PM
Hi I cloned your form upon checking your website and it looked like this.
After cloning I checked it in preview mode and in the published build and it still looked the same. I then removed the custom CSS and re-design using the advanced designer https://form.jotformpro.com/72705001129950 .
Are you able to CLONE that one and see if it still does not show the same in preview mode and published.
Let us know how it goes.
- EliteInsitesAnswered on September 28, 2017 at 02:13 PM
I gave up and just went in and manually changed all the CSS with a lot of !imporant;
Which I HATE to do, but JotForms gives me no choice. Very frustrating.


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Thursday, December 10, Archbishop Allen H. Vigneron of Detroit wrote to the priests of his diocese "in light of a public proposal put forth recently to restrict the immigration of Muslims into the United States based on their religion." Anyone following the news knows what this is about.
The archbishop said, "I thought it would be helpful to remind everyone of the Catholic teaching regarding Islam. Fifty years ago, the Fathers of the Second Vatican Council taught that the Catholic Church treats with respect those who practice the religion of Islam."
The 1964 Dogmatic Constitution on the Church, Lumen Gentium 16, states, "But the plan of Salvation also includes those who acknowledge the Creator, in the first place among whom are the Muslims: these profess to hold the faith of Abraham, and together with us they adore the One, merciful God, mankind's judge on the last day."
The 1965 Declaration on the Relation of the Church to Non-Christian Religions, Nostra Aetate 3, added, "The Church has also a high regard for the Muslims. They worship God, Who is One, living and subsistent, merciful and Almighty, the Creator of Heaven and earth (paraphrasing a letter from St. Gregory VII to the king of Mauretania), Who has spoken to men. They strive to submit themselves without reserve to the hidden decrees of God, just as Abraham submitted himself to God's plan, to whose faith Muslims eagerly link their own. Although not acknowledging Him as God, they venerate Jesus as a prophet, His Virgin Mother they also honor, and even at times devoutly invoke. Further, they await the day of judgment and the reward of God following the resurrection of the dead. For this reason they highly esteem an upright life and worship God, especially by way of prayer, alms-deeds and fasting."
Nostra Aetate then discussed our difficult interfaith history: "Over the centuries many quarrels and dissensions have arisen between Christians and Muslims. The Sacred council now pleads with all to forget the past, and urges that a sincere effort be made to achieve mutual understanding; for the benefit of all men, let them together preserve and promote peace, liberty, social justice and moral values."
Next the Vatican II document can be seen as a forerunner of what Archbishop Vigneron wrote. Nostra Aetate firmly declared, "Therefore, the Church reproves, as foreign to the mind of Christ, any discrimination against people or any harassment of them on the basis of their race, color, condition in life or religion. Accordingly, following the footsteps of the holy Apostles Peter and Paul, the Sacred council earnestly begs the Christian faithful to 'conduct themselves well among the Gentiles' (1P 2:12) and if possible, as far as depends on them, to be at peace with all men (cf. Rm 12:18), and in that way to be true sons of the Father Who is in Heaven" (cf. Mt 5:45).
Looking at the history of his region, the archbishop wrote, "And for these past 50 years, Catholics and Muslims in southeastern Michigan have enjoyed warm relations marked by a spirit of mutual respect and esteem."
He then noted that "while the Catholic Church refrains from weighing in for or against individual candidates for a particular political office, the Church does and should speak to the morality of this important and far-reaching issue of religious liberty." This is true when other candidates make statements against our positions on human life and the family. We do not attack them but their policies.
Next the archbishop linked the debate about Muslims in this country to the Catholic Church's efforts to preserve religious liberty. "Especially as our political discourse addresses the very real concerns about the security of our country, our families, and our values, we need to remember that religious rights are a cornerstone of these values. Restricting or sacrificing these religious rights and liberties out of fear — instead of defending them and protecting them in the name of mutual respect and justice — is a rationalization which fractures the very foundation of morality on which we stand. This also threatens the foundation of religious liberty that makes it possible for us to freely practice our faith. These are not only Catholic sentiments on these issues; these, I believe, are the sentiments of all Americans."
One is mindful that attacks on one set of rights often have the aftereffect (intended or not) of harming other rights, too. Archbishop Vigneron sees that, while also just speaking up for the basic decency of respecting his fellow Michigan residents. His words should echo through the rest of our country. As even some advocates for this harsh proposal admit, most Muslims do not want to harm Americans. Critics of it point out that if the U.S. were to have such a policy, it could push more people into the embrace of ISIS. Would that be making America great again?
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wall texturing
If you are trying to save money by doing the drywall taping in your remodeled room yourself, you might find yourself in the midst of a disaster. You may have discovered, to your dismay, that your drywall taping skills are not up to standards - anybody's standards. The good news is: there is a way to cover that less than stellar taping job. Allstar Handyman can texture your walls with our professional team.
Textured walls and ceilings are dead. Long live textured walls and ceilings!If you're a person of a certain age, you most certainly remember houses from the 1960s and 1970s that had textured walls and ceilings. Any self-respecting house from that era had ceilings and walls with texturing treatment. Often called popcorn texture, this material was made of vermiculite or polystyrene. In the 21st century the popcorn texture has been replaced by a orange peel texture the ceiling look good and does not collect dirt like the old popcorn texture did in the past.
The best quality is that they were excellent at deadening sound, especially in those big Brady Bunch families from the 1970s.But anyone who has had to paint those surfaces may have a different opinion. It often seems that no paint roller could be thick or shaggy enough to get into all of those little nooks and crannies.
Let the professional do it for you we specialize in a common orange peel appearance that is seen in most homes today


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While networks connect entities, it is the data transmitted across those networks that empowers objects and enriches life. With terabytes of data being produced daily by single applications, the tasks of storing, processing and retrieving data become even more monumental. Knowing what, where, how, and how long to store and index data for later use are major challenges. Data management in cyberspace, functioning in an assured and secured way, is critical to developing a trustworthy system that can support the needs of our modern information society.
Query processing and extracting desired information from large, heterogeneous databases represents a major challenge being addressed by our researchers. Designing platform and protocol solutions for data services and semantic web for structured and unstructured data are foci of this group's activities.
As a certified National Center for Academic Excellence, the Information Assurance Center forms a focal point for research and education in information assurance and security. Ensuring privacy and protection from attack for personal mobile devices and corporate servers are challenges being addressed as well as developing schemes for supporting emerging technologies such as cloud computing.
Data comes in many forms with intended use for many purposes in many environments. Virtualization must accommodate text, video, audio, tactile and eventually taste, smell and emotional response for high fidelity representation of the real-world experience. Models for integrating multimedia for enhanced educational experiences and new data fusion tools to aid physically-impaired individuals are being developed.


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Month: May 2015
Check out our GIST method summaries
We used the GIST method to summarize the linked article below on zebra mussels. This method uses the main idea and the highlighting of the important words related to that main idea to help in developing a brief accurate summary.
Zebra Mussels
Check out some of our colour poetry videos!
The students spent some time creating these colour poems and videos, and I thought I could share a few here. If you want to see the others, check out our student blog at http://www.stjamesgrade6.blogspot.ca/


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Evolving the Digital Library for Digital Scholarship Enablement
Cillian Joy
Digital Library Developer
NUIG Library
Digital Library Developer
NUIG Library
Cillian Joy - NUIG - Evolving the digital library for digital scholarship enablement.pdf
This paper describes how the NUI Galway Library has developed a strategic approach to the enablement of digital scholarship, the implementation of digital library projects and infrastructure, the integration of traditional and digital library workflows, and highlights lessons learnt along the way.
The pace of scholarship-focused digital content creation has grown substantially in NUI Galway, both in the Library and on a wider University level. New partnerships, such as the Abbey Theatre Digitisation Project and the Duanaire project in the Whitaker Institute, have introduced an entirely new scale of digital preservation, digitisation, and archive data management. Innovation and investment in both the management and services of the NUI Galway digital library, as well as in high profile archival collections, have resulted in new partnerships, working practices, and strategies being successfully established.
The Library has a track record in recent years of achievement and partnership in enabling digital scholarship. In 2013, the Library formed a Digital Library Strategy Group to improve and secure the future of its digital materials for scholarship. In 2014, following a period of strategy development and consultation with a range of parties, the Library published its Digital Scholarship Enablement Strategy. The major areas of contribution for the Library towards enabling digital scholarship are content, systems, infrastructure, partnership, and practice-based expertise in its Digital Library team. In taking on new roles it faces a number of challenges, including resourcing, space, and skills development.
Over the past year, the Library has both invested and innovated to create robust and flexible ways of working with digital materials. We created and published a digital library strategy, implemented preservation and discovery infrastructures, evolved the internal thinking in relation to the digital library, created a multi-functional cross unit team to manage and deliver digital library projects, and embarked on interesting and innovative projects.
Our work integrates traditional and new digital workflows, while also testing the capacity to create new digital material from existing collections. We consider this capability central to the ongoing development and evolution of the NUI Galway's digital library. This work also assesses how best to ingest archival data from existing and new collections. We aim to automate and integrate new technology and existing archival management, without duplicating effort. Specifically, we work with technologies such as CALM with EAD, MODS, and Islandora/Fedora.
Building on our experience, we plan to further develop and implement agile working practices and partnerships to respond to the pace of digital material creation, to provide long term institutional digital preservation, and to continue to meet the evolving needs of cutting edge digital scholarship.
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For 20 years I've painted and sold "Landmarks of Los Angeles."
A new, $25-million landmark building is being built in Griffith Park, the Gene Autry Western Heritage Museum.
After being contacted and interviewed by the museum, I find them lacking interest in a great American hero, Jedediah Strong Smith, the first American to come overland to Los Angeles in 1826!
This disinterest in recorded history defames Autry's image and dishonors our "City of the Angels." I can't understand this oversight.
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Larsen is a great-grandniece of Jedediah Strong Smith.


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An ongoing scroll of some images from assignments. iPhone postings on Instagram at @chenpamela and @twomau, also periodically for @natgeo.
Puerto Rico, 2013.
A migrant worker family in Shanghai supplements their wages selling popcorn on the streets every evening, knocking open a heated pressurized vessel filled with rice and corn kernels as a customer braces for the explosion. (POYi 64 Magazine Feature Picture, second place)
Wilderness scientists practice survival skills and living off the land in the forests on Lake Champlain, Vermont, including the complete skinning of a bobcat with a knife made from a piece of obsidian rock. The bobcat had been struck and killed by traffic on the nearby highway.
A father and son enjoy a newly constructed public park in Beijing near one of the remaining hutong communities near the city center.
A bride serves tea at her own wedding as she meets her new husband's family for the first time in Tainan, Taiwan. The marriage was arranged by a local fortune teller.
A betel nut girl brings in a fresh batch to sell from her booth on an expressway in Nantou, Taiwan. The betel nut is the second largest crop produced in Taiwan (after rice) and contains a natural stimulant popular with truck drivers on long journeys.
A drug user waits for local outreach workers who visit the slums outside Phnom Penh, Cambodia, every week to distribute basic medical supplies and promote harm reduction.
If we are about to lose our balance, maybe it is better to jump than fall. (China)
Maybe running away from the truth only finds you alone with it in a faraway place. (China)
Do you know how fish breathe? "No."
A cold sunrise reveals the lake monster's breath. (Sunrise on the lake at Shelburne Farms, a national historic landmark in Vermont.)
Xie Xianglong, 99, and his wife eat lunch in the same house they have been living in since they were married in 1943, nestled in the remote mountains in Jiangxi province, China. The mountains here are hailed as the birthplace of the Red Army. Xianglong met the future Chairman when he was 13 years old. ...
Things that transcend time, place and language: music, monks, the World Cup… (A monk walks through a neighborhood outside of Phnom Penh, Cambodia.)
Runners barefoot sprint through black mud against sheet metal as the stench of the open sewage rises. "Who lives here?", I ask him. "Those without a choice," he replies. (along the tracks)
The most life-like strokes of a subtle portrait come from the eyes. In the drawing of dragons, it must not be done, lest they fly away from the wall into the sky. (Chinese proverb)
"Gravity doesn't go upwards suddenly every Tuesday." -Eric Maierson February 22, 2008. (Flamingo)
You find me in the latest crowd of strangers. (forest)
Don't look back but for all we ever loved. Look ahead, but for all we will fear. Today's cravings are but sun-drenched dreams submersed in logic and buoyed by a hope. (Catalonia)
"To a frog at the bottom of a well, the world is just a blue circle." Six days and a thousand stories ago, was someone else. Dive deep, but breathe the sky. (Missouri)
The convenience store clerk studies my American friend guessing gum flavors in their Chinese packages. She waves me over, "Hello. Convince me of something. Convince me why it's worth going to America, when I can find everything here in Shanghai." I say, "In America, you can live life going entire days without seeing another person." ...
A flour-capped mountain of wet dough is the day's hourglass: when the dough is gone, the day ends. The noodle maker digs a deep fistful then beats and weaves thick goo into taut threads, from whence my noodle bowl lunch emerges in eleven minutes. "How can you make a living today?" he shakes his head, ...
A cab driver tells me that he only ever drives when he works. "Frankly, if you don't see something interesting walking six blocks in your own town, I question your fascination with life," he says, "What you see going 35 miles per hour is not what you see going five." "I call architecture frozen music." ...
New friends around every corner. (China)
Smile because we lived, and that we part only to meet again. (goodbye)
If I were riding my bicycle through the village at daybreak on a frigid September morning, wouldn't I stop to hear a live opera performance at a noodle stand, too? (Neighbors gather in the early morning to watch or participate in an open air opera practice, central Shanxi province, China.)
A perfect day. "Love itself is what is left over, when being in love has burned away." -from the ceremony reading (congrats, Jody and Tom!)
Learn to love a thing together and become connected by something timeless. "…written polyphonically, meaning that the characters, places, and themes that thread their way through its pages might reappear several times, in different years and contexts." -Ryszard Kapuscinski (Summer dreams, Riverside Park)
A wish fulfilled in sleep. "Did anyone ever have a boring dream?" -Ralph Hodgson (overcast day)
"Pam relies on the good humor of the universe to get from point A to B" -overheard in the office.
"You don't have a TV? You must be an artist or something. People who don't have TV's are very interesting people. They gotta be! They can't rely on their TV to make their life interesting. They are inherently interesting." -Lynette, operator #1871, Time Warner Cable Customer Service "Like dew on the tip of a leaf.." ...
Reverting to default factory settings. (Portsmouth, VA)
How can we measure the length of a life? "So let us look upon that clock on the wall, not as measuring minutes, but rather heartbeats of the creature watching it. It turns out that all animals live for roughly a billion heartbeats." -John Lienhard (Leica yawns, Bushwick)
On the List of Things To Learn Soon, Added #45: How to Whistle, #46: How to Climb a Rope, and #47: How to Throw Something with Accuracy. (old Yankee Stadium)
"Just poured a cup of black tea with honey. It's so cold the honey hardly ran out of the bottle and the tea is some kind of free organic promotion. The package said that 'Each cup tells a thousand stories'. Who the hell comes up with these stupid things? Everyone knows a cup of tea ...
A traffic conductor strides into oncoming traffic. Two unmarked cars blow past him and fishtail stop, dramatically forming a barrier. In the same fluid momentum, one car door swings open and a man hits the ground sprinting. Mid-stride he intercepts a flying rubber cable hurtled halfway down the block by someone appeared on the curbside. ...
Half past dawn. An Upper West Side mom pulling a pink-leashed Yorkie and pushing a stroller-saddled toddler approaches me on the curb. Suddenly the dog darts across the sidewalk, a flash of hot pink turns tripwire and I stumble just as toddler begins yodeling. Mom shouts, "TINA!" and it was impossible to tell whether Tina ...
Mobile Phone Transcript: pc: I'm out of the subway! Which way do I walk? tk: Do you see this plane flying overhead? pc: No, but I can hear it. tk: Wait for the plane to fly overhead. <plane flies overhead> pc: OK I see it. tk: Walk in the opposite direction the plane's going until ...
One autumn night in upstate New York, we all made a fire and discussed superpowers. "Can I tell you something I have never told anyone?" asked the fire-tender, "I was very young at the time. When I shook my head, my ears would ring a little, and I believed this was the start of becoming ...
Flight home was made possible by my dear sister who, upon being abruptly shaken from peaceful Saturday morning slumber, raced from the upper west side to JFK to deliver the entire contents of my forgotten wallet.Born Year of the Industrious Ox, meet Born Year of the Careless Pig. "Moo may represent an idea, but only ...
In the exit row, a friendly young liver surgeon from New Zealand confirms my dreams: Middle Earth does indeed resemble The South Island. I confirm that some photojournalists shoot weddings on the side, and he nods knowingly. "I am a liver specialist. But on the side," he muses, "I do kidneys." "They saw the sky ...
from the travel log: February 5, 2007. Senegal is new and cryptic. The air smells of concrete and sea salt in the early dawn, pickled fish in the evening twilight. There was a man selling trinkets by the shore who introduced himself as Mor Nging. "Yes," he clarified, "Like the sunrise. Here is my dog. ...
From the Log of Inexplicable Dreams: We all raced to the green cliff and when we leapt off the edge turned into various seabirds, dived gracefully into the ocean and resurfaced as humans. I think I was a tiny penguin, but you my friends were species most impressive. Wide awake. (a summit in Piatra Neamt)
I have been informed that it is still football season. Census strategy by Joubert, taxi driver, Coconut Grove, FL: "You can find out just how many New Yorkers live in Miami when the Dolphins play the Jets." "…Whose brains are in their hands and in their heels…" -Tennyson (Roanoke, VA)
Watch the moments pass. (Williamsburg)
I love to leave this place I love returning to. Happy Thanksgiving, (the L train, for ten15am.com)
Strangers do bond over lighters and doorways. "Love is a smoke made with the fumes of sighs." -Shakespeare (Soho)
Strange dreams are a safety valve. (2005 Portsmouth, VA)
Missing parts. "A beautiful sunset that was mistaken for a dawn." -Debussy (Divers prepare to recover submerged ship wreckage off the coast of Dakar, Senegal.)
Loving the romp through a jumbled tumble of ideas today. "Using words to describe magic is like using a screwdriver to cut roast beef" -Tom Robbins (The Bund)
Joined the proudest queue of strangers and neighbors at dawn today. "Democracy is the recurrent suspicion that more than half of the people are right more than half the time." -EB White (125 West 109th St)
So much change, so little time. (cliff by the lake)
A day like any other, but a city night through rose-colored glasses. "I would rather sit on a pumpkin and have it all to myself, than be crowded on a velvet cushion." -Henry David Thoreau (Fifth Ave after dark)
Intently searching for the refresh button on the browser window of the soul. (Taichung, Taiwan)
We saw a thunderstorm at a distance. They were dark storm clouds like a herd on the range, overtaking blue pastures of hazy summer skies. Then glass noodle rain dangling in mid-air, darkened by buffalo clouds, backlit by sunlight sparkle. I think you might have loved to see. (somewhere over the Mid-Southwest)
Thinking of people who aren't here. Come back! (Barcelona)
Happy Monday. If at the end your cheerfulness is not justified, at any rate you will have been cheerful. -HG Wells (Vanatori, Romania)
Loving autumn in New York. (West 35th Street)
Congrats Katye and Joe! It seems like only yesterday… (2008 Laguna Beach, CA)
Memories of summer. "October had come in like a lamb chop, breaded in golden crumbs and gently sauteed in a splash of blue oil." -Tom Robbins (Fire Island, NY)


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Michael Barrymore is entitled to more than nominal damages against Essex Police following his wrongful arrest in connection with the death of Stuart Lubbock at his home in 2001.
The TV star was detained in 2007, six years after the body of the 31-year-old was discovered in the swimming pool of Barrymore's home in Lubbock, Essex.
The 65-year-old former 'Strike It Lucky' host - once one of the highest paid stars on TV - was not present for the High Court's decision.
A figure for the damages to be paid to Barrymore - whose real name is Michael Parker - is yet to be set, but could run into millions of pounds.
The star valued his own claim at more than £2.4million, after claiming his arrest destroyed his career.
Mr Justice Stuart-Smith ruled against Essex Police, which had argued Mr Barrymore should only receive a nominal payout.
Essex Police admitted its arresting officer did not have reasonable grounds to suspect that Mr Barrymore was guilty.
But Mr Justice Stuart-Smith ruled the defendant - the Chief Constable of Essex Police Stephen Kavanagh - "has failed to prove that, if not arrested unlawfully as he was, Mr Parker could and would have been arrested lawfully".
He added: "Mr Parker is entitled to recover more than nominal damages."
In a statement issued after the hearing, Essex Police said: "Today's judgement must not overshadow the questions which are still unanswered for Mr Lubbock's family and friends.
"Sixteen years on they still need to know what happened to Stuart on that night, how he was injured, and who is responsible for his death.
"A small number of people know the answers to those questions and over the years loyalties change and somebody may want to help us at this time."
Stuart Lubbock's body was found following a party at Barrymore's luxury home, where drugs and alcohol had been consumed.
A post mortem examination revealed that Stuart had suffered serious internal injuries. In 2002, an open verdict was recorded at the inquest into his death.
However, in May 2007, a forensic pathologist instructed by Essex Police said he did not consider there to be "any possible benign or accidental explanation" for the nature and extent of the injuries.
In a hearing in May of this year Barrymore's lawyer, Hugh Tomlinson QC, said that there was "no evidence whatever" of rape and the cause of Mr Lubbock's death could not be ascertained.


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If you don't know which shows are ending their
- Regular Show (2017)
- Adventure Time (2018)
- Amazing World Of Gumball? (2017) (I put the question mark since I don't know if the show's creator is leaving or the show is ending Ben did not make it clear.
- Uncle Grandpa (2017)
Well it's not all bad we bear bears is good and infinity train looks promising if it comes out. If you don't know about infinity train click here to learn more about it. And their is still Clarence it's ok.
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Metro Fighting Bank's Deadline
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Metro officials asked a federal judge yesterday to issue a temporary restraining order against a Belgian bank that is demanding $43 million from the agency by tomorrow.
The payment demand stems from a long-term financing deal between Metro and the bank, KBC Group. The bank is demanding the money because of the collapse of American International Group, which had guaranteed Metro's financial deals with the bank. The insurance giant's financial problems have invalidated the company's guarantees, putting the deals in technical default and allowing the bank to ask for all of its money at once.
Meanwhile, members of the Washington region's congressional delegation and transit officials have been in talks with the Treasury Department to seek its help in resolving the issue under the federal agency's authority in the $700 billion bailout of the financial industry. But sources familiar with the talks said they detected "no sense of urgency" from Treasury officials.
At least 30 other major transit agencies across the country are also affected. The financing deals also include sewage plants, water treatment facilities, government buildings and other assets, according to the region's congressional delegation, which sent a letter Monday to Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. and Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben S. Bernanke.
"The resolution of the [Metro] situation will be critical for a potential surge of a latent flood of technical defaults which could be forthcoming," the letter said.
If the court does not grant the temporary restraining order, Metro could find itself in default and be forced to pay KBC.
That could result in a shortfall in Metro's capital budget, officials said, and would mean the agency would have less money for much-needed improvements, such as overhauling escalators, fixing tunnel leaks, upgrading train communication equipment and buying buses.
Treasury officials have said they are aware of the matter, but the agency has given no indication that help might come before tomorrow's deadline.
In a statement yesterday, Metro General Manager John B. Catoe Jr. said he was confident "the federal government and Treasury Department will look at this issue and take action to ensure transit agencies across the country are not stripped of their ability to provide essential service."
In Metro's case, the regional transit agency could face more than $400 million in payments if all the deals in question go into default, officials have said. Metro made 16 such deals between 1997 and 2003, involving 600 rail cars worth more than $1.6 billion and earning $100 million for Metro.
In the case of KBC Group, the bank would reclaim $17 million from a trust account that is used to make lease payments, leaving Metro on the hook for more than $25 million, officials said.
Congressional pressure has been growing. In a letter to Paulson and Bernanke yesterday, House Transportation Committee Chairman James L. Oberstar (D-Minn.) said the public transit sector's total exposure from these deals could be as much as $16 billion from 87 projects in 25 metropolitan areas. According to individual transit agency estimates, $1.5 billion to $4 billion "of these deals are immediately at risk," Oberstar wrote.


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HUBER HEIGHTS — Residents of Huber Heights should be noticing improvements at the city's parks.
Assistant City Manager Scott Falkowski outlined the city's efforts to work on park improvements and repairs at Monday night's council meeting. Councilman Richard Shaw further explained that a local business has agreed to work with the city to rebuild the playground at Miami Villa Park, including wheelchair access. Shaw said the city is working with the local historic society on a potential renovation project at the historic Wayne Township Fire Station located next to the park.
Shaw also announced that two businesses have agreed to help the city with a new park that will be located at the corner of Dial and Longford streets.
Falkowski also told council that Chambersburg Road is closed from Evergreen Woods Drive to Bellefontaine Road for the second phase of the Chambersburg Road widening project. It will be closed for 3-4 months. Fishburg Road between Aaron and Endicott will close beginning Monday for 2-3 months for road repairs.
In other business Monday night, council:
- Approved an ordinance that makes it possible for the city to fine rental property owners who do not inform the city tax department about renters who move in or out of their properties. The maximum fine is $100 per unreported tenant. Councilman Glenn Otto was the lone no vote.
- Appointed Cindy Davidson to the Arts and Beautification Commission to a term expiring June 20, 2020; appointed Jamie Lussier to the Citizens Water and Sewer Advisory Board to a term expiring Jan. 1, 2020; appointed Ronald Williams to the Planning Commission to a term expiring Jan. 31, 2022; and appointed Nina Deam, Bryan Detty, And Keith Hensley to the Parks And Recreation Board to terms expiring March 31, 2021.
- Heard David Thomas of the Huber Heights Performing Arts Hall of Fame announce the 2018 inductees to the hall: Lauri Deptula-Wilson, Mary Fox, Donald Hageman, Byron Hays, Barry Hobart (better known as Dr. Creep), Barbara Jorgensen, Robert Schmid and Roy Webb. The dinner and induction ceremony will be held April 28 at Wayne High School.
- Approved contracts for the 2018 street program with the John Jergensen Co., not to exceed $825,000; and Pavement Technology Inc., not to exceed $21,000. Otto commented that he hoped more money could be used in the future for infrastructure improvements and Vice Mayor Ed Lyons said that council plans to discuss the issue at council's next work session.
- Approved contracts for the 2018 sidewalk program and concrete portion of the 2018 street program to Durst Brothers Excavating, not to exceed $132,000; A-1 Concrete Leveling, not to exceed $3,500; and Multi-Task Construction, not to exceed $755,000.
- Approved supplemental appropriations for: $1,300 for donation to the historical society from mayoral wedding fees; $118.000 to Wayne schools and the county auditor fees from TIF revenue; $80,000 additional needed for 2018 street paving program due to higher than expected bids; and $24,000 for a water asset management plan.
- Listened to resident Bruce Gorby complain about the city's lack of action on abandoned houses and at the closed LaMendola School.
Council's next meeting will be April 9, 7 p.m. at city hall. The next scheduled council work session is April 3, 6 p.m. at city hall.
Reach Dave Lindeman at (937) 684-8983 or on Twitter @HH_Courier.


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To start you off for the last week of November, I have decorated a box out of the Prima 'Delight' Papers and chipboard pieces.
And of course to encourage you to make one I have a step by step.
White Gesso for the first coat and Acrylic paint for the second.
Measure the sides of the box and cut and score patterned paper.
Diecut a border using complimentary papers.
Attach to the sides of the box.
Elements are Prima flowers with Diamond Dust and lace.
Arranging the first layer of elements; a mix of Tags, crimped paper, embossed paper, Die-cut flower, circles stamped with gesso and a piece of lace.
The second layer of elements; a fancy button, torn prima paper, more lace a butterfly chippie and a metal key.
The top and last layer, more Prima Chippies and image, adding the flowers and pearls.
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From one of the oldest to one of the youngest, one of the NBA's top point guards ever will now look to take his basketball knowledge to the sidelines.
Former triple-double machine Jason Kidd was introduced as the Brooklyn Nets head coach Thursday afternoon at the Barclays Center.
Kidd, 40, will now become the fourth man to be a head coach directly after being a player since the 1976-1977 ABA-NBA merger. His deal is expected to be guaranteed for three seasons with a possible fourth-year team option, league sources say.
The Nets organization has a soft spot for the kid coach who took this team from being lottery-bound year in and year out to a regular Eastern Conference champion during a six-year stint with the franchise. He will go down as the best New Jersey Net to ever play the game.
Nets owner Mikhail Prokhorov and general manager Billy King are taking a risk—there's no doubt. Whether you think this is a PR stunt or a move for the future, it is interesting that the Nets decided to make such a hire at this point with their current roster. This core of Deron William, Joe Johnson and Brook Lopez are under contract for a while and set in place for years to come; it would seem like the Nets organization would want a coach that wouldn't need a "learning curve" as King said Thursday afternoon. That explains why they went after Phil Jackson and Doc Rivers—two established coaches that make more sense.
Kidd will also be asked to better this team right away, which means winning more than 49 games. I mean, they just fired a head coach in P.J. Carlesimo that went 35-19 and was one game away from making it to the second round. The expectations are to win now and to win big.
As much as people want to point out that Kidd was an extremely intelligent player that saw plays two steps ahead (I know, I saw it for many years during his time in Dallas), there is more to coaching than simply seeing plays. He won't be on the court to make that play. The X's and O's of the game are important to this part of basketball along with the plays drawn up during crucial parts of games…and Kidd has never been one for plays. He's a free-flowing leader that feels the game. Structure has to be emphasized as a head coach, especially with coach-killing Williams as his court leader. (Williams already said in an interview that hiring Jason Kidd is a risk…Uh-oh.)
He's already gotten off to a bad start in my eyes as he said Gerald Wallace could be used as a point forward during his press conference. No. That would be a catastrophe. Hopefully he'll realize that soon enough…
No matter how you believe he will do, this is exciting for the Nets and the NBA. Kidd has the chance to pull a Mark Jackson and put his imprint on this organization; he can make the Nets feel like a Jason Kidd team.
Will he succeed?
I'm skeptical. However, I'm going to give him a chance to find himself in coaching. I was skeptical he would ever learn how to shoot. And only two players in league history have made more 3-pointers. If he puts in the extra work to better himself as a coach just like he did as a player, he could destroy my skepticism.
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