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HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has announced plans to introduce an online Employment Status Indicator (ESI) to test contractors' IR35 status.
When speaking at the December IR35 Forum, HMRC said it hoped to have a beta version of an "IR35 specific ESI tool" by "spring 2016".
Mark Frampton, of HMRC, told the forum that the aspiration for the tool is to provide "clearances" on status, in the same way the Contract Review Service is meant to now, to a "mass" of UK contractors.
The tax authority hopes the new tool will be "more accessible than the CRS". However, members at the IR35 Forum said the real acid test for HMRC would be "getting round the trust [issue] of [the] tool."
The forum's non-HMRC members admitted it was "very important" that HMRC acted with transparency regarding what's asked within the tool.
What has not yet been agreed is how the tool fits with any future statutory changes to IR35 itself; a rule that the Government remains interested in.
At the meeting it was asked "whether the ESI would be adaptable to work for any further legislative change" to IR35, to which HMRC responded by saying "it would depend on what ministers decide".
HMRC also intimated that, regardless of possible changes, the new ESI tool will be specific to IR35, will be available online and will include Supervision, Direction or Control tests.
A former HMRC official said: "People with their own PSC will have to supply the result from a new ESI test, which I'm absolutely certain is going to be revamped to include SDC.
"PSCs will then use the ESI test result [if it's an 'outside' IR35 outcome] as proof that they can continue contracting as a PSC."
HMRC said: "[Our] objective remains to find a solution that protects the Exchequer and improves fairness in the system without creating disproportionate burdens on business, or widening the scope of the rules."
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has announced plans to introduce an online Employment Status Indicator (ESI) to test contractors' IR35 status.


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Andrea Kovago (Voice, Piano) Registration Request
Online Lessons: No
Canadian/Hungarian lyric mezzo soprano, Dr. Andrea Kovago is a sought-after lyric mezzo-soprano across Canada and the United States, having been a been a featured soloist with organizations like the Société philharmonique de Montréal, Choeur Sorel-Tracy, the Stewart Hall Singers, Choeur symphonique de Sherbrooke, and the Exultate Chamber Choir and Orchestra. She has performed steadily in the areas of opera, oratorio, chamber music, among others. Andrea is an active member of the National Association of Teachers of Singing, Royal Conservatory of Music, Ontario Music Teachers Association, Gloucester Music Teachers Association and Conservatory Canada. Her teaching experiences span more than 25 years which includes work at Dalhousie University, The University of Minnesota, Anoka Ramsey Community College, University of Calgary and the University of Lethbridge Music Conservatory. Andreas students excel at recitals, RCM exams, Kiwanis Festivals and the Ottawa NATS Auditions. Several other students have often been accepted into prestigious music schools, pursuing Bachelor of Music degrees for performance, Music Education, Music Therapy and Music Theatre. Andreas rate per half hour private lesson at Long & McQuade Orleans is $26. (English)
Andrew Burns (Guitar, Bass, Ukulele, Mandolin, Banjo) Registration Request
Online Lessons: Yes
Formally trained from an early age, Andrew is a multi-instrumentalist. He has been teaching music for nearly fifteen years in styles ranging from pop and rock to jazz, latin and classical, and puts an emphasis on understanding music theory. He has learned from Carleton University instructors Steve Rollins (classical guitar), John Geggie (upright bass), and Jeff Asselin (drums).
He currently plays electric and upright bass with artsy-pop group The PepTides, classic rock band The Powergoats, and folk/reggae/hiphop artist Ty Hall.
Andrew's rate per half hour private lesson at Long & McQuade Orleans is $23. (English)
Andrew Knox (Trumpet, Piano) Registration Request
Online Lessons: Yes
Andrew Knox is a well-rounded trumpeter and keyboardist based in Ottawa who has gained a great knowledge in different genres including classical, jazz, funk, rock, fold, R&B and hip-hop. Andrew studied music performance at both Cambrian College and Carleton University.
As a teacher, he continually evaluates the needs and interests of his students while blending in real-life experiences to encourage the most inspired lessons possible. Lessons with Andrew are structured and incorporate theoretical elements in order to cultivate the students interest and love for their craft.
As a performer, he can be found playing with BLAKDENIM, Angelique Francis and the Bytowne Big Band, among others. Formerly, Andrew held second chair with the Sudbury Symphony Orchestra, performed in the Capital Youth Jazz Orchestra and the Feelin Nostalgic Sextet. Andrew has played some of Canadas largest festivals, opening for artists including Trombone Shorty, Snoop Dogg, T-Pain, Classified and Chad Brownlee.
Andrew's rate per half hour private lesson at Long & McQuade Orleans is $23. (English)
Angelo Leo (Saxophone, Clarinet, Flute) Registration Request
Online Lessons: Yes
Angelo Leo is an Ottawa-based performer, educator, composer and arranger. A former student of Long & McQuade, he is now in his final year at Carleton University where he completing a Bachelor of Music degree. As a teacher, Angelo believes in the importance of understanding each individual students needs and aims to create a contemporary, fun and creative lesson atmosphere, that will appeal and suit each student. As a performer, Angelo can be heard playing across Ottawa, including a monthly residency at Bar Robo, and performances for Chamberfests Pints Series with local band CU3B4.
Angelos rate per half hour private lesson at Long & McQuade Orleans is $23. (English)
Ben Borg (Guitar, Bass, Ukulele) Registration Request
Online Lessons: No
Ben is a guitarist from Barrie, Ontario. After completing an advanced diploma in music performance at Sudbury's Cambrian College, he moved on to the University of Ottawa to acquire his Bachelor of Music degree, with a double major in composition and performance, as well as his Master of Music degree in guitar performance.
He loves all things related to classical, metal, rock and jazz music. In his spare time, he likes to do photography, bike, and write new pieces of music.
Ben's rate per half hour private lesson at Long & McQuade Orleans is $24. (English)
Cliff Chamberlain (Guitar, Bass, Ukulele) Registration Request
Online Lessons: No
Cliff Chamberlain is a well rounded guitarist and musician with over 25 years of playing, performing and touring experience. He is well versed in numerous styles: rock, blues, classical, jazz, country and many more. Cliff has taught at various schools in the Ottawa area for over 14 years. His teaching approach works for the student by teaching them their favourite songs and styles, while giving them the essential fundamentals to progress in any style they choose.
Cliff's rate per half hour private lesson at Long & McQuade Orleans is $23. (English)
Erik Johnson-Scherger (Violin, Fiddle, Mandolin, Viola) Registration Request
Online Lessons: Yes
Erik Johnson-Scherger began classical training on the violin at the age of six. He holds a Bachelors degree in Music Performance and a Diploma in Chamber Music from Wilfrid Laurier University, as well as a Master's in Music Performance from the University of Ottawa. Erik has performed with the Kingston and Ottawa Symphony Orchestras, given concerts of East-Coast style fiddle music as a member of the Lyrik Duo, played on the main stage of Burlingtons Sound of Music Festival with indie-rock band Onion House, and has served as sideman and session musician for country, pop, hard rock bands, as well as band leading for the Bel Air Jazz Combo.
Erik's rate per half hour private lesson at Long & McQuade Orleans is $24. (English)
Garrett Warner (Guitar, Bass, Ukulele) Registration Request
Online Lessons: No
Garrett is a guitarist and composer whose love for music started at a very young age. Before he was ten years old his family started and continues to run a country and blues-grass festival based out of his hometown of Colborne, Ontario. Being a player of many styles has led Garrett to playing in local venues and throughout the country, including notable festivals like Ottawa RBC Bluesfest and TD Ottawa Jazzfest. He has had the pleasure to study guitar under guitar virtuoso Dave Barton, as well as extensively under Canadian jazz heavy-weight Roddy Ellias. Garrett believes in creativity and pushing ones boundaries while also maintaining a strong foot in foundation.
Garrett's rate per half hour private lesson at Long & McQuade Orleans is $24. (English)
Joseph McDonald (Piano) Registration Request
Online Lessons: Yes
Joseph began playing the piano at the early age of five, and even then showed encouraging signs of his burgeoning talent and musicality. He performed locally in Prince Edward County as an accompanist in various church and choral settings, which sparked his avid love for music all of kinds. Having completed the RCM piano examinations in his teenaged years, while consistently achieving first-class distinction honour marks, Joseph chose to pursue music at the post-secondary level under the tutelage of renowned Canadian pianist David Jalbert at the University of Ottawa. In addition to teaching privately, Joseph regularly performs in the Ottawa area.
Joseph's rate per half hour private lesson at Long & McQuade Orleans is $22. (English)
Nate Livingstone (Drums) Registration Request
Online Lessons: Yes
Nate is an active member of the Ottawa music scene with over a decade of experience performing in multiple genres. As a teacher, Nate places a strong emphasis on technique and establishing a foundation from which students can grow and feel comfortable in numerous musical situations. He plays regularly as a session musician, with his progressive metal group The Aphelion as well as in Blues Rock band Crunchy Flower. Nate strives to instill in his students the same passion he has for playing, with personalized lessons tailored to how an individual student learns, practical advice from his own playing history, and dedicated instruction.
Nate's rate per half hour private lesson at Long & McQuade Orleans is $23. (English)
Norm Howard (Guitar, Bass, Ukulele) Registration Request
Online Lessons: Yes
Norm has been playing guitar for 40+ years and teaching/performing for over 20 years. He co-developed the guitar teaching program at Simply Guitars in Ottawa in 2006 where he taught for almost ten years. Utilizing the 12 bar blues styles and CAGED system have been very effective in helping students establish a technical foundation from which they can branch off into rock, pop, metal, country and jazz etc. He believes in a relaxed but structured learning environment, utilizing both theoretical and hands-on approaches, and enjoys teaching anyone from the complete novice to the seasoned player looking to expand their horizons. His personal philosophy also includes talking about the history and origins of songs, styles, performers, instruments etc.
Norm is interested in playing in many idioms; favourites include blues, slide guitar, jazz, folk, rock, world, classical--these influences can be heard in his Ottawa-based instrumental trio "Butterflies and Zebras".
Norm's rate per half hour private lesson at Long & McQuade Orleans is $23. (English)
Olivia Adams (Piano) Registration Request
Online Lessons: No
Olivia Adams holds an HBMus in Piano Performance from the University of Western Ontario and is working towards a Masters in Piano Pedagogy and Women's Studies at the University of Ottawa. She is an Ontario Registered Music Teacher and Elementary Pedagogy specialist with a certificate from the Royal Conservatory of Music. Olivia brings seven years of teaching experience and thrives to create a supportive and welcoming environment for her students to learn and grow as musicians. Her students excel at recitals, RCM exams, Kiwanis Festivals, and are frequent performers in their communities. She is an experienced teacher, teaching beginners to ARCT level pianists and is a frequent solo, collaborative, and choir pianist. She enjoys sharing her love of music with her piano students and is looking forward to working with the budding musicians in Ottawa.
Olivia's rate per half hour private lesson at Long & McQuade Orleans is $24. (English)
Renée Dahn (Violin, Viola, Fiddle, Piano) Registration Request
Online Lessons: Yes
Renée Dahn started playing the violin at the age of five and piano at the age of nine. Originally from Prince Edward Island, Renée grew up surrounded by the rich musical culture of the Maritimes. She holds a Bachelor of Music from Wilfrid Laurier University, where she studied violin and viola. Renée believes in cultivating interest and excitement about music through positive reinforcement and personally tailored lessons, which includes helping her students establish and accomplish goals, and creating a healthy relationship with the instrument. She has performed throughout the Maritimes and southern Ontario, including with the Prince Edward Island Symphony Orchestra and as a soloist at the Indian River Festivals Youth Showcase concert. In addition to teaching, Renée is an active performer in the Ottawa area in chamber groups and as a session musician.
Renée's rate per half hour private lesson at Long & McQuade Orleans is $23. (English)
Samantha Harrison (Cello) Registration Request
Online Lessons: Yes
Samantha Harrison has been teaching cello privately since 2014, while completing her undergraduate studies in music at Queen's University. She has volunteered with programs such as the Laurier String Academy, and the Ottawa OrKidstra program, and enjoys working with students of all ages and abilities. Ms. Harrison additionally holds a Chamber Music Diploma from Wilfrid Laurier University, and a Master's in Music from the University of Ottawa.
Samantha's rate per half hour private lesson at Long & McQuade Orleans is $23. (English)

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For 40 years Agar Corporation has been a leader in process measurement & control solutions for the O&G industry. Agar's products, including Interface Detectors, Oil/Water Monitors and Multi-phase Flow Meters, are used to optimize well testing and production.
Agar provides innovative solutions for heavy oil well testing, wastewater treatment, automatic tank dewatering, desalters and other applications.
A wide range of models, process connections, and output options are available for the control of a variety of process installations such as Tanks, Decanters, Dehydrators, Desalters, Coalescers, etc. The ID-200 Series advanced control capabilities can be used to automate upset responses, antifoam and demulsifier chemical feed systems, and eliminate cross-contamination of separating phases.
The ID-200 Series Interface Detectors are used for interface measurement and control in all types of liquid/liquid and vapor/liquid separation processes including emulsions and foam.
The ID-200H Series are 2 wire 4-20mA loop powered probes used for interface measurement and control in all types of liquid/liquid and vapor/liquid separation processes.
The MPFM-50 provides accurate, real-time measurements of oil, water and gas flows simultaneously without separation of the phases. Specially designed for low maintenance and ease of operation, they require no field calibration or prior knowledge of fluid properties (such as fluid density and salinity) to attain the specified accuracies. The real-time data capabilities of these meters allow for optimization of all types of critical production enhancement techniques.


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Who won't be familiar with the name –Bhupen Hazarika? A man of many talents- a playback singer, lyricist, balladeer, musician, poet, composer & film-maker, he was not only admired and respected in his native Assam, country India but the whole world, at large.
Widely known as Sudhakantha (nectar-throated), this marvel was recently conferred India's highest civilian award- Bharat Ratna, posthumously, along with former President Pranab Mukherjee and social activist Nanaji Deshmukh.
Here at a few things to know about this legend, Bhupen Hazarika. Read on!
Bhupen Hazarika was born on 8 September 1926 in Sadiya, Assam. He made his singing debut at the mere age of 12, in the year 1939. Along with Assamese, he wrote a lot of songs in Hindi & Bengali language. He not only contributed to the Hindi film industry but introduced the Assamese folk music to a world-level platform.
From 1930s-1990s, he wrote more than 1000 lyrics, several short stories, essays and travelogues. His songs were based on the theme of humanity, universal brotherhood, justice, empathy & communal amity. These songs were very popular especially in Assam, Bengal, Bangladesh.
He studied initially at Guwahati & Tezpur, a college from Benaras, and then got a scholarship for a course in cinema in Chicago. There he earned a PhD (1952) on his thesis "Proposals for Preparing India's Basic Education to use Audio-Visual Techniques in Adult Education".
During his stay in the US, he met the legendary African-American singer Paul Robeson, whose famous number 'Ol Man River' was an inspiration for his 'O Ganga Behti Ho Kyun' (in Hindi), a virtual anthem for generations of Left activists.
Bhupen Hazarika won not just hearts of many admirers but accolades & rewards too. He received the-
- National Award for Best Music Director in 1976 for Chameli Memsaab
- President's medal for his films Shakuntala (1960), Pratidhwani (1964) and Lotighoti (1967)
- Recipient of Sangeet Natak Akademi Award (1987), Padmashri (1977), and Padmabhushan (2001)
- Hazarika was awarded the Dada Saheb Phalke Award (1992), India's highest award in cinema, by the Government of India.
- Sangeet Natak Akademi Fellowship (2008), the highest award of the Sangeet Natak Akademi, India's The National Academy for Music, Dance and Drama.
- He was posthumously awarded the Padma Vibhushan, India's second-highest civilian award, in 2012.
Bhupen Hazarika's list of achievements doesn't stop here as yet. He was also a member of the Central Board of Film Certification. In 2003, he was appointed the member of the Prasar Bharati Board.
Moreover, he had joined the BJP party ahead of 2004 Lok Sabha elections, because he was a humanitarian soul and was super impressed by the performance of Atal Bihari Vajpayee government. He had also been an independent member of the Assam Assembly.
Other than so many awards, his dedication was recently acknowledged when Prime Minister of India, Mr Narendra Modi, named India's longest bridge in Assam after him. (Dhola-Sadiya Bridge which is also referred as Bhupen Hazarika Setu).
A man who was a jewel of our country is worth being known and remembered by one and all. We at, Gigglers Media, feel proud to have our country blessed with such a person who was a bundle of talent & charisma.
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The ZS6BKW antenna is a better match for our bands than the G5RV. The method of construction and tuning is essentially the same for both antennas but the dimensions are different.
Here is the ZS6BKW antenna installed at AK6R fine tuned for the CW/FT8 frequencies on 40-20-17-12-10 meters. An excellent antenna when installed at 30 feet or higher and no tuner required avoiding the tuner losses and constant retuning. If you want to work all bands from 80-10 install an antenna tuner between the 1:1 balun and the amplifier and ignore the 39/40 switch.
Is this the best FT8 antenna? – I think so as I has made over 10,000 contacts and it still is a proven winner -Good world wide DX, easy to install, no tuner and takes full legal limit.
Here are two different 1:1 baluns you can use depending on power requirements:
Here is the Coax Noise Filter used to suppress coax common mode currents (works for all type of antennas)
PDF of ZS6BKW at AK6R Construction Article HERE: My ZS6BKW Antenna


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The Last Beacon was the twentieth story in the Torchwood audio series by Big Finish Productions. It was written by Gareth David-Lloyd and featured Burn Gorman as Owen Harper and David-Lloyd as Ianto Jones.
Publisher's summary Edit
A signal in a Welsh mountain is calling an ancient battlefleet to Earth. Owen Harper and Ianto Jones head up into the Brecons to stop it.
The problem is - Ianto really loves camping.
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- Ianto Jones - Gareth David-Lloyd
- Owen Harper - Burn Gorman
- Pat - Ellie Darvill
- Bryn - Daniel Hawksford
- Bashy - Rick Yale
- Brogan - Luke Williams
- Kerys - Charlotte O'Leary
- Jemma - Kristy Philipps
- Receptionist - Laura Dalgleish
- Ryan - Richard Elfyn
- Ianto's Nan - Marilyn Le Conte
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- Ianto uses a device to track the source of the transmission.
- Finger-bashing is a sexual act that can be performed without the need of a condom.
Notes Edit
- Gareth David-Lloyd claimed that the name of the badger-like alien species featured in the story, Taliskotian, was inspired by the bottle of Talisker he was drinking.[1]
- Recording for the story took place on 15 November 2017.
Continuity Edit
- Ianto tells Owen he was pleased to have obtained the assignment, having not felt trusted after what happened with Lisa. (TV: Cyberwoman)
External links Edit
- Official The Last Beacon page at bigfinish.com
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text: World Hindi day was celebrated in the centre on 10th January 2019. The programme was Inaugurated by lighting the lamps by Shri P.L.N. Raju, Director, NESAC& also presented his views on Raajbhasha Hindi. As a part of Vishwa Hindi Diwas Shri Avaneesh Shukla, Sr. Administrative Officer delivered a speech and highlighted the growing influence of Hindi in all over the world.Various other programmes like – Poem recitation Competition, Hindi Dictation Competition & Group Discussion 0n 'Hindi as global Language' were conducted on 10 January, 2019 wherein most of the staff members actively participated. Prizes were given to the winners and programme concluded with Vote of thanks by Smt. Namita Rani, JHT, NESAC.


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JP Morgan's Stablecoin: A Feat of Engineering or Marketing?
Ben Jessel is head of enterprise blockchain at Kadena, a next-generation blockchain company offering both public and private blockchain solutions. –––––––––– The world of blockchain and banking was set alight last month by the announcement that JP Morgan has created its own stablecoin. It was a rare move that has simultaneously excited the banking and enterprise […]Continue Reading


text: People walk under banners hung to celebrate the Tanabata star festival in Hiratsuka, Kanagawa Prefecture, on Friday. About 1.5 million visitors are expected to visit Hiratsuka during the three-day event through Sunday. The festival celebrates the reunion of the deities and lovers Orihime and Hikoboshi, who can only meet on the night of July 7. | SATOKO KAWASAKI Images / News Reunited, and it feels so good Satoko Kawasaki Mail the editor Error Report Republishing Commenting Policy


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From 1969 to 1974 | Workforce
The two founding partners of the law firm are Mr. Juan Luis Domínguez, who corresponds to the acronym D and Mr. José Luis Gros to whom corresponds the acronym G, in the year 1969 began to collaborate in different matters of Tax Law in the Firm of the first one, which was located in Vía Laietana number 21 of Barcelona.
From 1974 to 1990 | Domínguez and Gros Abogados
Fruit of this collaboration in 1974 decided to join and form an office under the same philosophy of vocation to the client and moving to the street Pau Claris number 155 of Barcelona, more central area, of tradition of Lawyers and Advisors.
Since its inception the office, as was customary at the time, took the names of the two founding partners for its nomenclature, Domínguez and Gros Abogados they were above all specialized in Tax and Tax Law, with prominent members and vice president Mr. Dominguez, of the Spanish Association of tax advisors (AEDAF).
With the introduction in Spain of the 2 of 1985 of the Value Added Tax (VAT) in August, Mr. Jose Luis Gros was the Spanish representative in the European Tax Committee.
Ambós also participated in the drafting of the fiscal measures package, in a significant extension of the tax regulations of the Andorran Constitution, approved and ratified by the 2 of February of 1993.
From 1990 to 2007 | Domínguez & Gros and Associated Lawyers
Given the volume of tax cases that came to the office, in 1990 decided to find a new partner for this area and so Mr. José Luis Gros could take care of new business matters that came to the office, while a new partner and current director was incorporated , Mr. Jordi Esparza.
This is the beginning of a new path in the firm, from which it is intended to serve companies not only in tax-fiscal matters as in its beginnings, but in all the legal aspects that they require.
Gradually, new partners joined the firm to be able to reinforce and cover new areas of law:
- Mr. Romà Bosch at the forefront of international clients.
- Mr. Xavier Vales, Mr. Francisco José Vinaches and Mr. Albert Pujol at the forefront of tax and tax law.
- Mr. Marcos Jiménez de Parga at the head of the commercial, civil and criminal law area.
- Mr. Miquel Fornieles at the head of the labor law area.
This is how our current corporate reality is configured.
As part of the growth in the year 1997 decided to move to the current offices, located in the Calle Diputación, 260 number of Barcelona (Casa Vinyals), very close to Paseo de Gracia, thus facilitating communications and transport of both its professionals , as of your customers.
They also began to take international affairs, combining teaching tasks in postgraduate courses in tax material of the Bar Association of Barcelona (ICAB).
From the year 2007 | DiG Lawyers
Coinciding with the retirement of the two founding partners, in the year 2007 the office was renamed D & G Advocats. But to avoid any conflict with trademarks, it was modified by the current name: DiG Lawyers.
During the last few years, new professionals have been incorporated to reach a current team of about 40 people, mainly Lawyers and Economists.
This 2019 we fulfill 50 years at your service.


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The essence of Tenerife's beaches is simple: relaxing and breath-taking – and La Tejita is no exception. A tranquil stretch of sand with stunning views, this area is a favorite hang-out among the LGBT community. Towards the South, near Montaña Roja and El Médano Beach, La Tejita is a popular cove for sun-seekers looking for the best tan they can get under the sun of the island. A popular choice for those who prefer to bathe in the nude too, this beach is a popular choice for couples looking to escape the crowds and enjoy some peace and quiet in the middle of nature.
Playa de la Tejita, Granadilla, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
A short lesson in Spanish: 'playa' means beach – but don't be deceived, we are not going to introduce you to another of Tenerife's unbelievable beaches. Playaflor is an LGBT-friendly resort nestled in the heart of Tenerife's vibrant party scene: the Playa de las Américas, located in the city of Arona on the South of the island. Playaflor is the perfect spot for LGBT travelers in search of an open-minded and tolerant space where diversity and respect are of the upmost importance. The resort boasts its own private pool, a number of popular chill-out bars, and it organizes special excursions for guests looking to discover the many sights of the island.
Playaflor, 3 Rafael Puig Lluvina Avenue, Playa de las Américas, Arona, Tenerife, Spain
Located in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Acuario Sauna is an LGBT-friendly sauna and relaxation area renowned for its welcoming and friendly staff as well as its fun atmosphere. The dry sauna is the perfect choice for those looking to relieve tension and stress, stimulate blood circulation and rejuvenate their skin. For those who can bear higher temperatures, you may want to try the wet sauna, where the steam and sweating will cause unwanted toxins to leave their bodies. In addition, the locale also boasts a jacuzzi, a pool, and even its own bar where guests can relax and enjoy the company of others.
Sauna Acuario, 9 Santiago Beyro, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain, +34 922 206 576
If visiting during the summer months, be sure to book a night out for dinner and a show at the Music Hall Tavern on Playa de las Américas to enjoy a memorable night out with your family and friends. The shows are on every Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday night, and you can expect barrels of laughter as the audience tucks in to their meal and prepare for the entertainment to begin. This LGBT-friendly space is a great choice for families, as it allows entrance to children as well – expect hilarious parodies and fun for all ages.
Music Hall Tavern, 7 Rafael Puig, Playa de Las Américas, Arona Tenerife, Spain, + 34 928 514 701
Sueños Azules is a bar and night club which has been open for almost three decades. Located in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, it has grown in popularity ever since it first opened in 1988 at a time when it was one of the first places on the island to welcome the LGBT community. This iconic venue opens its doors every Friday and Saturday and welcomes in the crowds of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transexual party-goers looking to dance the night away to the rhythm of their favorite songs. The perfect way to end a day exploring the capital of the island, be sure to discover the Garcia Sanabria Municipal Park gardens when in the area.
Sueños Azules, 14 San Miguel, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, S.C. Tenerife, Spain, +34 922 271 313
The biggest expression of the soul of this island occurs during the annual celebration of the second greatest carnival in the world: The Carnival of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Everybody dons their favorite costume and flocks to the streets of Santa Cruz every February. The Carnival is colorful, bright and thoroughly spectacular with some of the most imaginative and exotic costumes you will ever see in your life! Don't be surprised when seeing guys dressed as girls, and girls dressed as guys without any inhibition, but rather having fun. They even host Drag Queens parades during the event! People from The Canary Islands are not afraid of expressing themselves. Having a great time is the priority, without judging your appearance or sexuality.
The LGBT community is well integrated into the wider community of people on the island, and most restaurants, bars and beaches offer a warm welcome to people from every walk of life; so expect to find the same laid-back, friendly atmosphere anywhere you go. Tolerance and respect are things anyone from the Canary Islands is taught from a very young age, so relax and enjoy the moment – whoever you enjoy it with.


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PBS Gets Hacked AgainPosted: 2011/06/26 Filed under: LulzSec, PBS Leave a comment
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The hacking group has since then moved on to attacking many more targets
including other companies and groups. The AP story did not say, however, if the latest PBS hack was linked to LulzSec. According to Bentley, some
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CIA Web site hacked; group LulzSec takes creditPosted: 2011/06/16 Filed under: CIA, FBI, InfraGard, LulzSec, PBS Leave a comment
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In recent weeks, LulzSec has claimed credit for hacking or bringing down
Web sites belonging to PBS, Sony, the US Senate and the Atlanta chapter of
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beREADy is a monthly book club and discussion time for all women. Our goal is to grow together in our knowledge of God and His Word, so that we can be ready to serve Him, our families, and the body of Christ.
This month we will be discussing "Breathing Grace: What You Need More than Your Next Breath" by Harry Kraus.
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The Posh Property is located in Mineral County, 20 km south of Hawthorne in the Wassuk Range. The property is underlain by Cretaceous granite and granodiorite cut by WNW trending shears and veins. The known showing (Main Zone) on the property is in a steeply north dipping shear zone up about 1.5 m wide exposed in trenches and a road cut over a distance of approximately 120 m. Workings on the property consist of a 5 m deep shaft on the main shear with two small stub drifts along the strike of the shear and several small pits along the length of the shear. In addition, bulldozer work was conducted immediately east of the shaft and exploration trails have been constructed both east and west of the showing along Jim Canyon Creek.
Gold and silver mineralization on the property appears to be hosted in mesothermal quartz veins. The Main Zone shear zone contains foliated fault gouge with thin laminated ribbon quartz. Grab samples of iron oxide stained quartz from spill piles near shafts and pits returned grab samples up to 4.82 g/t Au and 101 g/t Ag in initial sampling. A sample collected at the Main Zone by the Nevada Bureau of Mines and Geology (#3751) returned atomic-absorption analyses of 5.30 ppm Au and 120 ppm Ag. Structures of similar style occur north of the principle showing but have not been systematically sampled. Silver Range staked the property in April 2018 following an initial examination.


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Self-Talk, Habit, Results
You can talk yourself out of something just as easily as you can talk yourself into it. In the CrossFit gym, I've found that when I tell myself I have to stop I ALWAYS stop. When I tell myself that I'm going to keep going, I USUALLY keep going. Notice that I didn't say always keep going. Obviously our bodies have limitations, our form falls to shambles, or maybe we can't hit the standard, a wallball for example.
The way that we choose to talk to ourselves when the going gets rough is a trained habit. Day after day, year after year, we tell ourselves the same thing until it is our "natural reaction." Often we'll say that we can't control the reaction. Before we know it, the way that we speak to ourselves becomes a part of who we are. We hold onto the wallball or we drop it the moment things get a little uncomfortable.
If you find that you speak down to yourself, the cool thing about this is that you can train yourself to think positively, to think optimistically, to think progressively in the same manner that got you to where you are at now. With self-awareness and recognition of each conversation in your head you can CHOOSE to speak to yourself in a way that talks you into things instead of out of them.
The next time you find yourself telling yourself negative comments or to stop working, RECOGNIZE and RESET. Reset with a deep breathe and then INTENTIONALLY tell yourself, outloud, something that is conducive to your goals. I can do it. I'm going to keep pushing. It hurts but I know I am strong and can push through. Saying it out loud takes the thoughts out of your head and makes them external. You will respond more effectively to this because not only are you saying it to yourself, you can hear yourself.
The topic of trained thought is covered in depth in a book I read about 10 years ago, Psycho Cybernetics, by Maxwell Maltz. It's a great read. I recommend it if you've ever determined that you are your own worst enemy and if you are ready to quit passing the buck, blaming others, and you want to get out of your own way in pursuit of results. I hope that this week at the gym, everyone is rambling out loud about all of things they can do with their positive mindset!!!!
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UI State Fair exhibit offers posters, tattoos, and more
UI State Fair exhibit offers posters, tattoos, and more
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Picture yourself as Napoleon Bonaparte or sit for a photo of yourself with a Hawkeye background. Dissect a virtual cadaver. Learn how to participate in biomedical research and actually do so. It's all part of the University of Iowa booth at this year's Iowa State Fair.
The UI will share its excellent educational programs, remarkable research, and amazing athletics Thursday, Aug. 9 through Sunday, Aug. 19 in the William C. Knapp Varied Industries Building on the Iowa State Fairgrounds in Des Moines.
Daily drawings for Hawkeye football tickets and other UI athletics events will be held. Various Hawkeye merchandise will be sold for fans of all ages, and there will be plenty of giveaways such as Hawkeye football posters and temporary Tiger Hawk tattoos. More than 100 UI faculty members, staff, students, alumni, and I-Club members will volunteer at the exhibit.
Standout former Hawkeye athletes and coaches will be available to meet fairgoers. Among those scheduled to appear are:
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- Tim Dwight (Aug. 14), a consensus All-American as a football wide receiver and return specialist who had a lengthy career in the NFL.
- Gary Barta (Aug. 17), UI athletic director.
A full schedule of alumni athletes will be announced before the fair.
Herky and the Iowa Spirit Squad will be at the booth to excite Hawkeye fans from 5 to 9 p.m. Friday, Aug. 10, Sunday, Aug. 12, and Friday, Aug. 17.
Visitors can learn about some of the programs and services at the UI at several exhibits at the UI booth. The UI Museum of Art will have a cutout of a famous painting of Napoleon as a prelude to a major exhibition scheduled later this year. The College of Public Health will offer a version of the "Iowa Portraits" that grace its new building, allowing visitors to have a photo taken with one of four themed backgrounds.
The Institute for Clinical and Translational Science will have a Rubber Duckie Pond for kids to fish in and for their parents to learn about how to sign up as participants in clinical research trials through ResearchMatch.org. Those who want to get involved in research right away can provide a saliva sample and have a photo taken by the Department of Pediatrics for inclusion in a new biorepository to study craniofacial disorders.
Other exhibits will provide information on how the UI is using biofuels to improve sustainability, health hazards to avoid on your summer picnics, and a variety of health-related topics including cancer, heart health, hearing, strong bones, and technology that can help people with physical, visual and learning disabilities.
Children will be able to participate in Department of Chemistry magic show, get a special bookmark and nametag from International Programs as well as tattoos and fans from UI students involved in Dance Marathon. A full listing of UI events and special appearances at the Iowa State Fair is available at www.uiowa.edu/statefair/exhibitors/schedule.html.
By venturing a short distance from the UI booth, you'll find the Iowa Flood Center (IFC) interactive display, also in the Varied Industries Building. IFC staff and students will be on hand to demonstrate the Iowa Flood Information System, an online application providing real-time information on stream levels, rainfall and additional flood-related resources for individuals and communities in Iowa. Visitors can also learn about additional IFC research and projects that support Iowa's efforts to better monitor and prepare for flooding.
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Terrific captures on your walk! Love that Holly Blue. Very beautiful.ReplyDelete
Nice archives Frank.ReplyDelete
Smart looking butterfly pics Frank, particularly like the Small CoppersReplyDelete
Oh, yes, more, please, Frank. Your photos are so perfect and lend themselves nicely to the collages that you create. The horses are just beautiful. ~karenReplyDelete
- Anonymous10 August 2010 at 00:09
I'm glad you had a chance to get out or I wouldn't have been able to see this images!ReplyDelete
Frank very enjoyable grouping of photo collages. Especially enjoyed the butterflies. I just read on Scott Law's Finding Another View blog how to insert a link in a comments post, so here's my attempt. Take a look at my sunset shotReplyDelete
A lovely collection of flutters.ReplyDelete
Hi Frank ...what a lovely post....so inviting...!!ReplyDelete
I really like the Holly blue I don't see them here...and the Gatekeeper..interesting names..makes me wonder where they come from!!
The woodland and meadows....the vine (which looks like hops to me ) intertwined on the post..loved it all!!
Great pics. I loved the Holly Blue and the last set of pics of the coppers especiallyReplyDelete
Mona. Cheers. Yes, the Holly Blue is a bit special.ReplyDelete
Bob B. Thanks.
Sarah. Thank you.
Warren. I agree the Small Coppers are smart little flutters.
KaHolly. Don't get over excited..lol. More to come soon.
Steve B. Too much in the recent archives so need some down time to sort out something different for you.
Beatrice. Well done..great sunset.
John. Cheers..just couldn't decide on ONE so went for the montage approach.
grammie g. Gatekeeper (or Hedge Brown) probably because it flies along hedgerows where there are often gates! The vine was just a bramble and nettles of course.
Cindy. I see you picked out two of my favorites.
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I attended my first NBA Basketball game last year. Oklahoma City Thunder played the Golden State Warriors in a semi-final match at the San Francisco Coliseum. Greg and Katie, the friends who invited me, were buzzed with excitement particularly about one player, Stephen Curry.
According to Greg and Katie, he was a maestro, a genius, an incredible ball-handler, a game changer. On the way in on the train, I got into a conversation with two Warriors fans. It was all Curry, Curry, Curry: the first unanimous MVP in NBA history, possibly the best shot of all time, most wins in a season….the plaudits were endless.
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His hands were clever and moved like lightening, controlling the ball in ways I'd never seen before; yet something was incongruent about his eyes. They were languid, distant, like he was watching a game somewhere else. His body was wired and highly energised but to see his face, it looked he was only partially present.
I sat up and thought, "Yes. I've seen that before. I think I know what that is."
Walking back to the train, all three of us remarked how Curry seemed to supernaturally affect the game whenever he stepped on court. Of course, we were rabid fans by that stage and may well have had our perception coloured but it did feel like Curry was playing a different game to everyone else.
Later that evening, I watched a documentary about him that was linked to the highlights of the match. It turns out that he is intense and playful. There was footage of him being a goofball with his wife and daughter, totally committed to being with them. He enjoyed teasing his team mates with weird dances and sloshing water over them in interviews. In all of these activities, he was entirely present; no languid eyes; no far off detached stares just an energised, lively young man.
His interviews were shy but composed and he was clear about what he wanted to say. His engagement with fans, reporters, coaches, public figures and large audiences were executed with clarity, cut through and creativity. He was intensely present in all his interactions. Detachment and ennui were not parts of his character.
I realised that his apparent trance on the court was not disinterest. It was the opposite.
It was a master extending his consciousness beyond the moment: scanning for the levers in the game, working the crowd, pushing his team, deflating the opposition, aware of all his observers. Stephen Curry was playing the system, not just the ball. He was changing the context as well as the game.
Experiences from his deeply engaged life provided him with systemic knowledge: self-awareness, insight into the pundits, distinctions about his team mates, choice of plays that make headlines. When combined, this knowledge produced a psychological posture that controlled the game. In his best moments, Curry was engaging with the whole system. This was the structure of his magic.
Whatever you would call that multiple placement of focus, I have brushed up against it in other arenas. I have met leaders, who are game changers in large multi-nationals, who appear, on the surface, to be naïve. They are pleasant to be with, empowering and a little detached from the details. They leave the rest of us to get on with playing our parts because their eye is on the bigger picture. They are somehow engaged in the wider ecology of the organisation: planting the right seeds of thought, cultivating brilliant ideas, bolstering key relationships, framing the bold conversations and shining only when needed; only when their hand is on the ball.
I can't name it yet but I am starting to notice the components of leadership mastery. Curry's semi-final match was a prod: leaders have to play the bigger game to win the match.
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DAKAR, February 5, 2013- Fatou Diop and Cheikh Ahmed Tidiane Ndiaye are both students at Université Cheikh Anta Diop de Dakar (UCAD), the largest university in Senegal. She is studying law, while he is a pharmacy student. Both share the same fate as the majority of the 75,000 students at UCAD. Like 60,000 of their peers, mainly from underprivileged families, neither of them has a personal computer or regular access to a computer, even though computers have become indispensable in the all-digital era. Both the young woman and the young man are well aware that computers have become an essential tool for their studies. "I spend my time borrowing a computer so that I can access the courses which the professors send to us as files attached to our e-mail addresses," says Cheikh Tidiane with a sigh. It's the same strategy for Fatou Diop, who uses her friends' computers or sometimes goes, like Cheikh Tidiane, to a cyber-café to have access to a computer. She is quick to point out that "This environment is hardly conducive to intellectual concentration."
Eager to finally acquire her own computer, and attracted by a banner with the alluring slogan "One student, One computer," Fatou recently visited the CDP Village set up on the UCAD campus. On January 16, 2013, the University signed a performance contract (contrat de performance or CDP in French) with the Ministry of Higher Education of Senegal, which should enable students to realize their dreams. "This project will make computers available to all students in public universities so they can carry out their studies appropriately in a world increasingly oriented toward the use of new information and communication technologies," asserts Mary Teuw Niane, Senegalese Minister of Higher Education and Research.
Fatou Diop and Cheikh Tidiane hope that the project will get under way as soon as possible thanks to the involvement of an African commercial bank, Ecobank, and two international companies, Samsung and Intel, which are leaders in their field (manufacturing computers and microprocessors) and are helping the Government of Senegal in this project with World Bank support. A student will be able to pay for a computer either all at once or in payments spread over 12 months (monthly payments will be between US $10 and $16, depending on the model) at a price below the market cost thanks to a subsidy provided by the Digital Solidarity Fund of Senegal and the World Bank, while also receiving guarantees of assistance in the event of technical problems.
Boosting Students' Rate of Success
Enabling each student to have his or her own computer is just one component of the CDP, which will receive financing in the amount of US $18 million (CFAF 9 billion) over the five years of implementation. An annual evaluation will determine whether this contract is worth renewing, based on five objectives: greater internal efficiency; use of information technologies in educational strategies; stronger ties to the labor world; better quality of instruction; and improved governance. "In this partnership, UCAD stands to win because, under the CDP, resources will no longer be allocated on a blind, lump-sum basis but rather in accordance with the objectives laid out and the strategies implemented," asserts Saliou Ndiaye, Rector of the University, an institution that comprises 41 facilities, 1,329 teacher-researchers, 1,313 administrative, technical, and service employees, and some 75,000 students who have all actively participated in setting the CPD objectives.
Beyond the university in Dakar, the World Bank will provide support for higher education as a whole through the Senegal Tertiary Education Governance and Financing for Results project, which carries a total price tag of US $127.3 million, including US $101.3 million from the International Development Association (IDA).
Thus, each of Senegal's five universities (Dakar, Saint-Louis, Thiès, Bambey, and Ziguinchor) will have its own CDP at a total cost of US $43 million (CFAF 24 billion). In addition, this project will help strengthen and modernize sector governance, rehabilitate and develop university infrastructure (buildings and information and communication technologies), and permit the construction of a brand new university in Dakar.
These investments will have a definite impact on the allocation of public resources, explains Mamadou Ndione, economist at the World Bank's office in Dakar, because right now, "1.2 percent of GDP is devoted to higher education, but only 38 percent of higher education budgets goes into wages and university operations, with 62 percent earmarked for the social component (housing) and scholarships in Senegal and abroad. As a result, there is little left over to invest on the educational side."
"Successful implementation of this project should fundamentally modernize Senegalese universities and higher education in Senegal, transforming them into institutions and systems in step with 21st century requirements," adds Atou Seck, World Bank Task Team Leader for the Senegal Tertiary Education Governance and Financing for Results project.
Speaking in more general terms, Vera Songwe, World Bank Country Director for Senegal, notes that the country has just adopted its national economic and social development strategy for the next five years, with an economic growth target of 6.6 percent. She emphasizes, however, that "this objective cannot be achieved without an increase in productivity, which itself hinges on increased knowledge. This is why the support of the World Bank Group for basic and higher education is really focused on job creation, greater productivity, and poverty reduction in Senegal."
Students, typically so critical of initiatives perceived as coming from the Government or international donors, have great confidence in this investment. Astou Welle, a second-year student of Spanish, asserts that "this project is a plus for us students because it is definitely going to improve instruction and the ways in which it is dispensed." For his part, Moustapha Diop of the Faculty of Legal and Political Sciences is convinced that "the university must not merely train students as consumers, but as true actors. The performance contract will help in this regard," says Diop.
One thing is certain: all of the students interviewed believe that, with personal computers, it will be possible to achieve the most important CDP objective, namely a success rate above 70 percent the first year, versus 30 percent at present.


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Tarzan the Ape Man (1932)
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Country: USA | Director: W.S. Van Dyke
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Until June 24th, every day ( except Tuesdays ), Maria, along side with Oisin Monaghan and Mickey Mahar, will perform her live installation "en continu" in the Forum -1 of the museum.
Maria Hassabi's work has long been evolving around the deconstruction and precision of in situ movements, creating a dual conversation between the spacial appropriation of the artist as a performative body and the classic conception as dance being a forever staged medium, to be seen from afar. Hassabi's detailed choreographic script captivates the audience, whether it is set as a 2-hour piece or an on-going day long work, with its almost imperceptible velocity, questioning the relationship between stage setting, dancers and viewers. She has created with her talented dancers a new language where their bodies are being put to the test of time and endurance, pushing through the limits that could cause restrictions and stillness. Their movements are endless, the choreographic patterns are never stopped…
Throughout the years, she has bridged towards the audience, breaking down the walls and rules of contemporary dance through out the world in various (and sometimes less conventional) venues such as The Kitchen and the Guggenheim Museum in NYC, Documenta 14 in Germany, the Kunstenfestivaldesarts in Brussels and most recently London's Frieze Art Fair.
And this time again, for the next 20 days, Maria Hassabi and her performing artists invite the visitors at the Centre Pompidou to negotiate with their expectations. The dancers, brightly dressed, will perform solos through out the museum's opening hours, stopping the time within its walls.
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Winger Abdoul Camara has left Derby County after his contract was cancelled by mutual consent.
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Hellenic Vipers' Nest: 116 Combat Wing
Report and photos by George Karavantos
April 2, 2018
The final Greek F-16 acquisition program, the Peace Xenia IV, was signed in April 2002. Another 30 F-16s were ordered with an option of 10 more. This new version, the F-16 Block 52+ Advanced, was later named by the HAF, Block 52M. On March the 15th, 2006, the Greek government announced that it had cancelled the option of the 10 additional F-16s.
These aircraft replaced the fleet of the remaining A-7 Corsair IIs, which were retired from active service in October 2014 and were the last aircraft that Greece ever purchased. This last batch of the most advanced F-16s in Europe were gathered in Araxos Base (near Patra city), equipping the 335 Sq "Tiger" alongside with the 336 Sq "Olympos" of the 116 Combat Wing, the final operators of the A-7 Corsair II and the oldest and most famous squadrons in the HAF.
The 335 Squadron "Tiger" is the oldest squadron of the Hellenic Air Force, as it was established when Greece was under German occupation, in October 1941 at the Palestinian airport of Akir. The Squadron was initially equipped with Hurricanes. In October 1953 it became the first squadron that replaced its propeller aircraft with jets, the F-84G and the RT-33A types. In May 1965, it received the legendary F-104G Starfighters aircraft which kept them operational until May 1992. On April the 3rd, 1993, the Squadron received the A-7 Corsairs II which were kept flying until 2008 when operations were temporarily suspended in preparation for the acceptance of the modern F-16.
The 336 Squadron "Olympos" was established on the 25th of February 1943 in Cairo, Egypt and it was also equipped with Hurricane aircraft. The Squadron followed the exact steps of its "sister" squadron and in 1953, it received the F-84G and 5 years later it transitioned to the newer F-84F. In 1965, the Squadron also received the F-104G aircraft which was flying until March the 31st, 1993. The Squadron received also the A-7 Corsair II and was the last one to withdraw it. Since March 2008, when the deactivation of its sister squadron took place, the 336 Sq received all the remaining Corsairs, becoming the last Corsair squadron in the world. The retiring ceremony took place on the 17th of October 2014, marking the end of another legendary aircraft, the famous SLUF.
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The F-16 Fighting Falcon is without any doubt one of the most successful fighters in aviation history. It is known for its unique and proven capabilities in many battle theatres throughout history.
The main components of this advanced F-16 version which offer superior capabilities in relation to all the previous versions are the radar APG-68 (V)9 which is closely related to the mission computer MMC-7000, the self protection system ASPIS II, the CFTs and the most important one, the Link 16.
The last one constitutes a power multiplier since it can offer a complete tactical image of all the air and surface means of weapons of either friends or foes. The Link-16 is the newest way of transmitting information data. This way of data transmission is not affected by radio jamming and can transmit a huge amount of information in a split of a second.
Both pilots and ground crews have, after all these years, fully exploited the advantages of this newer and most capable version of all the Greek F-16s. Worthy mentioning is the fact that during last year's Iniochos exercise, the aircraft of the 335Sq achieved the most air -air kills amongst all participants, including the AESA equipped F-16 Block 60 of the UAE.
An important asset of these newer models is the Portable Flight Planning Software (PFPS). It's about a mission design programme compatible with Windows which offers the pilots the ability to prepare with every tiny detail their mission profile on the ground. With this programme, each pilot can upload dozens of information in order to make each mission as successful as possible. From fuel planning up to certain altitudes where the pilot has to release the JSOW or the JDAM weapons. The pilots have this specific "disc", called Data Transfer Cartridge (DTC) which uploads all these data to the mission computer MMC 7000.
The pilots of both squadrons wear new JHMCS helmets along with NVG (Night Vision Goggles), while these modern fighters have the ability to deliver newer and more advanced weapons. The IRIS-T or the AIM-120C-7 and smart bombs like the EP2 or the GBU-31 JDAM, the AGM-154C JSOW (Join Standoff Weapons) comprise the main weapon inventory of both squadrons.
Amongst other, the "Tigers" of the 335 Sq utilize the specialized reconnaissance pod, DB-110, covering also the aspect of tactical reconnaissance. After the withdrawal of the last RF-4Es and the disbandment of the 348 Sq last May, the heavy task of the tactical reconnaissance was handed over to the 335 Squadron.
The DB-110 was designed in the 90s by the company Itek Optical Systems which was producing the Senior Year Electro-Optical Reconnaissance System (SYERS) for the U-2s. This second generation DB-110, was derived from the RAPTOR system which was destined for the fleet of Tornado GR.4 of the RAF manufactured by the Goodrich Surveillance & Reconnaissance Systems, a member of the UTC Aerospace Systems group.
The HAF chose this system in 2005 and the main reason for this selection was the fact this particular pod had already been tested and certified by the Polish Air Force on its newly received F-16 Block 52+s. This particular pod has the advantage of sending digitally all the information that it is collecting to ground in real time.
Aegean Ghost Camouflage:
The coating of this distinctive "Ghost" camouflage of the Greek F-16s is called "Have Glass", with a radar-absorbing paint capable to reduce the aircraft's Radar Cross Section (RCS).
The paint included in this "Have Glass" coating is called "Pacer Gem" equipped with RAM (Radar Absorbent Material) made of microscopic metal grains that can degrade the radar signature of the aircraft. This material alters the appearance of the paint visually. It is very rough to the touch and contains shiny flakes, almost like metal flake paint.
This new technology, which is used on these later airframes, marks the evolution of the "Have Glass" program. The 50s wear the first generation while the rest 52+s and 52Ms wear the second and third generation respectively.
On the Block 52Ms this "Have Glass III" coating is much cleaner, but on the earlier Block 52+s and Block 50s , the respective 'Have Glass II" and "Have Glass I" coating has, after all these years, resulted in a distinctive grey and weathered camouflage.
From the 1970s lightweight fighter concept, the F-16 Fighting Falcon has become one of the heaviest single engine fighters in aviation history through its evolution. This unique aerodynamic design has become the backbone not only of the USAF but also of many other countries worldwide including the HAF.
The introduction of the more sophisticated Block 52+s versions into the Hellenic Air Force arsenal alleviated it's capabilities to operate without any limitation day or night regardless of any weather condition and attack targets farther with greater accuracy than ever before.
This masterpiece of aerodynamics with its innovative characteristics has become one of the most successful fighters in the history of aviation, destined to serve many forces for years to come, including the HAF!
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