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I don't know where I would be without this program.
I was just on the treadmill, listening to an Al -Anon speaker, and she said that when she has troubles with another human being, and cannot see her way through, she asks God to grant her the ability to see that person as God sees them, because God only sees the good.
I'm going to get down on my knees and ask God for that same blessing, so that I may let go of my pain, anger, resentment and fear.


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He had a colt .45 and a deck of cards, Stagger Lee.
More death and doom from Uncle Nick and his firebrand, preacher rock from the pulpit of sin (ohh, get you). For all its doom and gloom I can't listen to Stagger Lee without laughing, every time I laugh. I am sure this was Uncle Nick's intent. Even listening now I am shaking my head and grinning like a fool. I am pretty positive that everyone else who listens to this track laughs, it can't just be me.
And then going from the ridiculous to the sublime we have Henry Lee (no relation). This is a great song, and like all the other songs on this album it doesn't end well for the victim, even a little penknife, is still a knife.
It is hard to ignore Nick's most commercial moment, Where the Wild Roses Grow. It is elevated to greatness by Kylie's innocently fragile vocal, making the lyrical content even more shocking.
Hidden gem: O'Malley's Bar. 14 minutes of murder, mayhem and disembowelment.
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For your eyes only we have come into possession of a few leaked snaps of the two kits that Germany will apparently be sporting come the Euro 2012 finals next summer and, speaking as someone who utterly adored the retro simplicity of the previous Germany strip (i.e, the one they wore while pulverising England in South Africa), I think I've fallen in love all over again …
(Detail shot via Todo Sobre Camisetas)
Goddamn it, I love that away strip (which is a homage to the green strip that Germany wore during the 1972 European Championships).
I just want to pull it on, sinch up my shorts to bollock-squeezing level and run around pretending I'm ruddy Gerd Muller – but enough about what I get up to in the privacy of my local park.
For our money, Adidas pull it out of the bag for Die Mannschaft once again.
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Cersei Lannister – Game of Thrones
When you manage to raise someone as repulsive as Joffrey Baratheon, you know you've done something (or everything) wrong. From lying about her son's parentage to poisoning her own children, there's nothing that's too extreme for Cersei. While that may not always be a bad thing, we all know how Joffrey turned out!
The Mother – How I Met Your Mother
Being open with your children is a good thing. Telling them about every sexual encounter you or your friends have ever had? Not so much. Between allowing that and not giving them food, water or even a bathroom break for 9 years, Tracy might just be the most negligent mother on television.
Evelyn Harper – Two and a Half Men
Evelyn is the mom everyone has seen at a kitty party. The air kisses, the "overly doting mother" voice, the look of concern – She's got it all down pat. But anyone who has watched more than two episodes of the show knows that her children aren't exactly at the top of her priority list. After all, no other mom would try to sell her deceased son's house at his funeral.
Nancy Botwin – Weeds
At first glance, Nancy is just a hardworking mother trying to make ends meet for her family. After all, how is her story any different from Walter White? Well, for starters, Walter didn't have his son arrested for working for a rival drug cartel. He also didn't drag him into a world of drugs and criminal activity, keep him from going to college and help him cover up a murder. Sorry, Nancy. No cards for you this year!
Betty Draper – Mad Men
With her beautiful blonde hair and her deep blue eyes, Betty is the picture of a good suburban mom. Until you get to know her story, that is. A few of Betty's finest moments as a parent include putting a dry cleaning bag on her daughter's head to get her to clean Betty's room, calling her 10-year-old daughter a "little lesbian", calling her fat and of course, the infamous slap.
Lily van der Woodsen – Gossip Girl
For Lily, it's all about the money. The cost, even if it is her children, is always justifiable. Not noticing when her daughter absconds to a different country. Having no clue what her son is up to. Not realizing that her daughter dropped out of college. Completely ignoring her stepchildren who have more issues than Vogue. These are just a few of the moments that paint an accurate picture of Lily van der Woodsen, the mother.
Lucille Bluth – Arrested Development
"I love all my children equally."
"I don't care for Gob."
This list would be incomplete without Lucille Bluth, whose parenting technique majorly consists of sipping martinis and shooting disapproving glances. From criticising Lindsay's every move to her unhealthy attachment with Buster, she is the queen of extreme. After all, which other mom has adopted a child just to make her other son jealous?
Sure, your mom might not have let you buy that fancy gadget a couple of months ago. She might've even grounded you instead of letting you go to the hottest party in town. But wouldn't you rather have that, than turn into Joffrey Baratheon or Buster Bluth? Now that you know how much worse you could've had it, we're sure you can't wait to give your mother a hug. So, what are you still waiting for? Go, make her Mother's Day amazing!


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One of the new LEGO Star Wars sets released in the 2012 wave is the updated version of the 2006 X-wing Fighter (6212). The new X-wing Starfighter (9493) has 560 pieces and a retail price of $59.99. That comes out to $0.11/piece which isn't bad for a licensed Star Wars set. There are five numbered bags and one instruction booklet.
Four minifigures are included in this set: Luke Skywalker, Jek Porkins, R2-D2, and a new astrodroid, R5-D8. This is the first set that we get to see Jek Porkins and R5-D8. The torsos of Luke and Jek are the same but the helmets have different markings. Jek has a nice chubby face with an orange visor. A double-sided head would've been good here but it's not a big deal.
In bag #1, we start off building the base of the ship. There are many different colored bricks you will be using from grey to yellow to blue. LEGO did a very good job in covering up all these different colors. In this bag, you also build the turning mechanism for the S-foils as well as the landing gear up front.
For bag #2, we continue the building with the nose and the cockpit of the X-wing. Here, we also cover up all the bright colored pieces with the colors that we're used to seeing in the starfighter. The sides of the ship is also build in this bag.
In bag #3 and #4, the S-foils are built. There's not much different from the two bags build-wise except for them being opposite of each other.
In the final bag, there are four rubber bands that you put on in the back to keep the S-foils from flopping around. There are also pieces to put the final touches on the X-wing such as the thrust engines and the laser cannons. Finally, there's an extra tile you can put on to distinguish between Luke's "Red 5" and Jek's "Red 6."
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The new X-wing Starfighter is one of the best I've seen. Before I knew this set I was going to be released, I was thinking of purchasing the 2006 version. I'm glad I waited. The 2012 version is much more sleeker and more detailed than his predecessor. The S-foils open with one click now and close with the same ease. Another thing that I like is that you can interchange between who pilots the ship. One shocking thing that I found is that this set has no flick-fire missiles which is interesting in a starfighter.
There are also some cons to the set as well. First, is the exposed rubber bands on the back but that can't be helped I guess. Another problem are the ever so annoying stickers especially on the round pieces on the engine.
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My garden is growing wonderfully:) Look here at when we first planted. What a difference??
We had our first "mini" harvest today. It was only 4 cucumbers and one little cherry tomato, but there are lots more tomatoes that need to ripen, and more cucumbers.
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A tweet was posted by McDonald, attacking US President Donald Trump. The corporate account tweeted yesterday evening along with an unsavoury comment about the size of his hands. "You are actually a disgusting excuse of a President and we would love to have Barack Obama back. Also, you have tiny hands.", the tweet said. Although the tweet was deleted in 20 minutes but it was retweeted over 200 times and the destruction was done.
The company apologised later and hinted that their account may be hacked. They investigated the tweet and Trump is yet to reply.
The twitter was abuzz soon after the tweet sent out.
@McDonaldsCorp there's nothing to be ashamed of here
— Mike P Williams (@Mike_P_Williams) March 16, 2017
@McDonaldsCorp I'll buy 100 McNuggets right now if you put the tweet back up.
— Pete Haas (@dimeford) March 16, 2017
.@McDonaldsCorp that was your best tweet yet
— jordan ? (@JordanUhl) March 16, 2017
@McDonaldsCorp you should be proud.
— Jason Hirschhorn (@JasonHirschhorn) March 16, 2017
Honestly, @McDonaldsCorp, you should have kept the tweet. Because, ba da ba ba ba, I was lovin' it. https://t.co/kwDkE7tg3d
— Josh Sánchez (@jnsanchez) March 16, 2017
The McDonald's corporate account later after the incident, cleared the matter that their account was hacked by an external source.
Based on our investigation, we have determined that our Twitter account was hacked by an external source. Read more: https://t.co/X5NwVI5sKp
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NEW YORK — In the aftermath of the Belgium terror attacks, security has been heightened area airports.
At Governor Cuomo's direction, the National Guard, State Police and Port Authority police are stepping up security at all Major Transit Hubs including JFK and LaGuardia.
"I have directed state law enforcement officials to step up security at high-profile locations around the state, including our airports, bridges, tunnels and mass transit systems. Public safety is paramount, and I want the people of this state to know that we are working with all local and federal partners, remaining vigilant and taking all necessary measures to keep New Yorkers safe," said Cuomo.
The New York National Guard activated its quick reaction force from Fort Hamilton to provide additional security detail at JFK International Airport Tuesday morning.
The Port Authority is increasing its police presence at all of its airports, bridges, tunnels and the World Trade Center, as well as the PATH and Port Authority Bus Terminal.
At JFK, we found a growing sense of heightened awareness. More than 400 flights in and out of Brussels have been canceled or diverted, including several scheduled to depart from JFK.
The horrific events in Brussels is very much on the minds of travelers at JFK.
One woman arriving from Brazil only heard about the attacks after she landed at JFK.
"We are very scared," she said. "We are very concerned about it very sad to hear it."
Gov. Cuomo and city leaders are asking New Yorkers to remain vigilant and report anything suspicious.
The Port Authority has it's own 1,800 member police force.
National guard members already have an ongoing presence at the airport.
Aviation expert Phil Derner tells PIX11 what travelers can expect In the coming days and weeks.
"They'll see more security they're going to be a larger police presence. Officers in tactical gear, so it may look very frightening to some people," said Derner.
Some travelers we spoke with today say they're starting to question why security at airports is just to get on a plane and they feel more needs to be done in terms of security as soon as you step foot near the terminal. But Derner says it's not feasible.
"This isn't so much an attack on aviation as it so much as it's an attack on where people congregate in large groups," said Derner. "So how far do we go? Do we set up checkpoints around the city that obviously gets a little ridiculous."
What we can expect is for it to take many days before travel returns to normal.
"It's up to the airport to first open the airport to say we can accept flights then it's up to the airlines to get airplanes and everyone in position to get things going," said Derner.
By and large flights from NYC to other parts of Europe have not been affected. Normal operations at Brussels airport are not expected to resume until Thursday.
If you're traveling out of area airports in or the coming days, leave yourself some extra time to go through security. If you want to change your ticket, check with your airline to see if they can accommodate you.
Governor Cuomo has also directed New York State law enforcement to remain vigilant and step up security at high-profile locations like the airports.
The attack happening inside the Brussels airport departure hall reportedly near an American Airlines ticket counter.
American Airlines released a statement Tuesday saying:
"American is taking care of employees and customers at Brussels airport. At this time all of our airport employees and crew members are safe and accounted for with no reported injuries."


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Fixing damage to the body of your auto is a repair that may be achieved at residence or in knowledgeable body store. By spraying the areas with WD40, you might then use a bank card to scrape the debris away out of your lavatory tiles and even your bathtub. The size of your store may have a dramatic effect upon the tools that can be utilized. ShopAtHome has since developed into a thriving on-line and cellular eCommerce powerhouse that gives savvy and thoughtful shoppers innovative methods to save money and earn Money Back incentives whereas they shop.
If you're doing a selected dusty job you'll be able to place water within the bottom of the store vacuum and it will work as a moist dry vacuum. We have been putting in carpet in a pair bedrooms earlier than transferring in they usually were in a position to get us an appointment in a short time.
It also promotes watch gross sales by way of Jewelry Television (and, previously, an internet site branded as a part of Jewellery Tv somewhat than Shop at House, which has since been folded into the main Jewellery Tv web site), however now not does so. WJJA would carry JTV until April 21, when it was purchased by Weigel Broadcasting to hold the Me TELEVISION traditional tv format and have become WBME-TELEVISION.
Tip: I really like those monster double-large, almost ceiling-high toolboxes the TV automotive guys have, like Edd China's on Wheeler Dealers , but they take up a number of house, price a small fortune and are a lot bigger than you want for bicycle repair instruments.
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Birding is fast becoming a new and exciting hobby for people of all ages looking for a challenge. Birding is surprisingly thrilling and people new to birding, quickly find it satisfying to be able to correctly identify and try to locate, as many bird species as possible. Once you have grown familiar with the more common species, the next challenge is to move onto the more specialist, rarer species.
The forested region of Kwazulu-Natal (our destination) is blessed with incredibly diverse and colourful species, with unique and exciting birding specials, found nowhere else. The famous Birding Route runs throughout KZN and people flock to this area for this very reason.
South African bird identification lectures, game drives and bush walks to different environments and learning the more commonly heard bird calls are some of the fascinating activities that feature on this experience.
Additionally, identification of any other animal species that we come across, will not be left out! This tour is packed full of opportunities to view our feathered friends.
The S.O.N Birding Experience offers opportunities to gain a number of specialist bird related skills certificates. These will make a unique addition to your C.V.
Don't knock it until you have tried it, birding is very addictive!
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Conor O'Malley is visited by a mysterious monster who intends to teach him a few lessons about life.
Hannah Baker, a normal school girl suddenly kills herself, but no-one has any idea why. No-one, that is, apart from the people on the list. These individuals make up the thirteen different reasons why Hannah decided to commit suicide.


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Speaker at: DC Metro '14Terence "Terry" McAuliffe is the 72nd Governor of Virginia. He is a successful businessman, entrepreneur, and dad who has lived in Virginia for more than 20 years. He previously served as Chairman of the Democratic National Committee from 2001 to 2005, was co-chairman of President Bill Clinton's 1996 re-election campaign, and was chairman of Hillary Clinton's 2008 presidential campaign. In politics and business, McAuliffe has worked with people from all walks of life and different political backgrounds. Since becoming governor, he has focused on working in a bipartisan way to help grow Virginia's economy, expand access to health care, and increase educational opportunities for students. Governor McAuliffe is also dedicated to ensuring that Virginia is open and welcoming to all. That is why on his first day in office, he signed Executive Order Number 1, which prohibits discrimination in state government based on sexual orientation or gender identity. Terry and his wife Dorothy were married in 1988. They've attended St. Luke Catholic Church for two decades and have been involved in every sport, activity, and competition imaginable with their five children Dori, Jack, Mary, Sally, and Peter. The Governor attended Catholic University and Georgetown Law School.


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Remembering the full-debut goals of this season's new recruits
Sun 09 February 2020, 09:47|Tottenham Hotspur
There's surely no better way to kick off your career at your new club than scoring on your first start - and that is exactly what all four of our permanent signings who have played for the first team this season have managed to do.
Tanguy Ndombele, Giovani Lo Celso, Ryan Sessegnon and Steven Bergwijn have all made the move to N17 this campaign and each one of them got off to the perfect start in a Spurs shirt by finding the back of the net on their full debut.
Tanguy and Steven even went a step further as they both scored on their first appearance for us, while, following their respective injuries, Ryan scored in his fourth game and Gio in his sixth.
Of course, Jack Clarke and Gedson Fernandes have also joined us this term but Jack is yet to feature in our colours and Gedson has arrived on loan, meaning neither man impacts on this fascinating statistic surrounding players who have completed a permanent transfer since the end of last term.
Here's a look back at those memorable moments for our new boys...
Tanguy Ndombele v Aston Villa
10 August, 2019 – Spurs 3-1 Aston Villa – Premier League
On the opening day of the campaign, Tanguy Ndombele popped up with a moment of exquisite quality just when we needed it most against Aston Villa. We had been on the back foot from the early stages as John McGinn had given the visitors a ninth-minute lead at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and it looked like we would be left frustrated come full-time. However, with just 17 minutes remaining, we found our spark.
Lucas Moura worked the ball out to the edge of the box and laid it off to the on-running summer arrival from Lyon, who let fly with a ferocious drive. With power and swerve, the ball curled through the heart of the Villa back line and into the far right-hand corner of the net, sending the crowd into delirium - and even more so with it being the new man who had provided the magic. That goal was the catalyst for our victory as we went on to canter home 3-1 with Harry Kane scoring twice in the latter stages of the game.
Giovani Lo Celso v Crvena zvezda
6 November, 2019 – Crvena zvezda 0-4 Spurs – Champions League
Giovani Lo Celso initially arrived on loan from Real Betis in the summer before he converted his deal to a permanent one in January. He had endured a slow start to life in a Spurs shirt owing to an injury picked up on international duty for Argentina but as we moved into 2020, he quickly showed just how much talent he holds. A tenacious battler in midfield, he transitions the ball from one end of the pitch to the other with ease and also has an eye for goal – something which we saw on his first start for the Club in our November trip to Crvena zvezda.
Playing away in the tough environment of the Rajko Mitic Stadium in Belgrade, the Argentine was persistent in midfield, stealing the ball from the opposition before charging over the half-way line towards goal. There was chaos in the box. Gio played the ball to Harry Kane, but his first-time shot cannoned off the post, Heung-Min Son was quickest to the rebound but his effort was cleared off the line and then the South Korean hit the crossbar. However, Gio eventually regained control of the situation and chested the loose ball down before flicking it into the top corner to give us a first-half lead. Son (2) and Christian Eriksen completed a fine victory for us after the break.
Ryan Sessegnon v Bayern Munich
11 December, 2019 – Bayern Munich 3-1 Spurs – Champions League
Like Gio, Ryan Sessegnon also suffered a disrupted start to his Spurs career as he arrived in N17 carrying a significant hamstring injury that he had picked up while on international duty with England Under-21s. It meant that the former Fulham man wouldn't make his Spurs debut until the start of November - three months after signing for us - but it didn't take him much longer to get off the mark in front of goal.
With our qualification for the knockout stages of the Champions League having already been secured on matchday five in Group B and with us unable to finish anywhere other than second in the group, we headed into our matchday six clash against Bayern Munich with little riding on the contest. The encounter saw Ryan given his first start in a Spurs shirt and he duly responded to that opportunity as he lashed home our equaliser on the night. We had fallen behind to Kingsley Coman's opener on 14 minutes, but Ryan buried our leveller six minutes later, finishing off a well-worked team move on the half-volley against Manuel Neuer. Unfortunately, we went on to lose 3-1 in the Allianz Arena.
Steven Bergwijn v Manchester City
2 February, 2020 – Spurs 2-0 Manchester City – Premier League
Not many people will forget Steven Bergwijn's opening goal in a Spurs shirt in a hurry! It came with such class and skill, it came against the reigning league champions and it came at such a pivotal moment in the game. We were up against it at home to Manchester City, but once their left-back Oleksandr Zinchenko was dismissed on 60 minutes, you hoped we would seize the numerical advantage and kick on – and that is exactly what we did.
We quickly moved up the pitch and Steven won us a corner on the left. Son took that quickly and moved the ball to the Dutch winger, who then in turn played it to Harry Winks. The January arrival from PSV, meanwhile, continued his covert run into the box where he was eventually picked out by a clever chipped pass from Lucas and our new number 23 did the rest. Controlling the ball on his chest, he swiftly volleyed it in one motion into the far right corner, once again sending the South Stand into a frenzy in the elation of the new man's fine strike. Son added a second soon afterwards as we completed one of the most memorable wins in our new stadium to date.


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The synthesis of grafted copolymers by a combination of two controlled
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Polimery 2011, No 7-8, 521
DOI: dx.doi.org/10.14314/polimery.2011.521
This paper is a review of the literature focusing on the synthesis of grafted copolymers by applying a combination of two polymerization mechanisms. The copolymer grafting procedure was discussed on the base of macroinitiator and macromonomer methods. Selective multifunctional macroinitiators were described and the role of reactive glicydyl methacrylate (co)polymers as their precursors were discussed. The synthesis of macromonomers based on various polymers was also presented. The possibilities of the composition of various segments which can influence the variability and specificity of the properties of the obtained copolymers when arranged next to each other in a single macromolecule have been explored.
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Being one of the two Delft-FEWS product managers is fascinating. Every morning when I commute to the Deltares office in Delft, I wonder what the day may bring. With operational forecasting and water information systems running in almost every time zone means having clients, consultants and colleagues all over the world, there's never a dull moment. The external e-mail feed from Australia is the first to enter (already saw those during breakfast...), followed by the ones from Asia, Africa and mainland Europe. The UK comes when I have my second coffee. After lunchtime and a quick stroll on the Deltares premises, North & South America wakes up. In parallel to this, there are also an internal feed of many Deltares colleagues (Delft-FEWS configurators, developers and ICT experts) who may need me at some point in time during the day, sending me e-mails, lyncing or skyping me or just wait at my door…
I immediately have to admit that it's not every day like this, but I just want to stress that it is a dynamic environment which I am (actually we all are!) working in. I think this is mainly caused by the nature of the scientific and application domain we are all in: operational (forecasting) systems. This operational aspect of the software we develop and services we provide in combination with the time zone fact it's a 24/7 span of attention.
Incoming questions requires certain expertise and JIRA* issues are good examples. They are all assessed on their priority. How urgent is it? Is our client still able to run their forecasts (with a workaround)? Or do we need to interact with and have a remote look at their (backend) system now? Depending on the answer, we have to act accordingly. Besides that, external questions always outweigh internal ones if you ask me. This operational dynamics is part of our job and I think it runs through our veins in some way or even we can call it some sort of addiction...can't hardly live without it.
As a product manager for Delft-FEWS you get a (very) wide range of questions or topics to consider. In whatever situation, the caller immediately assumes you're THE expert (and in some cases that's true ;-) so they expect a prompt, correct and applicable answer straight away. Since the question most probably relates to an operational issue and should - preferably - be solved today, if that's not possible this week but no later than by the end of the month.
All of the above more or less describes my day-to-day activities. Constantly switching between different attentions and appropriate responses which feels like holding a number of balls in the air like an expert juggler. Besides this metaphorical juggling, I have to admit that real juggling is also an old hobby of mine. I wonder who is challenging me bringing 3 clubs or 4 balls next time we meet...
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text: (Bloomberg Opinion) -- ↵.There are times, including in armed conflict, when adversaries see it in their own interests to opt for a truce and sell it to the outside world as a steppingstone to a comprehensive peace. But both sides know it will be only a prelude to renewed tensions down the road.This could well be the best way to think of the "phase one deal" between China and the United States. Yet, it's not how the equity markets see the situation. Instead, they are pricing the deal as simultaneously improving both the immediate and longer-term economic outlook..After a protracted negotiation process, the American and Chinese governments finally reached agreement on a rather narrow set of issues. 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It's essentially a transactional deal that exchanges higher Chinese imports of U.S. goods for removing the threat of a Dec. 15 increase in the level and scope of U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods..Second, the deal is too narrow to reverse deep and growing bipartisan support in the U.S. for a tough stance against China, not just for economic purposes but also on grounds of national security and human rights..Third, enforcing and verifying this deal are far from straightforward, exposing an important internal vulnerability..Fourth, neither President Donald Trump nor President Xi Jinping seem keen to explicitly put their signatures to the agreement, leaving trade officials to sign..Finally, the leading edge of the decoupling process – technology – continues to fuel tensions which saw China threaten Germany this week over Huawei Technologies Co..We need only to look at some of the short-term political priorities in China and the U.S. to understand why they opted for a short-term agreement that lacks sufficient substance and robustness to pivot to a durable resolution..Amid a noisy impeachment process and the risk of a slowing economy in the run-up to next year's election, the Trump administration has been seeking an explicit win, as short in duration as is probably intended. 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<guide pagesize="500" version="2"> <header access="" acknowledgement=" " guide.action="submit" guide.id="0" guide.page="0" guide.type="header" history="" intro="White Stack is the second large outcrop south of Lassie's Wall. Access is approximately 150m past the track that leads down to Lassie's Wall. Looking south from White Stack the only decent piece of rock is the Sentry Box, 200m away, and just north of the stack you can see Island Zawn with the detached buttress of the island standing in it.
The White Stack area comprises lower (sea level), middle and upper buttresses, between which is a broad ledge. Mithras finishes on this ledge, and it is possible to scramble to the top from the northern end. Access to the lower cliffs is easiest by abseil from this middle ledge.
Island Zawn and Big Zawn are the next two areas north of White Stack, leading to Lassie's Wall." name="White Stack Area" rock="White granite, 10-25m" sun="Morning sun" walk="5 minutes" id="1" camping="" autonumber="true"/> <text class="heading3" guide.action="submit" guide.id="1" guide.page="0" guide.type="text" id="2">White Stack - Upper Tier</text> <climb id="90" number="1." name="Windjammer" length="15m" grade="18" fa="Thomas, John Fantini, Ben Maddison, 1980" stars="*" extra="">Sustained fist crack corner on the south side of the upper tier. Access by abseil from a big she-oak just below the highest point of the stack.</climb> <climb id="91" number="2." name="Silent Witness" length="15m" grade="22" fa="Simon Young and Garry Phillips 2006" stars="*" extra="">Again on the south facing wall at the highest point of the stack, a few metres right of Windjammer, climb a very wide but straightforward offwidth (2 x No. 6 Friends useful) to thin climbing left of the sharp arete of Silent Running, past a stainless peg near the top, ( placed later by Nick Hancock who thought the line unclimbed) .</climb> <text class="Discussion" id="3">These climbs are also on the upper buttress, but on the north east face. They start above the finish of the Mithras.</text> <image id="96" src="White Stack - Upper Tier nl.jpg" height="533" width="800" legend="true" legendTitle="White Stack Upper" legendx="629" legendy="11"> <drawing> <path id="23220" points="211,410, 133,346, 135,235, 155,108, 180,56,belay" d="M211,410C179.799999999999988,384.4 149.07647447390514,383.01819780175526 133,346C116.92352552609488,308.98180219824474 130.9125577841631,279.2186930622355 135,235C139.0874422158369,190.7813069377645 149.37310473425094,130.38253894597955 155,108C160.62689526574906,85.61746105402045 170,76.80000000000001 180,56" linkedTo="4"/> <path id="3572" points="344,406, 349,233, 371,92,belay" d="M344,406C346,336.8 344.10968678379083,289.87253147739574 349,233C353.89031321620917,176.12746852260426 362.2,148.4 371,92" linkedTo="5"/> <path id="79139" points="466,424, 459,247, 469,158, 482,119, 482,81,belay" d="M466,424C463.2,353.2 458.595995457029,282.8217361434264 459,247C459.404004542971,211.17826385657364 466.09182286729236,174.18463795593823 469,158C471.90817713270764,141.81536204406177 479.4695763949767,133.98789366052284 482,119C484.5304236050233,104.01210633947716 482,96.2 482,81" linkedTo="6"/> <path id="93024" points="554,447, 524,275, 513,128, 514,69,belay" d="M554,447C542,378.2 531.5166660661251,333.48332866082745 524,275C516.4833339338749,216.51667133917255 514.1444479645235,151.57562806918403 513,128C511.8555520354765,104.42437193081597 513.6,92.6 514,69" linkedTo="7"/> <path id="43799" points="608,460, 613,360, 622,243, 608,153,belay" d="M608,460C610,420 610.4214917756167,399.9668774779415 613,360C615.5785082243833,320.0331225220585 622.8797663881396,279.42232846898037 622,243C621.1202336118604,206.5776715310196 613.6,189 608,153" linkedTo="8"/> <path id="5849" points="412,420, 420,298, 429,209, 435,171, 447,130, 464,78," d="M412,420C415.2,371.2 417.12643705806636,333.6659871028231 420,298C422.87356294193364,262.3340128971769 427.19502948721146,224.28208367494315 429,209C430.80497051278854,193.71791632505685 431.58141809975507,186.00377611774175 435,171C438.41858190024493,155.99622388225825 441.91306348801925,146.31327915911075 447,130C452.08693651198075,113.68672084088925 457.2,98.80000000000001 464,78" linkedTo="112"/> </drawing> <legend> <climb>4</climb> <climb>5</climb> <climb>112</climb> <climb>6</climb> <climb>7</climb> <climb>8</climb> </legend> </image> <climb extra="Þ" grade="26" length="15m" name="Kodak Tart" number="3." stars="" id="4" fa="Dave Jones, Gordon Poultney, Feb 1995.">Up hanging arête at top of White Stack. Two bolt runners with 2 and 3 RP between bolts. A desperate, bouldery start past first bolt leads to easier climbing on the arête. The route is possibly better done as 23M1.</climb> <climb grade="15" length="10m" name="Fishcake" number="4." stars="" id="5" fa="N.Deka, R.Hamilton, 1981.">The corner crack on the left.</climb> <climb id="112" stars="" extra="" number="5." name="Winter weddings in December" length="10m" grade="16" fa="Rob Hardy 2017">The crack 1m left of RF. Climb the block to gain the base of a rightward slanting the hand crack. Climb the widening crack on good hand and fist jams. Near the top it is possible to step right to a good foothold on RF or finish directly up the crack. Large cams (4 and 5 camalots) helpful.
N.B. Presumably this has been climbed before as it is a reasonable obvious line, but I couldn't find any details so I have added it here. Please edit if this is "your" line.</climb> <climb grade="16" length="10m" name="Roaring Forty" number="6." stars="" id="6" fa="R.McMahon, N.Smith, J.Richardson, 1981.">The companion route to Fishcake and 4m to its right.</climb> <climb grade="17" length="10m" name="Tashtego" number="7." stars="*" id="7" fa="R.Hamilton, A.Crowd, 1981." extra="">The leftward trending diagonal on the right face.</climb> <climb extra="" grade="22" length="10m" name="Return to Norm-ality" number="8." stars="" id="8" fa="Nick Hancock, Andrew Bissett, Jul 2000.">This is the arête on the right of the ledge, you would have passed under it when you scrambled around. The route follows the arête and scoopy feature to its left. The gear is not great, but probably OK. Small cams in the horizontal after the first few moves and a wire low and right. The crux is standing into the corner and reaching the ledge.</climb> <text class="heading3" guide.action="submit" guide.id="78" guide.page="0" guide.type="text" id="9">White Stack - Middle Tier</text> <text class="Discussion" id="10">Most of the climbs are on the Middle Tier.</text> <climb id="93" number="9." name="Dark Star" length="15m" grade="24" fa="Nick & Heather Hancock, Dec 2010." stars="**" extra="6Þ">Directly below Windjammer and gained by a 50m abseil southwards from the top of the stack, is a highly featured wall in a spectacular position. Climb up left from a bolt belay in an alcove, to follow 6 U bolts via great moves to an easy slab. Belay on gear here and finish up either of the Silent routes.</climb> <climb id="89" name="Silent Running" length="25m" grade="23" fa="Nick & Heather Hancock, Dec 2010." number="10." stars="*" extra="5Þ">From the very top of the stack abseil eastwards 30m to busy ledges. Climb a straightforward hand crack to a sharp layback arete with 5 U bolts.</climb> <text class="Discussion" id="12">These next routes are on the east face. They can be identified by first locating Mithras, a strong roof bound crack lined with bolted routes on either side. 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R.McMahon, 1980.">The cracks to the left of the smooth white face which faces east. Climb easily up the wide cracks to gain the chimney. Up this and traverse awkwardly right at its top to finish (there is a variant finish out left by Stephenson and Deka, 1989).</climb> <climb id="95" stars="" extra="" number="12." name="Open Project" length="20m" grade="31-32" fa="na">The immaculate face which the abseil line take you down. Logged hear in the hope that it will catch someone attention and they'll climb it.</climb> <climb grade="17" length="30m" name="Lady Chatterley's Liver" number="13." stars="" id="14" fa="Ben Maddison, John Fantini, 1980.">The leaning offwidth corner immediately to the right of the smooth white face.</climb> <climb extra="3Þ" grade="28" length="15m" name="Holiday in Bulimia" number="14." stars="" id="15" fa="Dave Jones, Gordon Poultney, Feb 1995.">Up broken seam past 3 bolt runners two lines left of Mithras. The route can apparently be climbed at grade 25 by using the lefthand arête.</climb> <climb extra="3Þ" grade="23" length="15m" name="Of Jellyfish and Men" number="15." stars="**" id="16" fa="E.Peacock, S.Ford, C.Reid, Dec 1991.">The face route immediately left of Mithras with 3 carrot bolts, thoughtful and tricky slab face climbing. The route starts in the middle of the sub-buttress then heads right to the first bolt. Bolts are a bit weirdly placed, pre-equipping them is a good idea.</climb> <climb grade="17" length="20m" name="Mithras" number="16." stars="***" id="17" fa="R.McMahon, K.Lockwood, I.Thomas, 1980." extra="">The classic corner off the main ledge, pass roof on left.</climb> <climb extra="Þ" grade="26" length="15m" name="Febrifuge" number="17." stars="**" id="18" fa="E.Peacock, S.Ford, Dec 1991.">The face right of Mithras. A small camming device protects the bottom moves, followed by 2 bolts then more natural pro. Quite exciting pulling through the roof.</climb> <climb grade="22" length="15m" name="White Sail" number="18." stars="**" id="19" fa="Simon Parsons, Nick Deka, Phil Bigg, 1981." extra="">The line on the left hand side of the north face, which is around the corner to the right of Febrifuge. Up a very awkward, slightly overhanging thin knucklecrack. Straight up this to easier ground and a classic layback flake.</climb> <climb grade="22" length="15m" name="Eskimo Sun Park" number="19." stars="**" id="20" fa="Simon Parsons, Phil Bigg, Doug Fife, 1982." extra="">The crack on the right hand side of the face. A hand crack with a small bulge at one third height. Strenuous and flared. Climb straight up the crack. The crux involves a layaway at the bulge.</climb> <climb extra="" grade="25" length="20m" name="In League with the Devil" number="20." stars="***" id="21" fa="Nick Hancock, Andrew Bissett, Jul 2000.">Nick had to strike a deal with a daeity to get a belay and second for this climb. From the end of the ledge (a few meters right of Eskimo Sun Park) hand traverse right for a few meters to enter the bottomless crack. Follow this up past an overlap and into a corner beside a roof. After sneaking a rest head out right past the roof and snatch for the jug. Mantle onto the jug, take a few breaths and proceed up the pleasant wall to finish. A fine, strenuous route with excellent protection (000-3 friend, no wires needed).</climb> <text class="heading3" guide.action="submit" guide.id="80" guide.page="0" guide.type="text" id="22">White Stack - Lower Tier</text> <text class="Discussion" id="23">These routes are on the lower tier.</text> <climb grade="20" length="20m" name="Passing Water" number="21." stars="" id="24" fa="Robert McMahon, John Fisher, Mar 1995.">The crack rising fron the sea, reached by abseiling from the south end of the lower platform (about 10m south of Holiday in Bulimia) to a pedestal in calm conditions.</climb> <text class="Discussion" id="25">The next three climbs are on a wall starting at sea-level (below a region between 5-15m north of the base of Holiday in Bulimia).</text> <climb grade="19" length="20m" name="The Path of Righteousness" number="22." stars="*" id="26" fa="Roger Parkyn, Nick Hancock, Aug 2002.">The straight hand-crack starting from a hanging belay at water level. Abseil in.</climb> <climb extra="" grade="22" guide.action="submit" guide.id="26" guide.page="0" guide.type="climb" length="20m" name="Jesus is My Belay Bunny" number="23." stars="**" id="27" fa="Nick Hancock, Roger Parkyn, Aug 2002.">On the lowest tier directly below Of Jellyfish and Men, climb the crack starting above a sea-washed triangular stance, to a tricky swing left to gain the continuation up The Path of Righteousness.</climb> <climb grade="23" length="20m" name="God Ain't Watching" number="24." stars="*" id="28" fa="Nick Hancock, Roger Parkyn, Aug 2002.">The flaring crack a few metres right leads to bold moves (the route was rap inspected and top roped before the first ascent) up left to a big jug and creative protection. Make a balancy step up to gain a flake and an easier finish.</climb> <text class="Discussion" id="29">The next climbs are also on the lower tier but are further north.</text> <image id="111" src="Loosing acuity copy.jpg" height="800" width="600" legend="true" legendTitle="The Darkside"> <drawing> <path id="76970" points="232,557, 241,474,label 249,349, 254,262, 246,186, 242,134," d="M232,557C233.96380119493926,549.0814467945997 238.2797033661164,507.28362940281124 241,474C243.7202966338836,440.71637059718876 246.86652388185738,383.79207208048 249,349C251.13347611814262,314.20792791952 254.56250517342792,292.5627810895846 254,262C253.43749482657208,231.43721891041545 247.94722231236832,206.7703713319289 246,186C244.05277768763168,165.2296286680711 243.6,154.8 242,134" linkedTo="31"/> <path id="47067" points="117,525, 131,261, 144,170, 164,108," d="M117,525C122.60000000000002,419.4 130.22837663058894,285.6325921773527 131,261C131.77162336941106,236.36740782264727 138.50590324149903,195.47263042577717 144,170C149.49409675850097,144.52736957422283 156,132.8 164,108" linkedTo="20"/> <path id="88443" points="130,569, 140,540, 160,534, 159,457, 173,441, 166,388, 160,360, 144,322, 130,262," d="M130,569C134,557.4 134.56443087021185,546.3414973180862 140,540C145.43556912978815,533.6585026819138 158.13624923969118,542.1416480581912 160,534C161.86375076030882,525.8583519418088 157.82269899759626,465.42223024796516 159,457C160.17730100240374,448.57776975203484 172.1416691729107,449.4606895813089 173,441C173.8583308270893,432.5393104186911 167.81510911505458,399.30952602457086 166,388C164.18489088494542,376.69047397542914 163.62215405525498,370.8664621657649 160,360C156.37784594474502,349.1335378342351 148.82756744787923,337.7700536630722 144,322C139.17243255212077,306.2299463369278 129.22837663058894,286.6325921773527 130,262" linkedTo="21"/> <path id="55240" points="230,680, 210,662, 202,626, 206,578, 232,556, 228,536, 214,524, 212,470, 202,424, 194,364, 198,326, 198,292, 214,242, 214,154," d="M230,680C222,672.8 214.95434725839405,671.55481256976 210,662C205.04565274160595,652.44518743024 202.70164641544562,640.7345747243581 202,626C201.29835358455438,611.2654252756419 200.6334368540005,590.5219806739988 206,578C211.3665631459995,565.4780193260012 230.03619880506074,563.9185532054003 232,556C233.96380119493926,548.0814467945997 231.61598823558393,542.4284235299269 228,536C224.38401176441607,529.5715764700731 215.73769992828545,531.1680122041774 214,524C212.26230007171455,516.8319877958226 214.24347634707252,488.69563622560423 212,470C209.75652365292748,451.30436377439577 205.15237922999256,442.5640110210674 202,424C198.84762077000744,405.4359889789326 194.62331686045215,379.27126308107734 194,364C193.37668313954785,348.72873691892266 197.24560773313368,339.5790608035936 198,326C198.75439226686632,312.4209391964064 195.45527533269606,305.3598045033457 198,292C200.54472466730394,278.6401954966543 211.58152876618135,262.8593143916858 214,242C216.41847123381865,221.14068560831416 214,189.2 214,154" linkedTo="94"/> </drawing> <legend> <climb>20</climb> <climb>21</climb> <climb>30</climb> <climb>94</climb> <climb>31</climb> </legend> </image> <climb grade="18" length="8m" name="Noddy's Wave" number="25." stars="" id="30" fa="K.Lockwood, I.Thomas, R.McMahon, 1980.">Directly below Eskimo Sun Park.</climb> <climb id="94" number="26." name="The Dark Side" length="30m" grade="27" fa="Nick & Heather Hancock, Dec 2010." stars="***" extra="Þ">This climb ascends the high hanging wall on the north west tip of the stack. Abseil from below Return to Normality, to belay on a ledge a few metres above the boulder beach. Step across the gap and climb a groove to a short traverse right. Move up past a glued carrot bolt to a break, then swing left to a jug. Follow the hard sequency wall above past 3 more glued carrots and then layback cracks leading to the top. Friends from 1 to 3.5, with triples in the smaller sizes, and 4 brackets.</climb> <climb grade="19" length="35m" name="Losing Acuity" number="27." stars="" id="31" fa="Ben Maddison, John Fantini, 1980.">The gritty awkward offwidth corner in the cleft around the corner to the right. Access by abseil.</climb> <text class="heading2" id="32">Island Zawn</text> <text class="text" id="33">The usual access is by abseil (22m). Head out on the promontory between Big Zawn and Island Zawn, on the Island side is a large solid looking tree 10 m down from the crest. Please put a sling and karabiner round the tree, you can recover it when you climb out. To get to Harpic bliss and POTAI you walk to the very end of this promontory and abseil in off u-bolt anchor to ledge above sea.</text> <image id="103" src="IMG_2985.JPG" height="525" width="700" legendTitle="South Face of the Island" legend="true"> <drawing> <path id="29124" points="191,427, 190,340, 150,233," d="M191,427C190.6,392.2 197.19617310047576,374.05018491444633 190,340C182.80382689952424,305.94981508555367 166,275.8 150,233" linkedTo="36"/> <path id="46443" points="528,280, 552,51," d="M528,280C537.6,188.4 542.4,142.6 552,51" linkedTo="34"/> </drawing> <legend> <climb/> <climb>34</climb> <climb>36</climb> </legend> </image> <climb extra="" grade="19" length=" 20m" name="I'm Stuck and I Can't Get Out " number="28." stars="" id="34" fa="Kim Robinson, John Forcett 1997">Climb the gaping off width on the southern side of Island Zawn.</climb> <climb extra="" grade="16" guide.action="submit" guide.id="35" guide.page="0" guide.type="climb" length="12m" name="Ilsa" number="29." stars="" id="36" fa="B. and P. Baxter, Jul 2002.">On the south side of the island. At sealevel, were the big smooth boulders start, is a narrow buttress with aplite rock for the first few moves. Iisa goes up the center. A little gem.</climb> <text class="Discussion" id="37">These next few routes are on the east and north faces of the island. Walk around the south side of the island to them.</text> <climb extra="" grade="18" length="15m" name="Bloody Obvious" number="30." stars="*" id="35" fa="Kim Robinson, John Forcett 1997.">Climb the clean crack on the left hand side of the east face.</climb> <climb grade="15" length="13m" name="Kepler" number="31." stars="" id="38" fa="Jim Duff, Robert McMahon, 1980.">Finishes on the obvious orange slab on the front left hand side of the Island Zawn buttress. 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Climb a short line for 4m to gain the left side of the roof, traverse right under the roof and onto the large ledge. Finish by climbing the corner crack at the back of the ledge. Beware of the loose hold on the traverse.</climb> <climb extra="" grade="20" length="20m" name="Simplistic View" number="33." stars="" id="40" fa="Kim Robinson, John Forcett 1997">Climb the right-angled groove on the arête to the left of 'Boris'.</climb> <climb grade="18" length="20m" name="Boris" number="34." stars="**" id="41" fa="B.Yeltsin, 1980.">The very clean short corner in the middle of the buttress. Laying away and jamming onto the large ledge. Finish up Punctam Equans.</climb> <climb grade="18" length="20m" name="Astronomia Nova" number="35." stars="*" id="42" fa="R.McMahon, P.Cover, 1980.">Halfway between the corner and the edge of the buttress. Up a short left leaning corner and straight up the steep face and shallow corner crack above to a step right and then up an easy crack back to the left to finish.</climb> <climb grade="15" length="20m" name="Kopernigk" number="36." stars="" id="43" fa="Jim Duff, Robert McMahon, 1980.">The obvious line just to the right of Astronomia Nova. Up the crack in the corner up a series of steps. This line and Astronomia Nova have a common last 5m.</climb> <climb grade="22" length="20m" name="Swash" number="37." stars="*" id="44" fa="Simon Parsons, Phil Bigg, Doug Fife, 1982.">Around the corner to the right of the east face is a very impressive corner which starts in the sea.</climb> <climb grade="17" length="20m" name="Aqua Phobia" number="38." stars="*" id="45">Right of Swash.</climb> <text class="Discussion" id="46">There are two routes on the short face further to the right. They are short and can be reached by abseiling or by coming in from the north.</text> <climb grade="20" length="16m" name="Solar Plexus" number="39." stars="" id="47" fa="B.Maddison, R.McMahon, C.Rathbone, 1981.">Start in the wee chasm 6m left of the northernmost part of the island. Massive step across from sloping buttress then up diagonal left leaning crack.</climb> <climb grade="14" length="15m" name="Aristarchus" number="40." stars="" id="48" fa="Robert McMahon, P.Cover, 1980.">Just below and in front of the boulder at the right hand extremity of the island cliff.</climb> <text class="Discussion" id="49">There are a number of climbs in Island Zawn behind the island and around towards the base of White Stack. The next two routes are on the stepped buttress just right of the gulch separating White Stack. They make nice exit routes after climbing on the island.</text> <climb grade="14" length="25m" name="Boanthropy" number="41." stars="" id="50" fa="Robert McMahon, 1980.">The strong corner 5m right of the deep cleft topped by piled rubble.</climb> <climb grade="14" length="25m" name="Lycanthropy" number="42." stars="" id="51" fa="Robert McMahon, 1980.">Finishes up the prow 4m right of Boanthropy.</climb> <text class="Discussion" id="52">High on the first piece of solid rock to the right of this buttress there is the following diagonal line.</text> <climb grade="18" length="15m" name="Narcolepsy" number="43." stars="*" id="53" fa="John Fantini, Ben Maddison, 1980." extra="">Climb the strong leftwards diagonal up to the bulging crack, and up this to the top.</climb> <text class="text" id="54">On the wall directly facing the back of the island are the following climbs:</text> <image id="106" src="Flying V.JPG" height="525" width="700" legend="true" legendTitle="Flying V Buttress" printLayout="Rotate"> <drawing> <path id="75650" points="" d=""/> <path id="83677" points="475,158, 330,159, 277,166," d="M475,158C417,158.4 351.36667295702637,158.1367000825444 330,159C308.63332704297363,159.8632999174556 298.2,163.2 277,166" linkedTo="55"/> <path id="91960" points="477,55, 430,49, 358,52, 256,55," d="M477,55C458.2,52.599999999999994 448.94655261607966,49.47764418359865 430,49C411.05344738392034,48.52235581640135 386.80786709652125,51.00662527253375 358,52C329.19213290347875,52.99337472746625 296.8,53.800000000000004 256,55" linkedTo="60"/> <path id="26135" points="322,367, 269,402, 153,406," d="M322,367C300.8,381 293.7549064481857,396.2873292811879 269,402C244.24509355181428,407.7126707188121 199.4,404.4 153,406" linkedTo="53"/> <path id="65959" points="455,143, 235,147," d="M455,143C367,144.6 323,145.4 235,147" linkedTo="56"/> </drawing> <legend> <climb>53</climb> <climb>55</climb> <climb>56</climb> <climb>60</climb> </legend> </image> <climb extra="" grade="17" length="35m" name="Flying V" number="44." stars="" id="55" fa="Kim Robinson, John Forcett 1997">Climb the obvious arête behind Island Zawn, the arête left of 'A Nice day for Kicking Goals'.</climb> <climb grade="16" length="25m" name="A Nice Day for Kicking Goals" number="45." stars="" id="56" fa="Ben Maddison, Robert McMahon, 1979.">Downhill and 25m right of Narcolepsy on the left side of a wide broken face. Stay a metre or two right of the arete and a metre or two left of the break in the face.</climb> <climb extra="" grade="15" length="25m" name="Loose Possums" number="46." stars="" id="57" fa="Dave Gardner, A.Holden, Jul 1990.">Two metres right of ANDFKG is a break in the face. Loose Possums starts in the crack a further 2 metres right. Avoid the gully high up by climbing the rib on the right. Worthless.</climb> <climb extra="" grade="17" length="25m" name="Iona" number="47." stars="" id="58" fa="B Baxter and H Smith, May 2008.">Two metres right of Loose Possums is another crack. Up this, then at one third's height take the thin right trending crack to the top.</climb> <text class="text" id="59">The next climbs are on the buttress that starts level with the northern end of the island.</text> <climb extra="" grade="16" length="40m" name="IQ Test" number="48." stars="" id="60" fa="Robert McMahon, P.Cover, 1980.">The basis of this climb is a fine curving off-width corner high up on the buttress.Start on the boulders at the base of the cliff below the crack. Ascend short steep face trending right to gain the corner and straight up this and then traverse off left to a small saddle with a tree to finish. Better than it looks and a good way to escape from Island Zawn.</climb> <image id="109" src="Narcolepsy and Pipeline copy.jpg" height="667" width="500" legend="true" legendTitle="Narcolepsy and Pipeline"> <drawing> <rect id="43578" x="405" y="172" width="75" height="38" style="black_text_on_solid_white" text="Outer Zawn
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</climb> <climb extra="" grade="25" length="20m" name="Planet of the Ape Index" number="52." stars="**" id="66" fa="Nick Hancock and a woefully short Andrew Bissett, Aug 2001.">Climb the crack to the right of the wall to a small ledge. From here head out left past three bolts. Eventually the arête is reached after a series of moves very challenging to people with a reach of less than 190cm (may be slightly easier if you've more reach or impossible if you've less). Continue up arete to the top. Gear is three u-bolts and some medium cams.</climb> <text class="heading2" id="63">Big Zawn</text> <text class="description" id="64">Access to the start of these climbs is normally by traversing in from sealevel from the ramp at the base of Lassie's Wall, but it isn't hard to descend at the other end.</text> <text class="Discussion" id="67">The next few climbs are on the south side of Big Zawn. They generally face north. The descriptions start at the detatched buttress and work to the right towards the back of the Zawn.</text> <climb grade="18" length="10m" name="Amanuensis" number="53." stars="" id="68" fa="Ben Maddison, Robert McMahon, 1977.">On the detatched pillar opposite Afternoon Shift. Ascend to the top of pillar. Solo down on the sea side of the pillar (crux).</climb> <climb grade="17" length="15m" name="Afternoon Shift" number="54." stars="" id="69" fa="Jim Duff, Robert McMahon, 1980.">The widening crack right opposite the back of the detatched pillar. Unpleasant.</climb> <climb grade="17" length="20m" name="Bradwalda" number="55." stars="" id="70" fa="Robert McMahon, Ben Maddison, 1976.">Start at the crack just right of the aplite seam on the semi-detatched buttress about 25m right of the detatched buttress. Climb straight up the crack to the top. There is an exciting grade 18 variant which moves right at two thirds height.</climb> <climb grade="15" length="20m" name="Helios" number="56." stars="" id="71" fa="Robert McMahon, Ben Maddison, 1976.">The obvious line just above the finish of Bradwalda.</climb> <climb grade="18" length="20m" name="Dien Bien Phu" number="57." stars="" id="72" fa="Garn Cooper, Robert McMahon, Jul 1990.">Start 25m up the hill to the left of the finish of Bradwalda at the foot of the steep handcrack. Climb through the bulge and up the crack above. When this stops climb the slab above.</climb> <climb grade="18" length="15m" name="Moby Dick" number="58." stars="" id="73" fa="Robert McMahon, K.Bischoff, 1980.">A variant start to Waterline. The continuation of the diagonal line down to the left.</climb> <climb grade="16" length="50m" name="Waterline" number="59." stars="" id="74" fa="Robert McMahon, Ben Maddison, 1980.">Located on the left hand end of the wall that faces the land. The line is indicated by a steep slab near the top of the cliff which is split by a good looking crack. Start directly below this, and wander up to gain the crack which is pleasant enough but too short to really compensate for the rest of the climb.</climb> <text class="Discussion" id="75">The next few routes are on the other side of the Zawn and generally face southeast.</text> <climb grade="18" length="30m" name="Old Snossy" number="60." stars="" id="76" fa="Ben Maddison, Robert Mcahon, 1979.">Start 5m left of Penetration and 10m left of the back of the zawn, under the overhanging blocks. Up to green sling at 10m then up runout slab above.</climb> <climb grade="17" length="30m" name="Penetration" number="61." stars="" id="77" fa="Robert McMahon, Jim Duff, 1980.">Deep in the gulch. The prow left of Crime of Passion.</climb> <climb grade="20" length="50m" name="Crimes of Passion" number="62." stars="" id="78" fa="Ben Maddison, S.Baker, 1980.">Located on the opposite wall to Waterline, the back wall of the zawn. It takes the line through the right hand end of the roof at half height. The rock is a bit woeful.</climb> <climb grade="23" length="30m" name="True, Like Ice, Like Fire" number="63." stars="" id="79" fa="Robert McMahon, 1989.">As you traverse into Big Zawn you cross a narrow gap where the sea washes in, to get onto a large boulder. This climb starts from the top of the boulder. The pitons used as protection on the first ascent are no longer present. Bridge and face climb up the thin crack and continue up the ever steepening wall and into a small V-ledge and then up a couple of steps to finish.</climb> <climb grade="21" length="20m" name="Fast lane" number="64." stars="" id="80" fa="Nick Deka, Di Batten, Doug Bruce, Pete Steane, 1989.">Just right of the gap. Take the right hand of two possible cracks to gain the overhanging hand cracks. Up this and the face above on the left to finish.</climb> <climb grade="16" length="20m" name="Lover's Hand" number="65." stars="" id="81" fa="Robert McMahon, Jim Duff, 1980.">The huge gulch. Nice at the top.</climb> <climb grade="17" length="15m" name="Fallen Angel" number="66." stars="" id="82" fa="Roxanne Wells, Nick Deka, Robert McMahon, 1989.">A few metres right of Fast Lane. Up the face and crack on the left and then straight up the crack and over some choss to finish.</climb> </guide>


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In the last issue of our Top 20 Music Chart, which collects the best albums across all genres, the new album by Dutch veteran metallers God Dethroned entered straight and directly at the third place. And this happend 5 months since the beginning of the year, meaning that the chart is really packed with solid and important albums. The reason for that is simple: we're in front of a great work. The World Ablaze is a magnificient album and one of the best metal releases you will hear in 2017.
God Dethroned are a Death Metal band from Netherlands with a long-term career which started as back as 1991. In such a long time span the group went through a number of changes in the line-up and also some periods of silence. The World Ablaze arrives in fact seven years after their previous release, but from what we hear we may imagine the dutch metallers spending this time refining and improving their signature Blackened Death Metal style. Death Metal is not an easy kind of music to hear, and unfortunately this sub-genre is today inflated by an excessive number of low-level bands that simply find themselves pushing the sounds to the extremes, without particular skills or any research for something different to say. Nothing we just wrote applies to The World Ablaze.
The quality of the album is impressive, there is a fantastic balance between energy and melancholy, the two main and recurring themes of their recent production. God Dethroned have an undeniable capability to forge impressive and engaging guitar riffs which result enough catchy and "groovy" to make the songs enjoyable to hear but keeping some of the brutality of standard Death Metal.
Speaking of the music, the band are on top form here, still straddling the nebulous border between the more "extreme" end of Melodic Death Metal, and the more song-based side of "true" Death Metal, but with a renewed focus and confidence – the hooks are still sharp and spiteful, the riffs are still intense and electrifying, while the drums, although still supremely ferocious when they need to be (which is often) aren't quite as frantic as they were on their previous album, Under the Sign of the Iron Cross, with the band taking a more measured and dynamic approach to their writing this time around. (No Clean Singing)
Whether you are already a battle-hardened God Dethroned fan or someone new to death metal, 'The World Ablaze' will almost certainly be a hit. How could it not be though? This is God Dethroned at their savage, brutal and beautiful best. (The Blog of Much Metal)


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The AA to the rescue. Telephone Box 231 was at Thorn's Cross AA box 231 on the A380 near Chudleigh in Devon. A quiet road at the time, this is now a busy junction. The car receiving attention is a Morris Minor convertible. The AA had about 900 of these "sentry" boxes and members held a key in case they needed to phone for assistance. All were decomissioned in 2002 as mobile phone use became more common.
Children dismantle an abandoned car in Moss Side.
The Post Office at Ashopton in Derbyshire. This was a village in the Derwent Valley with a population of fewer than 100. Besides the Post Office, there was a Methodist Chapel, The Ashopton Inn, a motor garage and a sawmill. The village was abandoned in the early 1940s when the valley was flooded to create Ladybower Reservoir which supplies water to Nottingham, Leicester and Derby.
Also photographed in Blackpool was this man fishing from the Central Pier. It looks as though he may have hooked a large fish.
A tram trundles across Westminster Bridge in 1949. Route 38 rand from Victoria Embankment to Abbey Wood, via New Cross, Greenwich and Woolwich. Along with many other tram routes, this was replaced by buses in July 1952
The Chevrah Shass Synagogue was situated in Old Montague Street, Whitechapel in East London. It had been founded in 1896. At its peak, this orthodox congregation numbered nearly 200 members. It closed some time after 1956 when it amalgamated with another congregation. Old Montague Street is largely residential although a few shops remain in the vicinity of the former Synagogue.
Arguments Yard off of Church Street, Whitby. This is one of 80 or so remaining yards or "ghauts" to be found in this Yorkshire town. There are a further 30 alleyways or flights of steps.
When houses were built in medieval Whitby, there were often long gardens to the rear. Gradually these were built upon, starting at the farthest end. As demand for housing grew, the buildings gradually encroached upon the land leaving just a narrow space between them..
Deeds from the mid 17th century show one Thomas Argment living in Church Street. The present name is believed to be an English corruption of the original Flemish name
The 18th Century stocks still stand in Chapel-en-le-Frith's Market Place alongside the Market Cross. Behind is the Roebuck Hotel. A house was built here in the 13th century for the Duely family. Rebuilt in 1700, it became a beerhouse in 1720 known as the New Hall. Between 1750 and 1850 the building served as a court house until becoming the Roebuck.


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I saw a couple of questions recently about database versions. One of the recent changes in Ops Center 12.3.1 was support for Oracle Database 18.104.22.168. If you have an embedded database, the database is automatically upgraded when you upgrade OC to 12.3.1.
The questions, though, were about what happens if you have a customer-managed database.
"If I'm upgrading to 12.3.1 with a customer-managed database, do I have to upgrade the DB to 22.214.171.124?"
Nope. Oracle Database 18.104.22.168.0 or 184.108.40.206.0 are still supported for the remote DB, so you don't have to upgrade.
"What about a fresh installation?"
The same is true for a new installation. You can take a look at the Cert Matrix to see what's supported for what.


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