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SAFETY FIRST. Air bags are installed in the seat belts and shoulder harnesses, and deploy outward from the occupant. Improper use or design of these systems can compromise occupant safety.
The NTSB recently completed a safety study of air bags in general aviation aircraft. It concluded that air bags can reduce or eliminate injuries in survivable accidents where most of the impact force is longitudinal (lined up with the direction in which the aircraft is moving). However, in an aircraft accident, there often are severe vertical and sideways forces acting on the aircraft and its occupants. Aircraft air bags are installed in the seat belt/shoulder harness, and deploy outward from the occupant, rather than being built into the dashboard, steering wheel or sidewall as with cars and trucks. The ability of current designs to afford protection against forces from multiple directions is restricted, unlike some automotive systems where curtains of airbags surround occupants. The NTSB's researchers found that improper use, adjustment or design of restraint systems can compromise occupant safety.
The Safety Board noted that air bags were first certificated for pilot and copilot seats on general aviation aircraft in 2004. In 2005, Mooney, Cessna and Cirrus began offering air bags as standard equipment on their GA aircraft. As of August, 2010, they had been installed in more than 7,000 aircraft. In 2006, the NTSB began its study to see whether air bags actually worked to reduce injuries in general aviation accidents. During the next three years, researchers were notified of 145 accidents or incidents involving airplanes that had air bags. Ten of those accidents fit the study criteria and received in-depth treatment. The 10 accidents were severe enough to expect that the air bags should deploy, and they worked in all 10 cases. Despite detailed documentation of damage to the aircraft and injuries to occupants, the researchers didn't uncover evidence that the air bags reduced the severity of injuries in all cases. They were able to conclude, however, that the air bags didn't make things worse.
The Safety Board previously noted that tests showed air bags would help reduce head injuries in general aviation accidents. However, the NTSB stopped short of calling for the FAA to require air bags. Instead, it called for more study of air bags, while calling for the FAA to take action on something that the NTSB has long considered a fundamental part of occupant protection: shoulder harnesses.
The NTSB's first study of the crashworthiness of general aviation aircraft was adopted in 1972. It focused on the pilot's role in reducing impact forces during a planned emergency landing. Pilots are able to have some effect on crash forces by keeping the airplane under control, being precise with airspeeds, selecting what terrain and objects to hit when there are options, and sacrificing aircraft structure to absorb energy.
In 1980, a safety study documented past accidents, regulatory developments and crashworthiness research. The Safety Board issued recommendations to the FAA that included making shoulder harnesses mandatory. It also called for sharp objects to be removed from instrument panels. Another study adopted in 1980 resulted in the NTSB asking the FAA to require improvements in fuel systems for the prevention of postcrash fires. In 1983, the Safety Board began a three-year follow-up study of general aviation crash worthiness. It issued more than two dozen recommendations to the FAA to improve crash survivability, one of which was to require the use of shoulder harnesses for all takeoffs and landings. In response, the FAA ordered installation of shoulder harnesses for all seats in newly manufactured small airplanes beginning on December 12, 1986. On June 4, 1993, it was reported that properly used shoulder harnesses reduced major injuries by 88%, and fatalities by 20% over lap belts alone. It urged owners of older aircraft to obtain approved shoulder-harness kits. Now, the NTSB says it's time for the FAA to mandate that shoulder harnesses be installed on all general aviation airplanes that aren't currently equipped with such restraints in accordance with the FAA's Advisory Circular. Here are three accidents in which the NTSB found that use of shoulder harnesses would have made a difference.
Cessna 150L
The single-engine Cessna was taking off from Phillips Flying Ranch Airport, Rockwall, Texas, for a flight to Terrell, Texas. The flight instructor had scheduled a night instructional flight with a student at Terrell. When the airplane failed to arrive, a search was initiated. The wreckage was found about 100 yards southeast of runway 13 at Rockwall. The airplane had come to rest inverted. The pilot was fatally injured. A fuel-tank vent tube was blocked with mud, consistent with the mud nest of an insect. In addition, examination of the carburetor revealed that the accelerator-pump expansion spring was rusted and broken into two pieces. Rust chips were found at the bottom of the carburetor bowl. An autopsy concluded that the pilot's death was due to blunt-force injuries of the head and neck. Investigators learned that the pilot had a history of right-shoulder pain that was intermittently treated with prescription medications.
The occupant space in the cabin area wasn't compromised by the crash. Recovery personnel reported that although the pilot had been using his seat belt, the shoulder harness wasn't being used at the time of the accident. Friends of the pilot told investigators that the pilot's shoulder problem made it painful for him to use the shoulder harness.
The NTSB determined that the probable cause of this accident was the pilot's failure to maintain aircraft control following a loss of engine power due to contamination in the carburetor. Contributing to the severity of the accident was the pilot's failure to utilize his shoulder harness.
Beech J35
The single-engine airplane had been flying from Houston Executive Airport, Brookshire, Texas, to Hicks Airfield, Fort Worth, Texas, a distance of 233 nm. The pilot told investigators that as he was flying through Fort Worth Meacham International Airport's airspace, the engine momentarily skipped, then quit. The pilot declared an emergency with Meacham tower, and was cleared to land. He maneuvered for runway 16, and tried three times to restart the engine. When it wouldn't start, he committed to an engine-out landing. However, he realized that he wouldn't make it to the airport, and elected to perform a gear-up forced landing on a highway entrance ramp. During the crash, the pilot's head struck the instrument panel and he was seriously injured. The airplane wasn't equipped with shoulder harnesses.
Examination revealed that the fuel-metering unit was partially separated from the engine, and the throttle-control cable was disconnected. The mixture-actuating arm was fractured into two pieces. The mixture-control cable was attached to one of the pieces by hardware not approved for the purpose.
The NTSB determined that the probable cause of this accident was failure of the operator to ensure that the metering unit's throttle arm and throttle cable were secured using manufacturer-approved hardware. A contributing factor to the pilot's injuries was the lack of shoulder restraints.
Piper PA-28R-180
The instructor and student took off from McGregor, Texas, in the single-engine aircraft for a scheduled instructional flight. They had filed IFR, climbed to VFR on top, and cancelled their IFR flight plan. They maneuvered for about 20 minutes, then went to another airport to practice landings and takeoffs. On the return trip, they picked up an IFR clearance and received vectors for the VOR approach to runway 17. Because the wind was from the north, they requested a circling approach to runway 35. They broke out of the overcast at about 1,300 feet AGL. While maneuvering to join the left downwind for runway 35, the pilot ran the checklist, turned on the electric boost pump, then switched from the right to the left fuel tank. The instructor told investigators that he observed normal fuel pressure and fuel flow. The instructor reported to investigators, "Immediately after I looked away from the gauges, the engine began sputtering and acting like it was going to die. At this point, I put my hands on the controls and went full power with the throttle, while telling [the pilot] to switch back to the right tank." The engine then sounded as if it was going to regain power, but then quit again. The instructor took the controls. Realizing they weren't going to make it to the runway, the instructor landed in a field. The airplane was substantially damaged.
Both the instructor and pilot received minor injuries, and were able to get out unassisted. Fuel was found in both tanks. The airplane wasn't equipped with shoulder harnesses. The instructor told investigators, "I hit my chin on the dash of the aircraft when we hit the ground. The dash of the aircraft had some padding in it, so the injury was a lot less severe than it could have been. It made my gums bleed a little and my jaw hurt for a few days. Shoulder harnesses would have prevented me from hitting my chin on the dash."
The NTSB determined that the probable cause of this accident was a loss of engine power for undetermined reasons. Contributing to the severity of injuries was the airplane's lack of shoulder harnesses.
Peter Katz is editor and publisher of NTSB Reporter, an independent monthly update on aircraft accident investigations and other news concerning the National Transportation Safety Board. To subscribe, write to: NTSB Reporter, Subscription Dept., P.O. Box 831, White Plains, NY 10602-0831.


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On Wednesday, the weather being slightly more clement, we accoutred ourselves in our walking shoes and set off for Barby.
Must mention that there is a shop in the village, not exactly handy for the canal but we did purchase an ice-cream apiece.
Yesterday we moved up to the top of Hillmorton and today we will do the short hop to Rugby. Then it is preparation for the arrival of the grandsprogs.
Watch this space...


text: The Italian band 4th Dimension was founded in 2005 by singer Andrea Bicego and keyboard player Talete Fusaro. In 2011 with the support of Alessio Lucatti (Vision Divine) and Fabio Lione they released the first studio album "The White Path to Rebirth". Today the band has completed the second work named "Dispelling the Veil of Illusions" which will be released in 2014 on March 21st by Power Prog Records.


text: Last night was the opening night party for the 42nd Annual Decorators' Show House and Gardens, a nationally recognized event featuring the Southeast's finest interior and landscape designers. Organized by Atlanta Symphony Associates, proceeds will benefit the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra's Education and Community Engagement Programs, including the Atlanta Symphony Youth Orchestra and the Talent Development Program. Located at the famed architect, Philip Trammell Shutze's 1929 Georgian-style Knollwood Estate in Buckhead, the event displays the work of more than thirty-five designers, twenty-four interior rooms and three garden design spaces completely redesigned to showcase the designers' aesthetics. We would like to applaud Kelly Hansen of Kelly Crago Hansen Interiors, Inc. and John Oetgen of John Oetgen, Inc. for their fantastic work at the event. The spaces they created really reflect their respective styles. The event is running from April 21-May 13, 2012.


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Trendy, rugged aluminum design. Core i5 processor receives a boost. More inexpensive than the previous version. Equipped with Intel's Wireless Display 2 and WiMax. Excellent battery life.
Clickpad is not perfect yet. Non-removable battery. No longer a dual-graphics laptop.
Bottom Line
The Samsung QX411-W01UB mainstream laptop is cheaper than its predecessorby $200 and cranks out great battery life, but it loses the nVidia graphics subsystem and extra storage space.
With the Samsung QX411-W01UB ($699.99 list at Best Buy) Samsung shows off the third generation of its QX series, which features one of the prettiest and sturdiest aluminum designs in the mainstream laptop category. The last two versions had Nvidia graphics (with switching graphics technology) and the biggest hard drive availabletwo features you won't find in this revision. Though the QX411-W01UB now runs on integrated graphics only and has a 640GB hard drive (750GB is the largest), Best Buy made the deal really tantalizing by shaving off $200 from the price. But too bad it couldn't replace the moody clickpad with a dedicated touchpad and mouse buttons.
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Like the Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch (Thunderbolt) ($1,299 direct, 3.5 stars), Asus U46E-BAL5 ($699.99 List, 4.5 stars), and Dell Inspiron 14z (Core i5) ($750 direct, 4 stars), the QX411-W01UB sports an aluminum construction . Not all aluminum frames are created equal, though; some are sturdier than others. The QX411-W01UB is a perfectly good example of an aluminum frame that can withstand a good palm press. Its top is as unyielding as that of the Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch. Because of its thick aluminum skin, its 5-pound frame is slightly heavier than that of the 4.5-pound Dell 14z, 4.9-pound Asus U46E-BAL5, and 4.9-pound Sony VAIO VPC-EG16FM ($829.99 list, 4 stars). The 4.4-pound Gateway ID47H02u ($699.99 list, 4 stars) is the lightest mainstream laptop because it packs a 14-inch screen into a 13-inch frame.
Had it not been for a glass layer, the QX411-W01UB's 14-inch widescreen would have had the same appearance as that of Asus U46E-BAL5 and Sony VPC-EG16FM. Adding a glass layer is a common practice in HDTVs, promoting a cleaner look and making photos and videos pop. It's a feature that you would associate with premium laptops like the HP Envy 14 (Sandy Bridge) ($1,079.99 direct, 4 stars) and Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch.
The chiclet-style keyboardis a pleasure to type on, but lacks backlit LEDs. You can find a backlit keyboard in the Dell 14z and Apple 13-inch. The navigating experience is the laptop's weakest link, however. A clicking touchpad works beautifully on the Apple 13-inch (Thunderbolt), but has backfired on other laptops. The one on the QX411-W01UB has actually gotten worse, as the cursor is very jumpy when two fingers are used to surf the Web. It could be that it recently swapped the Elan-branded clickpad for a Synaptics one, and has yet to install an updated driver.
Like the Samsung QX411-W01's ($899.99 list, 3.5 stars), the QX411-W01UB offers Wireless Display, or simply, WiDi 2.0. Not only does it stream family slideshows or PowerPoint presentations to an HDTV, wirelessly, but the new improvements include streaming 1080p video (the previous version of WiDi was limited to 720p) and protected content (think DVD movies). You will, however, need to buy Netgear HD Push2TV receiver ($100 option at Best Buy), which has to be tethered to the HDTV at all times. The QX411-W01UB's internal WiMAX adaptor can connect to your city's WiMAX network, where available (as opposed to Wi-Fi, which covers a short range). Best of all, pricing plans are cheaper than many internet packages, and you don't have a dongle hanging off of a USB port.
The QX411-W01UB comes with a tray-ejecting DVD burner but no Blu-ray. In contrast, the pricier Sony VPC-EG16FM comes with a Blu-ray drive. Hidden behind a port cover are an HDMI and two USB 3.0 ports (which is 10 times faster than USB 2.0). While a port cover offers another layer of protection, it's a hassle pulling it off to get to those ports. There is a third USB that is uncovered, and it's the one I used most frequently. The laptop's hard drive capacity has been downgraded to 640GB (the previous one had a 750GB drive), but that's still plenty of storage for the average user. The speakers are right above the keyboard and are better sounding than those of the Asus U46E-BAL5 and Sony VPC-EG16FM.
Best Buy also has an extended warranty program, which offers customers an extra year of protection beyond the one-year warranty of most system manufacturers. There are two plans in this extended warranty program. The standard plan ($119.99) covers the system against normal wear and tear, power surge damage, and includes a "No Lemon" guarantee in which Best Buy will simply replace the computer if it requires more than 4 repairs during the coverage period. Best Buy's advanced plan ($219.99) offers all this, and also covers the system against accidental damage from drops and spills. Other special offers can be found online or in stores, like discounts on printers, software, and tech support plans which are available with any new consumer PC purchased through Best Buy.
The 2.4GHz Intel Core i5-2430M processor is a smidge faster than those found in the previous iterations of the QX411-W01UB. In fact, many of the newer mainstream laptops will be using the Core i5-2430M. The QX411-W01UB beat the Dell 14z and Sony VPC-EG16FM in Handbrake (1:53) and Cinebench 11.5 (2.71) tests, which highlights the power of the Core i5 processor. Its score in PCMark 7 (2,296), an overall system performance gauge, came in second behind the Dell 14z (2,308). It also registered the highest score (4 minutes) on Photoshop CS5 scripts, which benefited from the Core i5 and 6GB memory configuration. It used to be that the QX series leveraged two graphics chips, but Samsung decided that the minimal gains that the Nvidia chip had in graphics performance weren't worth its predecessor's premium. Instead, the QX411-W01UB relies on an Intel integrated graphic environment, which can ably handle moderate intensive 3D games, at medium quality settings.
The QX411-W01UB has a sealed-in 60WH battery. It lasted 8 hours 58 minutes on MobileMark 2007, which is the longest-lasting battery in mainstream laptops. Most of its peers also lasted into the 8 hour range, though, including the Sony VPC-EG16FM (8:12), Gateway ID47H02u (8:23), and Dell 14z (8:38).
The Samsung QX411-W01 is a beautifully constructed mainstream laptop. This revision sheds the Nvidia graphics system in order to lower its price by $200, but supplements it with a speedier Core i5 processor. The clicking touchpad can be maddening to use at times, although this isn't news to the QX series. It's a solid system and priced accordingly, but the Dell Inspiron 14z (Core i5) uses similar parts and comes with a better clickpad experience and a backlit keyboard.
Check out the test scores for the Samsung QX411-W01UB
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- 2 lbs. extra lean ground beef (or ground turkey)
- 2 tablespoons oil
- 2 cups onions, chopped
- 6 cups zucchini, chopped
- 4 cloves garlic, minced
- 2- 28 oz. cans diced tomatoes
- 1- 6 oz. can tomato paste
- 2- 15 oz. cans kidney beans
- 4 tablespoons chili powder
- 1½ tablespoons cumin
- 2 teaspoons cayenne
- 2 teaspoons salt
- Beer or water
- 1 bunch cilantro, chopped.
I will most likely be remembered for being the zucchini queen. It is a title I never aspired to, but it could be worse I suppose. When I put together my cookbook, "The Zucchini Houdini", it was done tongue in cheek and never really expected to get out to anyone but my family and friends. I'm thrilled that is has now reached people all over the country. The recipes all include zucchini, but it is not a vegetarian or even a health food type cookbook. Zucchini is inherently healthy, but the recipes in my cookbook were developed to be delicious- period, which often means decadent. One of the recipes that is popular in the book, has recently been featured in SHAPE magazine. So, yes, this one is healthy. However, it is also hearty, savory, and satisfying. It is my Zucchini Chili and it is the perfect dish for a cold, winter's night.
It combines all the ingredients you would expect in traditional chili, but with the fresh and tasty flavors of a fall harvest. You can spice it up or down depending on your family's tastes. The Zucchini Queen gives this her royal seal of approval!
Brown ground beef and drain. Set aside. In a Dutch oven sauté onions, zucchini and garlic in oil until tender. Add tomatoes, tomato paste, beans and spices. Add water or beer to bring to desired consistency. Simmer 1 hour. Serve with chopped cilantro on top.


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Istio in the Real World
Brett Henderson and Ben Ebsworth presented about Istio in the real world.Des Drury
Brett Henderson and Ben Ebsworth presented about Istio in the real world.Des Drury
Jorge Arteiro presented a talk about Azure Kubernetes Services with VS Code connected development environments at the May 2nd Meetup.Des Drury
At the March 22nd meetup Prateek Nayak presented the main talk about the Operator Pattern and Melchi Salins presented a lightening talk about the Jenkins Kubernetes plugin. The synopsis for the main talk was as follows. At MYOB, we have managed to simplify our operational workflow and increase devel…Des Drury
Corey Adolphus talks about how Kubernetes can be used to deliver services at planet scale!Des Drury
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Gonczigsuren wins Vivere ex Missione Award
To those familiar with her accomplishments, it shouldn't come as a great surprise that Nara Gonczigsuren was named this year's undergraduate Vivere ex Missione Award winner.
The honor, presented at commencement to a graduating student who best exemplifies the mission of University of Detroit Mercy, seems like a natural fit for Gonczigsuren, a biology major and leadership minor. During her time at the University, she participated in service immersion trips, coordinated a six-week summer enrichment program for minority students interested in pursuing dental careers, and volunteered for organizations like The Humanitarian Alliance of Michigan, World Medical Relief and Children's Hospital of Michigan, just to name a few.
But even with all this charitable work under her belt, Gonczigsuren was shocked when her name was announced.
"I would pay good money to see footage of my face," she said. "I remember… looking around in confusion, making sure those around me heard the same thing."
By the time she made her way to the podium, she was holding back happy tears as she thought about the people who had played a role in her receiving the award. "It was a very special moment for my loved ones and me," she said. "I cannot think of a better way to complete my undergraduate journey."
It's a journey that has exceeded her expectations. As a high school student, she chose Detroit Mercy for its academic programs, but she didn't realize at the time that so many of her favorite parts of college would take place outside of the classroom.
"My favorite experiences at Detroit Mercy have consisted of meeting all the right people through participating in organizations that mean a lot to me, like Residence Life, University Ministry, the Pre-Dental Student Association, the Emerging Leaders Program, the Muslim Student Association, Spectrum, etc.," she said. "Being a resident advisor has taught me some valuable life lessons that I do not think I would have came across otherwise. Being a service trip leader gave me the wonderful opportunity to advocate for various causes in cities across the country. All of these organizations allowed me to recognize my potential and meet those who share my love for making a change. These experiences have fueled my passion for service and overall social justice, which I intend to commit my career to."
Now, with her undergraduate years behind her, Gonczigsuren will enjoy her summer — "my first summer 'vacation' in a couple of years," she said — before moving on to her next adventure.
This is the first year Vivere ex Missione Awards were given to both undergraduate and graduate students at the McNichols Commencement. Sarah Cornwell was the graduate winner.
— By Amelia Skimin. Follow Detroit Mercy on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Have a story idea? Let us know by submitting your idea.


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Solar Expansion Tank 4.4 Gallon
This # 30 Amtrol Expansion Tank has a 1/2 male tank connection. The Amtrol 30 expansion tank can contain a volume of 4.4 gallons. The Hydronic expansion tank is designed to absorb the increased volume of water created when the hot water boiler is heated and keep the system pressure below the relief valve setting.
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Lowongan Kerja PT PANN Multi Finance (Persero) Oktober 2014
Sejak Tahun 2014, Ujian CPNS dilaksanakan secara online dengan sistem Computer Assisted Test (CAT).
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PT PANN Multi Finance (Persero) is a state-run ship financing services company, based in Jakarta. The Company running business in financing services for shipping industry, including Financial Lease, Factoring and other services (Vessel Monitoring System, Planned Maintenance System, Fuel Monitoring System). The Company was founded in 1974 with the aim to develop maritime industry in Indonesia.
PT PANN Multi Finance (Persero) is looking for talented people and the best candidates to join as positions below:
- Staff Akunting
- Male / Female age max 26 years old.
- D3 in Accounting from reputable state university with a cummulative GPA of at least 3.00.
- Minimum 2 years experience in the field.
- Good level in English (active).
- Good personality.
- Possess excellent communication, analytical skills and problem solving skills.
- Able to prepare accurate financial statements accurately.
- Have Brevet A Certificate of Taxation.
- At least 1 year of experience in Public Accounting Firm (KAP).
- Proficient in MS Office.
How to apply
Please apply along with your detailed CV, cover letter, academic certificate, academic transcript and recent photo via postal services to :
HRD PT PANN (Persero) – Gedung PT PANN Lt 4
Jl. Cikini IV No 11 Jakarta Pusat 10330
or via email to [email protected]
- Closing date 31 October 2014.
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How To Buy A Research Paper At An Affordable Price: Vital Advice
During your graduation and post-graduation years; you will have to complete two to three research papers. Now, it is always quite heart-warming to complete one on your own. The labor that goes into it makes your day when you sight fulfillment. However, if you do not feel the strength to do the work yourself, you can always seek external help.
The monetary issue
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Dr. Chris Mazza wanted to step down as chief executive officer of ORNGE in the summer of 2011 but his board of directors would not let him, Mazza has told the Star.
A developing mental illness that he says has now been diagnosed as post-traumatic stress disorder was part of the problem. Compounding that, he said he was also "working flat out" running ORNGE's provincial air ambulance service, trying to start foreign spinoffs, and looking for financial investors to pay the new bills.
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"It was very clear to myself, and my family, that my health was at risk," Mazza said in answers provided to the Star during the past month for an "eRead" on ORNGE launching Friday. Mazza said he approached then ORNGE chairman Rainer Beltzner in August 2011 with his request. Mazza claims he was told no.
"It was determined that now was not the time and I needed to dig deeper in order to get my tasks completed," said Mazza, recalling a conversation at an ORNGE meeting.
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Mazza, an emergency room doctor turned top executive earning $1.4 million annually, said the months that followed his request last fall were filled with stress and depression. It culminated with a dramatic scene near his son's grave in Etobicoke on Dec. 21, 2011. Mazza threatened to one day hang himself from a tree over the grave, according to a witness.
Mazza does not remember what he said. "I just know I was angry and wanted the pain to stop." A person with knowledge of his situation said Mazza is so medically fragile that he now sometimes sits quietly on the floor of his closet.
ORNGE is the provincial air ambulance service created in 2005 by Mazza and former health minister George Smitherman. The service receives $150 million a year in taxpayer money. Its job is to transport people in emergency situations and move patients to and from hospitals, typically from the north, who require treatment at larger southern centres. An ongoing Star investigation has revealed serious problems with the service, leading to new management and probes by police, MPPs and the provincial coroner.
Mazza testified in July at the Queen's Park committee probing ORNGE, but has never answered questions from the Star or other media until now.
According to Mazza's responses to the Star, he has done nothing wrong. Mazza said he created ORNGE as a replacement to a fractured air ambulance system that was "disorganized and under-resourced." He said he worked hard to modernize the infrastructure, which included his plan to replace the old system of contract air carriers with fleets of ORNGE-owned airplanes and helicopters. Mazza recalls being "encouraged and applauded" every step of the way by the "most senior levels" of the Dalton McGuinty government.
He said his decision to create a series of for-profit companies (the original ORNGE is a non-profit) was born out of a desire to raise money to supplement taxpayer dollars provided by the Ministry of Health that Mazza said were not sufficient to pay for a complete air ambulance system.
As the Star has previously reported, the plan Mazza and others devised did promise money to Ontario, but only 3 per cent of gross revenue from his new stable of for-profit companies (ORNGE Global, ORNGE Peel, ORNGE International, etc.). No money ever flowed from those companies, which are now defunct.
Mazza was the majority shareholder of the firms. He was CEO of each firm, as well as being CEO of the ORNGE non-profit air ambulance. The for-profit companies were designed to sell high-end executive insurance packages and grow the air ambulance business in places like Saudi Arabia and Brazil. The private firms also paid all of the executives, which removed their salaries from the provincial Sunshine List.
Much has been made of the multi-million dollar payment by helicopter manufacturer AgustaWestland to one of Mazza's start-up companies after the non-profit, publicly funded ORNGE paid $144 million to the same firm for 12 new helicopters. Payments totalling $4.7 million were made to ORNGE Global, with $2 million more promised as part of a "marketing services agreement" that is now the subject of a police investigation. Top executives at ORNGE have said ORNGE overpaid Agusta and one said it was at Mazza's direction. Mazza told the Star the terms of the agreement were brought to him and he "accepted" them.
The Star asked Mazza: "Did you purposely order the overpayment to make that money available?"
Mazza's response: "No . . . My understanding was that the monies paid to Agusta were required and at fair market value. In fact, it was my belief that we had negotiated a good discount."
Mazza said he would not answer any questions about the OPP investigation, now in its eighth month. "I have no knowledge of any illegality or impropriety that occurred at ORNGE whatsoever."
What Mazza did say is that by the summer of 2011 he was completely stressed out.
"Rainer Beltzner and a few other board members have been aware of my mental-health challenges for a few years now," Mazza said. It began to affect his performance in the summer of 2011 and Mazza claims he approached Beltzner and the board for assistance.
"I told them I needed to be released of some of my functions, namely being CEO of ORNGE (the non-profit)," Mazza said, making the claim now disputed by Beltzner. He added that "none of us knew the actual level of despair that I was sinking into."
On Dec. 10, 2011, Mazza said he went on temporary medical leave. He said he came back a week later to deal with some "critical business issues." On reflection, Mazza said he should not have come back as his health had "deteriorated significantly."
By Dec. 21, provincial Health Minister Deb Matthews had publicly ordered ORNGE to co-operate with the auditor general's probe. Mazza said other ORNGE officials told him to resign or take a medical leave.
"It was this conversation that pushed me into an acutely suicidal state," Mazza recalled. He was found by ORNGE staff, girlfriend Kelly Long and his ex-wife at the Park Lawn Cemetery in Etobicoke. As described in ORNGE: The Star investigation that broke the story, Mazza warned he would one day hang himself over his son's grave. Joshua, 15, died in a skiing accident in 2006.
Mazza went on medical leave later that day, and when the for-profit company that paid him was deemed insolvent, he was out of a job, along with Kelly Long.
Mazza said he sought treatment and was diagnosed with PTSD. He has not described his condition further. A person close to Mazza said his PTSD started "at a young age" and certain "triggering events" (such as recollection of his son's death) exacerbate his "fragile and depressive state."
The founder of ORNGE said he is upset that in March 2012 his health insurance benefits were cancelled. At the time he was being treated at the Homewood Health Centre in Guelph. He said he has not ruled out filing "a claim against the government."
Mazza concluded by saying he was pleased to see a series in the Star on PTSD and bullying.
"I will say that once I am able, these will be causes I will pursue to bring more awareness to. What I have suffered over the last year is not something I would wish on anyone. Although my medical team has struggled to find a treatment, I am grateful to all those that have been working so hard to keep me safe."
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text: UFDC Home | Help | RSS TABLE OF CONTENTS HIDE Front Cover Robinson Crusoe Washed Ashore Back Cover Group Title: Aunt Kate's series Title: Robinson Crusoe CITATION PAGE TURNER PAGE IMAGE Full Citation STANDARD VIEW MARC VIEW Permanent Link: http://ufdc.ufl.edu/UF00023604/00001 Material Information Title: Robinson Crusoe Series Title: Aunt Kate's series Physical Description: 13, 2 p. : col. ill. ; 26 cm. Language: English Creator: Defoe, Daniel, 1661?-1731McLoughlin Bros., inc ( Publisher ) Publisher: McLoughlin Brothers Place of Publication: New York Publication Date: [ca. 1880] Subjects Subject: Castaways -- Juvenile fiction ( lcsh )Shipwrecks -- Juvenile fiction ( lcsh )Survival after airplane accidents, shipwrecks, etc -- Juvenile fiction ( lcsh )Imaginary voyages -- 1880 ( rbgenr )Publishers' advertisements -- 1880 ( rbgenr )Bldn -- 1880 Genre: Imaginary voyages ( rbgenr )Publishers' advertisements ( rbgenr )novel ( marcgt ) Spatial Coverage: United States -- New York -- New York Notes General Note: Cover title. General Note: Inside of cover is included in pagination; text begins and ends on inside front and back cover. General Note: A variant of NUC pre-1956, 0118920 (v. 136, p. 620). General Note: Publisher's advertisement on back cover. General Note: Part I of Robinson Crusoe retold. General Note: Pages 3-4 sewn in reversed. Funding: Preservation and Access for American and British Children's Literature, 1870-1889 (NEH PA-50860-00). Record Information Bibliographic ID: UF00023604 Volume ID: VID00001 Source Institution: University of Florida Holding Location: Baldwin Library of Historical Children's Literature in the Department of Special Collections and Area Studies, George A. Smathers Libraries, University of Florida Rights Management: All rights reserved, Board of Trustees of the University of Florida. Resource Identifier: aleph - 001732523oclc - 30304599notis - AJE5169 Related Items Other version: Alternate version (PALMM)PALMM Version Table of Contents Front Cover Page 1 Robinson Crusoe Washed Ashore Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 Page 14 Page 15 Back Cover Page 16 Full Text -- s ;*r-: *-4 iL j:? -i '-4 /? -6 I, , Ii F LfiL m 'l: ~BP~DI~rqllrgpl --I- a IV - '- '; -- - T . .-, .r ,-i P-1, - ROBINSON CSOE WASHED ASHORE. ROBINSON CRUSOE WASHED ASHORE. WAS born at York, in the year 1632, of a good family. My father's name was Kreutznaer, a native of Bremen, who, by trading at Hull, gained a very plentiful fortune. He married my mother at York, and as her maiden name was Robinson, I was called Robinson Kreutznaer, which not being easily pronounced in the English tongue, we are now called, and, indeed, call: our- selves, and write our name-Crusoe. No pains or charge was spared in my education, my father designing me for the law; yet nothing would serve me, but I must go to sea; both The Baldwin Library University . m6BT of R lmB Florida . T-i. 8- :-~--; ---1- ROBINSON CRUSOE ON HIS RAFT. against the will of my father, the tears of my mother, and the en- treaties of friends. I was then, I think, nineteen years old, when one time, being at Hull, I met a school-fellow, going with his father, who was master of a ship to London; and telling him of my roving desires, he assured me of a free passage. Without imploring a blessing, or taking farewell of my parents, I took shipping on the 1st of September, 1651, for London. After making several voyages from thence to the Coast of Guinea, I finally sailed for the Brazils, and then Robinson Crusoe. northward upon the coast till our ship made Cape Augustifle, in order. to gain Africa, from whence, going further into the ocean, we met with a terrible tempest. When the weather cleared up a little, we found ourselves upon the Coast of Guinea. We then laid our course for the Leeward Islands; but a second storm succeeding, drove us to the westward; so we were afraid of falling into the hands of cruel sav- ages, or the paws of beasts of prey. In this distress, one of our men cried out, "Land! Land!" which he had no sooner said, than our ship struck upon a sand-bank, and the sea breaking over her, we expected all to have perished immediately. While we stood looking at one another, expecting death every mo- ment, the mate laid hold of the boat, and with the help of the test, flung it over the ship's side, and all getting in, we committed ourselves to God's mercy! When we had been driven about a league and a half, a large wave came rolling astern of us, and overset the boat. I was overwhelmed with water, going I knew not whither, but, as I thought, into a dismal gulf unknown I While all my companions were over- powered and entombed in the deep, I was, at length, dashed against a piece of rock, in such a manner as left me senseless; but recovering a little, before the return of the wave, I pushed forward, and reached the main land Tired and almost spent, I sank down on the grass by the cliffs of the shore, free from the dangers of the foaming ocean. I cast my eyes around, to behold what place I was in. I could see no house nor people; I was wet, yet had no clothes; hungry and thirsty, yet had nothing to eat or drink. The darksome night coming upon me, I got up into a thick, bushy tree, and seating myself so that I could not fall, a deep sleep overtook me. It was broad day, the next morn- ing, before I awoke, and came down from the tree. The tempest had ceased, and the ship lay about a mile from the place where I was. I re- solved to swim to the ship, and leaped into the water. After I reached it, I found great difficulty in getting on board. Finding the provisions in good order, I crammed my pockets, and losing no time, ate while I was doing other things. I fell to work, and flung overboard several spare yards, a spare topmast or two, and two or three large spars of wood, tying every one of them with, a rope, that they might not drift, away. Then I went down to the ship's side, and tied the spars fast together in the form of a raft, and crossed them with plank, until I found it would carry a considerable burden. I then considered what" I should load it with. I first lowered down all the plank and boards I could get, then three seamen's chests, which I filled with bread, rice, Dutch cheese, dried goat's Robinson Crusoe. flesh, and corn, some clothes, and some bottles of wine ; next the car- penter's chest, some fowling-pieces, powder and shot, beside several other weapons. I then put to sea, and after many trials, landed in a cave on the bank of a little river. Not far off, I espied a hill of great height, and there I: resolved to go and view the country, that I might. see what part of it was: best to fix my abode in. I found I was on an island, a place inhabited, probably, only by wild beasts. When I went back to my raft, I brought my effects on shore, and made a kind of hut with my chests .and boards, piling the empty chests and casks in a circle to fortify it against any sudden attack. I had been twelve times on board the ship, bringing away all that was possible, including ship-stores, car- penter's tools, ammunition, weapons, etc., a compass and spy-glass, a large amount of gold and silver, and when I looked out the next morning the ship was no more to be seen. I now began to think how I should secure myself from savages and wild beasts. At one time I thought of digging a, cave; at another I thought of erect- ing a tent; anid finally I resolved to do both. I found a steep rock by the side of a hill, and there I re- solved my tent should stand. I drove in two rows of stakes, inclosing a space of some ten yards, in a half circle; then with my boards and plank I built me a little castle. I had no door, but went in and out by a.ladder which I made. Here was my fortress, into which I carried all my riches, ammunition and stores. After this, I added a cellar, thatched the roof, and made many other im- provements, which cost me many a day's labor and pains. *During all this time I yearned for some companion to whom I could talk. I had taken from the ship two cats and a dog, and these often accompa- nied me in my rambles. On one of these, coming upon some parrots, I knocked one down, and took it home with me. After a while, I taught it to talk, and it did much to relieve the dullness of my home. At another time, I carried home a kid, that my dog would have killed, had I not stopped him. I had been often thinking of getting a kid or two, and so raising a breed of tame goats, and I thought this a good time to make a beginning. One day I found some barley and rice springing up near my castle. I had emptied an old sack at this place, little thinking that the thoughtless act would point out to me a way of getting an ample, supply of food. But so it happened; for it taught me to raise crops; but it was a long time before I learned to grind or sift my grain, and to make it into bread. During all my stay on the island, I had kept a record of time, by cutting a notch each day upon a square post; making the notches longer for Sun- days than for other days, and long ROBINSON CRUSOE BUILDING HIS HUT OR CASTLE. for the first day of each month than for Sundays; and as each Sunday came round, I made it a day of rest, reading my Bible, and giving thanks to God, that He had been so merciful to me, and made my solitary life so comfortable. A year had now passed, and every day I watched and prayed for some means of deliverance from this place; and then I began to think if it was not possible to make a canoe, such as Indians make out of the trunk of a tree. At last I selected a tree. Twenty days was I hacking and hewing this tree, fourteen in cutting off the limbs, '. ROBINSON CRUSOE KEEPING THE SABBATH DAY. and a month in shaping it like the bottom of a boat. When it was com- pleted, I found it was so large, that I was unable to get it to the water, and sadly gave up my undertaking. In the height of this work, I found I had lived four years upon the island. I The next year passed very quietly, and although I was disappointed in my first canoe, I made a second one, of much smaller size, but it was two years before I had finished it, and got it to the water. I now resolved to make a tour of the island. I set out on the 6th of November, in the seventh year of my Robinson Crusoe. captivity. After awhile I brought my boat safe to a little cove, and laid down to take a welcome repose. When I awoke, I left the boat, and made a trip into the island. I found plenty of delicious fruits, and brought many back with me. 'I saw many goats, with their kids, and I conceived the idea of capturing them, by making pitfalls and traps, baited with barley and rice. I knew, that if I wanted to furnish myself with goat's flesh, the- breeding them up, like a flock of sheep, about my hut, was the only method I could take. On my return from my tour, I set some traps, and one morning I found in one of them an old he-goat, and in the other, one male and two female kids. It was some time before they woald feed; but after throwing them some sweet corn, they began to be tamer. I inclosed a piece of ground to keep them in, and in about a year- and-a-half's time, I had a flock of twelve goats. I often gave them ears of barley, or a handful of rice, by which means they grew very tame. In two years more, I had forty-three, be- side what I had killed for my living. One day, it happened, that going to my boat, I saw the print of a man's naked foot on the shore. Had I seen a demon of the most frightful shape, I could not have been more con- founded. I listened, and cast my eyes around, but could hear nor see anything. I returned to my castle, frightened at every bush and tree, taking everything for men, and my mind filled with the wildest ideas. That night my eyes never closed. In. the morning I ventured out of my hut, and milked my goats, but I was con- stantly thinking of means to provide me with greater security. I even thought of pulling down my inclos- ures, turning my cattle wild into the woods, and digging up my corn-fields, that the enemy might not find them, and learn that I lived upon the island. Some fifteen months afterward, in the morning, before it was light, there appeared from the sea-shore, a flaming light, about two miles from me, but upon my side of the island. I was struck with a terrible surprise, and went at once to my castle, and pulled the ladder after me. I loaded my muskets and pistols, and resolved to defend myself until my last breath. Anxious to see what was going on, I went to the top of a hill, and there saw nine naked savages, eating, as I supposed, human flesh, with two canoes hauled up, waiting for the tide to carry them off again. After they had gone, I went to the spot, and saw the blood, bones, and parts of the flesh of the human bodies whom they had eaten. I was so fired with anger, that I was resolved to be re- venged on the next who came there. The chance came about a year later; but instead of two, there were five, canoe-loads, containing over thirty of the savages. Seeing so great a number, my heart sunk with- in me. I saw their horrible orgies, and I saw them drag two poor creat- Robinson Crusoe. ures from the boats. Soon, one of them fell upon the ground, knocked down, as I supposed, with a club, or wooden sword. The other poor creature looked around him with a wistful eye, but seeing himself a little at liberty, nature, as it were, inspired him with hopes of life. He started from them, and ran swiftly along the sands toward my castle. Two of the savages pursued him, but he ran so nimbly, that he gained on them every moment. As he drew near my castle, I seized my guns, and taking a short cut down the hill, threw myself be- tween the fugitive and his pursuers, hallooing loudly, and beckoning him to turn back, at the same time ad- vancing on the two who followed him, and rushing on the foremost, I knocked him down with the stock of my gun. I was loth to fire, lest the rest should hear. The other savage, seeing his fellow fall, took his bow from his back, and was fixing his arrow to shoot me, when I was forced to fire, and kill him. After I had killed the two savages, the one pursued was induced to come to me, but he did so with fear and trembling, and kneeled down and kissed the ground, and placing my foot upon his head, gave me to understand that he was my slave. I took him up, and made much of him, in the best way I could. He was a handsome fellow, well made, with straight, long limbs, and seemed about twenty-six years of age. This happened on Friday, and I gave him to understand that FRIDAY would be his name, because it was upon that day I saved his life; then I taught him to say Master, which, I made him sensible, was to be my name. I took him home with me, and fed him, I also gave him a suit of clothes, such as I had made for myself from the skins of goats, and other.animals, and, after awhile, I taught him to do all the kind of work that I had heretofore had to perform, not forgetting to instruct him in the Bible, and to cease all work on the Sabbath-day. Friday proved himself a very sincere, loving, and faithful servant: and, in a short time, could understand nearly all that I said to him, and I began to love him, and spared no pains to instruct him. I, too, learned i.mny things from him; not the least oi which was boat-building; for by his aid, and judgment, I was enabled to build and launch a large boat, which I styled my man-of-war, and which I designed to take me to land where Friday said there were white men living. One morning, while getting ready for this expedition, Friday came run- ning in to me, as though pursued for life, crying, "0, dear Master! 0, sorrow! 0, sorrow! Bad! 0, bad!" Why, what's the matter, Friday ?" said I. O, yonder! yonder I" said he, be one, two, three canoes! one, two, three!" Surely, thought I, there must be six, by my man's way of reckoning, but on stricter inquiry, 1 found there were but three. "Well, Friday," said I, "don't be ROBINSON CRUSOE SEES FOOTIPBIA\LS IN THE SAND. terrified; I warrant we will not only defend ourselves, but kill most of these savages." But though I comforted him in the best way I could, the poor creature trembled so, I scarce knew what to do with him. O, Master!" said he, "they come! look, Friday! cut pieces, Friday! cut-a-me-up !" "Why, Friday, said I, "they will eat me up as well as you; and my danger is as great as yours. But since it is so, we must resolve to, fight for our lives. What say you? Can you fight, Friday?" FRIDAY KNEELS TO CRUSOE TO SHOW THAT HE IS HIS SLAVE. "Yes," said he, faintly, "me shoot, me kill what I can!" "That's no matter," said I, again; "our guns will terrify those we do not kill. I am very willing to stand by you to the last drop of my blood. Now, tell me if you will do the like by me, and obey my orders." Friday answered, "O, Master! me lose life for you! me die when you bid die!" We loaded two fowling-pieces, four muskets, and two pistols, and divided them betwixt us, hung my sword to my side, and gave Friday a hatchet, a fine weapon for defence; and then, 0lt 6. L ,,,' ., i.i'. -i 11 ; u' ,, ' Robinson Crusoe. under this heavy load of armor, which was increased by our extra powder and shot, we marched in single file, to a thick wood, that stood between them and us. We found them all about their fires, eating the flesh of one of their prisoners, and that another lay bound upon the sand. I ascended a tree, and saw by my glass, that a white man lay upon the beach, with his hands and feet tied with things like rushes. v Turning to Friday, I said: "Now, Friday, mind what I say; fail in nothing, but do exactly as you see me do. Are you ready?" said I. "Yes, Master," said he. "Then fire at them," said I; and the same moment I fired also. We fired two or three rounds, and ,then rushed upon them. The savages were thrown into confusion, and so bewildered, they knew not what to do. Cutting loose the white man, who proved to be a Spaniard, I gave him a sword and pistol, and he soon cut two of the savages to pieces. Before our work of slaughter was done, we had killed all but four of the savages, and these had fled to one of the canoes. I jumped into one of the canoes, and bid Friday follow me. But here I found another creature, bound hand and foot, with very little life in him. I bid Friday speak to him, and tell him he was safe, and gave him a dram from my flask. As soon as Friday heard him speak, he went into trans- ports. He kissed, embraced, and hugged him; cried, laughed, danced, sung, and wrung his hands like one distracted; and it was a great while before I could make him speak; but at last he told me he was his father! We rubbed the limbs of the two men whom we had saved, and took them to our castle, where we gave them plenty to eat and drink. A few days afterward, in talking with the Spaniard, I learned that he had been shipwrecked, with sixteen of his fellow countrymen, and that they were then dragging a pitiful existence on the main land. If I should invite them here," said I, "would they make me a prisoner, or would they obey me, and work with me in my little kingdom?" "They are honest and true men," he replied, and would scorn to act so basely to their deliverer.". And then he said, that if I pleased, he and the old savage would go over and talk with them about it, and bring me an answer. That they should all swear fidelity to me, and he would do the same, and stand to me with the last drop of his blood. So, finally, I sent them over to the main land with full power to carry out this agreement. Scarce a fortnight had passed, when, impatient for their return, I laid down to sleep one morning, but was awakened by Friday, who called, "Master! Master! they are come." I jumped from my bed, and seizing my glass, looked toward the sea. About half a league off, I saw a Robinson Crusoe. boat. Climbing the mountain at the back of my castle, I plainly saw, in the distance, an English ship. As the boat drew near the shore, I per- ceived that three within it were prisoners, and I was concerned to know what was the object of their visit to the island. I was glad when I saw they were set at liberty, while the rascally seamen, leaving three in the boat, scattered about as though they wished to see the place. The three poor distressed creatures, too anxious to get any repose, were seated under the shade of a great tree. I approached them, and asked, "What are you, gentlemen?" They all started up. "Don't be afraid," said I, "perhaps you have a friend nearer than you expect." He must be from heaven," said one of them, gravely, "for we are past the help of man!." "Tell me your condition," I replied; perhaps I can save you." "The story," said he "is too long, but, sir, I was master of that ship; my men mutinied, and, as a favor, they have put these two men, one my mate,:the other a passenger, with me, on shore without murdering us." I then made conditions that they should obey me while on the island, and if I recovered their ship, they should afford Friday and myself a free passage to England. To which they gave a cheerful assent. Then I gave each a gun, with powder and ball sufficient, and as the mutineers returned, they fired upon them, and killed one of the captain's chief enemies, and wounded the other, who called loudly ior help. "Sirrah," said the captain, going up to him, "'tis too late to call for assistance; you should rather cry to God to pardon your villainy," and so he knocked him down with the stock of his gun. Three others were wounded also, and cried out for par- don. The captain granted this, if they would swear to be true to him in recovering the ship; which they solemnly promised to do. The other three were easily made prisoners. So far, all worked very well, but still there were twenty-six hands on board the ship, and they were sig- nalizing for their comrades to return. We made a small hole in the boat in which they had come on shore. This obliged them- to send another boat, with ten armed men, among whom were three lads, who had been forced into the mutiny. Leaving three men to look after the boat, the other seven started in quest of their companions. One of our party led them a wild chase, constantly answering their calls, and in the meantime we sur- prised and captured the men in the boat. On the return of the other seven, we fired at them, killing the boatswain, and wounding two others, while the rest ran about, wringing their hands; but were glad enough to surrender, and submit to be bound. The captain then expostulated with them, saying the Governor of the island was an Englishman, who might execute them here, but he thought * t:V a CRUSOE AND FRIDAY RESCUING THE SPANIARD. they would all be sent to England. They begged piteously to be spared, and after awhile the captain, in the Governor's name, agreed to pardon them if they would aid him in getting back the ship, telling them they would be hanged in chains if they acted in bad faith. We set out for the ship in two par- ties, and completely surprised those on board. In the scuffle that ensued the pirate chief was shot through the head, and a few others were injured. Nothing now remained but to dis- pose &f the prisoners. Consulting with the captain, I d( rc-eld myself BOBINSON CRUSOE TAKING LEAVE OF THE ISLAND. in one of his suits, and sending for them, told them I was going to leave the island, with all my people, and promised that their lives should be spared if they would stay there. They agreed to stay. Then 1 told them my story, and giving them every information necessary for their sub- sistence, and bidding them farewell, went on board the ship. 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I had the pleasure of meeting and photographing Rebekah last year on the Crash Taylor Workshop. An awesome workshop that I encourage anyone to join in and take part in, especially if Rebekah is the model.
So after the photo shoot last year we kept in touch and decided that if an opportunity arouse to be able to get together again, then we both would love to be able to get together for another shoot.
So we did, December was the date, Birmingham the location and we discussed the 3 different styles we wanted, from 60's vintage dress through to Brit pop Union Jack for the final images.
So with ideas and a styles set, we set off around the streets of Birmingham for another fun, chilly urban styled portrait photo shoot.
A big thank you to the following for joining me on this urban photo shoot in Birmingham, Tracey Barrow, Lel Hurst, Abi Ellson for the fun and laughs we all had together and my nephew Dan Grimes for providing the puff to the talcum powder in the flash shots.
And finally a big thank you also to Rebekah, who I think we shall be seeing a lot more of in the coming years, or maybe Paris in 2014? Her modelling portfolio can be found here: Rebekah
Rob Grimes Photography is a Nottingham based photographer specialising in creative documentary wedding photography – documentary style photography that tells the story of your day along with fine art couples portraits using creative lighting techniques. Rob is available to shoot weddings, elopements, couples sessions in Nottinghamshire and throughout the UK, Europe, America and worldwide for destination sessions.
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Council have recognised that there are a number of groups or organisations in the Penola, Coonawarra, Kalangadoo, Nangwarry, Glencoe and Furner communities that just can't find the right volunteers.
Believe it or not they are out there… There are a number of people, of all ages and backgrounds, just itching to help out in their community, they just need to find the right spot for them.
This is the idea behind Council's new 'Volunteer Matching Initiative' – Council, is matching those eager helpers with the perfect role in their community.
Local community and sporting groups or organisations are invited to register their 'positions vacant' with Council on their website at www.wattlerange.sa.gov.au by Wednesday 10 August 2016.
Registrations are only available online and groups or organisations requiring assistance to complete the form are invited to call in to the Penola Library and ask one of the friendly staff for assistance.
Volunteer positions will then be promoted at the Launch of the Initiative to be held in the Gallery at the John Riddoch Centre, Penola Visitor Information Centre at 27 Arthur Street, Penola on the evening of Wednesday, 17 August. On this evening and for the week following, interested volunteers and school students will be invited to come along and best match their skills, expertise and availability to the group or organisation/s that interest them.
Following its success in Millicent and its surrounding districts in May this year, with up to 40 organisations registering over 100 volunteer positions, Council's Chief Executive, Ben Gower is excited to see the initiative grow across the Council region. "The possibilities are endless" he said. "Opportunities range from mowing the local sporting oval to teaching local children to read or helping out the church group with their newsletter."
"Community groups are always seeking assistance and every little bit helps. It is a great idea to help the groups and the volunteers find each other" he added.
For further information contact Council's Community Development Officer Sarah Marzec on 8733 0900.
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About Rita Staffing
The year was 1973. Richard Nixon was president. The Vietnam war ended. Miami won the Super Bowl. And The Godfather won the academy award for best picture.
1973 was also the year that Jim and Marty Dayvault organized and established Rita Staffing in Lakeland, a full-service recruitment and placement firm.
40 Years of Success…and Counting
Over the years, we have grown to become one of Central Florida's largest and most successful staffing firms. Each year we provide staffing support to hundreds of employers and help thousands of people find rewarding careers.
Our mission is to assist employers in meeting the challenges faced by virtually every business in America which is matching workforce to workload.
Today, Rita Staffing has offices in South and North Lakeland, Winter Haven, Plant City, Tampa, and Sebring. To provide specialized support for our clients, Rita Staffing also owns and operates two other staffing companies which are:
Rita Technology Services
Sunshine Staffing
Certified Staffing Professionals
At Rita Staffing, we are committed to providing the greatest staffing expertise and most ethical service to our clients and candidates. As part of this commitment, our Staffing Directors and Managers along with many other members of our Rita and Sunshine Staffing Teams have received the designation of Certified Staffing Professional (CSP) by the American Staffing Association.
This certification requires demonstrated expertise in the areas of employment law principles and ethical practices applicable to the staffing industry.
Senior Professionals in Human Resource
In addition to our Certified Staffing Professionals, four of our senior managers have earned certifications as Senior Professionals in Human Resource (SPHR).
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Preimplantation Genetic Diagnostics (PGD)
Preimplantation Genetic Diagnostics (PGD) is a range of methods for the detection of hereditary diseases in the embryo before the embryo transfer into the uterus. The name of the method bears some hidden advertising or even a guarantee. In fact, the exact name of the method is "Pre Embryo Transfer Genetic Diagnostics" (PET-GD).
It should be noted that no implantation as a guarantee after using this method is implied. So, this should be explained. The only point is that we use all genetic methods for the diagnostics of genetic characteristics of the embryo only with the purpose of transferring genetically healthy material to the uterus.
Indeed, because of PGD, couples with a high risk of transmitting various inherited genetic diseases have an opportunity to give birth to a healthy child or healthy children.
PGD is necessary for all couples where genetic abnormalities were identified in the husband or the wife.
If a chromosome abnormality was found in the karyotype, a chromosomal profile, of the wife or the husband.
If a woman has had at least two spontaneous abortions.
If a woman has had at least one case of missed abortion due to a confirmed chromosomal abnormality (karyotyping of the embryo or chorionic villi in missed abortion).
If a woman has had at least one case of missed abortion due to structural abnormalities of the embryo identified by ULTRASOUND SCANNING or EMBRYOSCOPY.
If a couple has had several failures of IVF protocols: no pregnancy, biochemical pregnancy, missed abortion, miscarriage.In women undergoing IVF protocols at the age of 35 to 42.
In couples diagnosed with sex-linked genetic diseases, such as hemophilia. The birth of a girl would release the family from suffering.
Finally, THE BIRTH OF AN HEIR.
Or the birth of A GIRL, a welcome delight for the mother's heart in a family full of boys/men.
1. Determination of the karyotype of the patient
2. Determination of the karyotype of amniocytes from the ongoing
3. Determination of the karyotype of chorionic villi in the abortive
4. Determination of the karyotype of chorionic villi from the ongoing
5. Determination of the karyotype of chorionic villi from the ongoing
pregnancy, FISH method
6. Determination of the karyotype of amniocytes from the ongoing
pregnancy, FISH method
7. FISH assay of blood lymphocytes (1 chromosome)
8. FISH assay of blood lymphocytes (2 chromosomes)
9. Semen analysis, FISH method
10. Semen analysis, FISH method for investigation of individual
11. Immunization with husband's lymphocytes
12. Irrigation of the uterine cavity with autologous peripheral blood
mononuclear cells
13. Irrigation of the uterine cavity with peripheral blood platelets
14. Preimplantation genetic diagnostics (PGD, 5 chromosomes)
15. Preimplantation genetic diagnostics (PGD, 7 chromosomes)
16. Preimplantation genetic diagnostics of all chromosomes or by
individual chromosomes.


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East and Northeast students dressed in Houston Texans' gear as part of Go Texans Day!
Luckily, they dressed the part on Friday while they had smiles on their faces. After the Texans' loss to the Kansas City Chiefs Sunday night -- and the loss of J.J. Watt for the season - those smiles could have turned to frowns if they had held Go Texans Day today. Watt will require season-ending surgery to repair a leg fracture.
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Hi all.
I'm starting to use flexget on a raspberry pi 3.
I installed it in a virtualenv following the instructions on the site. I already had python for other development project.
The only extra dependency I was missing is mechanicalsoup, which I need to use the formlogin plugin.
I installed it but when I try to run my task I get this error:
CRITICAL formlogin test task mechanicalsoup required (python module), please install it.
Yet if I try a sudo pip install mechanicalsoup I get:
Requirement already satisfied: mechanicalsoup in /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages
Can anyone help me please?
That looks like you're trying to install the module on your system Python. You need to install it in your virtualenv install. Navigate to your flextget install directory and enter source bin/activate then install mechanicalsoup. You can run deactivate to exit the virtualenv when you're done.
source bin/activate
Actually, I DID try to install mechanicalsoup in my flexget virtualenv. All outputs I pasted came while working with flexget virtualenv activated.
The fact is that I already had mechanicalsoup installed in my system python before for other projects (or could it be a failed install of it, I don't remember).
I don't know if this could be the cause of the problem, but I understood that the whole point of using virtualenv was to have separate and independent install of libraries, so that should not be the issue. Or did I get it wrong?
After further try, I think I got the problem.
I was installing in the virtualenv with "sudo pip install mechanicalsoup". Installing without sudo gave me again the already installed warning and nothing seemed to happen, but after that the issue disappeared.
Thank you for the hint.
That's odd. You must not actually be running FlexGet under the virtual environment-- it's unlikely to be owned by root. virtualenv creates a new install of Python, and using the activate script changes your path so that it any Python script you run uses that install instead of the system Python.
Well, if I try to run flexget without activating the virtualenv first I get a command not found, so I think it is running in the virtualenv
Interesting. I run my FlexGet under a virtualenv installed under /etc/flexget, and this is what I see when I start the virtualenv:
ianstalk@nigiri:~$ source /etc/flexget/flexget/bin/activate
(flexget) ianstalk@nigiri:~$ which python
(flexget) ianstalk@nigiri:~$ deactivate
ianstalk@nigiri:~$ which python
Note that after I deactivate it's using a different path.
Same for me.
If I do a "which python" when activated I get:/home/pi/flexget/bin/python
when deactivated:/usr/bin/python
Hi,I'm struggling with the same issue, went through on the same steps.Flexget is running in virtual env, where I installed Mechanicalsoup after activating the virtual env.However I still get the error message: "mechanicalsoup required (python module), please install it"Any advise?
Command logs:(flexget) htpc@htpc:~/flexget/bin$ pip install mechanicalsoupRequirement already satisfied: mechanicalsoup in /home/htpc/flexget/lib/python3.6/site-packagesRequirement already satisfied: requests>=2.0 in /home/htpc/flexget/lib/python3.6/site-packages (from mechanicalsoup)Requirement already satisfied: lxml in /home/htpc/flexget/lib/python3.6/site-packages (from mechanicalsoup)Requirement already satisfied: six>=1.4 in /home/htpc/flexget/lib/python3.6/site-packages (from mechanicalsoup)Requirement already satisfied: beautifulsoup4 in /home/htpc/flexget/lib/python3.6/site-packages (from mechanicalsoup)Requirement already satisfied: chardet<3.1.0,>=3.0.2 in /home/htpc/flexget/lib/python3.6/site-packages (from requests>=2.0->mechanicalsoup)Requirement already satisfied: idna<2.9,>=2.5 in /home/htpc/flexget/lib/python3.6/site-packages (from requests>=2.0->mechanicalsoup)Requirement already satisfied: urllib3<1.25,>=1.21.1 in /home/htpc/flexget/lib/python3.6/site-packages (from requests>=2.0->mechanicalsoup)Requirement already satisfied: certifi>=2017.4.17 in /home/htpc/flexget/lib/python3.6/site-packages (from requests>=2.0->mechanicalsoup)
(flexget) htpc@htpc:~/flexget/bin$ which python/home/htpc/flexget/bin/python


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Since marrying quite a few years ago Shirley and Ian Hall have lived in 30 different properties – 'some for Ian's work and some because we like doing up houses,' says Shirley, who used to run a bed and breakfast business. So their homes have ranged from a Portuguese villa, to a cottage in Devon, and now the 1890s Gloucestershire cottage they're currently living in.
This fairytale thatched cottage was once two cottages which in the 1960s had been knocked together and a rear extension added. 'When we came to view it two years ago we found the previous owner had been living here on a temporary basis while he built another house nearby,' says Shirley. 'The general look of the place was a bit bare and unloved. It was tired and tasteless but we could see it would make a great project.'
First the couple had a survey carried out and had the thatched roof checked too. 'Everything passed muster,' says Ian. 'So we went ahead and bought it and began the improvements.'