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Straightening system for frames of heavy commercial trucks SIVER T
A rail system, embedded in concrete flush with the concrete floor forms the basis of the system.
As pulling devices horizontal pullers and vertical jacks are used. Additionally a high-front support and chains with retainer are provided.
Vehicle and pulling devices attachment
The vehicle's attachment to the frame is accomplished with two opposite acting forces.
A set of rails - 1 set
Frame dimensions - 4,7 m х 16 m
Frame repair in horizontal plane
To repair a frame skewing in horizontal plane a force created by the horizontal puller shall be applied, while reference points shall be installed opposite. To adjust the force application height "force triangles" are provided, installed bot on the pulling device and on the supports.
Horizontal puller - 2 pcs.
Handy wheels for motion
Removable handle
Set of anchors
Force of hydraulic cylinder 20 t
Rod stroke - 28 cm
Spacing between pulling devices - 80 mm
Horizontal support - 1 pcs.
Handy wheels for motion
Removable handle
Set of anchors
A set of pulling supports with a set of locks
Big triangle – 3 pcs.
Small triangle – 2 pcs.
Extension piece – 2 pcs.
Bolt with nut – 6 pcs.
Pin – 14 pcs.
Frame repair in vertical plane
To repair a frame skewing in vertical plane the vertical pulling device is used , while the frame is fixed with chains and rollers.
Vertical jack- 2 pcs.
Equipped with spring-loaded wheels for fast and comfortable movement.
Minimum height - 500
Maximum height - 1126
Rod stroke - 300 mm
Height adjustment step - 50 mm
Hydraulic cylinder force - 20 t.
Anchor rollers
Are used to attach the vehicle's frame to the rail system, as well as to change the pulling direction.
Large - 2 pcs.
Small - 2 pcs.
Hydraulic G clamps are used to repair frame kinks.
The system comes complete with a G clamp with a 10 t hydraulic cylinder.
A 20 t G clamp is available optionally.
Pneumohydraulic power unit
Control by 4 hydraulic cylinders simultaneously
Force monitoring with a pressure gauge
Operational pressure 7-14 bar
Oil tank volume 7,5 liter
Pulling tower
Producer reserves the right to make changes in design and set of products without prior notice!


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Given recent risks associated with Covid19 This event has been postponed from Apr 25, 2020 to Nov 07, 2020
The "Running with Sasquatch" 5k will begin on the campus of Ivy Academy on Saturday, April 25th at 9am. The 5k trail race is an out and back course along the North Chick Creek. The trail will be roughly 4-5ft wide and will accommodate two-way traffic. Expect possible creek crossings, standing water, fallen trees, and rugged terrain, with the turn around at "Pride Rock". Water will be available near mile marker 1. We encourage you to bring your own water supply, especially if you are hiking/walking the 5k. Please remember to Leave No Trace. Depending on the number of participants, there may be 2 start waves. This event will be FUN! Those who beat Sasquatch will receive an "I whooped Sas" trucker hat. Packet Pick up will be Friday, April 24th from 3:30-6pm and Saturday, April 25th, 7-8:30am.
We are scholars, stewards, and volunteers: WE ARE IVY. The mission of Ivy Academy is to provide a quality educational program with an emphasis on scholarship, environmental stewardship, and volunteerism for all students, designed to prepare them to positively influence society and nature.Ivy Academy is a tuition-free public charter middle and high school, currently serving grades 6-12 in Soddy Daisy, TN. We are adjacent to the North Chickamauga Creek and are able to take full advantage of the trails and creek for specialized, project-based instruction. Ivy Academy is a national leader in Environmental Education and is a USDE Green Ribbon School and a 501 (c3) non-profit program. Similar to all Hamilton County public schools, we operate by receiving per-pupil education funds from the state. We strive to extend the educational experience of our students through a variety of non-traditional activities, and additional funding resources are paramount to that cause.
SURPRISE! Running with Sas participants will receive free admission to The Cumberland Trail Spring Festival. There will be nature-themed booths and demonstrations by local naturalists, historians and students at Ivy Academy, wildlife, food and nature craft vendors, guided hikes in the North Chick Gorge, a scavenger hunt, live music, and more!
Not interested in running/hiking the event but still want to get involved? Sign up for the " Sleepy Sasquatch "? Sleep in, skip the run and still get a sweet shirt. All proceeds of this race go directly to benefiting the students of Ivy Academy.
Want to help students at Ivy? Of course you do! To DONATE, please visit www.ivyacademychattanooga.comIf you are interested in sponsoring the race, please contact Phillip Mansueto, firstname.lastname@example.com, 423-305-7494
There will be a "Recycled Race Number" drop box at the Running with Sasquatch 5k. All those who recycle their numbers will be eligible for door prizes at the completion of the event. Run-N-Recycle!
Awards for Overall Top 3 Male and Overall Top 3 Female.
Packet pick-up will be Friday, April 24th, from 4-6 pm and Saturday, April 25th from 7-8:45 am. Race start time is 9 am. Race day registration starts at 7 am. Those signing up on race day are NOT guaranteed a shirt. Please report to the registration table after the race to check if extra shirts are available.

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Visit to Stephen Smith's Garden Centre at Christmas.
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Christmas Jumper day Fri 13th Dec.
Thanks to all staff who worked Friday 13th December in non standard uniform! Merry Christmas
Well Done Ruth & Alistair!
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Yorkshire Night
Ruth Nield and Alistair Hoyle kindly organised a Yorkshire night. Brass ban music and real ale.
Gargrave Canal Boat Trip
Victoria and Alexandra units enjoyed a day on the canal around Skipton and Gargrave on Wednesday 4th September 2019. Thanks to SCAD and Ruth and Lin for helping on the day.
New Garden Wing Water Feature
A new addition to our Garden Wing's sensory garden is the new water feature.
Let's get out more.
We are pleased to shown off our new wheelchair access van which joins our existing Minibus.
Summer Fayre
Thanks to everyone who made the day a great success!
Nick & Valerie Holmes 25th Anniversary
Nick and Valerie Holmes were visited by Rugby star Earl Crabtree.
Dementia Friendly Award
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Block Printing Workshop
Regular price $45.00
Join us to learn the art of stamp carving and block printing to create one-of-a-kind textiles and paper goods!
In this hands-on class, you will create your design and pattern, carve your stamp block, and explore printing on various materials. All materials, tools, and instruction will be provided, including items to print on: a small notebook, towel, and greeting cards.
Unless otherwise noted, workshops are for those 16 years of age or over.
Cancellation Policy- We require 72 hours notice via email in order to issue any class fee refunds, transfers, or credits. Learn more about our policies
(optional) Take home one of our nifty block printing tool kits and continue the carving and printing fun!
Select the "Class Registration & Printing Kit Bundle" option during registration, and you'll take home a kit with everything you need to continue! This includes a cutter with five different blades, 3"x3" rubber block material, multi-surface ink pad, and small papergoods. Purchasing the bundle offers a 20% discount on the kit compared to buying it outside of the class session!
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Liz Wright, the founder and Chief Creative Lady of Assembly, is a multi-disciplinary maker with an extensive history of creative projects and pursuits. She considers herself a lifelong learner and enjoys the challenges and thrills of learning a new skill and supporting others to do the same.
Assembly: 2520 SE 26th Avenue, Portland, Oregon 97202
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ADKHewes replied to lrg355's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)I take it then Fairhaven launch is open for business?
What auto pilot are you using.
ADKHewes replied to 13usedparts's topic in Open Lake DiscussionGarmin Reactor with smart pump. Works beautifully. Quiet, simple. System is two years old and have had no problems. You can literally fish for 17 hours (including motoring between spots) and never have to touch the steering wheel. We've fished in flat calm to 6-7 footers, strong cross/head/tail winds. The only time you'll ever spin is when you unknowingly hit the "standby" button on the remote while kicker is turned full lock.
ADKHewes replied to steelfire's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)6mph will be no problem. Our general rule of thumb is N or NW @ 10mph, plan on 4 to 6 footers. In a very seaworthy, 25' boat, 4 foot seas are about as rough as we can comfortably fish in. 6's just take the fun out of it. I would say in a 19 foot boat, you'll need to be careful about not taking water over the transom in 4s plus.
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ADKHewes replied to maisie's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)Last year was our first year on the water and we really started from scratch as far as big water salmon and trout trolling goes. After much research, we bought Ranger Tournament Series nets for a number of reasons. At first I considered the RS nets but for $225 per net, I wouldn't be able to handle the first time it got scratched, bent or stepped on, not to mention accidentally being sent to the bottom in 650 fow. They are also very heavy. They do look great and seem to be made with quality components. The Ranger net is coated and we've yet to have a hook get stuck in the material. The individual holes in the bag are about 5/8" dia and it seems to be very easy on the fish. It also rinses clean very easily with a few aggressive dunks at 2.5 mph. The net bag material and both hoop and handle are strong and durable. You know that low hanging branch on the West side of the parking lot at the Fair Haven state launch? No match for the Ranger Tournament Series net. The handle is octagonal in shape so there is no hunting for the hole (like on a round handled net) in the heat of the moment. You can get the big, telescoping net for about $90 bucks so if you lose it or when you step on it and bend it, it won't hurt as much.
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ADKHewes replied to littlemack01's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)We struggled. Fished Saturday and Sunday. One steelhead 45' down on on a rigger using a standard RV Twoface late morning. Between 6:30 and 7:30 PM we went 3 4 4 on both standard and mag Moonshine Smitty. 40-60' down in 90-110' fow. Marked very few fish and little to no bait. Tried a wide variety of spoon patterns/sizes. Not much interested.
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ADKHewes replied to hookedupf7's topic in Tackle and TechniquesAgree with above. Very generous guy. Certainly "hooked" us up.
I apologize. Reading my post back to myself, it does sound slightly offensive. Not my intent AT ALL! As I've mentioned before, this site is an awesome source of information and I certainly do not want to wear out my welcome!
New Hewescraft OP220 ET/RT
ADKHewes replied to ADKHewes's topic in This Old BoatUPDATE: Brought the boat home and parked her in the garage mid Feb. Since then, we've been working every weekend (and some week nights) rigging the boat. Here's where we're at: -OP 220 Rigid soft top/ET -Honda BF 250/9.9HT (with HD SS tie bar) and HD-4 gauge -Hewes (WhoDat factory) folding fish tower with 6 rocket launchers and net holder -Truck suspension seats, washdown pump, live well, shark hide -Garmin GPSMAP 1242 XSV at helm -Garmin GPSMAP 1042 XSV on RamMount on fish tower for fishing deck -Garmin Reactor 40 Corepack with SmartPump and GHC 20 display -Garmin 210 AIS VHF w 8' antenna -Garmin AP remote -Garmin CV52HW-TM transducer -(Maybe we should buy stock in Garmin) -Trollmaster Pro Troll Pro3+ -3 Scotty HP2116 Downriggers w/15lb Sharks -6 Cannon ratcheting/swiveling rod holders on Cannon tracks -BigJon Planer Rigger mast/reels mounted in bow with double keel Otter Boats -FishHawk X4D -Black Oak 20" Marine Headlight and POD deck light -Flexfire under gunnel LED Strips (White throughout, UV in stern) Hoping to finish this weekend! Pics to come...
Garmin makes several AP systems, including their Reactor 40 Corepack with SmartPump and GHC 20 display. Not sure what you're willing to spend but I think this system and support that comes with it is second to none. In doing quite a bit of research, it sounds like the Lowrance Outboard Pilot is a toy compared to the SmartPump system.
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ADKHewes replied to Tradman's topic in Tackle and TechniquesHow can I get in touch with "bikinibottom"? I need a 15lb black shark!
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ADKHewes replied to VooDoo's topic in Tackle and TechniquesHow about color? We have 2, 15lb gloss black shark weights and I'm looking to get a third. Should I consider a chromed weight to add variety to the spread?
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ADKHewes posted a topic in Tackle and TechniquesI'm interested to know if anyone has used the Traxstech planer reels with the integrated pulley (specifically part numbers PR-300 or APR-3000) and what you think. I've been told by one individual that the small pulley made it all but impossible to reel in an Otter Boat.
Greater Niagara Fishing & Outdoor Expo
ADKHewes posted a topic in Open Lake DiscussionAs some of you may know (from my earlier posts), I am looking to outfit a new Ocean Pro. For those that have been to this show, would it be worth the 5 hour drive for me to attend? My primary interest in going is to potentially save some money on electronics, rod holders, planer riggers/boards, weights, etc.?
New Hewescraft OP220 ET/RT
ADKHewes posted a topic in This Old BoatHi all, I am very near to pulling the trigger on a new Ocean Pro 220. We will be using the boat to fish local lakes for walleye, trout and landlocked salmon as well as Ontario for Kings, steelhead, trout and more. I have a pretty good idea of what major components we will rig but I'd like to get input from experienced/knowledgeable people who can tell me what I need/don't. Here goes: BF250 or 225 and BF9.9 high thrust joined with tie bar (Are there better options to control kicker?) Fish tower (factory or Barewest) with 6 rocket launcher rod holders, 2 net holders, radar plate, tabs for deck lights and headlights Lowrance HDS-12 GEN3 with Sonar and Structure scan (considering second 9" unit to mount in the stern) Lowrance Outboard pilot AP with WR10 Remote & BT1 Base Station TROLLMaster Pro2/Pro3/iTroll (Suggestions?) 3x Scotty 2116 HP Riggers 4x Big Jon ratcheting rod holders (very much open to suggestions-vertical trees, Traxstech systems, etc. What works best for plate boats?) Planer rigger - fish tower mounted reels, port & starboard or Dual planer rigger mounted toward bow. Suggestions? Fish Hawk X4 or X4D Lawrence Link-8 VHF with 8' folding antenna Feel free to agree with or tear my list apart. You won't hurt my feelings and I am always happy to learn! I greatly appreciate the input!
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ADKHewes posted a topic in Introduce YourselfHi all. Long time lurker, first time poster. What a great resource and wealth of knowledge this site is! I'm in the process of buying a Hewescraft Ocean Pro 220 ET/RT. I live in the Fonda, NY area and we fish many of the Adirondack lakes/reservoirs (George, Champlain, Indian, Sacandaga, Otsego to name a few). We are outfitting the boat to fish these lakes as well as our newest endevour; Ontario. I had a few questions about rigging, electronics, tackle, etc.. After hanging around the site for a few months, I have even more. So much to learn. To start, I may make a separate post describing the layout/accessories/electronics I have in mind and let you folks tell me if I'm way off base or headed in the right direction. Thank you ahead of time! Josh


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The Trump administration on Monday revived a federal program curtailed by former President Barack Obama that allows local police departments to receive surplus military equipment.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced the decision at a national convention for the Fraternal Order of Police, one of the groups that had long urged Trump to restore the program, a day after documents obtained by Fox News detailed the plan.
Obama largley ended the program following concerns that armored vehicles and other military surplus gear were inflaming confrontations between police and civilians, particularly after protests and riots in 2014 and 2015 in response to officer shootings of black males.
Sessions told the audience at the convention in Nashville that the restart will "ensure that you can get the lifesaving gear that you need to do your job and send a strong message that we will not allow criminal activity, violence and lawlessness to become a new normal."
The White House later released an executive order formalizing the decision. The order could restore police agencies' access to bullet-proof vests and riot shields -- and also would further the administration's law-and-order agenda, a component of which is reducing violent crime by giving local police more resources.
The executive order restores "the full scope of a longstanding program for recycling surplus, lifesaving gear from the Department of Defense," according to the documents obtained by Fox News.
Many law enforcement agencies and policing organizations argued they need such equipment, particularly when trying to stop a terror attack. And they point out that an armored vehicle played a key role in the police response to the December 2015 mass shooting in San Bernardino, Calif.
However, critics say the program has resulted in the "militarization" of police, arguing that the equipment encourages and escalates confrontations with officers.
Congress authorized the Pentagon program in 1990, allowing police to receive surplus equipment to help fight drugs, which then gave way to the fight against terrorism.
Obama issued an executive order in 2015 that severely limited the program, after public outrage over the use of military gear during protests in Ferguson, Mo., following the shooting death of 18-year-old Michael Brown, a black male.
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He reiterated his promise during a gathering of police officers in July, saying the equipment still on the streets is being put to good use.
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"I'm 100 percent behind it — which doesn't mean it necessarily will work, just that it's a good way to try and to get into these stories." – Stephen King.
In February of next year, director Nikolaj Arcel releases the first of a planned inter-connected series of movies and television adapting the eight-novel series by Stephen King, The Dark Tower. In 2007, the idea of adapting King's massive work was first picked up by J.J. Abrams and his partner in Lost Damon Lindelof. After a mere two years of dropping hints about the project, the Abrams camp went silent and director Ron Howard picked up the torch, trying to get a Dark Tower movie and television series from 2010-2015. Last year, Arcel received the directorial duties and a completed script from Akiva Goldsman Jeff Pinkner. Using that script as a basis, Arcel re-wrote the movie with Anders Thomas Jensen, a Danish writer. This year, the movie wrapped shooting in both New York and South Africa and the first footage is expected to debut during the last week of October. It's an exciting time for The Dark Tower, as more information about how the film will be similar but different to the original novels becomes clear.
Even though all the producers on the project have always maintained that this first movie needs to be financially successful in order for this franchise to continue, new reports indicate that a companion television series to the movie is planned to be made and released in time for The Dark Tower's debut on home video. With the subject of that television series revealed, it's now time to compile what we know about this turn of the wheel.
Probable spoilers to follow as we keep track of what we know about The Dark Tower.
Idris Elba is Roland Deschain, the Gunslinger;
Matthew McConaughey is Walter, The Man in Black;
Tom Taylor is Jake Chambers.
All information about the Dark Tower movie indicates that these three characters will form the core of the first film. Even though The Dark Tower will pull from each of the existing books in King's mythology, the core dynamics will be between these three, like in the first book in the series, 1982's The Gunslinger.
Jake is psychic now.
Fifteen-year-old Tom Taylor is playing Jake Chambers, who isn't psychic in the books, but will be in the film. There's no indication right now that Jake will have telekinetic powers or anything (like moving stuff with his mind), but instead he'll have visions into other worlds and will be able to detect where divisions between worlds are thin (thinnys). In the movie, they call it "the Shine" to reference, you know, The Shining.
Roland chases Walter
Jake chases Roland
Walter chases Jake
Of course, the Man in Black flees across the desert and the Gunslinger follows, but in the movie version, Jake is actually going to start a believer in Roland's quest, maybe even more than Roland is. According to a script review from Ain't It Cool News, when Roland and Jake finally meet, Roland is out purely for revenge and Jake is the one pushing him towards The Dark Tower. The middle part of the movie features Jake and Roland bonding, but Walter also happens to be after Jake because he wants to use Jake's "Shine" and employ him as a "Breaker," psychics who are working for Walter and the Crimson King to destroy The Dark Tower.
Eddie and Susannah are not in it
The two other important members of Roland's ka-tet, Eddie and Susannah/Odetta/Detta/Eventually-Mia are not in the film, which makes sense because they are not in the first book (they don't show up until the Drawing of the Three). Both King and Nikolaj Arcel have hinted to Entertainment Weekly in the past that they know how these two enter the story, it's just not going to be in this movie.
Oy is not in it.
But will be in the future film(s) if The Dark Tower is successful.
The Dixie Pig (from book six) is in the movie.
The Dixie Pig in the book is a bar that contains portals between Keystone Earth (our Earth) and Mid-World (Roland's plane of existence) but doesn't become important in the series until the sixth book, Song of Susannah. The Dixie Pig is populated by "low men" or "Taheen," the demon animals in human costumes and is where Mia separates from Susannah to give birth. In the film, the Dixie Pig looks more like a Satanic cult mini-mall dedicated to the Crimson King, whose sigil is all over the officially released photos.
Devar-Toi (from book seven) is in the movie.
Devar-Toi is the idyllic city where Walter, the Man in Black is keeping psychics where they are forced to assault the Dark Tower's defenses. Not only will the city appear, but this is the basis for why Walter is after Jake. It seems like we'll spend at least some time there, where in the books we encountered Ted Brautigan from one of Stephen King's other works, Hearts of Atlantis. Apparently there's a Brautigan-inspired character in this film (not actually named, because Hearts of Atlantis is an Anthony Hopkins movie now that doesn't mention "Breakers") that Nikolaj Arcel will use to show what could happen to Jake should he give in to Walter: "Nikolaj Arcel said he wanted someone who was older than Jake, someone who had been enslaved by the Man in Black for a long time. So there'll be flashes back to this figure's younger days – in the way-back era of the 1990s."
The Horn of Eld
Stephen King dropped the biggest bit of information that will entice people familiar with the source material with this tweet. Dark Tower fans will recognize the Horn of Eld, and object that Roland kept as he was sent from the Dark Tower at the end of the book back to the beginning of his journey. Roland doesn't remember that he's chased the Man in Black before, the only evidence he lived through the novels is that he has the Horn of Eld, which he doesn't at the start of The Gunslinger.
Stephen King saying Roland will blow the horn paired with the phrase "Last Time Around" is exciting. In short, it means the events of the novel occurred before the events in the movie. Much like how JJ Abrams rebooted the Star Trek movie universe in 2009 by fracturing the timeline, this keeps the narrative of the book canonically separate from the movie (or movie series, if this does well).
Tull is in the movie, but probably not like in the book.
In The Gunslinger, Roland is waylaid in Tull, a western-like wasteland town while looking for the Man in Black. After sleeping with a girl he meets at the bar, he comes across the town's preacher Sylvia. Roland realizes the Man in Black had impregnated Sylvia, so Roland kills the baby, inciting Sylvia's wrath. She gets the town all riled up and they try to kill Roland, so Roland kills every last one of them. It's pretty brutal for a character we're supposed to see as our strong and silent hero, but the rumor is that even though the Tull storyline will happening towards the beginning of the film, it's possible Arcel has changed it so Tull is actually populated by Taheen.
Actress Abbey Lee was cast as "Trina," and a character with that name doesn't show up until the seventh book (and is Taheen) and supposedly was going to be a love interest. The general idea, floated back as far as that AICN script review, is that Trina has replaced Allie, the bar-woman Roland sleeps within the book. That way, when Roland has to kill a whole town of people, he's not actually killing people, but murdering Taheen, which is much more acceptable.
Roland's backstory will not be in the movie…
…because it is going to be a television series.
Way back when Ron Howard was trying to get his version of The Dark Tower up on screen(s), he said that he planned to do a television series that would air seasons between movies and tell other plots in the Dark Tower world. Once, he even speculated that HBO would pick it up. Although the budget for the project has been significantly scaled down since 2011, it appears that a TV show is still in the works, as MRC and Sony Pictures (who are producing the series) told Entertainment Weekly "it's definitely happening."
The show would run 10 to 13 episodes (depending on scripting) and would tell the story of young Roland's training and first encounter with the Man in Black and thinnys, told in the fourth book in the series The Wizard and the Glass. Much like the book, the TV series would be bookended by Roland recounting this tale, so both Tom Taylor and Idris Elba have signed on to make appearances. The show will shoot in 2017 for a 2018 premiere…somewhere. As of now, the show doesn't have a distributor, but you can bet interest will be high if the film manages to make money.
Is the "there are other worlds than these" part still at the end?
All signs point to yes, but no official comment has backed that up (for semi-obvious reasons if you know the spoiler to which we refer). According to the Ain't It Cool News script review (which was of a previous draft) it was there but presented in a different way (so maybe no mine carts).
This post will be updated when crucial information breaks.


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Standard disclaimers - This is a pre-order, we hope to send them out in the next two-three weeks, but, as ever, sometimes things get delayed, and i'm also starting a new job which might curtail my mid week posting ability. Just chill though, they will arrive, and will be of top notch quality.
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The Visitor, also arrives less than a year after Young released his solo Peace Trail in December 2016; earlier that year, Young and Promise of the Real unleashed their double-disc live LP, 'Earth'.
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Disruption. It's what SouthWest Airlines and EasyJet have done to the staid, formal airline industry. It's what Formule 1 has done to the travel-lodge/hotel trade in Europe. It's basically become a synonym for 'changed beyond recognition, and how come it took us so long to work out that we would like this?'. And now it's happening in IT. The rise of cloud, mobile internet, and machine to machine connectivity, to name but a few, have changed the way that we use and view technology on a day to day basis.
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BERLIN — Germany has enthusiastically embraced the sun as an important source of energy, but a strange celestial trifecta on Friday evoked a shiver of ancient fears — and the more practical concern that the lights might go out.
For astronomers, it was an opportunity to witness a cosmic coincidence involving a solar eclipse, a supermoon and the spring equinox. Solar eclipses are rare — the next one will not occur until 2026 — and a supermoon can be as much as 12 percent bigger and 30 percent brighter than an average full moon.
Yet Europe's increasing reliance on solar energy made it a day of terrestrial anxiety for utilities. The authorities were concerned enough that they added to the usual list of eclipse precautions, just in case.
Besides advising the use of special glasses or a projector of paper and aluminum foil to avoid looking directly at the eclipse, they recommended having a battery-powered radio and enough food to last through possible power failures.
"Keep in mind that in addition to the wonderful spectacle, the high proportion of photovoltaic generators poses a major challenge to the management of the electric grid in Europe, as well as Germany," Germany's federal office of civil protection and disaster assistance warned.
From about 9:30 a.m. to noon, the moon was to slide across the sun and cast a partial shadow across much of Europe, nearly blocking out sunlight. Such solar eclipses, though rare, are usually uneventful.
Grid operators, of course, have to take into account the rising and setting of the sun every day. What made the eclipse a challenge was the speed at which the energy generated by solar panels was expected to drop and then rise again, at a time of day when demand was high, said Bruno Burger, a solar energy researcher for the Fraunhofer Institute.
"It is above all the sharp return that is causing headaches for the grid operators," Mr. Burger said. "It will be the equivalent of a sunrise, but three times as fast."
The eclipse began over the far reaches of the northern Atlantic Ocean and continued for a couple of minutes in a tight arc.
Solar eclipses were once thought to be a sign of divine anger. Herodotus said an eclipse even halted a battle. These days, Europe depends more and more on the sun for renewable energy, drawing from some 1.4 million solar installations in Germany alone to keep lamps lit and power supplied to industrial giants like Daimler and Siemens.
The sharp drop in sunlight caused by the eclipse was expected to trigger a fluctuation of energy levels equivalent to that of shutting off 12 power plants at once, only to have a surge that amounted to the power generated by 19 plants switched back on.
Grid operators in Germany and across Europe have been preparing for months, running simulations and exploring backup plans.
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Patrick Graichen, who heads Agora Energiewende, a policy institute in Berlin, said the eclipse provided a natural simulation of challenges that could be faced by an energy sector far more reliant on sunshine and wind.
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It's been 20 years since Danny Boyle introduced movie audiences to characters like Mark Renton, Sick Boy, Spud, and Begbie. "It's like 20 years later, and it's the same actors," Boyle told press at the New York Film Festival last year. "It's 20 years later in a friendship. Irvine Welsh is involved as one of the partners on the film. We've set up a partnership amongst us all and he's one of the partners. The idea of them coming back together again, in the book it's 10 years and in ours its 20, and it's very different. It will be called an adaptation, but it won't be called 'Porno.'" Filming began in May in Edinburgh.
Talking to Coming Soon about his biopic Steve Jobs, which has been gathering lots of awards buzz, Danny revealed that the Trainspotting sequel, based on Irvine Welsh's novel Porno, will wind up being called something else. The reason should be readily apparent. Talking about a potential new titled, the director jokingly said:
"No, we're going to try and call it 'T2′ but there might be some issues there with James Cameron — about Terminator 2. I'll have to beg and we'll have to go to James Cameron and say 'What do you think?'"
Welsh's 2002 novel Porno is set in world of adult entertainment, which you probably gathered from the title, and picks up with the characters ten years after the events of Trainspotting. Instead of using their heroin addictions as the focal point, this time they all cross paths once more all working or connected to the porn industry. There are, of course, still plenty of drugs to be found, as Sick Boy, for one, has got deep into crack before deciding to make pornographic films, enlisting the help of his old pal Renton.
While he has been talking about the possibility for years, Danny Boyle recently said that all four of the main actors want to come back— includes Ewan McGregor — Mark Renton —, Johnny Lee Miller — Sick Boy —, Robert Carlyle — Begbie —, and Ewan Bremner — Spud —. He did say it was complicated by two of them working on American TV shows—Miller stars on Elementary, while Carlisle is a regular on Once Upon a Time—not to mention that McGregor and Bremner have shown up in everything from Star Wars to Snowpiercer.
While Trainspotting 2 is something that Boyle has wanted to do for some time, it isn't a film he just wants to churn out for the sake of making it. He wants to make sure that when they do this, they're going to do it right and do the original justice. He said:
I'm very happy because my only concern was that the script would be good for two of them and not so great for the other two, and they'd feel obliged to come back, but they've all got good stuff, and it's a very interesting look at them again.
Those are certainly welcome words for fans of Trainspotting to hear. And it may all happen fairly soon. While he'll be busy for the next little bit with Steve Jobs press and commitments, he indicated that this may be next on his list. He said that they plan to shoot in May or June of 2016, with an eye on getting it released by the end of the year in time to sync up with Trainspotting's 20th anniversary.
Not a lot happens in the first trailer of the movie. The guys simply stand in their familiar spots on the same train platform where they stood 20 years ago — with Robert Carlyle instead of Kevin McKidd, for obvious reasons. But quite honestly, we don't care. Spud, Renton, Sick Boy and Begbie are back.
Trainspotting 2 will be released on January, 2017.
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This isn't Happiness
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The Washington, D.C., City Council passed a bill Tuesday that will ban
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The Open Graph announcement was extremely interesting to me. It is super-smart and shrewd of Facebook to open up its platform outside of its walled garden. We all don't have the specifics yet, but, it looks to be if you are outside of the FB world you can incorporate core functionality into your own site. TechCrunch's MG Siegler does a nice job covering it here.
I wonder what happens if this really takes off. For one, you as a developer would be outsourcing key elements of your community capability to another company. But more interesting is what is the impact of large players like Google. If you are Google, you've got to be worried about Facebook eating up more capability and eyeballs by potentially incorporating more traffic reach into its own platform. Heck, what if FB incorporates really great social search using the Open Graph technology. This is all predicated on world-class execution, but, the FB Connect technology has been already adopted on many top sites. If you are Google would you decide to penalize sites that use Open Graph in natural search results?


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The Mustard Seed Candles began as maker Sheila Hood's expression of gratitude to God after her husband spontaneously and uncharacteristically called in to work one day seven years ago. An explosion on that very day left two of his long time co-workers dead and temporarily shut down the company.
Sheila's mother encouraged her to pray about the financial needs of her family and reminded her what faith the size of a mustard seed can do when God gets involved. A lot of praying and a little brainstorming later, Sheila knew candle-making was her answer.
With such a faith-filled story behind the name of her business, it has to make you chuckle that Sheila gets asked if her candles really smell like mustard at least once per show.
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Sheila believes her candles can foster a more welcoming home environment for her customers. She pours faith into each and every candle so that her customers can be encouraged by the promise of Christ like she is. Including her faith in her business is just one of the aspects she loves about being an entrepreneur. Being her own boss and setting her own schedule also make her happy, as does being able to test her products and ensure that they are the best they can be for her customers.
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Professor Emeritus Christopher Collier awarded MBE
Professor Emeritus Christopher Collier has been awarded an MBE in recognition of his services to atmospheric science. Chris is a former head of Strategic Partnerships at the National Centre for Atmospheric Science (NCAS), he was based at the University of Leeds.
The focus of Chris' work was to help scientists study weather and climate and improve our lives through the use of their research. In particular, Chris used weather radar to make measurements of rainfall and improve forecasting of heavy rain and floods.
Professor Collier's illustrious career began at the Met Office, and he has been involved with NCAS since its inception in 2001. He was also President of the Royal Meteorological Society and chaired the European Science and Technology (COST) Project 73 on international radar networking. At NCAS, Chris contributed to the development of UK atmospheric science by developing research partnerships both new and existing, and undertaking original research of his own.
NCAS to support unprecedented observational campaign in the Maritime Continent
The National Centre for Atmospheric Science (NCAS) will support a major field campaign in Indonesia in 2019/2020 as part of the research project TerraMaris: The Maritime Continent - Driver of the Global Climate System. The project is led by Prof. Adrian Matthews at the University of East Anglia, alongside Prof. Steve Woolnough at the University of Reading and National Centre for Atmospheric Science and Dr Cathryn Birch at the University of Leeds and the Institute for Climate and Atmospheric Science.
Hay Festival and NERC unveil short science-art films
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Wondering how your home rates in Brisbane's best suburbs? Or what are the best areas to live in Brisbane? What about where to invest in Brisbane in 2020?
Today we welcome back the new year by looking at Brisbane's best suburbs, and other factors that will influence the Brisbane property market in 2020.
- 1. Best Suburbs to Live in Brisbane
- 2. Best Suburbs to Invest in Brisbane
- 3. Brisbane suburbs to watch in 2020
- 4. Brisbane's Most Expensive Suburbs
- 5. Top Suburbs for First Home Buyers in Brisbane
1. Best Suburbs to live in Brisbane
With our population forecast to grow well over 3 million people by 2035, PWC's CityPulse SEQ report looks what suburbs across Brisbane are set to perform best of the next few years.
…Using ratings based on how good the suburb is to live, work and play in.
The live part measures access to life's essentials, like health services, education and childcare. In this section Toowong, Coorparoo, Tarragindi and Mount Gravatt have been highly rated.
Work looks at work-life balance and the access to quality employment opportunities in and around that suburb. Under this category, Brisbane City, North Lakes (Mango Hill), Newstead and Springfield Lakes have been rated very highly.
And finally play looks at ways residents can flourish, giving people access to explore, recharge and connect with each other (and disconnect from work). Under this section South Brisbane, Woolloongabba, Kelvin Grove (including Herston), Brisbane City and Fortitude Valley have been highly rated.
So what is the full lost of Brisbane's best suburbs to live, work and play? The Top 10 results are:
With the way Brisbane's public transport is set up, proximity to the CBD is the biggest contributor to the live scores.
Some of the inner city suburbs are supported by another survey completed by Domain's Liveable Cities Study, which also rated Alderney, Wilston, Ascot, Paddington and Newmarket very highly.
The work scores are largely determined by some of the larger Masterplanned precincts, so if you have bought around Yarrabilba, Springfield and North Lakes your suburbs going to greatly benefit from both the live and work metrics.
Read More: Which are Brisbane's best school zone suburbs?
2. Best Suburbs to Invest in Brisbane
Population growth is considered one of the key contributors to property value growth in Australia.
And according to recent research conducted by Matusik Property Insights, the following 20 suburbs, out of a total 323 suburbs in the total South East Queensland region will account for around 40% of the anticipated population growth in the area.
While Property Investment growth is not only determined by a suburbs population increase, it along with wages, land supply and housing demand can influence the market.
Either way, these suburbs are a good starting point to start researching a potential investment suburb in Brisbane.
For more information on population and job projections, and what they mean for the market you can access Michael Matusik's population + job report here.
|Southeast Queensland suburbs
|Projected population increase (PA)
|Relevant region
|% relevant region's projected growth
|1. Ripley
|2. Jimboomba
|3. Caloundra-West
|Sunshine Coast
|4. Pimpama
|Gold Coast
|5. Coomera
|Gold Coast
|6. Greenbank
|7. Bellbird Park-Brookwater
|8. Rosewood
|9. Springfield Lakes
|10. North Lakes-Mango Hill
|Moreton Bay
|11. Landsborough
|Sunshine Coast
|12. South Brisbane
|Inner Brisbane
|13. Newstead-Bowen Hills
|Inner Brisbane
|14. Southport
|Gold Coast
|15. Surfers Paradise
|Gold Coast
|16. Upper Coomera-Willow Vale
|Gold Coast
|17. Murrumba Downs-Griffin
|Moreton Bay
|18. Redbank Plains
|19. Cashmere
|Moreton Bay
|20. Fortitude Valley
|Inner Brisbane
|Top 20 suburbs
Read More: Brisbane Property Market 2020 | Analysis + forecast [5 suburbs to watch]
3. Brisbane suburbs to watch in 2020
As we covered earlier this year, we think these are the best suburbs to watch in 2020.
- ✅ Strathpine
- ✅ Ferny Hills
- ✅ Kedron
- ✅ Oxley
- ✅ Greenslopes
- ✅ Caloundra
….Ok Caloundra isn't in Brisbane, but still, one to watch in South East Queensland!
Read More: In-depth analysis of our suburbs in Brisbane to watch in 2020
4. Brisbane's Most Expensive Suburbs
It wouldn't be a list of Brisbane's best suburbs without forgetting about the most expensive ones!
Coming in at number one, and perhaps one of Brisbane's hipper suburbs is New Farm.
New Farm is located within walking distance of the Brisbane CBD and is known for having a beautiful blend of both traditional Queenslanders all the way to some modern unit buildings.
What we love is the blend of character architecture, with trendy cafes and dining experiences. In the middle of it, all is New Farm Park and the Brisbane Powerhouse.
With a median house price of $1,737,500 (according to Domain), New Farm is currently Brisbane's most expensive suburb.
5. Top Suburbs for First Home Buyers in Brisbane
One of the biggest challenges for First Home Buyers in Brisbane is finding the best suburb to buy in.
Should you buy near your parents?
Or maybe near work?
But at the end of the day, it usually comes down to budget.
…Which is where the next suburb along strategy can help you get in sooner!
While you might want to buy in Ashgrove, what you can get for your budget might not be as good as what you could buy in Mitchelton for example.
…Or Paddington, where the median house price is $1.15M but if you look the next suburb along being The Gap and you can buy a house for closer to $685,000!
Remember, your first house doesn't need to be your forever house.
That's it for now
Overall the Australian property market is looking steady for 2020 and we're looking forward to seeing you throughout the year!
Read More:
- Brisbane Property Market in 2020
- LVR Calculator, and What is Loan to Value Ratio?
- Explanation Letter: Written Sample & Template for Home Loan Application
- First Home Owners Grant QLD 2020 [Are you Eligible?]
Ready to take the next step toward buying? We're happy to help. Schedule a call today with a Home Loan Expert from Hunter Galloway, the home of home buyers.


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Previously IDW has only released Ghostbusters miniseries stories and one off stories. After the success of IDW's Infestation event in which saw the worlds of Star Trek, Ghostbusters, Transformers and GI Joe infected with zombies as a result of an incident in Zombies Vs. Robots, IDW have announced the beginning of an all new monthly Ghostbusters series starting in September.
The stories will be written by Infestation writer Erik Burnham and artist Dan Schoening (Ghostbusters: What in Samhain Just Happened?!) with Cover artist Nick Runge.
Ghostbusters #1 will have psychokinetic energy on the rise once more with business good for the boys at Ghostbusters, however Ray is troubled by dreams that could either prove to be a prophetic omen of an impending apocalypse… or he has indigestion. Here's hoping both apocalypse and indigestion! In fact that's not a bad name! Ghostbusters: Apocalypse and Indigestion #1. Although that is not the real title, spooky behaviour is absolutely guaranteed, and from the look of the previews ectoplasmic goo is not in short supply.
There will be a range of collectible covers including a "Who Ya Gonna Call" cover by Schoening and A GLOW IN THE DARK COVER! Retailers will also be able to order unique covers with up to four customised Ghostbusters! IDW encourage fans to contact their local retailers to find out more about these covers.
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FIVB Volleyball Nations League MVP Annie Drews vowed to "continue learning" after her 33-point haul helped USA come back from behind to win their second successive title.
The former Purdue University star produced a stunning display in Nanjing, China but does not want to rest on her laurels ahead of Olympic qualifiers and the World Cup later this year.
"I am very proud of us. We made a lot of nice changes throughout the match and were able to pull out a win," said the 25-year-old opposite.
"Winning MVP, I'm so thankful to be part of this team and this tournament. I am so excited in continuing to learn and I want to do a lot of good things for this team."
Drews on fire in VNL
It was only the second time in the tournament a member of the USA roster had recorded 30-plus points in a game as Drews became the second American to be named MVP after team-mate Michelle Bartsch-Hackley won the accolade last season.
Drews admitted it took USA a while to find their rhythm as Brazil took the opening two sets but Karch Kiraly's side were able to dig deep and register an unforgettable five-set victory.
"I thought we did a real nice job coming back," Drews said. "I think at the beginning we were a little too focused on assignments, maybe where to be or what they would do.
"As the match went on, I thought we did a great job of adjusting, reading and just getting scrappier, staying engaged in the long rallies, and it paid off.
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While I was reading The Bell Jar I frequently found myself reminded of Save Me The Waltz. There are a lot of parallels between the two: both are semi-autobiographical novels written by talented women married to more famous literary men (in this instance the poet Ted Hughes), and both deal with the tragedy of mental illness. Fortunately, The Bell Jar is by far the easier of the two to read, and arguably the story is more interesting.
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