Question: What changes and content are included in the most recent PBE update?

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The PBE has been updated! As we continue with the 6.1 PBE cycle, today's update includes Japanese translation and VOs in preparation for the upcoming Japanese server, several skin tweaks, over 90 new esports summoner icons, and more!
With the Japanese server being opened in the near future, looks like the Japanese localization of the game has hit the PBE, including client & text translations, champion select quotes, and more! This will be worked on over the next several weeks on the PBE and the is currently no release date for the Japanese server.
In the most recent PBE update, you probably have spotted some of the content that we’re working on for the upcoming launch of our Japan server. While we don’t have a specific date for the launch of the server just yet, we're still on track and we’re all working really hard to get everything in order to provide the best experience for Japanese players.
Champion VO Files for Kindred and Illaoi are not loaded yet so there are no voices for these champions.
New VO lines for Demon Vi have also not been loaded.
Various tooltips for abilities, masteries, runes and items are still being worked on and are not in their final state.
We’ll be adding and editing content throughout the next couple of weeks here on PBE as well so stay tuned for more information.
Furthermore, you can check out the League of Legends Japan Facebook page HERE.
Please note that PBE content is still a work in progress! "
NOTE: Take THIS URL and replace the champion name at end to find whatever champion select quote you are looking for! Most are there!
Interested in more of the full Japanese champion voiceovers? We'll be putting up the rest of 'em up on Uli's League Voices channel - check it out!
We also have a few texture tweaks for the upcoming skins currently on the PBE!
Lunar Wraith Morgana has also received texture changes, significantly tweaking her dress and colors!
Lunar Wraith Caitlyn also has minor texture updates to her gun in today's update.
Over 90 esports summoner icons from teams across the globe have been added at as the 2016 competitive season is right around the corner! No details on availability or pricing yet!
"We had a lot of last minute changes (last minute relative to patching content into the game) to teams, particularly in LCK - any outdated icons will not be going live and will be replaced in 6.2!"
"Hey there! Since we wanted to give teams as much time as possible to lock branding, names, etc, those that are recently changed like in LCK will be getting updated icons in 6.2. These older ones won't be hitting the store :)"
"This time around, you'll have access to all the icons!"
Summoner's Rift base banners for the 2016 Spring Split EU and NA LCS and a few other regional teams have been re-added or updated. These will display during competitive games. For example, here are FNC and TSM.
12/19 PBE Update: Lunar Revel Wukong, Caitlyn, Morgana skins, Rising Dawn Ward, and more!


Question: Who is Susan M'kandawire Mulikita? Respond in 2 sentences.

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Susan M’kandawire Mulikita is a Zambian Law practitioner and business woman. She is known to be the first female to be appointed Chief Executive Officer of Liquid Telecom Group in Zambia.


Question: Describe the scene of Toshogu Shrine in Ueno, Japan. Respond in 55 sentences.

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Beautiful colors of the Cherry Blossom contrasting with the wooden structure.
The Toshogu Shrine is having renovations carried out at the moment, hence the need for the clever backdrop picture.
One of the gates you pass through on the road to the Toshogu Shrine.
You can see the colorful image of the festival food stalls set up through the dark wood of the outer gate.
Toshogu Shrine standing behind the sakura tree.
Lots of wishes being written up here with people hoping they come true.
Lots of sakura, lots of color, plenty of beer and masses of people.
The bright yellow and red colors match well against the dark clothing.
So many people passing down this thin walkway to the Shrine. The stalls selling food were doing a great trade.
Some of the 50 stone lanterns that line the road to the Toshogu Shrine.
The Shrine buildings provide a nice backdrop for the Sakura.
Nice clear skies to highlight the sakura.
Looks like we have some fruit mixed in with the cherry blossoms.
A view of the Five Story Pagoda in the background from the grounds of Toshogu Shrine.
I liked the yellow light in the right hand side of this photo. Would have liked to see more of it shine through. If gave a rich golden feel to the scene.
The Five Story Pagoda seen next to Toshogu Shrine.
The Sakura trees line the pathway as people sit on the side enjoying the scenery and eating some food. Plenty of beer was also on hand.
A very busy scene with people buying food at the various stalls on the way to Toshogu Shrine.
Inspecting the writings of people who have made their wishes.
Great choice of colors for this lady to wear to blend in perfectly with the Sakura season.
It was a great time of year to visit Toshogu Shrine, despite the renovations taken place. I have lots more photos of Sakura in the main Ueno park and will have those ready to post soon.
Hope to see it such a great scenery one day myself and snap some pictures of it too.
have tried that a few times, but live view never seems to get a good focus, particularly with the faster lenses. any ideas?
I suspect it’s still on your default mode for liveview. Liveview defaults to “Tripod mode” which uses a very slow way of focusing (which is ideal for .. tripods) there is a custom menu setting in : shooting menu -> live view -> live view mode -> “hand held” Whilst in live view mode you can use the “info” button to toggle displays including a virtual horizon. Live view meters only once every time you press the shutter half-way; display will black out and pop-in with corrected exposure values. Then press the button all the way in one go for a shot; halfway again will only re-meter; which you`ll have to do everything you look at something else. I do recommend F/5.6 for a wide angle shot in the distance to have everything in focus from left to right. Tough technically liveview should work for faster apertures too; check out the below shot I made using liveview and a 28/2 AIS lens (manual lens) set to 2.8 which is still pretty fast an aperture.
Also whilst i’m at it; do upgrade to the latest D700 firmware if you haven’t. It drastically improves auto white-balance feature !
The first 100 shots I took on my new D700 were with the 1.00 firmware; so I knew how the auto white balance worked; then I noticed the firmware upgrade and it mentions improved auto WB performance; tested it out. And yes ! Quite true ! Especially indoors. The latest version is 1.02. If you don’t already have it I recommend installing it.
Some great pictures here 🙂 Looking forward to seeing the rest of the Ueno sakura walk-about !
Tough truthfully these pictures also make me heartbroken; according to my original plan I would’ve been in Tokyo starting yesterday for two weeks; however .. big company project with career advancement options for me meant having to (regretfully) cancel it.
Ueno is always my home base for my Tokyo trips as it’s more quieter and down to earth as opposed to staying smack in the middle of Shibuya or Shinjuku. I just love being able to walk to Asakusa (and hop on a ferry to Odaiba) or walk trough the Amayako market street up to Akihabara; or a the simple lovely morning bento munch in Ueno Koen.
Wow, the color just pops off the screen. Do you use a polarizer filter on your camera to get those nice blue skies?
With this amount of people. How long did it take you to walk from one end to the other?
From my view point they look like oranges.
Toshogu Shrine, Ueno, Japan Photo-Post http://bit.ly/b1n3eW Another fine piece of photography. Always amazes me the type of photos taken.
Crowded place but I wouldn’t mind.


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We bought our house about 10 years ago from the sweetest little old lady. Dorothy, somehow an apt name for her, had raised many kids in this little cape cod home. She was now a widow and ready to move on to a retirement home.
When we went to look at the house, she gave us chocolate chip cookies and a toy football for my son. She also offered us the fresh fig jam she had made from her special fig tree.
Dorothy lived in that house about 50 years. I imagine, judging by the size of the fig tree and its deep roots, she planted it close to when she moved in.
The tree produces a crazy amount of figs in the late summer. So many that our squirrels get fatter and fatter every year. Everyone who visits loves the tree and some even take cuttings to plant their own. Its offshoots are now going strong in North Carolina, Delaware and around Virginia.
Several years after we moved in, we had some people knock on our door. They were a couple of Dorothy’s grandchildren. Sadly, Dorothy had passed away but they wanted to take a few branches from her beloved fig tree for her grave. It’s a pretty special tree and we always think of Dorothy as the tree comes to life every summer with amazing figs.
We mostly pluck the figs when they are ripe and eat them as is after a quick wash. You can add them to salads or serve them with honey and cheese.
They are also great in this tasty and quick Fresh Fig Cake.
Add the chopped walnuts and most of the figs (reserve a handful of sliced pieces). Mix carefully.
Pour the batter into your prepared pan (9 1/2 x 5 1/2 x 3 standard loaf, mix it up with various sizes or make muffins).
Sprinkle the remaining figs across the top of the batter.
Recipe for cake base adapted from Fine Cooking magazine.


Question: What is the future of augmented reality advertising?

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Imagine looking up at the sky and seeing every cloud crammed full of adverts. High above a fast food restaurant, a competitor has scrawled its own cheeky pitch, urging shoppers to eat their burgers instead.
This future is nearer than you might think: last month saw the launch of the first augmented reality app that lets anyone write on the sky. And, according to a report released this week by a global law firm, advertisers are worried.
The new app, called Skrite, lets users write messages or post photos onto the sky. Anyone who has installed the app can then point their phone skyward to see what other users have left there. “The sky’s not the limit, in fact, it is a barrier that must be broken,” the company wrote in a press release that was reprinted at Wired.
Right now, the only companies using the app to advertise to customers are small businesses in Orlando, Florida, says Skrite co-founder Arshia Siddique. But she’s hoping to entice big brands. Augmented reality, she says, is a “third space” – after the physical world and the internet – just waiting to be “filled with content”.
Skrite’s “skywriting” is only the latest AR app getting ready to capitalise on these coming changes. “We’re there already,” says Danny Lopez at the London-based augmented reality company Blippar, which lets users see reviews and recommendations overlaid onto shops and landmarks.
Brands are beginning to prepare themselves for this new reality, says Gregor Pryor at Reed Smith, a global legal firm. But not quite in the way you might think. They are thinking about ways to defend against the changes. “The mischief might be endless,” he says.
This week, Reed Smith published a report into the legal issues associated with the growth of augmented and virtual reality technology, which makes it clear just how worried brands are.
One issue is that if brands can place adverts in the sky, there is plenty of opportunity for so-called ambush marketing campaigns, where rival advertisers muscle in on events that already have official sponsors. For example, a beer company sponsoring a festival might be thwarted by a rival brand using Skrite to put adverts in the sky above the grounds. “It could be really disruptive,” Pryor says.
While it may seem early days to start worrying, that’s only because the technology has not moved from smartphones to wearable devices, says Pryor.
But we’re getting there. Last month, Google announced plans to revive its augmented reality specs, Google Glass. Snapchat started selling its smart Snapchat Spectacles for $130 in the US last year. Although the current version of Spectacles doesn’t use augmented reality, Snapchat has already filed a patent for a version of the glasses that do incorporate the technology. Elsewhere, AR tech is getting steadily more convenient and less bulky.
If augmented reality wearables are going to go mainstream, manufacturers will have to reduce costs even further, Pryor says. One way to do this is by hitting users with targeted advertising based on data such as their current location. If ad blocking makes it into augmented reality – and researchers have already created their own prototype real-world ad blockers – then the advertisers are going to have a much bigger fight on their hands soon enough.


Question: Respond briefly. What are the goals of the CAISI project?

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The Client Access to Integrated Services and Information (CAISI) project aims to reduce the plight of chronic homelessness by enhancing the integration of care between agencies at the individual and population levels using an electronic information system. As such, the project goals can be summarized as:
The project builds on Seaton House - St. Michael's Hospital SHIFE experience, the Toronto District Health Council Discharge planning Toolkit, and the Homeless Health Reference Group.


Question: What is the Bellerophontida? Respond in 2 sentences.

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The Bellerophontida is a taxonomic order of extinct marine mollusks that are found in the fossil record from the Lower Cambrian to the Lower Triassic. They are considered by some experts to be primitive sea snails with primarily symmetrically coiled shells, marine gastropod mollusks.


Question: Describe Joe Hart's move to West Ham United. Respond in 30 sentences.

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A dab of make-up cannot conceal the black eye Joe Hart is sporting as he walks into West Ham United’s press room and the topic is swiftly raised: have pre-season preparations at Rush Green taken an unsavoury turn? “Yeah, the induction was to have a fight with Andy [Carroll],” is the retort before the less sensational truth, that he had received a ball to the face while spreading to make a save, follows with appropriate haste.
If Hart had taken a punch he would probably have rolled with it. He will start his loan club’s opener at Old Trafford this afternoon, a year to the day since his absence from Pep Guardiola’s lineup against Sunderland made it abundantly clear that there would be little hope of a future under the current Manchester City regime, and he does not hide the fact his situation is imperfect. Last season’s hurriedly arranged spell at Torino was a means to an end; this summer, at 30 years old, he would have preferred to set down roots than be lent for another 12 months. City would have sold him for £25m but no bid was forthcoming; some players might have sulked but Hart is a pragmatist and, besides, the stakes were too high in a World Cup year. He took the temporary move that offered “the highest standard possible” and the challenge in east London was one he welcomed.
“I think a permanent move was always going to be difficult,” he says. “I don’t think there were too many options for that, if any. That would have been my ideal situation. I’ve always answered questions honestly, and ideally I wanted to be signing a permanent deal somewhere so I could set my life up and have a direction.
There is no outward resentment towards City although there is equally no indication their goalkeeping travails since his departure for Italy – which have taken in unsuccessful experiments with Claudio Bravo and Willy Cabellero and will, for now at least, settle on the new signing, Ederson – do not puzzle him.
“That’s their problem,” he says of a position that Guardiola has found more difficult to fill than might have been anticipated. “I need to look after myself. I need to be selfish in this situation. My feelings towards Manchester City will never change; I’m eternally grateful to them as a football club. They took me as a 19-year-old boy from Shrewsbury Town, took somewhat of a punt on me and I’ve had some fantastic times. The fans have been so supportive of me, even in the past year, and that’s something that will never die for me.
Similarly there is no direct rebuttal of Guardiola’s view, never publicly expressed but widely held to have crystallised in the buildup to 2016-17, that Hart’s ability to build play from the back was inadequate for his requirements. The implication that he fared perfectly well with a comparable approach in Serie A is clear enough, though, as is the sense he does not consider this a politic time to offer more on the matter.
Hart has the confidence of Gareth Southgate, whose keenness to communicate with his national team players goes down well. The pair have spoken during the summer and Hart was assured West Ham would be an appropriate destination. He remained Southgate’s first choice last season despite the upheaval he had undergone; one imagines it would take a severe downturn for Jack Butland, Fraser Forster or Tom Heaton – whose performances for Burnley last season he describes as “a miracle” – to dislodge him and he hopes a place at Russia 2018 will be a natural consequence of domestic success.
He will not wear that number for West Ham – “I didn’t feel it was right to take the No1 shirt; I’m currently on loan at West Ham, and I’ve enjoyed a lot of good times in the No25 shirt” – and if star billing is unimportant, then there are others in the squad who can take that mantle. Pablo Zabaleta, his former team-mate at City, was a familiar face when Hart arrived and is “like a brother” to him; more eye-catching still is the arrival of Javier Hernández, whom he once knew as a cross-Manchester rival and he now believes can give the club a spearhead they have long needed.
“I’ve loved his intensity, I’ve loved his professionalism, it’s been great to meet the man and realise he’s the real deal,” he says. The new concentration of title-winning experience – Hart, Zabaleta and Hernández have two apiece – in West Ham’s dressing room should help a side that too often seemed directionless last season. European football is the target.
It is not a stretch to conclude that the last year bruised Hart rather more than that shiner to his right eye but he is keen to ensure the marks show only faintly. Today will bring boos from the Manchester United support, as always, and the biggest significance will be that it means business as usual.


Question: Describe the events of September 19, 2012, involving Felecia Phillips and her son's fight.

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On the morning of September 19, 2012, 35-year-old Felecia Phillips decided that she was going to deal with a child that her 17-year-old son had gotten into a fight with the day before. Unlike most parents, however, Felecia did not simply make a call to her son's principal or show up at the school demanding a meeting; she decided it was best to go the "1970's television cop show" route and aggressively gather information herself.
At 7:00 AM, Felecia arrived at her son's bus stop and demanded answers from a friend of the student that had allegedly attacked her son. After a less than congenial exchange between the two, she shoved the student in the face.
At this point, it's a little hard for me to honestly gauge how the 17-year-old version of myself would have reacted. On one hand, I have a pretty strongly ingrained/instinctive code never to hit a woman (especially a mom that is older than me). Other the other hand...."shoved in the face."
Whatever the case, the boy who was shoved had no qualms about slamming his attacker into the ground before getting on the bus to head off for a day of learning and awkward social interaction. Felecia, however, was undeterred. She boarded the school bus and...well, just watch for yourself.
After the other students on the bus went full 'Lord of the Flies' on her, the bus driver reminded Felecia that she was also on school property and currently trespassing. She got off the bus, went home, and was arrested a few hours later.
Felecia Phillips was charged with child abuse and trespassing. She was booked into the Flagler County Jail on $2,500 bond.
"I heard that your mom's crazy" for the rest of high school.


Question: Describe the location of Tulsishyam Anti Gravity Hill.

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Tulsishyam is located on the border of Amreli district and Gir Somnath district, in the Gir National Park in Gujarat state of India. It reachable by road 45 km from Dhari in Amreli district and 35 km from Una in Gir Somnath district.
Tulsishyam Anti Gravity Hill or Anti Gravity Hill, Gupti is an optical illusion of a gravity hill where vehicle seems to defy the gravity and roll from down slope to up the slope. It is 400 meter north of Tulsi Shyam Temple on State Highway SH104 (also called SH33), 75 km southwest of Amreli city, 110 km southeast of Junagadh, 166 km south of Rajkot, , 170 km southwest of Bhavnagar, 300 km southeast of Dwarka, and 310 km southeast of Ahmedabad.


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There’s some good news coming out of Ohio lately: not only has the city of Columbus taken steps toward banning abusive “conversion therapy,” but the state is quickly moving toward banning employment discrimination against LGBTQ people.
A new bill has been introduced by Representative Nickie Antonio, and although Gov. John Kasich hasn’t said that he’ll sign it, he hasn’t said he’ll veto it — a significant step for a Republican official.
It’s a bit of a surprise that Kasich hasn’t heard about discrimination against LGBTQ people, considering how popular it is within his own party. Republicans across the country have introduced over a hundred bills targeting queer Americans with threats of losing their jobs or homes, as well as denial of services like adoption and medical care.
Just this week, the Trump administration revoked nondiscrimination rules for federal contractors, eliminating employment protection for an estimated 28 million people.
The bill will have an uphill battle in Ohio; previous legislation has been defeated in past year. But Antonio has promised that the latest version reaffirms robust protections for religious officials — protections that already exist, but are often used to sow confusion about the effect of nondiscrimination laws — and her hope is that this will quash previous misinformation campaigns.
Ohio has also taken significant steps to affirm equal access to facilities for trans citizens. Last month, Toledo banned “conversion therapy,” while also improving existing nondiscrimination laws to include transgender people. The city joins fifteen others in the state that require businesses to treat trans customers the same as any others.
Officials cited the discriminatory mistakes made by legislators in other states — notably North Carolina with HB2 — as grounds for passing more inclusive legislation. Numerous companies scaled back business operations in North Carolina after the passage of a “bathroom ban” and lawmakers there are still scrambling to react. More recently, they passed a “compromise” bill that essentially retains most of the discriminatory provisions of the original.
But Ohio seems determined to avoid such a course of action, with elected officials committed to passing nondiscrimination protections at the state level. Grant Stancliff, the Communications Director for Equality Ohio, pointed out that the state currently has a patchwork of protections that mean citizens gain or lose coverage as they drive from one town to another.
Recent polling indicates that about seventy percent of Ohio citizens supports nondiscrimination protection. That strong public opinion will likely help officials like Gov. Kasich support laws like those proposed by Rep. Antonio — if he can manage to break with the hard-liners of his own party.


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The Samurai Kill is the 215th novel in the long-running Nick Carter-Killmaster series. It was first published in 1986.


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Yaron Tsur (born June 19, 1948), an historian of the Jews in the Muslim lands in the modern era, is amongst the founders of the Open University of Israel, a professor in the department of Jewish history at Tel-Aviv University and a former chairperson of its graduate school of


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1A frankfurter, especially one served hot in a long, soft roll and topped with various condiments.
2North American informal A person, especially a skier or surfer, who performs stunts or tricks.
Used to express delight or enthusiastic approval.
no object Perform stunts or tricks.
Late 19th century: originally US college slang, probably influenced by a popular belief that the sausages contained dog meat.


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Limbhoi is a village in Modasa Taluka in Aravalli district of the Indian state of Gujarat.


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Bad Brad Wheeler, 99.9 KUAA's new program director, sets up the studio in Salt Lake City on Mar 29, 2018. 99.9 KUAA is owned by the Utah Arts Alliance.
SALT LAKE CITY — When Joe McQueen, the 98-year-old jazz saxophone legend from Ogden, accidentally pinned Brad Wheeler’s body between two cars, Wheeler’s whole life changed.
Pulling up his pant leg, Wheeler revealed the scars from the accident. Streaks of purple-maroon skin run down his right calf. He and McQueen were on their way to a radio fundraiser when it happened. When Wheeler's leg was first sewn up, it didn’t take, and he got gangrene. He then received a skin graft and spent weeks recuperating in a hospital burn unit.
Bad Brad Wheeler, 99.9 KUAA's new program director, shows his recovering leg in Salt Lake City on Mar 29, 2018. 99.9 KUAA is owned by the Utah Arts Alliance.
Monday marks two years since that accident. It’s what led Wheeler, widely recognized in Utah by his radio DJ name, “Bad Brad,” to the new office where he now sits. No, it’s not at 90.9 KRCL, where Wheeler was the station’s drive time DJ for a decade. Now he’s at 99.9 KUAA, the Utah Arts Alliance's new multilingual radio station that launched in October. Wheeler joined KUAA earlier this year as director of programming.
The accident and its accompanying stint in the burn unit was a wake-up call, Wheeler said. He began studying meditation, and he left KRCL last June after realizing he and the station were going in different directions.
Talking to Wheeler now, he seems fairly Zen — phrases like “sometimes you hold on to something too tight, it doesn’t help you” and “with good intentions, good things happen” regularly escape his lips, albeit in the blue collar, radio DJ tone for which he’s become so recognizable.
At this point, Wheeler’s KUAA office still feels like an incomplete sketch: A few microphones, monitors and CD decks are scattered about with an old mixing console sitting atop a large desk. Most of that equipment was donated by fans and well-wishers.
The Cash reference is fitting, especially for someone like Wheeler. He’s handpicked KUAA’s current song list, which has 10,906 songs. It’s a staggeringly diverse mix of old blues, rock and country from all over the world. KUAA’s programming is one-third English music and one-third Spanish music with the other third dedicated to songs in other languages.
Wheeler doesn’t claim to be a world music expert, however.
“I feel like I need to create something for everyone, but I also know that I’m just one guy,” he said.
The task in front of him is fairly tough: Play diverse bilingual music that will entice folks who don’t normally listen to it, stay cohesive and create “stationality,” as he calls it, meaning station identity, and drum up interest throughout Salt Lake City.
KUAA’s current sound will evolve, though, as Wheeler and other Utah Arts Alliance members incorporate new DJs, hosts and programs. Wheeler said he’s excited to get audition tapes and show pitches. He’s also prepping to helm his drive-time show again.
As for how the station will divvy up its time exactly, he’s still not sure. Salt Lake City’s demographics, Wheeler said, have changed a lot in the past five years. Doing a true multicultural radio station has perhaps never been more difficult in Utah.
Wheeler has his share of international experience. He was actually born in England. A station like KUAA, he said, feels culturally important right now.
Bad Brad Wheeler, 99.9 KUAA's new program director, talks about his job at his studio in Salt Lake City on Mar 29, 2018. 99.9 KUAA is owned by the Utah Arts Alliance.
Correction: An earlier version of this story incorrectly attributed the song “Caravan” to Van Morrison. The song was originally written by Duke Ellington and Juan Tizol.


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Automatic indexing is the computerized process of scanning large volumes of documents against a controlled vocabulary, taxonomy, thesaurus or ontology and using those controlled terms to quickly and effectively index large electronic document depositories. These keywords or language are applied by training a system on the rules that determine what words to match. There are additional parts to this such as syntax, usage, proximity, and other algorithms based on the system and what is required for indexing. This is taken into account using Boolean statements to gather and capture the indexing information out of the text. As the number of documents exponentially increases with the proliferation of the Internet, automatic indexing will become essential to maintaining the ability to find relevant information in a sea of irrelevant information. Natural language systems are used to train a system based on seven different methods to help with this sea of irrelevant information. These methods are Morphological, Lexical, Syntactic, Numerical, Phraseological, Semantic, and Pragmatic. Each of these look and different parts of speed and terms to build a domain for the specific information that is being covered for indexing. This is used in the automated process of indexing.


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Atta-Ur-Rehman Chishti (born 4 October 1978) is a British Conservative Party politician who was elected MP for Gillingham and Rainham in the 2010 general election. He is currently the United Kingdom's Special Envoy for Freedom of Religion or Belief. He was recently the Vice Chair of the Conservative Party for Communities, appointed in the 2018 cabinet reshuffle. Chisthi also served as the Prime Ministerial Trade Envoy to Pakistan.


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Trofeo Ciudad de Sevilla was a summer friendly tournament, being held in the city of Seville, organized by the Municipality of that city, in collaboration with the two football clubs more representative of Seville - Sevilla FC and Real Betis. In the beginning there used to be three participating teams, but in the last years it has been a two-team tournament. The first edition was in 1972 and was won by Sevilla FC. In 1994 he played his sixteenth and final edition.
Trofeo Ciudad de Sevilla held at Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán owned by Sevilla FC and Estadio Benito Villamarín owned by Real Betis, celebrating the end of the tournament in a different stadium each edition.


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Peter Johan Hustinx (born 1945) is a Dutch lawyer who served as European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) from January 2004-2014.
He trained at University of Nijmegen graduating in LLM in 1970, with further work at University of Michigan Law School


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May 29, 2018 Looking ahead.
We told you in March that the owners of Ramen Tatsu-Ya had taken over the lease at the old Qui/Kuneho spot at 1600 E. Sixth St. And, today, we found out what they have in store: Another Ramen Tatsu-Ya.
It will be the fourth location for the restaurant, which has two locations in Austin and one in Houston. The East Austin location will serve the same menu as the other spots, along with craft cocktails and late-night hours on Friday and Saturday.
The new location is expected to open this summer.


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This latest attempt by the German Naval Airship Division finally saw one of their Zeppelins reach London and match the Army airship record. Four Zeppelins set out but two, L.13 and L.14, turned back with engine problems.
Zeppelin L.10, commanded by Oberleutnant-zur-See Friedrich Wenke, came inland near Sizewell and followed the Suffolk coastline down to Shingle Street where it turned inland. Near Ardleigh, northeast of Colchester, it dropped a parachute flare or incendiary, without damage, and followed the railway line as it passed through Colchester, Witham and Chelmsford, then turned west and headed towards Waltham Abbey. There, a couple of rounds from an AA gun sent L.10 on its way as it turned south towards London. The first bomb dropped on Lloyd Park, Walthamstow, followed by a string through Leyton and Leytonstone. These landed on Hoe Street, Bakers Avenue, Lea Bridge Road, Dunton Road, Farmer Road, Leyton High Road (bombs killed four near the Midland Road station), Midland Road, Moyers Road, Grosvenor Road, Claude Road (three killed), Murchison Road, Albert Road, Twickenham Road, Oakdale Road (two killed), Ashville Road, Grove Green Road, Lincoln Street, Mayville Road and Southwell Grove Road (one killed). The final bombs landed on open ground on Wanstead Flats. Besides the ten killed, 48 civilians sustained injuries. The first bomb dropped at 22.32 and the last at 22.43. The greatest concentration of bombs dropped around the Lea Bridge Road where they demolished four flats at Bakers Almshouses and caused significant damage to tramlines as well as to the Leyton tram depot. Elsewhere, fire gutted St. Augustine’s church on Lincoln Street and hundreds of other houses suffered broken windows.
From Wanstead, L.10 returned to the coast, dropping two explosive bombs at Chelmsford on the way: one at Admiral’s Park, west of the town, which gouged a five-foot deep crater, and the other at Glebe Road in the town, which crashed through a house but failed to explode.
L.10 encountered limited anti-aircraft fire and, although two RNAS aircraft from Chelmsford, one from Holt and three from Yarmouth were in the air, sightings were limited and two of the aircraft crashed on landing.
In his report on the raid, Wenke described bombing on the north bank of the Thames between Blackfriars and London Bridge. A German newspaper printed this picture to celebrate the mission and a commemorative medallion based on the picture was also produced. Wenke's navigation, however, was out that night and it seems likely that he mistook the line of reservoirs in the Lea Valley for the Thames. His bombs fell mainly on Leyton and Leytonstone in northeast London.


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The featured image depicts an early version of man with a bag of paper cash, an upright hairy beast with a credit card, and a strong modern man with a smartphone in his arm and a Bitcoin floating in the palm of his hand.
Although it may take a while to take root, the piece notes that the digital revolution is well underway.
However, the article is not completely rosy on cryptocurrencies. It labels Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies as anonymous, which is not entirely the case, and cites their impact on money laundering and crime, which studies show is not as dramatic as many say.
Despite any perceived or actual danger posed by cryptocurrencies, Mühleisen notes that “the underlying technology behind these currencies (blockchain) will likely revolutionize finance by making transactions faster and more secure, while better information on potential clients can improve the pricing of loans through better assessment of the likelihood of repayment.


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Calderdale College is a further and higher education college based in Halifax, West Yorkshire, England.
The college is the largest provider of further education (post-16) courses and work-based learning (apprenticeships) and the sole provider of higher education awards in Calderdale, a Metropolitan Borough in West Yorkshire.


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England vs Sri Lanka will face each other in T20 match in ICC T20 world cup 2016. Both the teams of Sri Lanka vs England have many experienced and talented Players, who can show brilliant performance in the match between ENG vs SL. The teams of England v Sri Lanka will perform well in their innings and the team, which will win this match, it may lead in the group matches and it can qualify in the semi final round of ICC Twenty20 world cup 2016. Sri Lanka v England will play the T20 match at New Delhi, India on 26 March and it will try to win the match to get two precious points in the world cup. Various TV channels will broadcast T20 match live from the stadium. The match between SL vs ENG will be exciting as both teams will try to win it and lead in the group stage matches.


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 Describe the Montgomery Dinghy Dawdle.

The Montgomery Dinghy Dawdle was an event held annually between 1985 and 2011 to promote use and awareness of the Montgomery Canal, and to highlight the road bridges which had been lowered. It involved unpowered craft such as dinghies, canoes and coracles travelling along the canal. Early events involved stopping the traffic and carrying boats over a road where a low bridge prevented using the canal. Increasing difficulty with supervising this aspect of the event led to it being held on sections that did not involve crossing roads, and so it became a social event, rather than a campaigning tool. This led the organisers, the Shropshire Union Canal Society, to cancel the event after 2011, but the Friends of the Montgomery Canal took it over, and turned it into a triathlon, with cycling, walking or running, and paddling, covering the whole length of the canal.
The Montgomery Dinghy Dawdle was first held in 1985, and was seen as a way to highlight the problem of bridges which had been lowered, thus preventing navigation, and to show the public that the canal could be used by boats. Mary Awcock, the founder of the event, stated at the time that "It is important to demonstrate that a restored canal will provide a valuable local and tourist amenity." The first event covered a stretch of canal either side of Gallowstree Bridge in Welshpool, which had been lowered and carried the A483 road over the canal. Some 30 boats took part, and when they got to the Bridge, volunteers stopped the traffic while all of the boats were carried across the road. Leaflets were given to the waiting drivers, and the event was a success, with good coverage in local newspapers and on the radio.


Question: What do we know about the Chinese firm that allegedly hacked Clinton’s emails?

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 What do we know about the Chinese firm that allegedly hacked Clinton’s emails?

A Chinese owned company with operations nestled within Washington D.C. were allegedly responsible for hacking Hillary Clinton's private server "throughout her term as secretary of state and obtained nearly all her emails," according to an explosive report from the Daily Caller's Richard Pollock.
Clinton's emails were captured in 'real-time' by the Chinese firm as she sent and received communications and documents via her personal server, sources claim, who also says the hacking was part of an intelligence operation.
The code which was embedded in the server was written by the Chinese firm.
According to ZH: During a July 12 House Committee on the Judiciary hearing, Texas Rep. Louie Gohmert (R) disclosed that the Intelligence Community Inspector General (ICIG) found that virtually all of Clinton's emails from her homebrew server were funneled to a "foreign entity." Gohmert did not reveal the entity's identity - however, he said it wasn't Russia.
A government staff official briefed on the ICIG's findings told the Daily Caller that the Chinese firm which hacked Clinton's emails operates in Washington's northern Virginia suburbs and that it was not a technology firm - but a "front group" for the Chinese government.
Among the FBI officials warned was Peter Strzok - who was fired earlier this month from the agency over anti-Trump text messages he sent while spearheading an investigation of Trump's 2016 campaign.
Strzok did not act on the ICIG's warning according to Gohmert - who added that Strzok and three other top FBI officials knew about an "anomaly" on Clinton's server.
Meanwhile, four separate attempts were also made to notify DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz to brief him on the massive security breach, however, Horowitz "never returned the call."


Question: Describe the current political landscape in Texas.

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 Describe the current political landscape in Texas.

The race for U.S. Senate between Ted Cruz and Beto O'Rourke has narrowed, with the Republican incumbent leading the El Paso Democrat by only 5 points, according to a new University of Texas/Texas Tribune Poll.
Released Monday morning, the survey of 1,200 registered voters shows 41 percent backing Cruz, 36 percent supporting O'Rourke and 2 percent favoring Libertarian Neal Dikeman. The poll was conducted June 8-17 and had a margin of error of 2.83 points.
For races lower on the ballot, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick had a 6-point lead over Democrat Mike Collier, and Attorney General Ken Paxton led Democrat Justin Nelson by a single point, according to the poll.
Among top GOP officeholders, only Gov. Greg Abbott, who had high favorability ratings in the poll, had a comfortable double-digit lead — 12 points over Democrat Lupe Valdez, a former Dallas County sheriff.
"Abbott is governor at a time when the economy is still chugging along, there's been no major scandals or real controversies surrounding his administration, and there's no real hot-button issue that would divide support for him," said Daron Shaw, a government professor at the University of Texas at Austin and co-director of the poll. "He ends up being kind of a top-end Republican candidate right now. There's no real negatives for him."
The U.S. Senate race appears to have tightened in recent weeks.
A Quinnipiac University survey conducted May 23-29 gave Cruz a wider, 11-point lead, with 50 percent to O'Rourke's 39 percent. In that survey, Cruz enjoyed strong backing from men and white voters, while he and O'Rourke were effectively tied among women and Hispanics. The poll of 961 registered voters had a margin of error of 3.8 points.
In the governor’s race, the new UT/Texas Tribune poll shows Abbott coasting against Valdez, with 44 percent to her 32 percent. But the double-digit margin is lower than in the Quinnipiac poll, which had Abbott leading Valdez by nearly 20 points — 53 percent to 34 percent.
The governor and U.S. Senate races will top the Texas ballot in November, and with Texans’ propensity for casting straight-ticket votes, that means whichever party is leading at the top could carry its candidates lower on the ballot, Shaw said.
But for that “coattails effect” to carry the election for the Democrats, voters would need to be enthused enough about the top two candidates to turn out in force.
Shaw said that because much of O’Rourke’s support stems from his personality, and not necessarily his policies, he’s unsure of the strength of his coattails.
Paxton, who was first elected attorney general in 2014 and is fighting felony indictments on charges of securities fraud, leads his Democratic opponent with 32 percent to Nelson’s 31 percent, while the Libertarian in the race — Michael Ray Harris — came in at 6 percent. More than a quarter of voters in the poll were undecided, and 4 percent said they planned to vote for someone else.
In the race for lieutenant governor, Patrick led Collier — the Democrat who ran for state comptroller in 2014 — 37 percent to 31 percent. Libertarian Kerry McKennon had support from 4 percent of Texas voters, while nearly 30 percent hadn’t made up their minds or planned to support someone else.
Shaw said the Democrats need an issue or policy to rally around if they want even one of their statewide candidates to win in November. It could be something like the 2006 blowback over the Iraq war, which cost the GOP both houses in Congress, or the Democrats’ massive losses over frustrations with Obamacare.
But as of right now, Shaw said, nothing — not even the unpopular zero-tolerance policy that separated immigrants parents from their children at the border — has materialized as a standout issue that could create a blue “wave” capable of washing Republicans out of office.
While most Texas voters opposed that Trump administration policy, according to another UT/Texas Tribune poll, Democrats would need to make the issue one part of a wider message — that the election is a referendum on the Trump presidency as a whole — in order to win, Shaw said.


Question: Could a gigafactory glut lead to oversupply?

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 Could a gigafactory glut lead to oversupply?

Could a gigafactory glut lead to oversupply?
Gigafactory announcements have been trending in recent months, with plans for at least 10 new plants revealed in the last six months. Half a dozen have been planned in the last month alone.
In Germany, for example, the Daimler subsidiary Accumotive laid the foundation for a $550 million plant designed to take annual lithium-ion battery production from its current level of 80,000 units up to around 320,000.
And Energy Absolute, of Thailand, reportedly has plans for a $2.9 billion factory in Asia, with an annual production capacity of 1 gigawatt-hour per year, scaling to 50 gigawatt-hours a year by 2020.
Meanwhile, a consortium including Boston Energy and Innovation (BEI), Charge CCCV, C&D Assembly, Primet Precision Materials and Magnis Resources confirmed it will build a 15-gigawatt-hour-a-year plant on IBM’s former Huron Campus manufacturing site in New York.
BEI, Charge CCCV, C&D Assembly and Magnis Resources are also working with Eastman Kodak Group to build a similarly sized plant near Townsville in Queensland, Australia. The backers have said the plant could create around 7,000 jobs.
More recently a company called Energy Renaissance has lifted the lid on plans for a factory in Darwin, in Australia’s Northern Territory, with a production capacity of a gigawatt-hour of batteries a year.
The most aggressive gigafactory plans, however, remain with the company that came up with the concept. Tesla’s Elon Musk has said he will announce “probably four” new gigafactories this year. One has long been slated for Europe, and another has been confirmed to be in the works in Shanghai, China.
The recent announcements follow at least five gigafactory proposals put forward for Europe before the end of last year, including facilities in Sweden, Hungary and Poland. Not all the new plants will focus on lithium-ion batteries, though.
The U.S. lead-acid battery maker Johnson Controls, for example, unveiled proposals for two Chinese plants with a combined annual capacity of 13.5 million batteries.
The company already has production capacity for 16 million batteries a year, from a factory in Chongqing and one in Zhejiang, and is looking invest $250 million in a new plant that could produce up to 7.5 million units a year in Shandong from 2019.
A second plant would follow in 2020. The increased capacity is aimed at satisfying growing demand from the start-stop engine market.
The massive planned increase in battery production feels similar to the Chinese manufacturing boom that radically altered the PV landscape around a decade ago, by creating oversupply that ultimately led to the demise of dozens of solar firms.
Could the same phenomenon be underway in battery manufacturing?
Probably not, say storage experts. The pricing declines won't be nearly as dramatic due to supply chain differences.
"Unlike PV, battery raw materials are rare metals that have to be mined and processed, so they will have constant supply-demand push-pull, minimizing risk of supply glut," said Ravi Manghani, director of GTM Research's storage practice.
"The industry is in the middle of a huge cost declines phase as manufacturers continue to bring large gigafactories on-line. While some individual vendors may see massive cost step-downs as facilities are activated or new generation products with superior density are launched, on a macro level, the declines are going to be much more gradual," said Manghani.
According to Logan Goldie-Scot, head of Bloomberg New Energy Finance's storage practice, the growth in production capacity is already considered in pricing forecasts.
By 2030, BNEF expects battery pack prices to fall to $73 per kilowatt-hour, down from a volume-weighted average of $273 per kilowatt-hour in 2016.
David Hart, director at E4tech, an international strategic consultancy focused on sustainable energy, said much of the upcoming capacity will be needed to satisfy forecast growth in vehicle electrification.
Even if the battery market is unlikely to face the same pressures as solar, it will still grapple with challenges of its own.


Question: Hey, have you heard about the recent ruling in Amsterdam involving Bitcoin?

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Earlier this week, the Court of Amsterdam published its findings in relation to a civil rights dispute between an individual and a private mining company.
The civil rights case was filed by Mr. JW de Vries on February 14 against Koinz Trading BV, with the court ruling in favor of the petitioner – who was owed 0.591 BTC by the company. Significantly, the Court of Amsterdam found that bitcoin possesses “properties of wealth”, determining that the claim of a bitcoin transfer under Dutch property rights is juridically valid.
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Question: Describe how being a Muslim helps you find your purpose in life.

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Allah did not create us in vain, He has a purpose for us. Now, it is our responsibility to find that purpose. We are all Muslims, Allah favoured us by making us born Muslims and some of us may have converted to Islam after realizing that it is a beautiful religion. At one point or another in our lives we all had an urge to do something for our community, but our hands were full of responsibilities. We not only had no time for social work, but no time for our family or ourselves, because we were just too busy. Why are we so busy? Because, we are much too involved in duniya (World) and accomplishing those tasks, which will not satisfy us after they are finished since they are not for the sake of attaining Allah’s love, they are for our nafs, our desires, our wants.
Please listen carefully, with an open heart; did you perceive that peace in your heart when your desires were fulfilled? Perhaps, your answer will be “YES”, but the truth is that no sooner do we attain that peace; we usually lose it, because it’s for our nafs and not for Allah. Now, try doing a task for the pleasure of Allah and to attain His love. We will feel that sakinah (peace) in our hearts even if we do not accomplish it, because we are doing it for our Rabb who created us, beautified us, loves us the most!
So, how do we instill the love of Allah in our hearts? This is a difficult question to answer. We can develop Allah’s love in our hearts by obeying him, reciting and understanding the verses of the Noble Quran, pondering over His creation, and by thanking and praising Him all the time. Thanking and praising Him doesn’t mean that we get a bead of strings and keep doing tazbi, so to become “religious”. In reality, we need to make lots of Du’a, focus on our day-to-day activities, and we need to question ourselves by doing serious self-analysis every time we get a chance to be alone. Doing small things on a consistent basis makes an immense difference, such as reciting Du’a for routine activities and doing the things that please Allah most. You can praise Allah and thank Him by following simple Sunnah, which Rasoolullah (S.A.S) taught us, like the Du’a before and after drinking water and Du’a before and after eating our meals. Moreover, saying Alhumdulillah for all the blessings we have, performing regular Salah, giving Zakat, fasting and such would be very beneficial in creating a lasting connection.
I would love to talk about our parenting styles as well. Children are such a blessing and a source of peace that most of us miss out on. We want our children to be first in everything, we want them to be first in all the duniya matters, but not the deen matters. I know many of us want them to excel in deen too, but are we working towards it or are we too busy fulfilling their wants and wishes? Our kids don’t need toys, they want our attention, our appreciation, and above all they want us to love them. Whenever our kids come to us for our attention, it’s a golden opportunity to talk to them, to ask them what’s going on in their lives, appreciate them, show them love and try to answer their questions or give them genuine advice on the challenges they face.
We are a living example for them. They see the world through what we show them. We can make them strong by helping them to overcome their mistakes and to be productive in life. We should talk to them about our good experiences of life and the lessons we have learned. Give them a positive outlook of us, so that they know where to turn when they need help. And, when they do come to us, we must introduce them to Allah, teach them how to ask help from Allah, how to be sincere and humble in their Du’a and how to ask for forgiveness. Believe me, they will thank us for telling them about Allah and His Greatness. We have to tell them to give first priority to Allah alone and how everything comes after Allah. But, saying this is not enough; kids are very intelligent nowadays. For example, when we ask them to do Salah, they may say, “But Mom you don’t do your Salah,” so now comes our role. We must change ourselves and try to do everything for Allah, so that our kids too will learn from us how they can give first place to Allah in their own lives.
Then when we start giving first priority to Allah in our lives, everything will start to change, because we are changing ourselves and this is the first step towards attaining Allah’s love. When we do each and every act for Allah alone then we will feel that peace in our hearts, which we were searching for somewhere else. Then we feel like everything is going according to our wishes, but really that’s Allah’s love in our hearts that is making us feel that way, because we start to accept whatever happens in our lives with gratitude and we stop loving ourselves and start loving Allah alone. When we start doing all the things that Allah wants us to do, we finally find our purpose in life.
All thanks and praises to Allah alone who gave me the guidance and chance to write this. Without Allah’s help, this would have been impossible.
Sabiha Fahad holds a Masters in Biochemistry and resides in Toronto, Canada. She is currently focusing on raising her daughter to give her a proper Islamic upbringing while living in West.
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Question: Describe the Meccano Set repair project in detail

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 Describe the Meccano Set repair project in detail

The ‘Meccano Set’, at the intersection of Henry Lawson Drive, Woodville Road and the Hume Highway, Lansdowne was built in 1962. Since then, the structure has held the busy intersection’s overhead directional signs and traffic lights.
Work to replace the Meccano Set will begin in January 2019. Early work includes a process called ‘bored piling’, which will be undertaken at night but which can create a dull ongoing noise.
We will be doing this work over no more than five consecutive nights, weather permitting.
Road users can expect changed traffic conditions, including speed limit changes and temporary lane closures from 8pm to 5am between Sunday and Thursday night, when work is taking place.
For traffic updates, you can call 132 701, visit livetraffic.com or download the Live Traffic NSW App.
For more information about the work, you can view or download the January 2019 notification (PDF, 555Kb).
Roads and Maritime Services has maintained the structure for more than 50 years. Investigations in 2003 found the Meccano Set to be structurally safe; however, significant maintenance work was required to address rust and peeling paint.
In January 2015, Roads and Maritime Services sought community feedback on the Meccano Set’s future. Two options were proposed: repaint and maintain the structure or remove it completely and replace it with more standard traffic lights and directional signs. Public responses revealed it was considered a Western Sydney icon, with around 90 percent wanting it to remain.
Investigations over the following years found that repairing the existing structure, on-site or off-site, presented significant safety risks to both workers and road users. Roads and Maritime Services established that replacing the structure with an identical, pre-fabricated version, prepared off-site, was a safe, cost‑effective and timely alternative.
The existing footings will need to be strengthened to protect the structure before it can be replaced. We will use bored piles to create stronger foundations. This involves drilling a circular hole in the ground, installing a steel tube and filling it with concrete. This method has been chosen as it is one of the least disruptive piling techniques.
The components of the structure will be fabricated off-site. When they are ready to be installed, we will transport them to site, assemble them in position, and attach the traffic signs and lights. Each side of the structure will be replaced one at a time, then tested and commissioned before the road is reopened to traffic.
Work will start in January 2019 and continue until June 2019. We will work up to five nights a week, and for up to 60 shifts, weather permitting. Most of the work will happen at night between Sunday and Thursday nights, but there will be occasions where we work on a Saturday night. The planned work will not affect traffic during the AM and PM peak periods.
We will prepare a community consultation report summarising any issues raised by the community, including our responses to the comments. When complete, the report will be available on this project page.
We will keep the local community and stakeholders updated throughout the life of the project.