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Farley 7 is the mountain biker's fat bike. It's built to feel like a traditional mountain bike with way more capability. The lightweight aluminum frame, SRAM 1x12 drivetrain, dropper post, and Manitou Mastodon fork make it the ideal ride for trail-shredders who want to get rad in every season. It's right for you if... You want your fat bike to feel like your traditional mountain bike. Or, you're riding a fat bike year-round and want to put your money into the parts that really matter, like a performance drivetrain and a quality suspension fork. The tech you get A lightweight Alpha Platinum Aluminum frame with Stranglehold dropouts, an 80mm Manitou Mastodon suspension fork with an air spring and lockout feature, a wide-range SRAM NX/SX 1x12 drivetrain, SRAM Level T brakes, a dropper post, and SUNringlé Mulefut wheels paired with a 108T Rapid Drive hub for instant engagement, and extra-grippy 27.5x4.5" Bontrager Gnarwhal TLR tires. The final word This is a fat bike that rides with the handling characteristics of a traditional trail bike—only it's a lot more versatile. You're getting a great frame and a performance parts group, but you're really paying for the incredible capability of the Manitou Mastodon fork. Why you'll love it - If you were under the impression that fat bikes were sluggish, this bike will change your mind - The combination of the Manitou Mastodon fork and 4.5" tires make it easy to charge through snowy trails and rock gardens alike - It's a four-season freedom machine that lets you ride outside all year long - The 27.5x4.5" tires deliver more speed and traction than their 26" counterparts
Key features - Plus-sized touring: bigger tires, bigger terrain, bigger adventures - All-new proprietary rack system for backcountry gear storage - Carbon adventure fork: light and strong, with mounts aplenty - Go-anywhere adventure spec: wide range 1x drivetrain, disc brakes, & dropper post
Farley 9.6 is a carbon fat bike built for speed. The lightweight OCLV Mountain Carbon frame, rigid carbon fork, and a 1x12 SRAM NX Eagle drivetrain make it great for mountain bikers who prioritize performance in a fat bike. If you're ready to go hard through every season and love fat biking in every form- racing, adventure, fun - Farley 9.6 is the high-performance ride for you. It's right for you if... You don't just want to ride trails through the winter - you want to ride fast. You already know you love every aspect of fat biking, and are looking for a faster ride with better performance to take on bigger adventures. The tech you get A lightweight OCLV Mountain Carbon frame with Stranglehold dropouts, a Bontrager Haru rigid carbon fork, a wide-range 1x12 SRAM NX Eagle drivetrain, and extra-wide SUNringle Mulefut wheels paired with 27.5x4.5 Bontrager Barbegazi TLR tires. The final word Speed in every season. Farley 9.6 is light, fast, and built to rip. It's the ideal winter shred sled for fat bike adventurers, racers looking to train outside year-round, and anyone who values the performance advantage of carbon. Why you'll love it 1 - The faster you ride a fat bike, the more fun it gets—and this bike is a lot of fun 2 - It's a four-season freedom machine that lets you ride outside all year long 3 - The 27.5x4.5 tires deliver more speed and traction than their 26-inch counterparts
Farley 9.8 is the lightest fat bike we make. It has an OCLV Mountain Carbon frame, a carbon fork, carbon wheels, and a 1x12 SRAM GX Eagle drivetrain with the widest range of gears for varying terrain. This is a mountain bike with no compromises, and it's all about going as fast as possible in every season. It's right for you if... You don't like fat biking - you love it! You make the biggest investment in your fat bike because you have the best time riding it, and you're willing to shell out for the lightest, fastest, fat bike we make because you know there's a return in fun, speed, and adventure. The tech you get A lightweight OCLV Mountain Carbon frame with Stranglehold dropouts, a Bontrager Haru rigid carbon fork, a SRAM GX Eagle 1x12 drivetrain with an extra-wide gear range, and Tubeless Ready carbon Bontrager Wampa wheels paired with 27.5x4.5 Bontrager Barbegazi TLR tires. The final word It's the lightest fat bike we make. A carbon frame, carbon wheels, carbon fork, and top-shelf SRAM drivetrain come together in Farley 9.8 to make a high-performance ride that won't be slowed by foul weather, deep snow, or gnarly terrain. Why you'll love it 1 - This is a fat bike made without compromise: it's the lightest, fastest model we make 2 - It's a four-season freedom machine that lets you ride outside all year long 3 - The 27.5x4.5 tires deliver more speed and traction than their 26-inch counterparts 4 - It's easy to set up tubeless - and when you do, you'll save weight and your ride will get even faster
Where it's snow, sand, mud, or muck, no matter the terrain or conditions, our fat bikes turn impossible riding scenarios into killer days on the trail. With rugged frames and super-fat tires, these bikes plow through anything thrown their way. Trust us, you've never ridden anything like this, and you've never experienced the smile that will light up your face while riding a fat bike. - SuperLite hydroformed aluminum frame - Hydroformed 6061 aluminum fork - Shimano SLX M7000 1x11 drivetrain - Shimano Deore M6000 hydraulic disc brakes
Cannondale's aluminum wizardry and System Integration create a fat bike with the heart and soul of a racer. OutFront steering geometry lets you get the most out of that big, fat contact patch. Slack head angle and long front center lets you get rowdy on the steeps, while the tight trail measurement keeps things crazy-nimble at slow speeds. Thanks to our System Integrated cranks and offset chainrings, the FAT CAAD's Q-factor is up to 2.5cm narrower than the competition, so it feels like riding a bike, not a horse. Fat CAAD's System Integrated cranksets feature an Ai offset chainring to offer the best balance of short stays, tight Q-factor and 2x compatibility, with full 4.8-inch tires. - SmartForm C1 aluminum frame with Cannondale Fatty rigid fork - Sun Ringle Mulefut 80 SL rims with Maxxis Minion FBF tires - 11-speed Shimano SLX components - Tektro hydraulic disc brakes
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Where does plastic waste in the Hunter end up? Does it get recycled or not?
Hunter residents have a right to know exactly where their plastic waste is ending up, NSW Shadow Minister for the Environment Kate Washington said.
The comment comes after it emerged that the plastic waste collected kerbside from yellow-lidded bins at Hunter homes was not going where waste officials thought it was going.
The discovery comes amid global concern about Western countries using the Third World as a garbage tip and a worsening worldwide plastic pollution epidemic.
Hunter Resource Recovery, which handles waste for Cessnock, Lake Macquarie, Maitland and Singleton councils, had believed the region's plastic waste was being sent to Malaysia for legal recycling.
It said last month that plastic collected from the Hunter council areas was sorted at Gateshead and sent to a company called Polytrade.
"The product is then exported to Malaysia and recycled. Polytrade has two licenced and approved facilities that operate in Malaysia," a Hunter Resource Recovery spokesman said at the time.
But last Friday, Polytrade told the Newcastle Herald that it had "not exported plastics to Malaysia since October 2018".
Solo Resource Recovery is the waste contractor for Hunter Resource Recovery and Newcastle council. Solo is responsible for collecting plastic waste from many Hunter homes.
A Newcastle council spokesperson said: "The plastics go to Solo. What they do with it depends on their own operations and market forces".
Solo said it subcontracts the processing and marketing of the plastic waste to Polytrade.
Solo's managing director Rob Richards said Hunter Resource Recovery was "inadvertently misled" into believing that plastic waste collected from Hunter homes was going to Malaysia for recycling.
Mr Richards said the "misunderstanding" occurred due to Malaysia putting in place a temporary ban on plastic waste imports.
"Polytrade has not sent any plastics to Malaysia while ever that ban is in place," Mr Richards said.
"In June this year, our understanding was that the plastic market in Malaysia was opening up again. Having checked with Polytrade apparently the market hasn't opened up."
In response to the question of why it thought Hunter plastic waste was going to Malaysia, a Hunter Resource Recovery statement said it received "monthly reports" from Solo Resource Recovery under the terms of its contract with the waste company.
Mr Richards said there was an error in the reports that caused the confusion.
Asked where the Hunter's plastic waste was going, Mr Richards said: "A mix of places including Taiwan, Hong Kong and Turkey, other long-standing export traders and Hallam and Campbellfield processing facilities in Victoria".
"You can be assured the materials are not going to landfill."
Greenpeace said only 9 per cent of plastic waste was recycled worldwide, 12 per cent was incinerated and 79 per cent was dumped in landfills or the natural environment.
It refers to this broken system as the "recycling myth" and said Malaysia was "the eighth-worst country worldwide for plastic waste".
Greenpeace Malaysia spokeswoman Yvonne Nathan said Malaysia and other countries should "not be used as a dumping ground".
"Developed countries should stop putting their responsibility onto other countries for their own plastics problem."
Mr Richards said there were "rogue operators and terrible practices" from a "very small element".
"The reputable operators like Polytrade aren't doing that. You can't build a reputation and get away with that and you wouldn't want to."
He said smaller nations had been inundated with plastic waste since the so-called China Sword, which refers to the Chinese government's ban on imports of plastic waste from January last year.
Polytrade said it had exported plastics to Malaysia "over a long period of time" before the ban.
"The recycling industry is facing unprecedented challenges, including from state law changes and China Sword," a Polytrade spokesperson said.
"Polytrade is heavily investing in additional processing facilities in Australia, including at Hallam and Campbellfield in Victoria.
"Polytrade has been forging relationships with other processors, including overseas, to produce high quality materials with inherent demand in the wake of China Sword."
As well as Malaysia, Greenpeace said plastic waste from Western countries had been shipped to places such as Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Turkey and India.
"Once one country regulates plastic waste imports, it floods into the next unregulated destination. When that country regulates, the exports move to the next one," it said.
It said illegal operations had led to discarded plastic being burnt and dumped in the natural environment, poorly regulated landfills and neighbourhoods.
Some governments have shut down some illegal factories, amid public outrage and concerns about human health and the environment. This has reportedly led the problem to be shifted elsewhere to countries such as Cambodia, Laos, Ghana, Ethiopia, Kenya and Senegal.
Polytrade said it works with facilities and third parties with "relevant government approvals".
"Polytrade operates a number of recycling facilities in Australia and has long standing affiliations with third party local export traders and international processors."
Ms Washington said the Hunter had a global responsibility to ensure its plastic waste was being recycled ethically.
Total Environment Centre waste campaigner Lisa Wriley said the production chain of recycled plastic "should be transparent so we know where the waste goes".
"It's like any production chain and wanting to know whether it's ethical or fair."
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- Day one of inquest into death of teenager Luca Raso in Newcastle
- Two girls, aged 14 and 16, charged after incidents at Green Hills shopping centre and in Newcastle
- Lake Macquarie council approves $15m seniors housing project at Sugar Valley Lifestyle Estate
- NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption inquiry considers potential corruption risks from lobbying
- Operation Surge: Proactive policing blitz leads to arrests, searches
- Mid Coast councillor Len Roberts cleared of assault during riot

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Oil field service firm EnerMech has secured North Sea cranes and lifting services work worth more than £21 million.
Aberdeen-headquartered EnerMech said it had agreed a new multi-million pound deal with an unspecified operator in the North Sea and extended terms on a number of existing contracts.
EnerMech will work on three North Sea platforms operated by the new client over a five-year period.
The company has also tied up a three-year extension to its pact with Maersk Oil UK for the Gryphon Alpha and Global Producer III vessels, as well as the new Culzean gas field.
A one-year extension for Dana Petroleum's Triton and Western Isles assets, and a two-year extension for Spirit Energy's Morecambe Bay assets, have also been agreed.
Combined, the new contract and the contract extensions are worth in excess of £21m.
Chris Dixon, EnerMech's UK director of mechanical handling services, said: "Our continued focus on delivering value by provided integrated services with careful cost management is winning us new cranes and lifting service clients and extending relationships with existing customers.
"We are looking forward to forming a strong partnership with this new North Sea client and we believe our template for providing high quality combined services is an attractive offering to UKCS and international operators."


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Struggling Ashanti Gold Sports Club were handed their third consecutive defeat in the ongoing Ghana Premier League at the El Wak stadium after losing 1-0 to Inter Allies.
The miners looked more serious in the first half as they denied the Eleven is to One side from scoring but could not hold on to their impressive first half performance after Prince Baffoe scored after recess to put the host in front.
The visitors were impressive in the last ten minutes but Inter Allies men at the back resolute form wouldn't allow them to pull parity as the game ended 1-0 advantage Coach Prince Owusu's side.
The Obuasi based club before Sunday's fixture had lost 3-0 to WAFA before losing 1-0 at home Accra Hearts Oak on last Sunday at the Len Clay Sports Stadium.
Ashgold starting XI
George Apronti, Tijani Joshua, Nti Mensah, Rihard Ocran, Samed Ibrahim, Conney Idan, Ebo Duncan, Osei Baffour, Shafiu Mumuni, Joseph Gordon
Ashgold Substitution list
Frimpong Sarkodie, Eric Boabeng , Kofi Owusu, Hans Kwofie, Osei M. Abubakari, Habib Mohammed , Iddrisu Ibrahim.


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Rainforest Trail
Pacific Rim National Park Reserve
GPS Coordinates for Rainforest Trail are N49 02.516 W125 40.870
Rainforest Trail
in the Pacific Rim National Park is between Tofino and Ucluelet on Vancouver Island.
There are in fact two trails, one north and one south off the highway. One of the trails is completly on a board walk. Several stairs go down a gully and provides easy access to the beauty of the rainforest.


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Haus im Ennstal Resort Guide
Haus im Ennstal, Austria
Rated: 2/5 (from 6 ratings)
|Recommended For
|Total Piste Length
|35km22 miles
|Highest Lift
|Resort Height
|Nearest Airports
|Salzburg and Linz
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Haus im Ennstal at a glance
Despite its success as an international ski centre there is still only one tourist bed per resident in Haus, a healthy ratio. It is a traditional village with a mix of old and new lifts in the ski area above, and is linked to the four mountain Hauser Kaibling network.
When will it snow in Haus im Ennstal?
The next notable snow forecast for Haus im Ennstal is 2cm1in, expected on 23 July.
See our Snow Forecast for Haus im Ennstal for the latest update, or Join our Snow Mail Here
Haus im Ennstal Facts, Stats and Ratings
Haus im Ennstal Rated
|Intermediate Skiers
How High is Haus im Ennstal?
|Highest Lift
|Lowest Piste
|Resort Altitude (Haus im Ennstal)
|Max Vertical
Ski Area, Pistes and Lifts
Haus im Ennstal Ski Area
|Black Pistes
Expert Trails
|5km3 miles
|Red Pistes
Intermediate Runs
|18km11 miles
|Blue Pistes
Easy Trails
|14km9 miles
Total Length
|35km22 miles
|Cross Country
Total Length
|40km25 miles
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Number of Lifts
Haus im Ennstal Summary
The Austrian Ski Resort of Haus im Ennstal has direct access to 35km22 miles of downhill skiing, with 15 marked pistes, served by a total of 15 ski lifts.
With ski lifts as high as 2,020m6,627ft, snow cover is generally reliable.
Haus im Ennstal Overview
Despite its success as an international ski centre there is still only one tourist bed per resident in Haus, a healthy ratio. It is a traditional village with a mix of old and new lifts in the ski area above, and a pass covering the bus-linked Dachstein Valley skiing.
On the Mountain
The longest possible descent in Haus im Ennstal is 7km4 miles long and the most difficult run is the 'FIS-Talabfahrt'.
Skiing in Haus im Ennstal
Haus im Ennstal offers good sking, particularly, for Intermediate and Beginner skiers.
Snowboarding in Haus im Ennstal
Haus im Ennstal offers some good boarding.
When is Haus im Ennstal open?
We don't currently have confirmed season dates for Haus im Ennstal.
NOTE:- Lift and Piste openings are always subject to Snow Conditions in Haus im Ennstal.
Snow Making
Haus im Ennstal is able to make snow, on 37km23 miles of ski runs, with 136 snow cannons.
Ski Lift Capacity
The 15 ski lifts of Haus im Ennstal are able to uplift 16,000 skiers and snowboarders every hour.
Where is Haus im Ennstal?
Haus im Ennstal is in the Austrian Alps in Haus, Liezen, Austria.
How can I get to Haus im Ennstal?
By Air
The nearest airports to Haus im Ennstal are Salzburg, Linz and Klagenfurt. There are eight airports within three hours drive.
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Alchemy - "Dyadic"
GS1950 posted a topic in AOR and Hard RockStreet Symphonies Records & Burning Minds Music Group are proud to announce the details of "Dyadic", the second official studio album from Italian melodic hard-rockers, Alchemy. After a year of hard work in the studio, the band is currently adding the final touches to the album with producer Pierpaolo "Zorro" Monti. They are now in the final stages of mixing and mastering by renowned sound engineer, Roberto Priori (Danger Zone, Raintimes, Wheels Of Fire). "Dyadic" showcases a remarkable step ahead in the band's artistic career. Davide "Dave Rox" Barbieri (Raintimes, Wheels Of Fire, Room Experience, I.F.O.R., Charming Grace) is handling the vocal production, and Stefano Zeni (Wheels Of Fire, Room Experience, I.F.O.R., Charming Grace) on guitar production. Last but not least, the band partnered with British novelist, Peter Darley, for the supervision of their lyrics in order to perfect their new sound for worldwide fans with unquestionable quality. Moreover, great contributions have been provided in the album by renowned artists: James Martin, Tom Martin & Nick Workman (Vega) penned together the exclusive unreleased track "Hero", while the likes of Davide "Dave Rox" Barbieri, Stefano Zeni and Steve De Biasi (Gunshy, Room Experience, Charming Grace) appear in "Dyadic" as very special guests. Frontman Marcello Spera says: "We put everything we had into the songwriting, production, and recording processes to make this record sound huge, and I must say, the result is already astonishing. Working with top-notch melodic rock heroes, Pierpaolo Monti, Davide Barbieri, and Stefano Zeni really helped us deliver the best sound we could. At the moment, everything is in Roberto Priori's hands, and it's his turn to make the magic happen. After listening to some of the mix previews, we knew his contribution would raise the quality of our record even further, thanks to his experience and dedication. Be ready for a solid hard rock album with a deep melodic twist, big guitars, and catchy melodies!" "Dyadic" is set for release on March 29, 2019 via Street Symphonies Records / Burning Minds Music Group in Europe, while a dedicated Japanese version will follow in April 2019 via AnderStein Music. A special Ltd. Personalized Edition created by Outward Styles will be available exclusively on the label's online shop, Rock Temple. CD graphics have been designed by Aeglos Art (Airbound, Raintimes, Michael Kratz, Wheels Of Fire), while the CD booklet features introductive liner notes written by Fabiana Spinelli (Loud And Proud, Fireworks Magazine, Classix). The album will be introduced with an exclusive live event on March 30, 2019 @ Dedolor Music Headquarter (Rovellasca - CO / ITALY), during the third awaited "A Melodic Rock Night" festival. LINE UP Marcello Spera: Vocals Cristiano Stefana: Guitars Andrew Trabelsi: Keyboards Matteo Castelli: Bass Matteo Severini: Drums & Percussion TRACKLIST 01. Cursed 02. One Step Away 03. Endless Quest 04. What It Takes (feat. Stefano Zeni) 05. Nuketown 06. Day By Day 07. Hero 08. Lost In The Dark 09. Goodbye (duet with Davide "Dave Rox" Barbieri) 10. Take Another Shot 11. Prisoner 12. Goodbye (Acoustic Version feat. Steve De Biasi – Exclusive European Bonus Track)
Atlas - In Pursuit of Memory
GS1950 replied to JThorley's topic in AOR and Hard RockI like it!
Dion Bayman - "Better Days"
GS1950 replied to GS1950's topic in AOR and Hard RockAlbum teaser!
Michael Kratz - Live Your Life
GS1950 replied to Stefan's topic in AOR and Hard RockNew Michael Kratz feat. Mindfeels single
Mindfeels, AOR/Westcoast
GS1950 replied to GS1950's topic in AOR and Hard RockNew Michael Kratz feat. Mindfeels single
Dion Bayman - "Better Days"
GS1950 posted a topic in AOR and Hard RockArt Of Melody Music & Burning Minds Music Group are excited to announce the digital release of "Better Days", first single taken for the S/T new studio album by Aussie melodic rocker Dion Bayman, scheduled for release on September 21, 2018. Buy digital / Stream "Better Days" now: http://www.burningmindsgroup.com/art-of-melody-music/buy/93 Dion quotes: " 'Better Days' was one of the final songs written and recorded for the album. It's about not giving up and knowing that no matter how bad things may seem today doesn't mean it will be that way forever. Wherever there's life, there's hope". The single digital art have been designed appositely by Aeglos Art (Airbound, Raintimes, Michael Kratz, Firmo, Room Experience, Charming Grace). Lyric video thanks to Yellow Bang Studio. "Better Days" album details: http://www.burningmindsgroup.com/art-of-melody-music/releases/92
Video footage from their Italian gig supporting D-A-D a couple of weeks ago: "Trouble in paradise" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZxCaZn31XA "Tick tock" + "Forever" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCBMyXCjOxc "Get it on" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYXupPjui9s
Firmo - "Rehab" (Gianluca Firmo)
GS1950 posted a topic in AOR and Hard RockStreet Symphonies Records & Burning Minds Music Group are proud to announce all the details of "Rehab", first official solo album by Italian singer/songwriter Gianluca Firmo. After the critical and fans' acclaim received with the release of Room Experience in 2015 (fronted by rockstar vocalist David Readman), Gianluca was invited by the Street Symphonies' label team to express himself also as singer in a dedicated solo release, in order to show another side of his musical personality. With a finalized line-up of skilled and talented musicians, recruited appositely for backing Gianluca in this solo adventure, recordings started last year @ Atomic Stuff Studio (Isorella - Italy), under the technical supervision of sound engineer Oscar Burato (Airbound, Orphan Skin Diseases). The result is shown in twelve charming melodic rock songs, where Gianluca finally had the chance to share his personal singing style coached by the skills and experience of vocal producer Davide "Dave Rox" Barbieri (Raintimes, Room Experience, Wheels Of Fire, Charming Grace). Gianluca says: "Beside the fact that it allows me to sing my own songs, this record for me is both a test and an achievement. A test because It's the first time that I'm in charge for everything concerning the production of a record. And it is an achievement because I had the chance to work shoulder to shoulder in the studio with some amazing musicians, but also the luck to find a label that allowed me (and supported me) to work with no artistic boundaries and even make some unusual choices to follow my different musical influences and tastes. I feel the result is very personal and though it's far from being perfect, it sure is my perfect rehab from being put in any frame. And as today I couldn't be happier than this". Firmo's debut "Rehab" is set for release on October 19, 2018 via Street Symphonies Records / Burning Minds Music Group in Europe, while a dedicated Japanese release is expected later in November via AnderStein Music. Mastering duties have been handled by renowned studio engineer Roberto Priori (Danger Zone, Raintimes, Wheels Of Fire) @ PriStudio (Bologna - Italy). CD graphics have been designed instead by Aeglos Art (Airbound, Raintimes, Michael Kratz, Room Experience, Charming Grace), while the CD booklet features introductive liner notes written by renowned rock journalist Paul Woodward (Fireworks Magazine). Line-up: Gianluca Firmo: Lead & Backing Vocals, Keyboards Davide "Dave Rox" Barbieri (Raintimes, Room Experience, Wheels Of Fire, Charming Grace): Backing Vocals Mattia "Noise Maker" Tedesco (Vasco Rossi, Gianluca Grignani, Candies For Breakfast): Guitars Nicola Iazzi (Hardline, Candies For Breakfast): Bass Daniele Valseriati (Tragodia): Drums & Percussion Special Guests: Paul Laine (The Defiants, Danger Danger): Backing Vocals Mario Percudani (Hungryheart, Hardline): Guitars Stefano Zeni (Wheels Of Fire, Room Experience): Guitars Carlo Poddighe: Guitars Pier Mazzini (Danger Zone): Keyboards Andrea Cinelli: Piano Alessandro Moro: Sax Tracklist: 01. A Place For Judgement Day 02. Heart Of Stone 03. Shadows And Lights 04. Maybe Forever 05. No Prisoners 06. Didn't Wanna Care 07. Unbreakable 08. Don't Dare To Call It Love 09. Cowboys Once, Cowboys Forever 10. Rehab 11. Until Forever Comes 12. Everything Web/Social links: https://www.facebook.com/glfirmo http://www.burningmindsgroup.com/street-symphonies https://www.facebook.com/streetsymphonies
Album teaser online! PRE-ORDERS: - Standard CD Edition: https://www.rocktemple.it/shop/4087/Lipz-Scaryman-/index.php?vars:id_site=EN - Limited Special Personalized Edition (Only 50 copies available!): https://www.rocktemple.it/shop/4088/Lipz-Scaryman-Limited Personalized Edition/index.php?vars:id_site=EN
Orphan Skin Diseases - "Flyn' Soul"
GS1950 posted a topic in Music VideosTaken from debut album "Dreamy Reflections" Release date: July 13, 2018 (Logic Il Logic Records / Burning Minds Music Group). www.facebook.com/orphanskindiseases / www.facebook.com/logicillogicrecords / www.burningmindsgroup.com/logic-illogic
King Company - Queen Of Hearts
GS1950 replied to Stefan's topic in AOR and Hard RockSame lead singer of Daniel Gazzoli Project! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLmUK_YIjC8
Everytime I Close My Eyes is in the album in this acoustic version!
"Scaryman" full-length album is set for release on June 1, 2018 via Street Symphonies Records / Burning Minds Music Group. Further infos about pre-orders and the "Special Ltd. Personalized Edition" will follow in the forthcoming weeks. The album will be distributed in Italy by Sound Trek Distributions, Japan by AnderStein Music and rest of the world by Plastic Head. Tracklist: 01. The Awakening 02. Scaryman 03. Star 04. Get Up On The Stage 05. Fight 06. Get It On 07. Falling Away 08. Tick Tock 09. Trouble In Paradise 10. Everytime I Close My Eyes (Acoustic - Bonus Track)
The new album will be more in the vein of their 2012 single "Ghost Town" http://sleazeroxx.com/lipz-going-back-to-sound-of-their-2012-single-ghost-town-with-new-upcoming-album-scaryman/


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Dear Creekview families.
There are a couple changes to our schedule this week that we want to make you aware of.
This Thursday is Kindergarten registration. We will be pre-registering our kindergarten students for next school year. It will be very packed with appointments and our office staff will be extremely busy. Because of that, we are going to have NO PARENT LUNCH VISITORS this Thursday, April 13th.
Speaking of Kindergarten registration, if you have a student who will be 5 on or before Sept 1st, please call 281-357-3070 today or tomorrow to schedule an appointment. Also if you see kids out in your neighborhood or at the local park who look to be Kindergarten age, please ask their parents to call the school. We would love to get as many students enrolled this spring as we possibly can.
Finally, we will have a student and teacher holiday this Friday so there is no school. Once again, there will be no school this Friday, April 14.
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Craig Anderson's new film to premiere at the Vivid festival in conjunction with Jack's Talking Story show.
Jack McCoy's surf films have changed lives and captivated surfing audiences for decades. Earlier films like Storm Riders and Tubular Swells inspired many to reframe their existence around the waves they fell in love with on the screen while his later works like the The Occumentary and Blue Horizon provided a compelling insight into some of surfing's biggest personalities. However, while you may have seen all of Jack's movies it's unlikely that you have heard the intriguing stories behind them.
Jack McCoy, invites you to enjoy an evening of stoke with his stories and clips as a director, photographer, cinematographer and producer at a series of packed to the rafter's special events, together with a line-up of guests across East Coast Oz.
Each audio-visual show unveils rare and unseen footage and shares untold tales from the tube by Jack and his special guest surf legends and boundary breakers including Craig Anderson, Mark Occhilupo, Dave Rastovich, Wayne Lynch, Belinda Baggs and Kai Neville.
The Jack McCoy Talk Story tour runs throughout June 2019, launching with two shows at the MCA in Sydney as part of Vivid Ideas, then hits Noosa, Gold Coast, Byron Bay, Coffs Harbour, Newcastle and the Central Coast.
McCoy's interactive 'talk story' events have captivated audiences around the world and are not to be missed.
For details of who will be with Jack at each location this coming June and tickets go to www.jackmccoy.com/talk-story
"Last week Craig sprung it on me that he had recently finished a new film with Kai and that he was happy to show it at our VIVID talk. I said 'yes' and he said, 'watch it first and make sure it's OK'. I went straight to the link and 20 min later I sat there in shock. They say there is no second chance for a first impression. Well I gave it a 15 out of 10 as my new favourite surfing film. The surfing and Kai's signature editing triggered flashbacks of Bunyip Dreaming. If ever there was a modern day Bunyip Dreaming, I believe this is it.


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Everest Base Camp and Island Peak (Imja Tse)
- Trek Code: BATE NEP 11
- Trek Name: Rowaling / Amphulepcha Pass / Lobuche East / Island Peak
- Grade: Strenuous
- Max Elevation: 6190m/20308ft
- Accommodation: Hotel / Lodge / Camp
- Meal: All meals on trek and Bed & breakfast in cities
- Transport: Flight or Private vehicle
- Trek Days: 14
- Total Days: 20
The Everest Base Camp and Island Peak Trek provide the opportunity to achieve two once-in-a-lifetime experiences in less than a month – trekking to the base of the world's highest mountain and summiting a 6190-meter mountain in the Himalayan ranges. The mountain flight to Lukla (the starting point of the trek) is in itself an experience on its own. The trek takes you towards the Khumbu glacier where you will come face-to-face with the giants of the Khumbu region such as – to name a few – Mt. Ama Dablam, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Thamserku, Mt. Nuptse and Mt. Everest.
What is included in the tour
- 4 nights accommodation in Kathmandu on (BB) Basis
- All airport transfers as per the itinerary
- Airfare: Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu
- Airfare for guide
- Domestic airport tax for guest and 1 guide
- All necessary permits e.g. Everest National Park etc.
- Peak permits for Lobuche East and Island Peak
- Service of Sherpa
- Climbing equipment for Sherpa
- Garbage deposit fee
- Full board during climbing period
- All camping equipment, climbing instructors and kitchen staff
- High altitude insurance policy coverage for climbing guide and staff
- Professional licensed Trekking Guide
- Accommodation during Trekking
- Porter (maximum 30kg luggage per porter)
- Insurance for Nepali staff (Trekking Guide and Porter)
- Fully loaded medical kit box
- Trekking Kit Bag
What is NOT included in the tour
- Travel insurance (must cover all risk undertaken)
- Personal climbing and trekking gears
- Expenses of personal nature like phone calls, laundry etc.
- Bar bills (hard and soft drinks)
- Gratuities for staff
- Expenses caused due to unforeseen circumstances
- Services not mention herein
- Trek to World's highest Mt. Everest base camp
- Nepal's biggest Khumbu and longest Ngozumpa glaciers
- Three great high passes (Kongma-la, Cho-la & Renjo-la pass)
- Namche Bazaar-the Sherpa's capital
- Explore traditional Sherpa villages & experience their culture, traditions & hospitality
Outline Itinerary:
Arrival in Kathmandu, 1300m/4264ft
Hotel (BB)
Sightseeing tour of Boudhanath Stupa, Pashupatinath and Bhaktapur Durbar Square
Hotel (BB)
Fly Kathmandu – Lukla. Trek begins. Phakding: 2610m/8727ft, 4 hrs Lunch at Chaplung
Lodge (AP)
Trek to Namche Bazaar: 3440m/11286ft, 6 hrs Lunch at Jorsale.
Lodge (AP)
Rest day at Namche: 3440m/11286ft, Lunch at Namche
Lodge (AP)
Namche – Deboche, 3820m/12529ft, 6 hrs, Lunch at Pungethanga
Lodge (AP)
Deboche - Dingboche: 4410m/14465ft, 6 hrs Lunch at Somare
Lodge (AP)
Dingboche rest day, walk to Nagarjun Peak, 5000mtl
Lodge (AP)
Dingboche - Lobuche: 4910m/16105ft, 5 hrs, Lunch at Thugla:
Lodge (AP)
Lobuche-Gorak Shep 5181m/16993ft), 3 hrs – Everest Base camp – return to Goraksep, 4 hrs
Lodge (AP)
Kalapattar (5550m/18204ft) Everest viewpoint – trek down to Dinboche 4410m/14465ft, 8 hrs Lunch at Thukla
Lodge (AP)
Dinboche to Chukung ( 4710m/154488ft, 3 hrs
Lodge (AP)
Island Peak Base Camp ( 5000m/16400ft) , 4 hrs
Lodge (AP)
Summit day. Return to base camp: (Full Board) Island Peak, 6189m/20299ft, 13hrs
Lodge (AP)
Contingency day
Lodge (AP)
Chukung to Dinboche, 4410m/14465ft, 3 hrs
Lodge (AP)
Dinboche to Nambazaar: 3440m/11283ft, 7 hrs, Lunch at Kyangjuma: (Full Board)
Lodge (AP)
Namche - Lukla: 2840m/9315ft, 7 hrs, Lunch at Phakding: (Full Board)
Lodge (AP)
Fly Lukla –Kathmandu: (BB)
Hotel (BB)
Day at leisure: (BB)
Hotel (BB)
Holiday extension or final departure
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu: 1300m/4265ft (BB)
Arrival in Kathmandu where you will be met the airport and transferred to the Hotel, just walking distance to any styles of good restaurants and shops. Our Representative will give you a short briefing on hotel facilities and safety. Tonight we only have a short introduction to the area, just what you need to know before the main briefing tomorrow. O/N Hotel in Kathmandu.
Day 02: Sightseeing of World Heritage sites: (BB)
After breakfast, trek briefing will take place around 10 am. All aspects of gear and conditions are discussed to make sure you're fully prepared for the trip, and any last-minute questions answered. After lunch, we explore this medieval capital. We visit Boudhanath, also known as little Tibet. Then we visit Pasupatinath, holy temple of Hindu where the cremation takes place by the holy river Bagmati. Later we visit Bhaktapur Durbar Square. O/N Hotel in Kathmandu.
Day 03: Fly Kathmandu – Lukla. Trek begins. Phakding: 2610m/8727ft, Lunch at Cheplung. (Full Board)
Take the morning flight a thrilling experience to the dramatic airfield at Lukla (2,860m) where we are immediately in amongst the peaks. The sudden change in altitude can leave some of us quite breathless, but we descend to Chaplung (2680m) before lunch to let ourselves adapt more gradually. The afternoon is an easy introduction to the trek up the beautiful Dudh Kosi river valley, passing huge carved mane stones and prayer wheel shrines, to our night lodge at Phakding. The lodges on the first half of the trek are good: twin rooms with comfortable mattresses and nice glazed dining rooms with stoves for cold weather days. The menus include all sorts of wholesome favorites: pasta, noodle and rice dishes with remarkably fresh vegetables, puddings and every variety of hot drinks. The lodges have the same pattern all the way up, but understandably they become a bit more simple right at the top of the trek - though still remarkably good for the location. We always select the best of the standard lodges in each night stop. O/N Lodge at Phakding.
Day 04: Trek to Namche Bazaar: 3440m/11286ft, Lunch at Jorsale. (Full Board)
Through blue pine and Rhododendron forests, we continue gradually upriver to reach Monzo at the entrance to the Sagarmatha (Everest) National Park. Just beyond, after crossing the river on one of the excellent new pedestrian suspension bridges, we take lunch at one of the tea houses that line the banks at Jorsale (2775m). So far our gain in height has been barely perceptible, but the afternoon sets us a fairly tough challenge, exaggerated by the early stage of our acclimatization. Rising first to cross a marvelous bridge high above the Imja Khola, we then gradually ascend the ridge opposite. And halfway up, we should be able to look out for our first view of Everest ahead. We must also look out for pack-yaks which we will see from now on; generally good-natured, we should still keep up-side of these huge beasts - avoiding a playful nudge! We arrive at Namche Bazaar, the Khumbu district capital, built within a natural amphitheater setting surrounded by peaks, and now a thriving lodge town. O/N Hotel in Namche.
Day 05: Rest day at Namche: 3440m/11286ft, Lunch at Namche (Full Board)
After breakfast, we explore this next of Khumbu region; we hike up to Khumjung village and school founded by Sr. Edmond Hilary, Namche local market, Museum. There is plenty to do and explore around Namche, including the Sherpa museum above the village. O/N Hotel in Namche.
Day 06: Namche-Khumjung, option via Thame: 3820m/12529ft, Lunch at Thame. (Full Board)
This allows us to either take the short direct route up to Khumjung, or the more strenuous option up the beautiful Nangpo river, through undisturbed little villages, to the lovely village of Thame. After lunch here we can visit the monastery perched on the hillside above. This is one of the best active gompas in Khumbu, with marvelous paintings and approached by a path winding along the longest carved Mani wall in Nepal. Returning, we detour to the ridgeline that separates the village from the amazing long view north toward the Nangpa La over into Tibet and Cho Oyu dominating the skyline. We return down the river before contouring above Namche to reach the less touristy twin villages of Kunde and Khumjung (3780m), fine villages populated by more affluent Sherpa families, and dominated by the beautiful peaks of Ama Dablam. Those who took the short option straight up from Namche should at least go up to one of the many viewpoints, for a bit of a preview of the peaks to come including Everest, and to boost their acclimatization process. O/N Lodge in Khumjung.
Day 07: Khumjung-Deboche: 3820m/12529ft, Lunch at Phungithanga: (Full Board)
A lovely morning making our way down through the forested hillside to the Imja Khola (3245m), with Tham Serku peak straight across the valley and the beautiful form of Ama Dablam ahead. It is worth taking a good break at the tea houses of Pungo Tenga over the bridge, as it is a continuous climb up from here to lunch. There are some wonderful water-driven prayer-wheels here. On the winding way up through the rich forest, we are very likely to encounter groups of Himalayan Tahr grazing on inaccessible slopes above our heads. We reach the famous monastery of Thyangboche (3930m) for lunch. As well as giving us our next view of the summit of Everest above Nuptse ridge, this is the most important gompa in the Sherpa region, and its second rebuilding this century is now nearly complete, after burning down in 1989. There is increasing importance to comfortably integrate its religious role with the demands of western visitors so that the sanctity of this wonderful site is maintained. Some lodges have been built here, under some pressure, fine to eat in and base our afternoon visit to the monastery itself, but they can get uncomfortably crowded at night. So, after plenty of time to absorb the tranquility and atmosphere of the whole set, we head on a bit, a 20-minute gentle descent to our peaceful, comfortable lodge at Deboche in a garden set amongst these beautiful forests. O/N Lodge in Deboche.
Day 08: Deboche-Dingboche: 4410m/14465ft, Lunch at Somare: (Full Board)
This is a short easy morning, first continuing down to recross the Imja Khola at a dramatic bridged gorge, before continuing the short way to Pangboche (3900m), where there is plenty of time before lunch to climb to the gompa above the village. This dates from the original settlement of the area by the Sherpas from their origins in Tibet, and is a more private and intimate gompa than Thyangboche; respect should be shown to not be obtrusive with cameras or dress. After lunch, we continue up through beautiful mossy forests as the landscape starts to feel distinctly more elevated. The dramatic towers of Ama Dablam dominate overhead as the valley splits, the Imja to the right and the Khumbu to the left. We will be heading up the Khumbu to Everest, but now we have reached the right altitude to take another acclimatization day. Of the two villages that head the valleys, Dingboche on the Imja Khola is far the nicer, out of the wind-down from the north that can make Pheriche, where the Himalayan Rescue Association post is located. O/N Lodge in Dingboche.
Day 09: Dingboche-Lobuche: 4910m/16105ft, Lunch at Thugla: (Full Board)
Today we start our final approach to the base camp area. It's easy enough to start with, as we round the ridge above Dingboche by a single chorten, and contours along wide grassy slopes all the way to Duglha (4595m) our lunch stop. Then we climb steeply up the terminal moraine at the snout of the Khumbu glacier, until we come out alongside it at a ridge lined by hundreds of cairns dedicated to the many Sherpas who have lost their lives in attempts on Everest and other peaks. We continue alongside the glacier finally crossing what is now no more than a stream to Lobuche our lodge stop. There are limited individual rooms available here and in peak season we sometimes have to fall back on sleeping in the still very comfortable dormitory of the best lodge. O/N Lodge in Lobuche.
Day 10: Lobuche-Gorak Shep, Kalapattar (5550m/18204ft) Everest viewpoint: 5140m/16859ft, Lunch at Gorakshep: (Full Board)
We make an early start, about 6.30-7.00am, to cover the few hours alongside the Khumbu glacier up to Gorak Shep (5180m) at the base of Kalapattar. Crossing open unexpected sand flat we start to climb on a good well-trodden path. Its pretty breathless walking, but we adopt a deliberately slow, steady rhythm taking plenty of short breaks to watch the view gradually unfold as we go up. The final slopes become rocky as we approach the top (5555m), decked in colored prayer flags. A stunning 360-degree panorama awaits us. The dramatic free-standing form of Pumori directly in front of us, Changtse in Tibet, and across the wide space of the Khumbu glacier, the vast black pyramid of Everest itself, down as far as the South Col which joins it to Lhotse. This is the ideal time to be here, early enough to be most sure of clear views, but late enough to allow the sun to swing southward and light the peaks directly - too early and all you see is a silhouette! The dramatic end of the Nuptse ridge dominates the foreground, and so many lesser peaks spread away southward. We look down on base camp on the edge of the glacier. It is obvious why so many people go to this effort to stand here. Taking as long as we want at the top, we descend to Gorak Shep for lunch. We stay here tonight, so we can take it easy this afternoon. Clear sunsets in the Himalaya are rarer than clear dawns, but if there is even a hint of one, we should take our chance and go up KalEPattar again. Sunset on Everest from here is pure magic, gold to pink catching the tips of the peaks, subtly fading with the light - worth every effort. It turns very cold after losing the sun - wrap up in everything you brought, down jacket and all. Don't forget your head-torch for descent. O/N Himalayan Lodge in Gorakshep.
Day 11: Options to Everest base camp (5364m/17594ft) or Pumori ridge Everest viewpoint: 5140m/16859ft, Packed Lunch: walk down to Lobuche (Full Board)
A choice of options today: base camp itself or the best viewpoint of all on the slopes of Pumori. There is no view from the base camp area except a foreshortened one of the chaos of the Khumbu Icefall. The point of the visit is purely its historic significance, and some feel duty-bound to go there. The route is over the rock-strewn surface of the glacier itself and is marked by large ice seracs, peculiar to the Himalayas. The route varies year by year, and there is not one particular site for the camp, as each expedition prefers a different location. If the visibility on the previous day was anything less than perfect, a return visit to Kalapattar is a far more rewarding option. A more challenging day's option is to take the route to Pumori base camp and then scramble the rocky path above to the best Everest viewpoint of all. Only from here is it possible to see right into the Western Cwm with the Lhotse face behind; all of the classic '53 route to the summit. It was right here on the first recce that Ed Hillary and Eric Shipton first discovered that, against all odds, the mountain would 'go' - there was a climbable route from this side. We should only take this Pumori viewpoint option if we're definitely feeling good with the altitude. Except for very small groups, we can usually run both options. We walk down to Gorakshep and further downhill to Lobuche. O/N Himalayan Lodge in Lobuche.
Day 12: Lobuche to Lobuche East Base Camp: 5400m/17,712ft, Lunch at Thugla: (Full Board)
Our return to Namche takes only 3 days, as we are now well acclimatized. Following the side of the glacier back to its snout at Thuglha where we have lunch, we continue in the afternoon to Dingboche. O/N Lodge in Dingboche.
Day 13: Summit day. Return to base camp: (Full Board)
We now rejoin the Imja Khola and follow down the north bank through beautiful forests to have lunch at Pangboche. Recrossing the gorge it's an easy afternoon to Deboche our nightspot. O/N Lodge in Deboche.
Day 14: Contingency Day
Day 15: Lobuche Base camp to Tenboche:
Day 16: Tenboche to Nambazaar: 3440m/11283ft, Lunch at Kyangjuma: (Full Board)
With another chance to visit Thayangboche, we descend to cross the river again, having lunch Kyanjuma, before the last leg to Namche. O/N Hotel in Namche.
Day 17: Namche - Lukla: 2840m/9315ft, Lunch at Phakding: (Full Board)
Steeply down the ridge again to the suspension bridge, we follow the river down the way we came up, as far as Phakding for lunch. In the afternoon we continue down to Lukla. This is where we tip the staff (not compulsory but definitely customary), an impromptus little ceremony and always enormous Sherpa smiles. Then something of a party is inevitable. This will be your last night with your trekking crew except for trekking Guide. Trekking crew will organize a farewell ceremony, Nepali song and dance, staff members will be allowed to drink to join the party. You may want to try local drink called "Rakshi", please be aware; it does not taste good and is very strong. O/N Lodge at Phakding
Day 18: Fly Lukla - Kathmandu: (BB)
We catch the spectacular flight past the mountains back to Kathmandu. We are met and brought back to a warm welcome and the comforts of the Hotel in Kathmandu
Day 19: Day at leisure: (BB)
This pleasant day you may have a full day at leisure and either relax at the hotel
Optional activities:
Organic farm & lunch/cooking class/introductory Yoga O/N in Hotel at Kathmandu.(BB)
Day 20: Holiday extension or final departure:
Today either you'll have your holiday extension for another tour or we will transfer you to the airport for final departure flight.


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Big Wave Digital are excited to be working with this unique and creative digital product and design studio, solving wellbeing problems at scale by partnering with organisations that have an impact on people's lives. Now this is a chance for you to really make change for the better.
We are on the search for a standout in the crowd Javacript Full Stack Developer to work across an eclectic client portfolio. The projects they are working on create real change in people's lives! Currently, one awesome project the studio has been developing assists to create better mental health access to individuals.
Do you want to work for an organisation that is making a real difference with the way we shape our lives? Then look no further because this is the perfect role for you.
Other Benefits of the role:
High End Coffee Machine, everyone who works there is a barrister!
Brewed beer on site, yes seriously!
Cool and Funky workspace – Calming but Productive digital environment
Awesome creative offices
The chance to work & learn from super experienced Techies
Great work life balance – One RDO per month and leave by 4 every second Friday
Long tenure as people LOVE working there
Dog Friendly working environment
What you will need to succeed
–12 months experience
-Experienced in modern JavaScript; Vue, Nuxt, or React
-Proficient in using modern HTML to create SEO friendly pages
-Cloud platforms experience
-Experience using NoSQL databases; i.e. MongoDB or DynamoDB
-Problem solving abilities
-Strong communication skills – Client facing experience
-Experienced with Continuous Integration services
This role has high visibility to the leadership team through its collaborative environment and you will be working closely with the Product Managers and Designers and presenting to senior digital stakeholders.
This organisation prides themselves of living through the idea that "Learning is the product of a continuous real-time feedback loop in which we make decisions, see their outcomes, and improve our understanding of reality as a result." If you want to work somewhere that is innovative and creating a positive change, look no further and apply below.
Or send applications to Brea Roadley | Technical Recruitment Specialist | Big Wave Digital | [email protected] | www.bigwavedigital.com.au


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Government leaders during the General Strike: Ministers and Commissioners. 1. Chief Civil Commissioner: Sir W. Mitchell-Thomson, 2. Principal Chief Assistant Commissioner, Mr. A. B. Lowry, 3. Civil Commissioner, London and Home Counties Division: Major W. Cope, 4. Civil Commissioner, Eastern Division: Major Sir Philip Sassoon, 5. Coal-owner's representatives leaving Downing Street: (Left to right) Messrs. W. A. Lee, Evan Williams, Edward Mann, and Guthrie. 6. Civil Commissioner for the North Midland Division: Captain H. Douglas King, 7. The Members of the Coal Commission: (Left to right) Mr. Kenneth Lee, Sir William Beveridge, Sir Herbert Samuel, (Chairman) and Sir Herbert Lawrence. 8. Minister of Labour: Sir Arthur Steel Maitland. 9. Civil Commissioner, Midland Division: Lt. Col. the Hon. G.F. Stanley. 11. Civil Commissioner, North Eastern Division: Captain D. H. Hacking. 12. Parliamentary Secretary to the Department of Mines: Col. G.R. Lane-Fox, 13. Civil Commissioner, South Midland Division: Major Earl Winterton, 14. The Home Secretary: Sir William Joynson-Hicks. In support of a strike by coal miners over the issue of threatened wage cuts, the Trades Union Congress called a General Strike in early May 1926. The strike only involved certain key industrial sectors (docks, electricity, gas, railways) but, in the face of well-organised government emergency measures and lack of real public support, it collapsed after nine days.
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Kellett XR-10, 45-22793, on the day of its first flight?
Kellett XR-10, 45-22793, on the day of its first flight at Kellett?s North Wales (PA) plant on 24 April 1947. From left: J.D. Driskill, Chief Test Pilot, Kellett; Col A.T. Culbertson; A.W. Bayer, co-pilot; L.L. Douglas, Chief Engineer; Major W.C. Dodds; P.R. Skilling, trustee; and L.C. Peskin, Manager, helicopter division. Dave Driskill would be killed in this aircraft when it crashed on 3 October 1949. Date: 1947
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About the job
- Be part of our autonomous, cross-functional, and agile tech team
- Work in close collaboration with our developers to understand new features and develop tests according to them
- Identify opportunities for improvement based on our current setup
- Take ownership of mobile test automation in your team
- Participate in expanding the existing automation solution
- Be an expert in the field of QA automation and feel comfortable with training other team members
You can get a taste of what we've been working on by checking out our engineering blog.
Who we're looking for
- You have 3+ years of experience in developing, enhancing and maintaining mobile testing frameworks for iOS and Android platforms
- You have 2 years of proven and extensive experience in developing automation solutions for Android using Espresso framework, Java or Kotlin 1.0/1.2 (preferred)
- You have 2 years of proven and extensive experience in developing automation solutions for iOS using XCTest or EarlGrey in Objective C or Swift 3/4
- You have experience in setting up a mobile lab using simulators and real devices, in house and as well as using the cloud device sharing solutions
- You have experience creating and maintaining test jobs to be used for continuous integration (Ex.: Jenkins, Concourse)
- You have a strong understanding of testing methodologies and quality as part of the delivery lifecycle
- You possess strong knowledge of Agile testing methodologies and best practices
- You understand the concepts of virtualization, microservices architecture, cloud and SaaS
- You use your critical judgment in the workplace
- You have very good English written and verbal communication skills
- You have a great team spirit
What we offer
- You take responsibility from Day 1
- You work in a dynamic environment
- We offer an agile work environment, latest technology and ample opportunities to implement your own ideas
- We work from a modern office in the heart of Berlin
- A competitive salary for the startup job market
- Autonomy and support to implement processes and strategies as you find convenient
Are you up for a challenge?
Please submit your complete application below including your earliest starting date and salary expectations.
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