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How to plant garlic profitably
Edilberto Santiago
Greenfields December 1992
Like other crops, garlic is attacked by a number of pests and disease.
Insect and their control.
1. Thrips (Thrips sp.) These are the most serious insect pests of garlic. Nymphs and adults suck plant sap, especially the young leaves and growing points. The leaves and growing points. The leaves turn yellow , curl slightly and become silvery-white or brown. Small black dots become visible. If the infestation is severe, the leaves wilt and die.
Thrips are small; adults measure 1 to 1.20 millimeters long. They are pale to light brown in colow with brown markings on the abdominal segments. The nymphs are pale yellowish or greenish and often dusky. The uniform white eggs are laid on the underside of leaves. The incubation period is three days. The life cycle of the insects is from three to five weeks.
Control: Nymphs usually hide in the angles of leaves, rendering their control difficult. Early planting is recommended in October to avoid heavy infestation which usually occurs in late January to March. Remove and burn badly infested leaves and bulbs.
For chemical control, use either Diazinon 20 EC, Malathion E 57, Lannate 20 EC or Mesurol R. Start treatment when the plants are 30 to 60 days old. For December planting, apply the insecticide 20 to 25 days after planting. Frequency of application is 5-10 day intervals, depending on degree of infestation.
2.Mites (Aceria tulipae) These are so small that their presence in plants often goes unnoticed. They are either seedborne or mulchborne. Mite damage to garlic is often called "tangle top." Affected plants become twisted and distorted with yellowish or pale green streaks on the leaves. The leaves may also not emerge readily from the cloves; they separate poorly after emergence.
Control: Seed piece treatment to control mites has been discussed earlier. As the insect can be mulchborne, spray rice straw with insecticide before spreading this on the field.
Twisted and unextruded young leaves can also be stretched, but this should be done in the afternoon when the leaves are somewhat wilted to avoid breakage.
For chemical control, use either Malathion E 57 or Parapest M EC. Apply as soon as signs of infestation appear. Apply every 7 to 14 days, depending on extent of infestation.
3.Tobacco moth (Ephestia elutella). This is the most serious storage pest of garlic.
The larvae enter into individual cloves pf bulbs and feed on the contents, leaving the cloves empty and dry. In serious cases, the damaged cloves turn powdery.
Control: Bulbs selected for seed purposes should be treated with insecticides before storing. Any of the insecticides used to control mites can also be used against tobacco moth. Dip the bulbs in the insecticide solution, air-dry for one day, then store at room temperature or hang bundled in a well ventilated place. Do not treat bulbs intended for the market or for home consumption. Properly storing bulbs can also minimize moth damage.
Disease and Control:
1.Fusarium bulb rot. This is a soilborne diseasecaused by the fungus Fusarium oxyporum F cepae (Hanzwa), Snyder and Jausen. It attacks the basal part of garlic plants especially the roots and bulbs, which become semi-watery and rotten. This causes progressive yellowing and drying of leaves. Eventually, the top parts of the plants collapse. If left unattended, the fungus will continue to invade the bulbs until they shrink and dry up.
Control: Plant only disease-free bulbs. Burn all field refuse after harvesting. Practice crop rotation for at least four-year intervals. Plow or rotavate the area early and allow it to dry for at least three months before planting. For chemical control, spray the appropriate fungicide.
2.Cercospora leaf spot. This is caused by the fungus Cercospora duddiae.
Lesion which start as small circular, chlorotic spots about 3 to 5 millimeters in diameter penetrate through the young leaves. The disease progresses rapidly after the original lesion fuse. Affected leaves eventually die.
Control: Use only disease-free planting materials.
Practice crop rotation, remove and burn weeds and maintain good field drainage. For chemical control, use the appropriate fungicide. Apply at 7 to 10 days interval. Follow the recommended dosage (indicated on the label).
3.Purple blotch. This is caused by the fungus A;ternaria porri (Ellis). Early
symptoms are small to gray sunken spots. The spots become purplish as they enlarge. Infected leaves turn yellow and soon dry up completely.
Control: Use either Dithane 45 or Manzale 200. Follow manufacturer's recommended dosage and intervals of application. Also eliminate thrips, which are the vector of the disease and plant only disease-free seedpieces.
Harvesting and drying
Garlic matures 90 to 120 days after planting. Generally, early planting in a longer maturity period than late planting. The crop is ready for harvest when the bulbs are fully developed.
A good index of maturity is when the main stem above the bulb softens, the top has fallen, and when 75 percent of the leaves turn yellow. Many farmers wait until the flowering parts have emerged, especially if they are after bulbs intended for planting the following reason.
To harvest, pull individual plants carefully by hand. Place the plants under shade with the tops laid over adjacent bulbs. Allow the bulbs to dry for two to three weeks.
For faster drying place the newly harvested crop directly under the sun for 3 to 4 days. Then grade and bundle the bulbs in groups of 50 pieces.
Bundled bulbs should then be air-dried under the shade to preserve their quality.
Usually, the bulk of the garlic produced by farmers is sold to middlemen who transport the produce to Manila and other parts of the country.
Much of the produce sold is unclassified. In the contract or "pakyaw system." Garlic is sold while the crop is still standing in the field but about to be harvested. The buyer does the harvesting himself. In the "mandala" method, the farmer harvests the crop but sells the bulbs unclassified. These two selling methods do not require cleaning, sorting and grading of bulbs.
Garlic bulbs that have been classified are usually sold in garlic centers. To prepare the produce, the bulbs are bundled into twin 50-bulb bunches and then bundled in 10 to 100 pieces according to size. You will incur cost in cleaning, sorting and grading the bulbs but will usually get at least double the price of unclassified bulbs.
If the price is too low at the time of harvest, farmers may store the produce and wait for better prices. But they should store the bulbs properly to prevent significant weight loss and insect attack.
Farmers usually store their produce under ambient storage conditions. Many hang the bundles in rows with bamboo sticks or lumber as hanging materials in well ventilated areas. Others pile the bundles one on top of the other to form a pyramid or "mandala." Still others pack the bundles in wooden crates arraned in a way as to allow free air circulation.
Studies conducted by M. Ines, A. Duropan and C. Sabuco of the MMSU in Batac, Ilocos Norte show that among the storing methods used by garlic farmers, piling is the best. It offers the least risk of pest infestation and weight loss.
The researchers also found that improperly stored bulbs are attacked by various insects. These include the tobacco moth, the angoumois moth, the cigarette beetle, the coffe bean weevil, the earwig, and ants. These insects can seriously reduce the quality of the bulbs.
Prospect and Problems.
The biggest problem of our garlic farmers is the wildly fluctuating price of the commodity. There is no regulatory government body that sets the price of garlic. Such a price-setting body can help farmers who today are at the mercy of price-dictating middlemen. The entry of foreign garlic into the country, much of which is smuggled, is also depressing the price
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What is an Insect Pest?
For purposes of this Fact Sheet, we classify insects and mites as pests based on their ability to damage vegetable plants and reduce your harvest from the home garden. Many insects, and all spiders, found in home vegetable gardens are beneficial and control of these insects is not recommended.
Monitoring Pest Insects in the Home Garden
Insects and mites can move into your garden and then rapidly increase in numbers. You should examine plants in and around the garden throughout the season at least twice weekly. Use magnification to aid in identifying insects and mites. Examine a few plants of each cultivar thoroughly, searching under leaves, inside developing fruit, along stems and at the plant crown. Note feeding damage signs such as insect excrement, holes in leaves or fruit and/or twisted or deformed leaves. Make notes indicating the number or extent of damage from week to week to aid in determining whether insects and/or damage is increasing.
Identify the Insect
Color photos of the most common insect pests and descriptions of others are included in this fact sheet. You should be able to develop a general classification of the pest based on this information. Once you have identified the pest, you should classify the type and amount of damage it is causing.
Controlling Pests
The best control is prevention. Pest problems can often be prevented by developing and maintaining a healthy crop through soil fertility, proper irrigation, choosing crops suited to the climate and soil, and by removing small infestations before they become a problem. Once you have identified a pest problem based on the type and amount of damage and made a decision to control the pest, you should consider the following. There are numerous methods of controlling pests; the most effective control often is achieved by combining control techniques.
Cultural Control
Vigorous, rapidly growing plants often 'outgrow' pest damage. You should plant recommended cultivars, maintain fertile soil with proper pH and moisture providing your garden a means to outgrow pest damage.
Sanitation - dispose of infested plant and trash materials that harbor pests and cultivate the soil to expose and destroy pests in the soil.
Weed control - keep the garden border areas mowed and trimmed and cultivate the garden to control unwanted plants (weeds) that serve as hosts to insects that can move over to your vegetable plants.
Time your plantings - many insect pests, including the corn earworm and squash bug, are less numerous early in the season and an early planting of vegetables will often 'escape' with little to no damage.
Traps are devices that collect or cause insects to con¬gregate, such as flat boards on top of the soil in the garden. Check the traps frequently and collect and destroy the insect pests in the traps.
Barriers serve to exclude pests from the crop and include the use of paper collars around the stem collar of young transplants that prevents cutworms from attacking and destroying plants. Other barriers include row covers made of transparent or translucent covers of woven plastic that allow light to enter, but block insects. Typically, these row covers are supported above the plants with hoop frames although light weight woven covers can rest on the canopy.
Mechanical removal by hand picking or washing with a directed stream of water is effective for large insects or eggs and for small, soft-bodied insects or mites.
Biological Control
Many insects and other arthropods feed on and destroy insects that are pests in gardens. Examples include the lady beetle and spiders that feed on insect eggs, larvae, aphids and mites. These BENEFICIAL arthropods are best used by preserving or augmenting their numbers. You can maintain a diverse and healthy garden by NOT spraying the garden unnecessarily with insecticides and by maintaining a diverse planting that provides alternate sources of prey, nectar and pollen. Beneficial insects can be purchased from suppliers and released in mass numbers but this practice has not proven reliable with the exception of release and management in greenhouses. (Refer to EPP-7307 Beneficial Insects). Many insects are attacked by pathogens that cause diseases that kill the insect pests. Most disease outbreaks occur during periods of wet and humid weather.
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Sportsmanship and Texas are a contradiction of terms...... welcome to what the rest of the Big XII members have to put up with.
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That hit by Davonte Davis was not Targeting. He led with his shoulder, and the Georgia receiver leaned in with his helmet. The head to head contact was due to the Georgia player, and the Texas player got ejected.
This Targeting rule needs to be rehashed, so that the penalty can be called on either Offensive players or Defensive players. It is an unbalanced rule that needs changing.
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Derek doesn't really have to tell us how he feels ... I think you can get pretty much all of the UGA faithful perspective right here:
And this was just at the half ... "Twitter ain't Texas! Let's Go!!"
Derek, I feel your pain. Smart seemed very Richt like in this game. At last your boys made the final score look respectable, even if it didn't reflect how one sided the game was --- Miami looked embarrassing.
Derek wrote:I was yelling like that during the game, so it's not too far off.
Here is something a former Ga player wrote about it. He last played in the gator bowl of 1989, but he is still involved in some ways. He's talking about the Ga game, but there is a lot of advice there that applies to today's player mentality.
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The upcoming festive season is quickly approaching and with this comes fireworks; with bonfire night, Christmas and New Years Eve all on the horizon, it is important to take precautions for our pets that may not find the celebrations as exciting as we do.
Our pets can be born sensitive to noise or they may have a breed propensity to fear noise. A fear of noise can develop after a traumatic experience coupled with a loud noise; common experiences of this nature are fireworks and thunder storms. The seemingly random flashes of light also add a strong visual stimulus to what the dog is also listening to outside. Remember your pets' auditory sense is much stronger than your own! So loud noises to you will seem even louder for them; this could panic the animal and trigger a fearful response.
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- Walk your dog earlier in the day and 'toilet' them before it gets dark
- Keep cats indoors and provide litter trays
- Keep windows covered so flashes cannot be seen
- Mask external noise by keeping the TV or radio on
- Provide a covered den but make sure it's not adjacent to an outside wall
- Place comfortable bedding and blankets there to help muffle sounds
- Use an Adaptil or Feliway diffuser plugged in near your pet's resting/sleeping areas. These dispense calming chemicals in to the room and could help your animal.
- Give food activity toys and chews, especially novel ones
- Ignore fearful behaviour, such a panting, shaking and whining. (Dogs may pick up on their owner's anxiety which could make the problem worse.)
- Try not to leave your pets alone while fireworks are going off, pets will be more relaxed when they have a familiar person with them during this time.
- Don't punish your pet! This will only make your pet more distressed.
- If you have small animals that live outside then make sure you cover part of their cages, pens or aviary with a blanket or towel so that one part is well sound-proofed. Make sure they can still see out if they choose to.
- Ensure your pets have lots of bedding to burrow in if they feel panicked.
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According to the report from McAfee, cars that incorporate Internet technology are in danger since they ventured into the hacker's territory.
The report has the title "Caution: Malware Ahead", which got released, Tuesday afternoon warns the public that the safety devices they are using on their cars are also the devices that would put their car in danger. Hackers are eventually going to hack their way through the devices with the help of the software that is running the devices.
McAfee senior vice president and general manager Stuart McClure said that as more functions find it way in the digital technology of automobiles. Car owners should fear and prepare for threat of attack and malicious manipulation.
McClure added that getting the car hacked could prove a greater safety risk for an individual than getting the computer or cellphone hacked. A car hacked could mean the end of a life.
The entire safety device could now be seen on any part of the automobile. A malware could easily control devices that on the airbags, brakes, and power seats to cruise controls, anti-theft gadgets, and communications systems.
Researchers have proven that the hackers could easily get into the car's system by controlling the computer used to provide safety all over the car.
A security consultant from iSEC Partners demonstrated peers at a recent Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas that hackers could easily get access the car, by sending instructions in the form of text messages from smartphones.
The report claims antenna used by roadside emergency services in finding cars or car owners to make assure that their car is going to their destination safely, can give cyber-stalkers ways to follow someone's schedules.
Researchers found out that hackers instantly disable the vehicle, disrupt car navigation systems, and steal personal data through Bluetooth connections.
As of now, it is safe to drive the cars that are full of safety device since there are no signs that hackers have had noticed the flaws in the car devices, as reported by McAfee.
McAfee and smart gadget software specialty firm Wind River joined forces to conduct the study. Both companies owned by the colossal chip company, Intel.
Researchers cited that the problem could arise in the year 2020 as the Internet-connected device would climb to 50 billion during that year from a billion last year.
The greater part of those gadgets expected to come from embedded devices such as airport ticket kiosks, cash registers, key-card readers, and controls for factory machinery.


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Hey guys! So it goes without saying there's a few things here and there that need work on a cosmetic level, but also on a coding level. I would very much like to know if any of you are having problems commenting, logging in, subscribing, etc. I use Akismet for spam and such and it's kind of a dandelion, but I've got a beast of a security program that I think needs taming based on some bizarre reports of blocked activity originating from non-suspicious locations that are NOT proxies or VPNs. So if you're having trouble with any form of interaction or trouble in general, email me at firstname.lastname@example.com or PM on Nexus. Both links are at the bottom of this page for convenience. I normally wouldn't say anything, but the places blocked were regulars on the old blog, so. Somethin' is afoot.
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Enter, the poor 3D printer-less hero with big dreams. "Who can print me a doodad?"Occasionally in the past I've the last I've seen of this story is someone saying "message me", but I'm guessing that often times the final end is the same. Somehow there is still a myth that 3D printers are magic machines where you press the "Santa" button and get anything you want. "I'll pay for plastic" is a weak way of saying "I have no idea what this'll really cost."
A magi with a 3D printer steps forth and pronounces "What doodad are you thinking about?"
The hero presents a digital file to the magi who looks it over, feeds it into the skiener, and pops out an estimate. "Yes, this should take about 5 hours to print. I'd probably have to ask..."
"Oh" the hero interrupts. "Really? I... I was going get 20 of them."
"Well you can do multiplication, right? Add a little bit of time because I'm not going to always be there to pop one off the build platform and start the next build, but I can probably get them to you by..."
"You know, I.. may... uh... I gotta go."
kitlaan agreed to send me a print of a design I'd uploaded for a Chinese Chess set. He asked for $25 and I balked at first, but I realized this was the price of having something custom made for me. $25 is about half a roll of filament. Did it take half a roll of filament to make a Chinese chess set? No, of course not. But I wasn't paying for the plastic. I was paying for his time and the fact that he had a machine and I did not so he got to set the price. Unfortunately "you've got to pay to play" is still true. And as much as I'd like to be Father Christmas to everyone who wants a 3D print, reality doesn't line up with that.
There is hope. If you've made something from scratch people are much more willing to help you out. Everyone likes to be in the company of the productive creative. Also, making something cool helps. But if you're looking at a cereal sorter you read about on a blog and thinking "I need 20 of those for all my friends, and it's 3D printed so someone can pop those out like rabbits" be ready for a dose of reality.


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One of the best parts of Christmas is spending time with family, and the Jackson clan might have done just that.
Paris Jackson took to Instagram to share a sweet photo of herself with her brothers on Christmas, and Blanket Jackson even made a rare appearance.
Since Michael Jackson's death in 2009, Blanket has made very few public appearances and almost never shows up on social media. But the 15-year-old posed for a pic with his family (and family friend Omer Bhatti) for Christmas.
"Happy Christmas from ours to yours #brahdas," Paris, 19, captioned the adorable photo. We can't get over how grown up Blanket looks! He's already taller than both Paris and Prince, 20.
While the fun photo makes it seem like the Jackson siblings spent Christmas together, many are questioning whether this is actually true.
Prince was in Switzerland at Matterhorn Mountain in the days leading up to Christmas, while Paris appeared to spend the holiday by the beach. And Blanket did not appear in any of their snaps besides Paris' Christmas photo.
Even if they didn't spend Christmas all together, it's nice to know Paris was thinking of her brothers during the holiday.
Back in 2015, Blanket reportedly changed his name to Bigi after years of bullying. He currently resides in LA with his 87-year-old grandmother Katherine Jackson and attends a private school. The teenager is reportedly "shy around people he doesn't know," but has been growing more "confident" as of late.
While Blanket has yet to participate in interviews with the media, his older brother and sister have praised their special relationship.
"Me and my siblings get along really well — especially my sister," Prince said during an interview with Today.
"She's grown so much and she's been able to really step up. I don't really see myself as her older brother. We're equal partners when it comes down to it. B.G. is just so mature for his age. It's a pretty strong bond."
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Personal profile
I completed an MA in English and Philosophy (double First Class Honours) and an MLitt in English Studies (with Distinction) at the University of Dundee.
I am currently working on my PhD in English at Dundee. My thesis is entitled: 'James Joyce: 19th Century Intermediality and the Spectacle of Memory'. The thesis examines the ways in which nineteenth-century writers William Wordsworth and Charles Dickens prefigured and influenced James Joyce's cinematic representations of the stream of consciousness in A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man (1916) and Ulysses (1922). Significantly, the thesis argues that Wordsworth's visualisation of memory within the 'spots of time' of The Prelude (1798-1839) initiates an emphasis on memory as 'spectacle', emulating techniques and effects derived from public visual entertainments, namely the panorama. It presents Wordsworth's work as a foundational model for later nineteenth and early twentieth-century treatments of subjectivity, vision, and temporality, thus anticipating Dickens's and Joyce's intermedial techniques.
Research interests
I intend to pursue an academic career in James Joyce studies, with broader interests in subjectivity, intermediality, visual culture, and media archaeology. I am also interested in post-Joycean influences, particularly the creative relationship between Joyce and Thomas Wolfe. Other research interests include: Modernism, Romanticism, Victorian literature, film studies, reader-response and literary theory, philosophy, psychology, haptic theory, and flâneur theory.
Education/Academic qualification
Master of Letters, University of Dundee
2014 → 2015
Master of Arts, University of Dundee
2010 → 2014
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PG Representative , Scottish Network of Modernist Studies2017 → …
- PR English literature
- William Wordsworth
- James Joyce
- Charles Dickens
- B Philosophy (General)
- Shadworth Hodgson
- Stream of Consciousness
- Philosophy of mind
- Phenomenology
- Memory
- N Visual arts (General) For photography, see TR
- Cinema and film theory
- Intermediality
- Ekphrasis
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- 1 Poster
The Man with a Moving Camera: On the Camera-Eye and the Stream of Consciousness in William Wordsworth's The Prelude (1798-1839)Cuthbert, A., 2017.
Research output: Contribution to conference › Poster
AHRI Doctoral Fellowship with the Centre for Critical and Creative Cultures
Cuthbert, Adam (Recipient), 2017
Prize: Fellowship awarded competitively
Biennial Coleridge Conference bursary
Cuthbert, Adam (Recipient), 2017
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Don Paterson Prize for Best Overall Performance in the MLitt for English
Cuthbert, Adam (Recipient), 2015
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GP Henderson Prize for Best Overall Performance in First Year Philosophy
Cuthbert, Adam (Recipient), 2011
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International James Joyce Symposium Scholarship
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Doing taxes is generally painful enough, but recently users of Ukrainian tax and accounting software MEDoc had an even rougher tax time experience than usual when an update to the software infected their computers with ransomware.
At first glance, it looks like another ransomware called Petya, but a closer look at the infectious code makes it quite obvious that this is NotPetya.
In fact, despite the masquerade, it's not really even ransomware. Instead, it's the slightly more insidious cousin: malware.
Let's take a closer look at this latest cyber attack and what it might mean for the future.
How NotPetya Spread
NotPetya garnered its name because it uses the ransomware platform of Petya, even though it is an almost completely different and far more intelligent program.
In many ways, it is actually more like WannaCry, the malware that garnered attention in May of this year. Both programs take advantage of the Eternal Blue or Eternal Romance exploit, which remains unpatched on many computers. The two programs also have similar search patterns.
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That last feature is a clue that this could be the work of the Lazarus Group, which puts them on a shortlist of likely candidates and potentially implicates North Korea.
Also like WannaCry, although it acts like ransomware with prompts to a bitcoin account, the design of the ransom request is so clumsy that it seems unlikely that money is the real end goal.
Also interesting is that—unlike Petya and WannaCry—NotPetya doesn't propagate across the internet. It appears to originate exclusively from the tainted update to the tax software and spreads through the infected company.
How NotPetya Attacks
Once the infected update hits the target computer, it attacks the DLL file and copies itself into memory. Its first order of business is anti-forensics; specifically, it writes a bunch of 0s into the DLL file before deleting the whole thing to better cover its tracks.
The next step is propagating through the share drives. The malware dumps existing credentials out of memory using an interface to local security administrative servers. Then, it pushes itself to remote share drives where it escalates privileges and executes itself.
In a nutshell, it's far more sophisticated than typical ransomware.
Current Damage Levels
Given that the Typhoid Mary tax software deals specifically with Ukrainian taxpayers, that nation was the hardest hit. Multiple companies caught the disease, including Kiev's airport and the automated systems at Chernobyl.
However, other companies with a reason to pay taxes in Ukraine caught it, too. This includes a Russian oil company, a Danish shipping company, an American pharmaceutical company, and a Tazmanian Cadbury factory.
The impact wasn't as broad as, for instance, WannaCry, but what it hit, it affected significantly.
Future Problems
There are three types of cyber attack seen today, and chances are good that they're only going to increase in frequency and sophistication.
For starters, data breaches have become so common that if the media reports on them at all, it probably won't make the front page. As long as these attacks continue to turn a profit, we'll certainly keep seeing them.
Then there's ransomware like Petya. These attacks will likely not only continue but also improve, or at least grow in sophistication, as criminals begin making more obvious and targeted attacks on backups.
Finally, the most worrisome attacks are against national critical infrastructure. Nation-state actors are getting a bit bolder and far more sophisticated. NotPetya may look like a ransomware, but many investigators see it as a nation-state attack that could just be a harbinger of things to come.
NotPetya wasn't the most devastating cyber attack to date, due to its relatively narrow target.
However, this malware masquerading as ransomware shows that these attacks are getting steadily more sophisticated, and it points to a troubling trend towards infrastructure sabotage that could be as devastating as any natural disaster.
This post is based on an interview with Scott Foote, CEO of Protinuum.
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20-year-old model was dealing with 'bad breakup' before she tragically died onboard $190 million superyacht
Sinead McNamara was reportedly seen having an anguished conversation with a colleague moments before she jumped overboard
Australian Instagram model Sinead McNamara was found in a critical condition, tangled in a rope at the back of a Mexican billionaire's superyacht on Thursday, August 30. She passed away as she was being taken to the hospital with authorities suspecting that the 20-year-old had tried to kill herself. Reports now suggest she may have suffered from a bad breakup prior to her death.
According to the Daily Mail, jumped overboard just minutes after having an anguished conversation with a colleague who is said to have tried to console her. Officers are now reviewing photographs and messages found on her phone as part of their investigation into the death and have not yet ruled out elements of foul play.
The 93-meter long yacht christened the Queen Mayan IV belonged to Mexican mining magnate Alberto Bailleres and reportedly cost over $190 million. It was docked in Argostoli on the Greek island of Kefalonia at the time of McNamara's death, and CCTV cameras onboard allegedly captured her final moments. Bailleres, however, was not on the boat at the time of the incident.
A crewmember of British yacht the Lady May of Glandore, which was docked next to the Mayan, said under the condition of anonymity that the incident happened overnight while they were asleep. "However, in the morning, it was clear something had happened and I asked someone who was delivering supplies to the Mayan Queen what had gone on," he said.
He continued, "She had apparently been seen talking to another member of the crew, a security guard, some 15 minutes or so beforehand. I see the guard walking around the yacht at night making sure everything is kept secure. I don't know if he found the girl and raised the alarm but a captain of another yacht which had been docked on the other side to us went to go and help. He was unsure at first of what was going on and whether it was some sort of prank or hijinks but when he got nearer he could see that it was serious."
McNamara was first found at around 1:45 am by the captain of another luxury superyacht who says he first shouted out to her before screaming for help when he received no response. He told news.com.au that a police patrol that passed the body failed to notice it and that it was a doctor onboard the Mayan that later tried to desperately resuscitate her. When that failed, she was airlifted so she could be taken to a hospital in Athens, but would die on the way.
The coroner who carried out her autopsy has confirmed that the cause of her death was hanging, but added results of further tests could take months to come back. An Instagram post that the 20-year-old had shared around two weeks ago added further credence to the theory that she may have taken her life.
A snap of her posing on a quad bike in Monastiráki, Lasithi, Greece, was accompanied by a cryptic caption of: "My head is all over the shop today. [sic] Take me back to this where my only worry was not cracking my skull open."
The detectives investigating the case have apparently interviewed all 23 crew members and forensically examined the boat before granting it permission to depart on Sunday night. No crew member was detained for further questioning.
A native of Port Macquarie on the New South Wales north coast, McNamara had reportedly worked her final shift aboard the six-story yacht. She was set to meet up with her mom and sister who were flying into Greece to see her before her tragic death. Her body is expected to be flown home on Tuesday afternoon.


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Born at Hyfrydle in 1941 and lived there until I married in 1962. Sad that my cousin Cliff Roberts 'Pen Yr Efail' passed away. We were chatting on the phone a few days before.Cliff has a sister Joyce who still lives in Liverpool, Huyton. Joyce is 5 years older than Cliff and 10 years older than me.I have not seen her for many years now. I do miss Rowen quite often but my family all live close to me in Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire now, Nicola my niece (sister Doris daughter) lives in Llandudno with her husband Barrie. Lovely memories of living, there fishing for trout in the river and playing rounders outside Hyfrydle by the Ty Gwyn.
Message 2. Hello Peter, pleased to read your request by email. I was born in Hyfrydle opposite the phone box and Ty Gwyn. I left in 1961 when I got married. It's a pity my parents are no longer with us as my dad was born there up in the mountains near to the Roman bridge.
My sister's son Paul, has done the family history and at the time he did lots of digging for information, checking archives in Llandudno, they moved to Rowen when they came back from Singapore. My older sister is no longer with us as she may have been able to help she was 6 years older than me. Paul's away at the moment but you never know he may just have something. Anyway I shall contact him as soon as he gets back and hopefully find you some answers.
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Hi, this is a bit random, but my Gt Gt Gt grandfather was Hugh Jones (stonemason) who lived at Crosskeys in Rowen between 1851-1881 . I can see it no longer exists (certainly by name) but I am curious to know if anyone would know the rough location. I'm guessing it would be near the Ty Gwyn Hotel.
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Hello I am wondering if anyone can help me. During the war, my mother came to live in Rowen for some time, with her brother and my grandmother, to escape the bombing in London – and she speaks very fondly of here time in your village. She would have been around 7/8 years old but seems to have quite a few good memories. I would like to bring her back to visit during the spring of this year and I was wondering if there are any people around who might remember those times or even remember her and my uncle, who was 2 years older than her. She is 85 years old now. I would also like to bring her back to the house where she stayed if it's still standing. If it is, I'm not expecting the current inhabitants to just let her in to look around (although I have to admit, if they did, that would be amazing!) all she knows is that the house was called 'House of Spiders' her name is Anita – surname then was Futerman and her brother was Harry. My grandmother was called Amalia and she was a dressmaker; perhaps she did work for people while they were in Rowen. I'm sorry to bother you with this unusual request but any help would be greatly appreciated. I would dearly love to bring her back to Rowen while she is still fit and able, as well as seeing for myself an important part of her life story. she now lives in London and I live in Liverpool. kind Regards Giulio
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The Shedd's annual August classic Songbook festival, Oregon Festival of American Music features classic musical theatre, cabaret, and standards-based jazz.
The Emerald City Jazz Kings
The Shedd Institute's resident historic jazz & classic American Songbook ensemble is now in its 22nd season, offering 4 all-new programs each year in Eugene, Florence and Corvallis.
Shedd Classical
The Shedd Institute's classical music series, featuring both self-produced local and national artists. Shedd Classical touches on the full extent of the European art music tradition, with a special interest in the Americas and 20th c.
Shedd Theatricals
Shedd Theatricals offers full, live-orchestra productions of the best of classic Broadway from the 1940s-60s and the fun-loving, witty, and totally sparkling musical comedies of the 1920s and '30s.
Mr. Tom's Magical Moombah!
Mr. Tom's Magical Moombah is a musical vaudeville for kids! Filled with skits, songs and contests, the Moombah introduces youngsters to the great songs that everyone should know!
Now Hear This
The Now Hear This presents 35 to 40 concerts each year in a broad variety of genres from jazz and classical to bluegrass, world music and country, and more.
Shedd Presents
Shedd Presents offers a fascinating mix of special projects by top local artists. It regularly premieres projects that subsequently become permanent ongoing features in the Shedd mix.
Shedd Welcomes
Each year The Shedd Institute welcomes a wide range of concerts and special events presented by other community cultural, educational and social institutions.
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Shedd Music School Home
The Shedd Community Music School's home page is the place to start for newcomers to get oriented on what we have to offer currently and throughout the year.
Private Lessons at The Shedd
Interested in private lessons? Over 40 Shedd faculty members offer private lessons in a variety of musical instruments, voice and dance and in different styles. All ages are welcome and lessons can begin any time.
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New agreement brings many benefits
A good agreement is the foundation of a good delivery. When Volvo Powertrain in Göteborg asked Coor to review the agreements between the companies, a hidden savings potential came to light. Today 17 agreements have now become one and benefits include lower service costs, better control, less administration and above all more efficient service.
Volvo Powertrain is part of the Volvo Group and is responsible for developing and manufacturing heavy engines, gearboxes and drive shafts. Volvo Powertrain's head office in Göteborg was recently refurbished to adapt it to the altered needs of the operation. When Volvo Powertrain was moving into the new premises, it also decided to review the agreements for workplace and production service with Coor. The old agreement structure was muddled and hard to interpret, and above all there were too many agreements. Volvo Powertrain therefore asked Coor to review the way the agreements were drawn up.
"We wanted to review the agreement situation and asked Coor to suggest ways in which we could become more efficient together. It was a task Coor certainly took seriously," says Jörgen Scribe, CFO at Volvo Powertrain.
Unbiased analysis
Coor carried out an analysis of its entire delivery to Volvo Powertrain in Göteborg, and this led to various suggested changes, such as how the agreements were structured. Once the analysis was complete, a total of 17 agreements had been condensed down into a single all-encompassing agreement. The new agreement encompasses Coor's total delivery in workplace and production service.
Volvo Powertrain signed the new agreement at the end of 2007 and the effects were noticeable immediately. The agreement also states that the companies will continue to work together to identify other ways in which Coor can help improve Volvo Powertrain's efficiency.
"One tangible result of the new agreement process is that we've been able to move to new, better adapted premises yet remain at the same cost level. This is a direct result of the close collaboration we enjoy with Coor, who brought a lot of professionalism to the task," Jörgen Scribe explains.
Function rather than person
One major change in the agreement is that Volvo Powertrain now buys a function rather than staffing from Coor. This means that Volvo Powertrain pays for a service performed, rather than for a particular staffing level. In this way the delivery can be better adapted to the current service requirement at Volvo Powertrain. The agreement is based on a pricing model whereby the cost of the function is adjusted in relation to how much office space is used, how many employees Volvo Powertrain has, and how many conference rooms there are, the result being greater flexibility for the client. Furthermore, both parties now enjoy less administration, partly thanks to fewer invoices.
"As a client we have a responsibility to help suppliers improve, especially when it comes to making clear demands. Having a good rapport on a personal level is, of course, important but there also has to be a professional relationship as far as clarity in business agreements is concerned," says Jörgen Scribe.
Thanks to the new agreement, Volvo Powertrain now has a more cost-effective service delivery, and ways of applying the agreement structure to other parts of the operation are being looked into.
"The agreement review has had an extremely positive effect on Coor's delivery, and we hope to be able to develop things even further," Jörgen Scribe concludes.
About Volvo Powertrain
Volvo Powertrain AB is a business unit of AB Volvo with responsibility for the development and production of engines, gearboxes, shafts and complete driving systems for heavy commercial vehicles and applications for the Volvo, Renault and Mack brands. In global terms, the company is one of the largest in its industry. Volvo Powertrain has approximately 8,000 employees and operations in Sweden, France, the US and Brazil.
About the agreement with Volvo Powertrain in Göteborg
The agreement encompasses services primarily in workplace and production service. It regulates Coor's function-based commitment for Volvo Powertrain in Göteborg and covers, among other things, workplace services for 1,136 service users spread across 15,745 square metres, as well as 73 conference rooms.


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Assessing the condition of your elevator
The condition of an elevator is bound to decline in time. This happens due to the strain of usage, wear and aging components. A condition assessment helps you plan future repairs – this way, you can adapt the financial plan of your building/housing cooperative accordingly.
We offer an extensive condition assessment for your elevator
In the condition assessment, we evaluate the technical condition and safety level of the elevator. The assessment is done by using various tests and measurements, as well as visual and auditory observation.
Once the assessment is done, we will deliver a report to the customer. In the report, we give suggestions on how to improve the elevator so that it has all the necessary features of a modern elevator. We will also go over our observations in person with the property manager and the chairperson of the board of the housing cooperative.
The report will address the availability of spare parts and outline what kind of repairs or renovations are necessary. The condition assessment will cover the modernization needs of the elevator for a five-year period, with an emphasis on the fulfillment of elevator technology and safety in accordance with standard SFS 81-80.
When is a good time for a condition assessment?
Ten to fifteen years after the elevator has been installed
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- When you hear strange noises during an elevator ride
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- When you notice an increase in the maintenance costs of the elevator
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Spring is here and so is Berlin Gallery Weekend. Forty-seven galleries will showcase a variety of artists throughout city. Art writer and editor Michèle Faguet guides us through the highlights of this year's Gallery Weekend and tells us why Berlin is still a thriving city for art.
Faguet says that the annual event, now in its 14th year, is "a way to show the very creative city that Berlin is." Faguet tells us which exhibits are not-to-be-missed. Tune in for the full scoop.
Among Faguet's favorites is Mariana Castillo Deball, a young Mexican artist in Berlin, showing at Barbara Wien gallery. Deball works in different media including film, sculpture, prints and installation. Faguet says Deball's main interest is "how objects help construct history and cultural identity."
As to the future of Berlin as an artist's haven amid ever-rising rents, Faguet says, "Berlin is becoming less poor, also maybe a little bit less sexy, but it's still a very important art center."
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One or two postdoctoral positions are available from Sept 1, 2019, or as soon as possible thereafter, in the Lindorff-Larsen group, Department of Biology, Faculty of Science, University of Copenhagen, Denmark. The postdoctoral fellows will work on a project called BRAINSTRUC within the area of computational aspects of integrative structural biology. BRAINSTRUC is a collaboration between six research groups within structural biology spanning a range of techniques and biological topics, and the successful candidate(s) will be part of a strong and interdisciplinary group of scientists working on developing and applying methods to study the structure and dynamics of proteins. About BRAINSTRUC and the research environment The successful candidates will work on computational approaches in integrative structural biology. The project is part of a large interdisciplinary effort called BRAINSTRUC (www.brainstruc.ku.dk) funded by the Lundbeck Foundation. In addition to the Lindorff-Larsen group, the project also involves groups devoted to experimental biophysics and structural biology including X-ray crystallography, CryoEM, NMR, SAXS and SANS. The biological focus within BRAINSTRUC is on protein molecules and complexes in the human brain including membrane transporters, the immune system and protein aggregation. The postdoctoral fellow will use molecular simulations and modelling to study these systems in collaboration with the experimental groups within BRAINSTRUC (for more details including the other partners see www.brainstruc.ku.dk). We offer a highly dynamic and international research environment located at the Biocenter in central Copenhagen, Denmark (www.bio.ku.dk). The Lindorff-Larsen group combines computational and experimental methods to study the structure, function and dynamics of biomacromolecules. Research within the group covers a broad range of areas in protein science including understanding the relationship between protein dynamics and function, protein design, protein folding and stability, drug resistance, and determining the structures of proteins by integrating experiments and simulations. We also use and develop biophysical methods to interpret genomic sequence variation. The group is part of the Linderstrøm-Lang Centre for Protein Science at the Department of Biology. The research at the centre is highly interdisciplinary ranging from molecular cell biology to protein chemistry, advanced biophysics and computational biology. The centre also has access to state of the art experimental and computational facilities. Details of the positions and research topics The postdoctoral fellows will work on one or more of the subprojects within BRAINSTRUC, focusing on computational methods, both existing and newly developed, together with experimental data to determine the structure and dynamics of complex biomolecules and their assemblies. Experimental data may include NMR, X-ray diffraction, SAXS, SANS, EPR, Cryo-EM and other sources of structural information. For an introduction to the research topic see e.g. our recent review (Bottaro et al, Science, 2018, http://dx.doi.org/10.1126/science.aat4010). The positions are for a period of 2 years. Research topics for the fellowships include:
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Panera Bread Recalls All 2- and 8-Ounce Cream Cheese Products
Panera Bread is recalling all 2-ounce and 8-ounce cream cheese products sold in its U.S. bakery-cafes, the company announced.
There have been no reported illnesses, but the company issued the recall "out of an abundance of caution," according to company information provided by the Food and Drug Administration.
This recall was initiated after samples of one variety of 2-ounce cream cheese from a single production day showed a positive result for the presence of Listeria monocytogenes. Tests on cream cheese samples manufactured both before and after the production run in question have all come back negative.
The products included in the recall are all varieties of unexpired 2-ounce and 8-ounce cream cheese products with an expiration date on or before April 2.
This recall only affects cream cheese sold in Panera Bread United States bakery cafes and does not affect Panera Bread Canadian bakery cafes or any other Panera Bread food products.
According to the FDA, listeria monocytogenes is an organism that can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems. Although healthy individuals may suffer only short-term symptoms such as high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea, listeria infection can cause miscarriages and stillbirths among pregnant women.


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Champions Crowned at OneHockey's 7th Annual Minnesota "Gone Wild" Tournament
BLAINE, MN — Sixty-nine teams from 14 states and provinces converged at the seventh annual Minnesota "Gone Wild" OneHockey Tournament from Jan. 17-21, and when the ice chips settled, 10 new champions were crowned at Schwan Super Rink in Blaine, MN.
All told, teams from Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Texas and Utah hit the ice with squads from Manitoba and Saskatchewan spanning Squirt, PeeWee and Bantam all the way up to U-16 and U-18 divisions at the four-day event that ran concurrently with "Hockey Day in Minnesota" in "The State of Hockey."
The youth hockey event with well over 1,000 players has become a staple event for OneHockey, widely recognized as one of the industry's best, most entertaining youth hockey tournament hosts. Taking home the championship in each division at the 7th annual event were the Bloomington Thunder (Squirt), Arizona Jr. Coyotes (PeeWee), Detroit Compuware (PeeWee AA Elite), Texas Warriors (Pee Wee AA National), McKinney North Stars (Bantam), Gentry Galaxy (Bantam AA Elite), Winnipeg Monarchs (Bantam AA National), Northern Express (U-16 AA Elite), Golden State Elite (U-16 AA National) and Colorado Rampage (U-18 AA).
"This was by far the best tournament we've ever run. From top to bottom — flawless," OneHockey CEO Sebastien Fortier said. "Teams who were there this weekend now know what OneHockey is all about — PERFECTION!"
Minnesota Gone Wild Tournament Championship Recaps
Squirt FINAL — Bloomington Thunder 6, Glenview Stars 2
Squirt Champions – Bloomington Thunder – Kyle Simpson, Noah Gulley
Squirt Finalist – Glenview Stars – Anthony Musso, Alex Sipe
PeeWee A FINAL — Arizona Jr. Coyotes 4, Northwest Chargers 2
Peewee A Champions – Arizona Jr. Coyotes – Ryan Nichols, Robbie Wade
Peewee A Finalist – Northwest Chargers – Connor Topps, Tyler Queen
PeeWee AA Elite FINAL — Detroit Compuware 2, Arvada Hockey 1
PeeWee AA ELITE Champions – Detroit Compuware – Alex Cannon, Matthew LeClair
PeeWee AA ELITE Finalist – Arvada Hockey – Derek Wood, Daniel Andreen
PeeWee AA National FINAL — Texas Warriors 4, Valencia Warriors 0
Peewee AA NATIONAL Champions – Texas Warriors – Connor Stubbings, Konstantin Deshevyy
Peewee AA NATIONAL Finalist – Valencia Warriors – Jack Finneran, Daniel Finneran
Bantam A FINAL — McKinney North Stars 4, Ventura Mariners 3
Bantam A Champions – McKinney North Stars – Owen Seibert, Gunnar Peck
Bantam A Finalist – Ventura Mariners – Jake Van Gessel, Jaden Bengan
Bantam AA National FINAL — Gentry Galaxy 7, Carolina Jr. Hurricanes 1
Bantam AA ELITE Champions – Gentry Galaxy – Brady Ingrbritson, Kaden Milles
Bantam AA ELITE Finalist – Carolina Jr. Hurricanes – Aiden Wright, Reece Johnson
FINAL — Winnipeg Monarchs 4, Winnipeg Warriors 3
Bantam AA NATIONAL Champions – Winnipeg Monarchs – Lukas Hansen, Jayden Perron
Bantam AA NATIONAL Finalist – Winnipeg Warriors – Ryan Gould, Rhett Marchant
U-16 AA Elite FINAL — Northern Express 1, Orland Park Vikings 0
U16 AA ELITE Champions – Northern Express Hockey – Sam Salemi, Aden Speropoulos
U16 AA ELITE Finalist – Orland Park Vikings – Nathan Rickey, Evan Littmann
U-16 AA National FINAL — Golden State Elite 5, Houston Wild 1
U16 AA NATIONAL Champions – Golden State Elite – Cody Neilsen, Alexsander Kowalewski
U16 AA NATIONAL Finalist – Houston Wild – Sean Humanic, John Posywak
U-18 FINAL — Colorado Rampage 3, Twin Bridges Lightning 2
U18 AA Champions – Colorado Rampage – Ashton Matrinez, Thomas Schubert
Related: Sixth Annual One Hockey Minnesota "Gone Wild" Tourney a Smashing Success
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ITB President Dr. Diarmuid O'Callaghan opening the 7th International Conference on Meaning and Knowledge Representation at ITB
Following the success of previous conferences, the 7th International Conference on Meaning and Knowledge Representation took place in ITB in early July.
ITB was delighted to welcome over 60 delegates from all over the world to our campus.
Human Language Technology (HLT) refers to a rapidly evolving interdisciplinary field concerned with one of our most pervasive commodities: human language (both spoken and written) and its interaction with computers. In the past decade it has become an increasingly central component in the field of computer science, as it has become increasingly prevalent in our lives.
The Human Language technology professional will have expertise in the domain areas of computer science, computer engineering and linguistics and combining expertise in these domain area provides us with a myriad of new and exciting innovations from conversational agents/avatars and automatic speech recognition on user devices to Internet search and machine translation of the world's languages.


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These eco-friendly planters are made by Noah's Ark, a fair trade handicraft marketing organisation in Moradabad, India. Most of the artisans are women, who benefit from the fact that they can work from home. The planters are made from recycled tyres and then hand painted with a floral design.
A bright addition to any garden or patio, the planter tub is large enough to provide years of growth for one plant or even a small potted tree or to accommodate plenty of pretty annuals,
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I have been looking though photos of the branch to come up with a possible list for freight stock for the Wenford Bridge and Bodmin North freight turns. This will give me something to work towards while I'm finalising the track plan and purchasing track and timber for baseboards. The list is a little loose so should not be taken too seriously but will give enough wagons to run 4 typical goods trains to and from Wenford Bridge. (That is 1 down and 1 up freight plus 1 down and 1 up clay).
General Goods to/from Wenford Bridge
8 12t Box vans
2 conflats with containers
3 3 plk opens - with tarpaulin covers
1 lowfit - with load (a vehicle of some kind, car, tractor etc)
1 lowfit - empty
3 16t Minerals - with coal load
2 16t Minerals - empty
1 RCH 7plk open - empty
1 5plk open - empty or with load
China Clay to/from Wenford Clay sidings
11 China Clay wagons - empty
11 China Clay wagons - with tarpaulin covers (not hoods)
5 12t box vans
1 6plk open - empty (one was frequently used as a buffer between loco and first box van - it seemed to be in a poor state)
For both trains above.
1 20t BR Brake Van dia 1/503 - LMS design (I have not been able to find a clear photo of the number for this Brake Van but it looks like one was used frequently on the Wenford Bridge goods).
For the China Clay to/from St Blazey - Grogley Junction
1 Toad
Goods to/from Bodmin North
1 16t mineral - empty
1 16t mineral - with coal load
2 Shell/BP Tank wagons
3 12t Box vans (1 SR 2 BR)
1 5plk open - empty
1 5plk open - with tarpaulin cover or load
1 plate
1 BR 20t Brake Van dia 1/506 (LNER design - Airfix kit type)
Some wagons were fitted but I would imagine that the trains were unfitted. It is difficult to see from the photos.
The above gives me something to work with, allowing me to check thought any existing EM gauge wagons for likely conversions.
There are still the Bodmin General to Grogley exchange goods, the St. Blazey to Grogley Junction exchange and possibly 4 pickup/though fitted freights to consider. Along with any specials that I might be able to justify.