Cosworth, however, was one company that - aside from its V6 turbo project, which was only used for less than two years - had continued to build naturally aspirated V8s for F2 and a few of the least well funded F1 teams.

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The engine company founded in 1959 by Mike Costin (COS) and Keith Duckworth (WORTH) was backed by the Ford Motor Company from the very beginning and built a remarkable reputation for building competition engines in the course of the 1960s.

The most famous engine of all was the 3-liter DFV which won its debut race in Holland in June 1967 and went on to win another 154 victories in Grand Prix racing.

The engine was still competing in F1 in 1982 and its derivatives - such as the DFX and the DFY - were also very successful around the world.

In addition Cosworth built the highly successful BDA in 1968 which is still being used in club competition.

Cosworth then went on to build a turbocharged Ford V6 Formula 1 engine at its St. James Mills Road headquarters in Northampton.

In the late 1980s Cosworth became part of UEI and in 1980 was acquired by Carlton Communications as part of the takeover of UEI.

In March 1990 the organization was sold to Vickers PLC.The

Vickers era was not initially successful but a more dynamic management under Chris Woodwark in 1993 pushed along a more aggressive policy and the result was World Championship success in 1994 with Michael Schumacher and Benetton.

Benetton then switched to Renault power and Ford went through an unhappy period with Sauber as its factory team.

At the end of 1996 a relationship was struck with the new Stewart Grand Prix and a new V10 engine was built.

The Stewart-Ford program was not a great success and with Vickers looking to alter its emphasis the Cosworth company was put up for sale.

In 1998 it was bought by Volkswagen subsidiary Audi AG, as part of its purchase of Vickers's other subsidiary Rolls Royce Motor Cars.

At the end of the year the German firm sold Cosworth Racing to the Ford Motor Company.

The company has since operated as part of the Premier Performance Division of the company, supplying engines to Jaguar Racing and customer teams.

As part of Toleman's entry into the FIA Formula One World Championship in 1981, Hart developed a turbocharged version of the 420R. Although it was initially underpowered and unreliable, it was enough to establish "Brian Hart Limited" as a Formula One engine supplier. Hart continued as Toleman's engine partner until the team's purchase by Benetton and later supplied engines to RAM, Haas Lola and Tyrrell in the 1980s, as well as Jordan and Arrows in the 1990s.
 Turbocharging was prohibited at the end of 1988 in response to the increasing four-figure power outputs, which meant a return to developing naturally aspirated configurations that had not been widely used since the beginning of the decade.


Jody Cabot was dismissed after being accused of stealing money from her mother and all ties between them were severed.

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The daughter of Laurie Cabot, Salem's "official witch," is now wanted on a warrant after defaulting in a court case in which she's accused of stealing money from her mother.

Jody Cabot, 49, who now lives in Hull, was supposed to appear in Salem District Court yesterday for a status hearing in her case, which involves charges of larceny and forgery dating to

2007.Laurie Cabot had gone to police after learning that her daughter had deposited a $3,750 check drawn on her mother's account and purported to have been signed by her.

Laurie Cabot said she never signed any check to her daughter and added that she had been forced to deal with similar incidents in the past, according to a police report.

By the time Laurie Cabot's bank rejected the check as forged, Jody Cabot had allegedly made $3,200 worth of purchases from Target's Web site with the money, according to a police report.Last year, Jody Cabot was granted a general continuance in the case on the condition that she pay restitution of $1,328 to her elderly mother.

Had she done that, the charges would have been dismissed.

But earlier this year, Jody Cabot defaulted on the agreement and the case was put back on the court's docket, where it was heading for trial.

Attorney Steve Reardon tried to convince Judge Richard Mori not to issue a warrant for his client, saying she had stayed home because she had a severe headache that was a result of a past head injury.

But Mori noted that not only does Jody Cabot have a history of defaults in the case, but "normally, headaches are not a good reason to miss court.

"When her lawyer continued to argue against a warrant, Mori added that he recalls telling her himself that she cannot skip court dates, something she has done in the past.

"I told her she had to be in court," Mori said.

If Jody Cabot does not turn herself in at court, she faces arrest.

Mori also added a condition that if she is arrested, she cannot be released on bail.

I've never been a big Cabot fan, but I wish the Salem News could restrain the desire to be too cute in its headline.

Doubt they'd have said that the child of some xian personage "resurrected" a check.

I want you to know that I'm going to have to stop drinking coffee when I read your blog in the mornings.

This: "the child of some xian personage "resurrected" a check."

about made me spit coffee clear across the room.

Laurie Cabot's book was the first one I've read on the witchcraft topic, and I am grateful for that.

Jody Cabot has a history of defrauding vendors.

I would advise anyone who is on a path of sincere spirituality to avoid her like the plague.

U U HAVE NOTHING NICE TO SAY THEN MAYBE U SHOULD SAY IT IN A NICER WAY... FEEL BAD FOR LAURIE.

ITS A COMMON THING BETWEEN CHILDREN AND THER EDERLY MOTHER...NEW LAURIE CABOT FROM LONG AGO IN THE SEVENTIES....BLESSED BE MAT STRAZZULA OF BOSTON

Are you the town crier?sounds like you are jealous and envious of Laurie cabot...yes?

Maybe you should mind your own buisness and leave other people alone.

Now the encounter my partner and I had with her in Laurie's shop in 2002 makes more sense.

Funny how after years something confusing becomes clear.

Now the encounter my partner and I had with her in Laurie's shop in 2001 makes sense.

And right now at this point I could really use lower cabinets opinion

I'm a woman, a Witch, a mother, a grandmother, an eco-feminist, a gardener, a reader, a writer, and a priestess of the Great Mother Earth.

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Cabot is also known for her sometimes controversial behavior. There was a legal situation in the mid 1990s in which Cabot allegedly threatened local real estate agent, Janet Andrews, with her gun. Cabot denied she had ever acted in such a manner and upon further investigation all charges against Cabot were dismissed and she still retains a gun permit.
 She garnered more notoriety in 2004 when Salem Police came to her home in order to remove her adolescent grandson over a custody issue between Jody Cabot and her former husband. Both incidents were covered by local and national press and even featured on CNN. A policeman claimed that during the incident Cabot ordered him to look into her eyes, telling him he was cursed once he did. Cabot denies she ever cursed the policeman, stating "I say it is a curse when you do bad things."


Kroll finished the season in third place, with 119 points; 37 behind Jim Crawford, and 31 ahead of Kim Campbell.

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Can-Am's death was widely predicted after the 1983 season, but it was rescued by "Dallas millionaire" Don Walker, who leased the series from SCCA President Nick Craw and ran it through his CanAm Association.

Walker agreed a TV contract with ESPN and brought in CRC Chemicals as title sponsor.

Walker's Dallas Motorsport ran the VDS cars for Michael Roe again and, with little serious competition, the Irishman took pole position at every race and won seven races.

When Roe hit trouble, one-time GP driver Jim Crawford was able to win the three remaining races in his RK Racing March 847 and when Roe didn't hit trouble, Crawford always finished second.

Both driver's moved on to CART where Crawford briefly led the Indy 500 in 1988.

Behind these two, the rest of the Can-Am field was little more than SCCA club racing with the minor positions being filled by an assortment of converted F2 cars plus the antique Lola-Frissbee of Horst Kroll.

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1Michael RoeVDS 002 - Chevrolet V8VDS 004 - Chevrolet V8162 pts7 wins

2Jim CrawfordMarch 847 - Chevrolet V8156 pts3 wins

3Horst KrollFrissbee-Lola KR3 - Chevrolet V8119 pts

4Kim Campbell2-litre March 832 - BMW M12/788 pts

5Rod Cusumano2-litre Ralt RT2 - Hart 420RMarch 822 - BMW M12/755 pts

6Charles MonkFrissbee-Lola T333 - Chevrolet V854 pts

8Walter Lechner3-litre Williams FW07C - Cosworth DFV V8Lola T300 - Chevrolet V83-litre March 821 - Cosworth DFV V837 pts

9Ron Canizares2-litre March 812 - Hart 420R35 pts

10John GunnPhoenix 84 - Chevrolet V8Phoenix 85 - Chevrolet V830 pts

Points table from Auto Racing/USA 1984 p252.

These race results were compiled in a joint project between Martin Krejcí and Allen Brown in the late 1990s using Formula, Racecar, On Track and the SCCA's Sports Car magazines as main sources.

Car identities were worked out from Allen's ongoing F5000 research and Martin's ongoing sports car racing research and we are grateful to many former competitors and spectators for their help with this.

An extensive search for program entry lists, both on eBay and from a range of contributors, has provided further information.

A total of 22 programs are still sought.

Please email Allen (allen@oldracingcars.com) if you have any additions, corrections or comments.

The Frissbee KR3 started out as a Lola T330, and featured a 5-litre Chevrolet V8 engine. It was first used by Horst Kroll's self-run Horst Kroll Racing team at the opening round of the 1984 Can-Am season, held at Mosport; he finished in fourth place. At Dallas, he finished eighth, and fifth of the full Can-Am entries, before finishing second at Brainerd, fifth at Lime Rock, second at Road Atlanta, and fourth at Trois-Rivières. The next round of the season was held again at Mosport; he went one better than the first race of the season, and took the KR3 to third place. He finished the season with eighth at Sears Point, fourth at Riverside, and eighth in the final round of the season, held at Green Valley.


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He was Member of Parliament for Surrey  from 1761 until his death on 22 May 1775.

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b. ?1717, 1st s. of Sir Henry Vincent, 6th Bt., M.P., of Stoke d'Abernon by Elizabeth, da. of Bezaleel Sherman of London, Turkey merchant

m. (1) 25 Aug. 1741, Elizabeth (d. 22 Nov. 1744), da. and h. of David Kilmaine, London banker, s.p.; (2) 13 Mar. 1746, Mary (d. 16 Aug. 1757), da. of Lt.-Gen. Hon. Thomas Howard of Great Bookham, Surr., 2s. 1da.; (3) June 1761, Arabella, da. and coh. of Sir John Astley, 2nd Bt., wid. of Anthony Langley Swymmer, s.p. suc. fa. 10 Jan. 1757.

The Vincent family had owned estates in Surrey since the early seventeenth century.

Vincent's grandfather and great-great-grandfather both represented the county, and in 1761 he himself was returned for it unopposed.

In Bute's list of December 1761 he was counted as a Government supporter, but he voted against the peace preliminaries in both divisions; was classed by Jenkinson in the autumn of 1763 as 'doubtful'; voted against the Grenville Administration over Wilkes and general warrants; and on 10 May 1764 was included by Newcastle among his 'sure friends'.

In Newcastle's 'plan for a new Administration', dated 30 June 1765, Vincent was put down for the Board of Green Cloth, and similarly in the plans of

But on 12 July Newcastle wrote to Rockingham:2 'I am told Sir Francis Vincent would rather choose, at present, to have some little place for his son.'

Vincent voted against the Rockingham Administration on Dowdeswell's plan for taxing windows, 18 Apr. 1766,3 and in Rockingham's list of November 1766 he was classed as 'doubtful'.

He probably voted with Opposition on the land tax, 27 Feb. 1767.

Newcastle's list of 2 Mar. 1767 classed him as 'Administration'.

At the general election of 1768 Vincent was again returned unopposed for Surrey.

Throughout this Parliament he constantly voted with Opposition.

Only three speeches of his are reported—none on a major issue.

In 1774 Vincent contested Surrey and headed the poll with a large majority.

His vote with the Opposition on Wilkes, 22 Feb. 1775, was his last before his death on 22 May 1775.

Sir Francis Vincent, 7th Baronet, (c.1717 – 22 Feb 1775) of Stoke D'Abernon, was an English country landowner and politician who sat in the House of Commons from 1761 to 1775.
 The eldest son of Sir Henry Vincent, 6th Baronet, he was educated at Lincoln's Inn in 1734. He succeeded his father in the baronetcy on 10 January 1757.


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Barrett began high school at St. Marcellinus Secondary School in Mississauga, while competing for the Brampton Warriors AAU team through the REDA.

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Rowan Barrett Jr. runs up and down the court and dunks so many times I've lost count, but today the stands aren't full and the court is one-quarter regulation size.

RJ, as he's known, is sharpening his skills in a neighbour's backyard in Mississauga, a place he considers his home court.

The fans cheering for him today are his father Rowan Barrett Sr., his mother Kesha, his younger brother Nathan, and a few neighbours.

RJ has been playing basketball here since he was about six years old.

His father would roll down the net so he could practice shooting the ball and move his way around the court with ease.

Today, RJ rolls the net much higher, and smiling confidently, he challenges his father to a game of one-on-one.

The 15 year old from St. Marcellinus Secondary School is six-foot-six, despite only being in grade 10, and he's already on the radar of top U.S. basketball programs.

He's considered a 2019 NBA prospect and is often compared to first-overall draft pick Andrew Wiggins.

Like the Canadian-born Wiggins, in RJ's family athleticism is a family trait.

His father, Rowan Barrett, is a former Canadian Olympian and is now the executive vice president and assistant general manager at Canada Basketball.

His mother, Kesha, was an NCAA sprinter and long jumper.

His aunt, Dahlia Duhaney, was a world champion sprinter who represented her native country of Jamaica, and his godfather is retired, two-time NBA MVP Steve Nash.

And while the teenager may have height, he has plenty to look up to and he's received quite a bit of advice from his godfather along the way.

"He always said it's tough in the NBA, so you always have to be prepared," Barrett says.

"You have to stretch and you have to come with your mind ready to play every day."

It's advice he's been taking seriously since he could throw a ball.

RJ is a small forward with the 2015 Cadet Men's National team and Brampton Warrior AAU team.

This year he led the cadet team in scoring and earned the nickname "Don't Panic" by his teammates for his ability to turn the game around in the final minutes.

His skills are obvious, and when comparing his game to others in the NBA, he says right now he's a mix between Lebron James and Kevin Durant.

"I can see a mixture between LeBron and Kevin Durant, that's what I'm hoping to be, that's what I can see in my game so far," he says.

I can do everything on the court, so I have no limitations and just doing that at a high level will be my challenge."

His father says a chart with future goals is hanging on a wall in his room.

Some have already been accomplished, while others are waiting to be checked off.

"Right now I have to finish high school and go to university and then end goal (is) to be in the NBA," Barrett says.

Back in Mississauga, on this small court, the one-on-one game between father and son is heating up.

Dad is getting a bit tired – he wipes the sweat dripping from his forehead.

A neighbourhood kid passes him a bottle of Gatorade.

He knows these games are more important now than ever.

"Hopefully I'll be able to beat him a little more before the end of the year is out, but I think that time is coming he'll be taking me on pretty soon," the elder Barrett says with a smile.

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High school career.:St. Marcellinus (2014–2015).

"While we don't often give praise in the early stages of a player's career (ninth grade), Rowan Barrett Jr (2019 6'4 wing) is proving to be the exception—a cold blooded killer, still out for blood. Special."
 — Elias Sbiet, analyst for recruiting website North Pole Hoops, on Barrett in 2014.[10]


In the 176-page book published in 2017 by David C Cook Publishing Company, and a foreword written by Christian author Max Lucado, Redman shares details behind the song's creation and explores the influences and experiences the song generated with many vivid examples of inspiring stories, experiences and testimonies by individuals in their greatest time of need.

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Editor Amaris Cole caught up with international singer-songwriter Matt Redman ahead of the release of 10,000 Reasons: stories of hope, faith and thankfulness inspired by the worship anthem.

"The book isn't about showcasing the song; the book is about showcasing amazing lives of worship – people believing in God even in the toughest moments."

We all know the words to the song, but do you know the story behind it, and the countless stories of incredible faith it's sparked?

How do you usually go about song writing, and did this song take that same pattern?

I've been doing music for more than a decade, and there's no formula – even to the point where some songs seem to come in an hour and some songs take a year, with months of rewriting and shaping.

But this song, 10,000 Reasons, was one of the quickest songs I've ever been part of writing.

I was singing and song writing with a friend of mine, J Jonas Marie and we'd already been writing songs all day.

It was already half past one in the morning and I said I needed to go home.

He said: "Hey just listen to this one little chorus melody."

Something in it just connected straight away.

It was just an amazing moment of overflow.

It felt quite a simple song: it doesn't have a pre-chorus, what I say is it's got four chords and the truth.

I had no idea that this song would go on to gather momentum and all the stories that come back.

So when did you realise that something about this song was so special?

Well we started calling the album 10,000 Reasons.

We were leaning towards other songs on the album more than this one on the album, but I noticed some churches had grabbed onto it and Christian radio in America got behind it.

Then I showed up in Durban, South Africa, and we opened the song with this piano hook.

As soon as we started playing the song the whole place started cheering.

I thought it was weird because it hadn't been out very long.

It was like the song had got there before us.

I think that was when I started realising that God is really breathing on this song.

And what is it about music that speaks to us the way it does?

Music is such a special part of God's blessing to this world.

Every culture seems to have a form of music.

I love that He has also ordained that we can draw near to Him through it and music can draw near to us.

The people of God have always been a musical people.

The book in the middle of the Bible, Psalms, gives us 150 songs that would have been the hymn book of Jesus.

They were obviously very present in his life.

There are so many moments where he's quoting from them, even on the cross.

It's a fascinating thing that Jesus on the cross is quoting worship songs.

Then you get right to the end of scripture and there's music everywhere.

There's a growing orchestration of music there.

It happens with every creature of heaven, on earth, under the earth, singing.

It's a part of God's creation and part of how He's made us that we respond so well to music.

I often think about this and think that if I just read my songs out as poems, hopefully they'd have some power, but when we mix them with music there's something that travels so deep.

And if that lyric is full of the word of God, hopefully it can travel deeper.

Tell me when writing the book began and whose idea that was.

A few people mentioned to me that I should write a book on 10,000 Reasons and I had no idea where to start so I ignored them!

And then one day I thought the key to this is the stories.

If I searched through those and then we put a thing on social media and said we're writing this book with all these stories and have a few more come in from that, it could work.

I brought in a friend called Craig Borlase.

One of his things is taking people's life stories and bringing them out.

I went to school with Craig, so it was really nice to get to work on it with him.

Some of these stories were just an email I had and a few paragraphs.

Getting to talk to these people and unravel a bit more of the story just makes you realise how powerful each story is – how this person had honoured God in such an amazing way through the storm

It's lovely in the book, we've got stories from Africa, America,and the UK.

One of my favourite ones is a guy called Ruben Hill.

A few people in one day, like 10 people, had seen this thing on BBC news of a guy having a brain operation while he was awake and singing 10,000 Reasons.

He studied PhD physics at Imperial College, London, and is in a choir, too.

They discovered he had a tumour the size of a golf ball in his brain, so they said: "We want to do this procedure on you, but it's never been done before."

It just turned out that the technique they used was actually something he was studying at the time.

In one sense he was quite scared and overwhelmed, and the other side, the scientist in him, was fascinated by it.

Anyway, he was aware at some point during the procedure they wanted to check that his cognitive function – speech – was working properly, so he decided to sing 10,000 Reasons.

They're operating on his brain, but he was singing 10,000 Reasons.

It was amazing to see that on BBC news and I had so much respect for him.

Sometimes our worship is spontaneous, but sometime it's a very conscious choice.

I love that he wanted to use that very scary moment to worship the Lord.

It must have been an amazing experience for you – collecting those powerful stories about a song you'd written?

It was very moving because I know there's no rocket science to this song.

I know how it happened – we were just trying to write a simple little song.

I have no idea why this went a little deeper into people's hearts.

The thing was the depth and the intensity of some of these stories.

I think the one that affected me the most was about these prisoners in Bali on death row for drug trafficking nine years earlier.

Since they were convicted they'd become Christians and their lives were radically transformed and they were also transforming radically the lives of others in the prison.

But the authorities decided they'd still have to face death penalty.

I was reading the newspaper one day about these guys, and it said as they were facing the firing squad, they sung a final song with the words: "Bless the Lord".

I remember wondering if that was my song.

A few days later I heard from a few people, one who was there and had become very close to these people – walking them through the last few months of their lives – that they were amazing worshippers, and they sang 10,000 Reasons at the end.

They made a conscious decision to press into God and proclaim Him, even through these moments.

That's become one of the chapters in the book; it's just so powerful.

We're hoping that people who connect with the song in one way or another will also connect with the book and find it uplifting, but I also hope the book will find its way to the hands of people who don't have a faith or are asking questions about the Christian faith.

I heard from this guy who said I'm not a Christian, I don't go to church and I'd never heard of your song until my dad passed away.

He was touring in a famous rock band, and he got in touch to tell me that he'd heard this song at his dad's funeral and then found out it was his favourite song.

He said: "I listen to it the whole time now.

I'm just writing to you to tell you that something about my dad's faith came alive to me through the song."

It was really special to hear that and I hope this book might do the same.

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Some of the best songs are a window onto the heart of God.

I love it when we just have a song that shows us who God is.

I think some are all about response – asking us to put our hands up – and there's definitely a place for that.

But I love songs that have a lot of revelation, they tell you who God is, and reveal something of His ways and heart for you.

When I write I'm trying to help the saints sing to Him, but I have one eye on it being an invitational moment for someone who's not a believer.

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Matt Redman co- authored with Craig Borlase the book "10,000 Reasons" (full title "10,000 Reasons: Stories of Faith, Hope, and Thankfulness Inspired by the Worship Anthem").


Films Johnstad has been assigned to write screenplays for include "The Lost Legion" for Warner Bros. and Dan Lin, and "Aquaman" where another script was concurrently in development, by Will Beall.

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# Warner Bros. Lands Two Writers for 'Aquaman' Movie

Warner Bros. and DC are starting to rev up their solo DC properties with the studio tapping "300: Rise of an Empire" scribe Kurt Johnstad to write one script and "Gangster Squad" writer Will Beall to pen another script to their "Aquaman" pic.

An insider close to the project explained that the two wouldn't be co-writing the project, but that they would be writing separate scripts with the studio hoping for the best version to come out of this strategy.

The film is currently not dated, which allows flexibility in deciding when to slot the film.

Jason Momoa is set to play Aquaman and will appear in the upcoming "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice."

Beall is repped by CAA and Management 360, while Johnstad is repped by WME and Untitled Entertainment.

The Hollywood Reporter first reported the news.

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Her feature debut "Blindspot," Norway's entry for the 2019 Nordic Council Prize, was shot in real-time in one take and illuminates mental health issues.

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Snyder asked Johnstad to assist him with his film "300", a fictionalized graphic novel adaptation of Frank Miller's comic involving the Battle of Thermopylae. The film got him nominated for a Saturn Award along with Snyder and Michael Gordon.
 In 2011, Johnstad was working with Snyder to co-write the film "The Last Photograph" and "300: The Battle of Artemisia" for Warner Bros.. Johnstad also worked outside of collaborations with Snyder, and was hired by producers Basil Iwanyk and Jason Netter to adapt Max Allan Collins’ novel "Black Hats". His next screenplays that were produced was "Act of Valor" and "300: Rise of an Empire".
 In 2015, "Variety" described Johnstad as beginning "to make a name for himself as writer who delivers big action in his scripts, along with classic heroes audiences love to root for." His screenplay based on "The Coldest City" by Antony Johnston was announced that year. The film was titled "Atomic Blonde" and released on July 28, 2017.


The design project became formally known as "Project 92"; the "92" being next in production sequence after the Saab 91, a single engine trainer aircraft.

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The Swedish Ur best translates as original, and Ursaab was the Saab's first prototype automobile.

Project 92, so-called as numbers 90 and 91 had already been assigned to civilian aircraft, was agreed in 1945.

Saab had decided that, with the Second World War drawing to a close, there would be a need to diversify away from military aircraft.

Ideas included motorcycles, cars, commercial vehicles and even fitted kitchens!

Other Swedish companies, however, had the motorcycle market sewn up, Volvo already produced cars, and trucks were manufactured by Scania-Vabis.

A Saab had to be the right size, type, construction and price – a small, affordable car.

Ursaab, Saab Bilmuseum, Trollhattan, Sweden.

Project 92 involved just 20 people led by Gunnar Ljungström.

Stylist Sixten Sason and Engineer Gunnar Ljungström made the Ursaab and the 92 real.

A 1:10 scale model Ursaab was tested in a wind tunnel by the Swedish Royal Institute of Technology and gave a drag coefficient of 0.32, an impressive figure even by today's standards.

Preliminary drawings for the body were completed by January 1946 and a full-scale model, finished with black boot polish, was completed by 15 April.

The full size buck was viewed with some reservations by Saab management but Ljungström argued: "…if it can save 100 litres of fuel a year, it doesn't matter if it looks like a frog."

Panel beaters used the wooden buck, on a bed of horse manure, to beat the metal panels for 92.001 – the first working prototype.

Ursaab was propelled by a DKW 18hp two-cylinder; two-stroke engine, an Auto Union fuel tank and many other components that were salvaged from a scrap yard.

Ursaab was a compact, front-wheel drive, monocoque construction – a rare combination in the Forties and the sort of departure from the norm that was only possible with aircraft manufacturers developing an automobile without any automobile design baggage.

This is the sort of unconventional thinking that has come to typify Saab ever since.

The first Ursaab, 92.001, registered E14783, was ready to drive by the end of summer 1946 and was immediately tested day and night.

By this time Saab had developed its own blueprint for an engine and the testing provided much useful information about how Ursaab may be improved.

Ursaab, Goodwood Festival of Speed, England, July 2006.

The front wheels were too enclosed in Sason's drag-cheating design and were prone to trapping snow during the winter.

There were ways in which a production car could be improved.

In the winter of 1946, one Swedish Newspaper reported that Ursaab had "…defied all efforts of its driver to destroy it."

(Over 50 years later, Ursaab is in working order, in good shape and complete with original stone chipped paintwork exhibited in the Saab Car Museum in Trollhättan.)

In 1947 the site in Trollhättan was transformed to allow construction of cars and those working on project 92 moved from Linköping.

Sister cars 92.002 and 92.003 were driven on every possible type of road surface and with 92.001 they have clocked up over 530,000km – equivalent to 13 journeys around the world and typical of Saab's commitment to thorough testing.

It wasn't until 10 June 1949, after thorough testing of 20 pre-production prototypes, that the Saab 92 was launched to the press and public in Trollhättan.

History.:Svenska Aeroplan AB (1948–1969).

Saab AB, ""S"venska "A"eroplan "A"ktie"b"olaget" (Swedish for "Swedish aeroplane corporation"), a Swedish aerospace and defence company, was created in 1937 in Linköping. The company had been established in 1937 for the express purpose of building aircraft for the Swedish Air Force to protect the country's neutrality as Europe moved closer to World War II. As the war drew to a close and the market for fighter planes seemed to weaken, the company began looking for new markets in which to diversify.
 An automobile design project was started in 1945 with the internal name "X9248".


Edinburgh City reached an agreement with Spartans to use their Ainslie Park ground for three seasons while Meadowbank was being redeveloped.

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#### Edinburgh City will call Ainslie Park home for the next three seasons

### Edinburgh City will groundshare with capital rivals Spartans for the next three seasons, the League Two club have confirmed.

With Meadowbank Stadium due to be redeveloped this year, City's inaugural season in SPFL League Two will be their last in the Commonwealth Stadium as it is today.

The club have been based in east Edinburgh since taking up tendency of Meadowbank in 1995 following Livingston's move to Almondvale.

Talks between City and the Lowland League outfit had been ongoing over the possibility of Gary Jardine's team using Ainslie Park while work on Meadowbank is carried out.

An agreement to make the four-mile switch to north Edinburgh has now been announced, subject to SPFL board and Scottish Lowland Football League approval.

"I'm absolutely delighted that we'll be moving to what is a tremendous footballing facility at Ainslie Park whilst Meadowbank is being redeveloped," said City chairman Jim Lumsden.

"I'd like to thank Craig Graham and the rest of the board at Spartans for all of their help in putting this agreement together.

Although both clubs have been close rivals on the park, we've always been good friends off it and I'm sure this agreement will benefit both clubs going forward."

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More than 6000 people signed a petition objecting to the proposal, while 600 marched from the stadium to the City Chambers, as part of a "Save Meadowbank" campaign. The proposal was cast into doubt due to problems with the Sighthill Stadium project, which was scrapped in 2007. On 13 March 2008, Edinburgh Council voted to sell the land that is occupied by Meadowbank stadium and build a smaller sports facility on east of the site. X-Factor winner Leon Jackson, who was campaigning to save Meadowbank, played at its annual fireworks display on 5 November 2008. The proposals to sell Meadowbank were put on hold in 2009, after a decline in Edinburgh land prices.
 In February 2013, the City of Edinburgh Council started a new consultation process about its future. Three options for redeveloping Meadowbank were put forward for consideration by Edinburgh Council in December 2013. A planned design was made public in November 2016. Work was expected to begin after the 2016–17 football season ended.


Public lounge facilities are provided by Plaza Premium Lounge, which operates three lounges in the terminal; there are also three separate lounges for VIPs.

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Business LoungesVIP Lounges are located at F level for Departure, D Level for Arrival and G Level for International departure.

Plaza Premium operates two business lounges inside PTB (Domestic and International) and Airport Transit Hotel at level C.

Nap and shower facilities are available in Airport Transit Hotel at level C.

Business centre and Spa services are available in all locations.

The Hyderabad Rajiv Gandhi International Airport has tied up with Plaza Premium Lounge of Hong Kong for maintaining and managing Lounges in the airport.

The spacious lounges are located at both Domestic and International areas on the airside and at the Arrivals on the landside.

The design concept is contemporary, stylish and serene.

The space is efficiently utilized to create a sense of calm and simplicity which is extremely soothing to the mind and body in alleviating weariness and stress after a long flight.

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Business centre : A business centre with conveniences like conference facilities, meeting facilities, high speed photocopying, faxing, printing services, email and broadband internet access are provided for the comfort of the business traveller.

Self Service Buffet Counters and Drinks Bar :

A sumptuous array of food, juices and a bar is available.

The area overlooks the airport runway and users get to enjoy the view of planes taking off and landing.

Guest Services : To assist children and elderly passengers to relax.

Medical facilities like first aid are also provided.

Shower Facilities & Napping Areas : Modern shower rooms with attached dress areas and private napping suites for passengers who need to catch up with some rest.

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Plaza Premium offers passengers with Nap & Shower facility at the Hyderabad Rajiv Gandhi International airport, which provides a comfortable place for passengers to relax before or after a flight.

Passengers can avail of a wide choice of food and beverages here.

The Lounge is located opposite the car park and below the airport village area.

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RGIA has a single passenger terminal, which covers 105,300 m (1,133,000 sq ft) and has a capacity for 12 million passengers per year. The western side of the terminal handles international flights while the eastern side is for domestic operations. There are 46 immigration counters and 96 check-in desks with 19 kiosks for self check-in. There is a total of nine gates, seven of which are located on the south side of the terminal and the other two on the north side. Three gates are each equipped with two jetways to accelerate the handling of widebody aircraft.


He began the season with the Round Rock Express of the Class AAA Pacific Coast League, and pitched to a 1–0 win–loss record and a 1.04 earned run average before he was promoted to the major leagues on May 13.

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# How seasoned rookie Brandon Mann achieved big-league dream after 17 years, stint in Japan and suspension

Mugshot of Rangers pitcher Brandon Mann.

There are two ways to view Brandon Mann, a soon-to-be 34-year-old left-hander, coming to the majors for the first time in a 17-year career Sunday with the Rangers.

What a compelling story of perseverance.

Mann reached his goal after 267 minor league appearances, three seasons in independent leagues, two seasons in Japan and one suspension for use of a banned substance.

"It means everything," said Mann, who got the final five outs in the Rangers' 6-1 loss to Houston at Minute Maid Park.

"Lots of reflecting on the journey of where it's been.

"I always told myself I was a big leaguer.

To keep grinding for that opportunity, you have to believe that you are."

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General manager Jon Daniels is an honest man.

Daniels maintained throughout the offseason that the player-development system was thin at the upper levels.

The Rangers last three call-ups have been a pitcher with a 6.66 ERA (Yohander Mendez), an infielder hitting .198 (Eliezer Alvarez) and Mann.

This type of story can happen only with a club that is rebuilding its talent pipeline.

A year ago, it was right-hander Austin Bibens-Dirkx.

This season, it is Brandon Mann, who is 11 months older than Bibens-Dirkx.

No one in the system was more suitable for this role than Mann, who had a 1.04 ERA and .133 opponents batting average for 171/3 innings at Triple-A Round Rock.

That includes right-hander Matt Bush, who has gone from spring training rotation candidate to opening day bullpen to demoted to Round Rock on April 25.

Manager Jeff Banister said the move should not be seen as a slight of Bush.

The Rangers wanted more of a long-reliever type, and that is not Bush's role.

"Bush continues to work and is doing better," Banister said.

"This has no real bearing on Matt Bush."

Mann will turn 34 on Wednesday, when the Rangers are at Seattle.

His high school rivals included Rangers reliever Tony Barnette.

Tampa Bay selected Mann in the 27th round of the 2002 draft.

That began an odyssey that has included time the Rays, Los Angeles Dodgers, Oakland and Pittsburgh organizations, three seasons in independent leagues and two seasons in Japan.

Mann spent last year with Midland, Oakland's affiliate in the Double-A Texas League.

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Mann came to the attention of Rangers assistant general manager Josh Boyd in the offseason through a video of a workout at Driveline, a Seattle-area baseball performance training center.

Right-hander Tim Lincecum, currently on the disabled list, also trains there.

The Rangers saw enough of Mann to sign him to a minor league deal in January.

Before that, Mann was considering retirement.

No one was calling, and he had decided against returning to independent ball.

"I believed in my heart I was definitely capable of pitching in the big leagues," Mann said.

The low point of Mann's career came in 2016, when he was suspended for 80 games after testing positive for Ostarine, which acts similarly to steroids.

He was under a minor league contract with Oakland at the time.

Mann told the organization that he had unknowingly purchased an over-the-counter supplement that included the substance.

Oakland management accepted that and kept him in the organization.

"It was an unfortunate thing," Mann said.

I thank the people at Oakland for listening to me and believing in me and giving me the opportunity to come back."

Mann replaced Mendez, who returns to starting at Round Rock.

If the Rangers dump Matt Moore, who allowed three runs in three innings in the loss, Mendez is a candidate for the rotation.

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On January 10, 2018, Mann signed a minor league contract with the Texas Rangers.


"Passion and Warfare" won Vai a number of awards such as "Guitar World" and "Guitar Player'"s "Best Album" and "Best Rock Guitarist" awards.

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#### On February 27, 2002, legendary musicians Steve Lukather & Larry Carlton won the Grammy Award for BEST POP INSTRUMENTAL ALBUM, for No Substitutions – Live in Osaka.

As fate would have it, the award was presented by Steve Vai, who produced and engineered No Substitutions, and whose record label Favored Nations released the CD in 2001!Steve

received a Grammy Award for No Substitutions as well.

Pictured are (L to R) Steve Lukather, Steve Vai, Larry Carlton

Steve Vai has received many awards and honors over the years, but a few have slipped out of radar and this listing is not complete.

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"Peaches En Regalia" – Zappa PLays Zappa

[Featuring Steve Vai and Napoleon Murphy Brock]

Larry Carlton & Steve Lukather – No Substitutions

"The Attitude Song" – from Sound Theories Vol I & II

"Lotus Feet" – from Real Illusions: Reflections

"Whispering a Prayer" – from G3 Live: Rockin' In The Free World

"Essence" – from Mystery Tracks Archive Vol. 3

"Whispering a Prayer" – from Alive in an Ultra World

"Windows to the Soul" – from The Ultra Zone

"For the Love of God" – from G3 Live in Concert

"Tender Surrender" – from Alien Love Secrets

1990 Reader's Choice – Guitar Album of the Year

1990 Best Instrumental Guitarist of the Year

1995 Best Hard Rock Guitarist – 2nd Place

From 1985-90, Vai recorded "Passion and Warfare" at his home studio, his second studio solo album.   After leaving Roth's band in 1989, Vai bought out of his Capitol Records contract and signed on with Relativity Records for the release of "Passion and Warfare", which was completed shortly after he began recording the guitar parts for Whitesnake's "Slip of the Tongue" album, where he replaced the injured Adrian Vandenberg.
 Upon its release in November 1989, "Slip of the Tongue" sold over three million copies worldwide, reaching number 10 on the "Billboard" 200 while Vai joined the band on their thirteen-month world tour.
 In September 1990, Vai released "Passion and Warfare" through Relativity Records, and within the first week of release, the album had reached number 18 in the "Billboard" 200, selling over a million and a half copies worldwide.


The series premiered from January 10 to March 28, 2019, on the TBS, Sun TV, and BS-TBS channels.

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# News The Quintessential Quintuplets Anime Premieres in January 2019

posted on 2018-09-14 02:40 EDT by Crystalyn Hodgkins

The official website for the television anime adaptation of Negi Haruba's The Quintessential Quintuplets (Gotōbun no Hanayome) manga revealed on Friday that the anime will premiere in January 2019.

The anime will air on TBS, Sun TV, and BS-TBS.

Kodansha Comics is releasing the series digitally, and it describes the story:

One day, a poor high school second-year named Futaro Uesugi comes across a private tutoring gig with good pay.

A-and they're all gorgeous girls, but they're also troublemakers who hate to study and are on the verge of flunking out!

And his first task is simply gaining the sisters' trust?!

The curtain is rising on the Nakano quintuplets' quirky romantic comedy with five times the cute!!

The manga launched in Weekly Shōnen Magazine on August 9, 2017, and Kodansha shipped the sixth compiled volume on Friday.

The series has more than 700,000 copies in print as of August 8.

Sources: The Quintessential Quintuplets anime's website, Comic Natalie

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Series newcomer Branden Johnson cracks open his copy for a look at whether or not this one might be worth spending 100+ hours with.

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# NewsThe Quintessential Quintuplets Anime Reveals More Cast, Theme Song Artists, January 10 Debut

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Natsumi Takamori & Satoshi Hino cast, 5 main voice actresses & Aya Uchida sing songs

The official website for the television anime adaptation of Negi Haruba's The Quintessential Quintuplets (Gotōbun no Hanayome) manga revealed more cast members, the theme songs' artists, and the January 10 premiere on Monday.

Natsumi Takamori as Raiha Uesugi, Fūtarō Uesugi's little sister

Satoshi Hino as Isanari Uesugi, Fūtarō Uesugi's father

The main female cast members Kana Hanazawa, Ayana Taketatsu, Miku Itō, Ayane Sakura, and Inori Minase are performing the opening theme song "Gotōbun no Kimochi" (Quintuplet Feelings) as the group Nakano-ke no Itsuko (The Nakano Family's Quintuplets), while Aya Uchida is performing the ending theme song "Sign."

The two songs' CD singles will go on sale on January 30 and March 6, respectively.

Nakano-ke no Itsuko is also releasing a character song mini-album on March 6.

The series will premiere on TBS on January 10 at 25:28 (effectively, January 11 at 1:28 a.m.), and it will then run on Sun TV and BS-TBS.

Satoshi Kuwabara (Dagashi Kashi 2, Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal) is directing the series at Tezuka Productions (Dagashi Kashi 2, Black Jack).

Keiichirō Ōchi is in charge of series composition (Hinamatsuri, La Corda d'Oro Blue Sky).

Michinosuke Nakamura (Hajime no Ippo Rising, Kids on the Slope) and Miyabi Uta (name romanization not confirmed) are designing the characters.

Natsumi Tabuchi (Castle Town Dandelion, Clockwork Planet), Hanae Nakamura (Clockwork Planet, Convenience Store Boy Friends), and Miki Sakurai are composing the music.

Prop Design: Miki Ogino, Tetsuya Kawaishi

Director of Photography: Kazumasa Someya (T2 Studio)

Kodansha Comics is releasing the series digitally, and it describes the story:

And his first task is simply gaining the sisters' trust?!

The curtain is rising on the Nakano quintuplets' quirky romantic comedy with five times the cute!!

The manga launched in Weekly Shōnen Magazine on August 9, 2017, and Kodansha shipped the sixth compiled volume on September 14.

The series has more than 700,000 copies in print as of August 8.

Sources: Quintessential Quintuplets anime's website, The Mainichi Shimbun's Comic Natalie

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List of The Quintessential Quintuplets episodes

"The Quintessential Quintuplets" (Japanese: 五等分の花嫁, Hepburn: "Go-Tōbun no Hanayome", lit. "Quintuplet Brides"), also known as "5-Tōbun no Hanayome", is a television anime series based on "shōnen" manga series written and illustrated by Negi Haruba. The anime series is licensed in North America under Crunchyroll-Funimation partnership.
 The first 12-episode anime television series adaptation was announced in the combined 36th and 37th issue of "Weekly Shōnen Magazine" on August 8, 2018. The series was directed by Satoshi Kuwabara and written by Keiichirō Ōchi, featuring animation by Tezuka Productions, character designs by Michinosuke Nakamura and Gagakuga, and music by Natsumi Tabuchi, Hanae Nakamura, and Miki Sakurai.


His 15-part series in the "Daily Journal" became the basis for the book, which was published in 1971.

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# The Newark Rebellion at 50, and the Ghost of Ron Porambo

THE FALL OF 1891 found the Newark-born writer Stephen Crane at the beginning of a short but illustrious career.

The 20-year-old college dropout was a cub reporter living in the home of his older brother Edmund in what is now the Lakeview section of Paterson, New Jersey, from which he commuted to New York City's Bowery, investigating stories of its residents that became the basis for his first novel, Maggie: A Girl of the Streets, which he self-published in 1893 to both critical and commercial failure under a nom de plume.

Thirty years later, long after his death at 28 of a pulmonary hemorrhage, critic H. L. Mencken, in a review for the Baltimore Evening Sun, wrote of Crane: "It was his distinction that he had an eye for the cold, glittering fact in an age of romantic illusion."

The same could be said of another Garden State journalist who pounded the pavement of slums in search of truth.

Googling the name "Ron Porambo" turns up no Wikipedia entry, despite the publication of the seminal work of New Journalism No Cause for Indictment: An Autopsy of Newark, a masterful tome on the 1967 Newark Rebellion.

This summer we mark the 50th anniversary of the riot, and it seems fitting to reassess this underappreciated work of municipal reporting, which rises to the level of literature.

Like Crane, Porambo also had an eye for "cold, glittering fact" that led him to investigate institutional racism and corruption that spread from the top of city and state governments to police forces and connections to organized crime.

It would also lead to his status as a target in the most literal sense.

The book is divided into six sections, each one dedicated to the specific events leading up to the four days of what was labeled a "civil disturbance" and the aftermath and the larger issues surrounding that continued long after.

The stories of the 26 people killed are told through firsthand accounts that often contradict official reports that would result in no charges filed against police or National Guardsmen.

In the context of its time, Porambo debunked the myth of snipers that was used as an excuse for Guardsmen to fire.

The major players are all represented as well: the Italian-American vigilante leader Anthony Imperiale, the poet Amiri Baraka (referred to by his former name LeRoi Jones in the text), and Mayor Hugh Addonizio, the last white mayor of Newark.

Just as important to the author are family members of those deceased, gunned down by high velocity Double-0 shotgun ammunition.

The book consequently juggles the responsibility of deconstructing an existing image put forth by the likes of Life magazine with calling attention to the daily life of mostly black residents living in poverty at the risk of taking on the role of White Savior.

The prose shares the same plain quality as Porambo's apparent ability to gain trust from people to give up details.

The result is 400-plus pages of utterly absorbing pages of raw witness and sharp analysis.

"The, book was written for the sole purpose of getting a job, not to make money," reads a self-effacing quote from Porambo in a story about the project in the February 4, 1972, issue of The New York Times, which goes on to tell of his layoff from The Elizabeth Daily Journal, from which a 15-part series on the Rebellion became the basis for the book.

In a bitter twist, Times journalist James Markham wrote, the writer had gone from writing for newspapers to delivering them to make ends meet.

Now he was recovering from two gunshot wounds to his thighs, fired at him by an unknown white assailant as Porambo got into his car outside of Tony's Tavern on South Ninth Street on the night of January 13.

It wasn't the first attempt on his life, nor would it be the last.

Newark Police Captain Rocco Paradiso was quick to write off the incident, as well as a previous one on December 7, in which seven shots were fired at Porambo by a person in a dark sedan, as a publicity stunt by his publisher.

Even Markham himself threw him under the bus: "Mr. Porambo has made so many public statements on television and to the press about his shooting an assailant that the Essex County Prosecutor would appear to have enough evidence to indict him on the gun charge — if he wants to."

Gaining access to information had come at a high cost that damaged his reputation before publication or the separate shootings, with a 1970 arrest on charges of attempting to bribe an officer to view autopsy photos of a victim of a police shooting.

He later served three months in prison upon conviction.

Reaction to the book's publication varied.

By the time of the second shooting, publisher Holt, Rinehart and Winston was almost sold out of its 7,500-copy first edition and the book had received positive reviews from The Village Voice and The New York Review of Books.

The latter published extensive articles about the Rebellion in dispatches from Tom Hayden, who was widely featured in No Cause.

Neither the police department nor the Italian-American community of Newark's North Ward were pleased with the book's findings or its portrayal of the deeply embedded racism and graft present in both.

Rapper Christopher Wallace famously asked of another crime, "Who shot ya?"

The Times and the Newark PD asked "Who cares?"

In fact, harassment by police would continue.

Two weeks later, several officers entered the Bluebird Bar, where they found him drinking and searched him for weapons on a "tip" only to find nothing.

February 1973 found Porambo employed as a journalist again for local network Channel 13 and again in handcuffs outside of another bar, where police accused him of being drunk and disorderly and interfering with police business after questioning them over their interaction with a sick woman.

Washington recruited agent provocateurs.

Newark nursed the vipers in her own bosom.

Months before Melville House rereleased No Cause, David Fincher's sixth film, Zodiac, debuted on theaters across the nation.

In a pivotal scene the San Francisco Chronicle cartoonist Robert Graysmith visits his former co-worker, Paul Avery, long after media focus on the serial killer has dissipated, with his idea to write a book.

"Someone should write a fuckin' book, that's for sure," says the fictionalized Avery, inaccurately portrayed as a burnout by the late '70s, when in fact he had moved on to Patty Hearst and the Symbionese Liberation Army as a subject for a book of his own.

At the pinnacle of Zodiac hype, Avery and his colleagues wore buttons that read "I Am Not Paul Avery" after threats were made on Avery's life.

Ron Porambo possessed the same obsessiveness — "a nearly psychotic kind of single-mindedness and unyielding resolve," as the journalist Fred Bruning put it.

Yet he was not given such support by peers, nor even a license to legally possess a handgun.

By the time Avery's book The Voices of Guns was published in 1977, Porambo was already bouncing from paper to paper on the opposite coast, from the Suffolk Sun in Long Island to The Star Ledger to the Press of Atlantic City, among a number of other publications, making enemies of editors along the way.

A sense of restlessness and bitterness was beginning to grow as he dipped his toes into the deep end of violent crime.

"He thought he was getting back at rich people and society, period," his wife, Carol, told Bruning.

By the time the wisp of a job opportunity at Bruning's employer Newsday petered out, Porambo had already served time for two separate robberies in Canada and back in New Jersey.

Cocaine was beginning to rise in popularity thanks to a drop in price.

As Freeway Ricky Ross flipped kilos and then tons in 1982 in Los Angeles, Ron Porambo and his accomplices robbed dealers in New Jersey until the night of April 10, 1983, when Sidney Davis was killed in a shootout during a heist gone wrong.

Weeks later, Porambo was shot in his car, this time in the head.

Brain trauma from the injury left him physically and emotionally unstable, the state of which did not help him when a jury convicted him and a judge handed him a life sentence in New Jersey State Prison in Trenton.

The Mercer County Medical Examiner determined his cause of death on October 22, 2006, as asphyxiation caused by a piece of orange lodged in his throat.

While his death may not have been fitting enough for Unsolved Mysteries (having never recalled seeing any of the thousands of "mysterious" deaths of inmates on an episode), his career still proved to be cannon fodder for his previous employer, The Star Ledger, which wrote a blistering article that portrayed him as having scorched nearly everything he touched and revealed the embarrassing details of the symptoms of his brain injury, after which "he struggled to control his bowels, drooled, and could barely wipe his nose."

Much like James Markham did in 1972, the author of the Ledger article, Brad Parks, pulled no punches for the paper that had dropped Newark from its name so long ago.

Post-Rebellion, those who could move out of Newark did so in large numbers and the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders, a.k.a. "the Kerner Report," proved to be an afterthought.

As Porambo said toward the end of the book, in a section titled "Part V: The Grass Won't Grow Again":

Ask someone about the investigation in Newark and he'll shrug it off.

The whites feel the blacks are Newark's No. 1 problem.

Since the riots, no civil or social organizations hold meetings after dark in Newark.

Even groups like the Red Cross and the Mental Health Association have moved to the suburbs.

Fifty years later, as journalists write of the events from July 11 to 18, 1967, and the 26 deaths (most of which, as he correctly referred to them, were "police murders"), one will open a newspaper or click a link to read of revolt or wanton destruction, depending on the editor, only to perhaps click on another link the following day (or perhaps later that afternoon) announcing Newark as "the next big thing" to encourage gentrification and the building of luxury high-rises.

Men such as Cory Booker and Mark Zuckerberg (who famously donated $100 million to Newark schools, only for some to be wasted) use the city as a testing ground, a good publicity jump-off point to higher positions of power.

Like Ronald Porambo, New Journalism is dead.

But anyone with the "cold, glittering eye for fact" or simply, at least one physically operating eye, can see that when walking the streets surrounding the Garden Spires housing project, or on North Seventh Street, where 27-year-old Edgard Patricio Jiménez Domínguez was shot dead on Father's Day this year, the message is loud and clear as ever: racism, poverty, and corruption are well and alive in the Brick City.

Eric Nelson is a writer and cultural critic living in Queens, New York.

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# NewsP. A. Works' Kuromukuro TV Anime to Have 26 Episodes

posted on 2016-05-07 14:45 EDT by Crystalyn Hodgkins

P.A. Works revealed on Thursday that the Kuromukuro television anime series will be two cour and will have 26 episodes.

The anime premiered in Japan on Tokyo MX on April 7.

The anime celebrates the 15th anniversary of the studio.

Netflix had announced on April 7 that it had the exclusive worldwide streaming rights to the anime.

The announcement stated that Netflix will stream the series in other countries at a later date, but did not give any other specifics about streaming debuts outside of Japan.

The website is currently streaming the series with English subtitles on Netflix in Japan.

The anime takes place in Toyama prefecture (the location of P.A. Works' studio), and features the Tate mountain range in the prefecture as well as other famous locales.

The robot research institution in the show is located near Toyama prefecture's famous Kurobe Dam.

The anime's story takes place in summer 2016.

During the original construction of the dam, an ancient artifact was discovered, and so the United Nations Kurobe Research Institute was established.

Intellectuals from all over the world gathered to study the object, and the children of those researchers attend Mt. Tate International Senior High School, including the institute head's daughter, Yukina Shirahane.

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