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FET to supply electric observation-class ROV for ocean research

Forum Energy Technologies (FET) has secured a contract from a major North American ocean research facility to supply an electric observation-class remotely operated vehicle (ROV), further reinforcing the organisation’s commitment to exploring the deep sea.

FET to supply electric observation-class ROV for ocean research

The Mohican ROV system will be used to document sea floor communities and species of interest at various depths up to a rating of 2000 m. Anticipated areas of focus will include proposed and established marine protection areas as well as other biologically significant locations of interest in the marine environment on the continental shelf.

The ROV will be used to support ongoing research related to marine conservation targets in high currents and areas of steep bottom topography. The ROV is designed to carry a payload skid for navigation and sensors, as well as being capable of manipulation and intervention.

Kevin Taylor, FET’s Vice President – KMS and Subsea Robotics, said: “This contract further highlights the Mohican ROV’s capabilities for scientific research projects. We have always had a strong reputation as a single source for manufacturing and delivering high-quality, robust vehicles and associated auxiliary products which are suited to underwater industry applications.

“On top of research, this also includes, defence, oil and gas, renewables, telecommunications, mining, aquaculture and academia.”

The ROV will be manufactured at FET’s UK facility at Kirkbymoorside, North Yorkshire. The agreement comes shortly after FET provided an ROV to the Memorial University of Newfoundland for similar purposes.

 

 

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The Most Picturesque Small Towns in Ohio

With a thriving art and culture scene, beautiful outdoor landscapes, and trademark Midwestern hospitality, Ohio ranks high among the most charismatic destinations in the central United States. Although bustling metropolises like Cleveland and Columbus are the most popular, the Buckeye State offers multiple small-town enclaves with unrivaled charm. Nestled amongst rolling farmland, scenic rivers, and lush forests, these under-the-radar locales cultivate true community spirit through lively downtowns, local flavor, and pastoral serenity.

While most visitors to Ohio stick to top attractions in major cities, those venturing to the state’s idyllic fringes will discover its most picturesque towns. Overlooking quintessential landscapes, these hidden gems peppering the Buckeye countryside guarantee the absolute best that small towns in Ohio offer.

Chagrin Falls

The historic town of Chagrin Falls, OhioThe historic town of Chagrin Falls, Ohio. Editorial credit: Lynne Neuman / Shutterstock.com

The Cleveland suburb boasts one of the most beautiful downtowns in Cuyahoga County. Strolling through the Chagrin Falls Triangle Park Commercial Historic District is a surreal experience. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the neighborhood stands out for the beautiful cascades, which serve as the perfect focal point. Exquisite nature spaces complement the town’s quaint downtown, providing an escape for tourists who appreciate the company of Mother Nature. You can relax at Beartown Lakes Reservation, which features quiet trails along Spring Creek.

Chagrin Falls harbors a respectable arts community well-represented by the Chagrin Valley Little Theater. This institution has entertained the public for decades by staging concerts, musicals, plays, and other theatrical performances. It is also one of the country’s oldest community theaters.

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City Hall and Opera House (1909), The Ohio Theatre in Loudonville, OhioCity Hall and Opera House (1909), The Ohio Theatre in Loudonville,…

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Through New Jersey and into New York

Day 93 Mohican Outdoor Center – AT Daily Miles 0;  AT Total Miles 1308.0

So I decided to go ahead and take a rest day for the ankle mainly. It would help me get gear cleaned and organized, as well as my own self cleaned and organized! I got a lot of Internet chores done with the Wi-Fi and was able to talk to my wife for a while.

The Mohican Outdoor Center is managed by the Appalachian Mountain Club and does a lot of great things for our hiking community. The property here is very relaxed and is really in tune with the surroundings. I’m glad I took a zero here.

I saw my first bear of the trail on my rest day of all things! The large black bear passed by the general store and checked us out. I’ve heard New Jersey has a lot of bears.

Day 94 Mohican to Gren Anderson Shelter – AT Daily Miles 21.0; AT Total Miles 1329.0

I really enjoyed my stay at the Mohican Outdoor Center. It was not really set up for backpackers but more for families to enjoy relaxing and nature. For me though it worked just fine. I stayed in the bunkhouse for two nights and although it could accommodate 16 people, I was the only one to book it so had so much privacy. Soon it was time to head back to the trail though.

Although my left ankle is still swollen, it does feel better. Plus, the rocks in New Jersey are still there, but not nearly as bad as they were in Pennsylvania.

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Mohican State Park to open new visitor center in Fall of 2025

EDITOR’S NOTE: This story was first posted at the Ohio Department of Natural Resources website.

LOUDONVILLE — The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) broke ground last week and will soon begin construction for a new visitor center at Mohican State Park.

“We are thrilled to begin work on the new visitor center at Mohican State Park,” said ODNR Director Mary Mertz. “This facility is designed to blend seamlessly with the park’s natural beauty while providing modern amenities and educational opportunities for our visitors.

“It will enhance the overall experience for everyone who comes to explore and enjoy one of Ohio’s most cherished parks.”

Strategically located near the park’s main entrance, the new visitor center will be a prominent feature visible from the roadway.

Nestled next to the State Scenic Clear Fork of the Mohican River within the floodplain, the site offers a unique blend of natural beauty and accessibility.

The building’s design includes an extended, low-slope ramp leading to the entrance, flanked by educational rain gardens and gathering spaces, providing visitors with interactive and educational opportunities.

There will be a grand and inviting entrance to the visitor center with landscaping that will address any flooding issues. The space will also feature exterior porches and a fireplace, encouraging visitors to gather and enjoy the outdoors even more.

The heart of the visitor center will be a central exhibit space, with two wings extending from it. One wing will house restrooms and a merchandise area, while the other will contain staff support, storage, and mechanical spaces.

The building will offer entry points at both ends accessible from the parking lot and the campground. The main entrance vestibule will be designed to lock off from the rest of the facility, allowing off-hours access to restrooms and drinking fountains.



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Prestigious Dulwich Prep drops use of tribe names

By Chris Hastings

Published: 16:55 EDT, 15 June 2024 | Updated: 03:37 EDT, 16 June 2024

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He may not quite be the last of the Mohicans, but BBC veteran John Simpson last night took aim at his old school after it scrapped using Native American tribes for its house system.

Dulwich Prep London, a fee-paying all-boys school, feels the long-standing names constitute ‘cultural appropriation’. It says the changes follow concerns raised by some parents.

But critics have denounced the rebranding. Since 1916, pupils at the school – whose alumni also includes actor Hugh Bonneville  – have been placed in one of four houses. Mr Simpson, BBC world affairs editor, was in Mohican house.

Another house, Deerfeet, was named in honour of an Indian runner known as Deerfoot. The others, Chippeway and Ojibwas, were named in celebration of the Ojibwa people from the Great Lakes in the US and Canada, also referred to as the Chippewa.

Deerfeet will now be called Lamassu, a mythical creature from Mesopotamia which had a human head and a bull’s body. The other three houses will be Phoenix, Pegasus and Gryphon.

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The Last of the Mohicans

Danilo Mitrovic

13.06.2024. 22:55h

Football has returned home – was the slogan of the European Championship in 1996, which was organized by England, the cradle of football.

It was in England that UEFA introduced a modified (expanded) version of the continental championship – with four groups of four teams each, as well as a quarter-final match. The Euro is twice as long as the previous one, twice as many games and, some would say, twice as good football.

As 30 years earlier, when they organized the World Cup, the English expected to win a major competition on their territory. But, as the legendary English centre-forward Gary Lineker said a few years earlier, “football is a game of 11 against 11 in which the Germans always win”.

Of course, the Germans won the European Championship with a victory against Croatia in the quarter-finals (2:1), a triumph against England in the semi-finals (on penalties, after 1:1) and Oliver Biroff’s golden goal against the championship sensation Czech Republic in the final (2:1).

Since the Euros in England, an era of modern football has begun where everyone plays like the Germans played ten or 20 years ago – with lots of running and raw power. Thus began the era of industrial football, which the Germans nurtured much earlier than others.

And the “last Mohicans” of real German football were led from the bench by the former “elf” defender Berti Fogst, who is much better known to the public in this area as a player who got lost in Dragan Džajić’s dribbles, than as an impassable right back.

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Chillicothe Police daily activity report: June 10, 2024

CHILLICOTHE, Ohio — The Chillicothe Police Department was dispatched to various calls on Monday. Here is a snapshot of those calls for service.

Police Blotter: Chillicothe Police Department

June 10, 2024

1:27 AM
N Bridge St
Offenses:

  • Fugitive from Justice
  • Warrant
  • Expired Plate/Validation Sticker

Narrative:
Officers initiated a traffic stop at 981 N. Bridge St., resulting in an arrest.

7:00 AM
N Plaza Blvd
Offense: Vandalism

Narrative:
Officer dispatched to 300 N. Plaza for vandalism.

7:42 AM
Pine St
Offense: Criminal Trespass

Narrative:
Officer dispatched to 694 Pine Street regarding a complainant wanting a person barred.

8:53 AM
N Paint St
Offense: Warrant

Narrative:
Warrant report filed.

9:05 AM
W 2nd St
Offense: Operation @ Stop Sign

Narrative:
Officer dispatched to Second St at High St for a motor vehicle accident.

9:37 AM
N Bridge St
Offense: Non-Criminal

Narrative:
Found property at 1660 N Bridge St, Chillicothe, OH 45601 (Golden Corral). Investigation continues.

10:56 AM
Plum St
Offense: Theft – 23H – All Other Larceny

Narrative:
Officer dispatched to 182 Plum St in reference to a theft.

12:57 PM
Cutright Dr
Offense: Operation @ Stop Sign

Narrative:
Officer conducted a traffic stop at Water and Watt St.

1:03 PM
N Bridge St
Offense: Theft (without consent)

Narrative:
Theft complaint at Gabe’s. Investigation continues.

1:40 PM
N Bridge St
Offense: Non-Criminal

Narrative:
Damage to rental car. Investigation continues.

1:55 PM
E 4th St
Offense: Death (Non-Suspicious)

Narrative:
Officer dispatched to 329 E 4th St, Chillicothe, OH 45601 regarding a death. Investigation continues.

2:15 PM
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Offense: Criminal Trespass

Narrative:
Officer dispatched to 8 Mohican Court regarding a male trespassing.

2:26 PM
Woodbridge Ave
Offense: Disorderly Conduct

Narrative:
Officer dispatched to 100 S Mulberry St regarding threats. Investigation pending.

2:28 PM
N Bridge St
Offense: Traffic Accident Report

Narrative:
Report filed for a crash.

2:39 PM
E Main St
Offense: Issued in Error

2:46 PM
Western Ave
Offense: Burglary

Narrative:
Officer responded to 1901 Western Ave. (Red Dot Storage) regarding a breaking and entering. Investigation continues.

3:08 PM

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Why is Hamsik not playing at Euro 2024? Napoli legend set for interesting role

Marek Hamsik was hard to miss given his spiked mohican.

But, despite being taken to Germany by Slovakia, the ex-Napoli star won’t be playing at Euro 2024.

Hamsik has a very unique style

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Hamsik has a very unique styleCredit: Getty

The former midfielder, now with a more reserved haircut, represented his country at three major international tournaments, with the last being Euro 2020.

Slovakia will have to do without their greatest player this summer in Germany, but he’ll still be there in a new role.

Why is Marek Hamsik not at Euro 2024?

Hamsik has officially retired from all forms of football, which explains why he won’t be on the pitch this summer.

The 36-year-old decided to call time on his career at the end of the 2022/23 campaign after 21 years as a player.

The majority of those were spent at Napoli, where he became a legend.

Hamsik joined the Serie A giants in 2007 and stayed until 2019, winning three trophies.

He made 520 appearances for Napoli, scoring 121 goals and setting up another 103.

Hamsik was a loyal and brilliant player for Napoli

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Hamsik was a loyal and brilliant player for NapoliCredit: GettyHowever, he was even more integral to his country

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However, he was even more integral to his countryCredit: Getty

For his country, the midfield maestro was even more integral.

He’s Slovakia’s record appearance holder with 138 caps, and to top that off, he’s also their highest goalscorer with 26 international strikes.

Even in qualifying for this tournament, Hamsik played two final games and set up a goal in a 2-1 win over Iceland, so he was a player who did everything he could for Slovakia.

And in retirement,…

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10 Summer Destinations in Ohio You Can’t Miss

Looking for the ultimate summer getaway without leaving the Buckeye State? Ohio has you covered with some truly amazing spots that will make you feel like you’ve traveled far and wide. Whether you’re a nature lover, thrill-seeker, or just in need of a chill weekend, we’ve got the perfect list of Ohio’s top summer destinations. Ready? Let’s dive in!

Hocking Hills State Park

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Let’s start with the obvious. Adventure seekers, this one’s for you! Hocking Hills State Park is the ultimate outdoor playground. With its stunning waterfalls, deep gorges, and lush forests, it’s the perfect place for hiking, zip-lining, or even a little bit of spelunking. Don’t miss the picturesque Old Man’s Cave and the breathtaking Ash Cave – your Instagram followers will thank you.

Yellow Springs

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For a touch of bohemian charm, head to Yellow Springs. This artsy village is bursting with personality, from its vibrant downtown filled with quirky shops and cafes to the serene Glen Helen Nature Preserve. After exploring the trails, make sure to swing by Young’s Jersey Dairy for some of the best ice cream in Ohio. Trust us, it’s worth the trip!

The Mohicans

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Looking to escape the hustle and bustle? The Mohicans is your ticket to tranquility. Nestled in the heart of Amish country, this destination offers unique treehouse cabins that make for a magical stay. Spend your days kayaking on the Mohican River or exploring the local trails, then unwind by a campfire under the stars. Talk about a perfect summer retreat.

Kelley’s Island

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Hop on a ferry and discover the…

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