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Subscriber only Convicted murderer Vince O Dempsey will be a key witness at the new inquest into the 1973 firebombing of the Whiskey Au Go Go nightclub, which killed 15 people. State Coroner Terry Ryan will be able to compel O Dempsey to answer questions at the inquest, which is to start in late June and run for two weeks. The inquest into the fatal Fortitude Valley firebombing was ordered by former attorney-general Yvette D Ath in 2017, soon after O Dempsey s sentence for murder. O Dempsey was jailed for life for the 1974 murders of Highgate Hill mother Barbara McCulkin and her daughters, Vicki, 13, and Leanne, 11.
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Two openers, two very different results 2001 & 2011
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Coming into the 2001 season, the Minnesota Twins were largely the laughingstock of Major League Baseball. Eight consecutive 4th-or-worse finishes in the AL Central and struggling to seat a million fans per season will do that to a franchise. This was the time period from which our digital domain derives its spongy food-cake moniker.
By ‘01, though, the Twins had acquired and developed a solid amount of raw, young talent thanks to the shrewd wheeling-and-dealing of GM Terry Ryan and the on-field generalship of Tom Kelly. Of course, there was much to be proven after such a prolonged fallow period. That redemption began at Comerica Park its concrete still setting after a 2000 christening in front of 40,000 Tigers faithful.
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Extensis Offers GeoViewer Pro All-in-One Geospatial Data Viewer at No Charge
March 17, 2021 By Editor
PORTLAND, Ore., March 17, 2021 – Extensis®, a leading provider of digital asset management solutions, today announced its GeoViewer Pro for Desktop application will now be offered at no charge. GeoViewer Pro is a standalone GIS image viewer for compressed MrSID files, raster imagery, LiDAR point clouds, and vector layers.
“GeoViewer Pro enables anyone – whether a GIS professional or map consumer – to view and interact with geospatial data sets without a full GIS software package,” said Terry Ryan, Federal Government Sales Manager at Extensis.
GeoViewer Pro was developed by LizardTech, now Extensis, as a paid multi-feature upgrade to the free GeoViewer application. It allows end users to view satellite, aerial and drone image files, as well as LiDAR data and GIS vectors. Moreover, it is a free way to view MrSID, JPEG 2000, NITF, LAS, and LAZ files created wit