Missoula, MT (KGVO-AM News) - At approximately 8:30 a.m. on November 16, 2024, a Missoula Police Department Officer was dispatched to a report of trespassing/possible burglary at the Fair Bridge Inn The details of the call said there was a male who broke into a room another officer had already detained the suspect on Old Hwy 93 just north of the incident address The officer went back to the hotel to speak with staff and complete the investigation.  The officer spoke to a hotel employee who said Moreni went into the breakfast area After Moreni left the breakfast area to go back out through the front doors the employee watched him walk around the corner she called 911 because Moreni wasn’t supposed to be inside that room Then the employee watched Moreni crawl back out of the window and start walking east toward the casino in the same parking lot.  Officers cleared the room to make sure no one else was inside as the “slapper style” door lock had been latched so the door couldn’t be opened from inside the hotel the officer noticed multiple smudge marks on the window consistent with someone pushing it open from the outside The heater was also turned up quite high and the room was very warm An employee told the officer that the heater should be turned off or down very low as there is no one in the rooms at night when the construction crews aren’t working on them It was apparent to the officer that someone had turned up the heater while illegally occupying the room.  READ MORE: Missoula News – Crime Reports  the officer was able to watch video footage and took multiple still shots of both Moreni stealing and eating the muffin while trespassing as well as him coming out of and going to and from the window for room 111.  construction staff and an employee said that the room smelled like cigarette smoke and would therefore need to be re-painted to cover up the odor before it could be rented out as it had been freshly painted as part of the renovation.  Moreni was placed under arrest and was transported to the Missoula County Detention Center He is currently being charged with felony burglary and obstructing a peace officer The information in this article was obtained from sources that are publicly viewable.  An officer was dispatched to a report of trespassing/possible burglary at the Fair Bridge Inn.\nRead More Missoula, MT (KGVO-AM News) - At approximately 8:30 a.m. on November 16, 2024, a Missoula Police Department Officer was dispatched to a report of trespassing/possible burglary at the Fair Bridge Inn READ MORE: Missoula News – Crime Reports  Imagine reaching a place where time seems to stand still a peaceful corner nestled among the natural grandeur of the Dolomites a short distance from the village of Fiè allo Sciliar began like this: with the liberating feeling of leaving behind the daily hustle and bustle to immerse myself in an oasis of silence far from commitments and predetermined agendas The story of this enchanting reality is that of the Mair family and began in 1967 when grandfather Toni started a simple Jausenstation many things have happened and that little landmark for the valley has turned first into a restaurant and then into a hotel who grew up among Gfell's meadows-highest meadows he was able to transform that little Jausenstation into the Schönblick restaurant But their vision and resourcefulness have gone further not least because of the entry into the business of their son Julian the one who has taken the reins of management He is the one who tells me about the journey of these years the choices and important decisions made in order to move forward To be able to “survive” and make a real breakthrough A leap that sees November 2019 as a significant date the moment when an ambitious project was undertaken to create a hotel structure embracing the restaurant and the old family barn the dream became a reality: the Hotel Gfell opened its doors No longer just a stopping point for hikers but a place where nature and good food come together in an experience that harmonizes with its surroundings without barriers In a continuum between inside and outside that fills the eyes And that barn built more than 50 years ago by Grandpa Toni houses the cozy room where the delicious breakfast with a view is served in the morning (the advice is to enjoy every taste of homemade bread “what do people look for and find when they come here?” Julian's answer is succinctly stark: “peace I realized as soon as I got out of the car One breathes there an immense respect for the environment a complete fusion that is well expressed by the very structure of the hotel built and developed right into the heart of the mountain but with striking openings that overlook it following its course One is enchanted to observe the different evolutions of sunlight from sunrise to sunset One admires them motionless and enraptured by those much more than large windows transparent walls that embrace the panorama but so is the discreet and refined wellness area motionless and spellbound gazing at the mountains while sipping hot tea immediately after the sauna "Nature is a constant source of inspiration for us Because the truth is that sometimes it feels like we have never really seen how much nature has to communicate the rush by which we are overwhelmed is not a good conductor of information we do what we like but the quality of raw materials is the basis on which every preparation rests” summarizes the culinary proposal of the Schönblick restaurant in this way ‘love goes through the stomach,’ and we want to bring our love for South Tyrol to the table which is why for the most part we use local ingredients which we buy from selected suppliers or in many cases produce ourselves This is crucial because if the product is good and the selection of the best meat comes through him Then of course we also have some elements that come out of the territory because we get inspired by other culinary traditions and cultures." The result is a menu that speaks the language of typicality in some dishes such as pressed dumplings on sauerkraut salad; schnitzel with thick served in its different cuts and with different preparations so as to “use all parts of the animal and show that there is more than just filet.” The influences and incursions of ideas and experiences can be perceived precisely by dwelling on the techniques with which the dishes are made but no exaggeration; the focus is on substance and concreteness you come here for that and for the atmosphere satisfaction is not lacking and indeed abounds the end of the meal that just has to be there because it would be a pity to give up the krapfen on vanilla sauce; the buchteln served warm and with that mouth-watering apricot filling; the homemade ice cream made directly by Julian who has now become a true expert And since the third ingredient sought by patrons told us to be “lots of wine,” here Julian has found a way to give them satisfaction and ample choice building a wine list with as many as 230 labels He has been passionate about wine over time The cellar is his pride and he loves to advise and knows how to advise He does it with great satisfaction and that freshness of one who enjoys and makes one feel at home https://www.gfell.it/it Do you want to discover the latest news and recipes of the most renowned chefs and restaurants in the world La nostra società utilizza inoltre cookie funzionali per registrare informazioni sulle scelte dell’utente e per consentire una personalizzazione del Sito; ad esempio Questi cookie possono essere installati dalla nostra società o da Terze parti In caso di disabilitazione di questi cookie la qualità e l’esperienza di navigazione potrebbe non essere soddisfacente Questi cookie sono installati da social media per consentire la condivisione dei contenuti del presente Sito Essi sono in grado di monitorare la navigazione compiuta anche in altri siti e creano un profilo dell’utente sulla base dei suoi interessi Ciò potrebbe avere un impatto sul contenuto e messaggi visualizzati sugli altri siti visitati non sarà possibile utilizzare o visualizzare questi strumenti di condivisione per l’installazione e l’uso di tali cookie occorre il consenso dell’utente Per maggiori informazioni consulta la pagna cookies policy DILLON — Memorial Day is a time to remember those who lost their lives in combat and the students at Dillon Middle School decided to honor every Montanan who made the ultimate sacrifice by planting one flag for them in the ground Each one of them fellows died for this country and that’s all that can be said,” said veteran and Dillon resident George Davidson History teacher Mark Moreni got some of his students to help him plant 2,921 flags in front of the school – one flag for every Montanan who died in combat since the first World War The project was very personal to some of the eighth-grade students who worked on it My grandparents and both of my uncles have been in the military and I knew what they were doing as I was growing up so it means a lot to me,” said 8th grade student Madison Sampson Students spent two days planting the flags in neat rows and some thought about the deeper meaning of what they were doing how everybody has given up their lives for me and all my friends and for everybody,” said student Brynna Gibson The State VFW office in Helena provided Moreni with the number of combat deaths of Montana troops over more than a century of wars A number that’s surprisingly high for a state with such a low population “It’s interesting because Montana per capita has more people serve than any other state,” said Moreni He took on this project to give his students and the community a visually powerful representation of Montana’s sacrifice “So often we take things for granted in this country and the reason we're able to have the things we have and even act the way that we act is because somebody has paid the ultimate sacrifice,” said Moreni “I love it when the wind takes them all in one direction and you can kind of see where everything is and see how many people died for us.” The flags will remain up through Memorial Day and the public is encouraged to come out and see the display Posted in News, People on 21 August The Other House, London’s innovative new group of ‘Residents Clubs’, is delighted to announce the appointment of Ingrid Moreni as the General Manager of its inaugural property, The Other House South Kensington Combining apartment-style living with hotel service and complimentary access to its exclusive private club and catering for any length of stay the appointment comes at a pivotal time for the group as it looks toward adding The Other House Covent Garden to its portfolio in 2025 With over 15 years of experience in luxury hospitality Moreni brings extensive expertise and a distinguished track record to her role with this young and innovative brand Her career spans operational and management positions at a number of prestigious hotels These include MontcalmEast – An Autograph Hotel Doyle Collection and The Mandrake Hotel in the UK and VALTUR Hotels in Mauritius Moreni’s commitment to creating great guest experiences and seamless delivery makes her ideally suited to advance The Other House South Kensington’s unique Residents Club concept Her vision aligns perfectly with the ethos of the brand focusing on placemaking and creating memorable experiences for residents so that it truly feels like their “other house” Moreni is also committed to nurturing the next generation of hospitality professionals as demonstrated by an extensive tenure as a lecturer at the Pandora Academy who has been instrumental in the success of The Other House South Kensington over the past 18 months commented on the appointment: “We are thrilled to welcome Ingrid to The Other House Her extensive experience and passion for hospitality make her the ideal leader for the South Kensington team we look forward to seeing her apply her dynamic and people-based approach to our first property and help grow The Other House brand.” Ingrid Moreni expressed her excitement about her new role “I am delighted to join The Other House South Kensington and work with such a talented and dedicated team I look forward to building on the strong foundation that the team has laid and to continue to create exceptional experiences for our residents.” South Kensington is the inaugural opening from The Other House a revolutionary hospitality concept combining apartment-style living with hotel services and a private club available to residents as well as local members ranging from cosy studios through to striking apartments The Other House South Kensington opened in 2022 Fast-becoming a key social and cultural hub offering exclusive partnerships with local institutions such as the Royal Albert Hall The Other House South Kensington offers everything a discerning city lover could want Facilities include the all-day brunch destination with two club lounges and The Other Space which offers a range of state-of-the-art wellbeing The Other House is tearing up the rule book and launching a new sector of Residents Clubs It effortlessly combines apartment-style living with hotel services and complimentary access to an exclusive private club it is your other house for as long as you are in town The Other House is a joint venture partnership between LCP Private Office leading real estate investment advisory in Prime Central London and APG the largest pension provider in the Netherlands The Other House opened in South Kensington in 2022 with Covent Garden opening in 2025 and plans for Belgravia in the pipeline Further openings in London and internationally are also in the works Learn more about The Other House here www.otherhouse.com the acclaimed design studio behind iconic interiors such as the Burj Al Arab Departments several prestigious prizes and grants have been awarded to our AI&I members Learn more about these accomplished individuals and their projects in the article below We are proud to announce that two of our talented PhD candidates are among the three nominees for the prestigious Hugo van Poelgeest Prize The Hugo van Poelgeest Prize recognizes outstanding animal-free research in the life sciences the award focuses on encouraging the next generation of scientists to advance research using animal-free models there are still no effective models for developing medications for brain disorders A major obstacle is the blood-brain barrier which shields the brain from harmful substances but also blocks many medications Henrique Nogueira Pinto aims to recreate a human blood-brain barrier in the lab this model will enhance research on ways to bypass the blood-brain barrier and accurately test how drugs affect the brain Giulia Moreni, winner of the 2023 Proefdiervrij Venture Challenge is working on replacing animal testing in virus research After reviewing literature on animal use in virology she identified numerous areas where animal-free alternatives can be used By developing human stem cell-based models Giulia’s work paves the way for animal-free research on viral infections laying the groundwork for personalized treatments for patients suffering from chronic viral infections caused by rare genetic disorders A professional jury will select the winner of the €5000 Hugo van Poelgeest Prize. Additionally, Proefdiervrij is awarding a public prize of €1500. Cast your vote by November 10, 2024, and the public prize winner will be announced on November 15 during the Toekomstproef event. Voting takes less than a minute via this link Henk Schallig and his team have secured a €5 million from the EDCTP3 EU Partnership to launch the Safety of Antimalarials in the FIrst tRimEster (SAFIRE) project in Kisumu SAFIRE marks the first-ever Phase 3 clinical trial to evaluate the efficacy and safety of antimalarials in women during the first trimester of pregnancy Background: Malaria in pregnancy poses serious risks there is limited data on antimalarial safety for pregnant women The WHO recommends only one ACT—artemether-lumefantrine (AL)—for first-trimester treatment but emerging drug resistance raises concerns expanding the use of different ACTs is one potential solution this approach may unintentionally expose first-trimester pregnant women to treatments other than AL there is an urgent need to collect comprehensive data on the safety and efficacy of other ACTs during the first trimester The SAFIRE consortium will address this need by conducting an adaptive platform trial combined with social research This study aims to generate robust evidence on the safety and tolerability of antimalarial treatments in early pregnancy The results will inform policies and guidelines to ensure that women have access to the best possible treatments the consortium includes partners from Mali the Medicines for Malaria Initiative (Switzerland) and Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (United Kingdom) About the Grant: The Global Health EDCTP3 Joint Undertaking (GH EDCTP3 JU) builds on the success of the first and second European and Developing Countries Clinical Trials Partnership programs This new initiative is a collaboration between the EU and the EDCTP Association with members from several European and African countries from the Medical Microbiology & Infection Prevention department at Amsterdam UMC has been awarded the prestigious title of Officer in the Order of Orange-Nassau This honor recognizes her exceptional contributions to the Amsterdam Cohort Studies (ACS) with special praise for her commitment to the proper storage and preservation of cohort materials the ACS is also celebrating a milestone: its 40th anniversary this year making it one of the longest-running cohorts in the world Margreet has been a key member of the ACS team since its launch making this award a fitting tribute to her long-standing commitment About the Amsterdam Cohort Studies (ACS): The ACS on HIV infection and acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) started shortly after the first cases of AIDS were diagnosed in the Netherlands the cohort has included men who have sex with men (MSM) and injecting drug users in a prospective study the ACS has expanded its research to cover the epidemiology and natural progression of other blood-borne respiratory and sexually transmitted infections in its participants Location AMCMeibergdreef 91105 AZ AmsterdamPhone number:(020) 566 9111 Route & Parking De Boelelaan 11171081 HV AmsterdamPhone number:(020) 566 9111 Route & Parking Contact us Boutique Hotelier The Other House South Kensington has announced the appointment of Ingrid Moreni to the role of general manager Moreni brings over 15 years of experience in luxury hospitality to her new role having previously held operational and management positions at a number of prestigious hotels who has led the property for the past 18 months commented: “We are thrilled to welcome Ingrid Moreni to The Other House we look forward to seeing her apply her dynamic and people-based approach to our first property and help grow The Other House brand.” Moreni added: “I am delighted to join The Other House South Kensington and work with such a talented and dedicated team I look forward to building on the strong foundation that the team has laid and to continue to create exceptional experiences for our residents.” The Other House South Kensington is designed to cater for any length of stay and combines apartment-style living with hotel service and complimentary access to its private club The brand’s second location, The Other House Covent Garden is due to open next year and will comprise the signature ‘Club Flats’ alongside public areas comprising a bar and rooftop terrace UK: Residents club The Other House South Kensington has appointed Ingrid Moreni as general manager Moreni brings over 15 years of experience in luxury hospitality to her role She’s worked for a number of UK hotel brands including MontcalmEast – An Autograph Hotel In addition to her operational and management roles Moreni has also lecturered at the Pandora Academy ”I am delighted to join The Other House South Kensington and work with such a talented and dedicated team,” said Moreni “I look forward to building on the strong foundation that the team has laid and to continue to create exceptional experiences for our residents.” Naomi Heaton, CEO and founder of The Other House added: “We are thrilled to welcome Ingrid to The Other House The Other House Covent Garden is expected to open in 2025 as the second site in the portfolio Urban Living Festival 2025 The Serviced Apartment Awards 2025 Register  Login Her appointment comes ahead of the aparthotel and private members’ club’s second London opening Aparthotel and private members’ club the Other House South Kensington in London has appointed Ingrid Moreni as general manager who led the 200-room property for the past 18 months The Other House South Kensington opened in July 2022 as an all-suite hotel and “residents club” that positions itself as a second home for guests It was launched by the Portfolio Club, a joint venture between real estate investment advisory firm London Central Portfolio and Netherlands Pension provider APG, in 2019, and led by former general manager Simon Drake the Other House said it would be opening its Covent Garden site in 2023 Portfolio Club has also revealed plans to open a property in London’s Belgravia with the group adding: “Further openings in London and internationally are also in the works.” Moreni has more than 15 years’ experience in hospitality having worked for properties such as Autograph Collection’s Montcalm East in London’s Tower Bridge the Doyle Collection’s Kensington hotel in London’s South Kensington chief executive and founder of the Other House said: “Ingrid’s extensive experience and passion for hospitality make her the ideal leader for the South Kensington team we look forward to seeing her apply her dynamic and people-based approach to our first property and help grow the Other House brand.” Moreni added: “I am delighted to join the Other House South Kensington and work with such a talented and dedicated team Sign Up Jacobs Media is a company registered in England and Wales Ingrid started her career at VALTUR hotels in their 4 and 5 star resorts across Mauritius She moved to London in 2011 and joined the team at St Ermin's Hotel as Duty Manager before taking a role at Kensington Close Hotel She also spent 4 years at five star Mandrake Hotel Ingrid is a lecturer at the Pandora Academy a training hub for hospitality and event management through its subsidiary S Uzina Automecanica Moreni S.A have announced a cooperation agreement between the two companies in the field of artillery production the parties will establish a Romanian Artillery Center with the participation of additional local companies to enhance the domestic industrial base generate additional employment opportunities and establish a strong foundation for sovereign artillery production in Romania The cooperation agreement includes production of Elbit Systems’ 155mm ATMOS Advanced Mobile Howitzers including the transfer of know-how for the manufacturing assembly and integration of the ATMOS howitzers ROMARM and UAM will operate as the system integrator Moreni will also serve as a long-term local support and maintenance provider for the ATMOS Howitzers The partners are considering additional potential Romanian companies for participantion in the center of excellence including: ELMET International SRL a manufacturer of Electronic Cables and Mechanical subsystems; IOR Optics Company Bucharest a producer of military and civilian-grade optics; Simultec SRL a supplier of operational and tactical trainers and simulators for defence; Systematic to supply and support the Tactical Communications Network Fire Support software and C4I applications The success of this partnership should generate new employment opportunities in Romania supported  by the growing demand for 155mm Howitzers from the Romanian military and other NATO and EU countries a global leader in artillery gun systems and heavy turrets has proven its business model through its 25-year commitment to the Romanian market Our battle proven solution can be further developed with ROMARM through UAM production capabilities and transform Romania into our artillery hub for the region we aim to position ourselves as a strategic supplier not only to the Romanian Land Forces but also to the entire European market.” Uzina Automecanica Moreni S.A.(UAM): “UAM is a specialized company for designing fabrication and maintenance of armored vehicles since 1958 with over 15000 vehicles delivered to Romanian Ministery of Defence UAM is looking at extending its list of products and new technologies in order to answer for the new challenges that the region is facing production of ATMOS Advanced Mobile Howitzers with ELBIT Systems is a great opportunity” Elbit Systems is a high-tech defense company specializes in land and weapons systems house including the design ‎manufacture and integration of Artillery Howitzer Gun Systems tanks and combat vehicles upgrade and modernization as well as comprehensive high-performance array of precision ammunition Elbit Systems has been working in Romania for decades Elbit Awarded Approximately $100M Contract for UT30 MK2 by GDELS to Equip a NATO European Country Elbit Secures $130M Contract to Supply PULS Advanced Rocket Munitions to a European Customer Rafael and Elbit to Supply an Integrated Maritime EW Self-protection Solution for Frigate Installation to NATO European Countries Elbit Unveils Dominion-X: Advanced Autonomous Management Operating System for Unmanned Platforms Elbit Awarded Contracts Totaling Approximately $100M to Provide JNDFC for a European Country AFRL Awards Ursa Major $28.6M Contract for Responsive Space SAIC Awarded New $55M Mission Integration Contract From Space Development Agency SEA Secures Contract to Support UK Royal Navy Ship Availability and Resilience GDEB Awarded $12Bn Contract Modification for Virginia-Class Submarines Thales Modernises the World-class TACTIS Armoured Vehicle Training Centre for the Royal Netherlands Army Advancing Multi-domain EW Operations: Rohde & Schwarz Unveils Latest Innovations at AOC Europe High-Speed Vertical Lift Concept Completes Wind Tunnel Testing the Cyber Situational Awareness System That Positions Europe Among the World's Leading Cyber Defence Powers Kopin Awarded Soldier Color MicroLED Contract by US Army Aimed at Extended Reality Applications Elevate Your Business with Our Market Studies and LEGO® Magic Peter’s Catholic Grade School for eight years and then attended Anaconda Central High School He later married Sandy Pinkham in April of 1969 he found employment with the Federal Government at the Anaconda Job Corps and later worked part-time with A.W.A.R.E in Anaconda Heather (Garrick) and Brittani (Cory Crist); grandchildren Jack and Karen (Schellin) Moreni; and many nieces and nephews Richard was preceded in death by his father Richard would tell friends “Make It a Great Day!” His philosophy was that you don’t have a great day; you follow a choice to “Make It a Great Day!” Mass of Christian burial will be held at 10:30 a.m A luncheon will be held at the AOH Hall following the service Donations may be made to the Washoe Park Foundation Longfellow-Finnegan-riddle Funeral Home is entrusted with Richard’s funeral arrangements Express condolences at www.mtstandard.com/obits Sign up to get the most recent local obituaries delivered to your inbox Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account All photos exclusively taken by Lorenzo Moreni She starts her day with a rejuvenating cappuccino The doughs left to rise from the day before are waiting to be transformed into sweet and savory delights and inviting aroma of freshly baked delights nestled among the neighborhoods of Parma's city center has created a world as personal as it is comforting who goes by the stage name "La Briosciaia." Her passion for this place nourishes her tenacity eventually brought the culinary world to her self-taught growth experimenting with recipes and leavening; studying extensively from books and taking a course with Chef Simone Sciolti Latteria 61 was the opportunity she courageously seized and it changed her life It's an historic space that preserves the signage of yesteryears with furnishings and colors that evoke a past era of fascination but Valentina manages to make the most of every square inch eagerly sought after early in the morning by children and loyal customers patiently waiting in line "People often ask me how I manage to do all this and not feel tired," Valentina says "The answer is that I couldn't do it any other way I won't deny that some days are tougher than others but seeing the smiles on my customers' faces Even more beautiful is hearing them say that what I prepare has the power to evoke childhood memories in them Latteria saved me; it filled my life with joy and satisfaction That's the number of types of brioche and sweet treats Valentina prepares in her lab varying the flavors according to the seasons This diversity translates into twenty different flavors and options available on the display and counter every day And she is the sole creator: from the doughs left to rest from the previous afternoon to the hand-rolling It all comes from Valentina's skill and elbow grease The proof is in the distinctly artisanal nature of what comes out of the oven: the brioche are never all the same or perfectly symmetrical; the size and thickness vary what sets them apart is the deliciousness of every bite A 48-hour leavening process ensures excellent digestibility the same goes for small pizzas and flatbreads which have the potential to become addictive French viennoiseries with pain au chocolat and croissants filled in original ways or fresh fruit as seen in cheesecake and red fruit versions Valentina has thought about something extra: making her creations suitable for those with intolerances and vegans All of this without altering the original recipes and categorizing the selection as what she calls "The Colors of Health." "I decided to create something that could be suitable for everyone offering pastries and brioche without eggs but not least: Valentina bakes every morning without sparing effort What she follows and pursues is authenticity from choosing the raw materials to their preparation "I know I could sell much more; the demand is there but everything needs the right time to turn out well This means that when a product is finished I don't rush to the lab to try to restock it perhaps at the expense of proper leavening Tel: 328 302 2055 Instagram Page Britain's Bradley Wiggins was not sorry to leave the Tour de France The Cofidis rider was forced from competing after Stage 16 when his teammate Cristian Moreni was arrested after testing non-negative to testosterone but Wiggins wasn't too upset about leaving the race given the events of the past week "I don't want to continue in the Tour de France anyway it's not supposed to be like this," Wiggins "It is completely gutting to have to quit the Tour but everyone knows where I stand on doping Wiggins hit out at the "pure stupidity" of his Italian teammate's actions The respected rider also admitted that such events at times makes him question his future in the sport "It's pure stupidity on the part of Moreni," he said "I don't know how he can have slipped through the net It makes you think about your future as a professional cyclist but then you think why not continue because I get a lot of pleasure out of it." Just weeks after successfully hosting Tour stages for the first time London's mayor Ken Livingstone offered his heartfelt support to Wiggins "This is deeply disappointing for Bradley Wiggins who has had a fantastic Tour de France," Livingstone told the BBC he is well known for his vocal condemnation of drug use in his sport and has been a tremendous ambassador for London and cycling." Stay tuned to Cyclingnews for a full interview with Bradley Wiggins who tested positive for testosterone in a sample taken after Stage 11 of.. who tested positive for testosterone in a sample taken after Stage 11 of the Tour de France appeared before the Italian Olympic Committee (CONI) Wednesday in a hearing Moreni acknowledged drug use after the positive test, and his entire team withdrew from the Tour de France his lawyers due not believe Moreni will face further questioning but Moreni may face up to a two year ban from the sport as well and may have to pay back a year's salary in accordance with a recent code signed by ProTour riders and team managers Saur 2 is an 8x8 wheeled armoured vehicle manufactured by Romania-based Uzina Automecanica Moreni (UAM) a subsidiary of the state-owned company Romarm Oerlikon 25mm canon and 7.62mm coaxial machine gun Saur 2 is an 8×8 wheeled armoured vehicle manufactured by Romania-based Uzina Automecanica Moreni (UAM) The vehicle was developed as a successor to the Saur 1 vehicle The Saur 2 provides safe transportation and fire support for the armed forces operating in challenging battlefield environments The vehicle offers superior armour protection and comfort than the Saur 1 The Saur 2 APC was unveiled at the Black Sea Defence & Aerospace (BSDA 2008) exhibition in Bucharest About 80% of the funding for the Saur 2 project is provided by UAM and the remaining by Romarm The Saur 2 incorporates an armoured hull made of all-welded steel Driving axles are fitted within the hull for protection The vehicle can carry 12 personnel including a driver The driver’s position is in the front on the left of the hull and the power pack is placed to his right The commander is seated behind the driver and troops are provided with individual seating arrangements bigger tyres and new seats providing better protection against mines four on the right and three on the left of the troop compartment The vehicle is equipped with a hydraulic winch mounted forward of the vehicle The modular design concept provides flexibility to convert the base platform for specific missions The vehicle can be modified as an ambulance The driver and commander are provided with single-piece hatch covers The weapon station has two hatches above the rear troop compartment Three periscopes at the front are used for forward observation The centre one can be replaced with a passive periscope for night driving The vehicle is also mounted with thermal imaging camera The Saur 2 can be mounted with a remote controlled weapon station fitted with different types of weapon systems of up to 30mm calibre The common weapon configuration includes a 25mm Oerlikon cannon and a 7.62mm coaxial machine gun The steel hull protects the crew from small arms fire and shell splinters The frontal arc is provided with additional protection The vehicle offers STANAG 4569 level two anti-mine and ballistic protection It can be hinged with an add-on armour kit for increasing the protection to level three to withstand the blasts of eight kilogram TNT anti-tank mines The vehicle is fitted with smoke grenade launchers for better survivability The crew and engine compartment is equipped with an automatic fire extinguishing system The NBC protection equipment includes air tubes and individual air masks The vehicle is also equipped with dust filter separation compressor and absorbent filter Saur 2 is powered by a Type EURO 3 MAN diesel engine coupled to an Allison automatic gearbox The high power engine improves the mobility of the vehicle and also allows the installation of heavier weapon systems The vehicle has a maximum road speed of 100km/h and a range of 700km The fully-amphibious vehicle is propelled in water by two water-jets The vehicle can negotiate a gradient of 60% and side slope of 30% It can cross a vertical obstacle of 0.5m and a trench of two metres The Global Armoured and Counter-IED Vehicles Market 2011-2021 This project forms part of our recent analysis and forecasts of the global armoured and counter-IED vehicles market available from our business information platform Strategic Defence Intelligence. For more information click here or contact us: EMEA: +44 20 7936 6783; Americas: +1 415 439 4914; Asia Pacific: +61 2 9947 9709 or via email Give your business an edge with our leading industry insights View all newsletters from across the GlobalData Media network Cristian Moreni is out of jail and out of a job The cyclist was released by the police but will.. The cyclist was released by the police but will have to undergo more questioning Investigating judge Erick Maurel said that Moreni is not being investigated on criminal charges The investigators are hoping to find out which doping product was used and if the French prescription medicine laws were violated The latest race content, interviews, features, reviews and expert buying guides, direct to your inbox! Everyone is working in the printing house. We enter unnoticed. They make the Moreni (Blackberry) brand of scarves here. A wooden stand by the door displays scarf samples, assorted by subject matter. Nareh Mousikyan, who studied economics, has been working as Moreni manager for the past month. She shows us the first scarf Moreni produced. It’s called Nrani and depicts a young Armenian woman. Mousikyan tells us that all the scarves depict some aspect of Armenian culture and history. The company was founded one year ago; the brainchild of Artyom Nahapetyan, Director of the printing house Interprint. Nahapetyan says that he wanted to forge a new image for Armenian fashion. “We founded Moreni to incorporate Armenian embellishments for Armenian fashion. We wanted to use Armenian ornamentation to make young Armenian women fashionable,” says Nahapetyan. He shows us a scarf dedicated to the 150th anniversary of Komitas. It’s yellow and blue and adorned with musical notes taken from one of Komitas’s songs. Nahapetyan says the company wants to expand its line of products in the near future, adding shirts and headbands to the list. While there are others making similar items in Armenia, Mousikyan boasts that Moreni’s creations are unique and are trendsetting for their colors and images. Moreni currently sells its products via Facebook and Instagram. The company is thinking about opening a retail location in Yerevan if business picks up. Bradley Wiggins Tour de France is over after his Cofidis team pulled out of the race following the announcement of Cristian Moreni's positive dope test. For the second night in a row the French police descended on a team hotel - this time the Novotel in Lescar on the outskirts of Pau. Last night they searched Astana's hotel after Alexandre Vinokourov's positive test for blood doping. Italian rider Moreni failed a random dope test after the 11th stage of the race, which finished in Montpellier. The team were informed after the start of the 16th stage from Orthez to the Col d'Aubisque and Moreni was arrested when he crossed the finish line at the end of the stage. Wiggins knew nothing of Moreni's test until he finished, more than 41 minutes down on winner Michael Rasmussen. "The first I heard was when I crossed the line," said the 27-year-old British rider. "I went straight to our soigneur and he whispered in my ear that Moreni was positive and that I should get to the bus quickly." Once at the Cofidis bus, several Gendarmes were on the scene. "It was pretty scary. They took control of the bus. We went to a police station and then we were put in police cars and taken back to our hotel," he added. Wiggins travelled with team-mate Sylvain Chavanel, who is also his room-mate. "The police were very polite and courteous and they just explained that they had to follow the proper procedure. "When we got back to the hotel they took us to our rooms and we had to sign a piece of paper authorising them to search while we were there. They went through everything in the room and took my Boots vitamin tablets and my asthma inhaler, which I have a therapeutic use exemption (TUE) form for. "They said they had to take it and check with the UCI that I am authorised to have it. "They were very polite but it was pretty scary. It's reassuring that they have this procedure and they follow it strictly but it really shakes you up." Wiggins said he'd started the day in a bad mood following Vinokourov's positive test. He had finished fifth behind the Kazakh in Saturday's time trial. He added that the half-hearted strike on the start line had not improved his mood. "I was feeling pretty pissed off because of the Vinokourov thing. Then there was the protest. It was badly communicated and no one knew what they were doing or what was supposed to be going on. "Some guys said 'We won't put our race numbers on' but others didn't want to get fined for it. Then they said they'd sit down in the road, then a few people started to roll out. "It wasn't co-ordinated or unified, it was just a mess. I am not here to protest about the dopers. I am not here to point my finger and this person or that person. I am here to ride the Tour de France. I've always made my belief clear and if anyone wants to ask me about doping I will say what I think but I want to race and finish the Tour de France. "We all grouped up a few kilometres down the road and there were a few angry people. Someone attacked and they said they'd let him go and not chase him but it was still all confusion. "I thought quite early in the stage 'Sod this, I'm going home. This isn't why I ride a bike. The only thing that kept me going was that my wife Cath has booked tickets to come to Paris for the final weekend." Now, though, Wiggins won't be in Paris. More than likely he'll be out of Pau on a flight on Thursday morning, although at 9pm he still had not heard from any of Cofidis' management. "We got back to the hotel and there's no one [team management] here. I've been told we're out and I wouldn't be surprised. That would be the right decision. If this was another team that had had a positive test I'd be saying that the whole team should go. "I am disappointed and angry that I am in the middle of this. [Francis] Van Londersele and [Eric] Boyer [the team managers] haven't contacted us yet. We were straight into the bus, straight into the police cars and away. "I'd like to see Boyer so he can explain. He's got a lot to answer for after speaking on the telly about the T-Mobile team and the Astana squad. "We were hair tested at the Dauphine and we had our own internal tests before the Tour started but one [Moreni] has slipped through the net. "It's his [Boyer's] responsibility to ensure everyone he employs is clean because my image and reputation is at stake. "I don't know for sure if we'll start or not but I would imagine we won't. This contradicts everything the Tour should be about. I'd love to ride on and go to Paris but not in these circumstances. The only way we're going to beat this thing is if there's zero-tolerance. Unfortunately that means we [Cofidis] have to take the brunt and he [Boyer] has to take responsibility. "I am part of that team and that's unfortunate but that's the way it has to be. If it happened to someone else they'd have to be pulled." 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