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January 3, 2013
"I believe in 'One PRSA,'" says Mickey G. Nall, APR, Fellow PRSA. "Regardless of where you are, there's a real sense of community within PRSA."
And the Society's 2013 chair and CEO aims to focus on conveying the value of membership this year.
"I want us to deliver on the third year of our Strategic Plan," says Nall, the Atlanta-based managing director of Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide. "I also want to make sure that we're looking at additional or better benefits for members."
Nall is a member of Ogilvy PR's global management committee. He has served in The White House Office of National Drug Control Policy as the on-site liaison between Ogilvy & Mather and the National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign, which was the nation's largest social marketing campaign.
Prior to Ogilvy, Nall was director of communications for the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry. Before this, he was president of The Nall II Agency Inc., a Florida-based consulting firm. He has also been named as a distinguished alumnus of the University of Florida's College of Journalism & Communications.
Here, Nall discusses moving into his new leadership role at PRSA, as well as his hopes for the Society and the profession in the New Year.
What are the top challenges that PRSA faces in 2013?
Delivering member value is an ongoing challenge. How a member defines his or her value in a professional group shifts over time. We need to be on top of that. We need to make sure that we're delivering value and, at the same time, anticipating trends and other needs that members may want after that.
In addition, strategic planning will be a challenge. We're on the last year of our 2011-2013 Strategic Plan. That's all part of delivering on member values.
Advocating for the profession also remains a challenge. We've made huge inroads with our advocacy program in the past four to five years. A lot of it has to do with the great chairs we've had, as well as the senior professional staff led by Arthur Yann, APR, who has been spearheading our outreach program. The advocacy work that enhances the value of public relations is key in making sure we're doing that in a way that excites members.
Diversity is also a huge issue facing PRSA, as well as the profession. We're making progress, but why aren't we more inclusive? While it's still about growing a more diverse membership, it's now about what are we doing once we've attracted the diverse professional — what are we doing to include them in all that we do in membership?
Overall, PRSA has to stay on the cutting edge. The profession continues to expand, channels continue to expand and the expectations from the C-suite continue to expand. Our value depends on constantly answering this question to the affirmative: "Are we meeting member needs?"
What are some of the significant issues facing the PR profession?
The first one, and I experience it every day in my work, is the integration of the marketing mix. We used to complain that the PR function didn't have a seat at the table. We have a seat at the table. We're central. And in most organizations, if you put it in the framework of reputation, then we're core to what's going on.
But at the same time, I feel that we're explaining [the role of public relations] a lot to our marketing colleagues internally. Public relations and marketing continue to merge, and the monetary aspect of marketing and the core competencies continue to be an issue. There are still challenges with good writing. Some people say, "Well, in the age of texting, does it matter?" Heck yeah, it matters.
You have to do it right. You have to know what you're attempting to communicate.
You have the chance to speak with a lot of PRSA members. What concerns do they often raise? What seems to be top of mind now?
If I talk to the individual member, then it's usually about growing in his or her job. "Am I valued, and am I being compensated?" We're coming off a big election year — everyone was talking about jobs. Every indicator shows that there are more jobs in public relations.
But from what people tell me, it's still difficult to find a job. So on an individual level, it's still about their personal journey in the profession and how to grow.
On the whole, the ethical integrity of the profession is always at the forefront of our members' minds. Advocating ethical behavior consistently ranks high among members.
Speaking of membership, we hear people discuss local versus national in terms of PRSA. Do you see a distinction?
I believe in "One PRSA." I don't buy into national versus local. I like the publications and the website — I find a lot of value there. I find so much value at the International Conference. The Jobcenter is phenomenal, and everybody loves it. I feel as if your Chapter is your home, and PRSA National is your country. Regardless of where you are, there's a real sense of community within PRSA.
What initially inspired you to join PRSA, and what has kept you motivated to continue your membership through the years?
Early on in our careers, many of us are joiners. There's that aspect of it. In addition, a PRSA membership was a great opportunity for me to get ongoing professional development and to be with people who did the same job that I did.
I had the chance to go to the International Conference early on. I was blown away by it. It was this great three-day experience that introduced me to new things and broader issues than I was experiencing at that point in my career. It was inspirational, and I loved it.
And then, there was Accreditation. I took the examination when I was first eligible at the five-year mark. I have a graduate degree in public relations, so I didn't do Accreditation for a credential as much as I did it for me. Accreditation, to me, is personal.
Eventually, during my mid years in PRSA, my membership became more about networking. I loved it for the networking. I judged Silver Anvils, and for many years, I was an Assembly delegate for the National Capital Chapter. I liked that because I had a small part in the policy oversight of PRSA.
PRSA has helped validate my professional career. It served as an outlet for my creativity and provided me with professional development. PRSA has complemented every step of my career.
Why did you decide to pursue a role in PRSA's leadership?
I began to see how I could have a positive influence on the Society. I could be part of a group of people who wanted to do things with PRSA that mattered to me and to the profession. Several leaders said, "You should be doing this. Why aren't you doing this?"
I later became involved in the PRSA Foundation.
In 2010, my mentor Marcia Silverman, who was retiring as chair of Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide, became the second recipient of the Foundation's Paladin Award.
At the Foundation's Paladin Dinner, Gary McCormick, APR, Fellow PRSA, PRSA's 2010 chair and CEO, was there for the presentation. And Marcia looked at me and said, "Why don't you do that?" [Laughs.] I said, "Well, it is a commitment." [Laughs.] She said, "Absolutely. We want you to do that. We'd love for you to be the first Ogilvy PRSA chair and CEO." And I was like, "I would love that."
After she retired, Chris Graves, our global chair, wrote me a lovely letter of endorsement when I was up for the chair-elect position. That meant so much to me. The company I work for values the commitment to leadership and values what PRSA stands for, particularly around advocacy, ethics and diversity for the profession. We advocate for our profession every single day at Ogilvy. We're earning our clients' trust and working hard to keep it. So it did fall in line with my work.
What is the outlook like for the soon-to-be PR graduates or those practitioners who have just entered the profession?
It's a tough market out there, and only the best of the best get the jobs. I truly believe that we've got some great talent coming up. But at the same time, being great almost isn't enough anymore.
At Ogilvy, I receive so many résumés for every position. I look at their résumés, and I'm seeing two and three internships. That's what I'm looking for to start — just to get the pile down to a manageable number to begin the selection process.
On the one hand, I know we've got great students coming up and great professionals for right now, today, at the junior level. However, five to 10 years from now, I worry that the pace of the profession won't be able to keep up with the number of graduates.
What will be some of the first items of business for you as chair and CEO?
I want us to deliver on the third year of our Strategic Plan. I also want to make sure that we're looking at additional or better benefits for members. Last year, the 2012 Membership Engagement Committee, led by Margaret Ann Hennen, APR, Fellow PRSA, and B.J. Whitman, APR, Fellow PRSA, explored how PRSA can better deliver value to our members.
During the January Board of Directors meeting, we'll discuss their findings and come up with several priorities. How can we translate that into an actionable, operational item for our members and then deliver on it?
I want to make sure then that we deliver on those during these next 12 months.
So rather than being a mile wide and an inch deep, I [want to] come away at the end of the year with five or six things that we can all say made a difference, and I want to be able to do that under this inclusive "One PRSA."
Editor-in-Chief John Elsasser interviewed Mickey G. Nall, APR, Fellow PRSA, for this month's member profile.
3 dinner guests — past or present?
Thomas Jefferson, Nancy Reagan and Robert Kennedy — but then, I was thinking Meryl Streep, who would be a joy talking with. I could get her to do Julia Child and other characters, so that would be more people. I like a big table.
Favorite films?
I saw "Fiddler on the Roof" as a kid and loved it. I love epics like "Ben Hur." And it wouldn't be Easter without "The Ten Commandments" every year.
Favorite food?
Macaroni and cheese — every kind. It could be out of a box or a high-end version with lobster. I love them all.


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- At the first start it says "Tribunal.esm needs Morrowind.esm". So I need to manually change the lines in the "openMW.cfg" to the correct order. Shouldn't that be mentioned somewhere (not just in the bugs section)? I think 90% got the same problem (clean Morrowind installation in Steam) and it's a good way getting started with working with .cfg files.
- OpenMW starts now, but how do I make it look better? Many mention working with the "settings.cfg", but all it looks like in my case is:
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Hello all,
I'm fairly new to this game but I enjoy the meta game.
I decided that with a list of deck types and the help of the community,
I can facilitate the learning curb and find more balanced strategies.
Also I want to focus on non-random, type 1, elo
Example one:
Deck type: Poison Stall
Card types: 1-2 [poisoners], 2 [walls], 2 [DR], 1-2 [Life Gainers]
Strategy: Poison opponent or force them to overpill, then hit with life gain/drain and block.
Example: jautya, corrina (2*), sigma, uranus, chiara, praxie, corvus, redra
Example 2:
Deck type: Heavy hitters
Card types: 5-6 [2HKO'ers], 1-2 [low * DRs]
Strategy: be very unpredictable with pills because of numerous threats, plan is to 2hko (note sob is must)
Example: elya, kati, linda, macumba, marlysa, sakazuki, windy mor, xia leming
side note: the second example is random, I don't presume to know all the strats, tactics
-Wicer- - Wednesday 23/06/2010, 01:19
Titan - Harbingers of Ares
Okay... first of all. Elya is a HUGE no because she is weak when faced to SoA.
Secondly, you have Elya cr and Marlysa cr?
And I would go for Poison Stall as it is a stronger deck (IMO)
@ Wicer
Sorry no.
You misunderstand. I don't have any of those cards;
I just chose a random public preset with an easy strat to identify.
Perhaps it is a bad example though.
What i'm looking for is help from the community to make a list
of popular or working elo deck types so I have a better idea of whats out
there when constructing an elo deck. The idea is to analyze the type
of cards in a deck then explain the plan(s) in a sentence or two. Without
a strong emphsis on what cards are in the deck, if that makes any sense
Scarlet Ashe - Wednesday 23/06/2010, 11:34
Colossus - TRiNiTY
I'll join then. Here's one; I call it, "Mobster Trolling".
Prince Jr.
Strat (if there is one), use Montanas with Hugo to make people hate you for playing a troll clan.
Same effect can be achived with All Stars, Nightmare, Gheist, Rescue and any other clan that has a powerhouse card banned 98% of the time.
wats_happenin - Thursday 24/06/2010, 11:47
Imperator - Casual Grind
Dude really u can make ur deck an offensive deck or a defensive deck ir eckon....of course which oneu pic depends on ur playing style
If u like to end matches quickly then go for an offensive deck
ie: clans like Fang Pi, La Junta, Bangers, Ulu Watu
IF ud rather sit bac and make ur opp think every round then go for a defensive deck
ie: clans like Skeelz, Piranas, Jungo
Of course theres branches in each of these two types but they r the main 'types' of decks so to speak
LoA Fine - Monday 05/07/2010, 01:15
Titan - Legends of America
A general list of strategies I've found in the game:
Defensive decks all follow the same trope, Life Separation. There are several ways to do this:
1) Poison
2) Life Gain
3) Damage Reduction/SoA/SoB
Any combination of the three can produce the desired results. The general strategy of a defensive deck is just controlling the flow of damage, by reducing card's damage through DR or SoA where appropriate, and landing your damage where it counts (often by denying a high damage card from your opponent). Defensive decks win through maintaining a good amount of life separation. Some defensive decks can with the round on the first turn with a single furious card, such as Pussycats with Dithya.
KO decks contain a large amount of cards that can dish out 2 hit KOs with one another. While the strategy itself seems straightforward the tricky aspect of the deck is making your opponent predict the KO. Landing an early Emestath in a La Junta deck, for instance, forces your opponent to be on the look out for a second hit for the rest of the game.
Finally, probably the most common type of deck in ELO is a balanced deck. The goal of a balanced deck is flexibility. A balanced deck can be played both defensively or offensively depending on the strategy chosen by the opponent or the specific cards drawn. It can with through life separation or KO. These decks contain cards of both the offensive and defensive variety. These decks tend to go furthest in ELO due to their adaptability.


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An excellent source of online resources for public engagement is the National Coalition for Dialogue and Deliberation (NCDD)
Keynote addresses by Andrew Maynard and Kathy Sykes at the recent Network-Wide Meeting of the NISE Net, and sessions and workshops on addressing societal, environmental, and ethical issues in connection with nanoscale science, engineering, and technology, may have left attendees looking for ideas about how to build public engagement into their program activities.
Following the NISE Net's Network-Wide Meeting in San Francisco, I attended a one-day workshop put on by the NCDD in Cupertino. Attendees were mostly people from government who have a need to engage with their public and practitioners of dialogue and deliberation who could help them do that. I went to see if I could find others doing public engagement with science and technology policy and to see what kinds of techniques the NCDD uses that we might be able to adapt into a program or exhibit format in informal science education.
I really didn't find folks at the Cupertino workshop who were engaging people in science and technology policy, although Liz Kollmann says she found some at a similar workshop in Boston on the same day. But I did find a rich set of resources for learning about "engagement streams" and information about 22 proven practices in engagement, with web addresses of the primary sources for information about the particular technique cited, at http://ncdd.org/rc/beginners-guide.
NISE Net Forums were a spin-off of Consensus Conferences and National Issues Forums, two of the 22 practices described. These are both aimed at decision-making. But others are aimed at "exploration", "conflict transformation", and "collaborative action." You can find this and other useful materials on the NCDD websites, of which there are currently two undergoing a transition to a single site: www.ncdd.org and www.thataway.org.


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But our ire was raised this week when we read the comments of Canadian Press and Sportsnet.ca columnist Pierre LeBrun, who waxed oh-so-eloquently about the Roy Family Debacle in the Quebec League playoffs last week.
"When did the tree huggers take over this bloody country? When did we all become such bleeding hearts that a junior hockey brawl shocked our collective senses so badly we became outraged?So if we're understanding this correctly, LeBrun is saying that he's disappointed at the fact that the country doesn't share his creepy desire to watch teenage boys beat each other up. That this 19 year-old kid from Chicoutimi, who makes a paltry $50 per week, is a coward for not fighting the rampaging lunatic kid who was being egged on by his father (who has a reputation for domestic abuse that includes calls to the Denver police and ripping doors off their hinges, presumably in front of said same kid).
Cripes, if anyone should be criticized it should be Chicoutimi goalie Bobby Nadeau for standing there like a Nancy Boy and not trying to defend himself when Roy came after him?"
And why should this young man fight? Why should he, when he has his entire life in front of him, and one that probably doesn't include hockey beyond the next couple of years? Why should he tempt fate to see if he's the first person to die in a hockey fight?
Because some creepy, goateed, corpulent middle aged white guy wants his blood lust to be satiated by watching boys beat each other up.
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Energy Secretary Chu steps down, blasts climate-change skeptics (Yahoo News)His final words are all about the climate skeptics. He boasts that "only" 1% of the nonsensical green projects he has funded have gone bankrupt. Well, these are low standards, indeed. A project should only make one happy when it repays all the initial investments, expenses, and subsidies, not while it manages to avoid bankruptcy by exploiting the "nest" that's been given to the project at the beginning. Of course, he prefers not to say how much money his pet green projects have actually earned or wasted in total.
It seems sort of weird that the Department of Energy has been morphed into an activist organization promoting negligible, ideologically justified, uneconomic sources of energy. In the past, the department actually had to care about the "bulk" of the energy in the U.S., right? For example, it had to supervise the construction of genuine, feasible, technologically new sources of energy such as nuclear power plants, right? When did the transition to "energy doesn't matter, just the renewable one does" occur?
But I want to spend some time with Chu's comments about the Stone Age.
He said the following:
The Stone Age did not end because we ran out of stones; we transitioned to better solutions.First, insiders will notice that this sentence isn't a sign of Chu's genius. He simply stole it from Bjorn Lomborg's book, The Skeptical Environmentalist.
The Stone Age didn't end because we ran out of stones, and the petroleum age won't end because we run out of petroleum.One lesson from this plagiarism is that when we transition to better solutions, they will probably not be solutions invented by the alarmists. More likely, they will be solutions invented by people who think at least slightly rationally which Steven Chu unfortunately isn't, at least when it comes to energy and the economy.
Second, Lomborg's and Chu's statements about the Stone Age look extremely similar and Lomborg also implicitly meant that the "new technologies" were the reason why the Stone Age ended but there's still a subtle difference in what they write in explicit words as well as "in between the lines". Because of this subtle difference, the messages of the two statements are pretty much exactly the opposite to one another.
Lomborg used his catchy slogan to express the – correct – idea that it makes no sense to try to conserve (or abandon) fossil fuels because there's no genuine shortage of fossil fuels in the real world and when such a shortage will appear in the future and fossil fuels will cease to be the natural best answer to the bulk of mankind's energy needs, the transition will occur automatically.
The actual logic is that we are using fossil fuels simply because they're the best solution right now and when they cease to be the best solution, e.g. because they will get too scarce and therefore expensive, people will automatically restrict their consumption (or completely abandon them) and they will switch to alternatives that will become better or cheaper (and they will spend more time and money with research if energy will be too expensive and no alternative solution will look good enough). One doesn't need secretaries to regulate such things, it's common sense.
Chu's message is a very different one. He says that we should abandon fossil fuels and look for better solutions now and throughout our behavior, we should assume that we will find a better solution rather soon. But this is just a pure speculation. What Chu seems to misunderstand is that the Stone Age didn't end because secretaries issued political declarations with lots of wishful thinking that the Stone Age should end and people should transition to better technologies. The actual causal relationship goes in the opposite direction than Chu seems to think.
Instead, the Stone Age ended when someone figured out how to use copper and its alloy with something else, typically tin, which is called bronze. When this occurred, the Stone Age ended and the Bronze Age began. (Just to remind you, it was followed by the Iron Age.) At different places of Eurasia, the know-how began to be exploited at very different moments.
How would it have looked like if a Stone Age bureaucrat issued a fatwa demanding that all the Stone Age working-class families switch to something better than stones in 5 or 10 years? What could they have invented before the deadline? What the results could be like? Could the Flintstones still drive their Chrysler XL Stone or would they be forced to switch to something like lianas and behave as monkeys, thus eliminating the advantage of our species relatively to our biological ancestors?
But you shouldn't overlook the fact that the Stone Age lasted for 2,500 years, between 4500 BC and 2000 BC or so. It couldn't have been reliably superseded in a 4-year tenure of an activist Stone Age bureaucrat. The Stone Age became obsolete not because of some political plan, ideology, or wishful thinking but because of an unexpected invention that arrives at some moment but that can't really be planned. In the same way, people may invent a superior replacement for fossil fuels in 10 years or 60 years or 300 years from now and it may become actually cheaper than fossil fuels – because the changes of prices will aid this new ranking – in 20, 80, or 350 years. We don't know and we can't plan it. It would be utterly foolish to speculate on these unknown future developments and risk our current and foreseeable future prosperity by making assumptions about the future that may very well be totally wrong. When we're planning how to spend our trillions we possess now or next year, we should build on assumptions that are very likely to hold.
Chu is a smart guy when it comes to certain things. However, his understanding of the profitability of subsidized companies is completely wrong. His understanding of the process of invention and its drivers is completely wrong. His understanding of the human history is completely wrong, too. He misunderstands that certain deep changes in the society are sparked by technological breakthroughs – that emerge according to their own, largely unpredictable and politically unplannable, timing – and not the other way around. If I summarize these things, he doesn't understand how irrelevant for the progress of the human society bureaucrats such as himself are and have been. He doesn't understand how immensely modest a piece of nothing this small Chu of himself is relatively to the overall human ingenuity and everything it still has in store. He doesn't understand how humble he should be which is why he ended with this stunning, smug, arrogance of power.
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In summertime I often hear "how can you be inside sewing when the sun is shining?" The truth is I always sew; I sew when I get a new idea and I don't care if it's a sunny or rainy day! But maybe that's just me...
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My younger brother celebrated his birthday and I knew he wanted a cover for his Ipad. So on the morning of the party I got an idea and started to sew. I had some leather that I found at a thrift shop (just love those places) and I adapted the design to the rough edges of the leather. It was an hour of creativity and it turned out really nice. My brother was happy!
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General aviation in New Zealand
Written by the author, Yasmina Platt.
Reprint from December 19, 2012, from AOPA's Views From the Region (VFR) blog: https://blog.aopa.org/vfr/?p=288
My husband Jared and I recently came back from spending a few vacation days in New Zealand (South Island only). When we travel abroad, we always try to look for opportunities to fly and experience the country from the air. Not only does it give you a special 3D perspective of the surroundings, but we are also curious to learn about the aviation systems in different countries, especially when it comes to General Aviation (GA). NZ made it easy for us to learn.
Just as a way to familiarize yourself a little bit with the country and its aviation… approximately 6,500 of its only 4.4 million people are GA pilots. People in NZ are greatly outnumbered by sheep, with over 7 sheep for every person. Geographically, about one quarter of the population live in the South Island, with Christchurch being the largest city. Over 20 percent of New Zealand is covered in national parks, forest areas and reserves.
GA was pretty prevalent in the areas of the South Island where we travelled. We only spent a week in NZ but it was a great and productive week with the help of a small campervan we rented. We flew into Christchurch (CHC), known as the gateway to the Antarctica, and did a loop back to CHC through Mount Cook National Park, Omarama, Queenstown, Te Anau, Fiordland National Park and Milford Sound, Wanaka, Mount Aspiring National Park, Fox and Franz Josef glaciers, Hokitika, and Arthur's Pass National Park. During our time there, we noticed that GA is used, much like in the US, for business, pleasure, and as a necessity.
GA is the only way to get in and out of certain areas (as I mentioned before, 20 percent of NZ is federal land). I'll mention two examples:
1) Tourists really only get a good view of the majestic national parks when taking a GA flight, whether it is a helicopter or an airplane ride due to access issues. A lot of tourists do actually take advantage of these opportunities so it wasn't rare to see two or three aircraft at a time flying around these areas. I did one of those tours in Fiordland National Park. Amazing! More to come later.
2) There are so many remote areas in the country that sometimes, given different circumstances, GA flying is the only way to get access to these remote towns. The town (or township as they call it) of Milford is 73 miles (118 km) or 1 1/2 hours away by car from the nearest town – Te Anau. There is a stretch of the road that connects the two that often closes when the area experiences a lot of rain, causing land slides that are both hazardous to people and blocks the road with debris. Sometimes this road remains closed for several days at a time. Flying is the only way to get resources and people in and out Milford during that time. We talked with a local who was stuck in Milford for two days while visiting before she was flown out. Her car stayed in Milford for a week before she was able to go back to get it. Milford is not a bad place to be stuck in (it is truly a magical place to visit); however, she had to return to work and could not spend an additional week there. For those that remained for the week… food and supplies had to be flown in. As it is, the local campground and lodge only receives shipments twice a week but they are not prepared to be completely disconnected for an entire week.
And talking about Milford… the Milford Sound Airport (NZMF) is a beautiful, busy, and interesting place surrounded by fjords with a 2,565 ft. runway for daytime and VFR operations only. While there, both my husband and I swore it had to be a "one way in-same way out" type of airport regardless of winds; however, after coming back home and doing some research, it appears that takeoffs and landings can be done in either direction (although I would say that a high performing aircraft and a brave pilot would be required). Here is a document from the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) regarding departure and arrival procedures: www.aip.net.nz/pdf/NZMF.pdf. Based on what we saw and observed, it appears that Runway 11 is preferred as a landing runway and Runway 29 is preferred as a takeoff runway.
During the day, NZMF is a very busy airport with both airplanes and helicopters flying air tours, taking and bringing hunters, bringing supplies, shuttling people from nearby towns, etc. However, come 6-7 pm, we found it to be a quiet and peaceful place with breathtaking views of the fjords around. My husband and I took this opportunity to (with permission, of course) walk the runway and take some pictures to share with you.
Aerial of Milford Sound (this is a photo of a poster)
Milford Sound Airport (NZMF) Ramp – This picture was taken when most aircraft were flying.
Runway 11 – Preferred Landing Runway
Waterfall to the left of Runway 11 – That's how beautiful and natural this place is.
Runway 29 – Preferred Takeoff Runway
Cessna coming in to land on Runway 11
Parallel taxiway (doesn't go down the entire length of the runway)
Terminal Building
I'll also share with you my helicopter flight. I really wanted to rent a plane with an instructor and fly around with my husband for a couple of hours (this is normally what we do on our trips); however, our lack of time and some bad weather during the first few days of our trip prevented us from doing that. No problem, we will be back and a helicopter flight around Milford Sound and up to the Galore Glacier for a snow/ice landing really sounded great anyway. That is not something I can easily do back home in Texas so I took it. What an exciting flight!! The three German students onboard and I got to see the national park, the Airport's tricky location, and glaciers up close and personal. During this short 25 minute flight, I noticed NZ uses some of the same procedures, signs, and nomenclature that Australia does (Jared and I flew around Sydney in May – look for another blog about this soon). For example, a runway pattern is a runway circuit.
Waiting for our ride in the helicopter after going to get a group of hunters. Notice the cargo compartment underneath the helicopter with their gear and equipment.
Glacier landing on Galore glacier. It felt like we were on top of the world.
Aerial of the Milford Sound Airport
Over the field for a left downwind
Final into helicopter area (tight area, I must say. You can see that in the first helicopter picture.)
We also saw a seaplane and a "water" heliport on Lake Te Anau.
To my surprise, I also paraglided for the first time while in NZ. My husband and I hang glided twice in Lookout Mountain, TN but I had never paraglided before. We were walking around small town Arrowtown (close to Queenstown) when we saw two paragliders up the mountain. I found it very cool and started taking pictures and videos when Jared said "let's drive up and see if we can find them." Well, he found them. We started talking with them (an American and a Czech) about paragliding and watching them fly when Jim, the Niagara Falls native and pilot, asked if we wanted to give it a try. You don't have to tell me twice to try anything in GA so we flew tandem and had a blast. He was able to find a few thermals to keep up us in the air and do a few tricks until the wind started to die down and we landed by a cow field below the mountain. How fun! I might have to start paragliding back in the States.
Panoramic of the Valley overlooking Arrowtown, the Gibbston Hwy, Lake Hayes, and Frankton in the distance. This gliding location is just outside of Queenstown's Class D airspace.
Paragliding. It's hard to see us but you can see the canopy. Notice the very winding road to get you up the mountain.
Just having fun with what most of us know best – flying!
Both paragliders flying just before the winds died down and we landed down the mountain by a cow field.
While the mountain by Arrowtown generated a few good thermals, Omarama, about 80 miles to the NE, is world known among glider pilots for its strong lee wave conditions, ridge soaring, and thermal flying. It is common for gliders to soar hundreds of kilometers along the Southern Alps. Several national and world gliding records were set in Omarama and the prevailing conditions have attracted record seekers like Steve Fossett. When we drove by the town, we unfortunately did not see any gliders flying around but we did see they claim it to be "the gliding mecca" and I can see why.
On a slightly different note… we also noticed NZ seems to do a pretty good job at preserving their aviation history. While driving around, we saw two important pieces of history for the country: 1) Guy Menzies' landing site from the very first solo flight from Australia to New Zealand on January 7, 1931 and 2) New Zealand's first scheduled air service in Hokitika in 1934.
This is the nice plaque and information posted regarding Guy Manzies' historic flight near Hari Hari. The flight, from Sydney, took him a long 11 hr and 45 mins over the rough Tasman Sea.
Although hard to reach (and see) because it is in private land, the windsock shown above is the exact location where Menzies crash landed. He originally intended to land in Blenheim, but was well off course and mistook a swamp as a landing paddock.
The town of Hari Hari built this hangar to go into more detail regarding Menzies' flight and accomplishment. Inside you can see a replica of the airplane he flew.
The building was closed when we were there but I was able to take this picture to try to show the replica biplane –> single-engine Avro Sports Avian IVA biplane G-ABCF "Southern Cross Junior"
Those are the plaque and information found in Hokitika commemorating the country's first scheduled air service (Air Travel Ltd) founded by Bert Mercer in 1934.
The original airport (aerodrome) in Hokitika was on the south side of town just over the Hokitika River where the plaque is located. The aerodrome's susceptibility to flooding was problematic so, in 1948, the airfield was closed and moved to its current location on the other side of town (currently called Seaview Airport) by 1951. The old hangar in the picture above is still on its original place, by the plaque and information area.
Our very own Dave Hirschman, Senior Editor, visited NZ earlier this year also. He wrote a great article and posted an awesome video. If you haven't seen them yet, I encourage you too. You can find them at: http://www.aopa.org/members/files/pilot/2012/may/f_new-zealand.html. In addition, AOPA-NZ's Web site is: http://www.aopa.co.nz/
When you travel again, consider experiencing General Aviation (maybe with a local CFI depending on location). You will be happy you did. If you travel and fly abroad, you will also realize the great freedom of flight we have in the US and why it is so important to preserve it as is. This is one of the things we, at AOPA, do best and will continue to do so on behalf of our members.
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The Durango High School senior cleared another big one this week when he signed his National Letter of Intent to run for Weber State University in Utah.
Its a huge relief, Maloney said after putting his name on the official documents in a signing ceremony at DHS with his parents, grandparents and Durango cross country and track and field head coach David McMillan.
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The coach (Pilkington) and I have talked. I know Im going to have to start building up mileage, said Maloney, who finished eighth in the 4A state 1,600-meter run last spring, one spot better than he finished the same race at state a year earlier.
Hed love another school record, perhaps in the 1,600.
I definitely think I can go forward in the mile, Maloney said. And I want to take some of our relays to state. We barely missed the 4x8 (4x800) last year. I think we have the potential this year.
McMillan said Maloney has the right stuff to compete at the college level.
Hes a hard worker. He doesnt shortchange anything, McMillan said. He does the drills; he lifts weights. He set a good platform on the indoor season to run fast outdoors.
McMillan hinted there might be another hurdle in Maloneys future.
Steeplechase, maybe? the DHS coach said.


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Beyonce Halftime Show & Super Bowl 2013 Ratings Down
The ratings and viewership scores for the 2013 Super Bowl are in and while it is the third-most watched program in television history, the ratings are down from last year.
Beyonce's halftime show earned a 48.2/71 rating, which means 48.2% of all televisions in the nation were tuned in to the show while 71% of all people actually watching TV during the show were viewing the program.
The halftime show ratings are down just slightly from Madonna's show last year, which earned a 48.1/72 rating.
The Super Bowl's overall rating was 46.3/69 and an average of 108.41 million people tuned in for the game.
The post-Super Bowl broadcast of Elementary, which started later than any other post-game show due to the power outage, earned 20.8 million viewers, a high for the freshman series.
DID YOU WATCH the Super Bowl and Beyonce's Halftime Show?