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Problem: Airport express network (1st and 2nd gen units)
I had a network using a 1st generation Airport express base station with an additional base station as on bridge mode as an extender. Then when I upgraded my sky set top box to one which required an Ethernet connection I plugged it into the extender unit. Whilst it worked, the internet speed across the whole network fell dramatically, was insufficient for downloading on the sky box and kept dropping out. So I upgraded to a second gen base station. and now I have two 1st gen base stations to use as bridge units. Great I thought, I can finally connect them up to sky box in one room and the stereo in the otherwith the new 2nd gen as the main base station. I did this and it works, except the internet speed has now dropped again when all three are connected. Reduce the network to two units (one 2nd gen as the main unit and one 1st gen as a bridge hooked up to the sky box) and there is an appreciable improvement. Except I now have a redundant base station. My question is this; is there a better way of setting the network up? Either by changing the channels on the bridge units or some other change in settings? We have alot of devices all using the network (i.e. an imac, 2 ipads, 2 apple tvs and ipods iphones etc) so i really want to set it up so as to maximise the bandwith available to each device. any thoughts?
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- The hideous Grave Mourner decoration has glowing eyes and a mouth open in a permanent scream. She bears the tattered garb of a ghostly mourner and requires 4 AA batteries (not included)
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Put this together as soon as it arrived and I love it...Even though the Internal Structure is a little weak for the weight of the prop, it does work well enough for now. Over time could be issues. Clothing is made out of actual material and not cheaper paper stuff you see on so many props. The way it raises up and turns around is wickedly haunting and will look great in my graveyard in front of a tombstone with some fog rolling around...
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the body is very very heavy so the pole snaps very easly you barly need to move it for it to snap so when you carry it grab it witth one of your hands on the pole and the other on her base or else snap and do itt when shes not raised up and do not put it ware it well be steped on one small little kick well be enough for it to snap. but other then that great it snaps at the part of the bottum clear part of the pole were it rises its a poor disign
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This was a gift I got for Christmas and she is wicked! She is easy to put together, and I love that face! She's pretty scary if you ask me! Next Halloween season, I will have her in my graveyard, set up with Ressurection Mary, Guardian of the Grave, and others. I also got the Jumping Spider, Mean Ol' Gramps, and a leftover Life Sentence. I like them all, especially Ol' Gramps, he's my favorite, always has been since I first saw him, but she is up at the top of the scale, as well. She looks real and if you leave her laying on the floor, and you forget about it, when you pass by it and see it out of the corner of your eye, it looks like someone is laying dead on the floor! Anyways, she just great! A five star product! Thanks, Spirit for all your great props and costumes!
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I saw this prop at my Spirit Halloween store, ordered it online. It is an exceptional addition to my Halloween Display. This Grave Mourner is a really chilling and unique animation. Everyone loved the prop and even adults stated that she was "scary".
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Used this in my grave yard for halloween and worked like a charm, Everyone like my Halloween display this year, Thanks to Spirit Halloween.
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The Herd athletic director feels his football program is becoming more competitive in the series, too. Marshall lost the first three Coal Bowl meetings by a combined 81 points. In the last three games, WVU has won by a combined 41 points.
That includes the 2010 fourth-quarter comeback by the Mountaineers, where they erased a 15-point deficit to escape with the road win.
It was 20-13 in the third quarter of last year's game in Morgantown before lightning struck twice in a matter of moments: first with Tavon Austin's 100-yard kickoff return for a touchdown, and then with the storm that ultimately shortened the game by nearly a quarter.
Being competitive hasn't swayed Vegas. This year's 24.5-point spread is the second largest in the Coal Bowl series.
WVU was a 25.5-point favorite in 2007, odds it barely missed covering in a 48-23 win in Huntington.
Nine of the 11 all-time meetings have been decided by double figures, with the two single-digit margins coming 99 years apart.
"I don't know if who wins or who loses should be a determining factor of whether these two programs play each other in football," Hamrick said. "I'm a native West Virginian, I left for 30 years and I came back three years ago and wasn't caught up in all the politics of the game.
"For me it's just 'why not play?'
"Put the politics aside, put the everything to lose and nothing to gain mentality aside, put the big alumni aside. Throw all of that out.
"It's a good game for the state of West Virginia and it should be played."
WVU Athletic Director Oliver Luck disagrees, but that's for another column.
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Thank you posting a picture of the Rucker monument and for seeking out and posting Grace's obituary. Those are good additions to her memorial. Do you have the name of the newspaper and date that it was published? That information would be helpful.
This is not your problem, but her date of marriage included in the obituary is a surprise. She would have been only about 11 years old. She married in 1903, so I can't imagine how the earlier date was included.
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Thank you for making the suggested changes to Marie and Christian's memorials. also, thank you for transferring them to me. But most of all thank you for all your work on Find a Grave.
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Our mistake. We could not make out any of the wording above the name Henry Eveland. Upon closer examination, we can sort of make out the word Martha. We had attached that photo to Henry instead. Thanks.
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Can you tell me whether or not George Beebe was married to Isabella Crowell? His spouse was not mentioned so I assume she predeceased him. I have a marriage record between George W Beebe and Isabella (Belle) Crowell dated 22 Jan 1868 so I'm trying to figure out if I've found the right George Beebe. Can you help? Thanks, Carol (Memorial #33505027)
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We are trying to find a link between Joseph Schuknecht buried in Harlington Cemetery, Waverly, Iowa; Christian Schuknecht and our ancestor Johann Schuknecht in Nebraska. Where did you find the parental names of Frederick and Sophie(Stringer)Schuknecht? I would like to access those records for possible clues. Our Johann's father was Fredrick. All Schuknechts lived in the Dundee, Illinois area before dispersing. Our Johann lived in Waverly, Iowa for several years around 1867-1869.
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I reviewed the family group sheets at the Fairfield Public Library today and found that there was considerable debate as to the names and dates for Elizabeth. The first memorial that was made for her was done because of the incorrect assumption that she was the wife of the Henry "Grammer" also in Fell Cemetery, but it turns out that they were not spouses and it appears that his own inscription was done as "Grammer" instead of "Grammar". Quite a bit of confusion, to say the least.
Elizabeth, if she died in January of 1872, did not have a published obituary as far as I know. Unfortunately no 1873 Fairfield area newspapers were available for microfilming in the 1970's, so for any deaths in 1873 we don't have access to their obits. Since Iowa didn't mandate death records until 1880 there isn't, literally, any written documentation or proof of when she died or what her maiden name was.
All things considered, I've deleted my memorial for Elizabeth, but will leave my photos posted to her "Elizabeth Grammer" memorial - anyone questioning her name or dates will need to contact the manager of that memorial for information.
Hoep that this helps.
The only time I've asked a F/A/G administrator for direct involvement was because another contributor was taking my headstone photos posted to another website and re-posting them to FindAGrave as if she took them. She got dealt with by that administrator.
Otherwise, I'll try to get corrections made vis SAC/edits to the original contributor, but going to a FindAGrave administrator to go over the head of another contributor isn't something I'm comfortable with.
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Fell cemetery records and the headstone inscription bears out that the correct name was Elizabeth Grammar, not Elizabeth Grammer as used on the other memorial made in 2006. That memorial was also entered with the wrong death year (1872 instead of 1873), and the use of "Bohannon" for the middle name is not verified or documented with any Jefferson county genealogy sources. I tried contacting the contributor of the Elizabeth Grammer memorial to have corrections made, and was met with silence.
I had attached my 2007 headstone photo(s) to that memorial to reinforce the spelling and date conflicts, to no avail. Perhaps I should remove the photo(s) from that memorial since no corrections or notatations have been made.
My entry was made in Fell cemetery using the correct name and DOD, which generally is more acceptable per F/A/G guidelines.
If you can get the other contributor to update his memorial with the correct name and dates, I'll then be happy to delete my memorial. Keep me posted on that progress.
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Thank you for adding the pictures to their Memorial. Clarence Montgomery was my father's cousin. May I use the pictures to use on my family tree on ancestry.com.
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- Five-Minute Film Festival: Twitter in Education, by Amy Erin Borovoy (2012)
Twitter has become a powerful tool for teaching and learning. VideoAmy offers up a playlist of videos that will help you learn to use the social platform for networking, sharing resources, and more.
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Edutopia's Community Manager Betty Ray shares how DIY community and events -- like Mini-Maker Faires, TEDx events, and edcamps -- can empower teachers.
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- How to Use the Startup Model to Ignite Innovation, by Elana Leoni (2011)
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- Five-Minute Film Festival: Learn to Use Web 2.0 Tools, by Amy Erin Borovoy (2012)
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- New Teacher Boot Camp, by Lisa M. Dabbs (2011)
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- Google for Educators: The Best Features for Busy Teachers, by Sara Ring (updated 2011)
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- Join The Web Tools Collective, by Eric Brunsell (2011)
This three-part series introduces online tools for collecting and assessing information, creating and expressing ideas, and connecting and collaborating.
- How to Use New-Media Tools in Your Classroom (Video Playlist) (2009)
In these brief user-generated video clips, educators from around the country give lessons about specific technology and social-media tools you can use with your students.
Building a Professional Learning Network (PLN)
- 21st-Century PLNs for School Leaders, by George Couros (2012)
School district administrator George Couros encourages social media newbies to expand their PLNs for their own professional development, as well as for the benefit of their students.
- Five Tips for New Teachers to Become Connected Educators, by Lisa Dabbs (2012)
Edutopia blogger Lisa Dabbs invites new teachers to consider the meaning of Connected Educator Month and how connecting will help them succeed this year and beyond.
- Resources for Growing Your Professional Learning Network, by Edutopia Staff (2011)
This excerpt from our Summer Rejuvenation Guide will help you get ideas and tips for creating connections and developing a network.
- Can We Use Personal Learning Networks to Create Real Reform? by Betty Ray (2010)
Personal learning networks consist of colleagues and contacts around the world who offer support, feedback, and collaboration. Or, one could argue, instigate reform. In this #edchat summary, Betty Ray explores the question of how those networks could be mobilized for educational change.
- Teachers and Community Members Practice TLC with PLCs, by Ellen Ullman (2009)
Advice on creating a culture of collaboration and improvement with professional learning communities. Also check out the article "How to Create a Professional Learning Community" that accompanies this one.
Additional Resources on the Web
- A comprehensive list of education chats on Twitter by @CybraryMan1
- "Teachers Teaching Teachers, on Twitter: Q. and A. on 'Edchats'," by Katherine Schulten, The New York Times Learning Network
- "Why Twitter Is a Teacher's Best Tool," by Liz Dwyer, GOOD
- "Unconference: Revolutionary Professional Learning," by M.E. Steele-Pierce, from the Powerful Learning Practice Network
- Edcamp Wiki
- "PD from Your Peers: Exploring EdCamp with Lisa Dabbs," from TeachHub
- Educators' Guide to Innovation (Professional Network)
- The Future of Education (Discussion Community)
- The Educator's PLN: The Personal Learning Network for Educators
- Simple K-12 Teacher Learning Community
- PBS TeacherLine - Professional Development Resources for PreK-12 Educators
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Luis Reyes has been a keen observer of the Latino community over the last five decades. At the Center for Puerto Rican Studies at Hunter College, he has conducted considerable research, but he has never witnessed anything like what he sees now.
"The Latino population has dispersed throughout the city," says Reyes.
Even though the number of Hispanics fell for the first time in Manhattan, the 2010 U.S. Census shows there are 2.3 million Latinos in the city, surging 8.1 percent from 10 years ago.
The Hispanic community now makes up 28.6 percent of the city's population, compared to whites who are 33.3 percent, blacks who are 22.8 percent and Asians who are 12.6 percent.
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Sarasota County Commission Chairwoman Carolyn Mason cut the blue ribbon at 10 a.m., and more than 60 library patrons and stakeholders entered into the 18,000 square foot space next to JC Penny.
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nice looking gelding!!!!
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Fine looking horse, Rider has great balance to hold that big of a pumpkin and stay on lol..and that is a fine looking pumpkin too...looks like one for good old fashioned pumpkin pie...yummy..
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I do not know much about pumpkins, but I do know what a good looking quarter horse gelding is - and - this is one. It is always nice to a horse that has been cared for and enjoyed. Best of luck to both of you.
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Construction on Taicheng Development Corp.'s huge project proposed in South Britannia is still more than three years from getting started if all goes as planned, but expect more discussion about incorporating the area as the project moves forward.
Squamish-Lillooet Regional District (SLRD) directors learned at Monday's (Nov. 26) board meeting that 2016 is the earliest projected start date for construction on the development, which is proposing to bring thousands of residential units and commercial space to a large parcel of land south of Britannia Beach.
Board members were told that SLRD planners have met with the proponent several times as they work on a preliminary application. Taicheng's proposal has changed slightly from its original vision.
SLRD planner Kim Needham on Monday said Taicheng is now focused on a single development plan that does not include building on properties currently considered non-settlement lands by the SLRD. Staff said that approach would not require a lengthy process to amend the Regional Growth Strategy (RGS). The proponent's end goal is a build-out of 3,000 residential units and more than 200,000 square feet of commercial space.
Taicheng bought the site, previously known as the Makin Lands and areas to the south, for $31.5 million in a court-ordered sale in August 2011.
Since the development has the potential to drastically increase the area's population, board directors were already discussing incorporation of the Britannia area at Monday's meeting. A report compiled by a consultant hired by the SLRD said a fully occupied community housing 8,000 people would "go beyond the current capability of the SLRD to manage."
"Obviously, if these lands move forward, there will be a significant increase in population that does warrant the incorporation of the area," said board chair Susie Gimse.
After Monday's meeting, Area D director Moe Freitag said it's too early to be talking about a population boom in South Britannia if construction is still years away. However, he expects a new municipality to be established south of Squamish eventually.
"Inevitably, that's what's going to happen in that area," he said. "Whether or not this is the catalyst for it or not, I'm not certain."
Taicheng is looking to add two adjacent, 15-acre parcels to the development. It already owns one of those parcels and is looking to purchase a second from the Britannia Mine Museum, according to an SLRD staff report.
"If these lands do become part of Taicheng's plan, they are proposed to accommodate 30 single family homes and eight townhouse units, plus a significant amount of green space. These residential units would be in addition to the already proposed 3,000 units," the report stated.
Squamish directors Doug Race and Patricia Heintzman challenged staff's assertion that the size of the development needn't trigger an RGS amendment.
"You're talking 8,000 people here — another city the size of Whistler," said Race, adding that he wasn't advocating for or against the project just yet.
"To me, that's what the Regional Growth Strategy is for — to look at developments like this and decide whether or not they are desirable."
Freitag said he disagreed with that assertion. He said processes are in place for a reason and that Taicheng's proposal should be allowed to go through them like any other.
"Interpretation should be left amongst the experts, which would be planners. The interpretation of the RGS should not be left amongst politicians to decide at this stage," he said.
"I always question when elected officials start wanting to move the goalposts and start to re-hash things. It's very clear that this group came forward to the board, and the board said, 'This sounds interesting.'"
Heintzman told the board she was concerned that the amount of proposed commercial space wouldn't be enough to support employment for 8,000 residents. Freitag said he agreed and had already passed that thought along to the developers during an open house about the project earlier this year.
Official Community Plan and zoning amendments will be required if the current South Britannia proposal is to go forward, and Taicheng will have to address several unresolved technical issues along the way. Highway 99 alignment and access points are some of the biggest issues and could impact the eventual layout of the proposal. Needham said Taicheng has already engaged the provincial Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure about those elements of the project.
Representatives of the Squamish Nation and Sea to Sky School District are among the other stakeholders with whom Taicheng officials have met.
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The Board and Staff of the Civil Aviation Authority
Dame Deirdre Hutton (Chair) |
Dame Deirdre Hutton, DBE became Chair of the Civil Aviation Authority on the 1st August 2009 and was previously Chair of the Food Standards Agency until July 2009. She has served on a number of public bodies and has considerable experience of corporate governance, risk-based regulation and consumer policy. She is Honorary Vice President of the Trading Standards Institute. She sits as a Non-Executive on the board of Thames Water Utilities Ltd and Castle Trust and is also Pro-Chancellor of Cranfield University. She was, until June 2008, the Vice-Chair of the European Food Safety Authority Management Board and was Deputy Chair of the Financial Services Authority until December 2007. For five years, until 2005, she was Chair of the National Consumer Council, having formerly chaired the Scottish Consumer Council. Prior to her appointment at the Food Standards Agency, she was a member of the Better Regulation Task Force. She has held a number of positions on bodies dealing with food issues, including Chair of the Foresight Panel on the Food Chain and Crops for Industry, Chair of the Food Chain Centre, and membership of the Policy Commission on the Future of Farming and Food (the Curry Commission). In April 2010 she was awarded a Fellowship of City and Guilds. Read the letter from the Secretary of State for Transport to Dame Deirdre stating the CAA's priorities |
Andrew Haines |
Appointed as a Board Member and Chief Executive in August 2009 and for a further 5 years in August 2012. Andrew joined the CAA after a wide-ranging career in the rail industry including operational management and leadership, parliamentary liaison, policy development, project management and contract negotiation, Managing Director of South West Trains, and as Managing Director of the Rail Division for First Group plc, which, under his leadership, became Britain's largest and most profitable train operating business. He is also a Non-Executive Director of European Rail Finance (GB) Ltd.
Mark Swan |
Mark Swan was appointed as Board Member and Director Airspace Policy in March 2009 and, following the merger of the airspace and safety functions, became Director of the Safety and Airspace Regulation Group in July 2013. He previously held numerous appointments in the Royal Air Force since joining as a pilot in 1979, Formerly Director Operational Capability, Ministry of Defence, 2006 – 08. IoD accredited Chartered Director. |
Chris Jesnick |
| Chris Jesnick is the Finance & Corporate Services Director. A Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants, Miss Jesnick has worked for the CAA since 1996 with previous career being in a variety of financial roles in the private sector.. |
Iain Osborne |
Iain Osborne took up his post as Group Director Regulatory Policy in January 2011, replacing Dr Harry Bush's position of Group Director, Economic Regulation. The Group he leads brings together the CAA's previously separate work on economic regulation and consumer policy, responding to Government proposals for legislation to place the passenger interest at the heart of economic regulation. Mr Osborne has previously held senior roles within the telecoms industry, OFGEM and at the European Commission. His immediate previous role was as CEO of the Northern Ireland Authority for Utility Regulation. |
Richard Jackson |
Richard Jackson was appointed as Board member and Group Director, Consumer Protection in October 2004. Trustee of the Air Travel Trust. Formerly Head of Investment Banking at Daiwa SBCM Europe. |
Michael Medlicott |
Appointed as a Non-Executive Member of the Board in February 2010 and is a member of the CAA Remuneration Committee and a Non-Executive Director on the Board of CAA International Limited. He also serves as a member of the CAA Audit Committee and is Chairman of the Air Travel Trust Fund. He has many years' experience of the transport and tourism sectors, including a senior management position at Delta Airlines and Chief Executive of the British Tourist Authority. He sat on the Board of Manchester Airports Group from 2002 until joining the Board of the CAA. He is Senior Non-Executive Director of OCS Group Ltd, and Chairman of Myriad Healthcare Group. |
David King |
Appointed to the Board as a Non-Executive Member on 1 September 2013. He also serves as Chairman of the Board Safety Review Committee for Cathay Pacific Airways and is a visiting Professor at Cranfield University. Mr King was formerly the Chief Inspector of the UK Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) where he was responsible for hundreds of investigations, many involving large public transport aircraft.
Dr Catherine Bell |
Dr Catherine Bell was appointed to the Board as a Non-Executive Board Member in April 2006. She is Chair of the Remuneration Committee and a member of the Audit Committee. She was formerly Acting Permanent Secretary at the Department of Trade and Industry. She serves as a Non-Executive Director of United Utilities Group Plc and Ensus Ltd. She is also a Governor of the London School of Economics and Chair of the Investment Committee of the Civil Service Benevolent Fund. |
Graham Ward CBE |
Appointed to the Board as a Non-Executive Member on 1 September 2013. He also serves as Chairman of the Audit Committee and a member of the Remuneration Committee. He is Chief Commissioner of the Independent Commission for Aid Impact, Vice Chair of the World Energy Council and a Governor of Dulwich College and of Goodenough College. He spent 36 years, including 24 as a partner, with PricewaterhouseCoopers and is a former: Deputy Chairman of the Financial Reporting Council, President of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales and President of the International Federation of Accountants. |
David Gray |
David Gray was appointed as a Non-Executive Member of the Board in November 2009. From 2003 – 2007 he was a member of the Gas & Electricity Markets Authority and Managing Director, Networks of its executive arm, Ofgem. He is a non-executive director of Pitkin Petroleum, an oil exploration company operating in South East Asia and South America, a member of the Council of Management of the Regulatory Policy Institute, and a governor of Central School of Ballet. |
Air Vice-Marshal Edward Stringer |
AVM Stringer was appointed as a Non-Executive Member of the Board in April 2013. As Assistant Chief of the Air Staff, AVM Stringer is a member of the Air Force Board and is the policy and strategy lead for the Royal Air Force within the MOD. His breadth of responsibility includes: the development of policy for the UK Military Low Flying System, the development of MOD policy for the continued use of Joint and Integrated UK Airspace and also the Release to Service Authority for dealing with specific aspects of airworthiness for UK Military aircraft. |
Kate Staples |
Kate Staples joined the CAA as Secretary and Legal Adviser on 1 September 2010. Prior to joining the CAA she was a member of the Government Legal Service, working as a member of the legal team at the Department for Transport, where she advised on aviation law and lead the aviation legal team (2003 to 2009) and railways infrastructure law (2009 to 2010). Before joining the Government Legal Service Kate practised at Nabarro Nathanson and CMS Cameron McKenna. |
The CAA employs around 900 staff, with the majority of these based at Aviation House, Gatwick. The remainder work mainly at CAA House in Holborn, central London with a few based at regional offices within the UK and overseas offices.
The CAA also has a Corporate Centre based at CAA House which includes the Chairman's Office and the CAA Board and corporate functions.


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Those words are John Muir's, and they pretty nearly describe the experience of hearing Red June play live in a small venue. Like drinking from the First Fountain, the essential sweet source from which the mighty River of Life itself springs, and is renewed. OK. That might be a bit over the top. How about this: they're really, really, really good.
But then, maybe the gushing isn't so much. Because although it may be strange to say, the sense I get from listening to Red June's new album Remember Me Well is that it was written and performed by incredibly wise human beings, not merely incredibly talented musicians. From what they sing, and what they play, you can just feel the sense of sorrow and sadness that is life, but which is so much bigger than that — a thing whose very sadness is beautiful beyond full comprehension, and thus transcends mere disconsolation. The richness of feeling is similar to Jay Unger's "Ashokan Farewell" (the theme music to Ken Burns' Civil War series), which somehow captured the foreordained melancholy of brother fighting brother, but from which sprang yet a fragile flower of hope — the power and beauty of the individual souls engaged in that most terrible of struggles.
On a recent Wednesday night, I met the musicians, which was for me something like an experience out of a movie. I didn't talk to them very much, although I have to say, I did my best to keep John Cloyd Miller from finishing his dinner before they went on to play, bending his ear as much as I could. This was at the Blackbird restaurant in Black Mountain. (As an aside, I can very heartily recommend the trout here. Quite delicious, and reasonably priced too.) But John didn't disappoint my imagined perception of who the band must be. In looks, he reminds me just a bit of Jake Gyllenhaal, if only you removed that actor's slightly neurotic air. And he took the time to give me career advice, of all things.
As for the sound of the band, I keep thinking of the Miles Davis' injunction that "less is more." They are a trio that play with such magical unison that you'd think they must be one person. And as they play, they smile sweetly, knowing that whether the crowd gets it or not, they have just said something truly deep to each other, without speaking a single word. The harmonies make one want to invoke Crosby, Still, Nash, and Young, although there was something truly god-like about what they accomplished. If Red June doesn't quite ascend to those Olympian heights, they do indeed come close.
Miller's sweet and true voice reminds one of James Taylor, just a bit, but the whole band sing very, very well. There is the deep and solid sound of Will Straughan's resonator guitar, anchoring the band, along with Miller's acoustic guitar, above which floats the light sound of Natalya Weinstein's violin, every bowed note necessary and without the single, tiniest thing beyond that necessity. Weinstein is a classically trained violinist and has won a number of fiddling competitions, which is no surprise, when you hear her play. How else could she have learned how to play so very little, such that the littleness carries you away like a soft summer breeze?
Remember Me Well has not a single weak track on it, and picking a favorite is hard, since repeated listening increases the pleasure of each song. I do love Miller's "A Quiet Mind" and their cover of Neil Young's "Comes a Time." Again, the harmonies. But my favorite is still Will Staughan's "Run Boy Run," which came on the radio as I was driving down I-40, and which went through my body like an electric shock on that first hearing. It is this song, an ode to Bob Dylan, that made me seek out the band. The lyrics are so good, that I want to quote them:
"Follow that carnival run boy run
Couldn't hold a candle to the things you've done
Just a broke ass cowboy and the work's all done
But I'm dancing to the wild thin mercury sound
Chase the festival run boy run
Couldn't hold a candle to the tales you've spun
Hibbing Minnesota is a small, small town
We're dancing to the wild thin mercury sound
Down the mystical river to the Gulf of Mexico
From the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Redwood Coast
You'll always be searching for the love and the light
Never lost your aim in the darkest night
You've been murdered and born again
Never set yourself to the idiot wind
Over and over and over again
The end is the beginning and the beginning is the end"
Bob Dylan is a famously difficult person to interview, being combative and even churlish at times. But Louis Menand wrote an article about this in the New Yorker ("Bob on Bob") that provides a very insightful explanation. Dylan wasn't very interested in anything beyond what he was trying to achieve musically, which was a certain "sound." In his words it was "that thin, that wild mercury sound. It's metallic and bright gold, with whatever that conjures up. That's my particular sound." It was there in "Blonde on Blonde" and "Highway 61 Revisited." It was the sound of the street:
"That ethereal twilight light, you know. It's the sound of the street with the sunrays, the sun shining down at a particular time, on a particular type of building. A particular type of people walking on a particular type of street. It's an outdoor sound that drifts even into open windows that you can hear. The sound of bells and distant railroad trains and arguments in apartment buildings and the clinking of silverware and knives and forks and beating with leather straps. It's all — it's all there. Just lack of a jackhammer, you know."
And in that moment, the combative inarticulate Dylan disappeared, and he spoke with all of the native eloquence of a Jack Kerouac.
Thus Red June proclaims their desire to travel the same road that Dylan did, which involves running with whatever creativity you've got, hoping that others will follow. And if the mass of humanity has any sense, they will follow.
So to answer the question initially posed: nothing really rhymes with Nebraska. But if you're Red June, then everything rhymes, everything is in tune.
Buy the CD. Play it. And you'll know what I mean.
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bobcaygeonmary - 04 February, 2012
Some fun after all !
In the movie Bono talks about Larry laughing alot in the early years, and yet most of the pics are of very serious looking guys? Yet I have to believe that they have to have some good laughs & crazy things happen along the way of the last 30 odd years. I would like to see more of that - just having a good time like this clip. :)
an2 - 26 October, 2011
Larry in my heart
I love you forever!
coralimauroo - 15 October, 2011
From the Sky Down
unbelievable your continued creatitivita changed until that you will have wants you day-dream the 4 of dublino of it but who 4 friends are ciaooo go goooo u2
tan_lejos_tan_cerca - 14 October, 2011
Larry is so nice isn't he?
The police telling Larry off and he laughing! :D
And the police car is comical too. I'm imagining them chasing some thiefs LOL
musicabona - 14 October, 2011
Trabant driving licence
Wow, it is great to see Larry driving a Trabant! He seems to enjoy his little trip through Berlin a lot. I agree with other commentators here, Larry has hardly aged within these 20 years. He still looks incredibly young (maybe his amazing music keeps him that young :-)!
lisa_usa - 13 October, 2011
Larry ever so cool ...
Larry's ever so cool, just smiling away while the cop is slowly losing it, haha... Loved it!
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mich40 - 13 October, 2011
Love it!
Glad to see that this footage made it into the movie. I remember seeing that part years ago and thinking he was laughing b/c he had no clue what the officer was saying to him.
metbono - 13 October, 2011
Larry Mullen JR.
Does the man ever age??? I have met him before, Larry is very soft spoken.
daltonsisters - 13 October, 2011
Loved it!!
I almost couldn't tell if it was Larry then or Larry now in that scene. He's hardly changed in 20 years. I loved seeing his reaction which was a very natural response to the absurdity of it all. It was a great moment in the film.


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The unlocked iPhone 4S will be available in the U.S. in November of 2011; unlocked iPhone 4's just went on sale in June of 2011.
This morning, Apple's website was bombarded with preorders for the iPhone 4S. Possibly to help reduce traffic and make consumers think twice, Apple quietly added to their website today that if you wait until November you can get yourself an unlocked, contract free iPhone that will work on any GSM carrier.
As noted above, from Apple's website, the unlocked iPhone will work on any GSM network, such as AT&T in the U.S., but will not work with any CDMA networks such as Verizon Wireless or Sprint. This means that the iPhone 4S *can* be brought over to T-Mobile even though Apple made no mention of their name on their website. Unfortunately, you will be bolted down to 2G (Edge) speeds. When traveling abroad, swapping your micro SIM may be necessary; you can get together with the local GSM carrier of the place you are staying to obtain one.
Although, in a few other countries the unlocked iPhone 4S has already been put up for preorder. People living in the U.K. can preorder themselves an iPhone 4S: 499 pounds for 16GB models, 599 pounds for 32GB models, and 699 pounds for 64GB models, respectively. Anyone in Germany and France can also preorder themselves an iPhone 4S for the cost of cost 629 euros for 16GB models, 739 euros for 32GB models, and 849 euros for 64GB models, respectively. For pricing in the U.S., you can find that in the screenshot above if you didn't see it already. Also note that the contract-bound iPhone 4S will be available in stores on October 14th for the usual iPhone pricing ($199/16GB, $299/32GB, $399/64GB).
Apple is warning its customers that a credit check maybe be needed to get an unlocked iPhone 4S in November and that the buyer must be at least 18 years of age. They're also suggesting their Applecare+ plan which offers up to two accidental repairs.
Apple's website appears to be mobbed with preorders because the iPhone 4S preorder part of the website has been clicking on and off all morning; a likely side effect of high traffic.
Reports from Macstories also suggest that AT&T's website is suffering the same results; they offer this advice:
Originally Posted by Macstories:
I know that many people here at Modmyi have been asking the question, "Will the unlocked iPhone 4S let me take my iPhone from GSM carriers to CDMA carriers?" Unfortunately not. Share your thoughts below!- AT&T: Were hearing reports that their site isnt any better off than Apples. You can give it shot we also hear that due to the volume of requests, Apple is sending customers reservation #s to complete their orders at a later time.
- Sprint: When we last checked, Apple was telling new Sprint customers to visit retail stores (only previous customers are eligible to upgrade to the iPhone 4S). Sprints website, however, is taking orders for new customers and offers AppleCare+ for $99, and will ship Oct 14th 15th if you get in.
- Verizon: Verizons site is holding up well (you can probably check out now without issues), but they dont offer the $99 AppleCare+ plan (there are monthly Verizon equipment plans instead, and you can decline insurance).
Sources: CNET, Macstories


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JUBA, South Sudan (AP) -- The U.N. mission in South Sudan says it is sheltering hundreds of civilians following an outbreak of violence.
Elia Kamilo Dimo, a government official in Western Bahr el Ghazal state, said Wednesday that security forces have clashed with armed youth the last two days. He said he was told two people had been killed but he could not confirm the deaths.
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