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text: HISTORY OF FLIGHTOn August 30, 2010, about 0756 mountain daylight time, a Cessna 182C, N8957T, impacted hilly terrain while in an uncontrolled descent, about 8 miles south-southwest of Belgrade, Montana. The airplane was registered to and operated by Ikarus Aviation, LLC., Salt Lake City, Utah. The airplane was substantially damaged, and the non-instrument rated private pilot was killed. Instrument meteorological conditions prevailed in the vicinity of the accident site, and no flight plan was filed. The business flight was performed under the provisions of 14 Code of Federal Regulations Part 91. The flight originated from the Ogden-Hinckley Airport (ODG), Ogden, Utah, at an undetermined time after 0500. The accident pilot was employed as the Director of Maintenance for a fixed base operator (FBO) located at the Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC), Salt Lake City, Utah. On the day prior to the accident the airplane was completely filled with fuel. About 2100, the pilot flew the airplane from SLC to ODG. He parked the airplane overnight at ODG, which was closer to his residence so as to facilitate his early morning departure the following day.The pilot retired about 2230, and he awoke at 0450 the following morning. The pilot departed his residence shortly thereafter, drove to ODG, and took off for the business flight that was reportedly not associated with the pilot's principal employment at SLC. The pilot planned to fly to the Gallatin Field Airport (BZN), Bozeman, Montana. Management at a BZN FBO reported that they had contracted with the pilot to perform maintenance on an aircraft at their facility. The pilot was due to arrive at BZN about 0800. No radio communications were received from the accident pilot by the local air traffic controller who was on duty at BZN. About 0747, the local controller reported to another airplane that the weather conditions at BZN were a broken ceiling at 700 feet above ground level (agl), and an overcast condition at 1,200 feet agl. The controller informed this pilot that "IFR" (instrument flight rules) weather conditions existed at the airport. BZN's field elevation is 4,473 feet mean sea level (msl).The accident site was found near the top of a hill, about 8.3 miles south-southwest of BZN and about 4,900 feet msl. About 0800, several persons were located with a 5 mile radius of the accident site. The National Transportation Safety Board investigator interviewed these visual and auditory witnesses. Two witnesses reported observing the accident airplane seconds prior to observing it disappear from their view, and within seconds thereafter they observed a plume of dust propagating upward. Other witnesses only heard what they described as the loud engine sound of a very low flying airplane. Witnesses reported that, at the time of their observation, there were low clouds overhead about 200 feet above ground level and light rain was falling.PERSONNEL INFORMATIONThe pilot, age 34, was issued a private pilot certificate on April 28, 2001, and he was rated to fly single engine land airplanes. He did not possess an instrument rating. The most recent second class medical certificate was issued on June 20, 2008, without limitations. According to data contained in the pilot's personal flight record log book, he had a total of about 250 flight hours including 150 hours in the Cessna 182 model airplane. During the preceding 90 days the pilot had flown for 15 hours. AIRPLANE INFORMATIONThe aircraft was a Cessna 182C, serial number 52857. The maintenance records show the airframe had accumulated a total time in service of 4,810 hours as of the last annual inspection, which was endorsed as completed on July 15, 2010. No additional maintenance entries were noted in the logbook past the annual inspection.A Continental O-4700-L engine, serial number 68051-8L was installed in the airframe. The most recent annual inspection is dated July 15, 2010. The engine is estimated to have accrued 4,810 total hours in service, with about 902 since the last documented major overhaul.METEOROLOGICAL INFORMATIONThere is no record that the pilot obtained a preflight weather briefing from FAA or National Weather Service sources.The closest official weather observation station is Bozeman, Montana, airport, which is located about 8 miles nautical miles south-southwest of the accident site. At 0756 hours, the airport's surface observation was reporting in part: Few clouds at 500 feet, broken clouds at 3,100 feet, and overcast clouds at 3,800 feet. The visibility was 9 miles in light rain showers. Four observations were reported from the airport between 0727 and the 0756 observation, noting rapidly changing visibility and cloud coverage conditions, with ceilings as low as 500 feet and visibilities 1 mile in heavy rain showers.The forecasts that were available at the time of the flights departure included Airmet Sierra which predicted wide spread areas of ceilings below 1,000 feet and visibilities below 3 miles in rain shows over Montana and Wyoming along the flights route. Mountain obscuration in clouds and precipitation was also forecast.WRECKAGE AND IMPACT INFORMATIONThe Safety Board investigator's examination of the accident site and wreckage revealed the airplane impacted into an open field while in a near vertical nose down attitude. Other than ground scar consistent with the size and shape of the wings, no ground scar was found circumferentially around a 5-foot-deep impact crater that contained the engine and forward cabin area. The propeller assembly remained attached to the engine, and it was excavated from the bottom of the crater. The entire engine and fragmented forward cockpit were also found below ground level. The wings were at ground level, and they exhibited aft crush signatures from their leading edges to their main spars. The wings and landing gear assembly were found nearly directly on top of the crushed cockpit. All of the flight control surfaces were found with the wreckage at the site of the impact crater. There was no fire.All of the airplane's structural components were found in and adjacent to an estimated 5-foot deep crater. The crater's diameter was about 8 feet. Its location, as determined by global positioning system and estimated elevation is 45 degrees 41.017 minutes north latitude by 111 degrees 15.739 minutes west longitude, and about 4,930 feet mean sea level (msl).The airplane's two propeller blades were found at the bottom of the crater, below the engine and crushed cockpit. The crushed fuselage was found at the top of the crater, on top of the cockpit. The wings were found at ground level. Wing skin on both wings was either accordioned in an aft direction, or completely separated from the wings. The spars exhibited impact damage in an aft direction and were principally straight in a lateral direction. An imprint in the ground consistent with the size and location of both wings was noted below remnants of the wings. Red and green fragments consistent with shattered navigation light lenses were found within 3 feet beyond the outboard portion of the wing tips. The empennage was found a few feet southwest of the crater. The tail's white navigation light was found intact in the tail. The bulb's filament was observed stretched. Less than one dozen fragments of Plexiglas were found southwest of the crater. A few pieces of aluminum skin and a piece of a fuel cell were found near the crater. The nose gear was found in the crater. The left and right main landing gear were found near the top of the crater.Based upon deformation to the engine and airframe components, and the orientation of wreckage buried in the crater, the downward angle of impact appeared not less than 60 degrees, and some evidence indicated it was 75 degrees to the horizontal. The airplane's heading, based upon its upright attitude at ground impact and the distribution of the fragmented windscreen was about 188 degreesNo ground disturbance was observed either leading up to or circumferentially around the crater. There was no evidence of fire or oil residue on airplane components.The Safety Board investigator and participants examined the wreckage on scene and again following recovery. The Federal Aviation Administration coordinator reported finding no evidence of preimpact airworthiness issues with the airplane's structure or systems. The Cessna Aircraft participant reported establishing continuity between the flight control surfaces and the cockpit. The wing flaps appeared to have been in the fully retracted position, based upon an examination of deformation signatures in the wings. Control cable brakes appeared consistent with broomstraw overload signatures. The Teledyne Continental Motors (TCM) participant reported all cylinders exhibited normal operation signatures. The spark plugs appeared in serviceable condition. Both magnetos were destroyed. No foreign material was noted in the oil pump's drive gear, and the oil filter appeared clean. The carburetor was fragmented and destroyed. The TCM participant reported finding no evidence of any preimpact mechanical failure or malfunction. The propeller blades exhibited "s" bending, and leading edge gouges.MEDICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL INFORMATIONOn September 1, 2010, an autopsy was performed by the Montana Department of Justice, Forensic Science Division, with specimens retained for toxicological examination. The cause of death was attributed to blunt force injury and the autopsy did not find any evidence of physical incapacitation or impairment that would have adversely affected the pilot's ability to operate the aircraft. Results of toxicology tests on the pilot were negative for all screened drugs and alcohol.


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Business Systems Development (BSD) from OGC is a powerful analysis and design technique which provides IT professionals with a tool for investigating, modelling and specifying Information Systems. This new edition of BSD provides the content of SSADM 4+ but is now restructured into separate BSD components, plus the SSADM Foundation for those who wish to make use of the full integrated method.
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FILE - In this July 19, 1980 file photo taken byWalt Zeboski, Republican presidential nominee Ronald Reagan props his feet up as wife Nancy, foreground, talks with unidentified woman aboard an airplane, in Los Angeles, bringing the Reagan's back home to California from a brief stopover in Texas. Former Associated Press photographer Walt Zeboski, who chronicled California politics for 30 years and Ronald Reagan's 1980 presidential campaign, died at age 83 Monday. (AP Photo/Walt Zeboski, File)
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Walt Zeboski, who chronicled Ronald Reagan's 1980 presidential campaign and a succession of California governors as a photographer for the Associated Press, has died. He was 83.
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A pile of hooey served up with a side of bogus The Full Monty working-class pep, Kinky Boots also asks: How many clichés can a filmmaker pile into one character before audiences cry, Enough? The answer appears to be, the more the merrier.
And so Kinky Boots saucy London drag queen, Lola (Chiwetel Ejiofor), is less recognizably human than a RuPaul-ed Green Mile-ish black savior of feckless white folksin this case, setting straight the screwed-up life of po-faced shoemakers son Charlie (Joel Edgerton). Á la The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, Lolas sheer trannieness fills her with inhuman pluck and the usual sassy drag-queen wisdom regarding life, passion, and fashion. Taking a more cynical tip from what we can only assume caused the mind-bogglingly superior Breakfast on Pluto to make bupkis at the box office, Kinky hedges on not losing straight audience sympathy by having Lola avoid doing anything so unseemly as being actively, well, sexual. What makes this sexless cipher even moderately tolerable is Ejiofor.
How frickin charming and reasonabletwo key ingredients in being seductiveis Ejiofor? Take a gander at his work in Joss Whedons Serenity, where his heartless assassin admits to killing women and children with such civilized, charismatic suavity that you could be forgiven for thinking, Well, thats a valid response. In Kinky, Ejiofor brings that same quality to Lola, along with a glamour and sheer thereness that the movie doesnt warrant.
Speaking of the movie hes trapped in: After Charlie suffers the death of his dad, he must decide whether to somehow save the family business of making wingtips or move to London with his incredibly annoying yuppie girlfriend. Setting a new land-speed record for telegraphing a movies entire plot, Charlie promptly gets beat up trying to save Lola from some thugs, waking up to stare at her saucy, if poorly made, thigh-high slut boots.
With help from his lovably peppy co-worker Lauren (Sarah-Jane Potts), Charlie decides that transsexual footgear is a terrific niche market, and before you can sing La-la-la-la-Lola, the factory is being retooled to render the featured drag queens footwear designs for an all-important Milan shoe show.
As though designed by a cabal of market-savvy Cylons after taking in a Robert McKee screenwriting course, and directed in similarly mechanical manner by Julian Jarrold, Kinky grinds through its designated plot points. We see Lola win a working-class louts respect, help Charlie redefine manhood, and teach the shoe-factory workers resilience.
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Amplifier Reviews
Emotiva XPA-1 Gen 2 Monoblock Power Amplifier Review
- Written by Chris Heinonen and David Rich
- Published on 20 October 2014
The Emotiva XPA-1 Gen 2 is an update to Emotiva's XPA-1 500 watt monoblock amplifier. Improvements include more power (600 watts RMS into 8 ohms), and 60 watts of Class A bias.
ATI AT6002 Multi-Channel Power Amplifier Review
- Written by Chris Heinonen and Dr. David A. Rich
- Published on 15 October 2014
ATI, one of the leading amplifier designers, has released their Signature Series multi-channel power amplifier, the ATI AT6002, an 88 pound, 300 WPC, fully balanced component.
Emotiva XPA-1 Gen2 Monoblock Power Amplifier Preview
- Written by Chris Heinonen
- Published on 05 August 2014
The Emotiva XPA-1 Gen2 is an update to Emotiva's 1,000 watt per channel monoblock amplifier. There are subtle improvements, from a higher quality RCA jack and electrical changes, but the most noticeable is a switch up front. It allows the XPA-1 to run in Class A for the first 60 watts of power.
Emotiva XPS-1 Phono Preamplifier Review
- Written by Jim Clements
- Published on 01 October 2014
The Emotiva XPS-1 is a compact, affordable phono stage that can accommodate just about any phono cartridge on the planet, from the simplest moving magnet to the most exotic and demanding moving coil.
Parasound Halo P 5 Preamplifier Review
- Written by Piero Gabucci
- Published on 21 July 2014
The new Parasound Halo P 5 is so much more than a preamplifier, with the inclusion of digital processing and bass management.
Audio by Van Alstine FET Valve CF Vacuum Tube Preamplifier Review
- Written by Jim Clements
- Published on 25 September 2014
The Audio by Van Alstine FET Valve CF Vacuum Tube preamplifier is a pure analog design with no solid state transistors in the signal path. It is based on a Cathode Follower architecture providing wide bandwidth, substantial gain even into difficult loads.
Krell S-550i Integrated Amplifier
- Written by Jim Clements
- Published on 05 March 2014
The S-550i is the larger of two new integrated amps from Krell. Both of these amps feature circuit boards that utilize surface mount components. This means they can pack more power into smaller chassis than ever before. The S-550i is rated at 275 watts per channel into 8 ohms, and that doubles to 550 wpc into a 4 ohm load. This being from a box that is less than 6 inches tall. So now you can get tons of Krell goodness in a small package and at a very affordable price.
Mark Levinson No 52 Stereo Preamplifier Review
- Written by John E. Johnson, Jr.
- Published on 03 September 2014
Mark Levinson, one of the most respected names in audio, has just released their latest stereo preamplifier design, the No52. Its looks, handling, and performance are what you would expect from Levinson: Extraordinary.
Naim Supernait 2 Integrated Amplifier
- Written by Michael Jude Galvin
- Published on 27 February 2014
1983. The compact disc is introduced and record companies everywhere rejoice at the prospect of selling everyone worse sounding versions of music they already own. The universe, however, seeks a balance. The same year, Naim unleashes the first Nait integrated amplifier and the product category is never the same. The runtish, low-powered amplifier was controversial on many fronts, but its astonishing degree of musicality was never in dispute. The Naim Supernait 2 integrated amplifier does not deviate from their unique path that began more than three decades ago.
NewClear Audio NC1000L Class D Stereo Power Amplifier
- Written by Chris Groppi
- Published on 01 September 2014
Class D (i.e., "Switching") amplifiers have been around for quite a while now. What's clear from models produced so far is they all sound different, even when using the same core technology. Like many amplifiers of the type, the NewClear NC1000L uses the Bang and Olufsen ICEPower module. What makes the NC1000L different isn't this module; it's how that module is implemented. NewClear Audio was started by Sean Brady to improve upon the sound of existing switching amplifiers. Sean had heard some very good amps based on ICEPower technology, but thought he could do even better. The question is, does the NC1000L deliver the goods compared to similarly priced, traditional Class A/B amplifiers?
Marantz PM6005 Integrated Amplifier and CD6005 CD Player
- Written by Don Disbennett
- Published on 23 January 2014
Marantz is one of the legendary names in audio and has remained a brand noted for high quality audio devices from power amplifiers to CD/SACD players, integrated amplifiers, home theater receivers and processors. The PM6005 integrated amp and CD6005 CD player are part of Marantz' Slim Line components and are updated versions of the PM 6004 integrated amplifier and CD 6004 CD player reviewed by Secrets' writer Jared Rachwalski in May, 2012.


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Forty six innovative transit projects, chosen for their capacity to help cut the nation's dependence on oil and create a marketplace for 21st century "green" jobs, will share $112 million in funding from the Federal Transit Administration (FTA).
Projects were selected through the FTA's competitive Fiscal Year 2011 Sustainability Initiative, which includes funding from two programs: the Clean Fuels Grant Program and the TIGGER III (Transit Investment in Greenhouse Gas and Energy Reduction) Grant Program.
Examples of key projects receiving federal funds include:
Clean Fuels Grant recipients were awarded competitively based on the project's ability to help communities achieve or maintain the National Ambient Air Quality Standards for ozone and carbon monoxide while supporting emerging clean fuel and advanced propulsion technologies for transit buses.
TIGGER III grants were competitively awarded based on the ability of projects to reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions while providing a return on the investment. Since 2009, the TIGGER program has invested in numerous innovative transit projects that have brought to market advanced fuel-cell and hydrogen-powered buses and allow for the development of sustainable transportation stations.
The FTA reviewed 266 project applications for both grant programs representing more than $1 billion in funding requests from transit providers across the country. A full list of successful proposals can be found here.
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Bakery a la Polonia (European Bakery)
European Bakery 900 Brunswick Avenue (corner of N. Olden), Trenton (609) 695-7200
The European Bakery ("EB") is the expanded successor to the Eagle Bakery (now closed), which used to operate two blocks down Olden Street. It offers a wonderful variety of authentic Polish-style baked goods – pastries, cakes, and breads – plus a well-stocked deli with cold cuts, sausages, and an assortment of grocery items.
Many of the desserts at EB are available as multi-layered sheet cakes that you buy by the pound, e.g.:
- An apple crumb cake with a bottom layer of pound cake, a layer of apple filling, topped with a thin layer of custard and then brown sugar crumbs.
- Dark and light chocolate cake layers with hazelnut cream icing
- Cheese cake
- Pound cake topped with whole pineapple rings in gelatin
- and many more…
The cakes are always well made, though not always to American tastes. For example, their "cheese cake" is more like a cream cheese pound cake: very dense, but not as creamy as most Americans would want. But it would be fantastic if you served it with strawberries or a fruit salad, or added ice cream, as it's one of the best pound cakes you've ever had.
A word of warning. EB seems to bake more cakes than they turn over rapidly, so they're not always at peak freshness. Be careful what you order, and select cakes which look like they're freshly baked.
EB is across the street from the Cosmo Food Store, its mortal competitor. Cosmo is principally a grocery store, with a large and well managed bakery department, wheras EB is principally a bakery, with a bunch of other items. Both are great.
EB has a private parking lot, with its entrance just past the store off Brunswick Avenue.
2 Responses to Bakery a la Polonia (European Bakery)
Try the seeded rye bread — it can be sliced quite thin the day after you buy it & makes any sandwich better — rare roast beef with horseradish is perfect on this bread. Also excellent toasted & slathered with good sweet butter and/or honey!
Hi everyone! Just to let you know that I go often to the Europa Bakery between days and their products and Bread are outstanding. Realy love the Criossants and the other breads or Bulki how is called.
Best wishes and thanks for having so many great European products in this area.


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On The Cleaning Process For Oiled Birds
After writing about our visit to the bird rehab center in Louisiana last week, I promised to write a second post going into more detail about the cleaning process for oiled birds the next day. Well, I ended up on a boat for a couple of days, and the week got away from me – so here's my long-promised update!
Jay Holcomb's International Bird Rescue Research Center is managing the cleaning process for most of the birds taken off the water after the oil spill. So far, they've had nearly 600 birds go through the process, mostly pelicans. The space the rescue center inhabits is a large warehouse in the bayou, but they're already running out of room: While we were there, a worker was building new outdoor cages.
There are no interior walls in the warehouse, which has an assembly-line precision: The birds arrive in pet carriers and are quickly evaluated by a vet in scrubs and rubber boots in one corner known as the medical station, and then they're placed in plywood-sided compartments with other birds. The birds we saw were all pretty well covered in oil, and in varying states of distress.
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Oil Makes Landfall in Wildlife Refuge
Oil has begun washing ashore in Louisiana's Chandeleur and Breton Island chain, part of the Breton National Wildlife Refuge.
The refuge is a nesting site for the brown pelican, which was removed from the U.S. Endangered Species List last year. Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Enforcement agents also discovered two dead gannets covered in oil on Wednesday. And today, the Fish and Wildlife Service closed the Refuge to the public.
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Updated On: Jan 11 2013 07:22:43 PM CST
NEW YORK (AP) - Health officials say flu is more widespread across the nation, but the number of hard-hit states has declined.
Flu season started early this winter, and includes a strain that tends to make people sicker.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Friday said flu was widespread in 47 states last week, up from 41 the week before. But many cases may be mild. The only states without widespread flu are California, Mississippi and Hawaii.
The hardest hit states dropped to 24 from 29.
So far, 20 children have died from the flu. There is no running tally of adult deaths, but the CDC estimates that the flu kills about 24,000 people in an average year.
Experts say it's too early to say if this is a bad year.
Memorial Hospital reports treating 35 patients for flu this year since Oct. 5.
Penrose St. Francis hospital officials said about half of all their emergency visits are from people with flu like symptoms.
In Pueblo, Parkview Medical Center reports 11 cases of the flu virus since Dec. During last flu season, the hospital said it only had 7 cases total.
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The National Association of Realtors said Tuesday that existing-home home sales rose 2.4 percent, to a seasonally adjusted annual pace of 4.77 million, up from a downwardly revised rate of 4.66 million in April. The results, however, came up short of analysts' expectations.


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A slightly shorter programme today due to Dundalk FC's clash at 7pm with St. Patrick's Athletic which Dundlak fm is covering live.
Nevertheless some great songs from Freddie & The Dreamers, The Springfields, Herman's Hermits, Barbara George, Acid Gallery, The Idle Race, The Move, Whistling Jack Smith, Amen Corner, Juicy Lucy, Lorraine Ellison, The Naturals, The Beatles and The Nice. Tune in to www.dundalkfm.com at 6pm. gmt.
The playlist for today's Back to the Sixties is attached. Tune in at 6pm. GMT and don't forget Dundalk FM's swinging 60's night on 18th. June 2010. A great night in store.
Cupid's Inspiration Yesterday has gone
David & Jonathan Lovers of the World Unite
Billy J Kramer I Call your Name
Joan Baez There but for Fortune
Senator Bobby Wild Thing
Mike Batt Your Mother Should Know
The Beatles She came in through the Bathroom Window
Bookrt T & MGs Time is Tight
The Hollies Here I go again
Kathy Kirby You're the One
Love Affair Bringing on Back the Good Times
The Applejacks I Go to Sleep
Dave Clark 5 Can't you see that She's Mine
Small Faces Tin Soldier
The Four Pennies Trouble is my Middle Name
The Explosive Cities make the Country Colder
Mark Wirtz Grocer Jack's Dream
This week's Rock Around Dundalk features some sizzling rock'n'roll from as far back as 1956 and the featured artists will be The Fendermen,The Johnny Burnette Rock'n'Roll Trio, Ral Donner, Larry Williams, Buddy Knox, Ersel Hickey, Don Spencer, The Flamingos,Sparkle Moore, The Piltdown Men, The Showmen, Brook Benton & Dinah Washington, Marty Wilde, James Darren, The Jarmels, Santo & Johnny, Janis Martin, Bill Haley, The Brook Brothers and Hank C Burnette. That's this Thursday at 5pm. GMT. on www.dundalkfm.com. If you have any comments or specific requests for a special song don't be afraid to email me
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Etown is an exciting weekly radio show that has been re-broadcast on Dundalk FM since 2005. Every etown show is taped in front of a live audience and features performances from many of today's top musical artists as well as conversations and information about the world around us. Etown - building community through music.
etown's mission is to educate, entertain and inspire a diverse audience, through music and conversation, to create a socially responsible and environmentally sustainable world.etown is an exciting weekly radio broadcastLike old-time radio variety shows, every etown show is taped in front of a live audience and features performances from many of today's top musical artists as well as conversation and information about our communities and our environment.etown is a community builderBy featuring diverse music and interviews with a wide variety of authors, poets and policy-makers, etown creates a constantly expanding "community on the air." With the addition of inspiring e-chievement awards, listeners all over the country are reminded that individual efforts really do make a difference. etown is a place where respect for each other and our natural environment go hand in hand.etown is a great live eventWhether at the Boulder Theater or one of the many other venues around the country where the show is recorded, etown is an entertaining, informative and downright inspiring live show. Hosts Nick and Helen Forster lead the show seamlessly, mixing music and message with humor and energy to create a one-of-a-kind live show. The show includes two musical guests, an interview guest and the presentation of the e-chievement winner. At the end of every show all musical guests collaborate on a one-of-a-kind exciting finale.
On this, the last day of Winter (wishful thinking) there's some great sizzling sixties sounds coming your way with the following artists providing the hits & misses-- The Dixie Cups, Herman's Hermits, The Four Tops, Billie Davis, Peter & Gordon, Fleetwood Mac, Tommy Quickly, Bobby Rydell, Karl Denver, Don Partridge, The Lancastrians, Gretta Ann, The Ivy League, Amen Corner and the Barry Gray Orchestra. In our regular feature "Two songs sharing the same title" we hear offerings from Frank Sinatra and Eddie Cochran.
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Tickets are now on sale for the Crab Feast the evening of the Nautical Festival to benefit the Maryland Watermans's Association. Tickets are $35.00/adult and $15.00/child under the age of 12.
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This year marks the 23rd Anniversary of the Cardboard Boat Races in Oxford, Maryland to be held on the shores of the Tred Avon River on Saturday, June 25th. Race Registration starts at 9:00 am and the races start at 11:00 am. The first race will be in memory of Doug Hanks, Jr. and will feature the Smith Island Crab Skiffs which are the only gas powered boats to race for the day. Following that the creative boat constructions made from corrugated press board will be tested for buoyancy. Every year a few sink and the contestants swim to shore. The event is held along the Strand in shallow water so all contestants can push their sunken sodden creations around the course. But with the crafty skills of some of the builders their exhibits of construction are most durable. Some of the crafts have been racing for over five years.
The event is held to have fun and raise money for Special Olympics of Maryland, and awareness for the host of the event, the Oxford Pool Committee. See: http://oxfordpool.org/boat_races.html. Admission is free to the public.
The featured races are: Iron Man, the longest race course, Battle of the Brave, where the Coast Guard, local police and firemen will compete. These races will be followed by the Corporate Challenge where local businesses have sponsored a boat, to be followed by the only trophy-eligible entrants, the Funny Race, where crocodiles, corn husks, battleships, etc. all compete to finish a figure eight race in memory of Police Chief Wally Jones. Chief Jones was an 18-year veteran to the Oxford Police force whose favorite charity was Special Olympics of Maryland. The Kids Race, an all-parents favorite, where only the young not the young at heart, provide the mirth for the end of the races.
In past years this event was brought to you from the volunteers of Boat Bums International (BBI) whose generosity for being allowed on boats, which did not belong to them, extended to the Cardboard Boat Race. As Chief Wally Jones mediated between two of Oxfords finest as to who was the better boat builder, he challenged that a boat could be built from old seafood boxes. The gauntlet that he threw was picked up and a course was set from the town parking lot on Town Creek to end at the waterfront restaurant off of Atlantic Avenue formerly known as Railroad Avenue, today known as South Morris Street.
Today this lively and colorful event is co-hosted by the Town of Oxford and the Oxford Pool Committee. The Committee brings awareness to the much needed necessity of a community swimming pool for Oxford, with the jelly fish rendering the waters surrounding Oxford a stinging reality during the hottest times of the year. The Pool Committee hopes everyone will stop by the concessions during the race as one hopes not to be last in line for the good hamburgers and hot dogs cooked by Oxford Meat and Seafood or to miss a few scoops of the delicious ice cream from the Highland Creamery, both supporters of the Race day's activities. Special thanks also go to Tom's General Services, Easton, for his continuing support of this event. All events are open to the public with plenty of viewing area along the Strand and free parking in town. Guests are reminded to obey the 25 mph speed limit while in Oxford. For registration, please go online to www.somd.org or contact Skipper Marquess, Cardboard Boat Fleet Admiral, at (410) 924-3212 or email@example.com. For information on official construction rules and suggested construction plans, see below.
On Saturday, April 30, 2011, Oxford will celebrate its 17th Annual Oxford Day. All of the organizations and businesses in town will be working hard to prepare for this all-day family celebration. So invite your friends and family to visit, plan on staying home, put aside the yard work and errands. Just relax, walk around our wonderful town and enjoy all the activities. And, this year's Oxford Day participants will be asked to add an environmentally friendly element to their floats, displays, and events to show that as a community Oxford is committed to making a difference in our world today and tomorrow.
Oxford Day Parade will run from 11:00 AM until noon. Please note that Morris Street will be closed to ALL traffic from 10:45 until noon. Please allow extra time to travel in and out of town all morning and especially during the parade. There will be bands, many floats, various cars and trucks, a bagpiper, walkers, and some new entries in the parade.
Join the Cooperative Oxford Laboratory who will have plenty of hands-on, marine science activities and exhibits, including many fun activities for kids. See some of the "critters" that live in the Bay, learn about the Bay and oceans from local scientists and science professionals. Located at the end of South Morris Street, it can be accessed by walking or catching the shuttle to and from Causeway Park.
A Flower Basket Competition is being held in conjunction with 2011 Oxford Day. All residence and business owners are encouraged to display fresh flowers in welcome and celebration of Oxford, spring, families, and town visitors. Displays can include traditional flower baskets on doors, fences, posts, hanging basket displays, flowers displayed on porches - be creative! Contact the Oxford Town Office for more information or to sign up.
The Oxford Bellevue Ferry, believed to be the nation's oldest privately operated ferry service, crosses the Tred Avon River between Oxford, Maryland and Bellevue, Maryland. Established in 1683, the ferry is celebrating its 327th birthday this year, so take a ride and help celebrate history! Note: the ferry will open 1 hour early at 8:00 AM for Oxford Day.
This year's Oxford Day 10K race and 5K fun walk will benefitSusan G. Komen for the Cure®MD. The Oxford Day 10K Run will start from the Oxford Community Center at 8:00 AM and 5K fun walk at 8:30 AM. Online registration may be done atActive.com. On site registration starts at 6:30 AM.
The Dog Show and Dog Walk will give you a chance to let your favorite pooch shine. These events are sponsored by Talbot Humane Society, and all proceeds will benefit the activities of the society.
As usual, there will be music after the parade, including the US Navy's "Country Current" Bluegrass Band, the Mid-Shore Community Band, and Old Friend's Gospel Band! Food is available around town, provided by several non-profit groups, the Oxford Market and our local restaurants. Fun activities for kids occur throughout the day and in several locations. Watch the schedule as it develops between now and April 30th.
Anytime I make something with Hollandaise Sauce in the morning, my guests Oooooh and Awwww over it. Usually at least one of them will ask if it is homemade. Well, if you know me well - you KNOW that I believe anything "made" out of a packet is practically a sin! The following recipe I made up a few years ago. I came up with a few shortcuts on how to perfect my own version of Hollandaise Sauce, and to the true Cordon Blue trained chef - they would consider this blasphemy. However, everyone I have served it too simply thinks it is yummyyyy!
Hollandaise Sauce
2 whole Eggs
2 whole Lemons
1 Tablespoon Dijon Mustard
1 stick Butter
1/8 cup Water
pinch of Cayenne Pepper (if you are afraid of heat, Paprika may be substituted)
My favorite version of Eggs Benedict (and many of Combsberrys regular guests) consists of two eggs poached atop English Muffins smeared with fresh Basil Pesto. Top with pancetta, tomato and avocado slices - then a good drenching of hollandaise.... Heaven on a Sunday morning!
The staff at Combsberry are always gracious to receive feedback from our guests. We strive to ensure that every guest is well taken care of and leaves the property with a smile on their face. Your feedback ensures that everyone has a positive experience, and lets us know what we are doing right and what you would have liked us to do better. Below, please find a review dated February 13, 2011 that was posted on Trip Advisor. If you are a former guest, we encourage you to leave us your feedback.
"I am actually writing this review from the combs berry's library, seated on a comfortable leather couch by the fire with an outstanding view of the water. This b&b is precisely as described on the web page; a well-maintained 18th century manor house with several outbuildings. The inn's public spaces are inviting and charming. Our room was cozy, with a working fireplace and breathtaking water views. Breakfast was delicious and fresh, and Abby was a delightful innkeeper. One of our better b&b experiences on the eastern shore. Highly recommended, and we will return soon."
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A video of how Brandi Rhodes, the wife of Cody Rhodes, spent her Easter. WWE has been trying to promote the developmental diva, who appears briefly in her underwear, through their website over the last several weeks.
April 24, 2014
A picture of Velvet Sky in her underwear. The TNA Knockout is showing off her sexy back tattoo as well.
April 11, 2014
A picture of Gail Kim in panties. While the underwear is quite simple, her petite and hot little body makes this quite the sexy photo. The fact that the TNA knockout is also capable of performing well in the ring makes her even more attractive.
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A picture of Velvet Sky wearing pink panties. The TNA Knockout, who might have the best ass in the entire industry, is a part of the latest photo shoot, which has an underwear theme.
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As any parent knows, there are plenty of challenging times when raising kids. But luckily there are professionals like Kathy Buys, MFT, to help. She's an expert on working with parents and their kids on a range of issues including communication, interpersonal relationships, mood swings, life transitions, and more. She offers creative and practical solutions with years of clinical and personal experience around what works with kids and what doesn't.
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Science and technology studies, digital media, materiality, environments and environmental change, urbanism, creative practice, participation, inventive methods
Jennifer is currently Principal Investigator on the European Research Council starting grant, 'Citizen Sensing and Environmental Practice: Assessing Participatory Engagements with Environments through Sensor Technologies.' Prior to joining the Department of Sociology, she was Senior Lecturer and Convenor of the MA in Design and Environment in the Department of Design at Goldsmiths, University of London. She completed a PhD in Communication Studies at McGill University in Montreal, during which time she was engaged as a research fellow on the Culture of Cities and Digital Cities / Mobile Digital Commons projects.
Jennifer's research student supervision is located in the following broadly defined areas: environments and creative practice; digital media and social media; citizen sensing; waste and materialities; urban political ecologies and cultural geography; environmental change and climate change; transdisciplinarity and emerging modes of practice.
30 January 2013 - Depletion Design, invited panel discussant, Transmediale, Berlin, Germany
5-7 December 2012 - Digital Materiality in the Smart City, invited speaker for 'Media Places: Infrastructure, Space, Media,' HUMlab, Umeå University, Sweden
25-28 October 2012 - Sensing and Remediating a Garbage Patch, invited seminar contributor and discussant for 'Genesis and Ontology of Technoscientific Objects,' co-organized by University of Paris Pantheon-Sorbonne and TU Darmstadt; hosted in Pont-à-Mousson, France
22 October 2012 - Sensing an Experimental Forest, invited speaker for Computational Culture launch event, Goldsmiths, University of London, UK
25 August 2012 - Ecological Observatories, Fluctuating Sites and Sensing Subjects, invited speaker for 'Sense of Planet: The Arts and Ecology at Earth Magnitude,' National Institute for Experimental Arts, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
23 August 2012 - Programming Environments: Politics and Practices of Urban Sensing, invited speaker for the Digital Media Research Seminar, co-hosted by the School of Humanities and Communication Arts and the Institute for Culture and Society, University of Western Sydney, Australia
25-27 June 2012 - Citizen Science and the Politics of Sensing, invited speaker for 'The Citizen Scientist on the Move: Digital Play, Politics and Epistemology,' University of Utrecht and Waag Society Amsterdam, Netherlands
24-25 May 2012 - Materiality as Process: The Case of Electronic Waste, invited speaker for the Ecology, Environment, Culture Network (EECN), an international interdisciplinary research network on media, technology and environment, Trondheim University, Norway
12 May 2012 - The Art of Gathering Environmental Data, invited plenary speaker for Pixelache, Helsinki, Finland
10 May 2012 - Remaking Electronic Waste: Materiality, Process and Creative Intervention, invited speaker for Trashlab, Aalto University, Helsinki, Finland
18-19 January 2012 - Materializing the Dirt of Electronic Energy, invited presentation for 'The Invisible Seminar,' Bergen National Academy of the Arts, Norway
25 October 2011 - Bluebottle Flies, Biodegradability and Urban Matter, invited speaker for 'Insect City,' hosted by Urban Laboratory, University College London, held at Fritz Haeg's 'Animal Estates' exhibition, Arup phase 2, London, UK
21 June 2011 - Material Politics: Plastic, Carbon, and the Work of the Biodegradable, presentation for 'Accumulation: The Material Ecologies and Economies of Plastic' seminar presentation, co-organized by Jennifer Gabrys, Mike Michael (Goldsmiths / CSISP), and Gay Hawkins (University of Queensland); hosted at Goldsmiths, University of London, UK
16 March 2011 - Life in the City, invited speaker for Department of Architecture seminar series, University of Sheffield, UK
28 January 2011 - Moss-Eye View: Life under the Radar,' invited speaker for 'Life Itself,' Visual Cultures conference and MA workshop, Department of Visual Cultures, Goldsmiths, University of London, UK
10 March 2010 - Dirt, invited speaker for 'Object Fair,' Design and Social Science Seminar, Goldsmiths, University of London, UK
7 April 2009 - Arts, Sciences and Researching Environmental Change, invited speaker with Kathryn Yusoff / Weather Permitting for AHRC Living with Environmental Change seminar, London, UK
|Awarding Body
|ERC Starting Grant
|'Citizen Sensing and Environmental Practice: Assessing Participatory Engagements with Environments through Sensor Technologies,' Principal Investigator
|ESRC (RCUK Energy Research Programme) grant, Energy and Communities
|'Sustainability Invention and Energy Demand Reduction: Co-Designing Communities and Practice,' Co-Investigator with Mike Michael and Bill Gaver
|ADM-HEA grant
|'Liquid Books' pilot study, Co-Investigator with Joanna Zylinska (PI) and Edgar Schmitz (CI) (with Goldsmiths Learning Enhancement Unit match-funding)
|Goldsmtihs, University of London, Cultivation Research Funds
|'Citizen Science, Creative Practice and Climate Change: New Models for Participation, seed-funding, Goldsmiths, University of London
|Goldsmiths, University of London, Research & Knowledge Transfer Committee Research Funds
|'Design Ecologies,' seed-funding, Goldsmiths, University of London
|Arts Council of England
|'Forecast Factory: Snow Globes and Climate Change,' Artist commission for Weather Permitting, as part of 'Curating Climate Change,' organised by Kathryn Yusoff and Arts Catalyst
|Fonds Québécois de la Recherche sur la Société et la Culture
|'Digital Cities' project, co-writer of grant bid with Michael Longford (PI) and named Research Fellow
|Daniel Langlois Foundation, Centre for Research and Documentation, Researcher in Residence grant
|'From Outside Art to E-waste: Translating the Research Environment of Experiments in Art and Technology'
Jennifer's research and practice investigates environments, material processes and digital technologies through theoretical and practice-based work. Projects within this area include Digital Rubbish: A Natural History of Electronics (University of Michigan Press, 2011), which examines the materialities of electronic waste; and a study currently underway on environmental sensor technologies and practices, Program Earth: Environment as Experiment in Sensing Technology.
She is a Co-Investigator on the ESRC / RCUK Energy Programme-funded project, Energy and Co-Designing Communities. This study, which is a collaboration with Mike Michael, Bill Gaver and the Interaction Research Studio, investigates how new technologies might be designed to engage communities in rethinking energy consumption.
Gabrys is a member of Surface Tension; and a member of Weather Permitting, a collaborative environmental design and research group focused on climate change.
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The Air Force has selected both McConnell Air Force Base in Wichita and Forbes Airfield in Topeka as finalists for basing air refueling tankers.
U.S. Senators Jerry Moran and Pat Roberts said Wednesday that both installations are finalists for the main operating base. McConnell is also a finalist to house the formal training unit.
Starting in 2017, the base chosen as the main operating base will support 36 active-duty KC-46A tankers.
The two Republican senators say the decision shows the Air Force recognizes the critical role Kansas plays in national security and global air mobility.
"Today's selection of not just one, but both Kansas Air Force bases is a testament to the critical role our state plays in supporting all branches of our military and allied partners as they carry out missions overseas and at home," Senator Moran said. "Strategically positioned in the heart of the United States, the location, capacity and mission of McConnell and Forbes make both bases exceptionally equipped to provide air mobility globally at a moment's notice."
The Air Force is in the process of transitioning the 50-year-old KC-135 tankers to the new KC-46As.
Congressman Mike Pompeo said an official announcement should be made in spring.
The Associated Press contributed to this report
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