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- Price from:
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- 02526133449
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- 02526136360
- Payment Types:
- Cash
- Credit Card
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- Wire Transfer
- Duration:
- 8 days
- Location Start:
- fethiye harbour
- Location Finish:
- fethiye harbour
- We Speak:
- Russian, German, English, Turkish
Last updated: 03/13/2008
every saturday from fethiye horbour try different holiday on a turkish wooden gulet
Day 1
After settling in on board and enjoying your evening meal explore the busy harbour town of Fethiye including Amyntas Tomb set high up in the hillside. Perhaps experiencing a famous Turkish Bath where you can prepare your skin for that lasting tan.
Day 2
Fethiye : Göcek Bays
After breakfast and briefing, you'll set off along the coast in time for lunch at Tersane Island, where you can see the remains of a Greek shipyard and village on the beach. The rest of the day is spent cruising in and around the small bays and islands of the beautiful Að Limaný and Göcek Bay area.
Day 3
Göcek Bays-Ekincik
Today is spent cruising the Göcek Bays once more, however you will not be exploring the same area fron the day before as Göçek Bay Area boasts in the region of 200 coves and bays! Also depending on the weather conditions, you may make a direct course for Ekincik Bay. Overnight is spent in the beautiful natural bay at Að Limami or Ekincik.
Day 4
Paradise Island : Marmaris
Setting sail after breakfast, there'll be time for swimming and a leisurely lunch at Turunç Bükü or at beautiful Cennet (Paradise) Island, before arriving in Marmaris harbour for dinner and the night. After enjoying your evening meal why not explore the busy resort of Marmaris
Day 5
Leaving Marmaris after breakfast, you'll stop for lunch and swim in Kumlubük Bay, before heading off to Semizce (Ekincik), an uninhabited bay, for dinner and the night.
Day 6
An early start for the beautiful Göcek Bays area, stopping at Kuyruk Burnu for breakfast before finally reaching the peaceful Batýk Hamam (Cleopatra's Bath)Bay and take a swim amongst the ruined monastery. Overnight is spent in either tranquil Bedri Rahmi Bay, originally known as Taþyaka Cove but renamed after Bedri Rahmi who painted the famous fish on the rocks.
Day 7
Set sail after breakfast to visit other pretty spots in the Fethiye Gulf, including lunch and a swim at Yassicalar Island(Flat Island), where for a small charge you can sample the local gözleme, a type of pancake. Heading back towards Fethiye, your last night on board is spent at peaceful Turunç Pýnarý Bay.
Day 8
After breakfast arrive in Fethiye. Although it is time to say farewell to your gulet and crew there are many other activities to see and do whilst here. Perhaps exploring more of this busy harbour town or if you are a bit more adventurous why not try Paragliding! Babadað Mountain is ranked the 5th top place in the world to paraglide.
Prices given in EUROs. Prices quoted are per person on the basis of two people sharing a double cabin. An additional single supplement of 70% will be charged for those staying in a single cabin. Towels are not provided on board.
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Prices given in EUROs. Prices quoted are per person on the basis of two people sharing a double cabin. An additional single supplement of 70% will be charged for those staying in a single cabin. Towels are not provided on board.
Full board accommodation on a yacht (welcome coctail, breakfast-lunch-dinner and afternoon tea-cake service per day on board). Use of equipment on board. Diesel. Using water. Crew service. Yacht insurance. Yacht's laundry. Harbour taxes. Mooring expenses. V.A.T.
Drinking water, soft drinks and alcoholic beverages; these can be bought from the bar on board. Land excursions. Airport transfers
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- It is important to NEVER wire funds or use/employ other fund transfer mechanisms such as western union: Always use a credit card to protect yourself against fraud. If owners pressure you into providing a deposit or refuse to accept credit cards, there is a high probability that this is a scam.
- If at all suspicious of fraud, ask to see their website, or any other literature they can provide or send to you. Ask them for contact details for guests who have previously stayed on their property insisting on telephone numbers. Be suspicious of emails that originate from free email services (yahoo, hotmail, gmail, etc)
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Pardon Our Dust
August 13, 2012
As this is the current state of my apartment (and I have no Internet and am posting from my phone), you'll have to pardon me for not posting so much.
I'm (getting) settle in Philadelphia, started getting groceries (!!), and HOPE to get my Internet set up shortly.
Until then… It's time to unpack.
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August 13, 2012 1:13 pm
No rush. I've still got a couple of boxes that never got unpacked – after 7 years!

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NICKNAME: How Auburn University became the Tigers
How does the movie character Sybil compare to Aubum University? Both seem constantly to wrestle with their
multiple personalities. It's stated quite clearly by the university that the offIcial nickname for Auburn athletic teams
is "Tigers." However, a casual observer of Auburn sports may be confused by screams of "War Eagle" at its athletic
events. A more puzzling fact is that they're sometimes called the "Plainsmen." Both terms own a special place in
the hearts of Auburn fans, but they are the Tigers.
The Auburn "Tigers" nickname is derived from an Oliver Goldsmith poem, "The Deserted Village," which was
published in 1770. The all-important line includes these words, "where crouching tigers wait their hapless prey .... "
The term "Plainsmen" comes from the same Goldsmiths' poem, "Sweet Aubum, loveliest [sic] village of the plain ...
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Nearly thirty years later the student had become an Auburn faculty member. He took the bird to the first Auburn-
Georgia football game, an 1892 contest played in Atlanta's Piedmont Park. When Auburn scored the first
touchdown, the aging eagle broke free from his old friend and began to soar above the field. When Auburn fans
looked upward and saw the eagle they shouted "War Eagle!"
Auburn defeated Georgia on that day, but their fans were saddened when War Eagle died after giving his all for an
Auburn victory. However, the eagle's spirit stills soars today when Auburn faithful stand and shout, "War Eagle,"
after a victory.
In 1932, a group of Auburn fans got together and purchased a second eagle from a farmer for $10. However,
because of economic problems caused by the great depression, the group could not afford to feed the bird.
Therefore, they decided to give it away to a carnival that was passing through town.
Nearly 30 years later, in 1960, auburn received a wounded eagle from Dr. Dell Hill of Talladega, Alabama. An
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to another student, Elwyn Hamer. The eagle's new caretaker was a member of the Alpha Phi Omega fraternity and
ever since, the brothers of that fraternity have taken care of Auburn's eagles. Having the aviary, which houses the
bird, named for him, would later honor Hamer.
During the week before Auburn's game against Alabama in 1964, War Eagle III escaped and landed in a nearby
backyard. The owner of the property shot and killed the eagle, claiming it was attacking his children. Auburn fans
claimed the culprit was a jealous Alabama fan.
The following year, the City of Birmingham obtained an eagle from the Jackson, Miss. Zoo and presented the eagle
to Auburn. War Eagle IV soared 15 years for the Tigers which is the longest reign of any eagle to date.
The next eagle to spread his Auburn wings was War Eagle V, who joined the Auburn faithful on the Saturday before
the 1980 Alabama football game. The eagle that they acquired from Land Between the Lakes, Ky., arrived just in
time for coach Doug Barfield's final game, and helped to usher in the Pat Dye coaching era.
Auburn eagles often consume a diet composed of ground up meat, vegetables and vitamins. According to 1998
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"Tiger is not allowed to hunt because it would promote violent and aggressive behavior," said Wheeler. "We don't
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AUBIE: The Tigers' costumed Mascot
Auburn's Eagle is not the school's only mascot that has a soaring reputation. A costumed tiger named Aubie helps
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Cheerleader Association elected him as the nation's number one college mascot several times.
Aubie's existence began as a cartoon character that first appeared on the Auburn-Hardin Simmons football
program cover in 1959. Birmingham Post-Herald artist Phil Neel, created the cartoon tiger that continued to grace
Auburn football program covers for the next 18 years.
Aubie's look has evolved through the years. In 1962, he began to stand upright, and the next year he dressed up for
the first time, wearing a blue tie and a straw hat. Good fortune accompanied Aubie's appearances on game
programs for Coach Ralph "Shug" Jordan's squads. The Tigers won the first nine games he appeared on the
cover, and in his first six years, Auburn was 23-2-1 at home.
The Tiger's home record during Aubie's program cover 18 year span was 63-16-2. Despite these impressive
numbers, they did not include Aubie's name in the naming of Jordan-Hare Stadium.
They transformed Aubie in 1979 when he came to life in the form of a costumed character at the SEC Basketball
A New York based costume company, Brooks-Van Horn, used two program covers from the early sixties as a
reference for creating Aubie's outfit. The firm, which also provided costumes for Walt Disney, designed and
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Mr. Whipple, the Charmin man, would have shrieked in horror if he had witnessed an Auburn victory celebration at
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I just absolutely love these videos, so please keep sending them to me. Here is another epic "medical" staff fail, but it's not just putting the injured players face in the nether-regions of the stretcher bearer, but also how he got on the stretcher that is a classic fail. I'm not sure how serious the injury actually is, but based on the care that he is placed on the stretcher, it doesn't look too serious.
This video came to us from Brazil where apparently they do not have trained medical staff at the ready for each match. In the EPL we are used to seeing experienced trainers running onto the field. These crews carry medical kits that probably could be used in war, head sets that can probably communicate directly with a hospital, and the ability to call on a stretcher convoy who have at least taken a basic course on how to properly lift a stretcher off of the ground without placing the injured's face in your crotch. Then again, they are dealing with multimillion dollar pieces of property.
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Creating An NFS-Like Standalone Storage Server With GlusterFS 3.2.x On Debian Wheezy
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Creating An NFS-Like Standalone Storage Server With GlusterFS 3.2.x On Debian Wheezy
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This tutorial shows how to set up a standalone storage server on Debian Wheezy. Instead of NFS, I will use GlusterFS here. The client system will be able to access the storage as if it was a local filesystem. GlusterFS is a clustered file-system capable of scaling to several peta-bytes. It aggregates various storage bricks over Infiniband RDMA or TCP/IP interconnect into one large parallel network file system. Storage bricks can be made of any commodity hardware such as x86_64 servers with SATA-II RAID and Infiniband HBA.
I do not issue any guarantee that this will work for you!
1 Preliminary Note
In this tutorial I use two systems, a server and a client:
Both systems should be able to resolve the other system's hostname. If this cannot be done through DNS, you should edit the /etc/hosts file so that it looks as follows on both systems:
vi /etc/hosts
(It is also possible to use IP addresses instead of hostnames in the following setup. If you prefer to use IP addresses, you don't have to care about whether the hostnames can be resolved or not.)
2 Setting Up The GlusterFS Server
GlusterFS is available as a package for Debian Wheezy, therefore we can install it as follows:
apt-get install glusterfs-server
The command
glusterfsd --version
should now show the GlusterFS version that you've just installed (3.2.7 in this case):
root@server1:~# glusterfsd --version
If you use a firewall, ensure that TCP ports 111, 24007, 24008, 24009-(24009 + number of bricks across all volumes) are open on server1.example.com.
Next we create the share named testvol on localhost (= server1) in the /data directory (this will be created if it doesn't exist):
gluster volume create testvol server1.example.com:/data
root@server1:~# gluster volume create testvol server1.example.com:/data
Start the volume:
gluster volume start testvol
It is possible that the above command tells you that the action was not successful:
root@server1:~# gluster volume start testvol
You can check the status of the volume with the command
gluster volume info
root@server1:~# gluster volume info
Volume Name: testvol
If it tells you that the volume is started, everything is fine, otherwise just start it again.
By default, all clients can connect to the volume. If you want to grant access to client1.example.com (= 192.168.0.101) only, run:
gluster volume set testvol auth.allow 192.168.0.101
Please note that it is possible to use wildcards for the IP addresses (like 192.168.*) and that you can specify multiple IP addresses separated by comma (e.g. 192.168.0.101,192.168.0.102).
The volume info should now show the updated status:
gluster volume info
root@server1:~# gluster volume info
Volume Name: testvol
3 Setting Up The GlusterFS Client
On the client, we can install the GlusterFS client as follows:
apt-get install glusterfs-client
Then we create the following directory:
mkdir /mnt/glusterfs
That's it! Now we can mount the GlusterFS filesystem to /mnt/glusterfs with the following command:
mount.glusterfs server1.example.com:/testvol /mnt/glusterfs
You should now see the new share in the outputs of...
root@client1:~# mount
... and...
df -h
root@client1:~# df -h
Instead of mounting the GlusterFS share manually on the client, you could modify /etc/fstab so that the share gets mounted automatically when the client boots.
Open /etc/fstab and append the following line:
vi /etc/fstab
To test if your modified /etc/fstab is working, reboot the client:
After the reboot, you should find the share in the outputs of...
df -h
... and...
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Visual Unity Wins Major Connected World Award.TV At IBC 2012
Leading broadcast and multiscreen systems integrator Visual Unity is delighted to announce that its vuMedia⢠integrated multiscreen content and delivery platform has won the ConnectedWorld.TV 2012 Award for the Best Use of Online Video by a Non-Broadcaster.
This ConnectedWorld.TV Award recognises the impact vuMedia⢠has had in helping Czech company TopFun deliver its innovative Video-on-Demand and PayTV service. The solution distributes media streams commonly broadcasted via satellite and cable TV to smart phones, iDevices, set-top boxes and Smart TVs, in both SD and HD quality, and supports a unique application for Samsung TVs that lets viewers access live feeds and download movies direct to their TV.
vuMediaTM was developed by Visual Unity to help broadcasters and content owners control how their brand and assets are managed and monetized in the multiscreen environment – delivering a cutting-edge viewing experience on any screen or connected device. The platform supports comprehensive Video-on-Demand services, integrating with billing and CRM processes, providing TopFun with complete control of content delivery, monetization and subscriber management. TopFun also employs Visual Unityâs own Content Delivery Network to ensure secure and robust regional distribution.
Visual Unity, which was also nominated in two other categories, beat stiff competition from Angel Sharp and the Football Association to win this Award. Open to any organization with limited access to broadcast distribution, the Best Use of Online Video by a Non-Broadcaster Award aims to recognize how the Connected World has been successfully exploited to deliver multimedia and TV-style content to a defined target audience.
Tomas Petru, President of Visual Unity, says: âWe are delighted to have received such a prestigious award and see it as a fantastic endorsement of the power and flexibility of the vuMedia⢠platform. We are proud of TopFunâs success, where we have delivered a reliable and superior viewing experience for the subscribers, driven by an efficient back-end that will enable TopFun to expand in the future. The combination of this ground-breaking technology and Visual Unityâs experience in broadcast and multiscreen systems integration is enabling us to optimize workflows for our customers and deliver real value in the content-on-demand space.â
The ConnectedWorld.TV awards, held in conjunction with the IBC Connected World, celebrate the creativity of broadcasters, independent producers, technology companies and consumer electronics manufacturers pioneering the business of 'content everywhere'. The Awards showcase many of the exciting developments arising from the growing use of broadband internet â both fixed and mobile – as an alternative distribution channel for TV and video content.
Nearly 150 entries were received from 102 organizations in 23 countries and the quality of the entries was described as âphenomenalâ by Neil Nixon, chairman of the judging panel and editor of ConnectedWorld.TV and IBE.
In 2011, the judging panel also shortlisted Visual Unity for an award based on the deployment of vuMedia⢠for Czech TV. This system continues to be central to the state broadcasterâs online service, iVysliani, and helped deliver to the Czech Republic unprecedented multiscreen coverage of the London 2012 Games.
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A bit of history: originally marketed under a well-known name, the kit was pulled from the market due to problems with the original reprogramming software. The hardware, designed and manufactured by supercharger company Magnusson, was solid. So Flyin` Miata worked with tuning specialist Dynotronics to unleash the potential of this awesome kit. We use ECUtek software to access the brains of your car and essentially turn it into a factory supercharged model. As a result of all this, we can offer the top-shelf hardware with quality engine management for less than the original pricing.
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Tasting the Sopranos Wine – Part II – Episode #876
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When your last name is von Trapp, you get the question every single day. "The von Trapps?"
When you're Elisabeth von Trapp, the answer is "yes" and is always followed by a long inquisition about life as a member of the family from "The Sound of Music," one of the most popular movies ever made.
Von Trapp, the 57-year-old granddaughter of Maria and Baron von Trapp, whose story inspired "The Sound of Music," will be in Wichita on Friday to share stories about her family.
She's appearing at an event called Providing Families Hope, an annual benefit for Catholic Charities St. Anthony Family Shelter. Her act will include several of her favorite songs from "The Sound of Music," and stories from her childhood.
And she has lots of stories.
I spoke to von Trapp on the phone last week as she traveled by car to another of her engagements.
She has clear memories of her grandmother, the family matriarch and the founder of the Trapp Family Singers, who was famously portrayed by Mary Martin in the 1959 Rodgers and Hammerstein Broadway musical, then by Julie Andrews in the movie adaptation.
Both versions tell the story of the musical family, who fled from Austria when it became obvious it could soon fall under Nazi control.
The von Trapps later settled in Vermont, where Elisabeth still lives.
Maria von Trapp lived until 1987, and her granddaughter remembers her as a kind but tough and temperamental woman.
Elisabeth's father was Werner von Trapp, who was called Kurt in the movie.
He died in 2007 at age 91 but Elisabeth remembers him playing guitar throughout her childhood and inspiring her to pursue a career in music.
She also remembers him talking frequently about his family's reaction to "The Sound of Music" when the movie was released in 1965.
At first, the von Trapps were upset by the movie, which portrayed Baron as gruff and unkind. That was the opposite of his true personality, von Trapp said.
But as years went on, family members reconciled their feelings about the movie. She can remember many rainy days in childhood where she and her siblings and cousins would sit inside, playing the music from the Broadway version of the show over and over again.
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"Dungeons and Dragons," death, combat and family are at the heart of a new play this fall.
Lewis University's Philip Lynch Theatre presents "She Kills Monsters" by Qui Nguyen. Inspired by the phenomenally successful role-playing game, "Dungeons & Dragons," the action-packed play runs Sept. 27-29 and Oct. 3-6. Evening performances begin at 8 p.m., while Sunday matinees begin at 2:30 p.m. A 4 p.m. matinee will be performed on Oct. 5.
"She Kills Monsters" is about a 20-something teacher named Agnes (Jordin Richards of Tinley Park) living in 1995 Ohio and trying to deal with the tragic death of her 15-year-old sister Tilly (Hannah Taylor of Rockton). It is directed by Lewis theater professor Kevin Trudeau. A friend and fellow gamer turned him onto the play, and he immediately knew he wanted to do it at Lewis.
There's a large amount of stage combat in the play, but at its heart it is an emotional journey, he said.
"She never really got to know her sister. Her sister was a nerd, and the play is set in 1995 when being a nerd was less socially acceptable than it is now," he said.
As she is going through her sister's things, she finds an adventure module for "Dungeons and Dragons." In a posthumous attempt to get to know her sister, Agnes decides to play this module.
Coached by a teenaged gamer named Chuck (Brendan Casey of Joliet), Agnes plays through an elaborate story found in Tilly's notebook, where she discovers Tilly had created a fierce warrior persona and turned people from her real life into fantasy characters.
"The play ends with a duel with a five-headed dragon," Trudeau said. "Obviously, we're not going to have a real dragon. They were too expensive to rent, and dragon wranglers are hard to find."
His cast of 18 students is handling the somewhat heavy material well, he said.
"They're probably more focused on the awesome butt-kicking parts of it," he said. "But they are also connecting with some of the emotional parts of the show. Sure, it has all this adventure and magic and demon queens … all things I can get in touch with because I played D and D when I was a kid, but there's all the emotional stuff as well."
Agnes discovers through the gaming that her younger sister was gay.
"At the end of the play … I get a little choked up because it's about acceptance," he said.
This play will appeal to many people, he said.
"We haven't done too many shows like this that has this amount of stage combat. And certainly if you are a nerd or nerd-friendly, there's lots of things in this pay to enjoy, but there's also a human dimension to enjoy," he said. "In terms of the story of two sisters who didn't know each other in real life getting to know each other later, which is touching. So I think there's something in this play for just about anyone."
The play is recommended for those 16 and over for language and content.
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NOAA completes agency-wide move to the cloud
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has moved its 25,000 employees, contractors and associates to Google Apps for Government's cloud-based email service.
What agencies do right in disaster response
The Federal Emergency Management Agency and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration are getting some good reviews for their response to Irene, writes Tom Shoop in Government Executive.
Tuesday morning federal headlines - August 9
On today's Federal Drive: new BRAC developments, a bill in the House to give backpay to furloughed FAA workers and congressional efforts to kill the F-35.
NOAA official honored for oil spill efforts
Amy Merten, spatial data branch chief in the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Office of Response and Restoration, is being honored for her efforts at using a new online data system to help clean up in the aftermath of the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
NOAA continues cloud pilots
NOAA is going with Google Apps for agency-wide e-mail and collaboration platform for its 25,000 employees, contractors and associates working across the country and around the world. NOAA CIO Joseph Klimavicz explains the process.
Commerce to buy IT more strategically
CIO Simon Szykman said the department has a goal of $50 million in savings through strategic sourcing and that commodity technology will play a big role in achieving that mark. He said the agency also is looking at expanding NOAA's IT services contract so the rest of the department can use it.
NOAA moves to Google Apps
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is the largest federal agency to select Google's email system
NOAA's work stretches from theory to reality
Lives depend on NOAA's ability to forecast the weather. Dr. Gerry Bell, the lead seasonal hurricane forecaster at NOAA's Climate Prediction Center explains how it's done.
GOP plan would cut tsunami warning center budget
A spending plan approved by the House would slash funding for a tsunami warning center that issued an alarm after the devastating earthquake in Japan.
Scientists hope to learn from solar flare
Joe Kunches, space scientist with the NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center
WeatherBug fuels NOAA's greenhouse gas data
Data from the Earth Networks Greenhouse Gas Observation Network will be used for scientific research and applications. CEO Bob Marshall tells us about a new partnership with NOAA.
Storm Prediction Center predicts severe weather
NOAA expedition uses telepresence to transmit real-time HD video from seafloor to scientists ashore
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration just completed its first joint international mission where telepresence was used to send data, including images from the seafloor in real-time, via satellite and high-speed Internet pathways to scientists in Exploration Command Centers around the world. The 2010 expedition was the maiden voyage of NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer, which worked with the Indonesian Research Vessel Baruna Jaya IV. U.S. and Indonesian scientists worked side-by-side on both ships as well as in the shore-based command centers in Jakarta, Seattle, Silver Spring, MD and Kingston, RI, where they analyzed the data sent from the Okeanos Explorer's Remotely Operated Vehicle or ROV. The mission's goal was to study deep sea habitats and marine life in unknown ocean areas near Indonesia. "In an incredible extension of telepresence technology, live images from the seafloor also went for the first time to scientists ashore beyond Exploration Command Centers," said NOAA scientist Steve Hammond, Ph.D., the expedition's U.S. chief scientist. "One scientist at the University of Victoria shared the live seafloor video with her ocean science students and took still frames from the video to email to other ocean experts who could help with identifications. We had scientists of many disciplines in numerous locations all sharing comments in an online chat room as they viewed live video," he said. "All those comments are time-coded to the video for further reference and research." NOAA had to make sure the images sent back using telepresence were the highest quality. The ROV that gathered the images, dubbed Little Herc, was given an extensive 4 month overhaul. According to NOAA, Little Herc boasted a new motor controller and power bottle system, an upgraded fiber optic multiplexer system, a new Ultra Short Baseline Tracking System (USBL), a full color imaging sonar, a new Conductivity-Temperature-Depth (CTD) sensor, two new single chip color CCD cameras, two new LED lights, two 400watt HMI Lights and a spectacular High Definition video camera, in addition to new tethers, new tether terminations, a new transformer, a new electrical junction box, new depth and altitude sensors, a new light bar and a new version of control software. Little Herc can travel down to a depth of 4,000 meters. The Okeanos Explorer is the only NOAA ship to have a dedicated ROV, which makes it easier to deploy at any time. On the Okeanos Explorer, there is an integrated control room for operating the ROV and for running telepresence communication. According to NOAA, having the screens and computers permanently wired to the ship makes it more efficient to sustain long-term exploration in remote areas of the world. Images from the seafloor also can go live into classrooms, newsrooms, and living rooms through the use of the telepresence technology. The application of telepresence technology for ocean science and exploration and for education and outreach was first envisioned by Robert Ballard, Ph.D., who partnered with NOAA to develop and refine the technology to bring underwater discovery to audiences ashore. Expedition scientists on this latest mission believe that high-definition video transmitted from the deep sea to scientists ashore in real-time provided a significant step forward in identifying marine animals, geologic features and other aspects of the deep regions of the Sulawesi Sea near Indonesia. "We had a fantastic view of the summit area of Kawio Barat and the features we saw strongly suggest very recent volcanic activity at 6,200 feet," said David Butterfield, PhD., a scientist with NOAA's Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory in Seattle. "Seeing an eruption at Kawaio Barat is a priority for future observations. Although 70 percent of Earth's volcanic activity takes place under the ocean surface, researchers have only observed active eruptions by two undersea volcanoes." NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer is operated, managed and maintained by NOAA's Office of Marine and Aviation Operations, which includes commissioned officers of the NOAA Corps and civilian wage mariners. NOAA's Office of Ocean Exploration and Research is responsible for operating the cutting-edge ocean exploration systems on the vessel. It is the only federal ship dedicated to systematic exploration of the planet's largely unknown ocean. Jane Lubchenco, Ph.D., the U.S. under secretary for oceans and atmosphere and NOAA administrator says Okeanos is scheduled to return to Indonesia next summer to continue its mission.


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When most couples plan a trip together they usually book an escape to some romantic destination where they can get a little time to themselves. Often their plans include plenty of rest and relaxation, perhaps with a little time on the beach or around the pool at some luxury resort. But David and Katherine Lowrie aren't like most couples and in much of the past year they have been on a 5000-mile long South American adventure that by the time they finish will have seen them travel the length of the continent – south to north – completely on foot.
The husband and wife team launched their journey back on July 28, 2012 in Punta Arenas, Chile – the southernmost town in South America. From there they started running north through Patagonia with their course taking them through Chile and Argentina before eventually wandering into Bolivia, Brazil and Venezuela. Along the way they've had to cross the Andes Mountains and find a way through the Amazon Rainforest, which has proven to be quite the obstacle to their journey.
When they first started, the Lowrie's set an ambitious time table to complete their expedition. They had hoped to finish the run in approximately a year and and planned to run an average of about 26-miles – the equivalent of a marathon – each and every day. That has been a significant challenge however and the daily grind has proven to be more difficult than they had first imagined. Their first year has come and gone and they're still on the road, although they have hit a significant milestone in recent days. They now have less than 1000 miles to go before they are done and while that is a significant distance for sure, it must seem like the home stretch for the the couple.
As if running 5000 miles across an entire continent hasn't been enough of a challenge, David and Katherine had other aspirations in mind when they set out as well. They've been using their expedition as a vehicle to raise funds for some important non-proft organizations that are attempting to protect wildlife in South America. Those organizations include Asociacion Armonia, BirdLife International and Conservacion Patagonica. Additionally, the Lowrie's launched the BigToe Classroom which provides educational resources for use in classrooms with lessons focused on their conservation efforts, the ecological makeup of South America and their incredible journey in general.
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4 bunches mustard greens
2 cups water
1 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon pepper
Pinch of granulated sugar
1 ham hock or 1/4 pound salt pork
1 hot green or red pepper
Soak and rinse greens well. Tear off thick parts of stems. Bring water to boil. Add remaining ingredients. Add greens and bring water back to a boil. Cover and simmer 30 to 45 minutes or until tender.