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Review of chapter "Epilogue - Three Months Later" from
This was an extremely well written story. I loved the plot, the sub-plots, and the fact that there were no miracle saves. You kept the Buffy character true to the show while making them into real people.
I do not watch Supernatural. I tried it once and after five minutes I so despised Dean I couldn't watch anymore. I wanted to say that because I think you made a character I dislike into someone I do like. This version of Dean was excellent.
Thank you for sharing you time and talent.
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Review of chapter "Chapter One" from
Lol it's just me again:). Couldn't sleep again so just wandering aimlessly thru the site and trip over you again :). Figure I was here so why not be loud and proud once again in your reviews instead of stalking you from afar :). So been thinking about this and you need to update your Star Wars fic next. No idea as I hate Star Wars and i realize that you are trying to convert me to thinking its good because you write it well but out of all of these that ones left in an odd place. It's like at epic cliff hanger but instead they cancel the show. Lol, so why put this here you ask well why not i was here already and it seemed much less pushy over here on a completed fic. Even if I do like your Buffy and Winchester fics the bestest. Besides how else and i to convince to to run off into the land of crazy and figure out how to get Buffy in the middle of and elladan and Elohir sammich from LOTR?!? Come on twins...sigh...sorry my eyes glazed over couldnt type.
So to wrap of this drive by random.... SMILE, WRITE, Be reasonably HAPPY (to happy is creepy) and know even in my sleeplessness I strive to make you smile for no apparent reason because Dammit Jim I CAN and all you fics me smile so we are even. Now Im going to bed...for real this time....yeah yeah okay one more fic but then really really....
In slumber
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Hi Bunney! Stalk away, I always enjoy hearing from you! :P I am, in fact, working on the new chapter of Antithisis now. It's laid out and about half written at this point, so still a little ways to go. But I'm getting there, slowly but surely. :) And LOTR... That scares me almost as much as the Star Wars 'verse... There's so much detailed world building there, I'd have to get my courage up before attempting that (and finish some incomplete stories...). *shrugs* Who knows where my muse will take me! He's one wild and crazy guy...
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Review of chapter "Epilogue - Three Months Later" from
Fantastic read, I literally could not put this down! I love how seamlessly you integrated the worlds in this story, it's such a rare find in stories because there is always something to miss but you just kicked butt here. The plot was rich and awesome and Buffy and Dean made my heart do that floppy thing it likes doing with such a great story and everyone else was written super well (hello Bobby!). It was hilarious and scary and heartbreaking and then you kept adding in twists and turns... Long story short, such an amazing story! Thank you for writing!
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Review of chapter "Epilogue - Three Months Later" from
Hey, I just found this story and gotta say I couldn't put it down!! Loved it. You wrote buffy the way I always imagined she wld be, away from the scoobys, as I sure wouldn't have forgave them!! And dean, u just gotta love dean!! I was happy to read something that wasn't just buffy thrown into season 1 with a few extra lines and everything else the same. I thought your plot was fab and flowed really well. Sucks she was in hell but it made good reading!!! I just need to keep my fingers n toes crossed that you decide on a sequel!! If not then I will continue to think they road off into the sunset killed some Demons n vamps and lived happily ever after!! ;)
I had a look at your fan art too, they looked great, I wish I could play about with photoshop like that but anything I've tried is shockingly bad.
Lee Anne
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Review of chapter "Epilogue - Three Months Later" from
I read this on FF.net and added it to my favorites!
I loved the phone conversations, the way that they said so much without really saying it. They knew each other well enough even though they didn't actually spend much physical time together.
Good pacing, even in the phone interludes. I felt like the characters really earned their happy endings.
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Review of chapter "Epilogue - Three Months Later" from
Absolutely brilliant story, it's a shame it ended there.
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Review of chapter "Epilogue - Three Months Later" from
Just read your story and it was AMAZING!!!!!!
Comments from author:
I'm really glad to hear you enjoyed it! :) Thanks so much for reading and reviewing!
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Review of chapter "Epilogue - Three Months Later" from
Very nice ending! I really enjoyed that last chapter (in addition to the rest of the story)!!
Comments from author:
I'm so glad you liked it! :) Thanks for checking it out and leaving a review!
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Review of chapter "Epilogue - Three Months Later" from
One of the best SPN/BtVS crossovers I've read in quite a while. And your characterizations were spot on. You also covered the material of the SPN universe in such a way as to not confuse those of us who haven't seen all of it, something I really appreciate, since I've seen later seasons, but not so much with the early stuff.
Really loved the role that Faith played and the way that very peculiar pairing seemed headed. Dean was Dean-y and Buffy was Buffy, but they weren't cardboard cut-outs of the characters... They were what they could have been had the shows been combined and they had experienced some of the things they did... the darkness was dark without being oppressive.
Thank you,
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I'm really glad to hear you enjoyed it! :) Sorry for all the typos you probably came across, I keep meaning to get in there and give this fic a good scrub down, but never seem to be able to find the time. It's nice to hear people are still enjoying it despite that. Thanks so much for checking it out and taking the time to leave such a nice review!
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Review of chapter "Epilogue - Three Months Later" from
I think this might honestly be the best welcome back into BTVS-crossover fanfiction ever. Here I am, looking for something BTVS/SPN to cheer me up and boot me back into fandom, and I stumble across this... which is just brilliant. So brilliant, it's painful.
Comments from author:
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Thanks so much for stopping in to check it out and thanks for the wonderfully kind review. :-) And welcome back!
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Review of chapter "Epilogue - Three Months Later" from
Awesome story! I loved it A LOT! I liked it because it seemed so real and true to their lives. Parts of the story went into some really dark places, but that made the calm, peaceful moments seem so much better. I could understand why the simple things in their life made them so happy. I would love a sequel!!!
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I'm so glad you enjoyed it! I don't have any plans for a sequel right now, but who knows if the urge might hit me later on. ;-) But I'm glad you hear you liked it enough to want more! Thanks so much for stopping in to read it and thanks for the kind review!
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Review of chapter "Epilogue - Three Months Later" from
Fantastic story! I enjoyed every moment of it. :)
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I'm so glad you liked it! :-D Thanks so much for reading and reviewing!
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Review of chapter "Epilogue - Three Months Later" from
Wonderful, beautiful, amazing story.
Nice way to end the story with the title of said story-'gone'.
Really can't tell you how much I love this story. Honestly, if you published fiction I would totally buy it. Everything about this story was perfect.
...well, I *am* a lil sad that now with Lucifer averted we don't get to see any Cas or Gabriel. le sigh ;) Oh well, maybe they'll pop up in Buffy and Dean's lives somehow! :)
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I'm so, so glad you enjoyed the story! And thank you so much for taking the time to leave all these wonderful reviews (again!)! It seriously made my day seeing all those. As far as Lucifer and Cas and Gabriel go... I have a little plot bunny for another Buffy/Dean fic that has all of them in it. We'll see when and if it gets written though. It has to battle it out with the other dozen bunnies. :-P But I REALLY want to write for Cas... lol! Off to work on more LC! Thanks again, Luna!
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Review of chapter "Chapter Twenty-five" from
I dunno why, but I had a FEELING there'd be some Faith/John action. Maybe? heehee. I read one story with them as pairing and enjoyed it.
Glad to see Kennedy, Azazel, and Meg get what they deserved!
Comments from author:
Oh man! I seriously thought my Faith/John-ness was original. :-( Poo... I absolutely LOVE the idea of those two. I might have to write a connecting one shot for those two one of these days...
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Review of chapter "Chapter Twenty-Four" from
lochaber axe? Hey, I learned something new today! :)
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lol! The wonders of a little research - I didn't know that either until I went looking stuff up about the Scythe. :-P
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In this section, you will learn how to find the modification date and time of the file.
Description of code:
We have created an instance of File class and specify the file. Then, we have checked whether the specified file exists. It it exists then we have used lastModified() method that will return the modification date and time of the file. This return value is system dependent. The return value is of long type, so in order to display the date and time in a format, we have used SimpleDateFormat class.
exists()- This method File class checks whether the file or directory denoted by the pathname exists or not.
lastModified( )- this method of File class gives the last modification date and time of the specified file or folder name. This method shows the time in millisecond.
SimpleDateFormat- This class is used to formatting and parsing dates in a manner.
format()- This method of SimpleDateFormat class formats a date into a date/time string in a pattern.
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import java.io.*;
In the above code, we have used lastModified() method of File class to retrieve the last modification data and time of specified file. Through the above code, you can determine the modification date and time of any file or folder.
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Judge says video showed sadistic side
Ismael Bangs waves to his family after he was sentenced to a minimum of 17 years for the kidnapping and torture of a 15-year-old-boy. (DAVID LANE/UNION LEADER)
On Thursday, Abramson sentenced Bangs - who pleaded guilty in mid-trial to kidnapping, first-degree assault, criminal threatening and witness-tampering - to a minimum of 17 years in prison.
Bangs and his co-defendant, Yvens Luclaise, 26, lured the teen to Bangs' apartment July 14, 2011, made him strip naked, burned him on the arms with a knife heated over a lighter, dripped hot melted rubber from a glove on his abdomen, stuffed paper up his nostrils and lighted it, glued his lips together and threatened him with a meat cleaver.
It was payback for being "a snitch," which required the return of shoplifted items to a mall store. Assistant Hillsborough County Attorney Karen Gorham said Bangs told the teen "this is ruining my swag."
She said Bangs intended to make the victim "pay." On the video, she said, the victim looks at the camera and asks: "Is he trying to kill me?"
As the torture continued, she said: "The music would get louder and louder when (the victim) screamed." After repeatedly turning up the music, Bangs' eventual solution was to glue the victim's lips together to mute the screaming.
Gorham dismissed the defense report by a doctor who did a psychological evaluation of Bangs. Gorham said the doctor watched the torture video, but described it only as a "defendant engaged in negative behavior."
Defense attorney Roger Chadwick acknowledged the video "riles up our emotions," but sought to downplay the seriousness of the victim's injuries, saying he was discharged from the hospital after his lips were unglued.
"The only thing he walked away with were the burns," said Chadwick, who said an eight-year sentence was appropriate.
Abramson refused Chadwick's request to present a clip of the "Blood Diamonds" movie, to show what life was like in war-torn Sierra Leone, where Bangs and his mother and baby sister fled from Liberia. They came to the United States as refugees in June 2004.
Bangs' mother testified about her efforts to survive the Sierra Leone fighting, with her 1-year-old daughter on her back and 3-year-old Ishmael holding her hand as they sought to escape the violence. She said her son suffered a leg wound as they tried to make their way to safety.
"My son is not a bad person," she said in the testimony punctuated by tears and sobs. "Kids just make bad decisions."
Gorham questioned her about Bangs' problems in school, starting five months after his arrival in this country.
Gorham said there were 212 times that Bangs was cited for breaking rules, using vulgar language, punching holes in school bus seats, causing damage and other issues that brought his mother to school frequently as the school system sought to teach Bangs how to follow the rules.
Chadwick said what Bangs saw and experienced in Sierra Leone affected his behavior.
"He couldn't see through his filter that it was inappropriate," said Chadwick.
Bangs himself asked Abramson for "a second chance."
He said: "I don't think there's anybody more disappointed in me than myself ... I'd like to see my daughter grow up."
Abramson said that when people come to this country from places where violence is normal, we hold them to the same laws and behaviors that we expect of ourselves. Otherwise, she said, the United States would become like the countries the refugees flee.
Abramson told Bangs that in addition to the torture victim, he has hurt his mother, who had high hopes for him. "She is also your victim," said Abramson.
The torture victim and his family did not appear at the sentencing, sending a text message read by Gorham that said the family is moving on with their lives.
Bangs was sentenced to 3 1/2 to seven years for kidnapping, consecutive sentences of 3 1/2 to seven years on each of three criminal threatening charges, a concurrent 3 1/2 to seven years for witness tampering, and a consecutive 3 1/2 to 15 years for first degree assault. A six-month sentence on a probation violation is concurrent. Bangs, who has been held since his arrest, is given credit for 574 days of pre-trial credit.
Bangs' co-defendant, Luclaise, 26, was convicted a year ago and is serving a minimum of 10 1/2 years in prison for his part in the July 14, 2011, kidnap and torture.
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As the year comes to a close, so will these shops around town12/24/14 Blog
I'm convinced there are some of us with an inner "sale rack radar" - an unconscious beam guiding us to the next sale.
Sometimes, it bumps up against bad news. In case you haven't been in downtown St. Pete in a while, you may not have noticed a couple of your favorite shops are making big changes.Luckily, they come with silver linings.
Josie B boutique, nestled in the strip of shops just east the Sundial complex, is closing. You know what that means -- DEALS DEALS DEALS. As the giant sign on the front window says, everything must go and items are 50-75% off. I may or may not have snuck in and bought 2 pairs of sunglasses for $10....
Federal judge dismisses lawsuit against city of St. Petersburg12/22/14Civil
TAMPA — A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit that homeless advocate Bruce Wright's filed against the city of St. Petersburg, which banned him from a park after an arrest last year.
Wright was arrested in March 2013 after police said he interfered with an arrest at Williams Park, often a hub for homeless in St. Petersburg. He also was issued a trespass warning and ordered to stay out of the park for a year. ...
Rays' president strikes cooperative tone on stadium deal with St. Petersburg12/19/14News
ST. PETERSBURG — A day after the City Council slammed the stadium door on the Tampa Bay Rays, two main players made pointed overtures toward reconciliation.
"Despite the tally last night there seems to be good momentum toward reaching an agreement,'' Rays president of baseball operations Matt Silverman said Friday, referring to the council's 5-3 vote against a plan to let the team explore stadium sites in Hillsborough County....
Will Kriseman rebound from failed Rays vote? Council members think so12/19/14 Blog
ST. PETERSBURG | As chatter about the failed vote on the recently proposed Rays stadium deal continued Friday, Mayor Rick Kriseman turned his attention to his holiday vacation.
His spokesman Ben Kirby said the mayor had no plans to meet with any council members or the Rays on Friday. He is leaving town next week for a vacation with his family.
"What the mayor said last night stands today," Kirby said. "This was a council decision. He meant what he said in chambers: This is the deal."...
Rays' Matt Silverman: Talks with St. Petersburg will continue despite failed vote on stadium deal12/19/14 Local Government
UPDATE 2:20 p.m.: Matt Silverman, baseball operations president for the Tampa Bay Rays, said Friday afternoon there is "good momentum" toward reaching stadium deal, despite a failed City Council vote.
Silverman said he expects talks with the city to continue "as we work toward an agreeable outcome."
ST. PETERSBURG — The morning after the Tampa Bays Rays lost a huge opportunity to explore new stadium sites in Tampa, the man whose question led to a meltdown in City Council chambers and squelched the deal offered some advice. ...
St. Petersburg City Council rejects Rays stadium search deal12/18/14 Local Government
ST. PETERSBURG — The stadium standoff continues. Baseball's uncertain future in Tampa Bay has grown more complicated and — if possible — more testy.
The St. Petersburg City Council on Thursday rejected an agreement negotiated by Mayor Rick Kriseman that would have given the Tampa Bay Rays three years to explore stadium sites in Hillsborough and Pinellas counties.
Council members got their backs up when Rays president Brian Auld refused to yield an iota on development rights on Tropicana Field and other issues....
New 'second chance' program for youth offenders to debut in St. Pete in 201512/18/14 Local Government
ST. PETERSBURG — Several months after embracing the idea of revamping its approach to juvenile crime, the city is now just weeks from implementing a new system designed to steer hundreds of young people away from the criminal justice system.
In early January, officials hope to roll out the "Juvenile Second Chance Program," driven by a collaboration between the police and parks and recreation departments....
St. Petersburg gets first look at pier proposals12/15/14 Local Government
ST. PETERSBURG — After six years of discussions and the selection and contentious rejection of a much-reviled design for a new pier, St. Petersburg is back for a second try.
On Monday, eight design teams offered fresh ways to look at the closed inverted pyramid, with some pitching an entirely new shape for the iconic landmark.
The teams competing for the $46 million product, with $33 million targeted for construction, are proposing concepts that include new features such as a waterfall, lagoons and terraces....
Suspension and pay cut ordered for St. Petersburg assistant city attorney facing DUI charge12/12/14 Local Government
ST. PETERSBURG — A city attorney who recently got his third DUI arrest will take a pay cut and face additional consequences at work, officials said Friday.
Longtime city employee Mark Winn, who has been the No. 2 attorney for the past few years, will serve a monthlong suspension without pay beginning Monday, according to City Attorney John Wolfe.
Winn, 60, was in his 2003 gray BMW about 1:40 a.m. Nov. 30 at 32nd Avenue N and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Street when a St. Petersburg officer pulled him over after seeing the car cross the double yellow line half a dozen times. ...
St. Petersburg police officer suspended after public masturbation allegations12/12/14 Public Safety
ST. PETERSBURG — A police officer has been suspended for two weeks following accusations that he was caught this summer masturbating in a downtown parking lot.
Officer Andrew Cane, 38, was off duty and in his personal vehicle on the afternoon of Aug. 25 when a tow truck driver came upon him in a lot at 801 Central Ave.
The driver for A-1 Recovery was preparing to haul away the vehicle, which was in a tow away zone, when he realized it was running and approached the passenger window....
Holloway pledges broader discussion of race in policing practices12/09/14 Public Safety
ST. PETERSBURG — Police Chief Tony Holloway knows many in the community are clamoring for a deeper discussion about race, police and the relationship between the two.
All he had to do was walk a few steps outside his agency's headquarters Tuesday night, where about 40 people held signs and chanted about justice, peace and an end to police brutality in black communities.
"Fired up! Ain't takin' no more!" they yelled....
Kriseman-Rays stadium deal is in the works, but meets complications (w/video)12/09/14 Local Government
ST. PETERSBURG — Mayor Rick Kriseman on Tuesday announced a deal with the Tampa Bay Rays to let the team explore new stadium sites in Hillsborough County to keep them in the region and even — Kriseman hopes — in St. Petersburg.
The deal next goes to the City Council for a vote on Thursday. But within moments of Kriseman's news conference Tuesday, complications emerged....
Rays and Kriseman reach agreement to allow Hillsborough stadium search12/08/14 Local Government
ST. PETERSBURG — Mayor Rick Kriseman and the Tampa Bay Rays have negotiated an agreement to let the team search for new stadium sites in Hillsborough County in exchange for payments to the city if the team leaves before its contract at Tropicana Field expires in 2027.
Kriseman wants the City Council to approve the "memorandum of understanding" at its meeting on Thursday.
Payments would be based on how many years remain on the Trop lease if the Rays leave, starting at $4 million a season until December 2018, dropping to $3 million a season from 2019 to 2022 and $2 million from 2023 through 2026....
St. Pete police chief backs out of Uhuru forum, forms new group to plan community discussion on race relations and law enforcement12/03/14 Blog
ST. PETERSBURG | A week ago, local Uhuru members announced they wanted to have a community forum about race relations and law enforcement. And they wanted a special guest: new St. Petersburg Police Chief Tony Holloway, to be there.
"I think it's a good conversation to have about perception versus reality," Holloway told the Tampa Bay Times Nov. 25, a few hours after an Uhuru-led demonstration downtown in protest of a grand jury's decision not to indict a police officer who shot and killed an unarmed teen earlier this year in Ferguson, Mo....
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ST. PETERSBURG — For the third time, police have arrested the city's chief assistant attorney on a charge of drunken driving.
Mark Winn gave up his job title Tuesday afternoon, though he is still employed as an attorney by the city.
Winn, 60, was in his 2003 gray BMW about 1:40 a.m. Sunday at 32nd Avenue N and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Street N when a St. Petersburg officer pulled him over after seeing the car cross the double yellow line half a dozen times....


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Dear Marko,
The Cassadines' disdain towards the Spencers began after Luke thwarted their plans to take over the world, and family patriarch Mikkos died in the process. Hidden in the shadows of Luke and Laura's fairytale wedding, Mikkos's widow, Helena (then played by Elizabeth Taylor) placed a curse on the happy couple. She vowed revenge for her husband's death. Stavros's abduction and obsession with Laura furthered the war between the families. The war was brought back home when Nikolas arrived in Port Charles to give blood to his sick little half-sister, Lesley Lu. Laura would learn that her mother, Lesley, who she believed had died, was actually alive and being held in a catatonic state by Stefan Cassadine. (DD)
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Chef Kent Grahams latest restaurant venture, littleSpoon, is set to open in May in Myers Park. Featuring reclaimed oak tables custom built in Charleston and cabinetry from an independently owned workshop in Cornelius, the restaurant will blend rustic and industrial elements to create a warm, modern ambiance. littleSpoon is a locally driven, seasonally inspired breakfast, lunch and brunch eatery, says Graham, who was formerly the executive chef at Block & Grinder. We offer an ever-changing menu of simple food, elevated by locally sourced produce and proteins. As one of the citys favorite chefs, we asked where Graham goes to chow down, grab a drink, or just relax in the Queen City. Valerie SladeEating Local
I love the Matthews Community Famers Market. They are my Saturday morning family if you will. When I was first looking for a farmers market, one of the main things I looked for was a market that audited its farmers to ensure that the product they were selling was actually from that farm.Southern Comfort
I find Jim N Nicks style of BBQ to be closest to that of Memphis, which is where I was born and raised. To me, BBQ is something more than just food. It is a memory, a time, a feeling of my past. It takes me back to Sunday lunches with my family while sitting at the dinning room table. When I crave North Carolina style, I enjoy Bill Spoons on South.Dining Out
One of my favorite places to go for dinner is Customshop. To go in after a long day, sit at the end of the bar, have a cocktail and a few small plates would be it. I cant just say one dish -- I am a big guy, so it takes more than one dish! Cowfish would be my close second with the Whats Shaken Tuna Bacon.City Hideaway
I love going to the Overlook at the airport. There is something so relaxing to sit back and see planes constantly taking off and landing. I also enjoy working in my garden at home.
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yep yep, so me and my friend were at the mall last night pretty drunk(we had killed like 3 natty lights each) and he dared me to get a tatto. Since i was trashed i obliged and got one. Looking back on it, it maybe wasnt a great decision but im not too dissapointed in what i got. I spilt V8 on my webcam the other day so i cant take a pic right now but ill try to get one for you guys soon. I got it on my forearm and this is the pic he used to draw from, same colors
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After years of effort, with 95 percent grant funding, the Rural Improvement District #1 northeast sewer line project will be complete by late summer. Julie Korkow of the Southeastern Montana Economic Development Corporation said emphatically at Tuesday morning's county commissioners meeting that "RID #1 is going to happen....
May and June will be busy election months for the state of Montana, and the Miles City School District is no exception, as four seats on the Unified Board of Trustees will be open for election. One rural seat and three city seats will be available. The four seats are currently held by board veterans, and each is expected to run for re-...
For the Custer County District High School Cowgirl basketball team, they had high hopes going to the State A Tournament for the first time since 2009. But those hopes of bringing home a trophy were dashed on Saturday morning when the Cowgirls were eliminated by Eastern A foe Laurel in loser-out action. The Cowgirls ended the season 13-11....
The Triple Threats completed an undefeated season in the Miles City boys fifth- and sixth-grade league, winning the championship 22-12 over the Green Gunners on Thursday. In the third-place game, the Blue Blazers beat the Timber Wolves 17-8. The Triple Threats were also the regular-season champions and sold the most tickets. The Thunder...
A daughter was born to Jody Tellock and Nathan Huber of Fallon on Saturday, March 8, 2014, at Holy Rosary Healthcare in Miles City.
Spring is in the air, and plans are being made for the Eastern Montana Fair, which will be August 20-23. A quick glance at a calendar shows that there is a change this year. While everything else will stay the same, the fair will be held Wednesday through Saturday, instead of the usual Thursday through Sunday. Fair Manager Gail Shaw...
Making their first appearance in the state tournament since 2009, the Custer County Cowgirls looked like seasoned pros against Hamilton yesterday. But the Cowgirls came up just short, falling 46-42 in the first-round in Great Falls. "They rose to the occasion," Cowgirls head coach Jacqui Engstrom said. "They came focused...
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The Malaysian government has set up three new ministerial committees to "streamline and strengthen" its handling of the disappearance of Flight MH370.
The bodies will handle the matters relating to the next of kin of those boarded the ill-fated flight, technical aspects of the investigation and asset deployment for the Search and Rescue operations (SAR).
Acting Transport Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein said: "The next of Kin committee will be handled by Deputy Foreign Minister Datuk Hamzah Zainuddin.
"This committee will oversee all aspects regarding the next of Kin of those on board MH370, providing families with information on the search operation, and offering support after the search operation has been concluded."
"The second committee oversees technicalities, specifically, the formation and the appointment of the investigation team.
"Abdul Aziz Kaprawi, the Deputy Minister of Transport, leads this committee."
Hishammuddin said the third committee would take over issues related to the deployment of assets for the search operation, led by Deputy Defense Minister, Datuk Abdul Rahim Bakri.
"This committee will work with foreign counterparts involved in the search operation, and liaise closely with the Australian Joint Agency Co-ordination Centre," Hishammuddin said.
The airline AirAsia, which serves Malaysia and Southeast Asia, is pulling its April inflight magazine Travel 3Sixty after an unfortunately-timed message appeared inside reading: "Pilot training in AirAsia is continuous and very thorough.
"Rest assured that your captain is well prepared to ensure your plane will never get lost."
Executive chairman Datuk Kamarudin Meranun apologised in a statement, which read: "With deep regret and remorse I would like to sincerely apologize for any offense (sic) caused by the Pilot's Perspective article in the latest issue of Travel 3Sixty magazine.
"As a monthly contributor, Capt Lim Khoy Hing prepared all of his articles months in advance before the magazine goes to print.
"This is a truly difficult time for the nation and words cannot describe how I personally feel of this incident.
"It truly saddens me that this article was released at such an inopportune moment."
Rolls-Royce and Boeing should be more involved in handling the case of missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 instead of letting MAS alone face the media and grieving family members, said Advanced Air Traffic System (AAT) Sdn Bhd.
Its chairman Datuk Zolkipli Abdul said Rolls-Royce as the engine maker and Boeing, the aircraft manufacturer should both answer for the incident as the investigations have not ruled out their involvement yet.
"We have been seeing MAS handling the press conferences alone and answering on behalf of Boeing and Rolls-Royce all these while and it seems like they are trying to put the burden of proof on MAS alone," the New Straits Times quoted him as saying.
"Even when we were told that the two agencies have cooperated with the United States aviation security investigation team, as the manufacturer for Boeing 777-200ER, Boeing should have the technical capacities to significantly contribute to MH370's search and rescue operation (SAR).
"It is not acceptable for Rolls-Royce being the engine maker of an engine that costs more than RM500 million to not have the technology to track the engine from the plane.
"We can use the same analogy as buying a luxury car, every engine will be installed with a tracker that allows the maker to track the engine in case of theft or loss.
"MAS spend a great deal of money to secure the best services from both Boeing and Rolls-Royce but when this incident happened, both of them seemed to have clammed up."
Journalist Stephen Coates is reporting that Australia's Foreign Minister Julie Bishop says the Chinese authorities have still not officially confirmed the report from China's state news agency Xinhua about the pings from a device - possibly the black box of missing Flight MH370.
Mr Coates posted a message on Twitter which read: "Australian FM Julie Bishop says there's still no official Chinese confirmation of Xinhua report re #MH370 ping."
Australian FM Julie Bishop says there's still no official Chinese confirmation of Xinhua report re #MH370 ping— Stephen Coates (@SMCoates) April 5, 2014
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has said that search teams looking for flight MH370 were "hopeful but by no means certain" that a pulse signal reportedly detected by a Chinese ship in the Indian Ocean was related to the missing jet.
Abbott told reporters while on a visit to Tokyo, Japan: "This is the most difficult search in human history.
"We are searching for an aircraft which is at the bottom of a very deep ocean and it is a very, very wide search area.
"We need to be very careful about coming to hard and fast conclusions too soon."
Up to 10 military planes, 2 civil planes and 13 ships will assist in today's search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.
The hunt resumes after Chinese state news agency Xinhua reported that a patrol vessel hunting for the downed jetliner had picked up a "ping" on Saturday, raising hopes that it could be from the underwater beacon of the plane's "black box" voice and data recorders.
Australian search authorities said such a signal would be consistent with a black box, but both they and Xinhua stressed there was no conclusive evidence linking it to the Boeing 777 that went missing on March 8 with 239 people aboard shortly after taking off from Kuala Lumpur for Beijing.
Breaking: Australian authorities say a second "acoustic event" has been detected within 2km of the first "ping" detected yesterday.
Ships and planes have been deployed to investigate.
At this stage, the authorities cannot, however, confirm whether the signal is from missing Flight MH370's black box.
Let's quickly recap on the latest developments in the hunt for missing Flight MH370.
International search planes and ships are heading to an area where a Chinese ship twice heard what could be signals from the downed jetliner's black box locators.
Retired Air Chief Marshal Angus Houston, the head of the Australian agency coordinating the operation, said two reported acoustic detections from the Haixun 01 were a good lead but there remained no certainty that they had come from the missing plane.
Aircrews from seven countries have been flying dozens of missions from Perth deep into the southern Indian Ocean looking for debris from the jet and have been joined by ships fitted with sophisticated equipment designed to pick up the locators on the black box voice and data recorders.
The Boeing 777 lost communications and disappeared from civilian radar less than an hour into an overnight flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 8.
Special equipment will be needed to determine whether the two sets of "pulse signals" detected by Chinese patrol ship Haixun 01 had led search crews to missing Flight MH370.
Australian search chief Retired Air Chief Marshal Angus Houston said: "We need HMS Echo and the Australian defence vessel Ocean Shield to come to the location because they have special equipment that can help us make the judgement whether there is anything down there."
Search crews are now focusing their attention on the southern section of the current search area.
Australian Air Chief Marshall Angus Houston said the British navy's HMS Echo, which is fitted with sophisticated sound locating equipment, is moving immediately to the area where the Haixun 01 detected the signals.
The Australian navy's Ocean Shield, which is carrying high-tech sound detectors from the U.S. Navy, will also travel to the area.
Xinhua news agency have put some video up on YouTube covering the Chinese efforts to locate MH370 in the past 48 hours.
CNN are quoting a senior Malaysian government source as having said MH370 flew around Indonesian airspace on its path towards the south Indian Ocean.
This conclusion was draw from satellite data.
The source suggested the plane may have been deliberately flown around Indonesian airspace to avoid detection.
Here's Australian Air Chief Marshall Angus Houston talking about the 'promising' pings heard in the last 24 hours.
Sky News is reporting that there have now been THREE separate pings detected in the search area.
At least one of these was at the same frequency as a plane's black box detector.
To clarify, two of the signals were detected by the Chinese ship Haixan-01.
The first was on Friday and the second on Saturday about 2km away.
The third signal was reported by an Australian ship, the Ocean Shield, in a different location.
Investigators are also urging caution over the possible signals, indicating there is no confirmation they are related to MH370.
False alerts can be triggered by sea life, including whales, or by noise from ships.
Australian officials reported last week that an alert sounded on the British Royal Navy vessel, H.M.S. Echo, which is equipped with black box detection equipment, but the signal turned out to be false.
Experts have indicated it is likely the signal heard by the Chinese and Australian ships.
Anish Patel, president of Dukane Seacom – which says it manufactured the black box beacons used on MH370 – told CNN that the signal reportedly detected by the Haixun 01 was "identical" to the standard frequency emitted by its pingers.
David Gallo, an oceanographer who helped in the search for Air France flight 447 in the Atlantic Ocean in 2009, said the pulse detected was unlikely to occur naturally.
"It could very well be one of the beacons," he told the Observer.
A mass prayer is being held for the victims and families of MH370 in Kuala Lumpur.
The Straits Times reports more than 2,000 people joining the vigil on Sunday.
Orange-robed Buddhist monks chanted mantras for almost two hours, before about two dozen tearful relatives left the event.
Mass prayer held in Kuala Lumpur for #MH370 passengers http://t.co/7IDH7MEbdM pic.twitter.com/Y5ik76Qvcy— ST Foreign Desk (@STForeignDesk) April 6, 2014
Ravi Madavaram, an aviation analyst with Frost & Sullivan based in Kuala Lumpur, said most beacons used in the maritime and aviation industry had the same frequency and the ping could "likely" be from flight MH370.
"But the Chinese have not said exactly where the 'ping' is originating and where they detected it," he said.
"The Chinese had previously given false alarms, so we need to verify from others before we can confirm that we have a ping."
It's been an awful four weeks - but we would echo these sentiments.
Many people have made a huge effort to find MH370.
#MH370 efforts made by all the people involved in searching the blackbox need to be applauded !!— Zarmina (@ZFurqaan) April 6, 2014
The wait for news must be agonising for the families.
Families of missing #MH370 wait for
Official verification of pulse signals
#Beijing #PrayForMH370 pic.twitter.com/9iIyQG8B88— Phil (@PhiIIip_Thomas) April 6, 2014
Malaysian Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein has tweeted this picture of a grieving relative earlier.
She is so strong "@haryanimsl: The one in yellow tudung,mom of mohd razahan,she told me that u told her not to cry.. pic.twitter.com/bgdYDCowu4"— Hishammuddin Hussein (@HishammuddinH2O) April 6, 2014
As we reported earlier, there has been a candle-lit vigil in Kuala Lumpur for the 239 people who perished on flight MH370.
But it remains a difficult situation for family and friends.
"This is not a prayer for the dead because we have not found bodies. This is a prayer for blessings and that the plane will be found," said Liow Tiong Lai, the president of the government coalition party that organized the two-hour session.
The British naval ship HMS Echo is among those vessels sailing to the area where pulse signals were heard to investigate further.
It is expected to arrive in the early hours of Monday.
HMS Echo is believed to have arrived in the southern Indian Ocean ready to help in the search for the missing plane.
It is in the area where a Chinese boat detected pings and is listening for the black box shortly according to Sky's Alistair Bunkall.
Before it can begin its search, the ship will need perform environmental tests.
So before she starts listening for the black box, HMS Echo must basically work out what other sounds are out there to calibrate her systems— Alistair Bunkall (@AliBunkallSKY) April 6, 2014
Royal Navy survey ship HMS Echo is ready to help search efforts to find the black box of the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.
The Ministry of Defence (MoD) confirmed the ship had arrived at the location where the Chinese boat, Haixun 01, detected a "pulse signal" in the southern Indian Ocean.
China's official Xinhua News Agency said that the patrol vessel had detected a signal at 37.5 kilohertz (cycles per second) - the same frequency emitted by flight data recorders aboard the missing Boeing 777 - in the search area, Associated Press said.
HMS Echo arrived this week in the area where search efforts are focused to find the missing plane. It is now hoped the ship's sophisticated sound locating equipment will help in the hunt for the plane's flight recorders.
Flight MH370, bound for Beijing from Kuala Lumpur, disappeared on March 8 with 239 people on board, with a three-week search finding no sign of it.
A spokeswoman for the MoD said it was good news that the ship had arrived and would join in the search for the black box.
HMS Echo is not the only naval vessel providing assistance. The Australian navy's Ocean Shield, which is carrying hi-tech sound detectors from the US Navy, was also travelling to the area.
Here's a bit more info on the three pings that have now been heard in the Indian Ocean.
The contacts, which are believed to be from the black box, means that the search area has been narrowed to 83,000 square miles - roughly the size of Great Britain.
But the hunt continues as the battery life of the box begins to fade.
The search continues for the black box of flight MH370.
The map below shows Sunday's search.
Planes will be heading to the region which is concentrated on a similar search zone that was identified on Saturday after possible black box pings were detected.
A professor of maritime security has said that the pings heard in the Indian Ocean have to be from a plane.
Chris Bellamy, from the University of Greenwich, told sky news that it was "very difficult" to think what else they could be.
He told the news channel: "That is the frequency of an aircraft black box. Ships have black boxes, but that's at 400kHz-15kHz, so quite a different range of frequnces. It's very difficult to think what else this could be,"
Malaysia's acting transport minister Hishammudin Hussein has written this on Facebook.
"Another week but a new week nevertheless for #MH370.
"It brings with it hope & more determination to find a closure.
"Malaysians continue to be united."
Let's have a quick recap on the latest developments in the hunt for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370.
Royal Navy survey ship HMS Echo is ready to help search efforts to find the plane's black box.
The Ministry of Defence (MoD) confirmed the ship had arrived at the location where the Chinese boat, Haixun 01, detected a "pulse signal" in the southern Indian Ocean.
China's official Xinhua News Agency said that the patrol vessel had detected a signal at 37.5 kilohertz (cycles per second) - the same frequency emitted by flight data recorders aboard the missing Boeing 777 - in the search area, Associated Press said.
HMS Echo arrived this week in the area where search efforts are focused to find the missing plane.
It is now hoped the ship's sophisticated sound locating equipment will help in the hunt for the plane's flight recorders.
Flight MH370, bound for Beijing from Kuala Lumpur, disappeared on March 8 with 239 people on board, with a three-week search finding no sign of it.
A spokeswoman for the MoD said it was good news that the ship had arrived and would join in the search for the black box.
HMS Echo is not the only naval vessel providing assistance.
The Australian Navy's Ocean Shield, which is carrying hi-tech sound detectors from the US Navy, was also travelling to the area.
A newspaper controlled by Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak's Umno party has suggested that MH370's disappearance was the work of the United States Central Intelligence Agency.
An article in Utusan said: "If the CIA could arrange for the attack on the World Trade Center in New York on September 11, 2001, it is not improbable to link MH370 with the intelligence agency.
"What if the MH370 tragedy had been arranged by certain parties to put Malaysia's relationship with China in jeopardy?"
The revelation that two of the passengers on board Flight MH370 were travelling on stolen passports has prompted the US to start screening the passports of those leaving the country.
Previously only those entering the US were checked out.
The change came to light on Friday during a congressional hearing.
John Wagner of Customs and Border Patrol told Texas Rep Sheila Jackson Lee his agency started screening passports of departing fliers after Flight 370 disappeared.
Asked during the hearing if the agency would continue this practice, Wagner replied, "Absolutely."
"Ensuring people are properly credentialed and we know who they are is a key piece of that," he said.
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority, which is co-ordinating the hunt for missing Flight MH370, has released a map of the three areas of the Indian Ocean which are being searched today.
One area is located 1,950 km north west of Perth and another is 2,260km north west of the same city.
The final search area is 1,140km west of Learmonth, western Australia.
Much has been made of the impact that the search for missing Flight MH370 has had on relations between Malaysia and China.
Some reports have suggested the relationship between the two countries has been strained since the plane disappeared on March 8.
However, China's ambassador to Malaysia sought to distance these "radical views" from his country's official position.
They "do not represent the views of Chinese people and the Chinese government," he was quoted as saying.
The investigation launched by Malaysia into the disappearance of MH370 began on Saturday despite the fact no wreckage has yet been found.
This is most unusual.
The probe will involve aviation experts from Australia, the United States, China, Britain and France.
The investigation was announced amid concerns that Malaysia's informal investigations to date have lacked the legal standing of an official inquiry convened under U.N. rules.
Under International Civil Aviation Organisation rules, the country where the aircraft is registered leads the investigation when the incident takes place in international waters.
Malaysian Defense Minister Hishammuddin Hussein said the investigation would comprise three groups: one would examine maintenance records, structures and systems; an "operations" group would study flight recorders, operations and meteorology; and a "medical and human factors" group would look into psychology, pathology and survival.
There have been plenty of conspiracy theories aired since Flight MH370 went missing on March 8.
One such theory is that the plane flew to the tiny island of Diego Garcia, in the Indian Ocean.
The island is administered by the United Kingdom but home to a US Naval Base.
It has had no indigenous inhabitants since they were forcibly relocated to other islands in the Chagos Archipelago, as well as Mauritius and the Seychelles, in 1971.
The theory was given some credence when it was discovered that the island's landing strip was programmed into the home flight simulator of MH370's pilot, Captain Zaharie Shah.
However, an FBI investigation found "nothing sinister" about Shah's flight simulator files.
Breaking: The Australian vessel Ocean Shield has detected signals consistent with transmissions from aircraft black boxes.
The vessel is one of several searching an area of the Indian Ocean west of Australia for missing Flight MH370.
British ship HMS Echo is also on the scene assisting in the search.
The black box signals were heard at a depth of 4,500 metres (about 14,764 feet) according to the man who is co-ordinating the search for missing Flight MH370.
Retired Australian Air Chief Marshal Angus Houston said: "We've got a visual indication on a screen, and we've also got an audible signal.
"And the audible signal sounds to me just like an emergency locator beacon."
However, Houston added: "Nothing happens fast.
"We have a promising lead, but we have yet to get confirming evidence."
The first detection held for 2.5 hours before the ship lost contact.
After turning around, the ship picked up the signal for around 13 minutes, he said.
"On this occasion two distinct pinger returns were audible," Houston said.
"Significantly, this would be consistent with transmissions from both the flight data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder."
This is where the Australians have been searching today.
Confirmation of whether the signals were emitted from the Kuala Lumpur-to-Beijing bound plane could take several days.
The black boxes are equipped with locator beacons that send pings but the beacons' batteries are thought to be running out of charge by now, a month after Flight MH370 disappeared.
The U.S. Navy "pinger locator" connected to the Australian ship Ocean Shield was trawling an area some 300 nautical miles away from separate reports by Chinese patrol ship Haixun 01 of a pulse signal with the same frequency of a black box.
Here's some video filed by China's Xinhua News Agency from China's search efforts today.
Here's a pic of the Australian ship 'Ocean Shield' which is leading the hunt for MH370.
Ocean Shield, en route to the search zone for #MH370, is one odd-but-gorgeous looking ship (photo by: Hpeterswald) pic.twitter.com/78C04SyGTE— Henry Williams (@digitalhen) April 7, 2014
Alec Duncan, expert in underwater acoustics at Curtin University's Centre for Marine Science and Technology said the lead was promising but impossible to verify without confirmed wreckage from the aircraft.
"It's a difficult business, operating underwater and trying to detect anything in the sort of water depth that this search involves and its impossible to be 100 percent sure of anything until the wreckage is actually on the deck of the ship," he told the Australian Broadcasting Corp.
A second search area is being maintained in waters where a Chinese vessel had also picked up "ping" signals at the weekend in an area more than 300 nautical miles from the latest signals.
Chinese patrol ship Haixun 01 reported receiving a pulse signal with a frequency of 37.5 kHz, consistent with the signal emitted by flight recorders, on Friday and again on Saturday.
Houston said the Chinese and Australian discoveries of pings were consistent with work done on analysing radar and satellite data but the Ocean Shield's leads were now the most promising.
Signals believed to be emitted from the black boxes from MH370 are at a staggering depth of about 14,764 feet.
That means the elusive device that records aircraft data may be deeper than the wreck of the RMS Titanic.
The vessel sank on its maiden voyage in the north Atlantic 370 miles off the coast of Newfoundland and rested at a depth of 12,500 feet.
For salvage teams who could deploy the Bluefin 21 to fix the location of the "pings" the depth could pose a problem.
The 21 foot long robotic underwater vehicle which has a depth limit of 14,763 ft (4,500M).
Autonomous underwater vehicle Bluefin-21 could soon be used in search for plane - Prof Chris Bellamy #r4today pic.twitter.com/oggl9SQFlf— BBC Radio 4 Today (@BBCr4today) April 7, 2014
Professor David Stupples believes the "pings" detected by the Australian Ocean Shield are more credible than those a Chinese vessel claimed to have picked up on Saturday.
The communications and computing systems expert told Sky News the latest signals were picked up by an advanced pinger locator being towed deep under the sea.
Malaysia's acting transport minister Hishammuddin Hussein has said he is "cautiously hopeful" about signals picked up 1,650km off the coast of Perth.
He reiterated the words of Australia's Air Chief Marshall (ret) Angus Houston that the detection was "the most promising lead we have had".
Mr Hussein spoke to reporters at a press conference in Kuala Lumpur and asked "all parties involved" to treat the information with caution.
However, there is optimism the search for missing MH370 may be nearing its end after 30 days.
But sadly satellite data from the area in the southern Indian Ocean did not reveal any lifeboats or survivors.
Despite that a restrained Mr Hussein said "miracles do happen".
The government minister confirmed two separate signals - so-called "pings" - picked up by Australia's Ocean Shield was consistent with aircraft black boxes.
The first detection held for two hours and 20 minutes before the ship lost contact.
After turning around, the ship picked up the signal for around 13 minutes
The signals indicated the flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder black boxes had been located, 340 miles from where a Chinese vessel claimed signals were emitted on Saturday.
According to Mr Hussein, there is hope of finding MH370 because "similar signals have been picked up twice".
Before taking questions from local and foreign press, Mr Hussein said: "I am cautiously hopeful there will be a positive development in the next few days if not hours."
Two black boxes are believed to be more than 14,000 feet below the surface of the Indian Ocean around 1,650 km off the coast of Perth, Australia.
A dramatic multi-national search operation has been launched in the hope of finding the devices and solving the mystery of Flight MH370.
The Malaysian Airlines plane has been missing for 30 days and all 237 passengers and crew are believed to have perished.
No wreckage has been found and the clues to the aircraft's disappearance could be contained in the cockpit voice recorder and the flight data recorder.
The technology deployed to locate the missing Malaysian Airlines plane in the southern Indian Ocean is state of the art.
From towed pinger locators, radar technology and even the covert HMS Tireless the search has intensified as time runs out.
The batteries on the black boxes are fading so the authorities are in a race against time.
But time is not the only factor affecting the search.
One major problem could be depth because the black boxes are believed to be at a depth of about 14,764 feet.
The Bluefin 21 is a 21 foot long robotic remote controlled probe that is expected to fix the location of the black boxes but it will be pushed to the limit of its capabilities.
Latest map in the search for missing flight #MH370 showing the location of signals detected
http://t.co/J4Y8suSDm4 pic.twitter.com/ZjwcnKltyY— BBC News Graphics (@BBCNewsGraphics) April 7, 2014
The BBC have created this useful graphic showing where the search is being carried out by an armada of vessels looking for MH370.
A significant issue is the signal - or "pings" - detected by the Australians is that the Chinese claimed to have detected signals 600km away.
#MH370 passengers include stuntman, honeymooners, Canadian couple and Chinese artists. http://t.co/KUmEqOgnCM pic.twitter.com/1JRijNVTwN— MH370 News (@MH370News) April 7, 2014
This is a poignant picture.
Muhammed Razahan Zamani (far right) and his new wife Nori Akmar Hamid (second from right) who were heading to Beijing for their honeymoon.
Both are among the 239 passengers and crew believed dead after Flight MH370 crashed into the southern Indian Ocean.
The US have been prompted to screen the passports of travellers leaving the country after the disappearance of MH370.
Two passengers on board the missing plane were travelling on stolen passports, CBS News reports.
Until recently, US authorities only screened passports of those coming into the country.
always pray and around the world still waiting u come back #PrayForMH370 #MH370 pic.twitter.com/MbuA1Npmd5— ?ohammad ?aris (@fariskasim30) April 7, 2014
Deputy Foreign Minister Hamzah Zainuddin has confirmed family members of the missing 239 passengers will be brought to Perth.
The Malaysian government minister made the announcement in Kuala Lumpur but could not say when the relatives would arrive in Australia.
"We are not so sure as to when. What we are looking at is the wreckage," he said.
"Once we find it we will decide on a set day to bring the next-of-kin to Perth.
"We will announce it as soon as we can."
The suspected location of the two missing black boxes from MH370 is in an underwater mountainous region.
This picture shows the topography of the area about 1,650km off the coast of Perth.
#MH370 : Image found on PPRuNe illustrates the topography of the search area. pic.twitter.com/ai9LwhNH5K— NewsChannel 24 (@NewsTracker3) April 7, 2014
David Kaminski-Morrow, the air transport editor of the Flightglobal publication, has revealed what the black boxes will tell us if they are found.
He said: "The flight data recorder will be useful as it will indicate if something had gone wrong with the flight or if, in fact, the flight was a normal one.
"The cockpit voice recorder may not be so useful as it is likely to only record conversations in the cockpit for the last two hours of the flight and so will not tell us about what might have gone on before that."
#MH370 Consistent signals with aircraft black boxes in EN http://t.co/zoRMs5Ect2 & FR http://t.co/G9p4EzauMD pic.twitter.com/61zfSJ3Vqw— AFPgraphics (@AFPgraphics) April 7, 2014
Mr Kaminski-Morrow added that the search, as with the hunt for the Air France flight in 2009, will have to contend with tides and currents in assessing exactly where any wreckage lies.
The locater beacon which is attached to the black boxes sends out an acoustic "ping" signal for around 30 days before the signal starts to fade and eventually stops.
It is now more than 30 days since flight 370 disappeared.
Forensic audio expert Paul Ginsberg believes the black boxes from MH370 have been found.
Mr Ginsberg told CNN: "It's very, very exciting. I think we have finally found the haystack."
Malaysian authorities are hopeful that an announcement about the fate of the missing plane could be made in the next few hours.
A director of the US company Dukane which makes the device that emits signals from flight recorders believes the black boxes still have "three or four more days of good, solid output".
Chris Portale claimed looking for the black boxes was like "looking for a suitcase on the side of a mountain".
He said he thought searchers were in the right area and had a "very good hope" of spotting debris, if the signals are indeed from the flight data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder.
He told the BBC's Today Programme: "I believe they have got three to four more days of good, solid output [from the flight recorders]."
Navy divers are searching for wreckage of flight MH370 in 4,500m deep water more than a thousand miles off the coast of Perth.
It has been 30 days since the passenger jet vanished with 239 on board.
Dr Simon Boxall, an oceanographer from the University of Southampton, has suggested the Bluefin 21 autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) could be slow to map the ocean floor.
The remote-controlled probe will be deployed to sweep for wreckage from MH370 and fix a location of the pings from the two black boxes.
Dr Boxall told the BBC: "The AUV can use cameras to look at the sea bed, and it has a side-sonar to sweep for wreckage, but you are not getting it live.
"You have to wait for it to get to the surface to say what it has seen."
The arduous process could take weeks or even months.
Searchers 'close to discovering missing plane's location' #MH370 http://t.co/XiCV07WAL5 pic.twitter.com/y5s9pC1p4h— The Times of London (@thetimes) April 7, 2014
The race against time to identify the signals picked up by the Australian Ocean Shield.
#MH370: Australia says signals detected consistent with missing Malaysian plane http://t.co/fmbfPXXZcW pic.twitter.com/NsA6SOzhve— MH370 News (@MH370News) April 7, 2014
This moving picture of a man placing a candle on a white board spelling 'MH370' during a vigil in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday.
Hundreds of well-wishers and family members of the 239 passengers on board the missing plane were in attendance.
Many relatives are clinging to dying hope that their loved ones will be found alive - but the chances of that happening are slim.
Maritime explorer Jock Wishart and Professor David Stupples, from City University, called the search "the most difficult in human history" earlier.
The pair appeared on Sky News to discuss the detection of the "pings" from two missing black boxes.
They are abound 14,700 ft below the surface of the southern Indian ocean meaning they are deeper than the wreck of the Titanic.
More than 20 military and civilian aircraft have joined the search for the black boxes from MH370.
They join the Royal Navy's HMS Echo and HMS Tireless who have state of the art technology for mapping underwater environments.
The two vessels are just part of a huge rescue operation that includes Australian and Chinese ships scouring the ocean for the elusive devices.
HMS Echo Enters Indian Ocean ~> 3 Pings Detected ~> Black Box Search Intensifies ~ Full Report http://t.co/nUryUJ20qi pic.twitter.com/kWRXnRXm1S— Barracuda Brigade (@BarracudaMama) April 7, 2014
Despite the positive signs coming from the search teams today, authorities are still keen to stress that it could take time to confirm if the signals are from the missing plane.
The head of the Australian search today said it was the most promising lead yet.
But further analysis will still need to take place before officials can confirm if the sounds are signals from the black-box of Flight MH370.
We will bring you all the updates and breaking news as we get them.
The boss of Malaysia Airlines today admitted the firm has a "lot of work to do" to rebuild its image.
Speaking to the Economic Times, CEO Ahmad Jauhari Yahya said: "First and foremost, obviously this incident has affected the airline.
"We've got a lot of work to do. The airline obviously needs to get itself together."
The search is now focused on a smaller area of water 30,000 square miles about 1,400 miles northwest of Perth, Australia.
Aviation expert Geoffrey Thomas told CNN: "Instead of looking at an area the size of Texas, we're now looking in an area the size of Houston."
The area where vessels equipped with technology being used to try and detect the pings again is about the third of the size of the last search zone.


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That was fun, Bill.
I love those "how it's made" kind of videos. Fascinating.
Yeah, me too- found watching all the robots work in sync very fascinating
one . . . too.
How much ?
Around a smooth 70 Large.
0-60 in 3.9 and looks to kill.
Where are all the jobs going, maybe to robots?
Frigin' cool robots!
Do the robots have green cards ?
I wonder how it feels to be a human working for a company thats actively trying to outsource your job to robots...
Sweet vid. Thanks for posting bill. I guess the reason it is in Too Hot is because LD is concerned about the citizenship of the robots.
Speaking of how bad arse Elon's team is; Check out what they pulled off on Tuesday:
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The luddite's dilemma.
The jobs are going to people who design and build the robots. Of course, some robots are built by other robots.
When the design is done by people overseas, that's the problem.
The video says there are 3,000 jobs in the plant. Yes, without robots there would be 5-10x that many, but then again, we'd be driving Model Ts.
There is a joke in manufacturing world that each factory only has two employees, a man and a dog. The man is there to feed the dog, and the dog is there to keep the man away from the machines.
programming, repairs, maintenance, upgrades.......
No need....they neither reproduce nor ask for handouts.
Well they are certainly not going to get any equal rights protection acting like that.
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