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Hello Everyone. Figure I should introduce myself.Alright here goes, I'm a fun loving happy guy, I try to make someone smile every day even if I don't know them. Uhmm I'm currently finishi… Started by Garret Wilson |
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Nerdfighter Rallying Cry for Cumbria!!!Hey, Currently I know of absolutely zero nerdfighters near me so I figured I'd see if there are any around Cumbria, (mainly Carlisle). If t… Started by Stu Wragg |
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DearVlogger - New YouTube ChannelHello! I'm Jason and I started a Channel with some friends. Since we all live far apart from each other, I thought it might be nice to make… Started by Jason Alan Dewey |
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DuuuuuuudeSo really I've known about hank and john for a while but just never cared until about three days ago. and by care I mean I mentioned them… Started by Emily Michelle |
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Youtube and all its glory!Heya Ive become aware of the amount of nerdfighters being youtubers aswell i am one of them so i thought we should chat you know of youtub… Started by Danielle Lovesey |
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University of Birmingham/ Manchester originating, UK nerdfighter saying hey!So hi,I'm really new to the ning so I just wanted to introduce myself and also see if there are any fellow nerdfighters kicking worldsuck's… Started by Maili Lavin |
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Campaign for a Nerdfighter greetingY'know, I was sitting in the chat and chatting to people (no, really?) and I got kinda bored of just saying 'Hi' whenever someone new appea… Started by Hazzat |
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To All of YouHello my darlings. Long time, no see. I've been thinking that it's been a long time since we've just had a nice, friendly chat. I've missed… Started by Daphne (Fred) |
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The Opposite of an OutroHey everyone! My name's Chris. You know, the shortened version of the lengthened version of the shortened version of the lengthened version… Started by Chris Lilly |
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Names.(Sorry I didn't come up with a witty title XD) I was horrified when I found out one of the meanings to my name (Marley) is pleasant wood.… Started by Marley |
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a. TIBS provides a continuous telephone recording of meteorological and/or aeronautical information.
1. TIBS must contain:
(a) Area and/or route briefings.
(b) Airspace procedures, if applicable.
(c) Special announcements, if applicable.
2. TIBS should also contain, but not be limited to:
(a) Surface observations (METAR).
(b) Terminal forecasts (TAF).
(c) Winds/temperatures aloft forecasts.
NOTE- User needs should dictate the content of these recordings.
b. Each FSS sector/flight plan area must provide at least four route and/or area weather briefings. As a minimum, area briefings should encompass a 50 NM radius. Each briefing should require the pilot to access no more than two channels which must be route and/or area specific.
c. Separate channels must be designated for each route area, local meteorological/aeronautical information, special event, airspace procedures, etc.
EXAMPLE- 11 Northeast Michigan 12 Southeast Michigan 13 Southwest Michigan 14 Northwest Michigan including the Upper Peninsula 19 Aviation Events
Service is provided 24 hours a day, but may be reduced in accordance with paragraph 2-1-3. Recorded information must be updated as conditions change.
a. Introduction. State the preparation time and the route and/or the area of coverage. The service area may be configured to meet the individual facility's needs; for example, 50 NM radius, route oriented.
NOTE- For the purpose of TIBS broadcasts, an area briefing may be a geographic location not defined by a nautical mile radius, for example, NORTHWEST NEBRASKA.
PHRASEOLOGY- THIS RECORDING PREPARED AT (time) LOCAL or (time) ZULU. BRIEFING SUMMARY FOR: A (number of miles) NAUTICAL MILE RADIUS OF (location), or (location not defined by nautical mile radius), or THE ROUTE FROM (location) TO (location).
b. Weather Advisories. Include WST, WS, WA, CWA, AWW, urgent PIREP (UUA), and any other available meteorological information that may adversely affect flight in the route/area.
PHRASEOLOGY- WEATHER ADVISORIES ARE IN EFFECT FOR (adverse conditions) OVER (geographic area) (text).
c. VFR Not Recommended (VNR) Statement. Include this recommendation when current or forecast conditions, surface or aloft, would make flight under visual flight rules doubtful.
PHRASEOLOGY- V-F-R FLIGHT NOT RECOMMENDED (location) DUE TO (conditions).
d. Synopsis. A brief statement describing the type, location, and movement of weather systems and/or masses which might affect the route or the area. This element may be combined with adverse conditions and/or the VNR element, in any order, when it will help to more clearly describe conditions.
e. Current Conditions. Include current weather conditions over the route/area and PIREPs on conditions reported aloft.
NOTE- When communicating weather information on the TIBS broadcast or telephone, specialists may announce cloud heights in either group form or in hundreds or thousands of feet, such as, "seventeenthousand" or "oneseventhousand."
f. Density Altitude. Include the statement "Check Density Altitude" as part of the surface weather broadcast for any weather reporting point with a field elevation of 2,000 feet MSL or above that reaches the criteria found in TBL 2-2-1.
g. En Route Forecast. Include forecast information from appropriate data; for example, area forecast (FA) synopsis, terminal aerodrome forecast (TAFs), and weather advisories.
h. Winds Aloft. Include winds aloft as forecast for the route/area as interpolated from forecast data for the local and/or the adjacent reporting locations for levels through 12,000 feet. The broadcast should include the levels from 3,000 to 12,000 feet, but must always include at least two forecast levels above the surface.
i. Request for PIREPs. When weather conditions within the area or along the route meet requirements for soliciting PIREPs (paragraph 925), include a request in the recording.
PHRASEOLOGY- PILOT WEATHER REPORTS ARE REQUESTED. CONTACT FLIGHT WATCH or FLIGHT SERVICE, as appropriate.
j. Closing Announcement. The closing announcement must provide instructions for contacting a pilot briefer for NOTAMs, military training activity, or other information.
a. Manually prepared recordings must be monitored immediately after recording to insure accuracy of data and availability by calling 1−800−WX−BRIEF.
b. Automated TIBS products and nonmeteorological recordings must be monitored once each shift to ensure clarity and accuracy.

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Sites and Collection: Railroad Maps, 1828 to 1900 Remove Location: New York Remove Location: Manhattan Remove-
Map and guide of the elevated railroads of New York City.
Outline map of Manhattan showing stations. Includes train schedule and list of points of interest.
- Contributor: Latimer, H. I.
- Original Format: Maps
- Date: 1881


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On Friday evening at the awards ceremony at Pride Park Stadium organised by Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire Chamber and co-hosted by the Evening Telegraph, The Greenbank Group (UK) came away with the top honour - Business of the Year 2008!
It was something of a double celebration for the Hartshorne Road firm's managing director, Charles Conroy, who was also named Entrepreneur of the Year in front of an audience of 300 people.
It could have been a hat-trick of awards for Greenbank, because it was also nominated in the Innovation Through Technology category - a title that Greenbank won last year.
The Business Awards Derbyshire 2008 brought together 17 finalists vying for seven titles.
Receiving the Business of the Year title from master of ceremonies, author and broadcaster Gyles Brandreth, Charles said: "To be awarded the title Business of the Year has surpassed our wildest expectations.
"Being nominated for this award reflects the continued development of the business and its employees over the last few years, which has been fuelled by a consistent drive for organic growth, improvement and innovation, whereby, we strive to help the environment.
"The Business Awards Derbyshire and NatWest have not only brought great kudos to the nominees and winners, but also to that of Derbyshire and the East Midlands region as a whole."
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Randy Brogdon, State Senator from Oklahoma, speaks on the topic of states rights, the 10th Amendment and nullification at the Nullify Now! conference (http://www.nullifynow.com) in Fort Worth, TX on September 4, 2010.
"The summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will, in this crisis shrink from the service of his country; but he that stands it NOW, deserves the love and thanks of man and woman." – Thomas Paine
"Too often, in today's world, when things get tough – when the odds of success seem so far out of reach – it's easy to shrink back from the service of our country. My challenge to you is to renew your commitment to our mission – of restoration – to restore our freedom."
video courtesy of The Foundation for a Free Society – http://www.f4fs.org
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Untapped Cities is excited to announce the Behind the Scenes NYC Tour Series in partnership with the New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) to provide special access to some of the city's most exciting development projects. Over the next six months, a monthly tour will bring Untapped Cities readers and New Yorkers to projects such as the newly renovated Kings Theatre in Brooklyn, raw spaces at the Brooklyn Army Terminal untouched for 40 years, the Hunts Point Produce Market, the Harlem Corn Exchange Building, and Staten Island's North Shore.
The tours will be led by NYCEDC experts who have spearheaded the redevelopments, as well as the community partners for the projects, offering insider insight into the past, present and future of these sites.
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As we explored two weeks ago, the battle for Times Square was long and messy. On February 24, 1998, the Giuliani administration won a major legal battle when the New York Court of Appeals ruled that the City had legally re-zoned Times Square, a seeming death knell for the local adult entertainment industry.
One of the initiatives Rudy Giuliani is most known for is turning Times Square, a neighborhood that was awash in porn shops, strip clubs, and thinly disguised brothels, into a Disneyfied tourist destination. In 1995, the New York City Council amended the City's Zoning Resolution, banning "adult" entertainment and businesses in certain commercial districts.
Famous Jazz Musicians in front of Minton's Playhouse. Image via Wikimedia Commons
Black History has left an indelible imprint on the cultural fabric of New York City. From the Harlem Renaissance to the teachings of Malcolm X, New York City has been a beacon of black history and civil rights. Even though we're not knee deep into 2015, we have already celebrated some amazing historical milestones. This year marks the 50th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King's historic march from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama, as well as the 5oth anniversary of Malcolm X's assassination. In honor of Black History Month, we have complied a list of 5 places connected to Black History in Harlem.
Birdman, the 2015 Best Picture Academy Award winner was shot in New York City, telling the story of a washed up superhero actor played by Michael Keaton, looking to make his comeback in a play he has written, directed and starred in based on Raymond Carver's short story, "What We Talk About When We Talk About Love." Throughout the film, he is haunted by the voice of Birdman, the superhero that made him famous. Though the film appears to be one single long, tracking shot, director Alejandro González Iñárritu and cinematographer Emmanuel "Chivo" Lubezki cleverly and skillfully wove together long filming segments, the longest at 15 minutes, most around 10 minutes. Here are the locations used in the film, all around New York City's Theater District and Times Square:
Image by Deek 2013 via Deviant Art
Last week, Untapped Cities reader @nationsofnations tweeted at us, asking us if we had a story about the "replica bridge on top of buildings in brooklyn."
@untappedcities Do you have story on a replica bridge on top of buildings in brooklyn. I can't find anything on it but i see it from BQE.
— lauren (@nationofnations) February 21, 2015
A photo she took from a car gave us the clue we needed: rather than a replica bridge, they're the WWII radio towers once used by the Navy, specifically the Third Naval District US Naval Communication Center Headquarters. They sit atop the 1940s-era building, 25 Washington Avenue, in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, and part of Steiner Studios.
Seems like the snow is never ending here in New York City, so we dedicated this week's Instagram theme to snow. Stay warm while taking awesome pictures, readers! Hashtag #UntappedCities on Instagram and Twitter if you would like to have one of your photos entered in the running for our weekly "Best Of"column. Also, you can keep an eye on what contributors and readers are checking out by browsing the live feed.


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Share All roads in Brittany curl eventually inland to Rennes, the capital. East of Rennes, the fortified citadel of Vitré protected the eastern approaches to medieval Brittany, which vigorously defended its independence against incursors. Along the north coast, west of Normandy's Mont St-Michel, stand some of Brittany's finest old towns. A spectacular introduction to the province greets ferry passengers: the River Rance, guarded by magnificently preserved St-Malo on its estuary, and beautiful medieval Dinan 20km upstream. Further west stretches a varied coastline that culminates in the seductive Île de Bréhat, and the colourful chaos of the Côte de Granit Rose. Rennes St-Malo Cancale Dinan The Côte d'Émeraude The Côte de Granit Rose Read More
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Im looking at a felt chief. I really have fallen in love with its lines. But i want to go a step further. I want to put 26x3 tires on this frame. Would this be possible? Up front i figure a new set of forks, possibly abraham spinger style would accomodate this size? Also what about the rear? would this be possible there as well? If not any way to extend the rear other than cutting and rewelding the aluminum? maybe some sort of bracket? Im a newbie to this but very handy and have built a long list other items but first bike, other than scavaging bikes from dumps when i was younger. So any suggestions or thoughts?
Hey Ken, Welcome to the forum. The stock Chief frame without fenders will accept 26x3 tires mounted on 50mm rims without modification. Do note that the US market Chief frame is made of steel. The quick way to tell the difference between the steel and aluminum Felt cruiser frames is to note that the steel frame has a narrow tank and the aluminum frame has a chubby tank. Have a look at this thread for a million pics of stock and custom Felt cruisers: http://www.ratrodbikes.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=16855 Good luck with your build and be sure to post some pictures when you have it together. 8) Steel frame: Aluminum frame:
Awesome! And thanks. I can't wait to get started. Just wished I could take a test ride before I pulled the trigger. May send out a CL request to see if anyone has one I could test ride on the area. Thanks again.
If you like the frame design, you will like the way they ride. :mrgreen: So Eric, I haven't seen full pics of the flying sue with the thick bricks. Do you have any posted around here?