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On Dec. 17., Juneau Empire Reporter Russell Stigall reported that the Juneau city staff recommended to the Planning Commission to deny Becknell Inc.'s application for a rezone of Hosinger Pond (Gravel Pit) to a combination of industrial and light commercial uses. It's a gravel pit near wetlands. The Planning Commission has postponed the hearing. The rezone development would create jobs. I'm sorry to disagree. Juneau needs this approved.
The recent shooting of 20 children and six teachers in Connecticut saddens but also shamed me — a retired U.S. Foreign Service Officer and lifelong Juneau resident — now living and working in Thailand. How can anybody defend the sale of an automatic war weapon, such as a version of the M16 Army rifle, to a private citizen together with hundreds of rounds of ammunition with large clips to hold them and use in mass fire. This weapon has no place in legitimate sport or hunting. It was designed to kill lots of people.
Let's help the federal government, with the debt problem. Seventy percent of Alaska is owned by the federal government. At a recent town hall meeting, State Senator Cathy Giessel stated, if Alaska was a sovereign nation we would be tenth in the world in our natural resources. A Washington Post reporter suggested the federal government sell Alaska (12-14-12- "To Solve Our Debt Problems, Let's Sell Alaska").
I am sure China would be interested in purchasing Alaska. More gold left in the ground than has been taken out. Untold mineral resources. Fish to feed their growing population.
From a gun owners perspective, I am trying to learn and gain an appreciation for reasons to use automatic weapons and semi-automatic weapons outside of war - lay them down dead fast. I wasn't thinking auto and semi-auto weapons when I heard about the new indoor gun range to be built between the Nugget Mall and the Airport. Gun control pro and con is a knee jerk issue in the United States. But, teaching families how to use automatic and semi-automatic guns serves what purpose? Encouraging their acquisition and familiarity is useful how?
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It's dark and cold out. Somewhere in the vast reaches of Alaska a lynx or fox or wolverine or wolf is caught in a snare, strangled to death, or in a foothold trap, spending its last hours alive unable to defend or feed itself.
Welcome to recreational trapping.
On Sept. 26 the Empire ran an article: "Permit delayed for mall and indoor gun range." It surprised me there seemed to be no reaction from the general public regarding this news. I am extremely anxious about such a mall and range. I quote from the Sept.
I had to post this as I have been doing a bit of thinking about what a real Juneau Fest would look like, in the absence of improperly acquired and unethically dispensed kickbacks for religious conversion — and I think I have it figured out. Juneau Fest is a 365 day celebration of community, goodwill, compassion and most importantly the entirely altruistic belief in the Golden Rule, doing unto others.
I am saddened by your publication of the article on the ministry of Rodney Howard-Browne and Juneau Fest.
The weekend before last several churches here in Sitka hosted a representative of the Great Awakening Team. He was the most courteous, sincere, and competent young man. We pastors who work to bring the gospel into a world that is often indifferent, and sometimes hostile to our message, were refreshed, encouraged, and inspired.
We're Number One! Rape, domestic violence, suicide, child abuse, fetal brain damage from alcohol, alcohol consumption and alcoholism: for more than 40 years Alaska has the highest rates in the nation. A recent survey of Alaskan women found one in three had been raped.* How long must we endure this?
Given our wealth and small population, Alaskans should be the happiest and healthiest bunch of people in the United States. We very much are not.
This busy season something could slip through the Planning Commission that all of Juneau and future generations will regret.
The Community Development Department recently issued a notice that Bicknell Incorporated has applied for a rezone of 82.66 acres of wetlands to industrial and light commercial use. The parcel is next to the game refuge on the right side of the Glacier Highway, just past Fred Meyers as you head east to town. A hearing by the Planning Commission is scheduled in the Assembly Chambers, Dec. 11th at 7 p.m.
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Can Wauwatosa's Eschweiler buildings find a place in the brave new world?
UWM Foundation and the city move ahead with development, while the buildings await a future
Broken glass litters the entryway of the Eschweiler administration building; inside it is utterly dark. There are no lights - the windows are boarded up - and without a flashlight you'd go no further. Stairways trip you up, graffiti stains the walls, the air is cold, and you can smell dust and the dampness of long disuse.
Still, the beauty and solidity of the building grows on you, and by the time you reach the third-floor gymnasium, with its soaring, vaulted, cathedral-like ceiling and balconies on either end, you believe the bones of the building could stand forever. You want to see the vast space lighted, warmed, used.
At least, that's how I felt making my way through the former School of Agriculture and Domestic Economy administration building, designed by architect Alexander Eschweiler.
But just as Luther's Morning Prayer, neatly printed on a blackboard, and a list of Biblical names from Adam to Jesus seem out of place amid the graffiti, the beautiful, old-fashioned buildings don't quite fit the modern economy. An architecture firm once occupied the dairy building - plans from 2001 for a project in Cedarburg are still there - and there are other signs of attempts at occupancy, but nothing in recent years has taken hold.
The dormitory, the dairy building and the administration building are what's left of the school, founded in 1912, when the county was still largely rural.
It is easy to imagine the rolling land planted in rows of crops, but the acres are now laced with utility steam tunnels. The buildings, especially the interiors, would need massive rehabilitation to be fit for a modern use.
City Attorney Alan Kesner, on a tour recently with aldermen, the mayor, a few high school students and half-dozen others, said even tearing the sturdy buildings down would require an outlay of $1.5 million.
The University of Wisconsin Foundation owns the 88 acres that include the Eschweiler Buildings and an 11-acre butterfly preserve that surrounds them.
The foundation would like to sell the roughly 8-acre parcel that includes the buildings for development as a residential complex, ideally serving the community of scientists, physicians and others who will work in the park and at the Regional Medical Center across the street, said Curtis Stang, chief operating officer of the foundation.
That's the hope; the foundation is working with The Mandel Group, a developer, to come up with a plan that works.
Meanwhile, the long-planned development of Innovation Park is about to get under way. Stang said construction of the 25,000-square-foot Innovation Accelerator building, west of the county parks headquarters on Watertown Plank Road, will break ground next month and should be ready for occupancy in October.
The building, costing $5 million to $7 million, according to city Finance Director John Ruggini, will go up even as the city builds Discovery Parkway, which will open up the land for more development.
The Accelerator, with its proximity to the Medical College of Wisconsin and the Regional Medical Center, will be a place for UWM researchers, chiefly in the life sciences, to develop marketable products and ideas, Stang said.
Future plans include a $75 million interdisciplinary research building funded by the University of Wisconsin System, and the Foundation hopes to attract research-intensive private businesses that would benefit by proximity to UWM, the Medical College or other entities at the medical complex.
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God's Simple Gifts (Incorporating the traditional Shaker song "Simple Gifts"). Arranged by Anna Laura Page. Choir Sacred. 2-Part Choir. Choral (Sacred); Choral Octavo; Worship Resources. Baptism; Communion; Fall; Sacred; Thanksgiving. Grade 2. Choral Octavo. 12 pages. Published by Alfred Music (AP.23707).
This delightful partner song combines the traditional 19th c. Shaker tune, "Simple Gifts," with a new melody and text by Anna Laura Page. Easy to prepare, it celebrates God's great gift, Jesus Christ, who is the bread of heaven. It's great for singers of all ages, both treble and mixed voicings, and features opt. flute and 6-note bells (included). Great throughout the year, especially Baptism, Communion, Harvest, Thanksgiving.
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It is set in the closing months of World War II, in an American bomber squadron on a small island off Italy. Its hero is a bombardier named Yossarian, who is frantic and furious because thousands of people he hasn't even met keep trying to kill him. (He has decided to live forever even if he has to die in the attempt.)
His problem is Colonel Cathcart, who keeps raising the number of missions the men have to fly.
The others range from Lieutenant Milo Minderbinder, a dedicated entrepreneur (he bombs his own airfield when the Germans make him a reasonable offer: cost plus 6%), to the dead man in Yossarian's tent; from Major Major Major, whose tragedy is that he resembles Henry Fonda, to Nately's whore's kid sister; from Lieutenant Scheisskopf (he loves a parade) to Major -- de Coverley, whose face is so forbidding no one has ever dared ask him his first name; from Clevinger, who is lost in the clouds, to the soldier in white, who lies encased in bandages from head to toe and may not even be there at all; from Dori Duz, who does, to the wounded gunner Snowden, who lies dying in the tail of Yossarian's plane and at last reveals his terrifying secret.
"Catch-22" is a microcosm of the twentieth-century world as it might look to someone dangerously sane. It is a novel that lives and moves and grows with astonishing power and vitality. It is, we believe, one of the strongest creations of the mid-century.
Yossarian says, "You're talking about winning the war, and I am talking about winning the war and keeping alive."
"Exactly," Clevinger snapped smugly. "And which do you think is more important?"
"To whom?" Yossarian shot back. "It doesn't make a damn bit of difference who wins the war to someone who's dead."
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"The enemy," retorted Yossarian with weighted precision, "is anybody who's going to get you killed, no matter which side he's on."
Mirabile dictu, the book holds up post-Reagan, post-Gulf War. It's a good thing, too. As long as there's a military, that engine of lethal authority, Catch-22 will shine as a handbook for smart-alecky pacifists. It's an utterly serious and sad, but damn funny book.
Joseph Heller was born in Brooklyn in 1923. In 1961, he published Catch-22, which became a bestseller and, in 1970, a film. He went on to write such novels as Something Happened, God Knows, Picture This, Closing Time (the sequel to Catch-22), and Portrait of an Artist, as an Old Man. Heller died in December 1999.
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Me too. I'm not torrenting and pulling from newsgroups 24/7. It is just the initial Backblaze backup. My normal usage is around 150 GB/month.I had actually planned on seeding the initial backup over 2-3 months to avoid cap issues, but after the enforcement was stopped, I decided to go for it.I'll return to my near my normal usage next month.
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Let the bandwidth hogs rejoice. I expect thank-you notes in the mail since I'm subsidizing your heavy usage, much of which I'll bet is fishy.
My meter restarted and it says I used 6 GB for July. But at the same time it says "threshold is currently suspended."
Kinda funny how nobody talks about "subsidizing heavy users" in the fios forum.
Heads up: three more days until the suspension is probably lifted.
What is starting on August 1st is a trial of a new data usage plan in the Nashville market, with a 300GB threshold and each additional 50GB block above that costing $10 each, as was discussed in this previous thread: »New bandwidth plan in NashvilleThere is an article about this trial on the Light Reading Cable site today:Comcast Turns On Usage-Based BroadbandBy Jeff Baumgartner, Light Reading Cable - July 30, 2012»www.lightreading.com/document.as ··· lr_cableComcast will also trial, in some other market, a tier-varying usage plan that has increasing data caps for different HSI tiers.
I can tolerate this some what but 300 is still not enough, it should be 500.
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In New York, no bit of real estate stays vacant. The sliver between two storefronts becomes a French fry establishment; the space underneath your bed serves as out-of-season storage. So when Brian Kaplan took note of underused back rooms in restaurants, he had just the way to fill them — Drop Off + Dine In.
Kaplan, founder of parent P-L-A-Y, with his wife, Lambeth Hochwald, has been organizing weekend family events for over a year. These events (often held in restaurant back rooms) feature fun for kids and parents. Kids, up to age 5, are taken care of by an unusually enthusiastic crew of babysitters; colorful mats cover the floor, and books and toys are provided. Meanwhile, parents have brunch, listen to music, enjoy a spa treatment, or listen to an author reading.
Drop + Dine, a new day and night-time concept, lets parents and friends eat a civilized meal while their kids (ages 1-5) are watched over in the next room. But why not just use a babysitter at home? Kaplan notes that many parents don't have a nanny, or have one who isn't available at that time.
Also, the babysitting provided by parent P-L-A-Y is meant to be enriching. Their babysitters will offer an intro to Spanish or French class, a mini art class, or, if several kids are together, promote team activities. Kaplan stresses the kids won't be just watching videos, though he says videos may be available "as a last resort" for cranky kids.
The scramble to find a sitter any time of the day is also eliminated. You can go on the parent P-L-A-Y website, parentplay.com, for a map of restaurants in Manhattan and Brooklyn; once you choose a place to eat, you call parent P-L-A-Y and they arrange the sitter. The sitter arrives before you and sets up the play space; when you bring your child, everything is ready for him.
Drop + Dine also lets parents try restaurants that are not necessarily "family-friendly" — you don't have to check if there's a children's menu or booster seat available. But the chefs who are part of the program will cook up a plate of pasta for your child if you don't want to bring his food. Drop + Dine is also nice for two couples who want to double date while their kids play nearby or for stay-at-home parents who need some down time.
Drop + Dine costs $18 an hour for one child, and $25 for two or three kids, plus the cost of the parent's meal. parent P-L-A-Y is offering a family's third Drop + Dine for free and for each three families referred, they receive their tenth Drop + Dine Babysitting Experience for free. And every Drop + Dine ends, like a parent P-L-A-Y event, with a gift bag.
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Ticket deadline approaching for Dallas Comic Con: Fan Days
Fans wanting to avoid delayed entry into the upcoming Dallas Comic Con: Fans Days have until midnight Tuesday (Oct. 1) to pre-order tickets at www.fandays.com. Tickets also will be available on show days but will not be sold until all pre-registered guests already in line when the doors open have entered the building. The show runs Oct. 4-6 at the Irving Convention Center, 500 W. Las Colinas Blvd.
This new policy will allow customers who pre-order tickets to get into the show faster, said Ben Stevens, co-owner of C2Ventures, which produces Dallas Comic Con. Box office ticket sales may be delayed until at least noon on Saturday our busiest day so anyone wanting to avoid the wait should pre-order as soon as possible.
The three-day show will feature more than 50 actors and artists signing autographs, meeting fans and answering questions during special panels. Other events include adult and children costume contests, special effects make-up workshops, Q&A panels, a CosPlay Red Carpet, photo opportunities, and dozens of vendors and exhibitors.
Guest actors include Ron Perlman (Hellboy, Sons of Anarchy, Beauty and the Beast), John Barrowman (Arrow, Torchwood, Doctor Who), Robert Patrick (True Blood, The X-Files, Terminator II), Katee Sackhoff (Longmire, Riddick), Giancarlo Esposito (Breaking Bad, Revolution), Charles Baker (Breaking Bad, Splinter), Steven Yeun (The Walking Dead), Jason David Frank (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers), Tom Felton (Draco Malfoy in the Harry Potter movies) and Lou Ferrigno (The Incredible Hulk). Also scheduled to appear are Star Wars actors Anthony Daniels (C-3PO), Peter Mayhew (Chewbacca), Daniel Logan (young Boba Fett) and Tom Kane (voice of Yoda and narrator of Star Wars: The Clone Wars).
Artists on the agenda include Neal Adams (Batman, Conan the Barbarian), Herb Trimpe (co-creator of Wolverine, artist of The Incredible Hulk, Godzilla, G.E. Joe), Simon Bisley (Lobo, Heavy Metal), Michael Golden (The Nam, Doctor Strange), Kelley Jones (Batman, covers for Detective Comics), and a rare U.S. appearance by Canadian artist Cary Nord (Conan, X-O Manowar).
Show hours are 2 to 8 p.m. Friday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. The box office opens one hour prior to show time on Friday and Sunday, and two hours prior to show time on Saturday.
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i get negative reply from HTC...
3 days back i spend the whole day to break the rules...
i try to downgrade chacha to lower firmware
first i create a gold card used many steps and tools all failed atlast used "goldcardtool 0.0.7" and created gold card.
after that i download "ruu_chacha_htc_asia_wwe_1.57.707.2_radio_47.23.35 .3033h_220.127.116.11_release_228383_signed.zip" from the forum copied to the memory card
after that i look for temporary boot using "Vivid-Root-3-windows" but the gold card failed to boot i tried many time using adb shell. used both Vivid-Root-3-windows and doomlord v4 same time i didnt know what happen i get "#" in adb shell. i reboot the mobile and install cm7 by rename the recovery as PH06img.zip..
miracle it got installed with out any question...........
from gold card using recovery i install rom the asia rom.. it reboot once and installs fully.
now i have Asia rom installed now i login to htcdev and download PH0611000_Chacha_hboot_1.10.0000 for asia rom and install it..
now i can able to run fastboot command got token and got mail attachement of "unlock.bin"
after reboot
"MY CHACHA WAS UNLOCKED"""""" yAHOOooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
after that rooted using doomlord , installed busy box all superuser programs get rights and binares are updating
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A recently released Gallup survey shows more American adults didn't have health insurance coverage in 2011 than in any other year since Gallup and Healthways began to track this information in 2008.
Soon you'll likely turn to your smart phone for medical tests instead of the hospital. Scientist in Korea are in the process of developing an app to do medical tests.
It wasn't that long ago that smoking was as synonymous with bars as alcohol and questionable decisions. However, over the last decade, more and more states and local government are banning cigarettes from bars.
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Studies about the dangers of using a cell device while driving have produced mixed results — some say talking or texting behind the wheel can increase the odds of a crash exponentially, while others say the perils are few. Regardless, the National Transportation Safety Board is so convinced of the dangers of "distracted driving" that it's now called for a nationwide ban on non-emergency cell phone use while driving. Even hands-free devices are not excluded.
While surveys consistently show that more than 3 out of 4 smokers would like to quit, only about 10 percent of those who try each year are successful. Fortunately, new studies show one way to raise those numbers is to treat smoking as a chronic disease — like high blood pressure — for which long-term treatment is offered
Painful ear infections, common among children, are frustratingly heartbreaking for parents. But what if you could stave them off simply by having your kids chew gum?
Scandinavian researchers have found "fair evidence" to support the conclusion that children who chew gum containing the natural sweetener xylitol may have a lower risk of developing middle ear infections. In fact, regular consumption of xylitol in gum, lozenges or syrup was associated with a 25 percent reduced risk for such infections.
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A mobile operating system originally developed by Palm and later acquired by HP in 2010. webOS was initially used as a replacement for Palm's earlier Palm OS mobile operating system as well as Microsoft's Windows Mobile, which the company used on some of its smartphones. webOS powered a number of Palm and HP smartphones before being expanded to also run on tablet computers like the HP Touchpad.
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from the it's-not-earth-musk's-after dept.
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I think it is a stretch to even suggest that Mars One is a backup plan to SpaceX. At best I would put Inspiration Mars (Dennis Tito's project) in that realm, assuming Mr. Tito goes anywhere with his project as well.
I saw a Reddit conversation with the guys of Mars One that showed they really knew almost nothing about the technical side of things, and sort of thought they could magically buy anything they needed to get the job done. That might work for something such as an Antarctic expedition where the to
Elon Musk = D.D. Harriman, only with bigger dreams.
And not a fictional character.
Elon Musk = D.D. Harriman, only with bigger dreams.
and fewer resources.
"And not a fictional character."
Wait - huh - WUT?! Are you implying that Robert wrote FICTION!?!?! I'm not believing it for one second!
It's about time America started acting like America again.
It's about time America started acting like America again.
I dunno, making grand plans and all that is great, but after the *actual* work gets outsourced to China, how do we know they'll be *really* wearing USA T-shirts when they step on Mars on our behalf?
Solar City has decided to get into the panel/cell manufacturing business? That is news to me, as it is a very rough and competitive market that until now they've deliberately stayed out of because of the cut-throat competition and even industrial espionage going on with that industry.
What Solar City does perform is total system integration and installation.
I'd love to put one of the Solar City systems on my house, but unfortunately they haven't been able or willing to deal with my state government yet, in
I don't think that this is "America", per se. This is more like "A small group of Americans", that small group consisting of Musk, his partners in crime, and his employees, with a few fanbois (like myself) thrown in for good measure. "America" is more concerned with petty nonsense, like appeasing the Muslims, gay marriage, and so-called "reality shows". And, that little freak who escaped protective custody in Canada - what's his name? Beiber?
I thought he was South African?
Article is technically dense but
But?? No but, that's actually what we want here on Slashdot!
he does seem to follow through on his promises!
I wouldn't go that far.
SpaceX, more than any other of the "private" space companies, has shown a compentencey for building rockets.
My Ass Is Blue, or whatever the pipe dream that Jeff Bezos is dumping money into, is not a player, not just for Mars, but for any real space flight.
Orbital Sciences and SpaceX are the real players.
Why is putting humans into a forbidding, empty, hostile radiation-blasted hell so important?
Because it's there.
Because while this pretty blue marble we live on is mostly always habitable, there are points in its history when mass extinction events wipe out the majority of the occupants and cause everyone to start over. Sometimes inhabitants (like us) cause our own mass extinction events (interesting fact, we're killing off enough species and messing the planet up enough that we are in a period of mass extinction).
So, for survivability of our species, we really should start expanding beyond our planet (and our solar
And if external events are of concern to you, note that even at the height of those events, the Earth was more habitable than anywhere else. Even as the asteroids rained down, even as dust plumed into the stratosphere and temperatures first rose, then plunged, the earth remain more habitable than any place that is "not-earth". If you are concerned for the survival of the species, you should be urging us to stay.
Settling space doesn't imply abandoning Earth. It just increases the chance that at least some humans will survive in case something takes out Earth.
It also implies expanding the box of our thinking about survivability.
You don't just take humans to other worlds - you take fauna and flora of all shapes and sizes as well.
It also implies a lot of other very useful advancements in our industrial base - for one thing, anything which encourages a stable off-world resource and industrial operation is a huge advancement for the biosphere here on Earth, since it means we can think about permanently moving polluting or risky processes off the planet entirely (not
Settling space doesn't imply abandoning Earth.
Using somewhere 'off earth' as a life boat implies you have lift capacity and enduring off earth capacity to handle the whole population of earth - otherwise, to be brutally honest, you are planning for a scenario in which lots of people die, and promoting this plan above plans in which lots of people don't. Which leads to a few questions:
1. Where is this 'off earth' place that will support the earths population indefinitely whilst the earth recovers from this catastrophe?
2. In the absence of such a place
Mod parent up.
George Mallory knew it. Hell, Robert Burns knew it back in the 1700s. "A man's reach should exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven for?"
Because we've done it before. We even built a city there, which we called Las Vegas.
Then I'll give a quid about their plans for space travel.
I mean, if they haven't done a manned space flight to outside the atmosphere, it is far-fetched to be running before you can walk or even stand.
The end.
When Kennedy made his famous "We choose to go to the moon" speech, the USA had exactly 1 successful manned spaceflight - that being Alan Shepard's 15-minute suborbital hop. SpaceX has multiple successful launches, and are working on a manned version of their Dragon spacecraft.
What Musk is doing is pointing to a finish line that will take many years to accomplish. There will likely be setbacks along the way, but like Kennedy he's setting a grand vision -- hopefully I'll see that vision realized in my lifetime.
working on a manned version of their Dragon spacecraft.
As you probably know, the current Dragon is already capable of carrying humans, it's just not "man-rated" yet because it lacks a launch-abort escape system. They will probably begin manned test flights by the end of 2015.
In the meantime, SpaceX continues to push the envelope on other fronts. Next weekend's CRS-3 launch will have landing legs, and attempt a "soft splashdown" in the ocean. By next year they could be regularly recovering and reusing the F9 first stage, which would dramatically reduce the cost of spaceflight. That alone would be a game changer, but that's just one of many innovations they're working on.
I'm just old enough to remember the Apollo program, and to me, the last couple of years have been the most exciting period of space exploration since the early 80s. The Shuttle was supposed to usher in the era of reusable spacecraft, but it turned out to be far more difficult than expected. Instead of 50 flights per year, we were lucky to get even a 10th of that volume. We've been stuck in LEO ever since. Right now, SpaceX is well positioned to be the first to give us the ability to get beyond that again.
I can hardly wait!
As you probably know, the current Dragon is already capable of carrying humans, it's just not "man-rated" yet because it lacks a launch-abort escape system. They will probably begin manned test flights by the end of 2015.
The first two tests required for man-rating Dragon are scheduled for this year.
Note that the are unmanned missions, testing the launch-escape system.
I'm just old enough to remember the Apollo program, and to me, the last couple of years have been the most exciting period of space explorat
Glad that yoy liked it. That engine is an enabler. Methane/oxygen works incredibly well in gas-gas cycle. It's unbeatable for that.
What I can tell is that Elon is serious in his desires. But you have to understand that the reason for that is that he has the vision and he's actually doing an ambitious but realistic plan. Next week flight will have legs on the first stage. And they'll try to pin point land it on the sea. If they do, the guys at the Cape with the big red button might let them try to land it in US soild next. But if not, that's still the cheapest rocket in its category in the world. Their modus operandi is realistic and bold. We'd better follow him because we might be watching history in the making.
That engine is an enabler. Methane/oxygen works incredibly well in gas-gas cycle. It's unbeatable for that.
One thing I didn't understand from the article, and maybe I just missed it; why haven't other people tried the methane/oxygen yet, if it's so good?
The advantages for methane that are mentioned in the article are that it's cleaner burning than kerosene, which means more re-usability for engines. Also for Mars missions it can be made in situ using electrolysis and the sabatier process.
Good job writing the article, nice and detailed.
That engine is an enabler. Methane/oxygen works incredibly well in gas-gas cycle. It's unbeatable for that.
One thing I didn't understand from the article, and maybe I just missed it; why haven't other people tried the methane/oxygen yet, if it's so good?
Possibly cost? Kerosene is mostly longer chain elements which are the major component of what you get out of an oil refinery. Methane is much more special order, and harder to transport since you have to keep it liquid (so you're back to needing dual cryostat tanks).
Of course all this changes if you're going somewhere where a planet spanning oil infrastructure is not, but lightweight hydrocarbons are easy to get.
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Oh, the reason is very technical. The short story is that CH4/LOX is the best on full flow staged combustion. Exactly the most difficult and expensive cycle that nobody wanted to do. And if they do, since handling a new propellent is a new development in itself, they rather do with the propellents that they know.
In the staged combustion level, CH4 is slightly better than RP-1/LOX, if you have Russian efficiency, else RP-1 is better. But if you have an hydrogen/LOX upper stage is inferior. And since it need 27% more volume than RP-1/LOX, if you are volume limited (like everybody usually is, due to road or train transport limitations), RP-1/LOX is better. And for reusability, it depends on the parameters. Hydrogen can work, and NASA, Rocketdyne, P&W and Aerojet (now, all the same company), had a lot more experience in H2 and might be a better choice for Shuttle like applications. And if you compare to hypergolics (think Proton, Long March, etc.), hydrogen or kerosene, it is more difficult to start.
And again, all this for a first stage, space applications might have different requirements.
So, methane is king for a first full flow reusable engine. Which should be the pinnacle of performance, but nobody had boldly gone there.
A new plane doesn't make a new engine possible. A new engine makes a new plane possible.
It's great that there Elon Musk is pushing out gains in performance, reusability and most importantly cost in chemical engine design! Kudos to him (and his company).
Of course for the real exploration of the solar system to begin, we'll need nuclear (fusion!) or other such unrealized technologies. Still it's a good start!
A new plane doesn't make a new engine possible. A new engine makes a new plane possible.
It's great that there Elon Musk is pushing out gains in performance, reusability and most importantly cost in chemical engine design! Kudos to him (and his company).
Of course for the real exploration of the solar system to begin, we'll need nuclear (fusion!) or other such unrealized technologies. Still it's a good start!
It's an excellent start for high lift capacity. You really really REALLY don't want to use nuclear engines in a biosphere, you want to use them in space.
Of course for the real exploration of the solar system to begin, we'll need nuclear (fusion!) or other such unrealized technologies.
I'm not sure I'd call nuclear "unrealized." [wikipedia.org] From the sounds of it, they had something ready to be assembled.
Is anyone making sense of this? I know what all the terms are but the facts are more or less jumbled up together in ways that don't lend themselves to meaningful comparison.
This system would be capable of transporting 100 colonists at a time to Mars, and would be fully reusable.
I initially misread that as saying that the 100 colonists would be reusable.
Well, they need something to eat!
Here's a visualization [dropbox.com] of the MCT Heavy Lift Vehicles, to scale with the existing Falcon 9 and the under-construction Falcon 9 Heavy. (Rocket designation is fictional, of course.) The visualization includes possible cargo shrouds.
Yes, this monster will have a larger lift capacity than the Saturn V. Each individual Raptor is less capable than an F-1 engine, but there will be nine of them, rather than five.
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Tender notice (March 24, 2015)
ISRT invites tender to purchase computers, server, IPS, printer and monitors. Links for downloading tender notice and schedule is found bellow.
New Director of ISRT
Professor Dr Mahbub Latif became the new Director of ISRT on January 11, 2014. In a simple ceremony Professor Muhammad Shuaib, the outgoing Director, handed over the directorship to Prof Latif. We congratulations Prof Latif and also thank Prof Shuaib for successfully completing his tenure.
Congratulations to the ISRT family for the successful completion of the International Conference on Applied Statistics (ICAS) 2014, held from 27th to 29th December 2014 as a part of the celebration of the 50th foundation anniversary of the ISRT. The ICAS 2014, carrying the theme "Applied Statistics: Meeting the challenges of the 21st century" has been highly satisfying for all those involved and effectively substantially met the academic thirst of the ISRT endeavor.
ISRT beat Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry in Cricket
In the first round match of inter-department cricket tournament, ISRT beat the Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry by 7 wickets. The match was held on November 30, 2014. ISRT will play their next match on December 14.
Syed Shahnewaz Ali Received Best Young Statistician Award
ISRT alumni Syed Shahnewaz Ali (Batch 15) received the best young statistician award at the ISI Regional Statistics Conference 2014. Below the report on it.
PhD and Mphil Degrees from ISRT
Dr. Md. Azimuddin successfully completed his PhD in Applied Statistics from ISRT, University of Dhaka under the supervision of Professor Syed Shahadat Hossain, PhD. His degree was awarded at the syndicate meeting dated September 30, 2014.
His dissertation title was Macroeconomic Determinants and Forecasting of Stock Market Capital: Empirical Evidence from Bangladesh.
Dr. Azimuddin, also an alumni of ISRT, had completed his B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Applied Statistics from the same institution in 2000 and 2001, respectively. At present, he is working as a Joint Director at Bangladesh Bank.
ISRT family congratulates him on his brilliant success!!
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ISRT offers training programs on 'SPSS & Applied Statistics' and 'Stata & Applied Statistics' on a regular basis. These programs aim at training the participants basic idea of statistics at the same time elaborating how to interpret the results obtained from SPSS/Stata output. As a part of this, special programs for this year will be held on November 2014.
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Raves continue to pour in for Arizona Cardinals rookie Tyrann Mathieu
Before his first NFL preseason game last Friday, Tyrann Mathieu of the Arizona Cardinals took to Twitter to let his feelings known.
So grateful that the @AZCardinals took this chance on me....— Tyrann Mathieu (@Mathieu_Era) August 9, 2013
The defensive back, who just a year ago was suspended and then kicked off the LSU football team for his off-field behavior, made the most of his opportunity against the Green Bay Packers.
Mathieu played 38 defensive snaps and 11 on special teams, and made an impact in both phases. The former Heisman Trophy finalist had two tackles, including a sack, broke up a pass and returned two punts for 26 yards, including a 24-yarder.
After Mathieu's debut, the experts sounded off.
Herman Edwards, who spent 10 seasons in the NFL as a defensive back and eight more as a head coach, liked what he saw from number 32 Friday and really likes what the Cardinals are building in their secondary.
"He is a difference maker," Edwards said on Monday. "They have two difference makers in the back end of their secondary now -- Patrick Peterson and Mathieu.
"These are guys that actually can catch the football. Now the danger of this, what comes when guys can catch in the back end of the secondary, they can run off to score."
That's exactly what the Cardinals are counting on from a player who wreaked havoc on the SEC as a sophomore in 2011 when he forced six fumbles, recovered four, had two interceptions and found the end zone four times.
"The guy has great instincts, something you can not coach," Edwards said. "This is what you like about this young man. He's going to make a lot of big plays, especially if they use him as a slot player -- in other words, a nickel back."
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iLiver, developed by the European Association for the Study of the Liver (EASL), is an iPhone application for professional use that delivers instant medical information and clinical recommendations to medical experts (i.e. hepatologists, gastroenterologists and internal medicine specialists).
This application contains information specifically related to liver disease.
iLiver is a free application.
For more information, go to www.iliver.eu
What's New in Version 1.7
- Application translated in spanish
- Possibility to switch between english and spanish language in-app.
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- Free
- Category: Medical
- Updated: 08 April 2014
- Version: 1.7
- Size: 42.5 MB
- Languages: English, Spanish
- Developer: AlpSoft S�rl
- © alpsoft sa
Compatibility: Requires iOS 6.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. This app is optimised for iPhone 5.