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Discussion in 'Disney Cruise Line Trip Reports' started by Toria, Dec 18, 2012.
DH says thanks for the info on the Cabanas. Crab legs made him very happy!
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I did not ask about it. I did not see the host for sometime and by the time I saw him I had forgot.
Tell DH that I said you're welcome. Also if you or your DH like Turkey legs they will serve them along with other food in Cabanas on Pirate night. They go quick and you should get as soon as they open. If you have late dinner you may be to stuffed to eat anything else. Have a blast on your cruise!
After we checked out the stateroom we headed to the kids club. We got DD armband and walked through the club again. DD seemed more excited this time around about the clubs. After that we headed to the Vibe. For some reason my DS who is only 12 thought that he would be hanging out there. I quickly deflated his lil balloon. After some pouting we left there and headed to the Edge. So was happy about being able to hang out there( made me waste some of my anger on that pouting session he had). We then headed to the shops.
The Christmas decorations on the ship were beautiful.
My daughter just knew that she was going to get some serious shopping done. HAHAHA joke was on her but she would not find this out until the last day of the cruise. I say this because when we were at DTD, I told her that she would not get anything on the ship, if she brought something at DTD. The answer I got was OK I really want this stuffed animal. After our sloooooow walk by the shops we headed back up to the room to wait on the annoucement of the Lifeboat Drill. On our first cruise DD lost it completely when they sounded that horn. You would have sworn that the horn was in the room by her reaction. I tried to prepare her again for the drill and it worked only a little bit. No run and dive for cover from her, but she still cried a little. We made our way to deck four with the rest of the cattle and stood there while they tried to find the missing cabins. After 20 mins or so the drill was over and we headed up the Sail Away party. The last cruise DH and I skipped it all together. I must say that DD and I enjoyed it. My daughter is extremely shy, so for me to see her dancing made me all warm and happy inside. Meanwhile, my stick in the mud of a son just stood there looking like we were at ironing board convention or something. He was just ready to get to the clubs. Well we danced and enjoyed the show. It was now time to head to the room to get ready for dinner. We had early dining and I must say that I like it that way. So future cruises will be early dining for us. All dressed we headed to dinner with a table number of 66. This turned out to be a great table number in 2 of the restaurants. The first night was Enchanted Garden. Our table was in the middle of the room, by the large round table. When we walked up to the table; I noticed a woman and her daughter and a man and his daughter(for the moment anyway). We sat down and said our hellos to everyone. The servers came up and addressed everyone by their name. Our servers were wonderful, but to have them for 7 nights I would have gained 15 pounds. They kept bring us Creme Brule. I for the life of me can't remember what I ate this night, but DS had 2 plates of the Salmon and DD had Mac and cheese. Our tablemates was impressed that he could put away that much food. The other guy felt pressured to eat all his food, LOL! About 30 minutes into dinner we started discussing where we were all from. We were all from Florida, Orlando, St. Petersburg and Northwest Florida. The lady with the daugther asked the guy with the girl how old his daughter was. ARKWARD MOMENT approaching in 5,4,3,2,1... He said, "This is my girlfriend"
What happen next do you ask? Well the ER is calling me so it has to wait(hopefully not long).
I would have died when that question came out. LoL
I am enjoying your trip report. Thanks for taking the time to write it and share it with us.
Here's one thing I would like to share with you as far as the lifeboat drill goes. We always head to our assigned station a few minutes before they start the drill. This way you are ahead of the crowd. You still have to deal with the noise, but at least you are already at your destination.
The look on his face was priceless and his girlfriend started laughing.
We will definitely do that next time. For some crazy reason I thought that you were to be in your room when the horn sounded. I guess you can be anywhere on the boat when it starts to go asunder, LOL! Thanks for the tip.
Fun TR! Can't you tell the ER to quit bothering you? You do have people waiting for more TR updates after all!
I would so love to say that with my OUTSIDE voice instead of my INSIDE voice. Thanks for reading along.
I last left off with the arkward moment at dinner. Let's just say that the lady was highly embarrased. After a good laugh from all of us I told the guy that I thought the same thing. I also told them when I am unaware of a situation I will just sit back and observe. Glad that I kept it to myself. After DS sped through the main course he made a bee line to the Edge. DD wanted to go and see the show so that is where we headed. After the show she wanted to go to the kids club, so I dropped her off there. Since I did not have DH there to harass I went back to the room and watched the Bourne Supremacy. Watched it for about and hour then decided to go and pick up DD. She was ready to go when I got there. We then headed back to the room to shower and call it a night. I did not fall asleep, because DS was still at the Edge. He came in at 12:00 am. That is the time that the Edge closes. He knows that he is to come straight to the room once the club closes. We did stay in contact, because I allowed him to take one of the phones. I grilled him about not losing it. We all slept like babies and we were parked already at Nassau by the time we woke up. It was 9:30 by the time we got out of the room. We headed to Cabanas for breakfast;which by the way we all love. For some reason the scrambled eggs were delicious.
It had to have some type of seasoning on them. We ate Mickey pancakes, sausage, potatoes and topped it off with a doughnut or 2 . Today we had no specific plans, but I did want to take the kids to the straw market. My lil shopper was all for that not DS so much. Before we got off the ship we went to the pool since it was warmer. DD and DS played around for a bit and rode the Aquaduck. I also rode the Aquaduck and it would be the only time that I would ride it this trip. We stayed there for about 2 hours DS would switch between the pool and hot tub. I am surprised that thing did not overflow by the amount of kids in it. After 2 hours we headed back to the cabin to shower. My 2 fussed about who was going to shower first. It went like this, DS to DD you brushed your teeth first this morning so I get to shower first, DD to DS you showered first last night... they went back and forth a couple of times before mommy came unglued (will add pics and finish tomorrow, ER is calling sorry).
Thanks for a great TR Toria. I am enjoying following along. Darn, that er keeps calling you!
Welcome aboard! I blame it on this bad strand of Flu going around.
I stopped where had come unglued on my two lil people for arguing over the which on of them would shower first. After some harsh mumbling, hands on hips and crazy eyes from mommy they decided to promptly stop arguing. After everyone was showered DS headed off to the kids clubs. DD and I went into Nassau for awhile.
The stop was to a Cyber cafe to call DH in Washington D.C.
The charge was .50 a minute which I thought was great. DD and I got to talk and briefly talk about the rocky ride over. OMG!!! I can't believe that I left that out of the first night update. The seas were rough and the boat was rocking a lil too bit for my liking. DD could not even finish her dinner(she stated at dinner that she felt crazy because of the ship rocking ). I had on these 5 inch heels and all I could concentrate on was not falling and breaking an ankle. It was funny to see people to to walk straight and just drift to the right or left. I thought the stabilizers were off, because that is just how bad it was. After DD and I left the cafe, I was on a mission for Chanel earrings(not knock offs either). None of the Jewelry stores carried them. Bummer that was the whole reason besides calling DH. DD wanted to shop so we stopped by the Straw Market.
She slowly picked out a wooden snake that I was not keen on her buying. I am terribly afraid of snakes and I will run from a dead one. There are also ladies standing outside of the market asking if you are looking for purses. They are not allowed to sale them on the inside anymore. After that we headed back to the ship so that DD could go to the kids club. I went back to the room to drop off her snake and I sat on deck 4 for awhile and read a little of my book. DS was running around enjoying himself like he always does. I HAVE MORE PICS TO ADD, BUT PHOTOBUCKET IS ACTING CRAZY!
After I read my book for about an hour it was time to go DD for lunch. We once again headed to Cabanas. It never really seemed crowded, but it is always hard to find a table near the windows. We chowed down on the shrimp, mussels, mac&cheese, fried rice and dessert. After lunch we were off to find a character or 2.
Miss Daisy was just strolling by, but she did stop and give DD a big hug.
She was happy to get the picture with Mickey, so we headed back to the room. She wanted to check the FE and I wanted a NAP.
She let me NAP about an hour while she watched some cartoons and played with some things she got from the FE. She wanted to go back to the kids clubs to do a Science project, so off we went. She has really wanted to visit the kids clubs more this time around. On the first cruise she did not go as often. After I dropped her off I headed straight to the Future Cruise desk. I was not getting off the ship without doing a dummy booking. I sat there with 3 people in front of me for about 15 minutes. I then decided to just take a card and fill out what I wanted. I dropped it in the box and left to kill some time. While walking around the ship I had finally run across DS. I had not seen him all day. It was really enjoying the Edge and being able to choose what he wanted to do. He had fed himself and was about to play basketball. I reminded him to be back to the room by 4:30 so that he could shower and change for dinner.
These are just 2 pics that I took. For some reason I thought that I had more from my stroll around the ship.
I am looking through my pics and remembering my trip with DH 6 months prior to this cruise. I am just going to fold that trip in with this one.
DH and I decided to take this trip for our 10 year anniversary. I was asked so many times why take a Disney cruise without the kids. We wanted to experience the adult side of Disney, since DD would not let us on the first cruise. I had worked at the hospital the night before we were due to leave. I ended up leaving work at 10 pm. I had to finish packing a couple of things and I had to harass DH like always to finish packing. The kids bags had been packed for a couple of days now. I showered and fell to sleep with no problem. The next morning we slept until 8 am, then I happily started to make breakfast before we left. I made sure sure that the kids had all their gadgets and books. We packed both cars and prepared to leave for our first stop. We took 2 cars because my mom would be coming in from out-of-town to watch the kids while we were gone. Our next stop was 2 hours away in Alabama, which is where the kids would be staying. Most of my family lives lives there. We made it there in record time, because we were so happy to be starting our vacation. We dropped the kids off at my grandparents house, then we had to go and run errands. We first had to stop and get pedicures and a manicure for me only. We both really needed our feet done, DH on the other hand just need some new feet all together
Just kidding! His feet did need some attention though. The lady that was doing his feet kept asking him if he wanted any color on his toes, LOL! Finally just messing with her, he told her to put some on his big toes only
He did not get that done though and she thought it was funny. We spent an hour there, then it was off to grocery shop for the kids. I will not leave my kids without knowing that I have well stocked the kitchen where they are staying. We spent about another hour in Wal-Mart getting groceries. My kids were calling us by this time to let us know that they were starving and so were we. Next stop was to WINGS N THINGS for dinner to go. How long does it take to make those wings?????
Enjoying your TR, just caught up on the updates! Looks like a nice mommy/kids vacation!
It was a blast and I surprised myself how well I handled DH not being there. However I think that is the last time that he will not go with us. He wished that he came along.
Last we left off I had told DS to be back to the room by 4:30 for dinner. We 4:30 came and went with him not showing up. I called the phone and he was still at the Edge having a blast. I told him to bring his HIND parts on before the rest of his cruise was ruined. He promptly showed up after that threat and quickly showered. Tonight was Animators Palate and it was going to be a great dinner.
It was also Pirate's night this night and we did not dress up for it. We made our way to dinner and we were the first ones to arrive at the table. We sat for maybe 10 mins, then the mother and daughter showed up. We would not be joined by the other couple tonight. Dinner was going great and we were happily participating in the show with Crush and friends. Near the end of Dinner Crush started to to different people. He spoke with this kid in our section because he had on a green shirt. He told him that his shell was cool and were his parents shells not green. After he talked with that kid Crush made his way over to our table. His said he was just drawn to the CANDY(beads) in my daughter's hair. He said that he wanted to eat them. DD was so shy and am surprised that he understood a word that she said. Speaking of her hair; the counselors in the clubs called her Sugar Rush because of her beads. She received many compliments on it throughout the cruise. I told them that I did it and it was my way of getting out of doing hair. Well he talked to us for about 5 minutes or so, then he moved on. We thought that was just great and we have been waiting to interact with him. Before dinner ended DS made his get away back to the clubs. DD and I wondered around for a bit( I was wanting a nap, but lil miss was not feeling it). We decided to go to a couple of the game shows before the Pirate Party and fireworks. We went to the show that involved Dopey. That was pretty hilarious, then we did the dance party. My daughter will not dance for me at home, but tonight she was dancing her lil booty off. I guess Disney will do that to you. Well after that we walked through the adult section before it was adults only time. They set up a hot bar between the clubs and DD was in love with the guacamole and chips. So we sat back outside of the D-Lounge while she chowed down. After that we went and caught the last of the musical. I called DS to check on him, but he would not answer the phone. Once again this lil person was testing my limits, so it was off to find him. We made our way to the Edge and the counselor said that they were at the Aquaduck. Well he can't really answer his phone now can he crazy mommy? I waited for 10 minutes before he made his way off the ride. He said that he was having so much fun, so I left him alone to enjoy. It had started to drizzle by this point, which made me wonder about the Pirate party. We headed back inside for a bit to people watch. When it got about 10 mins away from the Pirate party we tried to head out for the party. Low and behold it was raining cats and dogs. Well no party tonight, so DD and I headed back to the room to turn it in. She was not disappointed at all. She does not care for loud noises, so she happily played with some things in the room. DS came in right on time and it was lights out for all of us.
It took them about 30 minutes to make those wings and my kids had called again. Well after that we headed back to my grandmothers house to drop off the groceries. DH and I then headed to my aunts house where we would be staying the night. I ate and took a shower then headed to bed. My aunt likes to talk so she kept my husband up for I don't know how long. The next morning I was bright and early, because my mom was coming in and I could not sleep. I got up and readied myself for the day, while DH slumbered on. I left early to pick my mom from the station so that I could gas the car up and stop by Wal-Mart. I guess Wal-Mart will forever be the start to our trips. When I arrived at the station my mom was standing there looking for me. I had forgotten that she did not know that I had a new car and that I had changed my look. I called her a couple of times and she finally reconized me. She gave me a big hug and then I realized she had extra baggage. There was a woman and her 4 year old son standing there with her. She asked me if I could take them home which was supposed to be 10 minutes away. When we left the woman asked if I could stop by McDonalds. Ok and her 10 minute time turned into 20 minutes. I was not happy on the inside, but I did not let it show. This woman had no other way to get home. She said that her and the baby would have walked. Well dropped her off and headed back to my grandmothers house. I dropped off my mom and said my see-ya-laters to DD, gandma and mother. I would have thought that DH was up and out of the bad by now(it was 9:00). He was still snoozing away and I wanted to be on the raod by 9:30.
I dragged him out of the bed and he showered and got dressed. While I was talking to my aunt DH went to gas and wash the truck for my mom. We finally left at 10:00 am
Funny story about the guy and his "daughter". Tell me you have a picture of them...
I did not get a picture of them. When I first approached the table I thought that he was in his mid 30's. It turned out that they were both in their early 20's. So funny!
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COLUMBUS, OH - OCTOBER 23: Johnathan Hankins of the Ohio State Buckeyes attempts a tackle on Keith Carlos of the Purdue Boilermakers at Ohio Stadium on October 23, 2010 in Columbus, Ohio. (Photo by Jamie Sabau/Getty Images)
COLUMBUS, Ohio Ohio State all-Big Ten Conference defensive tackle Johnathan Hankins announced today he will forego his senior season of eligibility with the Buckeyes and make himself available for the 2013 NFL Draft and an opportunity to continue his career at the next level.I have decided, with the support of my family, to forego my senior season at Ohio State in order to enter the NFL Draft, Hankins said Monday. I will always be grateful for the family I have gained here at Ohio State.I want to thank coach Meyer, coach Vrabel and strength coach Marotti for bringing the best out of me as a football player and person, and for their constant support. I also want to thank coach Tressel and coach Heacock for recruiting me and giving me an opportunity to be a part of this great school and great program.Hankins, who is 20, appeared in 38 games the past three years and started every game in 2011 and 2012 25 total. He was fourth on the team in tackles in 2011 with 67 stops, including 11 ...
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Brian E. Toelle, Schlumberger
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One of the greatest revolutions in the history of the oil and gas industry has taken place over the past decade. This revolution is the rise of the shale reservoirs. First drilled in the 1820s these reservoirs did not attract serious attention due to their economics until the late 1990s when the Barnett Shale emerged as an industry "game changer". Numerous other shales rapidly attracted the attention of the industry until today dozens of shales are currently being drilled throughout North America. This revolution is rapidly spreading to many locations throughout the world. Initially these shales were developed using statistical drilling methods in which a large number of horizontal boreholes are drilled throughout the play. Until recently gas prices supported the economics of this approach. But due to their success, an abundance of gas has caused a decrease in gas price and a new economic paradigm has emerged, shale sweet spot drilling. Production from numerous shale plays indicates the existence of these sweet spots. These result from certain geologic conditions, such as increased matrix porosity or TOC, increased micro-fractures and areas with increased brittleness. These reservoir characteristics affect the physical rock properties which, in turn, affect a passing seismic signal. Recent advances in seismic interpretation have demonstrated that these shale reservoir sweet spots can be detected prior to drilling. The ability to locate these sweet spots before drilling significantly impacts the economics associated with these plays. During this presentation a number of these seismic interpretation methodologies will be discussed.
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Fracture Complexity in Shale Gas and Tight Oil Plays: Insights from Geology,
Modeling and Physical Experiments
Prof. Jon E. Olson, The University of Texas at Austin
When: 10:30am, Nov 5, 2014
Where: Schlumberger-Doll Research, One Hampshire Street, Cambridge,
shale gas revolution has demonstrated the potential of multi-frac horizontal
wells. A close companion with hydraulic
fracture placement technology was fracture diagnostic technology, and this
illustrated that hydraulic fractures were not as simple as we once
thought. The ideas around hydraulic
fracture complexity had been brewing for a long time, but really exploded with
widespread application of micro-seismic monitoring. Yet, with all the incredible insight gained
from micro-seismic mapping, there is still a significant gap in our level of
observation. This talk utilizes natural
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like, and then create possible realizations of complex fracture geometries
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Searching for bugs, butterflies, and beetles, along with countless other species, at Rocky Mountain National Park will be one of the highlights of Founder's Day, August 25, when the National Park Service turns 96.
Across the National Park System, something special likely will be going on at your favorite park.
The Great Smokies' stellar Mountain Farm Museum at the new Oconaluftee Visitor Center may just be a stroll, but combine it with one of the Smokies best-kept-secret easy walks, the Oconaluftee River Trail, and you have one of the park's best combinations of scenery and int
National Park Service officials again have declined to approve a professional bicycle race through Colorado National Monument, saying the event "conflicts with federal regulations and agency management policies."
In turning down the request to hold a stage of the 2013 USA Pro Challenge bicycle race in the monument in western Colorado, Park Service officials sa
With school vacations about to end, now's a great time to begin planning for your fall getaway to a national park. With that in mind, here are some offers from parks around the country.
Death Valley National Park, California. Unlike most national parks, fall is just the beginning of the park's peak season.
Just about every national park unit of any size or age evokes at least one or more "urban legend," tall tales that are widely accepted as true, but alas, for a good story, are not.
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text: Aerospace http://www.mdpi.com/journal/aerospace Latest open access articles published in Aerospace at http://www.mdpi.com/journal/aerospace http://www.mdpi.com/2226-4310/2/1/118 Drag force control via energy deposition in an oncoming flow is a wide area of interest in aerospace sciences. Recently, investigations on the effect of combining energy sources have been conducted. The possibility of coupling microwave (MW) discharges or MW and laser energy deposition is discussed. In the present work, the flow details accompanying the interaction of a combined energy release and an aerodynamic body in a supersonic flow are considered numerically on the base of the Euler equations. Comparison with non-combined energy deposition is analyzed. The effect of introducing the internal part to the energy release on the drag force reduction is examined. The flows for blunt cylinder, hemisphere-cylinder and pointed body are considered for a wide class of the combined energy source characteristics. Freestream Mach number is varied from 1.89 to 3.45. Complicated unsteady vortex structures caused by the Richtmyer–Meshkov instabilities are shown to be the reason for the reduction in drag. The unsteady double vortex mechanism of the frontal drag force reduction and mechanism of the constantly acting vortices at the steady flow are described. Suppression of shear layer instability and large scaled flow pulsations as the result of the combined energy release effect is established. Complex conservative difference schemes are used in the simulations. Aerospace 2015-03-18 2 1 Article 10.3390/aerospace2010118 118 134 2226-4310 2015-03-18 doi: 10.3390/aerospace2010118 O. Azarova http://www.mdpi.com/2226-4310/2/1/91 The University of Canterbury has developed a rocket research group, UC Rocketry, which recently broke the world altitude record for an I-class motor (impulse of 320–640 Ns) and has run a rocketry course for the first time in New Zealand. This paper discusses the development and results of the world record rocket "Milly" and details all the fundamental elements of the rocketry final year engineering course, including the manufacturing processes, wind tunnel testing, avionics, control and the final rocket launch of "Smokey". The rockets Milly and Smokey are an example of the design, implementation and testing methodologies that have significantly contributed to research and graduates for New Zealand's space program. Aerospace 2015-02-25 2 1 Article 10.3390/aerospace2010091 91 117 2226-4310 2015-02-25 doi: 10.3390/aerospace2010091 George Buchanan David Wright Christopher Hann Hoani Bryson Malcolm Snowdon Avinash Rao Adam Slee Hans Sültrop Bastian Jochle-Rings Zane Barker Abigail McKinstry Claude Meffan George Xian Ryan Mitchell XiaoQi Chen http://www.mdpi.com/2226-4310/2/1/17 Air traffic is growing at a steady rate of 3% to 5% per year in most regions of the world, implying a doubling every 15–25 years. This requires major advances in aircraft noise reduction at airports, just not to increase the noise exposure due to the larger number of aircraft movements. In fact it can be expected, as a consequence of increased opposition to noise by near airport residents, that the overall noise exposure will have to be reduced, by bans, curfews, fines, and other means and limitations, unless significantly quieter aircraft operations are achieved. The ultimate solution is aircraft operations inaudible outside the airport perimeter, or noise levels below road traffic and other existing local noise sources. These substantial noise reductions cannot come at the expense of a degradation of cruise efficiency, that would affect not just economics and travel time, but would increase fuel consumption and emission of pollutants on a global scale. The paper reviews the: (i) current knowledge of the aircraft noise sources; (ii) the sound propagation in the atmosphere and ground effects that determine the noise annoyance of near-airport residents; (iii) the noise mitigation measures that can be applied to current and future aircraft; (iv) the prospects of evolutionary and novel aircraft designs towards quieter aircraft in the near term and eventually to operations inaudible outside the airport perimeter. The 20 figures and 1 diagram with their legends provide a visual summary of the review. Aerospace 2015-02-04 2 1 Review 10.3390/aerospace2010017 17 90 2226-4310 2015-02-04 doi: 10.3390/aerospace2010017 Luís Campos http://www.mdpi.com/2226-4310/2/1/1 In the field of aerospace engineering, the study of the characteristics of vortical flows and their unsteady phenomena finds numerous engineering applications related to improvements in the design of tip devices, enhancement of combustor performance, and control of noise generation. A large amount of work has been carried out in the analysis of the shock wave diffraction around conventional geometries such as sharp and rounded corners, but the employment of splitters with lateral variation has hardly attracted the attention of researchers. The investigation of this phenomenon around two-dimensional wedges has allowed the understanding of the basic physical principles of the flow features. On the other hand, important aspects that appear in the third dimension due to the turbulent nature of the vortices are omitted. The lack of studies that use three-dimensional geometries has motivated the current work to experimentally investigate the evolution of the shock wave diffraction around two splitters with spike-shaped structures for Mach numbers of 1.31 and 1.59. Schlieren photography was used to obtain an insight into the sequential diffraction processes that take place in different planes. Interacting among them, these phenomena generate a complicated turbulent cloud with a vortical arrangement. Aerospace 2015-01-05 2 1 Article 10.3390/aerospace2010001 1 16 2226-4310 2015-01-05 doi: 10.3390/aerospace2010001 Francesca Gnani Kin Lo Hossein Zare-Behtash Konstantinos Kontis http://www.mdpi.com/2226-4310/1/3/101 Improvements in safety in the air and in space can be achieved through better ergonomics, better work environment, and other efforts of the traditional avionic psychology that directly affect human behaviors and performance. There is also a significant potential, however, for further reduction in aerospace accidents and casualties through better understanding the role that various uncertainties play in the planner's and operator's worlds of work, when never-perfect human, never failure-free navigation equipment and instrumentation, never hundred-percent-predictable response of the object of control (air- or space-craft), and uncertain-and-often-harsh environments contribute jointly to the likelihood of a mishap. By employing quantifiable and measurable ways of assessing the role and significance of such uncertainties and treating a human-in-the-loop (HITL) as a part, often the most crucial part, of a complex man–instrumentation–equipment–vehicle–environment system, one could improve dramatically the state-of-the-art in assuring aerospace operational safety. This can be done by predicting, quantifying and, if necessary, even specifying an adequate (low enough) probability of a possible accident. Nothing and nobody is perfect, of course, and the difference between a highly reliable object, product, performance or a mission and an insufficiently reliable one is "merely" in the level of the never-zero probability of failure. Application of the probabilistic predictive modeling (PPM) concept provides a natural and an effective means for reduction of vehicular casualties. When success and safety are imperative, ability to predict and quantify the outcome of an HITL related mission or a situation is a must. This is not the current practice though. The application of the PPM concept can improve therefore the state-of-the-art in understanding and accounting for the human performance in a vehicular mission or a situation. While the traditional statistical human-factor-oriented approaches are based on experimentations followed by statistical analyses, the PPM concept is based on, and starts with, physically meaningful and flexible predictive modeling followed by highly focused and highly cost effective experimentations geared to the chosen governing model(s). The PPT concept enables one to quantify, on the probabilistic basis, the outcome of a particular HITL related effort, situation or a mission. If the predicted outcome, in terms of the most likely probability of the operational failure, is not favorable, then an appropriate sensitivity analysis (SA) based on the developed and available algorithms can be effectively conducted to improve the situation. With the appropriate modifications and generalizations, such a cost-effective and insightful approach is applicable to numerous, not even necessarily in the aerospace and vehicular domain, HITL related missions and situations, when a human encounters an uncertain environment or a hazardous off-normal situation. The suggested approach is applicable also when there is an incentive to quantify human's qualifications and performance, and/or when there is a need to assess and possibly improve his/her role in a particular mission or a situation. The general PPM concepts are illustrated in this analysis by addressing several more or less typical aerospace HITL related problems and by providing meaningful numerical examples. Aerospace 2014-12-19 1 3 Review 10.3390/aerospace1030101 101 136 2226-4310 2014-12-19 doi: 10.3390/aerospace1030101 Ephraim Suhir http://www.mdpi.com/2226-4310/1/3/100 The investigation of aviation alternative fuels has increased significantly in recent years in an effort to reduce the environment and climate impact by aviation industry. Special requirements have to be met for qualifying as a suitable aviation fuel. The fuel has to be high in energy content per unit of mass and volume, thermally stable and avoiding freezing at low temperatures. There are also many other special requirements on viscosity, ignition properties and compatibility with the typical aviation materials. There are quite a few contending alternative fuels which can be derived from coal, natural gas and biomass.[...] Aerospace 2014-12-16 1 3 Editorial 10.3390/aerospace1030100 100 100 2226-4310 2014-12-16 doi: 10.3390/aerospace1030100 Yang Zhang http://www.mdpi.com/2226-4310/1/3/98 Recent advances in smart structures and multifunctional materials have facilitated many novel aerospace technologies such as morphing aircraft. A morphing aircraft, bio-inspired by natural fliers, has gained a lot of interest as a potential technology to meet the ambitious goals of the Advisory Council for Aeronautics Research in Europe (ACARE) Vision 2020 and the FlightPath 2050 documents. A morphing aircraft continuously adjusts its wing geometry to enhance flight performance, control authority, and multi-mission capability.[...] Aerospace 2014-12-16 1 3 Editorial 10.3390/aerospace1030098 98 99 2226-4310 2014-12-16 doi: 10.3390/aerospace1030098 Rafic Ajaj http://www.mdpi.com/2226-4310/1/3/97 Welcome to Aerospace, an open journal covering aerospace science, engineering and technology. We seek to publish theoretical, fundamental, and applied results linked to potential applications related to research, design, manufacture, operations, control and maintenance of aircraft and spacecraft. A full description of the journal scope can be found on the journal website [1].[...] Aerospace 2014-11-13 1 3 Editorial 10.3390/aerospace1030097 97 97 2226-4310 2014-11-13 doi: 10.3390/aerospace1030097 Konstantinos Kontis http://www.mdpi.com/2226-4310/1/2/67 A large number of theoretical and experimental studies have shown that the performance of kerosene combustion increases significantly if combustion is being assisted by the addition of hydrogen to the fuel/air mixture during the combustion process. It reduces the amount of CO, CO2 and NOx emissions, while increasing the flame stability limits. It also helps in bruning fuel/air mixtures at much leaner equivalence ratios. The same principle could be applied to gain benefits in gas turbine combustors. Hydrogen for this purpose could be produced by the reforming of hydrocarbon fuels using a reformer module. This paper presents key hydrogen reforming technologies which, by implementation in gas turbine combustors, hold potential for improving both their performance and service life. Aerospace 2014-09-04 1 2 Review 10.3390/aerospace1020067 67 96 2226-4310 2014-09-04 doi: 10.3390/aerospace1020067 Hashim Hassan Bhupendra Khandelwal http://www.mdpi.com/2226-4310/1/2/52 The rapid growth of the aviation sector around the globe has witnessed an overwhelming impact on fossil fuel resources. With the implementation of stricter environmental laws over emissions by conventional jet fuels, growing demand for research on alternative fuels has become imperative. One-hundred percent Synthetic Paraffinic Kerosene (SPK) and Fully Formulated Synthetic Jet Fuel have surfaced as viable alternatives for gas turbine engines due to their similar properties as that of Jet Fuel. This paper presents results from an experimental study performed on a small gas turbine engine, comparing emissions performance and vibrations for conventional Jet A-1 Fuel, thermally stressed 100% SPK and Fully Formulated Synthetic Jet Fuel. Different vibration frequencies, power spectra were observed for different fuels. Gaseous emissions observed were nearly the same, whereas, significant changes in particulates emissions were observed. Aerospace 2014-08-27 1 2 Article 10.3390/aerospace1020052 52 66 2226-4310 2014-08-27 doi: 10.3390/aerospace1020052 Bhupendra Khandelwal Swapneel Roy Charles Lord Simon Blakey http://www.mdpi.com/2226-4310/1/1/31 Four sample space launch missions were designed using rotating momentum transfer tethers (bolos) within low Earth orbit and a previously unknown phenomenon of "aerospinning" was identified and simulated. The momentum transfer tethers were found to be only marginally more efficient than the use of chemical rocket boosters. Insufficient power density of modern spacecrafts was identified as the principal inhibitory factor for tether usage as a means of launch-assistance, with power densities at least 10 W/kg required for effective bolos operation. Aerospace 2013-12-27 1 1 Article 10.3390/aerospace1010031 31 51 2226-4310 2013-12-27 doi: 10.3390/aerospace1010031 Oleg Nizhnik http://www.mdpi.com/2226-4310/1/1/18 The number of small spacecraft development programs in the United States and worldwide have increased significantly over the course of the last 10 years. This paper analyzes reasons for the growth in these programs by assessing what student participants hope to gain from their participation. Participants in the OpenOrbiter Small Spacecraft Development Initiative at the University of North Dakota were surveyed at the beginning of an academic year to determine why they were planning to participate in the program again or join and participate for the first time. This paper presents the results of this survey. Aerospace 2013-11-12 1 1 Article 10.3390/aerospace1010018 18 30 2226-4310 2013-11-12 doi: 10.3390/aerospace1010018 Jeremy Straub David Whalen http://www.mdpi.com/2226-4310/1/1/1 A pseudo-sliding mode control synthesis procedure discussed previously in the literature is applied to the design of a control system for a nonlinear model of the NASA Langley Generic Transport Model. The complete vehicle model is included as an appendix. The goal of the design effort is the synthesis of a robust control system to minimize aircraft loss-of-control by preserving fundamental pilot input—system response characteristics across the flight envelope, here including the possibility of actuator damage. The design is carried out completely in the frequency domain and is described by a ten-step synthesis procedure, also previously introduced it the literature. Five different flight tasks are considered in computer simulations of the completed design demonstrating the stability and performance robustness of the control system. Aerospace 2013-11-07 1 1 Article 10.3390/aerospace1010001 1 17 2226-4310 2013-11-07 doi: 10.3390/aerospace1010001 Ronald Hess


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So, the annual Draft Magazine 100 best beer bars in America list hit last week. I've seen lots and lots of chatter about the local New York bars. I'm sure there's been plenty written about all the regions hits and misses. For the most part, they hit the nail right on the head, but I'm honestly dumbfounded by their inclusion of LES beer shop, Top Hops. It's a nice place, for sure, but it's not even technically a beer bar. Go figure.
Anyhows, we're pretty lucky to have so many great beer spots here in NY, including the Blind Tiger, Spuyten Duyvil, Bierkraft and Rattle n Hum, all listed by Draft Mag. However, they leave out the amazing and time honored Gingerman, as well as Jimmy's No. 43, Pony Bars, DBA and many, many other staples of the NYC craft beer community. See, I told ya. New Yorkers are really, really lucky to have so many great joints to grab a pint at.
Listening Pile: Wild Nothing – Only Heather
It took me a while, maybe even a couple extra weeks in January to decide that the 2nd album from Wild Nothing was my favorite album of 2012. Full of dreamy melodies, touches of synth and oddly sounding like Fleetwood Mac on occasion, this record was the perfect sophomore album for Jack Tatum's Wild Nothing project. The production, song writing and delicate instrumentation of this album truly shows how this guy has perfected his craft. The song above is my 2nd favorite on the album after the title track, Nocturne. Have a listen, as it easily soundtracks this gloomy day in NYC.


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I know this has been overkilled, but I just hooked up two commercial kegs to my keezer (36-38 degrees) off a single regulator (set to 9psi) split by a dual manifold. The lines are 3/16" and 5 feet. The Double IPA is flowing perfect and has little to no air bubbles in the line. The Orange Wheat is collecting quite a bit of small air bubbles and gas pockets in the beer line. The shanks are run through the collar and all lines are internal. Why is the one line collecting bubbles, but the other isn't? Should I just increase the length of the one line?
Any help would be appreciated. I was just wondering why one would be running fine on the same system and the other having problems.
your commercial kegs have to have the psi set to the brewery's carb levels...otherwise, the co2 will come out of solution.
you can try and look up the carb levels, or give them a call to see what they recommend.
i would still guess it's co2 coming out of solution, but you should still check all your hoses to make sure air isn't getting into your lines...and even if your lines are in your keezer, they could still warm up if there's no circulation (small fan would help)...
BUT, i still think it's co2 getting out of solution...you need to find out their carb levels (2.5 volumes, for example)...that way, you can set your psi to match that, based on your keezer temp. The 10-12 psi recommendation doesn't really help you.
I would try swapping the lines and see if the ipa inherits the same problem as the wheat.
Hefe's are typically very highly carbonated, like 3.5-4.5 volumes as opposed to the 1.5-2.5 volumes typical for an IPA. My guess is that the wheat is just way more carbonated than the DIPA. Without a secondary reg and a much longer line to serve them at different pressures, you may need to de-gas the wheat to get it to pour decently. It might not be carbed to style that way, but at least you'll be able to pour it. The other option is to increase the pressure and line length to suit the wheats carb level, but then the DIPA will be overcarbed, and if you don't have check valves for each line you'd still have issues until both kegs reach equilibrium.
It's possible they may have carbed the wheat to 4.5 volumes of CO2. Not uncommon for a wheat. Switching the lines is a good test as mentioned above. Look for an obstruction in the line or disconnect, or a bad connection that's allowing air to infiltrate your beer line. Cheers!!!
If Homebrew & BBQ aren't the answer, then you're askin' the wrong questions... Cheers!!!
Thanks for suggestions. I will try swapping lines to see if the IPA has problems on that line. I would assume that if the wheat was carbed to a higher level, the brewer would have rec higher psi and longer line for the wheat. But he rec 10-12 psi on both. I'm going to try some things this weekend and see. I have a secondary regulator in the mail. That I may have to dedicate to the wheat.
Update: I added the secondary regulator and increased PSI to 15 on Orange Wheat and it seems to have resolved the bubbles and burps in the line. It comes out pretty quick and causes some foaming at the faucet. I plan on increasing the length of the line to increase resistance. I have a feeling this will be the solution.
Thanks to everyone out there that knows what good beer tastes like, how to get it in your glass and are willing to share what they know. Cheers!


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This is what I've found through going through my emails. A very responsibble 13 year old boy in the neighborhood potted most of these up since jim is operating on one-arm and I am barely operating vertically.
Alfie rosemary, asarum, mayapple, redbud
Kim Kaplan hakone aureola, plumbago, poss. Christmas basil- iffy Kim
Barbara Brubeckgirl liriope, forgetmenots, pulmonaria, eurphorbia robbiae
Ann Kmsmom pulmonari, asarium, ornamental pepper - iffy
ChrisMD euphorbia, chameleon plant
ryanszone heavenly bamboo, ajuga (havenâÂÂt heard from you Ryan
Tina/kilngod pulmonaria, horseradish, pachysandra, rosemary starts,may apple
Carol/spring horseradish, creeping thyme
Wndy/wxtai rosemary starts, oregano, creeping thyme, basil -iffy, 4 0âÂÂclock seeds variegated pink and yellow
Hennie 2 water lilies
Nancy Canadian ginger
Larry blue plumbago
faerieanette black-eyed susan (didnâÂÂt hear back from you)
Terri K creeping jenny
Alfie aloevera, petunias, 2 nanking cherries
Annebert 2 dahlias, one of each type
kim Kaplan yellow trumpet vine, poss. basil, poss. elephant ears
Ann Kmpsmom pumpkin tree seedling, lysimachia ciliata, aureus senecio golden ragwort
Nancy thornless blackberry
Tina/kilngod ÃÂ ÃÂ ÃÂ ÃÂ dianthus firewatch
Hennie 2 lotus, beautyberry seedling
Larry Blue stem, cardinal flower, poss. bearâÂÂs breeches
Sujiwan thornless blackberry
These are things I asked for but never found a reply: IâÂÂd still like to them, but fine if theyâÂÂve already been taken. I particularly wanted a jackmanii clematis for a tree trunk that we want to cover with flowering vines.
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Nancy onion set
Steve Geranium 'Biokovo' divisions, 2-quart pots
Lenten rose (Helleborus x hybridus)--small 2d year seedlings; parents bloom in white, rose, and purple shades
Aster 'Raydon's Favorite', divisions, quart pots
Tatarian aster (Aster tataricus), divisions
Heuchera, small divisions, noid, some green with nice pink blooms, some ruffly purple, 4' pots
carol spriingplanter ferns you have except Japanese painted
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44. Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953)
Not Rated | 91 min | Comedy, Musical, Romance
Singers Lorelei Lee and Dorothy Shaw travel to Paris, pursued by a private detective hired by the disapproving father of Lorelei's fiancé to keep an eye on her, as well as a rich, enamored old man and many other doting admirers.
Writers: Charles Lederer, Joseph Fields, Anita Loos | Director: Howard Hawks | Stars: Jane Russell, Marilyn Monroe, Charles Coburn, Elliott Reid
45. Heaven Can Wait (1943)
Unrated | 112 min | Comedy, Drama, Fantasy
An old roué arrives in Hades to review his life with Satan, who will rule on his eligibility to enter the Underworld.
Writers: Samson Raphaelson, Leslie Bush-Fekete | Director: Ernst Lubitsch | Stars: Gene Tierney, Don Ameche, Charles Coburn, Marjorie Main
46. Everything Is Illuminated (2005)
PG-13 | 106 min | Comedy, Drama
A young Jewish American man endeavors to find the woman who saved his grandfather during World War II in a Ukrainian village, that was ultimately razed by the Nazis, with the help of an eccentric local.
Writers: Jonathan Safran Foer, Liev Schreiber | Director: Liev Schreiber | Stars: Elijah Wood, Eugene Hutz, Boris Leskin, Jonathan Safran Foer
47. The Money Pit (1986)
PG | 91 min | Comedy
A young couple struggles to repair a hopelessly dilapidated house.
Writer: David Giler | Director: Richard Benjamin | Stars: Tom Hanks, Shelley Long, Alexander Godunov, Maureen Stapleton
48. Beyond the Sea (2004)
PG-13 | 118 min | Biography, Drama, Music
A swooning study of "Mack the Knife" singer Bobby Darin (Spacey) specifically, and his relationship with his wife Sandra Dee (Bosworth).
Writers: Kevin Spacey, Lewis Colick | Director: Kevin Spacey | Stars: Kevin Spacey, Kate Bosworth, John Goodman, Bob Hoskins
49. The Adventures of Baron Munchausen (1988)
PG | 126 min | Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy
An account of Baron Munchausen's supposed travels and fantastical experiences with his band of misfits.
Writers: Charles McKeown, Terry Gilliam | Director: Terry Gilliam | Stars: John Neville, Eric Idle, Sarah Polley, Oliver Reed
50. Birth (2004)
R | 100 min | Drama, Mystery, Romance
A young boy attempts to convince a woman that he is her dead husband reborn.
Writers: Jean-Claude Carrière, Milo Addica, Jonathan Glazer | Director: Jonathan Glazer | Stars: Nicole Kidman, Cameron Bright, Lauren Bacall, Danny Huston