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by Heather Rivera
posted Oct 12 2012 12:41AM
Some snap shot moments!
The last day of the cruise before we pull into port Galveston. Ted and I had such a great time meeting new people and discovering things and places. Plus, the view wasn't bad for the 'Disney Magic Office Window' during my show! Here are some photos of a few of the highlights from the big cruise.
Stare down on the Disney Magic.. MICKEY WINS!!
Tadah! Mickey Rocks!
I'm also a Big fan of Chip & Dale! They Rock!
We ran across an ATX/Lake Travis favorite in Costa Maya & Cozumel Carlos & Charlies in Costa Maya has a cool pool/bar in front of it!
Cozumel too!!
Grand Cayman Island has the cool 7 mile beach. They also had 'Hell', which we didn't get a chance to check out this time around, due to timing of my show. That's something to do for a future adventure!
Ted discovered 'Raider Nation Fans in Cozumel'!
I'm going to have to blow this picture up for a bigger one to hang at some point! I'm amazed how BLUE & BEAUTIFUL the Cozumel water was… Breath taking in person!!
Our favorite port on this cruise was Cozumel. We had about an hour there after the show. We heard that the Disney Magic will have a 4 day cruise to Cozumel leaving from Galveston soon. I'm feeling some future cruising!
Broadcast snapshot: Here is what what the 'office' looked like on the Disney Magic during the broadcast! Thanks to the Disney Cruise Line peeps for the Magical Times!
Grand Cayman giving Texas a challenge of 'Everything is Bigger' when it comes to cereal bars! This is a serious RK-Bar!!
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TV Ratings: Fox Sports 1 Off to a Solid Start With UFC Programming
The new channel, which launched Saturday, averaged 1.7 million viewers in primetime.
Fox Sports 1 got off to a solid start on its first day.
The channel, which launched Saturday in about 90 million homes, drew an average of 1.7 million viewers in primetime (8-11 p.m. ET), according to Nielsen Media Research Fast National data, with a broadcast of UFC Fight Night: Shogun vs. Sonnen. Fox Sports pulled the plug on its Speed channel at 6 a.m. ET to launch Fox Sports 1.
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The network touted its primetime numbers as being a more than tenfold increase compared to the combined viewership of Speed, Fox Soccer and Fuel TV on the same night a year ago (141,000).
"We must congratulate the UFC for putting together a terrific event for the launch of Fox Sports 1 that fans were obviously very excited to watch," said Bill Wanger, executive vp programming and research at Fox Sports. "The prelims and main events were action-packed, and the production quality and new camera angles gave fans a totally new perspective. Hats off to the UFC and its incredibly loyal fan base for making our first night such a complete success."
Fox Sports also said the new channel averaged a 1.3 household rating in primetime and drew higher ratings than the Big Four network among the key demos of adults 18-49, adults 18-34, men 18-49 and men 18-34.
Fox Sports 1 also aired several hours of live NASCAR programming on Saturday along with the debut of Fox Sports Live and a college football preview.
The inaugural airing of Fox Sports Live drew 476,000 total viewers, a 137 percent increase over Speed's performance in the time period (201,000). It also outperformed Speed's men 18-34 performance in the time period by a whopping 1,384 percent (163,000 vs. 11,000).
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Recently I have had a huge reading list of comics due to my new found love for digital comics(still prefer a hard copy though). I signed up for comixology and have been going crazy on the comics. I find my self reading almost anything from Image Comics as of late.
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Perhaps reeling from the difficulthave of over-seeing and dealing with proposed changes in the American Healthcare system or other difficulties, Mrs Clinton wrote this; quoting Eleanor Roosevelt: "There is not one civilisation from the oldest to the newest from which we cannot learn" she begins to look at ways we can learn and what there is to learn. Wondering about baby-carriages left (safely) unattended in Danish streets, "the brain's real food" ... the outside world and its effects on infant brains and American insurance companies claims that limiting a baby's time in hospitals reduces the likelihood of exposure to harmful germs and many more are features of the book.
Bought originally for my daughter to read during her pregnancy in a village (How silly can prospective grand-parents become ... I ask you!), I bought one for myself. (Yes, I should have borrowed hers, I know!) I enjoyed reading it but, as one should have expected, politics are never far below the surface, if not actually poking through the surface. Even with that growing awareness, I enjoyed it, reading a master politician (with a multitude of friends, advisers and researchers) putting forward her viewpoints.
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Officers of the royal treasury would pour coins of the same denomination upon the slab, shake off the extras, and see that each niche is occupied by a coin. Depending on the numbers of gaps, a precise estimation on the currency value could thus be made.
It sounds alien at a time when technology is changing by the minute but the simple ingenuity of the 'Naanaya palaka', used during the early 20 century, is remarkable.
Several such planks are on display at the Kanakakkunnu Palace, where an exhibition is being held as part of the golden jubilee celebrations of the State Treasury Department. It was officially formed in 1963, but the exhibits showcase a rich history on currency dating back to over a century.
From ornate brass balances to yellowing parchments that mark a significant turn in the history of the State's treasure chest, this exhibition opens a brief window of opportunity for the public to see these otherwise carefully concealed objects.
Tables at the exhibition are laid with objects that look as though they belong to a heritage museum. Along with tokens, coins, weights and balances, old books such as the Cochin Income Tax Manual, Cochin Audit Code, Stamp Manual and Treasury and Pension Codes dating back over 50 years are also on display.
Most of the pieces have not changed hands with the Archives Department; rather they still remain in the treasury offices spread across the State.
Among the draws of the exhibition is the 'Comptometer', ancestor of the present-day digital calculator. A variant of the typewriter, the key-driven devices on display all have the place of manufacturing marked as the United States.
Newer versions of the calculator, manufactured by Keltron over 30 years ago, denote the technological progress the State has made in counting currency. Finance Minister K.M. Mani notes this advancement in his inaugural address, saying the developments made in the field are astounding.
The Archives Department has contributed to the exhibition, as they are in possession of age-old documents that sanctions key events such as the 1954 opening of the Small Coin Department in the Thiruvananthapuram District Treasury and an 1871 parchment that has been labelled as the correspondence relating to the use of British copper coins at the Quilon Treasury. The exhibition will also have seminars and discussions that will address the grievances of department employees. It will conclude on August 23.
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First off I have to admit that I am a big fan of horror anthologies so when I get one sent to me I get really stoked. Dark Things, edited by Jessy Marie Roberts, was no exception. This compilation of stories runs the gambit from the supernatural to the sadistic and back again. The fact that each story had something different made it all the more interesting.
"Five Minutes in Africa" by Sean Graham was a spiritual and naturalistic look into the sacred ways of the African people and the consequences of defiling a sacred symbol. This symbol, a giant crocodile, turns a documentary crew's nature show into a deadly nightmare. A nightmare that can and will cross time and space to exact its revenge. I found this story to be exciting and suspenseful and written almost in a fable-like manner as it has a moral to be learned.
"The Butcher" by Michael Giorgio was a noir-like suspense tale about the hideous murder of a young woman and the aftermath that ensues. We encounter many characters; a butcher, a reporter, a nurse, and the victim's little brother. We get to see the murder from the viewpoints of these various characters which challenges our thoughts on who the murderer really is. I truly enjoyed this old-style mystery.
"Restless Nights" by Matt Kurtz is the story of a man on a quest to find out what is keeping him from sleeping well at night. He relies on a prostitute to come in and watch him while he sleeps which, for the prostitute, is unusual but a welcome task. The story takes an interesting turn and we find ourselves questioning the man's true motives. This story was well detailed and a very gripping read.
"Through the Window" by G. Elmer Munson is a story that touches on childhood fears which we may have all experienced. We learn that a young girl is terrified of the monster that lives in her closet. Reassured by her father that nothing is wrong he closes the closet door and the window (from which the girl claims the monster exits the home). This reassurance does not quell the girl's fears and soon we find out that maybe monsters really do lurk in the closets and under the beds of children. This is the kind of story that you may not want to read right before you go to bed for you may feel that eyes are watching you from the crack of your closet door.
"Skull City" by Vince Darcangelo is about the owner of a haunted house who is giving the tour to a new employee. This story is different in that we only read dialogue from the owner and it is from his point of view exclusively. There is a lot of description and we can almost feel as if we are taking the tour ourselves. From a bloody morgue to a macabre bone-yard this haunted house seems to have it all. The only question is, what kind of people run this haunted house and is it really safe to visit? I loved the way the story was told and the general creepy feel I got from it.
"Vermillion" by Tim Reed is a sci-fi horror story set in space in an almost deserted spaceship; deserted except for two remaining astronauts who are desperate to stay alive. The spaceship had been sucked into a black hole and thrust out into another universe. The universe, unfortunately, has a dark and looming secret that proves deadly for anything, and anyone, in its path. Although sci-fi horror is not usually my genre I have to say that I really did enjoy this one.
"The Woman of His Discontent" by Robert Essig is a story about a house painter and his new unusual painting project. This project is a large house that looms with dark secrets, one of which the painter unwittingly stumbles upon. The kooky owner and his enigmatic daughter are hiding something, something of which the painter doesn't want any part of although he may not be able to help that fact. I felt this story was very "Twilight Zone"-esque with interesting plot twists and an excellent shock factor.
"The Seamstress" by David Schembri, although short, captured the attention of the reader. This tale is about two people who are not exactly who they seem. We end up wondering exactly who the villain is and who their victim is. This a period piece in paranormal horror; I loved the eerie and gloomy atmosphere of this story.
"Melmaz for Hire" by Eric Dimbleby begins with a man who is down on his luck, lonely, and in need of some source of income. He invests in a "Melmaz", a well-loved children's character, costume and gets booked for a children's party. He soon realizes what a mistake he's made and that something sinister is waiting for Melmaz. This story was fun and darkly humorous; although brutal it still keeps us laughing until the end.
"Coming Ashore" by Holly Stacey is a melancholy tale about a girl who has committed suicide and wants desperately to escape her watery grave. A need to reach land and regret about her deadly actions cause her to ignore the warnings of the danger of going to the surface. This story is really somewhat heartbreaking but a very good read nonetheless.
"Watching Shadows" by Emma Kathryn is a take off on the character of Wendy from Peter Pan. This story, however, is not the fun trip to Neverland that Wendy experiences in Peter Pan; no this story is about the dark shadow tapping at her window late at night. What does this shadow want? Is the shadow friend or foe? These are questions Wendy wonders as she contemplates letting the shadow into her room. This story was an interesting take off on the Peter Pan story and we realize that not all fairy tales have happy endings.
"The Brick Jar" by Gregory L. Norris is about three young college students who are moving into an apartment within a large old brownstone house. The house, right from the start, exudes a bad energy and soon the roommates will find out just what secrets the house holds. There seems to be something lurking about, with negative intentions towards the new tenants. Just what exactly is hiding in the shadows? This was one of the longer stories but did not drag at all and was actually quite fast-paced. There is a lot of description and the characters seem to come alive as we follow their horrifying adventure.
"Murphy's Law" by Mark Souza is about a private detective who is quite depressed and feels that whatever he does he is ultimately doomed. He meets a beautiful young woman who he finds himself needing to help. Unfortunately, the Murphy's Law concept may rear its ugly head once again in the man's life. This story is very relatable in that often we find ourselves waiting for that other shoe to drop; when things go well it always seems that something is going to happen to ruin it. This story really does reach the pessimistic side of all of us.
"Legel Manor" by Michael W. Garza is a Sherlock Holmes-esque story about a private detective sent to find the son of a wealthy woman. The son has disappeared and although the stepfather does not seem too be worried or even care, the mother is quite certain that something terrible has happened. The detective finds himself caught up in the terrifying secret of the manor. This was an interesting tale with interesting twists and turns.
"The Skitterer Across the Wastes" by Jacob Henry Orloff is the story of an Air Force pilot in the British military who had been stationed in Cairo. During this stint the man meets a woman, whom he marries, and is then sent on a supply drop across the desert. His plane takes a dive in the middle of the desert and he wanders in search of some kind of shelter from the heat. The shelter he finds, unfortunately, isn't exactly a safe haven as he soon finds out. I enjoyed this story's atmosphere of desperation and helplessness as it pulled us into the character.
"Complete Me" by Kurt Fawver is the story about a newly single woman trying to get back into the dating world. She finds herself attracted to a seemingly perfect man online and is ready to go on a first date with him. Everything really does seem perfect on the date but nothing is ever really perfect, right? This story goes from light-hearted and fun to dark and horrifying in the blink of an eye. I enjoyed this one very much and give two thumbs up to the twisted nature of this story.
"Scarecrow's Apprentice" by Marc Sorondo was actually my favorite of all of the stories. I don't normally make judgment calls like that but it really was very interesting. This story centers on a boy in his early teens who has a somewhat disturbing new hobby. He spends his days sitting in his father's cornfield watching a scarecrow; this seems harmless at first but after the boy obsesses over it day after day, the parents begin to worry. The boy believes there is something more to the scarecrow and he wants to know exactly what it is. This story was very well written and had some wonderful description;
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Lancaster Vice-Mayor Marvin Crist held a forum in the city on Wednesday, when residents gathered to debate the project.
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A Good Samaritan is being credited with helping authorities capture an alleged hit-and-run motorist in Acton.
Man, 91, Accused Of Driving Wrong-Way For Miles On 14 Freeway After Missing Exit
The California Highway Patrol says they've impounded the car of an elderly man accused of driving in the wrong direction along a stretch of a highway in the Antelope Valley.
2 Martial Arts Teachers Suspected Of Torturing Teen With Samurai Swords
Two brothers who run a Southern California martial arts school were arrested on suspicion of kidnapping an Antelope Valley teenager, torturing him with cigarettes and cutting him with samurai swords, authorities said Friday.
Ex-Embalmer Accused Of Stealing Gold Crowns From Human Remains At Lancaster Funeral Home
A former apprentice embalmer has been accused of stealing gold crowns from human remains at an Antelope Valley funeral home, according to the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office.
Cold Front Brings Wind And Rain To Antelope Valley, Snow To Big Bear
A cold front brought gusty winds and rain to the Southland and snow to the mountains of Big Bear Monday.
Lancaster Man Charged With Fatally Beating His Girlfriend's Daughter, 2
An Antelope Valley man was charged Monday with fatally beating his girlfriend's 2-year-old daughter.
Sheriff's Task Force Credits Social Media For 'Rave' Party Busts
"Rave Party Canceled": it's probably the last sign any desert partygoer wants to see.
Flash Flood Warning In Effect Through Tuesday
Residents of the Antelope Valley and eastern mountains of Los Angeles County Monday were warned of more potential flash flooding activity.
Man Killed, 3 Wounded In Antelope Valley Shooting
Authorities Sunday said one person was killed and three others were wounded in a gang-related shooting in the Antelope Valley.
Red Flag Warning Issued For Los Angeles County Mountains
The National Weather Service Tuesday issued a red flag warning for the mountains of Los Angeles County.
DOJ Accuses 2 LA Sheriff's Stations Of Discrimination
The U.S. Justice Department said Friday it found that Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies at two stations in the Antelope Valley have engaged in a pattern or practice of unconstitutional stops, searches, seizures and excessive force targeting African-Americans and Latinos.


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We woke up early in the 4am hour, showered collected our toddler and things and headed up to KCI. Without event, we departed at 7am to Minneapolis. With hardly enough time to use the bathroom, we connect to our flight to Cancun, which went immediately nowhere as the water tanks were leaking water before we left the gate. I joked with Cari that I …
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Not much to report today. We went to the mall again, went to the beach, took a nap, went to McDonald's, bought some touch-up paint from AutoZone.
Ate dinner on Quinta Ave at a placed called 100% Natural. They had several vegetarian options and quite frankly the place turned out to be better than I expected for the area. After dinner we …
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First thing, we tried a swim in the pool adjacent to our bungalow. This ended instantly in failure, either because the water was too cold or because I put the baby in too fast. We went back to the room, reset, and then headed down to the beach again. After an hour we came back and took a nap.
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We heard thunderstorms several times at night. In the morning it was still raining lightly. I walked a few minutes down the road to the public beach and found it empty except for one local family. I walked back and fetched the family and we went down around 8:45 to enjoy the empty beach. No sun sunscreen necessary that early with overcast clouds.< …
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First POST: Transparency Matters
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Wouldn't it be nice if there was only one day a year that people were wrong on the Internet? Unfortunately, that's simply not the case. And the problem doesn't stop with fake news. (Although that in itself is such a problem that The Washington Post puts out a fake news roundup every Friday.) There are more insidious problems in media: biased wording, overly general, overly simplistic or unsupported claims, and false assertions. These are just a few of the things that one can flag on the new social media platform, Fiskkit, which recently won the 2015 Launch Fest Social Impact Award. Read More
First POST: Waking Up
BY Micah L. Sifry | Tuesday, March 31 2015
Hillary Clinton's deleted emails might not be as gone as she thinks; people making decisions about encryption know nothing about encryption; Meerkat is dead (already); finding out that Facebook filters the newsfeed is, to some like waking up in the Matrix; and much, much more. Read More
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First POST: Net Effects
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In Utah, Participatory Democracy Powered by Loomio and NationBuilder
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Earlier this week, The People's Lobby launched their first participatory democracy experiment in Provo, a city of just over 115,000 people in north-central Utah. Incorporating tools from both Loomio and NationBuilder, the process is meant to foster increased community participation in city government.Read More
First POST: Data-Driven
BY Micah L. Sifry | Thursday, March 26 2015
Get to know Clinton's digital team even better; Ted Cruz election announcement-related fundraising offers peak into the coming data-driven campaign arms race; New York City launches online community engagement pilot program called IdeaScale; and much, much more. Read More
First POST: Too Much Information
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Will Facebook become the Walmart of News?; Hillary Clinton's digital team; how easy it is to get your hands on 4.6 million license plate scans; and much, much more. Read More
First POST: Firsts
BY Micah L. Sifry | Tuesday, March 24 2015
Political reporters use Yik Yak to pep up stories about Ted Cruz's campaign announcement; The New York Times, Buzzfeed and National Geographic may agree to let Facebook host their news on its servers; Google fiber users to soon get targeted television ads; and much, much more. Read More
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When Apple first introduced the MacBook Air back in 2008, I'm not sure anyone knew quite what to expect in the long-run from the little, low-powered Mac. Though the ultra-portable laptop itself wasn't a new idea, there is in retrospect a distinct line dividing the Air – the first of what we now classify as Ultrabooks – from previous attempts at ultra-portables. What Apple eventually kicked off was a distinct market segment, though as a market it did take some time to materialize. With the announcement this week of the suffix-less MacBook (2015), I'm left to wonder if Apple is doing the same thing for a new market segment. The MacBook isn't just a new Air – though in a sense it's an heir to...
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In a somewhat baffling piece of news this weekend, word comes that Apple has initiated an internal replacement program for the video cards on some of their mid-2011 27&rdquo...46 by Ryan Smith on 8/17/2013
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Apple Cuts Pricing on MacBook Pro with Retina Display and SSD Upgrades
Earlier this morning Apple announced a combination of price cuts and spec updates to its MacBook Pro with Retina Display lineup. The price cuts impact the 13-inch rMBP, while...37 by Anand Lal Shimpi on 2/13/2013
Slightly Smaller Apple TV 3,2 (A1469) Contains A5X SoC, BCM4334 Combo
Yesterday along with iOS 6.1 being pushed to iPhones, iPads, and iPod Touches, Apple released an update to the Apple TV 2,1 and 3,1, and curiously enough released another...17 by Brian Klug on 1/29/2013


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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced $168,000 in fellowship grants to two graduate students at the Hawai'i Institute of Marine Biology (HIMB). John Burns and Raphael Ritson-Williams were named as recipients of the Science to Achieve Results (STAR) fellowship. Burns' research will focus on the relationship between land-based sources of pollution and coral reef ecosystem function off the Hamakua ... Read More »
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University of Hawaii assumes ownership of United Kingdom Infrared Telescope
On October 31, the University of Hawai'i (UH) assumed ownership of the United Kingdom Infrared Telescope (UKIRT) on Maunakea. The UKIRT is one of the world's leading astronomical infrared observatories. UH President David Lassner said, "We are pleased to steward the UKIRT, a telescope that has made remarkable discoveries supporting the advancement of astronomical science. It is fitting to add ... Read More »
Advanced Light Source evidence confirms combustion theory
Researchers at UH Mānoa have published the first direct experimental evidence for the validity of a fundamental reaction mechanism thought to play a key role in the astrochemical evolution. The so-called HACA mechanism–the hydrogen abstraction-acetylene addition mechanism–had so far only been speculated theoretically. A news highlight from the Advanced Light Source user facility at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory describes the research ... Read More »
[TALK] Global Food Security by 2050: Challenges and Opportunities
With the global population expected to approach 9 billion by 2050 and climate change altering agricultural conditions, the world is "entering a perfect storm of challenges to global food security," according to Thomas Lumpkin, an international expert in sustainable agricultural development who will speak in Honolulu on Monday, November 10. Lumpkin, the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa's 2014 College of ... Read More »
U.N. task force says new ocean telecom cables should be 'green'
The global system of submarine telecommunications cables that supports our connected world is deaf, dumb and blind to the external ocean environment – and represents a major missed opportunity for tsunami warning and global climate monitoring, according to UH scientists and a United Nations task force. "For an additional 5-10 percent of the total cost of any new cable system ... Read More »
Massive debris pile reveals risk of huge tsunamis in Hawaii
A mass of marine debris discovered in a giant sinkhole provides evidence that at least one mammoth tsunami, larger than any in Hawaiʻi's recorded history, has struck the islands, and that a similar disaster could happen again, new research finds. Scientists, led by Rhett Butler, Director of the Hawai'i Institute of Geophysics and Planetology (HIGP) at UH Mānoa, are reporting ... Read More »
BOFFFFs [Big, Old, Fat, Fertile, Female Fish] sustain fisheries
Recreational fishermen prize large trophy fish. Commercial fishing gear targets big fish. After all, larger fish feed people's egos as well as their bellies. A new compilation of research from around the world now shows that big, old, fat, fertile, female fish – known as BOFFFFs to scientists – are essential for ensuring that fishery stocks remain sustainable. "Information on ... Read More »
Misreporting diet information could impact nutrition recommendations for Hispanic community
You are what you eat, unless you're not quite sure what you ate. A new paper by Jinan Banna and Marie Kainoa Fialkowski of the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa's College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources and Marilyn Townsend of the University of California, Davis' College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences takes a critical look at how faulty self-reporting ... Read More »
A new look at "The Rocket Into Planetary Space"
One of the seminal works on astronautics and space flight has just been published in English for the first time under the leadership of a UH professor. The English-language translation of Hermann Oberth's Die Rakete zu den Planetenräumen (The Rocket Into Planetary Space) (1925, Oldenbourg) was originally published by de Gruyter Oldenbourg. Oberth is considered by many to be the ... Read More »
Hunting monsters…with sound
UH Mānoa's Milton Garces has contributed a new essay to the Sounding Out blog's "Hearing the Unheard" series. The story highlights Garces' research work in infrasound, low-frequency sounds in the atmosphere that are inaudible to the human ear, but can carry for thousands of kilometers. Infrasound has a variety of important and practical applications including its use in detecting secret missile ... Read More »