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Cheap motel near Jersey Shore Premium Outlet Mall
25 miles from Six Flags Great Adventure
Single-story, 49 rooms - no elevator
Outdoor swimming pool open in summer
Free continental breakfast
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Pet-friendly hotel - allows up to 2 pets per room - $10 per night fee for each pet.
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I called ahead and asked for the heater in my room to be turned on, so it was nice and toasty when I arrived - wireless Internet wasn't reliable - superb hospitality.
A few miles from a mall - price was right - hotel looked recently renovated - room was clean - front desk clerks were helpful with information - coffee, juice, and cereal available in the morning - no ice machine near the room - good experience.
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It is the fallout of Osama bin Laden killing.
Last summer aid workers in Pakistan battled with epic floods that affected 20 million people, destroyed crops and inundated one-fifth of the country. A year later they find themselves in a very different imbroglio: the escalating spy war between the U.S. and Pakistan.
With millions of flood victims still in urgent need of aid, western charities say their efforts are being hit by the fallout from Osama bin Laden's death as the government casts a wide dragnet in search of CIA spies. Stringent visa regulations and new restrictions on movement by the military are causing long delays, increasing costs and affecting the delivery of aid and the conflict with the Taliban.
Last month (June) a young American aid worker with Catholic Relief Services was brought to court for visa irregularities, imprisoned for nine days then deported. British agencies say their staff have fallen under the microscope of Pakistan's spy service, the ISI, with officials visiting field offices and introducing new restrictions on travel to areas that were previously accessible.
"We've seen gradual restrictions on movement and longer processing time for visas," said a spokesman for the Pakistan Humanitarian Forum, which represents 40 aid groups.
The crackdown started after CIA agent Raymond Davis shot and killed two Pakistanis in Lahore last January, and intensified after the killing of Bin Laden in Abbottabad on 2 May.
Aid workers in Sukkur, a southern city at the heart of flood relief efforts, started to complain of regular visits from intelligence and police officials. In nearby Jacobabad, where a sensitive airbase is located, agencies were told that visiting certain areas now required a "no objection certificate" — an official letter of permission.
"The authorities have started paying more attention to who is in the country and what they are doing," said Michael O'Brien, of the International Committee of the Red Cross.
Pakistani embassies abroad have also started to restrict access. "It's making things extremely difficult," said Paul Healy, of Trocaire, an Irish aid agency. "Before, we could get a visa for a technical expert in one week; now it takes 10." The greatest impact is in north-western Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, the source of last year's floods, and where 850,000 civilians have been made homeless by fighting between the army and the Taliban. Aid workers now require permission to visit previously open areas, such as Kohistan and Shangla near the Swat valley. Applications are vetted by the army's 11th Corps, which runs local military operations; the U.N. says that 43 no-objection certificates are outstanding there.
One European aid manager said he had been unable to send staff to his rural project for more than a month because of the restrictions. "We're being bundled in with diplomats and other foreign-service nationals. They need to be educated about who we are — and that is not CIA agents," he said.
"Quite a lot of the population are affected by both floods and conflict," said a British aid worker. "The irony is that they're getting half the help, even though the needs may be twice as great." The aid worker, like several others, spoke on condition of anonymity, fearing discrimination from the authorities. The National Disaster Management Authority, which oversees disaster relief, did not respond to questions.
CIA 'vaccination' programme
Tensions were exacerbated by news that the CIA ran a fake vaccination programme in Abbottabad to identify the occupants of Bin Laden's house.
"It's adding fuel to the fire in terms of mistrust," said a senior U.N. official. "Now the Pakistanis can say 'We were right all along — these NGOs are only doing spy work'." Medecins Sans Frontieres said the alleged CIA operation was "a dangerous abuse of medical care" and would compromise humanitarian work.
The bureaucracy and spy intrigues coincide with a serious crisis. A year after the floods, some 800,000 families still lack permanent shelter and more than one million people require food aid, according to the Oxfam.
In some areas the price of bricks has quadrupled, making it impossible for survivors to rebuild their homes. A U.N. appeal to help families get back on their feet has a $600m (£366m) shortfall.
Then there is the psychological toll. "People are still afraid of the sound of running water," said Suzanna Akasha, a psycho-social expert from the Danish Red Cross. "They have trouble falling asleep, staying asleep." This year's monsoons started last week in northern Punjab and, although rainfall is normal so far, last year's devastation has left vast numbers vulnerable to hunger and illness. The U.S. projects that two million people will be affected this year, although contingency plans are based on seven million being affected should the weather change.
Meanwhile tensions between U.S. and Pakistani spies continue to bubble. Last week an American convoy entering Peshawar was sent back to Islamabad because, officials said, it lacked the correct paperwork. Peshawar has been largely open to foreigners until now but the ISI is keen to rein in the activities of a large CIA station presumed to operate from the American consulate there.
In Washington, the FBI recently arrested the director of a lobby group focused on Kashmir that they allege is a CIA front; if convicted, he faces up to five years in prison. As the ISI scours Pakistan for undeclared CIA agents, aid workers worry about getting caught in the dragnet. — © Guardian Newspapers Limited, 2011
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A Ladakhi song on Kashmir's famous black-necked cranes sets LAKSHMI SHARATH thinking
We are driving through the mountains in Ladakh, listening to local music.
Our driver Dorjee is a die-hard romantic. As the landscape changes, he gets emotional, talking about his family in Zanskar and the baby he's expecting in a few months. And then, he starts an impromptu karaoke session.
Chortens and mani wheels whizz past us. The music suddenly changes, and Dorjee is a bit silent. I tease him and he interrupts me in Hindi: "This is not a romantic song madam; it is a poem by Tsangyang Gyatso, our sixth Dalai Lama."
As we drive towards Pangong Tso, we spot a bit of green as we near the wetlands. And then, something moves. The birder in me comes alive as I gesture to Dorjee to stop. "Cha Tungtung karbo, madam…never seen them near Pangong before," he says, as I move closer to take a picture of the black-necked cranes.
The State bird of Kashmir is a large whitish grey bird and has a black head, red crown patch, black upper neck and legs and a white patch near the eye.
Another car stops by, and we spend some silent moments clicking away. Then, Dorjee breaks the silence. "Cha means bird and tung tung karbo is long-legged and white."
The earlier melody, he says, "is a poem on the white crane. It talks about the rebirth of the Dalai Lama who was believed to have been murdered."
Cranes do have a spiritual significance in Buddhism as they symbolise marital longevity . In fact, I read later they have their own monastery and festival in Bhutan, where they return every year.
Back home, I learnt that these Tibetan cranes visit Ladakh, probably from the river valleys of Tibet, for breeding between June and September. "When the snow melts, you will find these birds coming in pairs, marking their territories and dancing. You would probably find 30 nests here," says Gopi Sundar from the International Crane Foundation. The chicks later fly with their fiercely-protective parents, who guard them from feral dogs.
Lately, there has been a loss of habitat for the cranes, says Gopi. Listening to him, I am reminded of the song Dorjee treated us to
White crane, lovely bird, Lend me your wings
I'm not going far and away, I'll return through the land of Litang.
Peacocks from the east of India, Parrots from the lower Kongpo area
Though (their) birthplaces are different, (Their) meeting-place is Lhasa, the land of Dharma wheels.
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The bird lost its heart to the willow,
If affection concords in harmony,
The hawk cannot overpower (them).
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Best tournament to retire for the top 4?
At first glance, one could think that the best venue to retire (at least for the top 4) is Wimbledon. Then realized that almost none of the all-time greats I can think of ended their careers at the biggest tournament in tennis.
Sampras, Agassi, Roddick (not an all-time but is fresh in memory) all retired at the US Open, Agassi and Roddick announced it before the tournament.
Safin, Edberg retired in Bercy which pretty much means that they retired at the end of the season (Safin had some success in the Paris Masters so more understandably so). Lendl, Mcenroe did as well (not sure about Mc). Connors slugged it out in minor tournament until 1996 when he was 44. Borg virtually retired after 1981 but kept on playing from time to time until 1983 and then came back in the early 90's.
Only Becker said goodbye at Wimbledon (if my memory serves me) which back in 1999.
Looking now at present times we got Federer, Nadal, Djokovic, Murray. Where do you think they should hang up their racquets?
I think Fed will do it at Basel. No sense in him doing it at Wimbledon when he has his own home tournament near the end of the season.
For Federer I think Basel is too much of a small tournament for a legend like him to retire at, so Wimbledon is probably the most fitting (also is special as: first slam, 5-slams ina row tie with Borg, 7-slam total tie with Sampras and it's where he broke the weeks at #1 record). Djokovic should retire at the Australian Open, but then again, who retires at the beginning of a season?
Nadal for sure should be the FO or Monaco as they are his pet tournaments.
I would have to say at the US Open.. NYC= Media central and the last GS of the year..
Federer - I really wish I could witness his retirement NOW (I want him to play for another 5 years, even if he loses every match, but I wish I could see his retirement ceremony, it'll be EPIC) and I'll be disappointed if it happens anywhere other than at Wimbledon (first Slam, 15th Slam to overtake Sampras, and possibly his last Slam as well).
Nadal - No question, has to be at the French Open. I'm just hoping he gets the chance to retire on his own terms.
Djokovic - No idea. I doubt he'd want to retire at the Australian Open, even considering his success there. But if he wins 2 more AOs and becomes the leading AO winner, it'd probably be most fitting he retires there.
Murray - Wimbledon, obviously. Only guy in the top 4 lucky enough to have a Slam in his own Country (of Citizenship). He may even have won a Wimbledon by that time. Either way, he's got that win over Federer which won him the Olympic Gold. Very fitting.
Federer will retire in Dubai. Then he will have juat a 5 minute drive to his Dubai residence.
Federer- Wimbledon for poetic reasons, how can it not be this one? It all started on Centre Court so it would make sense to end it there. His upset of Pete that sparked the beginning, his first slam, his 15th slam, it only seems fit that he end there as well.
Nadal- I wouldn't pick the French Open to retire for him, even though its his "pet slam" the French seem to like Federer more than him (a little ironic). Maybe Madrid if they change it back to red clay, I'm sure the king of clay wouldn't want his last match on blue clay. Maybe Monte Carlo?
Djokovic- Australian or US open. His first and best slam is the Aussie and he's had special moments at the USO.
Murray- Wimbledon, where else? Best way to close the career of Great Britain's hero, chaser of the constantly mentioned Fred Perry of 1936.
wimbledon 2012 would be perfect for the nadal.
time to focus on poker or golf...
The World should build a special 1-million seat stadium in the clouds. There Roger Federer shall play his final tournament.
I understand the enormous significance of Wimbledon to Federer and his career, but considering it's in the middle of the season, don't you guys think he'd want to carry on just a few months more? Hang up his racquet in Basel in front of his home crowd, where almost every single person in the arena would be one of his countrymen and cheering for him alone?
He's enormously popular at Wimbledon, of course he is, but the crowd could never be as supportive as one made up of people from his home town.
His last Wimbledon will be a tearjerking moment for sure, but Britain is still a foreign country to him.
Cincy should be the climax for all the greats
And then he gets to do the same thing in Basel :)
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by Geoffrey Ciani (Interviewed by Jenna J & Geoffrey Ciani) - This weeks 118th edition of On the Ropes Boxing Radio (brought to you by CWH Promotions) featured an exclusive interview with undefeated cruiserweight contender Ran Nakash (25-0, 18 KOs) who is scheduled to take on WBO world champion Marco Huck (31-1, 23 KOs) this Saturday in Germany. Nakash spoke about his upcoming title opportunity and also provided opinions on various aspects of the current boxing landscape. Here is a complete transcript of that interview:
JENNA J: Moving on over to our third guest of this weeks show, were joined by a contender coming out of the cruiserweight division. He is undefeated. His name is Ran Nakash. How are you doing today, Ran?
RAN NAKASH: Im good.
JENNA: Excellent! Well thats always good to hear. You have a very big fight against Marco Huck for the WBO cruiserweight title on April 2. How are you feeling?
NAKASH: I feel very good. I trained hard for a fight at the end of April against Bobby Gunn in Atlantic City and I got a call last Tuesday that I could have a title shot and I went for it!
JENNA: Well you did mention you got it last Tuesday. Are you at all worried taking a fight on such short notice will affect you when you get into the ring?
NAKASH: Yes, but its a title shot so I cant say no.
JENNA: Alright well you cant say no to it. Youve been ranked in three of the organizations, the WBA, the WBC, and now the WBO. Do you think this was just kind of a case where you had to strike now and take t he title shot instead of waiting around to build up your ranking?
NAKASH: Yes, thats it. If you have a chance, go for it!
JENNA: Okay now what do you think about your opponent Marco Huck?
NAKASH: I saw all the tapes. Hes a strong and tough guy. Hucks the champion but in the ring it doesnt matter, Im going to go forward and hit him with my full power and I think its going to be okay.
JENNA: In Marcos last bout he fought a guy by the name of Denis Lebedev and he encountered a lot of problems. Have you looked closely at that tape and are you going to
NAKASH: From my point of view he lost this fight!
JENNA: You believe he lost that fight?
NAKASH: Yeah, the judges were very generous to him.
JENNA: Do you think you will try and put forth a similar type of game plan that Lebedev had to try to be successful?
NAKASH: Yes, but Im not Lebedev. I have a different style, but yes I think so.
JENNA: Now you say you have a different style. Can you tell the fans out there how you would describe your style? How would you describe yourself as a fighter?
NAKASH: I like to go forward, use the jab, hit the body, and then from the body go to the head!
JENNA: Now this fight is going to be in Germany. Do you have any questions about whether youll get a decision and youll be on the wrong side of it like Denis Lebedev?
NAKASH: There is a possibility but you know this is the game. I cant do anything besides fighting. Im not the judges.
JENNA: What would it mean to you if youre able to upset Marco Huck and become a champion?
NAKASH: Oh! Its a dream come true!
JENNA: Okay, were also joined by my co-host Geoff.
GEOFFREY CIANI: Hello Ran, its a pleasure to have you on the show.
NAKASH: Hi, nice to meet you.
CIANI: So when you got the call Ran, did this come as a total surprise to you? Or did you think there was a chance you might get the call when Hucks opponent had to pull out of the fight?
NAKASH: No, because I was very concentrated for my fight on April 30 and I was told that I was going to get my chance after my next win, but it came early.
CIANI: Okay now you have a background in both kickboxing and martial arts. Can you tell us how that helped influence your career and your style as a boxer?
NAKASH: I started kickboxing at the age of 10. I tried kickboxing for 17 years. I was in Thailand and all over Europe and fighting all over in kickboxing. About four or five years ago I made the transfer from kickboxing to professional boxing.
CIANI: Now what made you decide to make that transition and to ultimately choose boxing?
NAKASH: Because there is nothing in kickboxing. Its small. There is no money, no fights, nothing.
CIANI: Now you are the first Israeli fighter to go 25-0 since Roman Greenberg. Do you feel that you have a lot of pressure on you to succeed and win a championship.
NAKASH: Yes, Im the first male Israeli to get a title shot.
CIANI: Changing things up here a little bit Ran, who are some of the fighters out there in boxing today that you most enjoy watching and that you have the most respect for in the sport?
NAKASH: Bernard Hopkins and Manny Pacquiao.
CIANI: Let me ask you questions about each of them and they both have upcoming fights in May. For Manny Pacquiao, hes fighting Sugar Shane Mosley. How do you see that fight going down?
NAKASH: Mosley is very dangerous, but I think t he momentum of Manny Pacquiao is good. For my opinion, the only man that can stop Manny Pacquiao is Floyd Mayweather, not Sugar Shane.
CIANI: Do you think that Floyd and Pacquiao will ever get their situation straightened out?
NAKASH: I hope so. I hope so, yeah.
CIANI: You also mentioned Bernard Hopkins. Now he has a rematch coming up against Jean Pascal after a fight where Hopkins once again surprised a lot of people by putting on a great effort.
NAKASH: Hes 46 years and he fought against the world champion and he won that fight.
CIANI: Most people do feel that he won. He was officially given a draw. Do you think that
NAKASH: He was given a draw in Canada against a Canadian guy! That really means he won the fight.
JENNA: Alright now Ran, the cruiserweight division has a lot of talent in it. Do you consider Marco Huck to be the best of the champions out there?
NAKASH: No, I think Steve Cunningham is better.
JENNA: What do you think about Steve Cunningham as a fighter?
NAKASH: Hes a great fighter. I sparred with him last year. Hes a great fighter.
JENNA: There has been talk in the past about a cruiserweight Super Six. Do you think a tournament like that could help this division get more notoriety?
NAKASH: Yes, its very interesting.
JENNA: Now lets go back to your fight with Marco Huck. What do you think is going to be your strongest advantage in this fight?
NAKASH: I think my power.
JENNA: So do you think if youre going to win the fight youll probably have to stop him?
NAKASH: Yes, or I have to control all twelve rounds that are going to be one-sided. This is the only way to win in Germany against a German guy.
JENNA: One of the few criticisms people give you is that you really havent fought anybody yet. Do you think that will be a disadvantage when you get into the ring with Marco Huck?
NAKASH: No, I dont think so. Ive sparred with the big names like Eddie Chambers, Steve Cunningham, and Wayne Braithwaite, so Im feeling ready and good.
JENNA: Well what do you think is his strongest advantage against you?
NAKASH: Hes very awkward and hes in very good shape. You can see in all of his fights its t he same style. He wins by making a lot of mess in the ring.
JENNA: What does it mean to be an Israeli fighter?
NAKASH: There is no boxing in Israel. We are the only gym that does boxing in Israel so when you want sparring you need to go overseas. There is nothing in Israel.
JENNA: Alright well the last Jewish fighter to win a world title at light heavyweight or higher was Mike Rossman. What would it mean to you to get that distinction?
NAKASH: Oh this is the biggest dream that I can wish!
JENNA: What is your official prediction against Marco Huck on April 2?
NAKASH: Win.
JENNA: Well short and sweet. I have one final question. You have fans out there. Is there anything you want to say to them?
NAKASH: Yeah, thanks for the support. There are a lot of guys from Israel and the States coming to see me in Germany and its very nice to see.
JENNA: Well its been great talking to you, Ran. We wish you all the best of luck and are looking forward to seeing the fight.
NAKASH: Thank you very much.
CIANI: Thanks Ran. Good luck.
NAKASH: Alright, thank you.
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Aéroplanes Hanriot et Cie. or simply 'Hanriot' was a French aircraft manufacturer with roots going back to the beginning of aviation. Founded by René Hanriot in 1910 as The Monoplans Hanriot Company Ltd. the company survived in different forms until 1916 when it established itself as a major player in the aviation field with the Hanriot-Dupont (HD.) line of fighters and observation aircraft. The company lasted through several takeovers and structural changes until in 1936 it merged with Farman to become the Société Nationale de Constructions Aéronautiques du Centre (SNCAC). 'Central Air Works' consortium.
Famous Hanriot aeroplanes included the line of pre-war monoplanes with their characteristic boat-like fuselages, the HD line of biplane fighters used by various air forces during World War I and the H.220 series of twin-engined heavy fighters that eventually evolved in the SNCAC 600 fighter just before World War II.
The company's main bases of operations were Bétheny (a suburb of Reims) Boulogne-Billancourt, Carrières-sur-Seine and Bourges.
René Hanriot, a builder and racer of motor boats and a race car driver for the Darracq motor company, built his first aircraft in 1907, although it did not fly until the end of 1909. It was a monoplane design with a wire-braced wooden fuselage resembling the Blériot XI. It was almost immediately superseded by a series of closely related monoplane designs, which were exhibited at the Brussels Salon d'Automobiles, d'Aeronautique, du Cycles et dus Sports in January 1910. These featured a slender wooden monocoque fuselage and were powered by a 20 hp Darracq and a 40 hp Gyp.[1] and were produced in large quantities. Together with his Darracq racing colleague Louis Wagner Hanriot started a flying school at Bétheny near Reims, where the Hanriot factory was located. Unusually, Hanriot tested new design features using a flying model powered by a 2 kW (3 hp) Duthiel-Chalmers.
In 1910 Hanriot and his staff pilots made regular appearances at air shows in France and England. Hanriot's 15 year old son Marcel became the world's youngest holder of a pilot's certificate, and joined his father's pilots as a competition flyer. From then on, René Hanriot withdrew from competition flying himself and concentrated on the construction of aircraft.
Hanriot's 1911 military two-seater was passed over at the French military trials, among other reasons because its fuselage was so slender that the crew were completely unshielded. It had become dated, and never had a serious chance against the contemporary Nieuport, Morane-Saulnier and Deperdussin types. The 1912 Hanriot, designed by Alfred Pagny, Nieport's former chief engineer, and in which the Nieuport influence was clearly visible, failed to gain any orders at the 1912 military trials and attempts to sell aircraft on the British civilian market were also unsuccessful. Faced with bankruptcy, René Hanriot sold his assets to Louis Alfred Ponnier, who set up Pagny in a design bureau for aircraft called Société de Construction de Machines pour la Navigation Aérienne (CMNA), and opened a car dealership. In 1913, Marcel Hanriot, now 18, was called up for military service.
The Ponnier factory continued for several years to develop the Pagny design into a line of racing aircraft, one of which was placed second in the 1913 Gordon Bennett Trophy competition.
Following the outbreak of World War I, Marcel Hanriot, still in military service, joined a bomber squadron in the French air force. As the German advance slowed down and settled into a trench-war, the CMNA/Ponnier factories in Rheims found themselves behind the German lines, but René Hanriot founded a new factory, Aéroplanes Hanriot et Cie, in Levallois. Starting off by building airplane parts and components as a subcontractor, the company progressed to licence-build aircraft from other manufacturers (notably the Sopwith 1½ Strutter and Salmson 2). In 1915, Marcel Hanriot, after being seriously wounded in a night-flying raid, was dismissed from military service and joined his father's factory. Around the same time, Hanriot hired the young engineer Emile Dupont and in 1916, the Dupont-designed fighter HD.1 was produced. Although being passed over by the French air force in favor of the more powerful SPAD VII design, the HD.1 was ordered by the Belgian and Italian air force and Hanriot eventually produced a long line of military aircraft. So great was the demand for the new Hanriots, that a new factory had to be opened in Boulogne-Billancourt (84, rue des Moulineaux). Licences to build the HD.1 were also granted to Macchi in Italy. In 1917, Hanriot produced 5000 aircraft and employed 2000 workers in his Boulogne-Billancourt factory alone.
After the war, Hanriot continued as a manufacturer of military fighters and all-purpose aircraft, building on the HD.1 / HD.2 series but also bringing out new biplane and monoplane designs. In 1924, having outgrown its Boulogne-Billancourt works, the company moved to Carrières-sur-Seine
René Hanriot died on 7 November 1925. His heirs, Marcel and his two brothers-in-law, decided to entrust the daily operations of the factories to Outhenin Chalandre, formerly director of a paper mill. In 1930 the Hanriot company became part of the Lorraine-Dietrich company under the name Lorraine-Hanriot. The merger lasted three years, until in 1933 the two companies separated and Marcel Hanriot stepped once again forward to lead his family business. Under his management, the company embarked on an ambitious project to design and build state-of-the-art metal military aircraft like the H.220 heavy fighter. However its main successes would lie in the liaison/training monoplane H.180/H.182 and the two-engined H.232/H.232 trainer
In 1936 the company was included in Pierre Cot's nationalisation programme, Merging with Farman to become the Société Nationale de Constructions Aéronautiques du Centre in 1937. Unlike Maurice Farman, who left the new company in protest, Marcel Hanriot stayed on as one of the directors.
- The pre-war aircraft designed by René Hanriot went by Roman Numerals, the 1907 monoplane being the 'Type I'. Commonly however the planes were known by a description usually featuring the year of built and some characteristic such as 'monoplane', one- or two-seater, engine and horsepower. Thus Hanriot's first airplane was the '1907 monoplane', the type IV was the '1911 military two-seater' and the Hanriot VIII was known as the 'Hanriot 100 ch' (100 Hp Hanriot). The monoplane two-seater designed by Pagny is mostly referred to as the Hanriot 1912 monoplane or the Hanriot-Pagny 1912 monoplane.[citation needed]
- The World War I and later biplanes designed by Pierre Dupont received the shorthand code 'HD.' followed by a consecutive Arabic number (HD.1, HD.8, HD.32 ...)
- During the short stint as Lorraine-Hanriot, the designation HD. was kept for aircraft already in production but the prefix was changed into LH. for new designs. Around this time, Hanriot also adopted the habit by other French factories to add a number for the subtype directly behind the two-digit type number. Thus the HD.32-series 0 became the HD.320, the next improvement, series 1 became the HD.321 and so on...
- After the merger with Lorraine was dissolved, Hanriot aircraft adopted the single letter 'H.', again followed by a design number. It also kept the now universal French habit of adding the subseries number directly behind the design number. (Hanriot H.180/H.182)
- Hanriot 1909 monoplane
- Hanriot I
- Hanriot Type II
- Hanriot III
- Hanriot IV Hanriot 1911 military two-seater (Type IV)
- Hanriot V Hanriot 1910 monoplane (Type V)
- Hanriot VI Hanriot 1910 monoplane (Type VI)
- Hanriot VII
- Hanriot VIII Hanriot 100 ch monoplane (Type VII)
- Hanriot IX
- Hanriot-Pagny 1912 monoplane
- Hanriot HD.1
- Hanriot HD.2
- Hanriot HD.3
- Hanriot HD.5
- Hanriot HD.6
- Hanriot HD.7
- Hanriot HD.8
- Hanriot HD.14
- Hanriot HD.15
- Hanriot HD.17
- Hanriot HD.19
- Hanriot HD.20
- Hanriot H.26
- Hanriot HD.28
- Hanriot H.31
- Hanriot HD.32
- Hanriot H.33
- Hanriot H.35
- Hanriot LH.10
- Hanriot H.41
- Hanriot H.43
- Hanriot H.110
- Hanriot H.115
- Hanriot HD.120
- Hanriot H.180/H.182
- Hanriot H.220/SNCAC 600
- Hanriot H.2300/H.232
- ^ Bruce 1966, p.3.
- Bruce J.M. The Hanriot HD 1 Leatherhead: Profile Publications, 1966.
- Davilla, James J., & Soltan, Arthur M., French Aircraft of the First World War. Stratford, Connecticut: Flying Machines Press, 1997. ISBN 0-9637110-4-0
- Munson, Kenneth. Pioneer Aircraft 1903-1914 Blandford Press, London 1969.
- Opdycke, Leonard. French Aeroplanes before the Great War. Atglen, PA: Schiffer, 1999 ISBN 0-7643-0752-5
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September 15th, 2005 #1
Shyam's Sketchbook (04-11-2012)
Hi Everyone...I'd like to show u some of my works....
Looking forward for the valuable feedback from all of you.
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September 20th, 2005 #2
great solid and accurate forms and lines, I am jealous, hah, very inspirational and nice pencils!
September 20th, 2005 #3
Cool stuff Shyam. I was wondering: what kind of pencil do you use the most? Keep it up man, lovin it!
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11/30/03-11/30/05. Thanks CA, for all the great inspiration. When will I update? I dont know...
September 20th, 2005 #4
cool stuff man!
September 23rd, 2005 #5
Hiya, Shyam!! Can't wait to see all your works. Thanks for posting on my thread!
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Gee..those SP's are just so great... I think I can tell that they look like you, even though I have never actually SEEN you. And The painter doodles look excellent too! Amazing work.
October 2nd, 2005 #7
Hey man, super cool graphics.
Maybe a step by step oh how you do that kind of paintings would be great.
The SP is looking great but i think you can push a little more the values.
October 2nd, 2005 #8
Diego :: Thanx dude, yeah will try that in my Speedpaints.
WIP of my Vector self portrait. i made this with Mouse.
Cheers !
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October 2nd, 2005 #9
great updates !!
i love your way to draw, very nice flow in them !
cheers and keep on updating !!!
October 2nd, 2005 #10
Really amazing work. I have to say that I lean toward your personal work but it's all good. Your self-portrait is great and I'm really impressed with what you can do with Illustrator, I know it's great for printing but when i was using it it seemed kind of limiting, photshop seemed more close to what I understood with traditional art. You make me want to look at it again.
I missed the first that you were doing the ones before with your left hand, I think that's a great exercise, I spent a year and a half doing that when I was studying with a teacher of mine, it really slows you down and makes you really look at what your drawing and after a while you don't even notice that your drawing with your opposite hand anymore. He used to say that your dominate hand has an ego, it thinks it know what it's drawing without really looking. It totally changed my drawing style for the better.
Keep them coming.
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October 2nd, 2005 #11
Hey, shyamshriram!
Huge and very interesing update. What a treat! You are a generous fellow. Very professional work for websites, I think. And you self-portrait, I like it a lot. Very, very truthful expression of the face. These eyes. Looking right at me. Great, great work
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p.s. I see you're trying a new manner to draw, very different. Keep it up.
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I am already familiar with your finished illustrations but your sketcehs are totally awesome.
October 3rd, 2005 #14
Thanx to all for the comments...will reply soon...
some more Vector (glow added in PS) works..made just for fun this is an Indian Fav. God Lord Ganesh and his best friend Mushak(Mouse)
Cheers !
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October 3rd, 2005 #15
Wow, you have so many different qualities and skills in you! Wonderful cartoons.
Oh, I didn't see your still life. Do you have any? You are great!
Sveta Dudetta
October 3rd, 2005 #16
Holy snap, you are good.
October 3rd, 2005 #17
Damn Shyam you are great! Seems that you are skilled in many places. Are you kidding with doing some pieces with you MOUSE?! lol, you do not see a lot of pro's doing that. It just adds to your skills meter. Hopefully you do have a wacom though, right?
Da Vinci was a concept artist
11/30/03-11/30/05. Thanks CA, for all the great inspiration. When will I update? I dont know...
October 3rd, 2005 #18
Love it, and what are they holding in the first one?? It's not the moon right?
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October 3rd, 2005 #19
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October 3rd, 2005 #21
hurricane :: Thanx bro, yeah will try to update as much as i can. i'm glad u think there is a flow in my drawings...
Bojee :: Thanx a lot for ur lovely comment !! yeah i ve also never tried vector is this way (Opacity variation) but its a really great software...we can select and control each & every Shape ! and about those left hand drawings...Man...its too tough to draw by left hand. its like almost impossible to draw even a simple shape...but ive heard that its good to activate our Right side of Brain, and I need more Brain but really its a great experience, will try more now.
NOOB :: LOL thanx..im taking this as a LOVELY Compliment...btw i dont think my work is THAT good...serioulsy.
steak-tron :: Yeah i've posted too much works at the start :| and yes ive not seen any other Indian here. will try my best.
draw :: Thanx mate !
oDaYWaLKeRo :: Thanx..oh uve seen my works before ? cool !
sve :: Yes...u caught me!! I'm very thankful to u...i have not done any still life since more than 3 yrs.... Shame on me...but now will draw..thats for sure..i've seen u did lots of Still life and i really liked them.
Moysturfurmer :: Thanx !
obid619 :: LOL no i m not kidding, ive made all those Vectors with mouse, in fact i cant use Tablet for Vectors. and YESSS i ve Wacom intuos3 9x12 Tablet she's my second Soulmate (1st soulmate is Pencil)
Bojee :: In that First cartoon...yeah its a Moon..actually in Indian Mythology there is one sweet which called MODAK.its Lord Ganesha's Fav. sweet. so I tried to show in that toon...Lord Ganesha is soo obsessive with that Sweet ...that the Moon is looking like that sweet's shape. I hope ur getting me...sorry my English is pathetic
That fat kid :: hehe it seems u r regularly wacthing my sketchbook thanx dude !
Last edited by shyamshriram; October 3rd, 2005 at 11:47 AM.
October 3rd, 2005 #22
That self portrait is just incredible. I was about to ask you how you could get that clean strokes with Photoshop.
October 3rd, 2005 #23
dang- that mounty illo is amazing. except for the flag...w/ all your other areas you can see the 'paper' through the rendering...but you've blocked in a pretty harsh white in the flag and the red as well. i recommend repainting the flag and adding some more darks to the face and removing the whites on the background structure.
otherwise, superb job.
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October 3rd, 2005 #24
awesome studies man... and the girl drawings ....ah(fans self) .... hot
October 4th, 2005 #25
Hey man, thanks for the WIPs.
I can believe you did those with a mouse, i really had hard times trying to. But you're doing excellent dude.
The canadian dude looks very cool, are you doing it just for fun or it was for a job?
Keep the hard work man.
October 4th, 2005 #26
Thanx for watching...
Update time...
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this is awesome.. i love quick sketches like these. your anatomy seems very well balanced and the amount of detail is perfect.
one thing i'd look out for is your line quality. make sure to always have flowing, smooth lines, hehe. have fun and keep it up-
October 4th, 2005 #28
Wow. The variety alone is breathtaking, but the style, execution and confidence of your lines is amazing. You've got a rare gift.
October 4th, 2005 #29
Yiako :: Cheers Mate !!
ApolloNuevo :: Thanx Mate, yeah i agree with ur comment. will try to repaint that flag.
meetau :: Thanx man, have some cold water
Diego :: Yeah ...working with Mouse is really tough.about this Canadian Guy..its a part of my Job
Odds :: Thanx ! yeah i will try my best to maintain my line quality.
Summer Pudding :: Thanx mate. yeah i think i've got some Gift..im thankful to God, will try to improve myself as much as i can.
Cheers !
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October 4th, 2005 #30
Thank you for sharing all this stuff man! It makes me motivated to post more too. Its great to follow your progress! Btw i really love those lefthanded drawings - would be cool if you played some more with those characters - they are pretty awesome. Rock on mate.


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Remember when Zach Braff (a.k.a. that guy from Scrubs) wrote, directed, and starred in that movie about a struggling actor with an existential crisis who somehow ends up making out with Natalie Portman? Well, apparently he's had a pretty tough time finding rich people who want to give him money to make another film about another guy with another existential crisis. So Braff has decided to make like the people behind Veronica Mars and beg for money on Kickstarter.
The movie Braff is trying to get made is called Wish I Was Here, and he's looking to get $2,000,000 in pledges from Kickster backers.
How is it doing so far? Pretty okay I guess. It raised over a million on the first day, which I'm going to guess is probably a record, and at time of writing it's sitting at $1,557,069. No, scratch that. Now it's $1,557,409. No, wait…$1,559,719…now $1,557,809…$1,559,924…$1,560,084…
You get the idea.
Anyway, if you can't get enough of Zach Braff's vacant, wistful stares and you want to see his new movie, give him some money. Or, you know, just let everyone else give him money and then download the movie off the internet like a normal person.
No, I'm just kidding! Pirating movies is illegal and wrong.


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