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Memorial today will honor pilots
Navy fliers were known for their leadership skills and responsible manner
Two Navy pilots killed last week will be remembered in a memorial today as men striving for perfection, with clear goals and mature, caring attitudes.
Instructor pilot Lt. Raul David Jimenez, 31, of Freeport, and his student, Ensign Jeremy Lee Drag, 24, of Millington, Ill., died Friday when their T-34C plane crashed during a training flight three miles south of Naval Air Station Corpus Christi. Navy officials are investigating the cause.
The pilots' squadron, VT-27, will have a memorial service at 10 a.m. today in Wings Auditorium at the base.
Sandra Leavey, who watched Jimenez grow up in Freeport, remembers most how caring and supportive he was of his mother, Elva, and younger sister, Debbie.
"We just remember that he always made everything right," she said. "He was always such a good son and a good brother and a good friend. He was so responsible from such a young age, helpful and supportive of his mom and his sister. He always had a goal he was working toward."
Drag's instructors at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign recall his leadership ability.
Capt. Dave Allen, the commanding officer of the Navy ROTC at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, remembers Drag as a physics student who watched out for younger ROTC members.
"He was an outstanding student," he said. "I don't say that lightly. He truly was one of our top students. He was strong in every area, academically, athletically, as a leader, definitely the whole package."
Allen said Drag, who graduated in December 2004, served as executive officer of the ROTC battalion during one of his senior semesters and always paid close attention to lectures on ethics.
"When he added to class discussion, it was in such a way that others definitely took notice to what he was saying," he said.
After he became a Navy officer, Drag stayed at the university a few months awaiting the start of his pilot training.
"He had a work ethic and quality that was above and beyond," Allen said. "You could just tell he was going to go a long ways."
Leavey said Jimenez's family has pulled together to comfort his wife, Ana Laura Jimenez, in Corpus Christi.
"We thought when he was stationed back here that he was safe," she said. "We said prayers and watched TV when he was stationed in Iraq, when he was touring back-and-fourth over there. When he came back here it was like a sigh of relief and then It's just such a shock."
Grace Walkes-Cahee, who taught Jimenez social studies at Freeport Intermediate School, said she closed her eyes and visualized him as an eighth-grader when she heard Monday of his death.
"I pictured him third row, second desk. He always wanted to make straight 100s," she said, recalling a time he complained about getting a 98. "He challenged me, but that was David. I took on the challenge."
A few years later, Jimenez played the drums under the direction of George Mitchell at Brazosport High School, and often hung around with his daughter and her friends.
"He just grew up into a fine young man," Mitchell said. "He had all his thoughts and feelings in the right direction and he always wanted to be a pilot. He always talked about that."
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Honor of the Waves (HOTW) is set on the Kodan's sanctuary, a now ship which has been infested with Jormag's corrupted servants. Ravaged by the Sons of Svanir, it's your job to rid the ship of the corrupted icebrood and protect the Kodan's magical artifacts. Each path can be quite lengthy if you've an inexperienced group but with experience, can take as little as 20 minutes. It should also be noted that two bosses are underwater, so be sure to have good trident, spear or harpoon gun at the ready. In this first guide, we cover path 2: "the Plunderer".
The Basics
The main enemy you will encounter throughout HOTW come in all shapes and sizes and tend to mirror Guild Wars 2 professions. They're all classed as Icebrood but with a post fix denoting their "type" such as Icebrood Berserker, Icebrood Seer or Icebrood Hunter. In many respects all you need to do is pay attention to the weapon being wielded by the Icebrood enemy and it becomes relatively apparent what "profession" they are. I'd recommend you target the Seer's and Hunters first, based on them replicating (to some degree) the ranger and elementalist, which are incredibly annoying to fight against.
Corrupted "Fish"
Corrupted Quaggan, Barracuda and Jellyfish inhabit two of the three paths, with all of them being silver elite monsters. Contrary to this, they have a lot of health and hit like a truck. It's best to keep them at range and avoid them at all costs or you'll quickly find yourself drowning and asking to be revived. Thankfully many of them can be avoided with clever use of skills or just generally swimming past them as quickly as you can. Be careful when trying to escape the Corrupted Quaggan however as they can still attack you on land!
Sons of Svanir
Although technically bosses, the Sons of Svanir are the main legendary mini bosses you'll encounter throughout each path. They tend to hit hard and have far too much health but most are easily killed in tank and spank encounters. Aldus Stormbringer is particularly annoying due to his immunity shield.
Dragon Totems
Unlike some other dungeons, HOTW has events inside it. Technically I'd consider this term a little generous, but generally speaking if you see a Dragon Totem (a large vertical iced structured) it will be surrounded by some Icebrood and if you destroy it, you'll receive a reasonable amount of experience and karma. You are free to not kill the Totems and won't be penalised for not doing so, but based on how easy they are to kill, you might as well.
Bosses – "Wollam the Plunderer"
Torn Fur
When selecting path 2, you'll move through the right hand door (as opposed to the left hand side of path 1). It should be noted that immediately around the first corner, you'll be charged by a series of silver elite Icebrood. You really must be careful here and dodge instantly as the Icebrood Claymore can kill everyone in seconds, especially if you are running glass cannon builds. The best approach is to have one member of your party walk around the corner, call target on the Claymore, before drawing out the Icebrood and bursting them down. Always be wary of the Claymores area of effect charge that allows him to spin through your group as it really is deadly. It's also incredibly embarrassing to wipe on the first corner!
After you've killed the Icebrood, Torn Fur (a corrupted Kodan) is stood just to the right of the room identifiable by his champion status (gold elite enemy). The only skill you have to be careful of is his area knockback which is easily avoided. Simply pull him from the back of the room and hit him will all you've got. He should die in a few seconds and will cause your party very little difficulty.
- Be wary of the elite Icebrood who will attack you before Torn Fur.
- Target the Icebrood Claymore first as his AOE attack his deadly.
- Once he and the Icebrood have been killed, pull Torn Fur to the back of the room and burst him down.
- Be wary of his area of effect attack which can be easily avoided by dodging.
Jaddeor Icefist and Balgren Creedbreaker
After killing Torn Fur you can avoid the packs of Icebrood to your left and move straight forward, through the open doorway. Now on the edge of the iceberg, you'll see a single giant ice creature charging towards you with another to the far left. Both of these enemies are easily killed as they do very little besides fear you, but they each have huge health pools which take a long time to get down. Thankfully you don't need to kill both to proceed and should instead ignore the very first that charges you and head straight to the left-hand platform where the second awaits. Once on this platform, the first creature will go back to its original location, giving you time to fight Balgren Creedbreaker on his own. All you and your party need to do is save your condition removal skills for when you're feared (so you don't fall over the surrounding balcony) and quickly kill any summoned ice elementals (they die very easily). Other than that, it's simply a protracted tank and spank encounter. Don't forget that once you've killed Balgren to loot him as well as the chest through the door behind him.
- When you walk onto the outside platforms of the iceberg, a giant ice creature (Jaddeor Icefist) will charge you. Avoid him straight away and move instantly to the far left platform where Balgren awaits.
- Run past Balgren and move to the back of the platform (near the sea edge) and attack him from range until Jaddeor Icefist resets.
- Save your condition removal skills for when feared so you aren't forced over the balcony.
- Have those attacking from range also handle the summoned ice elementals, though these die easily.
Andal can be a difficult boss as he has a tendency to drop area of effect attacks on players who are downed, which can quickly wipe a party. There is however an easy method of dealing with him, which makes the encounter completely pain free. When you arrive in his chamber from underwater, have all your members of the party stand on the waters edge. With a single target ranged weapon equipped (warrior rifles are great for this) have the "puller" target and attack the right or left hand champion quaggan. This pull will result in both quaggan running towards your party to protect Andal, but he will stay where he is. There are moments when he sometimes might move a little, but he'll quickly reset as long as four of your party are near the waters edge. When the quaggan are near you attack them as quickly as possible, one at a time. Once they are dead, have your party fan out in front of Andal and attack him from range. It's incredibly dangerous to attack him in melee range as he has a conal ice attack that deals huge damage and as mentioned earlier, he loves to attack players who are downed. Keeping him at range will allow you and your party to avoid both attacks while comfortably reducing his health. Be aware that once he dies a hole will appear in the floor near the water, with a chest spawning at the back of the room where he first stood.
- Have 4 of your party sit in the water, or stand on the waters edge when entering Andal's chamber.
- Have 1 of your party with a single target ranged attack pull the right hand quaggan (preferably calling target on him).
- Both quaggan will now attack you with Andal staying where he is.
- Kill both quaggan as quickly as possible and once they're dead, fan out in front of Andal.
- Attack Andal from range ensuring you dodge his area of effect ice attacks as well as his ice breath.
- Be sure to loot the chest that spawns where Andal first stood, before dropping down the hole in the floor!
Wollam the Plunderer
The final boss of path 2 is incredibly longwinded and is also incredibly boring because of it. The path leading up to the boss however is difficult and is littered with corrupted fish and underwater Icebrood. When you first drop down from Andals chamber into the water below, you'll be attacked instantly by a silver elite corrupted fish. Be sure to avoid its charge attack as it can often kill in one hit if you aren't quick to dodge and keep it at range. Once it's dead, you can freely pull each corrupted fish one at a time without fear of aggravating other enemies (there are four fish in total). After all the fish are dead, you've two choices:
- Pull the groups of Icebrood one at a time, dealing with them as you do on land (wary of their charge attack).
- Rush through the Icebrood, to the iced door at the back of the room (ensuring you smash it), utilising snare/stealth skills to avoid them completely.
The second option is incredibly high risk and only really works if you and your party are using voice communication to coordinate your movement (it's difficult to count down when to go, just by typing!). However, the second option will save you considerable time. It works best if you have a mesmer because they can use Vortex to draw all the Icebrood, Slipstream to make the party swim fast, and then Mass Invisibility to cloak you all. It can still work without a mesmer; it's just a little more difficult.
Whichever method you choose, once you've bypassed the Icebrood and entered Wollam the Plunderers underwater chamber the boredom fun begins. Wollam the Plunderer has two primary attacks:
- A melee charge that will almost certainly kill you if you are hit (we call it Superman, based on him holding his right arm in front of him)
- Mine barrage, which sees five timed mines released in front of him.
The only skill you need to be wary of is Superman, which is difficult to quickly avoid. Staying at range (as always on boss encounters) should keep you relatively safe until he dies.
Protip: If you die, simply swim away and resurrect yourself. It's much quicker health gain doing it this way, than asking for help. In addition, remember you don't have to surface to heal yourself. There are plenty of barriers in the boss chamber to hide behind and resurrect.
- Decide which method bests suits your party to gain entry into Wollam the Plunderers chamber.
- Keep Wollam the Plunderer at range and be wary of his Superman attack.
- If you die, swim away behind the barriers to resurrect safely.
- Go and make a cup of tea while you wait for him to die.


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The following is from our November issue. Forty-one symposium contributors were asked to respond to the question: Are you optimistic or pessimistic about America's future?
Twelve years ago, I was asked by First Things to write my predictions for America in the new millennium. I decided to look at the question from the perspective of an ancient Roman in the year 0 trying to predict his city's own next millennium. Self-confident Rome in many ways resembled self-confident America in late 1999: it was robustly prosperous, the world's lone superpower, heir to a vast and rich storehouse of Western civilization, and overwhelmingly dominant culturally. The Roman world stretched—or was on the verge of stretching—from nearly all of Western Europe well into Central Asia. I observed that Rome might have seemed invincible in the year 0, but by the year 1,000 its Western European heartland was in shambles, there was little left of its empire, and the world had changed in ways that would have shocked that ancient Roman. I wrote that America's future was equally unpredictable, and that by the year 3000 we might well be yet another long-vanished civilization whose downfall will be puzzled over by archaeologists and historians.
What I could not predict was how quickly the downward slide would come. As with ancient Rome, the signs were already present: the barbarians at the gates (9/11 was months away); the demographic implosion of populations of European descent; the cultural decadence; and, worst of all, the drastic loss of national self-confidence and self-direction. And now, the statistics everywhere you look are ghastly: an unemployment rate of 9.1 percent; all-time-record-setting foreclosures; a 40-percent out-of-wedlock birthrate; uncontrollable illegal immigration (12 million illegals currently living in the United States, compared with 5 million in 1996); a Federal Reserve that seems to be aiming at Weimar Republic–level inflation; swollen, immovable unionized bureaucracies at every level of government; a K-12 education system that is one of the worst in the industrialized world; and an entitlement burden that eats up half the federal budget. Over all this looms the colossal black shadow of our $14 trillion national debt—an amount so massive that we can't even imagine what the number really means, let alone figure out how to repay it.
Lone superpower? Tell that to China. Or for that matter, natural resources–rich Russia. We seem unable to deal firmly with militant Islamists—one group of people that is not demographically challenged and is systematically replacing Europe's declining population. It is a horrifying sign of the decline of our national will that not only has 9/11 not yet been properly avenged, but public authorities are pushing a plan to build a mosque on one of the devastated sites that, until a public-relations makeover, bore the Islamic-triumphalist name "Cordoba House." Another sign of national weakness: ObamaCare. Not only because it's an expensive, wasteful, intrusive health-care scheme, but because enough Americans were willing to turn health care over to the government in the first place, ending our proud and longtime resistance to socialized medicine, a resistance that once helped make American medical care the best in the world.
Some of these problems may be temporary. We can elect a better president and a better Congress whose ideas about curing the recession do not consist solely of raising taxes, further bloating the government, and crippling us with even more debt. I don't know what we can do about everything else. What is called for are deep cultural changes that may come too late. I hope not. But I have to remember that Rome did disappear. And one of the driving forces behind the disappearance of its last Eastern remnants was militant Islam.
Charlotte Allen has a doctorate in medieval studies and is a frequent contributor to the Los Angeles Times, the Wall Street Journal, and theWeekly Standard.


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To volunteer with our Wetlands Restoration program, you'll need to do a little more planning ahead than for our other project areas! Read below to find out what to expect, and then fill out our application and a waiver form and send it over to our Wetlands Volunteer Coordinator at wetlands [at] commongroundrelief.org.
You should expect to get muddy, so wear appropriate clothing. We require all volunteers to wear long pants, preferably not jeans as they become heavy and hot when wet. Volunteers in shorts will not be allowed to plant due to the presence of snakes and insects at our sites. Layers on top are important regardless of the weather that day. If any volunteers have rubber boots, we ask that they bring them if possible, although we will provide boots for those who do not have their own. Hats are also a good idea.
What to Bring:
Make sure that everyone has access to sunscreen because the sun can be very intense no matter the season. Bug spray is also highly recommended. Lunch should be easy to eat with minimal trash if possible. It is very important to stay hydrated, so volunteers should bring plenty of water. To lessen our impact, we ask that volunteers bring reusable water bottles if they have them (Nalgene, etc.).
Rain Scenario:
On the morning of your scheduled project, if it is raining, or if there is a forecast for thunderstorms, THE GROUP WILL DECIDE if the planting will occur. Volunteers are responsible for providing rain gear.


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Recently we noticed openvpn clients were disconnecting after every hour. We never realized it earlier as there was hardly any requirement to keep connection active for hours.
This is probably issue when openvpn is configured to auth users using pop3 or local system account, where user needs to enter user / pass.
Openvpn configured with default client cert may not face this.
Fix was easy but took me few hours to find it & configure appropriate settings.
All you need to do is enter following line in server & client configuration.
reneg-sec 86400
If reneg-sec is not mentioned default value of 3600 seconds is used. After every hour client is asked to reenter user / pass. If server doesn't receive response / input in 60 sec client will disconnect with following error in server logs.
TLS Error: TLS key negotiation failed to occur within 60 seconds (check your network connectivity) TLS Error: TLS handshake failed
Why we need to enter reneg-sec in client conf ?
Lower value mentioned in reneg-sec is given preference. If you update server.conf & ignore to append client.conf, still user will disconnect after every hour.


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Woman critical after apparent suicide attempt at Pineview Reservoir
First Published Oct 02 2013 08:13AM • Last Updated Oct 02 2013 08:13 am
A woman remained in critical condition Wednesday, the day after she allegedly drove her car off State Road 39 and into Pineview Reservoir in an apparent suicide attempt.
Weber County Lt. Mark Lowther said a man fishing about 3 miles west of Huntsville called 911 after finding the woman's Chevy S-10 Blazer partially in the water Tuesday afternoon.
Rescue crews found the woman inside. She was not under water, but suffered critical injuries in the crash itself, Lowther said.
Lowther said deputies had earlier received an attempt to locate from Clearfield police about the same woman who was allegedly threatening suicide.


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The Minnesota Vikings know they're not going to maintain their winning record in the second half of the season if they don't improve their passing game.
As built as they are around running back Adrian Peterson, Christian Ponder's struggles have hindered the offense recently. Ponder said Wednesday he's refocused on his fundamentals, concentrating on his footwork in the pocket when the pressure is on.
But the Vikings believe their breakdowns have been due to a variety of factors, from poor protection by the offensive line to bad decisions by Ponder to receivers not finding open spaces to simply good, smart defense against them.
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Canberra said Tuesday it may revoke the visas of an alleged people-smuggling kingpin and six of his associates after reports they were granted asylum and continued arranging boat trips.
An investigation by ABC Television's Four Corners program claimed an Iraqi-born people-smuggler known as Captain Emad had traveled to Australia from Indonesia on a refugee boat in January 2010.
Arriving under a fake name, he was granted asylum within three months and began arranging smuggling operations from the Australian capital, according to the broadcast, which aired Monday night.
Emad was described as the "head of the smugglers, the head of the snake" by an informant who linked him to a powerful Indonesian ring behind two ill-fated boats which sank before reaching Australia, killing almost 150 people.
He was sent as part of a plan to expand the ring's operations in Australia, along with "at least" another six agents on board his ship who were also granted refugee status, the program said.
The wife of one agent was also reported to be working within the government's immigration department.
Opposition lawmakers condemned the revelations as a "catastrophic" failing by Australia's intelligence agencies and an "extraordinary indictment" on the government's border security capabilities.
Though they come in relatively small numbers by global standards, the issue of asylum-seekers is a political hot potato in Australia that dominated national elections in 2010 due to a record number of boat arrivals from Asia.
A total of 49 boats carrying 3,749 asylum seekers have arrived so far this year, causing Australia's refugee detention budget to spiral to more than Aus$1 billion ($1 billion).
Immigration Minister Chris Bowen said Australian police had "very considerable" investigations into smuggling activities both locally and abroad, and denied the allegations undermined confidence in the system.
Fourteen people-smugglers had already been caught in Australia and charged, Bowen said, but would neither confirm nor deny that Emad or his colleagues were under investigation prior to the program being aired.
"The Australian Federal Police takes these allegations seriously and will examine all information — information that was publicly aired last night, information that they would have through other sources in relation to all individuals," he told Sky News.
Bowen added that he would ask that "all steps be taken to investigate" the claim that a smuggler's wife was working in his department.
"I've also asked my department to examine whether there's a case to answer for the permanent residency or the protection visas for any (other) individual to be reviewed on the basis of new information which is brought to light," he said.
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Texas Twitter Tussle: Matt Mackowiak vs. Jason Stanford
Republican political consultant Matt Mackowiak and Democratic consultant Jason Stanford are co-founders of the hot political web site "Must Read Texas." They also write columns from opposing sides for the Austin American Statesman. (And Jason is a regular contributor to Texas on the Potomac.)
But which of them is dominant in the Twittersphere. We plugged their Twitter handles into our handy dandy computer program and this is what popped out …[Read More]
Tea Party midsummer night's dream: A Louie Gohmert challenge to John Cornyn in the GOP primary
"Before I dive in," Gohmert told the Washington Examiner, "I need to feel it in my heart. I don't feel it in my heart right now." [Read More]
Poll: Rick Perry would crush Wendy Davis in 2014 governor's race
In a hypothetical match-up, Wendy Davis would lose to Gov. Rick Perry by 14 points, though she is the state's most-liked state official and best-known Democrat, according to the Public Policy Polling firm. [Read More]
Wendy Davis mulling Texas governor race in 2014, but GOP strategist calls her 'unelectable'
Davis, who vaulted to national fame after her 11-hour filibuster temporarily blocked an abortion bill, hinted to new outlets that she would take "a second look" at the 2014 gubernatorial race, but a GOP strategist said her outlook is dim for a statewide race. [Read More]
Texas Democratic chair tells Republicans: 'Let's start acting like adults'
Until Republicans "start acting like adults" to solve the budget crisis, Texas families will continue to suffer, Texas Democratic Party Chairman Gilberto Hinojosa said in a Friday conference call with reporters. Hinojosa pointed to a number of ways Texans would be affected by sequestration cuts, from education to the military. He said the budget cuts […] [Read More]
Analysis: Immigration reform deal puts Texas Republicans on the spot
"Elections. Elections." That's why Arizona Sen. John McCain, the Republican Party's 2008 presidential nominee, says it is imperative that his fellow Republicans support comprehensive immigration reform this year. As he unveiled a bipartisan blueprint for comprehensive reform this afternoon, McCain explained that the GOP had a big reason to pursue a deal this year — […] [Read More]
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George Antuna, a fellow co-founder of Hispanic Republicans of Texas, said he isn't surprised Bush is ready to launch his political career.
"You can see the passion in his eyes for the state, and the fact that he wants to serve," Antuna said. "He's the future of the party."[Read More]
Analysis: Will Texas secede from Barack Obama's America?
In the aftermath of a second consecutive White House setback, there is a bigger disconnect than ever between the mood of national Republicans and Texas GOP loyalists. While national Republicans are downcast about the future and pointing the finger of blame, Texas Republicans are upbeat and almost giddy about being the leaders of the resistance to Barack Obama's second-term agenda, from comprehensive immigration reform to implementation of the 2010 health-reform law widely known as Obamacare. [Read More]
Analysis: Romney's strong debate performance could change the presidential race
Appearing on stage alongside the incumbent Democrat for the first time, the Republican nominee appeared relaxed, in command of facts and persistently on the offensive during the 90-minute encounter at the University of Denver. Obama, who has not debated in four years, looked rusty and found himself responding to the policy agenda set by Romney. [Read More]
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Aeroplane Model - North American F-86 Sabre
1:32 scale model was commissioned by the Museum and was built by Harold P. Wood in 1953. It was part of a group of Korean War aircraft commissioned by the Museum.From: Glen Iris, Australia Images: 1
Aeroplane Model - Consolidated PBY-5A Catalina
Model History 1:32 scale model commissioned by Museum Victoria and built by Mr Harold P. Wood in 1955. It is finished in a post-1945 US military scheme but has an early type rounded ta ...From: Glen Iris, Australia Images: 1
Motor Car Chassis Model - Renwal, circa 1960
This chassis model is apparently based on a Dodge or Chrysler motor car from the 1950s features a V8 engine and three-speed manual gearbox. The model is made by Renwal Products Inc, New ...Images: 1
Glider Model - Otto Lilienthal
This 1:48 scale model of Otto Lilienthal's c1893 'normal glider' was commissioned by the Museum and built by Harold P. Wood who had made aeroplane models for the Museum since the 1920s. ...From: Brighton, Australia Images: 2
Marine Boiler Model - Babcock & Wilcox
Sectioned model of a Babcock & Wilcox marine water tube boiler. Received from the Royal Australian Navy in 1970.Images: 1
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Model of Lawrence Hargrave Soaring Kite Type Q. This model was commissioned by the Museum and was received in 1976.Images: 0
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Album - H.P Wood Model Aeroplanes, circa 1945
Loose bound album containing black & white photographs of 11 of the aeroplane models built by Harold Peachy Wood for the Melbourne Science & Technological Museum.Images: 0
Airship Model - Channel Winged
This model of the 'Boston' Channel Winged airship built by George Gray of the New Zealand Model Airship Research Society. It was donated to the Museum in 1980. This model was built to p ...Images: 1
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Model of an aircraft undercarriage testing machine used by Aeronautical Research Laboratories in Melbourne at Fishermans Bend. The real machine was used for simulating landing and runwa ...Images: 1
Aeroplane Model - Stringfellow Design, London, England, 1848
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Contrary to alot of the reveiws I read before buying it the water still taste like rubber. Esspecially the water that sits in the tube portion. It's hot or luke warm and nasty to the taste. But after you spit that out you're good!
Easy to clean and fill with ice cubes. Tough enough to even freeze! Much better than any Camel by far!
I am still very happy with the product.
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Prior to executing a customer's order, the firm must open an account for the customer. The representative opening the account should try to obtain all vital financial information relating to the customer. Series 62 candidates can expect to see 10 to 20 questions dealing with customer accounts on their exam.
Prior to opening an account for any new customer, a registered representative must complete and sign a new account form. Account ownership is divided into five main types:
- Individual
- Joint
- Corporate
- Trust
- Partnership
The registered representative should try to obtain as much information about the customer as possible. The representative should obtain:
- Full name and address
- Home and work phone numbers
- Social security or tax ID number
- Employer, occupation, and employer's address
- Net worth
- Investment objectives
- Estimated annual income
- Bank / brokerage firm reference
- Whether they are employed by a bank or broker dealer
- Any third party trading authority
- Citizenship
- Legal age
- How account was obtained
- Whether client is officer, Director, or 10% stockholder of a publicly traded company.
All new accounts must be accepted and signed by a principal of the firm. The principal must accept the account in writing for the firm either before or promptly after the first trade is executed. The principal accepts the account by signing the new account card. The representative who introduced or will manage the account must be noted. Once the account is opened the firm must send the customer a copy of the new account form within 30 days of the opening of the account and within 30 days of any material change in the customer's information. Firms are also required to verify the account information at least once every 36 months. The customer never has to sign anything to open a new cash account. However, some firms have the customer sign a customer agreement when they open a new account, but this is not required. The customer agreement will state the policies of the firm and will usually contain a pre dispute arbitration clause. The pre dispute clause requires that any potential dispute arising out of the relationship be settled in binding arbitration. A firm may also have the customer sign a signature card. A signature card will allow the firm to verify the customer's written instructions that are sent in to the firm.
Customers who do not wish to disclose financial information may still open an account, if there is reason to believe that the customer can afford to maintain the account. All registered representatives should update the customer's information regularly and note any changes in the following:
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- Employer
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This program focuses on both advanced graduate students and early career faculty (both will be referred to as early career – EC). The aim of the Professional Development Program is to provide EC individuals with career-related assistance to improve their performance early in their academic careers.
The program is built around the needs and interests of the EC individual, who will specify her or his goals and interests in the application. Mentors will be matched based upon these interests. The program is international, although most participants are in the continental United States, and it is unlikely mentors and mentees will be geographically close to one another. Therefore, communication will likely take place through phone, internet (Skype), and email.
As the program develops webinars and other resources may be available, in addition to special meetings at annual conventions held by the American Psychological Association or the Association of Psychological Science.
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The world of social media spinning fast as this wet winter storm slams the west.
So, we put a call out on our Facebook page for viewers to send us photos of this wild weather, and the responses came pouring in. From Bandon to Corvallis, the pictures are coming into our newsroom fast and furious.
In northwest Corvallis, Oregon State student Jarrod Connelly is watching the Jackson-Frazier wetlands rise... destroying cars... and as the Benton County Sheriff's Department moves in, some neighbors are breaking out their canoe.
'They brought out there canoe, and went down to 7-11 and bought water to hand out, no one wants to drink the water.'
Closer to the coast, Brian Huck sends in these dramatic photos... here Riley Creek is flooding and threatening several homes.... also in Gold Beach, these beach homes in the Rogue River Estates are beginning to flood.
The damage of course not limited to Southern Oregon... in central Oregon this tanker truck was hit by a snow slide on Highway-20 near Santiam Pass... no injuries were reported.
Watching the whole mess play out.......
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Greens is impeccable. Not only do they continue to innovate the art of vegetarian cuisine and offer the finest produce, bread, & cheese available from local organic farms and artisans, they consistently update their wine list and provide an extraordinary selection including biodynamic Californian gems. A local treasure. Annie Sommerville's welcoming presence and delightful menu are inspiring.
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I was just not at all impressed with this place. After hearing all the hub-bub about it for so long, I made the trek when I had family in town and was ready to be wowed. I found the dishes uninspired, lacking in flavor and creativity, making the price tag much too high for such mediocre fare. What a let down. I'm glad Millenium fills the niche this place attempted to, it's nice to have an upscale veg restaurant to go to in the city.
Posted by Anonymous on 09/12/2006
As expected from its reputation, the food was fresh, inventive, and delicious.
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If you like lots of oil (not always the best quality), salt and small portions, this is the place for you. Great view!


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Barbara Hunter-Holmes
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My heartfelt thanks for taking the photo of my Great Uncle Frank and his families headstone.
Sad story, his first wife Lillian was my grandmother Meta's sister. Lilly died in 1930 from Tuberculosis. Two years later, only 6 months after my father was born, Meta also died from TB.
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Thank you so much, Bill, for braving the wet and cold at Mount Calvary Cemetery to photograph the monument at my wife's grandparents' grave site. We really appreciate your thoughtfulness!
John & Lori
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Willard Locke at Union Cemetery
Many, many heartfelt thank-yous for this great photo. I can now enter the information into my family tree as he was a relative. I really appreciate your volunteering to this project. I live in Washington state so there would probably be no chance for me to get out to that area.
When you pull up the photo of Willard's marker, it is very curious (and a little spooky) because in the top left corner there is a flag as well as a young girl's face. At least that is what I see. I'd be interested to know what you see (if anything).
Again, thank you so much for completing this request.
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Julie Hampton
Are you related to Christie/Christopher Gibney? If so, was wondering if you have a photo of him? I have one marked with his name, but I don't know if it's the same person buried here or not. I'm not related.
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Thank you for the information on Father Polewicz' parents. I have put in the links for them.
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Done, were you going to make a memorial for her husband?
If not I can - just let me know!
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That is really neat. I am not in regular contact with that part of my family but I will most definitely ask my mom & get in touch if I am given any. I don't have an account on Ancestry...I would love to see a family tree!
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Yes :) I was looking at Holy Cross Cemetery in Lackawanna, NY. My grandfather's grandparents were Frank P. Kaiser and Margaret Blake. My mom's name is Margaret, maiden name is Kaiser.
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KINGSTON, R.I. -- November 12, 2003 -- University of Rhode Island junior Rosanna Lalli of East Longmeadow, Mass. has her hands full. Shes spent the last five months in an internship aimed at turning university research into information the public can use. She hopes to someday act as a liaison between research communities and the general public, and the Coastal Fellows internship has helped her do exactly that.
Under the supervision of Research Associate Marion Gold, she works with the URI Cooperative Extension, which helps people improve their lives and communities by extending University-based research for the benefit of families, farms and the environment.
Lallis internship with Cooperative Extension works three ways. First, she is responsible for posting short, reader-friendly gardening articles on the Internet outlining URI "Plant Pro" segments filmed for Channel 10 television.
"The segments emphasize the small things you can do as a homeowner to create beautiful yet environmentally-friendly gardens," Lalli said. She has learned about everything from foliar sprays to drip irrigation systems, all while gaining valuable experience working with the World Wide Web.
Her second task involved helping coordinate URIs GreenShare Field Day, an all day event involving dozens of gardening-related demonstrations, tours, and workshops. For this project, Lalli incorporated her event-planning experience gained from working as a URI Orientation Family Coordinator and Undergraduate Admissions Student Assistant into her internship.
Lallis last, and probably most formidable, task involves working with URIs Healthy Landscapes Program, a three-year grant-sponsored water quality project designed to help southern Rhode Islanders create beautiful gardens without endangering local ecosystems. Lalli is responsible for creating a presentation aimed at helping North Kingstown residents reduce runoff and the use of pesticides in their own gardens. Her focus is environmentally friendly landscaping including water quality protection and water conservation.
"My goal," Lalli said, "is to introduce small behavior changes to homeowners when taking care of their landscape. We are working towards protecting Narragansett Bay and reducing nonpoint source pollution."
When she applied to be a Coastal Fellow, this marine affairs major knew that she wanted to work on her administrative and people skills, rather than her research skills. "I get so much of that already within my major," she said. "I chose Cooperative Extension because it helped develop the skills necessary to convey research results to the community."
Funding for Lallis internship was provided by the URI Coastal Fellows Program, a unique program designed to involve undergraduate students in addressing current environmental problems. Now in its eighth year, the Coastal Fellows Program teams students with faculty, research staff and graduate students to help them gain skills that will ensure their future success.
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Helen Frankernthaler in her studio, 1981
Physical Details: Photographic print : 1 item : b&w ; 26 x 21 cm.
Creator: Andre Emmerich (1924-2007), photographer
Description: Photo shows Frankenthaler leaning against a bookcase full of jars of paint.
Identification on verso (typed): Helen Frankenthaler in her studio, September 1981.
Forms part of: André Emmerich Gallery records and André Emmerich papers, 1929-2008
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Citation: Helen Frankernthaler in her studio, 1981
Digital ID: 9338
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Woodland Penis…… Cock Of The Woods….. Or better known as a Stink Horn. Whilst walking in the woods today we found some of these little beauties. P.T.
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The White Cliffs Of Dover
Today's little outing was to the famous White Cliffs. This is another from the iPhone using the Hipstamatic app. At this point the rain was starting to drift in so it has a slight mistiness. P.T.
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Sweet Goodness
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These look so yummy and I love the look in the white pitcher so much!ReplyDelete
There is nothing like red sprinkles!
Now that's what I call a great Valentine goodie. And, so easy to make.ReplyDelete
I've actually been waiting to make chocolate covered pretzels with the kids. Maybe I'll do it for Valentine's Day. Thanks for the inspiration!ReplyDelete
These looks delicious and so pretty, too. I know some kids are going to love these! Big kids would love them, too! Thanks for sharing with us...ReplyDelete
Happy Foodie Valentine's!
Sheila :-)
These do look delicious - what a great idea for Valentine's Day!ReplyDelete
I love those. My mom makes those for Christmas. Super yummy!!ReplyDelete
Those looks sooo good! I love pretzels with white chocolate! Soo perfect for Valentines Day!ReplyDelete
Yummy! Thanks so much, I really needed an idea for this weekend. These work perfectly. Have a great weekend.ReplyDelete
Almost too pretty to eat but don't worry I could eat them all in one sitting:) Happy Valentine's day.ReplyDelete
YUMMY!!! I love these at Christmas and never think about making them for Valentine's Day. THANKS!!! for the idea.ReplyDelete
Wow, it seems like yesterday that I was taking treats to the girls' school. Sweet mem-bories!ReplyDelete
Happy Valentine's Day to you guys too!
What a great idea! I love when simple and beautiful intersect. Have a great day. Blessings...MaryReplyDelete
These look delicious!!!ReplyDelete