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An integral part of JIVE's success over the past two years has been their ability to be in the right place at the right time. JIVE has gone down to JazzFest in New Orleans consistently to provide late-night shows for the true music fan who needs no sleep. The band has also made a name for themselves playing after-parties for many of the top touring bands around. This theme will continue on JIVE's current fall tour as the band will be playing numerous post-Widespread Panic shows all over the country. The first post-WSP show will take place on 10/13 at Chibbo's in Berkeley as an after-party to WSP's Greek Theater show.
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A day trip to the Valley of Hope (the former Sungai Buloh Leprosy Settlement)
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If I was to say one of the most charming places in the whole Klang Valley is former leper colony, you could be forgiven for thinking I was a bit unhinged. But trust me on this one: what was once the Sungai Buloh Leprosy Settlement is not just a beautiful spot to wander round, it has an uplifting story to go with it.
The settlement dates back to the late 1920s, when the British colonial authorities decided to implement a radically different way of treating leprosy sufferers. Instead of confining lepers to virtual prison camps, a self-sustaining community was built in a lush valley, 25km to the north of Kuala Lumpur.
This humane policy owes much to a forward thinking British doctor, Ernest Travers, who proposed the plan in 1923, after seeing at first hand the dispiriting conditions at existing facilities. Sir George Maxwell, as Chief Secretary of the Federated Malay States, made the scheme a reality, with construction beginning in 1926, and finishing ten years later.
At its height, the settlement had more than 2,000 residents, its own school, police force, places of worship, library, theatre, and even currency. Inspired by the "garden city" movement of the 19th century, it came to be known as "The Valley of Hope". So pleasant was it, that even when effective treatment became available, many former patients chose to stay.
Although a large proportion of the sufferers were ethnic Chinese, the settlement was also home to Indians, Malays, Javanese, Eurasians and indigenous people. Whatever their race, religion or class, they shared a common bond in being outcasts from society at large. The result was probably the most diverse yet harmonious community Malaysia has ever seen.
One of the most enlightened policies of the settlement was to encourage residents to grow their own plants for sale. Gradually, as leprosy became treatable, and the social stigma declined, more and more people came to Sungai Buloh to buy plants. Now the area is home to dozens of nurseries, and is acknowledged as Malaysia's foremost horticultural centre.
Barely 200 elderly sufferers still live in the settlement, some in their own homes, others in hospital quarters. Development plans looked set to turf these remaining residents out, but thanks to a campaign by the Save the Valley of Hope pressure group, a temporary reprieve has been won. Seventy-eight hectares — or about a third of the former settlement — was gazetted as a heritage site in April 2011.
Whether this heritage status is worth the paper it is written on is far from certain though, as little stands in the way of development in modern Malaysia (which doesn't stop some from fighting it). In a perfect world, the remaining residents would be allowed to live out the rest of their lives in peace and dignity, while the extraordinary story of the Sungai Buloh Leprosy Settlement would be celebrated with an informative visitor centre.
Visiting the settlement is possible by public transport, either by getting a Selangor Bus number 144A from Medan Pasar in Chinatown, and getting off at Sungai Buloh Hospital, or by getting the same bus from outside Sungai Buloh KTM Komuter station. Alternatively, get a cab from the KTM station.Last updated: 2nd September, 2014
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Fitch Affirms Odebrecht Drilling Norbe VIII / IX Ltd., Series 2010-1 at 'BBB' Business Wire CHICAGO -- February 18, 2014 Fitch Ratings has affirmed the rating assigned to the 2010-1 notes issued by Odebrecht Drilling Norbe VIII / IX Ltd. (Odebrecht Drilling) as follows: --US$1.5 billion 2010-1 notes at 'BBB'; Outlook Stable. The notes are backed by the flows related to two charter agreements signed with Petroleo Brasileiro S.A. (Petrobras) for the use of the dynamically positioned ultra-deepwater (UDW) drillships Norbe VIII and Norbe IX. Odebrecht Oleo e Gas S.A. (OOG) is the sponsor of the transaction and operator of the vessels. The transaction also benefits from a mortgage on both vessels. Fitch's rating addresses the timely payment of interest on a semiannual basis and ultimate payment of principal by legal final maturity. The outstanding balance of the notes is US$1.35 billion, and the next debt service payment is scheduled for June 30, 2014. KEY RATING DRIVERS The rating affirmation reflects (i) positive industry dynamics and Petrobras' credit quality in its role as ultimate offtaker of the vessels; (ii) the temporary assignment of Norbe VIII and its underlying contracts to Total E&P do Brasil Ltda (Total Brasil) and Total Brasil's credit quality as temporary offtaker; (iii) the quality and implicit support of OOG as sponsor of the transaction and operator of the rigs; (iv) the expected long-term uptime performance of Norbe VIII and Norbe IX; (v) higher-than-expected operating expenses (OPEX), and (vi) current liquidity protections and the continued de-leveraging of the transaction in terms of loan-to-value (LTV) ratios. On Jan. 5, 2014, Petrobras temporarily assigned its rights and obligations under the charter agreement to Total Brasil, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Total S.A. Once the 228-days assignment period ends, the contract will revert back to Petrobras as offtaker. Moreover, Petrobras must resume its obligations under the charter agreement in events of early termination or default by Total Brasil under the contract. Total Brasil is closely linked to its parent Total S.A. Fitch rates Total S.A. 'AA/Stable' based on the E&P company's significant production scale, competitive production costs relative to peers, and a well-diversified and vertically integrated profile across segments that allow it to retain a significant share of the global oil and gas industry. The Federal Government of Brazil and Petrobras have passed several initiatives seeking the development of the local oil and gas industry. UDW rigs are essential assets for continued research and development of new oil fields in Brazil. Investments by Petrobras and regulation/legislation imposed by the government should continue to provide a stable credit environment for sponsors and protect the value of these assets. Petrobras carries local and foreign currency Issuer Default Ratings (IDRs) of 'BBB' with a Stable Outlook. OOG is the largest Brazilian operator of UDW rigs chartered to Petrobras, with seven operating UDW in its fleet. The company is majority owned by Odebrecht S.A., a diversified conglomerate with significant financial flexibility and strong ties to Petrobras and the federal government. After ramping up in 2011 and the first half of 2012, uptime levels averaged 94.5% and 94.9% for Norbe VIII and Norbe IX, respectively, before Norbe VIII suffered sporadic downtimes in the fourth quarter (4Q'13) of 2013 due to a sequence of one-time repairs. Fitch expects both vessels to operate within the range of 95% uptime on a long-term basis. While the transaction considers budgeted OPEX and total revenue for purposes of computing debt service coverage ratio (DSCR), Fitch also analyzes the impact of actual OPEX on DSCRs during a particular period. The transaction DSCR of 1.27x in 2013 remains comfortably above the debt service trigger, however due to the sporadic downtime during the 4Q'13 and general increase in OPEX above expected levels over the past two years, the Fitch-adjusted DSCR has been negatively impacted. The transaction allows OOG to subsidize OPEX in excess of budgeted amounts and therefore this does not have a direct impact on transaction cashflows. These payments imply some level of support from the sponsor and therefore Fitch will continue to monitor actual OPEX and analyze any long run impact greater-than-expected levels have on DSCRs and valuations. The transaction benefits from liquidity reserves equivalent to one semiannual principal and interest amortization debt service payment and three months of offshore operating and maintenance expenses on each vessel. Additionally, the transaction has approximately $12.1 million in cash reserves. 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Will the Center Hold? 1963-1979
Americans sometimes confuse their Sixties with the Sixties. This is not entirely unreasonable. Certainly, the American 1960s had many dramatic moments, tragic and not, that drew world attention--the civil rights march on Washington, John Kennedy's assassination, Malcolm X's, the Black Power revolts, Stokely Carmichael, Martin Luther King's assassination, Robert Kennedy's, the student rebellions at Berkeley and Columbia, Bob Dylan, People's Park, the Chicago conspiracy trial, the antiwar movement, Jerry Rubin and Abbie Hoffman, early feminist rebellions in homes and in public, Woodstock, the Stonewall rebellion, Altamont, Kent State, and so on. These were events worthy of world attention.
But if one is to speak of "the Sixties," as if to condense a long and complex series of disjointed events into something "everyone understands," then it is necessary to speak of a world event. Because the United States was the virtual center of the world at the time of these disruptions, "the Sixties" were American in the sense that the disjointing of America was a phenomenon of world importance. This is why the whole world was watching. The world was affecting what it was watching, and being affected. When all was said and done, this is what underlay the question of the period.
Will the Center hold? The question was drawn from a line in William Butler Yeats "The Second Coming." It may have been Joan Didion's widely read essay, 'Slouching Toward Bethlehem," that brought new meaning to this famous poem. In any case, by the spring and summer of 1968, Yeats's words expressed what many (perhaps most) people, nearly everywhere, felt:
Turning and turning in the widening gyre
The falcon cannot hear the falconer;
Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold;
Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world,
The blood-dimmed tide is loosed, and everywhere
The ceremony of innocence is drowned;
The best lack all convictions, while the worst
Are full of passionate intensity.
Those closest to the Center, either by devotion or dependence, were most struck. It was not, of course, the West's first encounter with a world spinning out of control. But for reasons then not at all obvious, the spin of political events wrenched moral culture against its grain. This time, Euro-American innocence was lost. And of all that happened, nothing disturbed the West's long dreams as much as Vietnam. Startled, people awoke confused, angry, frightened.


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Afrojack schedules second leg of Jacked tour
Afrojack, a Dutch music sensation and DJ, announced the second leg of his Jacked tour for late 2012. He will be traveling across the U.S. during October and November on an 18-date tour.
The 3 month long international first leg of the Jacked tour is currently in progress, with stops in Spain, South Africa, and India. The first leg wraps up at the beginning of October, allowing only a few days for Afrojack to recuperate before heading out again.
The Jacked tour will start off in Las Vegas at the Tryst Lounge on October 25. Stops along the way include 3 Las Vegas nightclubs, The Bryce Jordan Center at Pennsylvania State University on November 6, Mansion Nightclub in Miami on November 9, and the Electric Daisy Festival in Orlando. The tour will come to an end in Los Angeles with two nights of shows; on November 23 at the Hollywood Palladium and on November 24 at the Greystone Manor.
Multiple artists will be joining Afrojack on various dates along the course of the tour, including: Sidney Samson, Shermanology, Quintino, Bobby Burns, and Zawdi MC. Tickets are on sale now, but are not expected to last long. Afrojack will be showing off an out of this world electrical show, as well as a preview of his upcoming and highly anticipated, yet to be named album.
One thing is for sure, Afrojack is determined to make the Jacked tour one big party for all. In an interview with Southern Florida Music Obsessed he said, "I was touring for a long time on my own and then when I had support acts with me it was just a LOT of fun, and that also made the party way more fun, so I decided to do a tour with some of my music friends and party it up…. I've known them for a really long time, so they're good friends, and I see some serious potential in them."
With a large list of accomplishments, Afrojack has made himself a worldwide star over the course of his musical career. According to Afrojack.com, he made a name for himself in his home country of Holland. The release of his first full-length studio album in 2011 "Take Over Control" went platinum in the U.S.
A press release about the tour explains Afrojack's rise in the music industry stating, "In the span of less than two years, Afrojack has become one of electronic dance music's major icons… In addition to all of this, his DJ sets have fast become both iconic and unparalleled, providing an explosive take on the current state of dance music across the board."
His most recent accomplishments include 2 Grammy awards, for Best Remix in 2011, and Best Rap/Hip Hop track in 2011. He has collaborated with many of today's most influential artists such as: Beyonce, Chris Brown, David Guetta, Pitbull, Ne-Yo, and more.
Afrojack wrote, produced and was featured in the song "Give Me Everything," with Pitbull, Ne-Yo, and Nayer. The song quickly moved to the top of the charts, and was considered one of the anthems summer 2011. He topped the charts again with "Can't Stop Me" and "Rock the House" this past summer. With hard work and a lot of passion, Afrojack has made a name for himself as an influential music icon around the world.


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For sale is a great find for collectors and dealers of early Walt Disney toys, a sand sifter featuring Mickey, Minnie and their friends. According to the marks, Ohio Art Co Bryan Ohio USA line mark and Walt Disney Enterprises, the toy was made between 1935 and 1939. The sand sifter is 7 3/4 inches across and the sides are 2 inches tall. It has a few very minor scuffs and scratches and some minor discoloration in spots on the screen, but is in very good condition. It's a fine example of early Disney and would be an excellent addition to a collection.
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Alternate Title: LeapFrog Presents A Tad of Christmas CheerLeapFrog: A Tad of Christmas Cheer (LeapFrog Presents A Tad of Christmas Cheer) (2007) Direct-To-Video Cartoon
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- 2007
- Porchlight Entertainment
- Direct-To-Video Cartoon
- Cartoon Characters: Tad, Leap, Dad, Mr. Websley, Professor Quigley, Mom, Lily, Edison, Parker.
- Vocal Talent: Julie Maddalena (Tad), Cindy Robinson (Leap), Doug Boyd (Dad, Mr. Websley, Professor Quigley), Sheera Wells (Mom), Kate Higgins (Lily), Robert Mark Klein (Edison).
- Directed By Roy Allen Smith.
Supervising Directors: Amy Fortes, Erick Tolentino.
- Produced By Bruce D. Johnson, Rachael Sophia Smith.
Supervising Producer: Mark Young.
Executive Producers: William T. Baumann, Chris D'Angelo, Mimbi L. Eloriaga [Mimbi Eloriaga].
- Animated By Tez Manalo (Animation Producer).
- Written By Len Uhley.
Additional Writing: Chris D'Angelo, Rachael Sophia Smith.
- Edited By Tony Mark, Sean Stack.
- Production Manager: Michael T. Verano.
- Storyboard Artists: Tom Riggin, Rafael Rosado, David Schwartz, Byron Vaughns.
- Prop Designer: Antonio N. Torres.
- Character Designers: Kimberly Bitsui, Virginia Hawes, Tom Riggin (uncredited).
- Background Supervisor: Lito De Lara.
- Background Designers: Rodel Gravo, Robert Harand, James. W. Hickey [Jim Hickey].
- Background Color: Tristin Cole, Ellen Hee-Jung Jin Over [Ellen Jin].
- Sheet Directors: Barbara Dourmashkin, Karen Peterson, Brian E. Ray [Brian Ray], Philip A. Reynolds, Mitch Rochon.
- Lip Sync: Eric Peterson [Erik Jan Peterson].
- Track Reader: Laurie Wetzler.
- Sound Designer: Paul Menichini.
- Audio Editor: Les Perkins.
- Dialogue Mixer: Devon Bowman.
- Assistant Dialogue Mixer: Jonathan Palomo Abelardo [Jonathan Abelardo].
- Voice Recording Director: Mark Young.
- Re-Recording Mixer: Thomas J. Maydeck [Tom Maydeck].
- Foley Artist: Sanaa Cannella.
- Foley Mixer: Jeff Kettle [Jeffrey Kettle].
- Audio Post-Production: Salami Studios Audio Post Production.
- Casting: Sabrina Young.
- Marketing: Rachel Bautista, Craig Hendrickson.
- Legal and Business Affairs: Peggy Lisberger.
- Legal: Robert Cattuga, Anna Silva.
- Special Thank Yous: Zachary Fisher, Jim Gray, Mike Houlahan, Jeffrey G. Katz, Nancy MacIntyre, Khalid Roberts, Christa Sinclair.
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It's Christmas Eve, and everyone in the Frog Family is busy getting ready to celebrate the holidays... and the arrival of a new baby! Tad is more excited than anyone, but all of the attention is given to the new arrival. Then "a magical fairy god-bug" arrives and... (more)
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At age twelve, Kevin Brockmeier is ready to become a different person: not the boy he has always been—the one who cries too easily and laughs too easily, who lives in an otherland of sparkling daydreams and imaginary catastrophes—but someone else altogether. Over the course of one school year—seventh grade—he sets out in search of himself. Along the way, he happens into his first kiss at a church party, struggles to understand why his old friends tease him at the lunch table, becomes the talk of the entire school thanks to his Halloween costume, and booby-traps his lunch to deter a thief. With the same deep feeling and oddly dreamlike precision that are the hallmarks of his fiction, the acclaimed novelist now explores the dream of his own past and recovers the person he used to be."Brockmeier's graceful and roundly empathetic ode to seventh grade. . . . Like a GPS programmed to the heart and soul, he hones in on the membranous dividing line between camaraderie and cruelty that can make adolescent bonding such a hotbed of confusion." —The Boston Globe "Will bring every cringe-inducing memory rushing right back. . . . Brockmeier's prose zips through Kevin's busy teenage mind with alacrity. . . . His whiz-bang imagination and storytelling abilities will lead him away from bullies and to a better place—the proof sits in the reader's hands." —Time Out New York, 4 stars "Kevin Brockmeier's novels and stories are powered by brilliant, magical ideas. . . . Even in the realm of nonfiction, life for Kevin Brockmeier is a vivid and occasionally surreal dream. Like Brockmeier's other work, A Few Seconds of Radiant Filmstrip is infused with wonder, recited in a gentle voice, and threaded with a trace of sadness. . . . A captivating reincarnation of his vanishing childhood." —The Rumpus "A meeting of young-adult fiction's sensitive treatment of the emotional lives of young people (a la Louise Fitzhugh and Judy Blume) with the raw honesty and nostalgia we associate with online writing. Radiant Filmstrip is old-fashioned and contemporary at once, relevant because we've been there and we are there. . . . This is the beauty of the book because it's the beauty of being young and naive: every moment, no matter how mundane, is a potential thrill." —Gawker "[A] beautiful reflection on a pivotal school year. . . . Wholly familiar. . . . More intimate and honest than many a first person recounting of a life. . . . An engaging personal story and a significant artistic accomplishment." —Iowa Gazette "Masterful. . . . This is painful stuff—and important and beautifully written stuff, in Brockmeier's hands—worthy of your time and attention. It's insightful, relayed at a propulsive clip, and captures the complicated inner life of a seventh grader with more unflinching precision than anything you'll read on the subject. This book will help you." —Biographile "A delicately rendered memoir that bathes the invariably painful past in a kind of gold-glowing tenderness. There is a huge empathy moving beneath these pages, a kindly intelligence that notes and investigates—that susses and groks—each tort committed and indignity endured. . . . What may be most remarkable about this slim book is that, though it is specific and precise . . . it tells us a truth to which all of us can relate. There are plenty of memoirs that recount extraordinary circumstances and adventures, but I cannot think of one that so magically involves us in an exploration of the commonplace. A Few Seconds of Radiant Filmstrip is a look back—not in vengeance, anger or even gloating—but in wonder at the miraculous variety of experience, and the ways we come to be ourselves." —Arkansas Democrat-Gazette "Beautifully written. . . . The books rings awfully true. . . . Brockmeier's potent, honest prose makes for a vivid, funny and achingly familiar read." —Arkansas Times "Every book by Kevin Brockmeier is unsettling, strange, and impossible to forget. . . . He challenges the way we see the world. His latest, A Few Seconds of Radiant Filmstrip, catapults us all back to middle school with time-machine perfection. . . . Heartbreakingly honest." —Caroline Leavitt, bestselling author of Is This Tomorrow and Pictures of You"Brockmeier's evocative, gracefully written memoir so beautifully captures a slice of our lives many may be tempted to write about, but few want to remember. . . . Brockmeier also does an excellent job anchoring his memoir in time without limiting its appeal only to those who came of age in that decade. In his fiction, Brockmeier has shown he's a versatile prose stylist, and he makes the transition to memoir without sacrificing that quality. . . . Lovely." —Bookreporter "In three acclaimed novels and two story collections, Brockmeier earned his reputation as a literary virtuoso attuned to the illusory facets of everyday life. His rollicking first memoir, centered on his formative year in the seventh grade, affirms his talents and explores their foundations. . . . In a hilariously vivid, novelistic chronicle of the mid-1980s, Brockmeier nails the awkward triumphs and life-affirming disasters of teenagedom, revealing the creative significance of what might otherwise seem banal." —Jonathan Fullmer, Booklist"A Few Seconds of Radiant Filmstrip is 1) a truly stunning hybrid—a memoir told with the imaginative vibrancy and the uncanny precision of the best fiction 2) a coming-of-age story that feels absolutely universal, even as Mr. Brockmeier's retrospective eye is grass-blade-precise about his own particulars 3) hilarious 4) devastating 5) awesome-beyond-all-adjectives. If you are already a Kevin Brockmeier fan, this book will floor you, and flood you with a torrent of your own memories from the terrifying, electric threshold between childhood and adulthood. If you're new to his work, this is a phenomenal place to start." —Karen Russell, bestselling author of Swamplandia! and Vampires in the Lemon Grove "In A Few Seconds of Radiant Filmstrip, Brockmeier—surely one of our great writers—has captured perfectly that hinge-creak, aching moment in adolescence when you are alive to everything, but comprehend very little of it—when the joy of figuring out who and what you are collides with the dawning of shame and embarrassment and self-consciousness. When there is a lot of feeling, but very little understanding. In other words: 7th grade. Here that particular year is rendered in such lovingly vivid detail—the year is so perfectly remembered—that you feel, after reading it, that the memory in fact belongs to you. I loved it." —Ethan Rutherford, author of The Peripatetic Coffin
In addition to A Few Seconds of Radiant Filmstrip, KEVIN BROCKMEIER is the author of the novels The Illumination, The Brief History of the Dead, and The Truth About Celia; the story collections Things That Fall from the Sky and The View from the Seventh Layer; and the children's novels City of Names and Grooves: A Kind of Mystery. His work has been translated into seventeen languages. He has published his stories in such venues as The New Yorker, The Georgia Review, McSweeney's, Zoetrope, Tin House, The Oxford American, The Best American Short Stories, The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror, and New Stories from the South. He has recieved the Borders Original Voices Award, three O. Henry Awards (one, a first prize), the PEN USA Award, a Guggenheim Fellowship, and an NEA Grant. In 2007, he was named one of Granta magazine's Best Young American Novelists He teaches frequently at the Iowa Writers' Workshop, and he lives in Little Rock, Arkansas, where he was raised.
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On Monday morning, an unmanned aerial system -- also known as a "drone" -- lifted off from the University of Alaska Fairbanks, making the university the first of six designated Federal Aviation Administration test sites to deploy the technology. In Anchorage, FAA administrators outlined the drone's mission this summer and discussed numerous issues that remain to safely integrate drones into the nation's airspace.
The drone, a 2.5 pound Aeryon Scout "quadcopter," took off from UAF's Large Animal Research Station on Monday, hovering around 200 feet in the air for a few minutes before touching down in the same field. The flight was broadcast live. At a press conference in Anchorage, the director of the Pan-Pacific Unmanned Aerial System Test Range Complex, Ro Bailey, said the first flight was a "momentous occasion for our program."
This summer, UAF researchers will use the drone to survey animals at the Large Animal Research Station, hoping to discern just how useful the drone is in conducting animal population surveys. Will drone operators be able to differentiate between species? Will the animals -- in particular female musk ox -- become agitated by the technology? Researchers hope the test will "validate that the concept will actually work," Bailey said.
Plenty of drone questions remain
The Large Animal Research Station is comprised of 134 acres of land on the northern edge of the university campus. The station is home to around 30 musk oxen, as well as about 60 reindeer, according to the research station's website. UAF researchers were already interested in using drones for animal surveys, and presented the FAA with a "very tight" research proposal, FAA administrator Michael Huerta said. UAF was authorized Monday to conduct drone flights for the next two years. Along with the first test flight, the University of Alaska program was simultaneously deemed operational -- the second of six tests sites nationwide to be given the go-ahead to fly drones. A site authorized to operate drones in North Dakota has yet to officially fly a mission.
Beyond testing the drone's survey capabilities, the FAA is seeking to understand just how it will function under air space regulations. The test site is located less than 5 miles from the Fairbanks International Airport, making it in Class D airspace and subject to communication with the airport's air traffic controllers, Huerta said.
Huerta discussed numerous challenges in successfully integrating the emerging technology nationwide. As the use of drones becomes more imminent, many safety questions remain: How will drones interact with air traffic control? Will pilots operating under visual flight rules be able to spot a drone in their airspace? What happens if a UAS loses the connection with its remote operator? These first sites should help shed light on some of the biggest questions facing the FAA.
And while a common view within the aviation community is that the industry has adapted before and will adapt again, "I do think this is a little more than that," Huerta said. "Because this is a technology that's not only evolving, it's evolving very, very quickly."
He also noted that the FAA is moving away from the concept of air traffic control, and towards "air traffic management," where multiple parties will communicate regarding the whereabouts of drones in a given airspace, Huerta said.
Drones are "truly very profound technology. It has huge implications," Huerta said.
Alaska was also home to the nation's first commercial drone flight, conducted over the Arctic Ocean last summer by ConocoPhillips. The potential uses of drones "seem almost limitless," UAF chancellor Brian Rogers said from Fairbanks during the live broadcast, ranging from environmental surveys, to public safety to the development of natural resources.
The goal is to have drones safely integrated into the nation's airspace by 2015. This comes from a 2012 congressional mandate included in the reauthorization of the FAA.
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UAF's test site is part of the FAA's Pan-Pacific UAS Test Range Complex. Run out of Alaska, the program is comprised of locations across the state and in Hawaii and Oregon. All sites were chosen for different reasons -- for example, Alaska offers a broad range of climate and geographic diversity, Huerta said, while Hawaii offers high-altitude flying over the ocean.
The UAF test site is one of a handful of sites in Alaska where drones will eventually fly under the program. Kodiak, Homer and the Poker Flat Research Range also have designated areas that will be used for flying, as well as areas on the Arctic coastline, Bailey said. UAF's Alaska Center for Unmanned Aircraft System has some 10 drones at its disposal, Bailey said, and the center is developing its own drone for future use, expected to have a price tag of $10,000. In contrast, the Aeryon Scout used in Monday's test flight cost around $70,000, Bailey said.
Bailey has been approached by multiple clients in Alaska, both private businesses and individuals, interested in building and testing drones. The Large Animal Research Station test site will give these parties a place to work with the FAA and test their drones, she said. Bailey declined to name who has approached her thus far, but she expects many more phone calls as word gets out that an operational test site exists in Alaska.
The FAA announced its six test sites in December 2013. Other states selected were Nevada, New York, Texas, North Dakota and Virginia. Right now the FAA is reviewing research proposals from the other test sites to decide what their first missions will be, Huerta said.
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Patrick Kennedy fucks Max Pryce's tight young hole at Boy Crush!
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The top boy is fucken HOT!Reply
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So very shpongled! Completely geschtonkenflapped!
we must look after this planet ... might be the only one with chocolate... lovely work...
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Well deserved DD!,
(faved it a while back but saw it on my profile again... and had to say sthg... again)
Well deserved DD!,
insane colors.
good work.
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My God this is Wonderful! So cool!
I adore this. Thanks for making it!
You've shpongled my mind with this
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goood work
very interesting colors! i like! and hell yeah to shpongle! i just saw simon pos live doing some shpongle dj work with younger brother. check out the pictures i got of him!
thank you) and nice photos.) i've also been to the shpongle concert some time ago..it was great)
This is gorgeous. I wish I could do something like this. It's incredible.
Shpongle is full of epic music, and this is an epic picture. The blue and gold mix is so pretty.
it's like clive barker at his best.
i absolutely love it when artists can make sketchy look so good and so complete
i absolutely love it when artists can make sketchy look so good and so complete
The colours are brilliant! I love the style.
Good use of contrast.
Beautiful watercolor.
DISNEY couldn't have done better
DISNEY couldn't have done better
Nice! The colors are pretty amazing. Bitter water for everyone! Delicious...
excellent!!! Peter...
Nice colors!
Delicious like the drink!
Cool. Very cool. I'd love to see more of this.
Wow!! O_O Great!
Great choice of colors!
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Love the tribal designs and colours. Good work!
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Tar is a viscous organic black liquid.
Tar or TAR may also refer to:
Other common meanings[edit]
- Tar (tobacco residue), the partially combusted particulate matter produced by smoking
- Jack Tar or just Tar, an English synonym for sailor
In medicine[edit]
- Tengku Ampuan Rahimah Hospital or General Hospital, a government tertiary hospital in Klang, Selangor, Malaysia
- Thrombocytopenia with Absent Radius referred to as TAR syndrome, a genetic disorder in which the radius bone is absent and blood clotting ability is greatly reduced
- Tissue to Air Ratio, used in radiation therapy treatment system calibration
- Traumatic aortic rupture, an emergency injury in which the aorta is torn, usually after an impact
- Trans-activation response element, a genetic element bound by Tat protein during HIV transcription
- Tar (band), a 90s indie rock band
- Tar (drum), a drum from North Africa and the Middle East
- Tar (string instrument), a lute of Persian origin used in Iran and the Caucasus
- Tar (Azerbaijani instrument), a long-necked string instrument
- Tar, Hungary, a village
- Tar, Iran (disambiguation), various villages
- Tibet Autonomous Region, a region of the People's Republic of China consisting of most of traditional Tibet
- Tar River, North Carolina, United States
- Tar River (Kyrgyzstan)
- River Tar, County Tipperary, Ireland
- Tar Rocks, Isle of Portland, Dorset, England
- Tar Island, Ontario, Canada
- 1949 Teen-Age Romances comic book series
- 2001 IPCC Third Assessment Report, a report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
- Tar: A Midwest Childhood, a 1926 fictionalized memoir by American author Sherwood Anderson
- tar (computing), a computer archive file format and a program used to handle such files
- Target acquisition radar
- Trans-Asian Railway, a UN project to create an integrated freight railway network across Europe and Asia
- Trans-Australian Railway
- Tunisair (ICAO code TAR), the flag carrier of Tunisia, an airline
- TAR Aerolineas, a Mexican airline
Other uses[edit]
- The Amazing Race, a reality television series around the world
- Tar (film), a 2012 film
- Time at risk, a risk measure for corporate finance
- Teen Age Republicans, a youth political group
- Tar Tunnel, Coalport, England
- Transverse aeolian ridges, a feature on Mars
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