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Your guide to the best bars and clubs, live music, concerts and DJ gigs in KL
Now open: PS150
Located in Chinatown, what was previously a brothel, house and warehouse (in no particular order), is now PS150, a cocktail bar headed by famed bartender Angel Ng
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The best gigs in KL this week
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The best gigs in KL this week
Stupid Cupid at The Bee
Aside from an ice-cream eating contest, storytelling session and tarot card readings, The Bee's anti-Valentine's Day festival also hosts a special edition of Moonshine's Feedback Open Mic with featured act Calico. Expect an evening of anti-love songs.
Sons of the Soil at Merdekarya
Formerly known as Brian Gomez & The Have-Nots, Sons of the Soil is devoted to penning blue rock songs about GST and other current affairs.
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Future Sound Asia presents Dash Berlin
Dash Berlin burst onto the scene back in early 2007 with the track 'Till the Sky Falls Down', which became an instant hit that caught the...
Straight Outta Apex at Zouk
On Saturday nights, KL's hip hop trio Nesh, Skillz and MC Vandal bring you a set of new and old-school hip hop and R&B at Zouk's Apex Lounge.
Mambo at Zouk
Sometimes all you need is the right mix of hip hop, R&B and popular '90s and early 2000s hits to get the party going. Lucky for you, the duo of Radzi and...
Disco Sushi at Zouk
Zouk's new regular night on Thursdays sees local acts Melissa Indot, Jason Martin and Bassment Syndicate take centrestage with their interpretation of chart...
4PLAY at Zouk
Resident DJs Goldfish and Ken take over the decks every Thursday at Zouk for some good EDM fun on the dance floor.
Ghetto Heaven at Zouk
On Thursday nights, the volume only goes up with Cza and TBone in the house. It's time to bounce to the best of hip hop, R&B and contemporary grooves.
New bars in KL
At Chinatown's first cocktail bar, you'll have to go through a series of creaky wooden doors (and dimly-lit, slightly eerie corridors) before you finally make it to the main bar area, but that's just part of the fun at PS150. The cocktail menu is divided and designed based on notable periods in history: Vintage (1850-1910), Classic (1920-1930), Tiki (1940-1960), Disco (1970-2000) and Contemporary (2000-present).
Private Room
More speakeasy bars are popping up in the city and if you're in the TTDI area, find the yellow door – no it's not to Oz, but Private Room, the city's first speakeasy wine bar. Need more help? Look for Bowery Petit and you'll see it. Although the bar allows walk-in customers, you should make a reservation to get the passcode of the week, key it in at the entrance and enter in style. Otherwise, wait for someone to let you in. The bar is owned by a total of seven wine enthusiasts and two of them are Private Room's own sommeliers: Danny, formerly of Marble 8, and Justin, who used to work in the hotel industry. The founders wanted to create an outlet for the public to learn more about wine as they currently see wine-drinking culture in KL as a niche market limited to fancy restaurants and hotels. The bar currently carries more than 200 labels from all over the world with a focus on less common labels such as Barista, Porcupine Ridge and The Guilty. There are more reds than whites for now but The Private Room aims to increase the white wine selection soon as it's quite popular. When you get there, try not to ask for the wine list – there isn't one. Instead, Justin believes the wine selection process should involve recommendations from the bar's sommeliers, who would gladly assist you in picking the right wine. You can also buy a bottle to take home at 20 percent off. At the time of publish, Private Room has five signature cocktails and if you happen to order the 'Mocking Mistress
Mr. Wolf
Mr. Wolf has brought with it two things PJ needs: A cosy lounge bar, and a stylish restaurant serving Asian fusion cuisine. Its name beckons as you drive along the LDP, plastered on the façade of the building that faces the highway. The ground floor holds the restaurant, clean and spacious, furnished with simple wood furniture. Decoration is kept to a minimum, save for posters with inspirational quotes and quirky images. Tucked in a corner of the restaurant are garden swing chairs – perfect for lounging on. There's a little window at the back of the restaurant for guests to watch as the kitchen plates up its elegant dishes. Young chef Bryan Tan isn't afraid to use bold combinations, with pairings like sous vide miso pork loin with apple coleslaw, and the crab ravioli with pickled mango and papaya salad gracing the menu. Though it's a relatively small menu, it has a solid variety of flavours from their seafood and poultry dishes, cold selections, sides and desserts. The bar upstairs is definitely worth a stop, even if it's to nibble on snacks like pork skin nachos over a drink. The space is decked out in colours of metallic gold and dark brown, giving off a warm and inviting vibe. Three VIP corners are also available for those who want some privacy. The bar has a wide collection of spirits ranging from whisky, wine, champagne, saké, cider as well as Guinness and Tiger on tap, while the cocktail menu features drinks like the Lady Hound, a combination of tequila, Cointreau tri
CHAZE at Marquee
CHAZE at Marquee is a promising place to party. Head up the stairs and you're greeted with an eightfoot tall unmarked door. Upon entering this modern speakeasy lounge, the area to your left opens up to The Living Hall while the wall on your right features a small safe with a keypad, but more on that later. The Living Hall is spacious, with bar tables and stools along with cosy Chesterfield couches near the DJ area. There's also a dancefloor, but when there's no party, a ping pong table takes centre stage. There's also a pool table for those who are up for friendly competitions. One private corner of The Living Hall is the Snug Corner, where there are more couches and low tables. Remember that safe on the wall to your right at the entrance? Behind it lies The Playroom. Ideal for private parties, it's a hidden bar that requires a special access code for entry. It encompasses its own bar, a darts machine, a pool table and a karaoke system. CHAZE specialises in signature cocktails. The Glasgow Jar is a smooth whisky cocktail of Scotch whisky, butterscotch liqueur, vermouth, Southern Comfort liqueur, apple, lime juice, Old Time Aromatic bitters and Sprite, garnished with a slice of beef jerky. Another favourite is the Sean Maximus Copper, a combination of vodka, blended rum, Framboise liqueur, junmai saké, kaffir leaf and raspberry purée. If these aren't for you, there are also shooters, Asian and American whiskies, rum, craft vodka, red and white wine and craft beer. The barte
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Mattek-Sands, Goerges into 2nd round in Austria
Updated: October 9, 2012, 4:14 PM ETAssociated Press
LINZ, Austria -- American Bethanie Mattek-Sands defeated Tamira Paszek of Austria 6-2, 6-4 Tuesday in the first round of the Generali Ladies.
She converted her third match point on a double-fault by Paszek, who has won only two out of six matches at her home event.
Mattek-Sand will play Carla Suarez Navarro of Spain, who defeated Magdalena Rybarikova 6-3, 6-4.
Julia Goerges beat 2007 champion Daniela Hantuchova 6-4, 7-6 (5). The fifth-seeded German closed out the victory with ...
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From the author of A Cultural Dictionary of Punk comes an essential installment in the 33 1/3 series, Nicholas Rombes' The Ramones' Ramones, celebrating the seminal album in the Ramones' discography. Jonathan Davis' charismatic performance hooks listeners immediately into this exploration of the author's devotion to this simple, accessible album, as he explores the context of its creation and lauds it's genius and its influence. Fans will be as riveted by this audiobook as they are by the album.
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NEW YORK -- After coming full circle with the Yankees in the Bronx, Joe Torre said there is "no question" he would consider a return to Queens.
On Monday night Torre came back to Yankee Stadium for the first time since his glorious, four-championship run ended with what he felt was an offer he had to refuse nearly three years ago.
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Live entertainment on Virgin Atlantic, SWA pilots switched control, deceptive ticket pricing is number one complaint
Coal for consumers this Christmas from airlines and regulators
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Kathleen and Eugene Bianucci paid $5,770 for a pair of round-trip tickets on Virgin Atlantic Airways. A few days before their trip, Kathleen broke her leg and had to be hospitalized for a week. Her doctor grounded her for six months. An airline representative promised her a full refund. Virgin, which had extracted the five grand from her credit card in just a few seconds, balked at returning the money.
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LONDON — English football's top sides were kept apart in the draw for the fourth round of the FA Cup on Monday, with Manchester United and defending champion Arsenal paired with second-tier opponents.
Arsenal — seeking a third straight FA Cup title — will play at home to Burnley and United was pitted away to Derby County, which is second in the League Championship.
Manchester City will be away at either fourth-tier Wycombe Wanderers or relegation-threatened Premier League side Aston Villa. Liverpool will host West Ham if it gets past Exeter in a replay and Chelsea was given an away match at either Northampton or MK Dons, both lower-league teams.
Non-league Eastleigh, the lowest-ranked team left in the draw, will be rewarded with a home match against Leeds if it beats Bolton in a replay next week.
There is only one guaranteed all-Premier League match-up: Crystal Palace vs. Stoke.
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Burns Night will be celebrated in style this year at Glasgow's Lansdowne Bar and Kitchen.
Guests at the popular West End bar diner will enjoy a traditional three course Burns Supper, accompanied by a wee dram.
For those looking to make a night of the Bard's birthday, the festivities will continue until midnight with live folk music from popular Scottish band The Midden.
The event takes place on Friday January 25, from 8pm, at The Lansdowne Bar and Kitchen, 7 Lansdowne Crescent.
Tickets, £22.95, are available in the bar or by calling 0141 334 4653.
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|Jeonju Hanok Village is located in the city of Jeonju and overlaps Pungnam-dong and Gyo-dong. There are over 800 traditional Korean 'hanok' houses. While the rest of city has been industrialized, Hanok Maeul retains its historical charms and traditions.
Jeonju Hanok village is especially beautiful for its roof curves. The roof edges being slightly raised to the sky is unique. Hanok houses are generally divided into two sections, Anchae and Sarangchae. Anchae is also known as Gyusu room, and is furnished accordingly. Sarangchae is where the men dwell, and is referred to as the Seonbi room. Because men and women have to remain separate, Anchae is situated deep inside the house so that it is secretive and quiet.
Another trait of Hanok is that all the houses are heated with the ondol system, a unique sub-flooring heating system. Since Koreans enjoy sitting, eating, and sleeping on the floor, it needs to remain heated. A part of Hanok has been set aside so that tourists can experience traditional Korean life, called Hanok Life Experience Hall. You can enter the Seonbi room and the Gyusu room to experience the warm floor first-hand. An advantage of this system is that it is warm in the winter and cool in the summer.
The food provided is very traditional, which adds to the traditional ambience. At Jeonju Hanok Village, visitors can enjoy traditional Korean life and traditional foods like bibimbap, the most well known dish from the Jeonju region.
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Depart from Omokdae Information Center → Traditional Wine Museum → Jidam-gil (Craft Gong-bang Chonjidam) → Jeonju Hanok Living Experience Center → 600-year-old Gingko tree → Choi Myeong-hee Literary Museum → Jeondong Catholic Cathedra → Omokdae Information Center
Tour 2 - Main Stops (Mon, Tue, Thur 14:00 / Sat 10:00, 15:00 / Sun and Public Holidays 13:00)
Depart from Omokdae Information Center → Omokdae → Yangsajae Guest House → Jang Hyeon-shik Residence and Administrative Office → Jeonjuhyanggyo Confucian School → Hanbyeoknu → Namcheongyo → Gangam Calligraphy Museum → Jeonju Crafts Exhibition Hall → Hanok Village Information Center
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Incheon International Airport ↔ Jeonju (about 3 hours 50 minutes)
Gimpo International Airport ↔ Jeonju (about 3 hours 20 minutes)
* The estimated travel time will vary depending on road traffic.
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[Express Intercity Bus]
Gangnam Bus Terminal ↔ Jeonju (about 2 hours 40 minutes)
Seoul Nambu Bus Terminal ↔ Jeonju (about 2 hours 30 minutes)
Gwangju Bus Terminal ↔ Jeonju (about 1 hour 30 minutes)
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2) From Jeonju Intercity/Express Bus Terminal, take Bus No. 5-1 or 79.
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It takes about 15-20 minutes by taxi from Jeonju Station or Jeonju Bus Terminal to the Jeonju Hanok Village.


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Giles Rich
|Giles Sutherland Rich
Judge Giles Sutherland Rich in 1994, age 90
|Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
|In office
September 1, 1982 – June 15, 1999
|Preceded by
|new seat
|Succeeded by
|Richard Linn
|Judge, Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
|In office
1956 – September 1, 1982
|Nominated by
|Dwight Eisenhower
|Personal details
|May 30, 1904
|June 15, 1999 (aged 95)
|Alma mater
|Harvard College
Columbia Law School
Giles Sutherland Rich (May 30, 1904 – June 15, 1999) was a judge on the United States Court of Customs and Patent Appeals (CCPA) and later on the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC), and arguably had more influence than any other individual on modern U.S. patent law.
Rich was born May 30, 1904, in Rochester, New York. He received a B.S. from Harvard College in 1926 and an LL.B. from Columbia Law School in 1929, and began working as a patent attorney at his father's New York City law firm that same year. He soon also began guest lecturing on patent law at Columbia University, and during the late 1940s, he became the president of the New York Patent Law Association, and in 1947 became part of a two-person committee to draft a new U.S. patent statute, all while continuing to practice law full-time. His partner on the statute drafting committee was Pasquale Joseph Federico, the chief patent examiner of the U.S. Patent Office. After four years of work, Rich and Federico's statute draft was introduced in Congress by Joseph Bryson (D-SC) in 1951. After passing both houses without debate, as part of a "consent bill", it was signed into law by President Truman in 1952, to take effect in 1953. It was the first full revision of U.S. patent law since the Patent Act of 1836.
In 1956, Rich was nominated by President Dwight Eisenhower to become a judge on the U.S. Court of Customs and Patent Appeals (CCPA), which had jurisdiction for certain cases from the U.S. Patent Office, the U.S. Customs Court, and the U.S. International Trade Commission. He served as chief judge of the CCPA for part of that time, and was also an adjunct professor at Georgetown University from 1963 to 1969. Upon passage of the Federal Courts Improvement Act of 1982, the CCPA and the appellate division of the Court of Claims were merged into the new Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC), and six judges from the CCPA, including Judge Rich, were transferred to the CAFC. Judge Rich served on the CAFC until his death in 1999. At 95, he had become the oldest living federal judge; he never took senior status, by which most judges of advanced age effectively retire.
Judge Rich's judicial opinions were often notable for their colorful and memorable language. For example, in one case in which a majority of the Federal Circuit judges were unwilling to accept as a binding precedent an earlier decision of that court with which he was apparently in sympathy, he said in dissent that they acted with "defiant disregard" of precedent and added: "[I]t is mutiny. It is heresy. It is illegal."[1]
Judge Rich's judicial opinions include some of those most groundbreaking, influential, and controversial to modern U.S. patent law. He wrote opinions in which the court struck down prior rules against the patenting of living things (Chakrabarty v. Diamond), software-implemented inventions (In re Diehr), and business methods (State Street Bank v. Signature Financial Group), saying those rules did not have a proper basis in the patent statute (which he stated that he had co-written), and opening the way for inventors to receive patents in those areas of subject matter. (The earlier two of these decisions were later affirmed by the U.S. Supreme Court).[2]
In re Diehr and especially State Street Bank v. Signature Financial Group are highly controversial decisions. Many in the academic and legal community think that the cases were wrongly decided and are examples of judicial activism on the basis of a pro-patentee agenda, and the legal reasoning utilized in these decisions has been severely criticized.[3] For example, in State Street Bank v. Signature Financial Group, Judge Rich justified his conclusion on the basis that the business method exception to patentability was abolished by the 1952 Patent Act. However, this line of reasoning is contradicted by Judge Rich himself, among others. He had earlier stated, in a law review article written not long after the passage of the 1952 Patent Act,[4] that Section 101 of the Act denied patent protection to business methods, observing that the diaper service, "one of the greatest inventions of our times," was patent-ineligible because it was a business method. The State Street decision was substantially overruled in the Federal Circuit's 2008 decision in In re Bilski. The Supreme Court's decisions in the Bilski-Mayo-Alice trilogy even more definitively rejected the line of doctrine that culminated in the State Street decision.[5]
Judge Rich was an outspoken critic of the Supreme Court and Justice Department when they took positions on patent law in opposition to those which he advocated. For example, in his opinion on remand in the case In re Bergy,[6] after the Supreme Court vacated the judgment of the CCPA that he had authored for that court, and remanded the case to the CCPA "for further consideration in light of" the Supreme Court's decision in Parker v. Flook, he wrote a second opinion for the CCPA. In it he reached the same result and said that Flook shed no light[7] and that the Justice Department had misled the Supreme Court to reach its decision.[8] This episode was part of a long-running controversy about how the 1952 Patent Act should be interpreted − was it a mere re-codification of prior law without substantive change or did it break new ground? Judge Rich took the position that special deference should be given his views because of his relation to the process.[9]
A prominent annual intellectual property moot court competition, the Giles Rich I.P. Moot Court Competition, run by the American Intellectual Property Law Association, starting in 1973, was named after him.
- ^ Atlantic Thermoplastics Co., Inc. v. Faytex Corp., 974 F.2d 1279, 1281 (Fed. Cir. 1992). In 2009, the Federal Circuit ruled in favor of the "mutineers," however, in Abbott Laboratories v. Sandoz Inc., 566 F. 3d 1282 (Fed. Cir. 2009). By then, however, Judge Rich was no longer on the court.
- ^ See Diamond v. Chakrabarty and Diamond v. Diehr. The Supreme Court overturned the State Street Bank decision in Alice Corp. v. CLS Bank International see also Bilski v. Kappos. The Supreme Court drastically "re-interpreted" Diehr in Mayo Collaborative Services v. Prometheus Laboratories, Inc. or overruled it sub silentio.
- ^ See, for example, R. Hulse, Patentability of Computer Software After State Street Bank & Trust Co. v. Signature Financial Group, Inc.: Evisceration of the Subject Matter Requirement, 33 U.C. DAVIS L. REV. 491 (2000); Pamela Samuelson, A Manifesto Concerning the Legal Protection of Computer Programs, 94 COLUM. L. REV. 2308 (1994); Rafael X. Zahralddin, The Effect of Broad Patent Scope on the Competitiveness of United States Industry, 17 DEL. J. CORP. L. 949 (1992); Pamela Samuelson, Benson Revisited: The Case Against Patent Protection for Algorithms and Other Computer Program-Related Inventions, 39 EMORY L.J. 1025 (1990). See also Law School Symposium,("[Professor] Sarnoff denounced as 'judicial activism' the Chakrabarty court's expansion of statutory language.").
- ^ The Principles of Patentability, 28 Geo. Wash. L. Rev. 393 (1960).
- ^ See Bilski v. Kappos; Mayo Collaborative Services v. Prometheus Laboratories, Inc.; Alice Corp. v. CLS Bank International.
- ^ 596 F.2d 952 (CCPA 1979).
- ^ "To conclude on the light Flook sheds on these cases, very simply, for the reasons we have stated, we find none." Bergy, 596 F.2d at 968.
- ^ He wrote:
We have observed with regret that the briefs filed by the Solicitor General . . . in Parker v. Flook, a case which, as the Court noted, "turns entirely on the proper construction of § 101," badly, and with a seeming sense of purpose, confuse the statutory-categories requirement of § 101 with a requirement for the existence of "invention."
Bergy, 596 F.2d at 963. He also stated that the foregoing argument by the government was "subversive nonsense." Bergy, 596 F.2d at 964.
- ^ See Giles S. Rich, Congressional Intent – Or, Who Wrote the Patent Act of 1952?, in Patent Procurement and Exploitation (BNA 1963). The answer was "we did," meaning the drafting committee of patent lawyers urging passage of a revised patent act. In that article and a paper entitled The Vague Concept of Invention as Replaced by Section 103 of the 1952 Patent Act, Judge Rich argued: "The intent with respect to the Patent Act of 1952 was the intent of a subcommittee to pass a bill prepared by patent lawyers as agreed to by a codification council, committee council and member of the subcommittee after the countless discussions and hearings." A contrary view – that Congress intended no major substantive change&emdash;is reflected in the concurring opinion of Justice Hugo Black in Aro Mfg. Co. v. Convertible Top Replacement Co., 365 U.S. 336 (1961). He quotes a passage from the Senate debates on the act:
If anyone is inclined, despite other evidence to the contrary, to attribute to Congress a purpose to accomplish any far-reaching changes in the substantive law by this enactment, he should take note that, just before the bill was passed in the Senate, Senator Saltonstall asked on the floor, "Does the bill change the law in any way or only codify the present patent laws?" Senator McCarran, Chairman of the Judiciary Committee which had been in charge of the bill for the Senate, replied, "It codifies the present patent laws." 98 Cong.Rec. 9323 (July 4, 1952).
Aro, 365 U.S. at 347, n.2. Justice Black's discussion apparently takes the view that congressional intent was to be found in the floor debates rather than that of a group of "patent lawyers as agreed to by a codification council, committee council and [a] member of the subcommittee," as Judge Rich urged.
External links[edit]
- Federal Judicial Center CCPA entry on Giles Sutherland Rich
- Giles Rich at the Biographical Directory of Federal Judges, a public domain publication of the Federal Judicial Center.
Rich, Giles S. (1980). A brief history of the United States Court of Customs and Patent Appeals. Washington, D.C.: Published by authorization of Committee on the Bicentennial of Independence and the Constitution of the Judicial Conference of the United States : U.S. G.P.O.
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|Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
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- 1904 births
- 1999 deaths
- Columbia Law School alumni
- Judges of the United States Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
- United States Article I federal judges appointed by Dwight D. Eisenhower
- Judges of the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
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Why not just hold the DRS button down all the time during the race?
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This topic contains 18 replies, has 9 voices, and was last updated by AndrewTanner 4 years, 11 months ago.
16th February 2011, 20:53 at 8:53 pm #128916
Unless I am mistaken, in a race, it only activates if you are in the right part of the track and if you are in the right proximity to a leading car. Will the drivers just mash this button down if they are even close to those parameters and allow the electronics to decide?
Maybe they will have a qualifying steering wheel arrangement with the button at your thumb, and another for the race that activates the button if you just put your hands on the thing and runs it enabled all the time (and allows it to trip the parameters if applicable).16th February 2011, 20:58 at 8:58 pm #161560
The FIA have to activate it remotely when you're within a second.16th February 2011, 21:02 at 9:02 pm #161561
A light will come on indicating the wing is available and if I'm not mistaken usage will be a manual operation as a driver may not wish or need to use it at every opportunity.16th February 2011, 21:04 at 9:04 pm #161562
That's sort of my point, the FIA will only allow it in those narrow circumstances, but it won't always be clear to the driver when he's within 1 second…so why not just hold it down all the time and if you are in the right spot and close enough..it just turns on within the rules on it's own at that point.
Perhaps you have to press the button AFTER your eligibility has been established, but I don't understand how a driver knows if they are .9 or 1.1 seconds behind. I think you are pressing it if there is any chance it's the right time and maybe ALL the time if you don't have to press it AFTER you enter that part of the track.16th February 2011, 21:07 at 9:07 pm #161563
I didn't know about the light. Having to look for a light when you are following another car closely seems like more of a distraction than having to press a button -which is where most of the "distracted drivers" concern seems to have been directed.
Under what circumstances would you not use it if you could? Just curious if you have an example in mind?16th February 2011, 21:14 at 9:14 pm #161564
Getting an unexpected boost in an F1 car surely can't be that desirable?16th February 2011, 21:16 at 9:16 pm #161565
Some drivers may prefer to have a buzzer/beep played through the headset instead of a light.
If it is raining or there is a car issue that needs managing (puncture, bodywork damage etc) it may be preferable to leave the wing in it's default position.16th February 2011, 21:20 at 9:20 pm #161566
Well…you would want all the downforce you can get going into any corner you're going fast enough in. Imagine losing downforce through Turn 8? No thanks!16th February 2011, 21:37 at 9:37 pm #161567
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it won't always be clear to the driver when he's within 1 second
Have you not read the thread? The drivers will be informed when the conditions have been met by a light turning on in the cockpit.16th February 2011, 21:52 at 9:52 pm #161568
It's not going to be possible to turn in on in Turn 8 during a race.16th February 2011, 22:12 at 10:12 pm #161569
there will be one overtaking area on each circuit, mostly on start/finish straights. Never in corners.16th February 2011, 23:01 at 11:01 pm #161570
I love this thread. PS3 driver asks F1 driver 'serious' question..
You are not going to want to be holding down a button that makes you loose grip on corners, or when you need to brake because you are behind a stack of drivers going in the first corner.
Speed comes at the loss of downforce and thus traction/ rear end grip. The driver needs to control those two factors very carefully so he can fully manage his cars handling dependent on the situation he finds himself in.16th February 2011, 23:53 at 11:53 pm #161571
Hang on though, what the OP is suggesting isn't wrong at all. The wing only becomes active on a certain part of the circuit (which is a straight), so feasibly every lap each driver could hold down the button on that section just in case they are allowed to use the rear wing. The OP isn't saying that a driver would hold it down through somewhere like Turn 8 istanbul because it isn't active during this part of the race track.
In a sport where fractions of a second are what gives you track position, I can see drivers wanting to make the most out of the rear wing speed boost – because the reaction time of a second or so when the light comes on may mean that they don't carry enough speed to be able to pass.
There will be times when they don't want to activate it though, but when they do surely the OP has a point, that drivers will simply mash the button until it works17th February 2011, 6:52 at 6:52 am #161572
His title asks one question, pretty definitively.. His comment makes more sense.17th February 2011, 7:17 at 7:17 am #161573
I can see that if a driver thinks he's within the 1 second, and is approaching the zone, he may preemptively press the button in hopes that it activates. They certainly won't just drive around holding the button down all the time though, as it won't have any effect most of the time and they have plenty of other adjustments and tweaks to worry about on the steering wheel. As far as having a special steering wheel that automatically engages it, no team will be doing that. Period. Drivers will need to have full control over whether or not they deploy the DRS, they won't want it automated.
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ABSTRACT: The centromere is a multi-functional complex comprising centromeric DNA and a number of proteins. To isolate unidentified centromeric DNA sequences, centromere-specific histone H3 variants (CENH3) and chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP) have been utilized in some plant species. However, anti-CENH3 antibody for ChIP must be raised in each species because of its species specificity. Production of the antibodies is time-consuming and costly, and it is not easy to produce ChIP-grade antibodies. In this study, we applied a HaloTag7-based chromatin affinity purification system to isolate centromeric DNA sequences in tobacco. This system required no specific antibody, and made it possible to apply a highly stringent wash to remove contaminated DNA. As a result, we succeeded in isolating five tandem repetitive DNA sequences in addition to the centromeric retrotransposons that were previously identified by ChIP. Three of the tandem repeats were centromere-specific sequences located on different chromosomes. These results confirm the validity of the HaloTag7-based chromatin affinity purification system as an alternative method to ChIP for isolating unknown centromeric DNA sequences. The discovery of more than two chromosome-specific centromeric DNA sequences indicates the mosaic structure of tobacco centromeres.
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ABSTRACT: Although a centromeric DNA fragment of tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum), Nt2-7, has been reported, the overall structure of the centromeres remains unknown. To characterize the centromeric DNA sequences, we conducted a chromatin immunoprecipitation assay using anti-NtCENH3 antibody and chromatins isolated from two ancestral diploid species (Nicotiana sylvestris and Nicotiana tomentosiformis) of N. tabacum and isolated a 178-pb fragment, Nto1 from N. tomentosiformis, as a novel centromeric DNA. Fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) showed that Nto1 localizes on 24 out of 48 chromosomes in some cells of a BY-2 cell line. To identify the origins of the Nt2-7 and Nto1, a tobacco bacterial artificial chromosome (BAC) library was constructed from N. tabacum, and then screened by polymerase chain reaction (PCR) with primer sets designed from the Nt2-7 and Not1 DNA sequences. Twelve BAC clones were found to localize on the centromeric regions by FISH. We selected three BAC clones for sequencing and identified two centromeric retrotransposons, NtCR and NtoCR, the DNA sequences of which are similar to that of Nt2-7 and Nto1, respectively. Quantitative PCR analysis using coprecipitated DNA with anti-NtCENH3 clearly showed coexistence of NtCENH3 with both retrotransposons. These results indicate the possibility that these two retrotransposons act as centromeric DNA sequences in tobacco. NtoCR was found to be specific to N. tomentosiformis and T genome of N. tabacum, and a NtCR-like centromeric retrotransposon (TGRIV) exists in tomato. This specificity suggests that the times of amplification of these centromeric retrotransposons were different.
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Updated: May 11, 2009, 6:10 PM ETBy Jay Cronley | Special to ESPN.com
Here's what I would do if I owned Rachel Alexandra, or a filly that could be the best ever.
I'd sell her.
Here's what I'd do if I just bought her, or couldn't find somebody who would pay what I wanted; or if I decided not to sell her after all.
I'd give her a carrot, some apples and a bed of rose petals.
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This is so wonderful in b&w... in the color version on your blog, the little details just didn't pop, but here everything is just working so well together it is just so striking!
cool shot, it really conveys how steep those things are.
Yeah it was nuts, they weren't kidding when they named it. I guess "Way The Hell Underground" would have been too long, haha
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I saw this on your blog! Its so neat!
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Amy Birdsell
Affiliated Departments or Programs
A.A.A.S., Hesston College, 2001
B.A., MidAmerica Nazarene University, 2003
Personal Statement
I teach at Hesston because I love sharing the joy of flight!
Professional Affiliations
AOPA (Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association)
Courses Taught
- Instrument Ground School
- Private Pilot
- Instrument Rating
- Commercial Pilot
- Certified Flight Instructor (CFI)
- CFI - Instrument
- Multi-engine
In Addition …
How did you choose to study Aviation?
I have been passionate about aviation ever since my first flight in a small airplane when I was about 12. Flying broadens my worldview quite literally into a three-dimensional world. My worldview is expanded also by the people I meet and the places I am able to go because of aviation.
What are your favorite courses to teach? What do you like about them?
I am responsible for the the Aviation department's Instrument course. I love teaching new instrument pilots to be smooth and precise, and really get into the ATC system. It's really fun to take a student into the clouds for the first time and to see their smiles when they break out on top with the magnificent views!
How does your background and educational experience shape your teaching at Hesston?
I am a 2001 graduate of Hesston College's aviation program. I spent the next few years flight instructing in the Kansas City area while obtaining my B.A. in religion with a music minor. My well-rounded academic experience helps me understand students from a variety of perspectives. The leadership training and experiences that were part of the religion major have helped me take on a variety of roles, such as being responsible for the development of the department's Instrument program. My music education also allows me to stay connected with the music program on campus.
What do you most want to know about prospective students?
I want to know what motivates them. Why do they want to fly? What kind of energy are they going to come with to help them succeed in this program?
How do you connect with students in the program?
Working at our airport facility provides unique challenges because I do not get to the main campus on a regular basis. However, when students arrive at the airport, they are very willing to just sit down and talk about their lives and what is happening on campus. This helps them connect with me as an instructor and relieve some stress so they can transition into a focus on their flight lessons. I always listen to the unique challenges that each student brings and try to address their specific issues and learning styles.
What do prospective students need to know about Hesston's learning environment?
Hesston, and especially the aviation program, is a place where you learn to take responsibility for your own success. Sometimes this is a quick process and other times it can be a struggle. However, you have a wonderfully supportive faculty and staff who want to facilitate this process in whatever way they can.
Where do alumni go and what do they do after Hesston?
Aviation alumni are flying every type of airplane in all parts of the world. We have several in mission organizations flying people and resources to remote parts of Africa. We have airline pilots at all levels flying for carriers such as American and Delta. Several teach at Flight Safety International, the premier training center for business aircraft. Our alumni work for the FAA, AOPA, Cessna, and other highly respected organizations. They do medical evacuations, flight instruction, and demonstration flights for prospective buyers of business jets. Alumni of have opportunities to Start Here, Go Everywhere!


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Fuzzy red hearts against a dramatic white background add pizzazz to a sweet Valentine's card from Clover USA. The crafters in your life will appreciate your unique "I love you"! The Valentine's Day Felted Hearts Card is one of those homemade greeting cards that the receiver will want to leave hanging on the fridge for weeks to come. Not only does this DIY Valentine's Day card allow you to add your own sweet sentiment, but if has a unique, felt texture that allows it to truly stand out from all of the other Valentine's Day ideas.
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This card is so adorable to give to a love one in your life.
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Cynthia sells all types of jewelry including chains, rings, bracelets, hoops, and other items. She has a good number of customers as she offers good prices and convenient payment options. She says that she began with very little, but after much hard work, she grew the business and got ahead. Her goal is to continue working and helping her family. She is requesting the loan to purchase jewelry so that she will always have a wide variety of goods to offer her customers
Cynthia se dedica a la venta de joyas, y comenta que vende todo tipo de ellas, como ser cadenas, anillos, pulseras, aros y demás. Tiene una buena cantidad de clientes, ya que tiene buen precio y forma accesible para pagar. Comenta que empezó de a poco, pero que después de mucho esfuerzo ha logrado ir creciendo y salir adelante. Su meta es seguir trabajando y ayudando a su familia, y es por ello que solicita el crédito, para la compra de joyas, con lo cual puede tener siempre buena variedad para ofrecer a sus clientes.
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We were in the hotel for Electrobeach Festival in July, for a weekend. Normal rooms, with tv, air conditioner and private wc. Swimming pool out of order in July. 5 minutes walking from beach, 15 from city centre. Accept visa. Speaks english.
We couldn't find a hotel on the coast of France while driving to Spain and this is what our travel agent found us. It was cheap and there is a reason why! The website looks great but if you read the tripadvisor info you get the real idea. Thin towels only one per person, no hand towels, bedrooms clean with...
Tired, old, uncared for and depressing. On arrival, the area appeared to be some kind of downgrade Butlins holiday park. A walk to the room, past carts stacked high with dirty laundry ended at the end of a corridor, overlooking the green, algae filled outdoor pool. The room was adequate, with air con and electric blinds, but below us the...
This is the most terrible hotel ever!! Stay away!!
Dirty, old ( mid 70 - hotel ) smelling!!
They asked us to pay for the dinner before we started to eat! Dirty glasses and bad old food!!
This hotel cant have no credit to anyone!!
Stayed here as all others were fully booked - one night only, as a family using 2 rooms.
Price for the area is as expected - but should be less. Staff friendly & helpful.
Hotel itselft shabby, tired & seedy. Rooms standard size double, paper thin walls so mind your neighbours, shower room not for the faint hearted. Breakfast very...
nice hotel, but they ask you pay in advance and if you try to leave earlier and get your money back, they say NO. that's what happened this July, I payed for 7 days and wanted to leave after 5. they sayed that this is the policy and refused to pay me back 150€! as if they were not satisfied...
I booked this hotel for one night as a stopover before we crossed the French border with Spain. The website certainly made it look more spacious and glamorous than it actually was.
Reception requested we pay on arrival. This we weren't expecting and found slightly unusual.
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The Yayasan Sabah Shipping Group of companies is actively involved in the international maritime trade, both in chemical products sector as well as in the offshore support vessels' services for the local oil and gas industry.
Its wholly-owned Yayasan Sabah Shipping Sdn. Bhd. (YSSSB) provides regular and efficient shipping services, including sourced-in tonnages to meet cargo demands. The company also provides technical management and marine consultancy services. It was the first shipping company in Sabah to have been awarded the International Safety Management Document of Compliance and Safety Management Certificate by the Marine Department of Malaysia and Lloyd's Register of Malaysia in June 2002.
YSSSB also had the honour to be accorded the first Malaysian vessel by Lloyd's Register with the International Ship Security Certificate in 2004 by complying with the applicable requirements of the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code.
On 25 October 2013, YSSSB was awarded the MS ISO 9001:2008 Quality Management System by the Certification Panel of SIRIM QAS International Sdn. Bhd. with the following scope of certification: -
Safond Shipping Sdn. Bhd. is the state's exclusive agent in handling vessels involved in the carriage of logs for export from Sabah as well as handling all types of vessel calling Sabah and Labuan ports.
The Group is also actively involved in the carriage of bulk liquid chemical products in the Asian region through its joint-venture companies. The tanker fleet comprises of MT Maliau, MT Mutiara Perak and MT Imbak.
Yayasan Sabah Dua Shipping Sdn. Bhd. is licensed with PETRONAS for the provision of the offshore support services. Currently, it has two fast crew boats, the M.V. Libaran and M.V. Padas on charter services to Shell and two landing craft tanks, the M.V. Kota Belud and Wawasan 3 on charter services to PETRONAS.
In line with the motto "The Way Forward", the Group has a bold vision to venture further and diversify into other viable business activities related to the maritime and logistics sector, either on its own or through smart partnerships.