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Package Quality: 4.4
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Age: 36-43
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Other, Fine
Eyes: Blue
A gorgeous mauve/ taupe cream shadow that DOESN'T crease!!!. It has a metallic finish, but it isn't over the top, it looks very sophisticated and can be worn during the day if sheered out. I love the way this compliments my blue eyes, it's very pretty and wears beautifully on me for a good 8 hours. A very expensive little tube, but a tiny amount covers both eyes so it will last and last. Very impressed with this product from Laura Mercier.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
This is amazing. I've tried other cream shadows (BB, MAC and a few others that I can't remember) and I think this is the best of the bunch.
The color is great--it's a shimmery light taupe that gives me a more polished, yet understated look. It's great on its own or underneath other shadows. The shimmer isn't even close to OTT and the metallic finish is truly metallic without being too shiny.
The formula is great too. I applied it over LORAC Behind the Scenes primer at 5 am and at 8 pm it's still going strong without creasing. It's *slightly* faded, but definitely still noticeable and still gorgeous. I'm impressed, because no cream shadow has ever lasted as long as this does--most eye shadows are no match for my oily eyelids.
I highly recommend this. My only teeny complaint is that I'd love to see more colors in the Metallic Cream Eye Color line--maybe something more silver toned.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Oily, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
This is very nice. The color is a beautiful twinkly taupe that I bet would look great on every eye color (i have dark brown eyes). It has a soft, silky, creamy texture, and a little goes a long way. I think this little tube will last me a while even though I am planning to use this as my every day eyeshadow. It looks just beautiful on my lids. I am planning to repurchase. I am now curious in the rose gold color as well. Why did I not try this sooner?? I do wish they would make a set of all of these in mini tubes for those of those who are indecisive, or interested in trying all the shades............
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Red, Curly, Other
Eyes: Blue
Tiny amount for money but I'm really enjoying product. Great alone but I purchased specifically to wear as a base under Too Faced's Naked Eye palette and it's smashing and performs like a dream. Smooth application and long lasting. I probably would purchase again but only with a significant coup., gc or from Ebay. Most single eyeshadows are hugely overpriced but I contribute to this problem too since I'm foolish enough to buy it. It's very nice though..
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Red, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Blue
I first discovered the metallic creme eye colour watching the Pixiwoo Nicole Sherzinger make up tutorial, they used burnished copper. So off I went to get burnished copper but instead came home with alloy. I am a NW20 with blue eyes and this makes my eyes look really blue. I wear it applied with my finger during the day and with a brush for a stronger look. It really lasts and the finish is lovely. I will definately be purchasing burnished copper next.
On the whole, I am never disappointed with LM.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
Alloy is a lovely metallic taupe that is slightly cool in tone. It's an incredibly versatile product in that you can wear alone or layer other colors over it. (I have actually layered the very dark Deep Night power e/s from LM over this shade on my lid, very very lightly so that it creates a steely light blue look. Then I apply a tiny bit more Alloy over it. I constantly get compliments on this smoky eye look. I wear this over Too Faced Eye Shadow Insurance. I recommend a primer under this if you have oily lids. I also own this shadow in Gold, and that one too is awesome.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
This is absolutely gorgeous! I love this LM formulation...creamy, yet it stays put, sheer, but you can easily build the color, & sexy, but it's very wearable day into evening. Alloy is a beautiful neutral taupe with very fine micro-shimmer. Don't be put off by the word "metallic" in its name. It simply has a pearly sheen that lights up your eyes. I own 3 other colors in this formula, & they are all gorgeous. Just buy this...seriously.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Laura Mercier out performs herself on creme eye shadow that provides a beautiful, glove velvet, performance. Despite my oily eyelids, it lasts for hours. I layer it on top of Urban Decay's Primer Potion for stick-sure dependability. The tube is appropriate and easy for application, as well as hygienic.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I absolutely LOVE LM Metallic Cream shadows, and Alloy is probably one of my most used! The color is perfect-o on my brown eyes and MMM skintone. It's a shimmery metallic taupe with a silver sheen, and works as a great base for my typical smokey eye. The consistency, texture and blending is amazing on these. It wears amazingly well, and serves as an outstanding base, and works equally well as a stand alone with just eyeliner and mascara. HUGE raves on this!! One I reach for often, and will undoubtedly finish!!
Age: 30-35
Skin: Very Dry, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I was quite hesitant buying eyeshadow in a tube. But this is a perfect addition to my collection. After having mostly pinkish and green colors, this taupe wears nicely without being too dark or too nude. However, I hate applying with my fingers, so I use a MAC brush and the result is wow, Lasts all day without creasing. Always use a base first.
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Significantly, the event of the 1869-1870 season was the unexpected success of a new company under a new manager in the Meilhac and Halévy melodrama Frou-Frou, which opened February 12, 1870, at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, with an unknown actress in the leading role. Augustin Daly, hitherto known as a press agent, dramatic critic, and playwright, thus served notice that his enterprise, which had opened in the fall without attracting much attention, was no flash in the pan. As manager, Daly's career was to span nearly thirty years and to carry American actors and plays to London, Berlin, and Paris. Equally important, it was to mold a new pattern for our theatre marked by a shift in power from the actor to the producer-director. An early sign of this shift was the abandonment in the seventies of the time-honored actor's benefit.
Burton's and Wallack's companies had shown a revival of discipline and of care in the preparation of each production. This required an increase in the authority of the acting manager, now called the stage manager, and a greater discipline on the part of the actors. However, the actors were for the most part experienced and established each in his line of parts, and the stage manager's job was largely one of coordinating their performances and fitting them into the setting.


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Our annual flagship event MNight: MIMPI was a success and we appreciated the hard work of everyone who contributed to our event!!
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It shouldn't take a poll to know that Washington's gubernatorial race is tighter than a haltertop on a Lynnwood hairstylist. But that is not going to stop news outlets from commissioning endless surveys which wind up stating the obvious.
The latest SurveyUSA/King 5 poll shows Dino Rossi up 48 percent to 47 percent over incumbent Christine Gregoire. For almost a year now, the majority of polls taken have shown the two candidates polling with percentages in the mid-to-high 40s; the difference between the two being well within the slop of the over-cited "margin of error".
On the August 19 primary, Gregoire received 48.27 percent of the vote, Rossi 46.35 percent.
The Sammamish Republican has inundated television and radio airwaves with a slick ad campaign that has included buying media slots on sports stations and even for the Democratic National Convention. With over 44,000 individual donors, Rossi has raised over $8 million in contributions, $1.2 million in August.
For the next eight weeks expect the same polling data to show that the governor's race is "too close to call".
Change in Poll Numbers We Can Believe In?: Although poll numbers for the state's race for governor have as much suspense as the ending of a Steven Seagal flick, the recent Presidential numbers here will make political observers shout "SayWA!"
In a poll of 900 Washingtonians, 45 percent say they support McCain, 49 percent Obama. This is a swap of 6 points after the Arizona Senator selected Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate.
A detailed breakdown of the numbers can be found here. But in short, people over 50 prefer McCain, younger voters dig Obama. Washington's rich support the Democrat while the Republican is making gains with folks earning less than $50,000.
It should be noted however that George W. Bush, in 2000 and 2004, after investing zero resources in Washington, still convinced 44.58 and 45.64 percent of voters to support him here respectively. Gore received 50.16 and Kerry 52.82 percent.
Those Bush numbers should be considered the baseline of support McCain can realistically expect.
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This memorial was built in the center of Fort Greene Park in 1908 as a tribute to the 11,000 men, women, and children who died on British prison ships during the Revolutionary War. Step inside this historic monument and learn about Fort Greene Park History, the Revolutionary War, and the stories of those perished. The Urban Park Rangers will be your guides at this location. This program is scheduled as part of the Open House NY weekend.
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A "Stars and Stripes sail" was a 50th birthday
present from the wife of Chris Blyth of TC's Trikes. The patriotic-patterned
wing (seen here mounted on a TC Trike) "is designed to match
the characteristics of the TC Trike," Blyth says, "but
will fit any trike on the market today." The sail was sewn
by sailmaker Alan Bloodworth and the Super D-16 trike wing built
by frame specialist Paul Mays, partners of Chattanooga Sail &
Frame, which has been supplying TC's Trikes with complete trike
wings for the past 3 years.
Chattanooga Sail & Frame (CS&F) isn't exactly "new"
to the U.S. trike ultralight industry, having supplied trike manufacturer
TC's Trikes* with complete trike wings for almost 3 years. But
CS&F has kept a pretty low profile since it was founded by
Alan Bloodworth and Paul Mays, both experienced hang glider pilots,
instructors and hang gliding dealership repair specialists. Now
CS&F is offering the same trike wing construction and repair
services to other manufacturers and dealers in the U.S. trike
A little background:
Trike manufacturers are a bit different than fixed-wing ultralight
manufacturers. While most ultralight manufacturers use subcontracting
companies to supply their production lines with ultralight parts
(and sometimes even complete subassemblies), trike carriage manufacturers
may have another business supply them with the entire wing (or
offer another company's trike wings as an option). This is because
designing, testing and producing hang glider-type trike wings
is a specialty business requiring knowledge and design skills
found more often in the hang gliding industry than the traditional
fixed-wing powered ultralight industry.
It's no surprise then that many trike manufacturers worldwide
(such as Australia's AirBorne Windsports and France's Cosmos/La
Mouette sister companies) produce both powered trikes and
foot-launched hang gliders. In most cases, the companies evolved
from manufacturing hang gliders first, then entered the powered
ultralight market by adding a trike carriage to one of their wings.
A trike is essentially an ultralight that is a type of
powered hang glider, except today's trike wings are usually designed
specifically for trikes. Most current trike wings are too fast
(and too stiff in handling) to be easily and safely foot-launched,
flown and foot-landed as free-flight (nonpowered) hang gliders.
An exception to this general principle is the lighter-weight
single-seat trikes on the market, like Lookout Mountain Flight
Park's SkyCycle (called the Freedom Machine** when it was introduced
in '98) or U.S. Airborne Sport Aviation Center's Powerlite***trikes.
Because of their lighter wing loading (less weight per square
foot of sail), these single-seat trikes can sometimes use actual
hang gliders for their wings.
Many modern hang gliders designed and tested during the last
2 decades are strong enough to support the extra weight of the
trike undercarriage. Sometimes this is accomplished by adding
structural reinforcement in important places for example,
adding an internal sleeve to the aluminum tubing at the center
of gravity point where the trike carriage attaches to the wing's
keel. Although the hang glider may have the structural strength
to carry the weight of the trike carriage, hang glider airframes
are not designed with airframe vibration (from a pulsating
powerplant) in mind. Anyone considering using a hang glider for
a trike wing would be well-advised to contact the wing's manufacturer,
as well as the trike manufacturer, for advice.
Today's trike market is seeing more companies specializing
in designing, testing and producing trike wings specifically for
the powered ultralight market. The principals of such trike wing
companies like Bloodworth and Mays usually come from
hang gliding backgrounds and with hang gliding industry business
experience. Two noteworthy examples in today's trike market are
Kamron Blevins of North Wing Design and Mark "Gibbo"
Gibson of Butterfly Wings by GibboGear.**** Blevins began as a
hang glider sailmaker, then formed North Wing Design to produce
trike wings (and now entire trikes). North Wing was the first
to introduce a strut-braced (rather than the typically cable-braced)
trike to the U.S. market with their Maverick*****trike.
Gibson was a very experienced hang glider pilot who earned
a gold and two bronze medals as a Hang Gliding World Championships
competitor. A decade ago, Gibson also held the official World
Record for distance flown in a hang glider 412 kilometers
(258 miles) on July 31 of '92. Gibson designed hang gliders for
British hang glider manufacturer Airwave and developed and produced
his own hang gliding harnesses for a living under the company
name GibboGear. Turning his talents and attention to the larger
ultralight market, he formed Butterfly Wings by GibboGear, designing
and manufacturing trike wings at first, then entire trikes.
Three years ago, Bloodworth and Mays were eyeing the growth
in the ultralight market. Both pilots had gained considerable
experience in hang glider sailmaking and airframe construction
while working for Matt Taber, president of Lookout Mountain Flight
Park, a "hang gliding resort" and the Number One mountain-flying
hang gliding training center in America. Taber had expanded his
business by developing and marketing the single-seat SkyCycle
trike using the 22-hp single-cylinder Zenoah G25B-1 2-cycle engine.
Bloodworth and Mays formed CS&F, and soon began building
and supplying trike wings to local trike manufacturer Chris "TC"
Blyth of TC's Trikes. (Bloodworth specializes in sewing the Dacron®-sailcloth
sails, while Mays does the airframe work. According to Mays, CS&F
subcontracts some of their sail-repair sewing work to another
local hang glider pilot with considerable sailmaking experience.
CS&F's trike wing repair services are designed for ultralight
dealers who don't have the facilities, equipment or experience
to handle the job, but still want to offer repair services and
support to their customers. CS&F also sells after-market parts
for trikes.)
Not surprisingly, the two partners of CS&F are hoping to
eventually develop and manufacture their own trike (to be introduced
perhaps as early as the end of this year).
- Buzz Chalmers
*See "Industry Watch: TC Trike Latest
to Enter Ultralight Market," December '00 Ultralight Flying!
**See "Industry Watch: Freedom Machine 'Soars' on the Market,"
July '98 UF! magazine
***See "Industry Watch: U.S. Airborne Imports Airtime Products,"
May '02 UF! magazine
****For a flight evaluation of a trike with a GibboGear trike
wing on a Water Trikes' trike, see "UF! Pilot's Report:
Efficient Amphib Trike The Kalypso," July '02 UF!
*****For a flight evaluation, see "UF! Pilot's Report:
Not Like the Others North Wing Design's Maverick Trike,"
September '99 UF! magazine
Venture Cinchers' correct telephone number is (479)
648-4987. The seatbelt manufacturer also has a weekend number:
(918) 427-6490.
Bob Bullock of WaterTrikes, B&B Sport Aviation's Ted Bryant
and Mark Gibson of Butterfly Wings by Gibbogear are sponsoring
The Nesmith Family Fund. Ted Nesmith, manufacturer of the Top
Dog trike line under company name Top Dog Ultralights, was involved
in a crash that resulted in the death of a friend and serious
injury to himself. "From the latest report [I received],
it will be 2 years before Ted can even walk," says Bob Bullock.
"Like a lot of us in this business, if you do it full-time,
it is your sole income. And he has a wife and kids, and it's not
going well for him right now. It's also hard to get insurance
and the only thing he had to fall back on was veterans benefits.
"I don't know how much this will help his hospital
bills are staggering but anything is better than nothing."
If you'd like to help out, make checks payable to Julie and
Ted Nesmith, and mail them to: The Nesmith Family Fund, PO Box
686, Hughesville, MD 20637.
Fifth-grade science teacher Richard Beamer is at it again.
He is planning another on-line science adventure for his students
by flying his S-4 Coyote from Wabash, Indiana to Seattle, Washington.*
"I enjoy teaching science to all three of our fifth-grades
at Southwood Elementary in Wabash, Indiana," says Beamer.
"For the last 2 years we have created Internet adventures.
Two years ago we flew an ultralight to San Diego and I e-mailed
the students daily of our adventures and misadventures. Last year
we paddled 800 miles down our rivers to Memphis, Tennessee, again
e-mailing the kids using our laptop. This fall we propose to spend
the first month of school preparing for our next expedition: flying
from Indiana to Seattle following the old northern route across
the high plains and through the Rocky Mountain passes.
"In science class we will learn about airplanes, weather,
and how to make Webpages. In math we will do the navigation. We
will also read two children's aviation novels, and in writing
class, the kids will e-mail schools along our route, inviting
them to follow along on-line. Then the students will launch me,
their teacher/pilot, in our S-4 Coyote, along with a laptop and
camping gear."
Beamer plans to e-mail the students each day about his adventures
and misadventures, and will include digital pictures and information
about geographic and historic points of interest that the students
will have learned about while planning the flight. The students
will then edit his e-mailed text and digital pictures with the
help of their technology teacher, and make a new Webpage, a journal
entry, linked to their Website.
"Whether or not we actually make it all the way to Seattle
is not important," explains Beamer, who was able to underwrite
this endeavor with a grant from the Community Foundation. "We
will already have achieved 90% of our objectives during the first
month of school before taking off in the Coyote, because of the
curriculum and flight planning we will have completed."
Beamer plans to fly direct from northern Indiana to Mount Rushmore,
South Dakota, then follow I-90 all the way to Seattle. "If
you live along our route and have a grass strip where we might
camp, or if you have tools we could use, or if you have suggestions
about points of interest or navigation tips, we would appreciate
your phone number or e-mail address," says Beamer.
Contact: www.msdwc.k12.in.us/ses/seaindex.htm .
Members of the San Diego Ultralight Association (USUA
Club 24) were invited to take part in California's Ramona Air
Fair on June 2, 2002. Ultralights performed an informal demonstration,
weaving around a group of hot-air balloons that were just lifting
into the early morning air. (Right) This balloon and ultralight
added to the bright, cheery aerial display.
On June 2, 2002, eight ultralights from the San Diego Ultralight
Association (USUA Club 24) including two Hurricanes, two
Quicksilvers, a Challenger, an Avenger, a Skyboy and a 2-seat
Flightstar attended the Ramona Air Fair in northern San
Diego County, California.
Ramona airport manager Richard Salinger invited the SDUA members
to the Air Fair as part of ongoing cooperative efforts to open
more of San Diego's regional airports to ultralight traffic. After
several recent successful flights by groups of SDUA pilots into
San Diego County desert airports, the club was requested to fly
into the Ramona Air Fair and perform an informal demonstration
weaving around a group of hot-air balloons.
The ultralight group arrived the afternoon before the balloon
fly-by because of concerns that typical "June gloom"
conditions on the morning of June 2 would have prevented a flight
from the coastal Otay Airpark where many of the pilots are based.
On June 2, the balloons fired up as early as 7 a.m. and the ultralights
were in the air by 7:30 a.m. Although a few of the balloons quickly
drifted up into the 1,000-foot ceiling, most of the balloons stayed
low enough for a good show for early Air Fair visitors.
The balloons and ultralights were a colorful and cheery display,
brightening up a gray morning for residents of Ramona.
- Report and photos filed by Lisa Butler
This year marks the third time the Annual Nebraska Ultralight
Gathering (ANUG) has taken place, and it was bigger and better
than ever. David City, Nebraska was the venue as in previous years,
and the local ultralighting clubs all banded together and worked
with the David City airport, Chamber of Commerce, Fire Department
and many other local organizations to make it so.
As in previous years, most of the planning was done via the
Internet, using an open communication list. Any interested parties
could log on and ask questions, voice opinions and make constructive
suggestions. It worked just as successfully as in previous years.
By the time my wife Anne and I drove in on Friday afternoon (my
excuse for not flying in was that we were promoting our newly
formed custom sheet metal cutting business, and needed the trailer
to haul in our samples), there were already around 20 3-axis machines,
a trike and several powered parachutes parked for the night, and
several more enjoying the beautiful conditions.
The air was warm and the thermals were dying off as the sun
sank towards the western horizon, encouraging several of the pilots
to go off and play, or join in a flight around the town, as requested
by the David City townsfolk.
Friday evening, safety officer Bob Harvey called a meeting
to brief everyone on safe practices and procedures. He repeated
the briefings on Saturday and Sunday mornings. Each pilot was
given a hospital-type wristband to prove that they had attended
the safety briefing. Not having a wristband meant not being allowed
to fly, so all the "outpatients" could be seen wandering
around the town sporting their washable wristbands over the weekend.
If found wandering aimlessly, they could be shepherded back to
the airfield on the shuttle bus provided by the city, and manned
by volunteers from the local ultralighting clubs.
Probably the group making the greatest effort to attend the
event were from Colorado. Five machines, supported by a great
ground crew consisting of wives, girlfriends, families and friends
made the mini epic adventure an unforgettable one, both for themselves
and for all the new friends they made over the weekend.
Dean Spencer flew his GT 400, Cole Hanscome flew his MXL II,
Chuck Ashbaugh piloted his modified Kolb fitted with a 750cc BMW
engine, Barney Fletcher piloted his distinctive yellow T-Bird,
and Michael Flannery flew his FireStar.
Setting out at sunrise on July 4, three machines from Longmont,
Colorado and five ground support vehicles converged on Hanscome's
farm in Greeley, Colorado to fly and drive out together.
The group had worked out a clever leapfrog ground crew system
where vehicles carrying spare fuel and supplies would spread out
along the route. The first vehicle would report to the others
how many and when the ultralights left the ground. The next vehicle
would then report when and how many landed, and once refueled,
how many departed. In this way, it was possible to keep a close
watch over the pilots. If any ultralight needed maintenance, there
was always ground support at every landing point. Flannery, who
modestly described the group's epic flight to me, said the pilots
would not have been able to make it to ANUG without the fantastic
efforts of their ground crew.
Flannery had his own exciting moment when he nosed the FireStar
over at Curtis, Nebraska following a flat tire problem on takeoff.
The ground crew and other pilots were able to quickly sort out
both the blown tire and a bent Pitot tube, and get Flannery airborne
once more, without wasting much time. The pilots mentioned rough
flying conditions at times, but battled on to achieve their goal.
One of the ground crew vehicles had its own exciting moment,
when it caught fire from a leaky muffler. Swift action prevented
the fire from doing serious damage, and they were able to continue
to ANUG.
All the pilots and ground crew met with incredibly friendly
and helpful hospitality along the route, which brought them through
Sterling, Curtis and Minden, Nebraska. They overnighted at Minden,
shared a potluck dinner, and set off at sunrise on Friday, July
5, to fly into Aurora, Nebraska, where Dean Sombke flying
a white Challenger joined up with them to fly the last leg
to David City. A strong tailwind helped all the pilots.
They were not the first to arrive, however. Ed Burt from Osborne,
Kansas reportedly got there first. Many of those who flew in the
previous year came back again. On Saturday morning with more than
30 aircraft already on the ground and several more playing in
the warm air, the spectators had plenty to look at. Ed Casey had
trailered in from Red Oak, Iowa, and took no time at all to assemble
his Fun Racer trike and get into the air. Casey spent most of
the day flying around, practicing engine-off landings and showing
everyone what triking is all about.
As usual there were door and raffle prizes, many donated by
ultralight organizations or suppliers. Ray Abbruzzese, an
ultralighter known to many USUA members both locally and nationally,
donated a GPS. Ray is recovering from throat cancer, and I know
that we all wish him a speedy recovery.
The strong thermal conditions that developed throughout the
morning did not prevent Karl Fricke, Steve Tweedt and Guy Stayner
from flying in around noon from the Council Bluffs, Iowa area.
Fricke was piloting his T-Bird, Tweedt a Quantum 912 trike, and
Stayner an Aerotrike.
As J.D. Stewart continued to give introductory flights to students
in his Challenger, the rest of us sought shelter from the sun
and enjoyed slices of melon provided once again by the Dragon
Fliers Club from Omaha, Nebraska.
Scott Dubsky from Schuyler, Nebraska entertained spectators
with his superb radio-controlled aero models. A member of the
Norfolk & Columbus Radio-Control club, Dubsky had picked up
the radio-controlled model obsession from his father almost 20
years ago, and for the last 4 years had been flying almost every
week of the year. Dubsky had brought along a P-51, a Lightning
P-38, a Zero, and a Russian Yak, plus a tank. Dubsky loves to
fly his models off snow and also off water, and says a beginner
could start flying radio-controlled models for about $400, but
that the obsession could lead to flying models costing more than
$2,000 each.
One ultralight aircraft landed out with an engine problem.
The pilot was able to fix the problem and flew back to the airfield
a short time later.
In the evening, some pilots joined in a bean bag accuracy event.
By this time, we were all watching the cumulonimbus clouds pumping
up in the south and west. The other precision tasks had to be
cancelled as thunderstorms started to sound off. About 10 minutes
after everyone had tied everything down we were subjected to more
rain than we had seen in several weeks.
J.D. Stewart sent the following item to include in this article:
"Saturday evening, I had two introductory flights left. It
was clouding over, and I thought we'd have enough time to get
at least one student flown in my Challenger II. After taking off
and flying over to the student's parents' farm, we started heading
west towards David City. Seeing the rainstorm heading towards
the airport, I made the decision to fly around it and follow it
in, since we still had a lot of time left on the intro flight.
We could see clearing conditions directly west and north of us.
"As we headed west, we caught the edge of the storm, and
it got pretty turbulent. A 700-fpm bumpy updraft made me decide
to head northwest to get farther away from the storm. We found
a 1/2-mile hayfield that had just been mowed, with a long section
where there were no bales. We set down nicely and yakked about
airplanes while we waited for the storm to pass.
"Sure enough, a half-hour later a state patrol officer
and sheriff showed up to survey what they thought was a crash.
After telling them the situation, they called the airport to let
everyone there know we were okay. Our spouses were certainly worried
by now.
"The rain and winds started, so we moved the plane next
to some trees for a windbreak. We didn't quite miss the storm,
but only got 20 minutes of rain and wind.
"We saddled up around 8:45, with me in the front seat
this time, and taxied to the north end of the field, noting rough
spots along the way. With wet, 5-inch grass and 450 pounds of
passengers, I knew it would take a lot of the field to get out
of there, and it did. We flew directly south until we were west
of the airport, and headed in. At about 2 miles from the field,
we started to get a little mist from the back end of the rain.
By the time we landed, it had passed, and everyone at the field
greeted us. My student was excited with this adventure, and the
next morning I took his wife up for her intro flight, giving
her some extra time for her previous night's worry."
A town not much further to the west of us received a 10-inch
deluge, which washed away parts of Interstate 80 and left many
homes flooded. For us, the storms passed in time to allow David
City to have their fireworks display, held off from the 4th to
fit in with ANUG and other city activities.
On Sunday, five more ultralights flew in, and there were still
plenty of machines on the airfield and sampling the air for spectators
to see. Ultralights continued to fly around in the very muggy,
humid conditions.
Chief organizers Harold Ostler and Dave Nissen were delighted
with the event and it looks like we'll all be back again next
year. I intend to be flying my trike in too the business
will have to take second place for ANUG weekend.
- Report filed by Kevin Rutland
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John M. Ridland
Ridland is also a translator and has published translations of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, as well as many works of the Hungarian poets Sándor Márai and Miklós Radnóti. Ridland published a verse translation of the Hungarian folk epic John the Valiant (Corvina Press, Budapest, 1999). In 2010, Ridland was recognized with the Balassi Sword Award for his translations of Hungarian literature.
Ridland has received a gold medal from the Arpad Society of Cleveland Ohio. He taught for over forty years at the University of California-Santa Barbara and is currently professor emeritus of the college.
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Crocheting is my crafty passion - passed on to me by my grandmother. :-)
My husband and I were both blessed to be able to retire just after turning 50 in January 2007. We sold just about ...
Crocheting is my crafty passion - passed on to me by my grandmother. :-)
My husband and I were both blessed to be able to retire just after turning 50 in January 2007. We sold just about everything we couldn't fit in the pickup truck or RV and started choosing places we wanted to see on a big map.
And then I got cancer.
Our travel plans were put on hold as I went through chemotherapy, and one thing led to another, but we were finally able to purchase a bigger RV - a motor home in fact. We hit the road as full-time RVers on April 1, 2010 and travelled from Key West, Florida to Fairbanks, Alaska over the next 2-1/2 years. (You can read about our adventures on our family website - DaleyTravels.com)
In August 2012, the hubby was in a serious motorcycle accident 2,000 miles from home. He required 3 surgeries and a total of 3 months in 3 different hospitals before we were able to bring him back to our home base in Oregon. His recovery will take a while and so we are now "off the road" and living in a "stick house". As of this writing (December 2013) the motorhome has been sold but we look forward to the day we can upgrade to a 5th wheel RV and get back on the road!
Although I've been crocheting since I was a little girl, creating written patterns is something I started more recently. During my cancer treatment I found the process of designing was something that kept me busy and engaged without being physically exhausting.
I have self-published over 80 patterns, published through Knit-Picks Independent Designer Program as well as commissioned designs for major yarn suppliers.
I love how these gloves turned out - so fun! They can be dressed up or down depending on the yarn you choose. Make them with a specialty sock yarn with lots of shimmer and they can be oh so fancy (or a great touch for costumes). Black for goth or a witch for Halloween?
Make them with a light color, sparkly yarn for outdoor summer events - maybe even a garden wedding?
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I've recently purchased a few compoents from mp3car.com, and have been reading the forums here regularly. I've got a 2006 Mustang GT and have replaced the Aftermarket deck i have with a custom fit car PC (following advise of a recent poster here who did the same).
I have got everything installed and it's working almost perfect except for one thing. When i turn off the IGN the PC does NOT (19/20 times) shutdown and turn off. It stays on, I have tried many different options but cannot seem to get it to shutdown automatically. I have finally given up and wired a manual switch to the J9 pins.
My question is, why does my setup not work, is there something that i may have setup wrong to cause this problem? I'm 90% sure i connected the 3 power wires up correctly (battery +/- and ACC).
1 out of 20 times, the PC does shutdown when powered off, but the other 19 times i have to power it off with the manual switch. Note that the PC turns on by itself everytime with no flaws.
Also my remote pins does not power my amps, but from searches and reading i think it is caused to a voltage drop, which is disapointing, because i purchased this DC-DC ps with this feature as one of the big ones in mind.
Any have ideas or suggestions reguarding these matters?
Thanks in advance!
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Man charged with prescription fraudJanuary 03,2013A Pennsylvania man will answer to several counts of prescription fraud, Vermont State Police said.
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A British Airways jet has been grounded following a passenger report that she had been bitten by bedbugs onboard.
28 year-old Zane Selkirk, a business executive from California, said that she suffered from bedbug bites on two recent BA flights, the first on the 28th of January as she flew from Los Angeles to London and the second on 5th of February from Bangalore to London.
Selkirk said that she had seen one bedbug on the seat in front of her before the first flight took off and later a half-dozen more crawling on her shirt when she went to the toilet. She said that then we she returned to London about a week later she became very itchy and found over 90 bedbug bites on her body.
The executive said that BA staff was unhelpful and unresponsive through the ordeal. In response, she posted her experience on a website she created and since then BA has apologised and grounded the Boeing 747 for treatment. However Selkirk said that the apology came only after media reports.
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The thoughts of Jetstar Gold Coast Titans are with winger David Mead and his family following the death of his father overnight.
Stephen Mead, 63, passed away in Brisbane overnight after a two year battle with cancer. A funeral will be held in Papua New Guinea in the coming days.
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HONOLULU -- May 10, 2012 The Army's top commander in the Pacific told a gathering of Hawaii's leading business and civic leaders that training Soldiers and taking care their families are his top priorities as the nation's focus shifts to the Asia-Pacific region.
Speaking at the 27th Annual Military Recognition Luncheon at the Hilton Hawaiian Village, Lt. Gen. Francis Wiercinski, Commanding General of the U.S. Army Pacific, said that while the Army's long-standing commitment to Hawaii remains strong, however contentious issues surrounding training and the positioning of forces forward remain a key challenge for the Army in the Pacific.
"I have a moral obligation to ensure our Soldiers are trained and ready," Wiercinski told the crowd of nearly 1,000 people in attendance.
Wiercinski noted that the Army brings more than $700 million in federal contracts annually to Hawaii businesses and then has to spend millions more to train Hawaii-based troops in other states because of restrictions on local training areas. Wiercinski would like to see those troops train closer to home in Hawaii to increase their time with family while reducing the cost to the American taxpayer.
"We need to be able to train and deploy from where ever we place our forces," Wiercinski said. "We must also know that our families are being cared for so that we can do our job with a clear mind. To do that, I need your help."
The timing of this year's luncheon was a sobering reminder of the selfless sacrifices of America's military service men and women now serving in harm's way and a fitting tribute to the U.S. Army and the storied 25th Infantry Division.
Against the sunny backdrop of Waikiki Beach, while hundreds were gathered inside the Hilton's Coral Ballroom to pay tribute to troops and their families at the annual luncheon May.10, the date also marked an ominous occasion. As U.S. flags across the state were lowered to half staff, hundreds more Army Soldiers and their families were gathering outdoors on the lush grounds of the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific at Punchbowl to honor a fallen Hawaii Soldier, Chief Warrant Officer 2 Don Viray, 25. The Army helicopter pilot from Kalihi Valley, near Honolulu was killed in a helicopter crash in Afghanistan April 19 and laid to rest at that fateful afternoon.
While the luncheon program opened on a somber note as Chamber President and Chief Executive Jim Tollefson requested that all attendees pause for a moment of silence to remember Viray and his fallen comrades, Chief Warrant Officer 2 Nicholas S. Johnson, 27 of San Diego; Spc. Dean R. Shaffer, 23, of Pekin, Ill; and Spc. Chris J. Workman, 33, of Boise Idaho, who also perished when the helicopter went down in Helmand province April 19. The pause in the day's tribute to the military offered a sobering reminder to all who had gathered that freedom is not free.
Heads bowed throughout the elegant dining room packed with civilians and military service men representing all branches of service to honor of the Soldiers who were the the first casualties of the A Company, 2nd Battalion 25th Aviation Regiment, the 25th Combat Aviation Brigade, out of Wheeler Army Airfield. The 25th CAB's deployment of 2,600 Hawaii Soldiers began in January, 2012.
The mood lifted when Army spouse Olivia Perez-Breland took the stage and performed her original song "There You Go Again" while attendees enjoyed a meal of roast beef, mashed potatoes and all the trimmings, compliments of the Chamber of Commerce and its corporate sponsors.
Among the day's highlights were musical performances by the 25th Infantry Division's Tropic Lightning Band and the presentation of Outstanding Contributions in Community Service awards, which included 1st Sgt. Raymond Myers, assigned to the U.S. Army, Pacific Reception Detachment at Fort Shafter. Myers and other service members proudly accepted awards for selflessly devoting thousands of hours of personal time in the local community, mentoring at schools, coaching sports, serving meals the homeless, cleaning beaches and trails of debris and other worthy causes.
When it came time for keynote speaker Wiercinski, to take the stage, he began by presenting lei to Hawaii next generation of military leaders, recognizing high school seniors from across the state who are the 2012 Appointees to the Military Service Academies, including his alma mater, the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.
Wiercinski began his keynote address with the presentation of the U.S. Army, Pacific Command Video which recaps the Army's legacy in Hawaii and across the Pacific and current threats to our national security while a map of the USARPAC area of responsibility was distributed to every attendee.
"Our Nation is currently refocusing on the Asia-Pacific, "Wiercinski said. "The fact is, we never left. This region has been vital to the U.S. economy and security since the 19th century."
Wiercinski pointed to the recent success of the Asia Pacific Security Summit (APEC) in November, 2011 and other global events that have renewed the world's attention to Hawaii and the Asia-Pacific region. "The world sees Hawaii as an even more vital for U.S. military forces," Wiercinski said, "The world's three largest economies are in our AOR."
Other noteworthy facts he mentioned in the speech are that the region is also the location of the world's four most populous countries, seven of the world's ten largest armies are in this region and 21 of 27 Chiefs of Defense are Army leaders, giving land power tremendous influence and credibility. "Threats to security and stability in Asia and the Pacific pose grave consequences to the global economy we all benefit from having military forces strategically positioned throughout the Pacific," Wiercinski said.
On the local front Wiercinski noted the Army's outstanding record of environmental and cultural stewardship throughout Hawaii. "The army spends millions helping preserve the aina," Wiercinski said. The Army protects more than 100 endangered species and 1,000 archaeological sites and historic structures throughout the state and has won numerous national awards for these efforts. Hawaii is home to the largest Army garrison in the Pacific and includes 20 installations from the Big Island to Kauai and includes six major training areas.
Like many Soldiers before him, Wiercinski told the crowd that Hawaii is his adopted home. "I'm planning to live the rest of my life in Hawaii" he told the crowd. "I'm a kamaina, I've been traveling for the past 30 years, but Hawaii is home."
The luncheon concluded with a medley of service songs as members of each military branch rose to salute their service. It concluded with the Army song and in true honor and tradition, the Soldiers in attendance sang loud and proud, each stance that "the Army goes rolling along…"


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• New Cobble Hill French bistro Chez Moi will host its grand opening on Sunday, celebrating with specials and live music. [Grub Street]
• Hunger Hits Home, a documentary about childhood hunger in the United States, premieres on the Food Network on April 14 at 8 p.m. [Grub Street]
• Details seems to think that Green Chartreuse is the "hipster jagermeister," pointing to an increase in sales. Thoughts? [Details]
• Pour one out for the Nitehawk Cinema: After a year of trying, the restaurant-bar-movie-theater has secured its sidewalk seating permit.
• Betto is having a special "Betto Blues Brunch" on Saturday, featuring a blues band from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. and specialty cocktails. [Grub Street]
• The second annual Ramp Fest Hudson takes place on May 5 from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Basilica Hudson, an event celebrating spring with spring food from select restaurants across the city. [Grub Street]
• Fatta Cuckoo just launched its delicious new spring menu. [Grub Street]
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Eden Hazard is getting marked rather heavily on a regular basis now. – EPA Photo
A DRAW away to Galatasaray leaves Chelsea's Champions League campaign half done.
It would have been better to come away with an away win but a scoring draw is just as good given that Stamford Bridge is rediscovering its impregnable aura.
What's more worrying is the fact that we seem to be losing our touch a little in recent weeks.
Now that teams are starting to grasp the idea that Eden Hazard is our main threat – scoring and creating, the Belgian is getting marked rather heavily on a regular basis.
That shouldn't be an actual problem as the Blues still have an abundance of talent.
Unfortunately, the team aren't doing too much good in sharing the burden with Hazard.
Willian, for a start, seems to have lost some of that gloss he showed towards the end of last year.
While Jose Mourinho definitely favours him for his hard work and willingness to run, there are times when you just have to make the right decision.
And Willian just isn't doing too much offensively right now. Passes are going astray and his shooting has been off the mark.
Perhaps it is time for Andre Schurrle and Mohamed Salah to make more appearances in the starting XI.
Schurrle, in particular, has been mostly used as a substitute and hasn't received too many chances to shine.
When on form, the German can be quite deadly. He just needs to play a bit more.
The defence also needs to help themselves by not giving away late goals.
The match against Galatasaray is a good example, and a few weeks back, West Brom were another team we should have beaten.
With that being said, the team are still in good shape and being on top of the table means more pressure for the rest. It's a "catch me if you can" race after all.
Thus, it is imperative for Chelsea to cross the street to Fulham, knock the wind out of our London rivals, and extend our lead.
On paper, it certainly sounds easy, as Fulham have claimed the bragging rights of being bottom of the pile.
But, with our rather patchy form of late, anything can happen.
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The Duchannes family goes back 100+ years. Only the Duchannes women keep the last name. The Duchannes are cursed because of Genevieve to not have free will in the claiming process meaning they can't choose whether they are Light or Dark, the Book of Moons chooses for them. Lena is the only one of the Duchannes to actually have a choice in the Claiming. Duchannes women also don't know their real names until after they are Claimed.
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WWE Smackdown! – November 25th, 2011 from Wilkes-Barre, PA
[Reviewed by: Sean Sweeny]
The show started off with Mark Henry making his way to the ring with a crutch and the World Heavyweight Championship. Henry grabbed the microphone and said that it seems like everyone is happy that he is pain. The Big Show did this to him and you are all cheering, what kind of fans are you, Henry questioned them. Who does this kind of thing to someone; this is not the way you show your respect to a champion. Henry continued by saying that he maybe hurt but he is still standing. He then said that the fans are just booing because they all wish that they were the one who caused Henry pain. Mark then said that Big Show knows that Mark kicked him in his knee not in his private parts. Mark continued by saying that Big Show just wanted to make Henry look bad, but he is still here tonight to show to all of the kids that looks up to him what being a champion means. Henry said that he wished he could compete tonight but Teddy Long and officials will not clear him to compete. Now he stands in the ring not the World's Strongest Man, but the World's Toughest Man. As he finished that statement Big Show's music hit and out came the big man. Big Show got into the ring and said Mark you know that the World Heavyweight Championship can only change hands by pin fall and submission. Yet Henry kicked him to get disqualified because he felt his championship slipping away. Now next time it will be different. Henry responded by saying that there will not be a next time because Big Show is the Largest Loser in the World. Big Show then hit Henry with the WMD to lay him out in the center of the ring. Daniel Bryan then ran out with the MITB briefcase and a referee.
Daniel Bryan def. Mark Henry: Bryan pinned Henry to become the new Heavyweight Champion.
As Daniel Bryan celebrated in the ring and at ringside with the Championship Teddy Long came out to the ring. Teddy said that he got out here as quick as he could because Mark Henry was right in saying that he is not medically cleared to compete so the match was not official, and he is sorry but Daniel Bryan is not the World Heavyweight Champion. Teddy apologized again and then said he didn't want to do it but he is going by the rules. Bryan then handed over the Championship, which was returned to Henry. Long then gave Bryan his MITB briefcase back to him and said since his match was never official he never cashed in. Now to make things fair he is giving Daniel Bryan another shot at the World Heavyweight Championship as he will take place in a number one contenders fatal four way match in the main event with Cody Rhodes, Wade Barrett and Randy Orton, with the winner facing Henry next week on a live edition of Tuesday Night Smackdown.
Hunico defeated Justin Gabriel: Hunico won with Swanton bomb.
Natalya & Beth Phoenix defeated AJ & Kaitlyn: Natalya won with the Sharpshooter on AJ.
Teddy Long was in his office on the phone saying that not only will there be a World Heavyweight Championship match next week live but Mick Foley will be hosting the show. Just then Aksana came into the room and asked Long if there will be mistletoe. Long began to stutter when Mark Henry burst into the room asking Teddy why he let everything happen earlier. Teddy then said that he made everything right and Henry is still the champion. Henry then asked what was all the talk about him defending the title next week. Teddy said that the doctors have cleared him to compete next week and it's a live show. Henry was quiet upset over this and Teddy said that he also forgot to mention that next week the title match would happen inside a steel cage. Mark Henry then stared at Teddy and said keep the surprises coming Teddy, don't worry you will get yours, and then Henry walked out of the room.
Zack Ryder was in the locker room playing WWE 12' when Sheamus walked in and asked if he is winning? Ryder responded by saying that is exactly what he will do when he finally get his US title shot against Dolph Ziggler. Then he and Sheamus could go hit up the bars and celebrate since they are broskis and all. Sheamus said that was all well and good but now they should take out Ziggler and Swagger in their tag team match tonight. Ryder then said Woo Woo Woo and Sheamus smiled and said you know it! The two then walk out of the locker room.
Zack Ryder & Sheamus defeated Dolph Ziggler & Jack Swagger: Ryder won with the Rough Ryder on Ziggler.
Daniel Bryan was talking with AJ about how is dream was always to become the World Heavyweight Championship and now after holding it tonight he wants it even more now. AJ told him not to worry since he is in the fatal four-way number one contender's match later on tonight and he will get another shot next week. Then Wade Barrett came up to him and said yes he will get another shot just not next week because he will be winning tonight, and asked if Bryan has seen what the Barrett Barrage has accomplished? AJ then said who cares, and Barrett laughed saying he has known seen everything as Bryan has a fourteen year old fighting his battles. Daniel said that no one is fighting his battles, he is not afraid of Mark Henry and he certainly isn't afraid of Barrett. Wade then walks away, AJ then wished Bryan good luck saying that she will be watching from backstage because she has to go see the doctor, she then kissed him on the cheek and walked away leaving Bryan smiling.
Ted DiBiase defeated Heath Slater: DiBiase won with Dream Street.
Matt Striker was backstage with Cody Rhodes and asked to explain his actions on RAW with Booker T. Rhodes said that most people think that he threw water in the face of a six time World Champion, but that isn't true. He threw the water in the face of a lowly commentator. Rhodes went on to say that he is free now without his mask to get his revenge on Randy Orton, to become the number one contender, and to throw water in a commentator's face. Rhodes went on to say in the words of a lowly commentator I can dig that sucka. Cody then walked away from Matt Striker.
Daniel Bryan defeated Wade Barrett, Cody Rhodes, and Randy Orton: Bryan won with the LaBelle lock on Cody Rhodes to become the new number one contender to the World Heavyweight Championship.


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