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Lake of Tears is Mary Logue's latest mystery set in Pepin County and featuring the character Claire Watkins. This is a good choice for people who like to read books with a Wisconsin connection, and people who like police procedural mysteries. The story is set in autumn as the local people are doing an annual ritual of constructing a Viking boat and setting it on fire. Claire is a deputy sheriff, and her daughter Meg will be going to college soon.
Love to write? Hate to write? Want to improve your writing? The Teen Writers' Workshop at the Fond du Lac Public Library will give young writers a chance to get feedback and help from students and faculty from UW-Oshkosh Writing Center. Teens in grades 6-12 are invited to bring works, completed or in progress, at 1 p.m. Sunday, March 23. The workshop is free; no registration required.
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The hands-on American History class offered by Marian University at the Fond du Lac Public Library continues at 6 p.m. every Wednesday in February with a trip through the earliest days of our nation's history.
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During the Civil War, about 300 African Americans were living in Fond du Lac. They had been brought to the community by the Rev. Rogers, a local Methodist minister. But, by the 1940s, the group dwindled to just one person, former slave Mrs. Frances Shirley. What happened to make the young African Americans leave? How did Fond du Lac react to the minister's good works?
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Obviously nobody is going to see this article today, because everybody's all hepped up on Superbowl XL and spicy guacamoleor whatever your traditional sporty sustenance may be. But listen: bookmark this article for a more thorough Monday morning perusal. The Washington Post has a fantastic piece by Barton Gellman, Dafna Linzer, and Carol D. Leonnig on Bush's FISA-bypass programyou know, the one alternately known as "domestic spying" or "terrorist surveillance," depending on who's talking.
It seems to me that the furor over domestic spying has died down a little in the wake of the State of the Union. Bush was smart to dangle that alternative-energy carrot off in one corner of the speech, because people paid little heed to the section about intercepting domestic communications. Here's a refresher:
It is said that prior to the attacks of September the 11th, our government failed to connect the dots of the conspiracy. We now know that two of the hijackers in the United States placed telephone calls to al Qaeda operatives overseas. But we did not know about their plans until it was too late. So to prevent another attackbased on authority given to me by the Constitution and by statuteI have authorized a terrorist surveillance program to aggressively pursue the international communications of suspected al Qaeda operatives and affiliates to and from America [ … ] The terrorist surveillance program has helped prevent terrorist attacks. It remains essential to the security of America. If there are people inside our country who are talking with al Qaeda, we want to know about it, because we will not sit back and wait to be hit again.
So everyone sitting at home is like, cool, my secretary never beeps in and says "al Qaeda operative on line 1." Nobody's spying on me.
Not so fast. Obviously the government doesn't have a stable al Qaeda phone treethe program, according to the Washington Post, works through stats-based computer analysis, which whittles down an enormous amount of data into a few thousand suspicious calls to be monitored by people. Of those thousands of calls, say, from you to a friend who's studying abroad, only about ten (10!) have contained enough terrorist keywords, or whatever, to justify the government requesting permission to extend the surveillance net to domestic calls. That means the vast majority of the program is used to listen in on the conversations of innocent Americans.
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Park Hill flats behind Sheffield station are Britain's biggest Grade II* listed building. They've been called a crumbling eyesore, streets in the sky and the most ambitious inner city development of their time. This is their history.
Cholera, typhus, no sewerage system, one standpipe per hundred people… the Park area of Sheffield had the worst slums in Sheffield in the 19th century.
Broadly speaking, Park Hill is the area from Park Square roundabout, up Duke Street and on the hill behind Sheffield station.
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It consisted of old quarries, waste ground, steep alleyways and back-to-back terraces around courtyards but nineteenth century public health acts called for Britain's slums to be cleared.
Building of Park Hill flats, 1960s
Slum clearance resumed again after World War Two, and Park Hill was the first successful slum clearance scheme of an entire community in Britain after the war.
A drastic alternative was needed to re-house the large population of a close-knit community so design work for the new flats to fit the bill began in 1945 by architects Jack Lynn and Ivor Smith.
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Building work started in 1957 and when the flats were completed in 1961 they were hailed as the most ambitious inner city development of their time.
Gilbert Row, Park Hill
Their ultra-modern design was inspired by French architect Le Corbusier's Unite d'habitation - similar 'streets in the sky' in Marseille.
To maintain the strong sense of community, neighbours were re-homed next door to each other, old street names were re-used (Gilbert Row, Long Henry Now, Norfolk Row and so on) and cobbles from the terraced streets surrounded the flats and paved the pathways down the hill to Sheffield station and tramlines.
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Ten foot wide decks - wide enough for milk floats to deliver door-to-door - run all the way around the flats, and in warm weather people sat out and chatted in the communal areas.
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The flats also employed an early example of recyclable energy when they were built back in the sixties. A district heating system was installed whereby almost all rubbish could be put down a chute in the sink for it to be mashed up and converted to electricity in the bowels of the flats!
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The original Park Hill development consisted of nearly 1000 flats as well as four pubs, plenty of shops (butcher, baker, bookie, laundrette, upholsterer, hardware shop, wallpaper shop, off licence, newsagent, fish & chip shop, gents & ladies hairdresser) as well as a nursery, primary school, community centre, garages, doctor's surgery, pharmacy and dentist's.
Built on one of Sheffield's seven hills, the flats were designed so that the roof line remains level despite the steeply sloping site. At the highest point of Park Hill (by Talbot Street), the flats are four stories high but at the bottom north end of the flats by Park Square roundabout, they're pretty high-rise at 13 stories.
A team of 12 caretakers employed by the council lived on-site until 2003, on call 24 hours a day to look after the building, pick up litter, collect rubbish, mend, fix, mow and more.
Reconstruction of one of Park Hill's kitchens
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Lots of people loved living in Park Hill; "it's like being in heaven" said one early resident, while another said, "people look at us up here and think we live in a slum. They don't realise that I live in a penthouse looking out over the city."
And Park Hill certainly has amazing views. You can see everything from Bramall Lane and Abbeydale Rd mosque to the Arts Tower and the Hallamshire Hospital, to the ski village. And beyond all that, the Peak District and Derbyshire Hills.
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But by the 1980s Park Hill had become dilapidated and was no longer a popular place to live. Poor noise insulation, badly lit walkways and plenty of passages and alleys made perfect getaways for muggers.
Horror stories abounded: tales of drugs and muggings galore and even sniper-style air-gun shootings of children in their primary school playground. But residents and caretakers (in particular Grenville Squires who lived and worked on the estate a total of 26 years) believe that Park Hill had bad press and that many of the things it was accused of were actually stories from other notorious Sheffield estates like Hyde Park and Kelvin. "It was an easy scapegoat", said Grenville. "People can see it from town and so attribute all that bad stuff to Park Hill."
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To Grenville, Park Hill is a grand old lady who's "come on hard times. She just wants to wash her face and put on a new frock, and she'll be out there!"
The flats were Grade II* listed in 1998 so there's no chance they'll be knocked down, and development company Urban Splash who intend to return the estate to its former glory over the next few years say they wouldn't want it to be knocked down even if it could be:
Grenville Squires, Park Hill's caretaker
"What would we put in its place? We accept that Park Hill has its flaws but we believe, warts and all, it's better than a lot of the mediocrity that is defining our cities.
"And it's actually cheaper to keep Park Hill and refurbish it than if we built it new, by a good margin. If you demolished Park Hill you'd have enough landfill to fill four football stadia.
"And besides, getting rid of it is not a 'sustainable' solution, when it can be saved, repaired and made good again. All it needs is to be loved."
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|"Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season Eight" #26 on sale in June
A veteran of âBuffy the Vampire Slayer'sâ seven-year run on television, writer Jane Espenson returns to the character for the five-part story arc âRetreatâ in Dark Horse's âSeason Eight.â The story begins in June's issue #26 following the âTales of the Vampiresâ special in May, and sees at least one villain stepping up his nefarious plans and the return of a soft-spoken fan-favorite character. CBR News caught up with Espenson for a quick chat about the upcoming arc and writing Buffy's lighter and darker moments.
Espenson introduced the current plot point of trendy vampires with the Harmony story from âBuffyâ #21, which found the ditzy bloodsucker the star of a reality TV show. Asked how pervasive the public's infatuation with vamps might be in the modern Buffyverse, Espenson told CBR, âIt is more than a fad. I'm sure it helps the vamps get volunteers to be new vamps (and lunch), but it's even bigger than that. This is a genuine shift in how humans view vampires, and arguably more importantly, how they view Slayers. Suddenly the Slayers' white hats don't look so blinding, even to themselves.â
Throughout its run on TV and in comics, âBuffy the Vampire Slayerâ has been known for its mix of action, drama, and humor. As the writer of season six's âDoublemeat Palaceâ and Dark Horseâs Harmony issue, Espenson shows considerable strength on the comedy part. But she was also one of the writers on season seven's âConversations with Dead People,â which, as the title might suggest, was hardly laugh-a-minute. âI love the comedy, and was a little unsure how to handle material that didn't have a lot of humor. It took a while to realize that there are other ways to be entertaining,â Espenson said. âNow I like to think that I'm comfortable with or without jokes. Sometimes I'll even come up with something funny and then remove it, because it doesn't fit the scene. That's the hardest thing to do -- throw out a laugh. But sometimes I manage to do it.â
In âBuffy: Season Eightâ #26, mystery âbig badâ Twilight returns to the fray after a bit of time in the background. âHe's working his agenda, working his allies,â Espenson said. âHe's got a whole army at his disposal. Seems like the kind of thing you'd want to use.â
|Art from "Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season Eight" #26
Other villains to watch may include Skinless Warren, who features prominently on the cover to issue #26. âA guy who keeps on taking sides in an epic battle even when he's left his skin behind-- you don't count him out, ever,â Espenson remarked. âYou gotta really care to dive in as skinless as a diet chicken plate.â
Another major return appearance coming up in Espenson's arc is reintroduction of lovable werewolf Oz, played on the television series by Seth Green. Solicitation text reveals that Oz has been tucked away in âthe yak-filled mountains of Tibetâ since his last appearance during season 4, so how much convincing will it take to bring him back in action? âOz has built something real in Tibet. But he is a mensch,â Espenson said. âHe'll be there when his friends need him.â
As to the current dynamic between Oz and Willow, who had at one time been quite the adorable couple, Espenson hinted that there would be some interesting character moments. âThey've both grown up since we last saw them. Time has passed; things have changed,â she said. âThere are things to work out, but they might not be the things you expect.â


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Our Advice: Journal as 1 cup cream-based soup
1 1/2 cups chopped broccoli (or 10-ounce pkg. frozen broccoli)
1/4 cup diced celery
1/4 cup chopped onion
1 cup low sodium chicken broth
2 cups nonfat milk
2 Tbsp. cornstarch
1/4 tsp. salt
Dash pepper
Dash ground thyme
1/4 cup grated Swiss cheese
- Place vegetables and broth in saucepan.
- Bring to boil, reduce heat, cover, and cook until vegetables are tender (about 8 minutes).
- Mix milk, cornstarch, salt, pepper, and thyme; add to cooked vegetables.
- Cook, stirring constantly, until soup is lightly thickened and mixture just begins to boil.
- Remove from heat. Add cheese and stir until melted.
This is an official 5 A Day recipe.
Yield: 4 servings. (1 cup each)
Nutritional analysis per serving: calories 115, cholesterol 10 mg, sodium 255 mg, fat 3 g, calories from fat 24%.
Our Advice: Journal as one portion side salad, mixed + 1/4 cup dried fruit
3 cups raw broccoli, chopped
1 cup seedless raisins
2 strips lean Canadian bacon
1/2 cup red onion, chopped
Vegetable dressing (recipe follows)
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1/4 cup low-calorie mayonnaise
1/2 cup plain nonfat yogurt
1/4 cup sugar
1/2 tsp. vinegar
- In large bowl, combine chopped broccoli, raisins, cooked diced bacon, and raw chopped onions.
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Yield: 4 servings
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AirFX Vented with matching purple ribbon tail at Shoreline Park, California.
Vented AirFX by Ken McNeill when he owned and ran Aerie Kiteworks. This is the hardest pulling vented kite I own.
The Mystic.
Mystics by Ken McNeill of Aerie Kiteworks.
David Barnby flys an Aerie Mystic at Shoreline Park.
Note that the 2 kites are mirror images of each other.
Mamba flown and owned by Laurent Moll.
Mojo. The overlapping stripes is a theme that Ken McNeill used on several of his kites.
Custom colors on a Diablo by Aerie Kiteworks. HOWEVER, this was NOT made by Ken McNeill, but by a fellow who purchased the rights and pattern from Ken.
An authorized Aerie Kiteworks kite, but not made by Ken McNeill (although designed by him).
Mamba At Sunset. Although this looks very calm, the winds were around 15 mph and first time flier Ross was leaning back hard. The bridle broke moments after this photo and Ross landed on his butt. The kite came out fine. Thanks Ken McNeill for making such a beautiful and excellent flying kite.
Dodd Gross (on phone) while Ken McNeill (in blue) and David Barnby fly on.
3rd generation Mojo by Ken McNeill of Blue Moon Kites. (text transferred by Jim Swenson)
Ken McNeill with a Mojo.
Mickey McKay with his beautiful Mamba. I consider this the prettiest Mamba ever made.
Mamba by Blue Moon Kites. That is just really beautiful.
(l-r) Ken McNeill, Dodd Gross, Jon Trennepohl
Ken McNeill with a self-made Blue Moon MSE.
David Barnby examines the MSE.
Ken McNeill teaches Sean Gurganian how to fly a sport kite.
Mojo made by and flown by Ken McNeill. Yes, Ken is holding a tip stand on the lifeguard tower.
Killer Bee in patriotic attire.
A little out of focus or just camera motion, not sure.
AirFX 32 panel.
Here is a nice shot of John receiving a Custom Mamba. I seem to recall that this was a complete surprise to him. We threw a nice BBQ at Baylands which was really a surprise party to get him this kite. Steve may remember more. It was a good time. (text by Brett Grant)
Mambas at Baylands. Nineteen if I counted correctly.
Blue Moon shoot at Baylands.
Custom Mamba with mylar panels flown by Laurent Moll.
The only 2 AirFX Venteds accounted for of the dozen or so that Ken made.
Mr. Haebler with his beautiful Mamba done in a bird theme.
A gift from Jim Byrne. This Mojo was then given, years later, to my son Britt, who still flies it at Shoreline Park where this photo was taken.
Sabres by Ken McNeill, Aerie Kiteworks
Sabre by Aerie Kiteworks. Note that the upper kite is flying itself, tethered at 3 points.
I'm holding the remote button to take this picture of me with the 2nd most beautiful Mamba ever made. Of course, that's just my opinion. The kite was an amazing gift from several friends.
My semi-selfmade Mojo UL. Panels were pre-cut and the kite was then sewn at a workshop held by Ken McNeill and GWTW in Chico, CA. Later, this kite would become my friendship kite with signatures appearing across the sail.
Workshop Mojo UL. Panels pre-cut by Ken McNeill. Sewing by John Chilese (Thankfully, the kite flies just fine)
As The Wind Settled, I took out my new Mojo UL, made at the Chico workshop with Ken McNeill as the teacher. Yes, this Chilese built kite actually flys quite nicely, although my sewing looks like caca compared to Ken's.
David Barnby tries out my Mojo UL at Shoreline Kite Park.
3 Mojos flown and held by Jessica, Olivia and Dale at Shoreline Park, CA.
Mantis (BMK) in the air and 32 panel AirFX (Aerie Kiteworks) on the ground. Doug Charleville at the helm.
Mantis in the air and AirFX 32 panel on the ground.
Dave Sabilino with his matching colors BMK Ichiban.
Ichiban by Blue Moon Kites
Steve & Larry DeMar on their first day of flying sport kites.
Mantis by Blue Moon Kites
K3. Note the winglets.
K2, no winglets.
K2 by Aerie Kiteworks (Ken McNeill)
Aerie Kiteworks (Ken McNeill) Mystic.
Mantis Vented by Blue Moon Kites
Donna had her vented Mantis.
Mojo standard by Ken McNeill of Blue Moon kites.
Mojo by Ken McNeill of Blue Moon Kites.
Ari signs the friendship Mojo UL.
Custom mylar panels on the "Yellowjacket" Mamba. These were supposed to reinforce the insect theme.
Doug Charleville stops by Patriot Park to try out a few kites. He flies really well.
Ken McNeill Holding His 61/49 Single Line Kite
Mark Reed of Prism Kites (left) & Ken McNeill of Blue Moon Kites (right)
The world's only Reprise SLK. That's why Ian is smiling.
The only Reprise in the world. Built by Ken McNeill of Blue Moon kites.
Ian holds his Reprise up to the light. Note that the sky was quite hazy causing unusual lighting in all these shots.
As I have photographed this kite before, these shots were to show different points of view.
Ian holds onto the world's only Blue Moon Reprise at New Silverbowl Park, Las Vegas.
Reprise SLK by Ken McNeill of Blue Moon Kites.
Reprise by Ken McNeill of Blue Moon Kites.
"Muse" by Blue Moon Kites (in 2009, this kite was put on hiatus)
"Muse" by Ken McNeill. This was Ken's slightly lower cost sport kite using a simplified panel layout.
David Barnby was in town for a convention and was able to spend Saturday evening and Sunday morning with us. Here he is, inventing a new kite holding pose with his BMK Muse by Ken McNeill. (text transferred by Jim Swenson)
Donna poses her much more normally color schemed Mantis.
Exile by Ken McNeill of Blue Moon Kites.
Dan Burnham shows us his good side.
George flies his 61/49 designed and built by Ken McNeill who is Blue Moon Kites.
Ichiban (foreground) & Reprise with taper tail at New Silverbowl Park, NV.
Mojo standard by Ken McNeill of Blue Moon Kites.
Mojo Patriotic RWB by Ken McNeill Of Blue Moon Kites. This is a 2nd generation panel layout. The wingtip panels are still curved, but the center panels are no longer curved like the original 1st generation. (text transferred by Jim Swenson)
Two photos combined. The original photo is the Ghost Pyro and the pink T2 flying in front. The AirFX with tail was added at a later date.
RWB Mamba designed and built by Ken McNeill of Blue Moon Kites.
"Moonie" Mamba in front of the one-of-a-kind Afterburner. The moon in the upper left was in the original photo, but wasn't wearing sunglasses and nose until a Photoshop visit.
Ken McNeill of Blue Moon Kites with the Ichiban (2002 AKA Nationals, Ocean City, Maryland
Ken McNeill and Bambi with the hand-delivered last classic paneled Blue Moon Mojo.
Ahhhh, back when I was thinner. Ken McNeill is the one wearing the Blue Moon hat.
Ken McNeill at the AKA Nationals in 2002 in Ocean Shores, Maryland with the final "classic paneled" Mojo by Blue Moon kites.
Ahhhhh. My Mojo. Hand delivered by Ken McNeill. I was surprised when Ken told me no one had ever ordered this airplane look before. It seemed like a natural.
3D Stereogram of a Blue Moon Kites Mamba (Just focus halfway between the picture and your eyes)
Not a real cover for Kiting Magazine.
Doug's patriotic Mojo standard.
Mako SE Prototype by Ken McNeill of Blue Moon Kiets.
Doug's Mojo UL or SUL.
One of these photos is on his website.
This kite later became the MSE with some panel changes and tweaks.
Doug Charleville's rainbow fabric Mojo. This is either a UL or SUL judging from the connectors.
Classic paneled Mojo on ground and 2nd generation paneled Mojo in the air.
Doug, that is a good looking kite.
Doug adds his patriotic Mamba to the shoot.
Maverick. There were around 10 of these made by Ken McNeill, but the kite never went into true production.
Mojo Classic Panel Layout by Blue Moon Kites (Ken McNeill).
Laurent Moll with his Mojo.
I have only seen these 2 Vented AirFX models. Ken McNeill didn't make many of these and I've never even heard of any of the others.
Ken McNeill asked people to submit a design for a new logo. I submitted this as I felt a Blue Moon should be full.
Some other ideas for patriotic Blue Moon kites.
This was my idea for a Custom Mamba by Ken McNeill. Later, several good friends chipped in and had this made for me. It is beautiful.
This was my idea for a custom Mamba. Although Ken McNeill refused to do it, he later made a few very, very similar ones to this. The only difference was less stars.
Paul Shirey writes: Attached is a motivational poster proudly displayed in my workshop. Thanks for inspiring me John! (Don't get offended…just some good natured ribbing!)
Yes, that's me (John Chilese) in my Killer Bee outfit with a Blue Moon Killer Bee Kite. My co-model is John Welden.
After watching a video of the Mamba on the GWTW Forum, I pulled out my Yellowjacket Mamba for some excellent flight time.
This kite was actually a gift from several of the GWTW Forum members several years ago. It may be the only Mamba with mylar panels. The mylar is supposed to emphasize the Yellowjacket insect theme.
The Mamba can get very quick with winds over 10 mph.
The Mamba has one of the most versatile panel layouts.
Bob Matteo brought 2 Ichibans, but we only had time to photograph this one. Note the matching transition tails.
That is a beautiful SLK. Designed and made by Ken McNeill of Blue Moon Kites.
Had to get Bob in a few photos.
We flew from 6 PM until they turned off the lights at 11 PM. I also asked Bob to re-sign my friendship Mojo UL.
Ichiban with matching transition tails owned and flown by Bob Matteo.
The sun was getting pretty low for these final shots.
You can see the park lights have been turned on. I used the built in flash for this final picture. Thanks for coming Bob.
(text by Ken McNeill) NEON ANGEL: I did a small handful of these for friends in '93(?) Not a style you see much on kites, but a lot of fun. It's on the K2 platform.
The black material has a slight tint of green in it. When I shot the pictures, the green was very pronounced. I spent about 20 minutes a photo getting rid of most of the overly emphasized green.
All 6 of these kites (5 Ken McNeill's and the Wozniak) came from the Terry McPherson collection. When I told Terry Ken had a desire for the Neon Angel, Terry gave the kite to Ken as a gift, with a stop-off here in Las Vegas for photos.
Close-Up of the Neon Angel applique. You can just see the green tint in the black sail.
(text by Ken McNeill) I forgot that Terry had the very first "production" AirFX. The first prototype was a SUL version that we flew indoors. It pulled so much we broke 50 pound lines! Needles to say, the design got de-tuned just a bit. ;-) Still my favorite kite of all time.
Four of Terry's kites looked like they had never been assembled or seen the light of day. These are definitely NOS (New Old Stock).
The AirFX is Bambi's favorite kite. We now have 2 Venteds, 3 Standards and 1 UL.
Inscription: AirFX #1 made for Terry McPherson 6/94 Ken McNeill.
(text by Ken McNeill): Built on the original Bella Donna platform. This "WindDancer" was the first kite I did any applique on. It was also the first kite I sold outside my home town. Thanks Terry!
So in a few months this WindDancer will be 19 years old.
All these photos taken in my backyard in very little wind. One hand flying, yank and shoot, then take a shower due to the 100°+ weather.
I added keeper lines to a few of the kites as the long bridle lines were wrapping on the keel. Although I took the photos in the as received condition.
Good perspective view of the WindDancer.
And a very cool bag too.
(text by Ken McNeill) Custom K2 made for Terry McPherson. Again, one of the first, IIRC. Carrington sail.
These graphics were later used on the 3rd generation Mojo.
Very tall, low aspect ratio kite in immaculate condition.
Ken McNeill uses panels as themes over several kites. If you look at the Vision, Diablo and Mantis, you can see this theme used very well.
Short keel, and long bridle. This is one of the kites I later added keeper lines too.
(text by Ken McNeill) This is an Aerie Kiteworks "Vision", which came between the WindDancer and K2. You can probably tell I liked the graphic, because it got recycled for the Diablo, and later the Mantis with a little enhancement. (following text by Holly) The Vision was named through a contest held by the Chicago Kite Company.
We have had absolutely zero clouds for weeks now. So the sky is pretty boring. At least you get to see the cool pattern Mark came up with for his Mongoose.
Hopefully, some clouds will come in for the next time this kite goes up.
That Neon Yellow never looks quite right in photos.
Nice bold pattern. Inscription done as inset lower right.
A little flat. This photo may be hitting the eject button in the next couple of days.
Sept 18, 2010: Patriot Park near my house. Mark loaned his new Mongoose to me for some photos. Yes, I am once again flying the kite and shooting. Even got this cool fade.
Here is the previous photo with the lens spots reduced. It's not a perfect Photoshop fix, but not too bad.
And barring a couple of lens flare spots, this one looks pretty darned good to me. That's the tip of Shane Hill's flying handle on the left. It's what I use to fly left-handed for these shoots. The Mongoose was just being brought out of its fade here.
I was shooting right into the sun, so I knew 90% of these photos were going to be garbage. But I wanted to go for something extra for Ken McNeill. He's my hero.
I hit the beach around 4:30 PM on Thursday. It seemed appropriate that the slightly hazy conditions called for a monochrome kite and the Mamba was stunning. Thanks Dave.
Friday, May 20, 2011. Mark holds up his Blue Moon Mongoose UL "Moonie".
Close-up of the Blue Moon logo with the "attitude beard".
At a little after 7PM, we were getting the warming effect of the sun on the colors.
As this is the first time I've photographed the Moonie Mongoose, I'm including several pictures more than normally posted.
I got to fly the kite for a little while. Very light on the lines. Very nice.
See, just more of the background.
The shot after this is the same one, just cropped for a 4x3 ratio.
Darren was the pilot for the shoot.
Probably my favorite picture of the group.
Just slowing down to 1/1000th of a second shows this slight blur. I was experimenting. Normally, I shoot at 1/2000th of a second and even with the kite moving slowly it is truly difficult to freeze the motion.
Got lucky on this one.
Of course it helps when the pilot is stalling the kite and letting it settle slowly to the ground.
Mark then brought out his Mojo RWB, recently purchased from Kent. After taking these photos, I got a chance to fly this one. Still considered by me to be the best flying sport kite ever made, although Bambi says it is the AirFX. As the AirFX is the father of the Mojo, who am I to disagree.
You can see the billow of the sail as it is un-inflated in this stalled position. The Mojo is one of the very few kites to incorporate broadseaming into the construction.
The sun was getting pretty low by this time. You can see the yellow tint to this photo.
I do enjoy how the kite lines will pick up and reflect the sun. Sadly, you can see some color fringing in the sky to the left side.
The blue can go through several shade changes as the sun shines through it.
My favorite photo showing the different shades of blue. Sadly, I missed the lower tip of the kite.
Mojo standard
Feb 8, 2012. Bambi and I went to a new park (to us). It consists of 12 softball fields. We flew the Mamba for a while and loved the park. But then we were kicked out by the T-ball crowd at 4:30 PM. Photos taken with our pocket camera.
That's right. It's a Mamba with mylar panels. A gift from several friends on the GWTW Forum years ago. Really.
Killer Bee in a fade, held by Donna.
The light was getting low so I asked Wayne to just hold his Blue Moon Kites "Mongoose" for me.
3D stereogram. This is the kind where you cross your eyes or think of focusing halfway between your eyes and the photo. A center 3D image should appear.


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About bandeek : Stormageddon, Dark Lord of All.
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You've now voted that they totally deserved it more than 100 times.
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You've looked for Santa absolutely everywhere, and you managed to find him. Well done!
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Today, my dad mentioned how quickly I go through batteries. I've been single and celibate since I moved back home 11 months ago. He doesn't realize this and keeps asking about "missing" batteries. FML
by thundermoo / 05/27/2016 at 12:13pm / United States (Illinois) / Intimacy
Today, I found a bowl of green beans just sitting in my microwave. The only person in my life who ever eats green beans is my psycho ex-girlfriend. She moved out three months ago. FML
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Today, the person I was driving behind put their car in reverse and backed straight into me. I was then yelled at and told, "I had my reversing lights on! Why didn't you move?!" FML
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Today, I spent six hours at the ER. Why? My husband dared our seventeen-year-old son to recreate a 'Jackass' trolley-hedge diving stunt at the local supermarket. What wasn't on my groceries list was a broken arm, fractured wrist, whiplash and cuts and bruises. FML
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Today, I was at the beach with a group of friends, including the guy I like. As soon as we got to the beach, I ran toward the water and he chased after me. It was a beautiful moment until I looked back at him, tripped, fell on my face and slid down the beach. FML
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Today, I was pulled over for distracted driving. I'd been eating a donut. Let's just say the officer didn't appreciate being offered one. FML
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Today, my girlfriend fell asleep while I was proposing. FML
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I got arrested for my third DUI and I did not have a clue as to what to do, who to talk to, who would be willing to take me as a client so I pulled out the phone book made a few calls to different attorney's and no one was interested because it happened in a county far from where I live and they where not willing to travel, then I seen attorney Carroll's picture and add and it got my attention, it was to the point and direct so I called, after reviewing my case he accepted it knowing he would have to drive almost three hours multiple times. What I thought was great about Attorney Carroll was that he kept me informed every step of the way, I was able to contact him at any time if I had questions, even on his personal phone. His office staff is courteous, patient and always kept me informed as well. This was not a long drawn out affair and the results were favorable for me, all charges were dropped and my record cleared. If you need an attorney I would recommend John M. Carroll, he and his knowledgeable staff will do there best to help you. Again, thanks John and crew you guys are the best.
Posted by a DUI & DWI client
I gave him the benefit of the doubt because he came off as an experienced, intelligent & professional atty at our initial consult. Once money exchanged hands he did not stay in contact & gave me evasive answers when I could reach him. I finally set up a meeting with him to go over some questions because I was getting so concerned, but when I arrived he was not at his office. I received no notice that the appt had been cancelled, he simply was not there. When the court date arrived he gave me an incorrect address in which to appear. He asked me to come 30 min's early because he wanted to review a video CD I received from the police dept with critical evidence on it. Even with having to drive to another location I arrived on time, but he never got there in time to watch it because he was late. He was completely unprepared. It was embarrassing being in a court room with him. If you need an atty, do your homework before choosing one. I didn't & learned the hard way. I wish I would have seen his advertisements inside the doors of restrooms in local establishments before I needed to find an atty. It would have been my first clue to go elsewhere.
Posted by brandi
i retained john miller carroll back in december,the man has a very tight schedule and when i thought he wasnt working on my case i was dead wrong ! just because he didnt suck my money up with bs phone calls or letters he did an amazing job,i had 6 repeater drug charges facing 26 years in a county where i was very known,and jonh got me a deal of a life time walked away pleading guilty to repeat pot charged and got 2 years probation concurrent to my original sentance,did i mention i was on parole after already doing 5 years in prison for drugs,yeah i will forever keep john retained.
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I was facing several felony charges (drugs/gun) and the DA would not give me an acceptable plea bargain (DA wanted wanted me to go to prison for 7-9 years). So we went to jury trial and I was found guilty on all counts (three felonies and 1 misdemeanor). The jury came back with a verdict within 3 hours. John was awsome.
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Seems great at first but then did not return calls until the day of court. Also charged for phone calls that never took place. If you would decide to use him I would keep very close track of the calls that take place and how long they are.


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Uhm… wait.. what did you say? A party? To support Algy and his assistant?? Be sure to join in!!
Algy loves squirrels <3 <3 He is so very happy that this beautiful creature is coming to his party :)) Thank you so much, dear Eva, for sending him, and thank you for your wonderful support xoxoxo
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Pop singer Demi Lovato endorsed Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton Thursday night at the University of Iowa. Lovato was pretty 'Confident' in Clinton, "I truly believe there is nobody more qualified to run this country," Lovato said. But, not everyone in the U of I crowd was as 'Confident.' "All we got was I think a five minute kind of celebratory speech and that was it," said Eric Dirth, 24, an U of I law student. He was just one of many who were left with a bad taste after the night.
For the next few months the people who are vying to be our next president will be amazingly accessible. If you happen to live in a state like Iowa, New Hampshire or South Carolina you can very easily find an event featuring one of the presidential candidates at which you could ask them a direct question. When the moment comes, what would you ask?
Trump's whole agenda is provocation, which isn't to say he doesn't believe what he's saying. But he's also so over the top, so almost unbelievably bold, that he's become something of a parody of himself. And it feels as if he's fully in on the joke, which he may be. We could use a little provocation.


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Radiation and Environmental Biophysics
, Volume 47, Issue 1, pp 5-23
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Systems biology and its potential role in radiobiology
- Ludwig FeinendegenAffiliated withDepartment of Nuclear Medicine, University Hospital, Heinrich-Heine-University
- , Philip HahnfeldtAffiliated withCenter for Cancer Systems Biology, Caritas St. Elizabeth's Medical Center, Tufts University School of Medicine
- , Eric E. SchadtAffiliated withDepartment of Genetics, Rosetta Inpharmatics, LLC, Merck & Co., Inc.
- , Michael StumpfAffiliated withCentre for Bioinformatics, Imperial College London
- , Eberhard O. VoitAffiliated withDepartment of Biomedical Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology Email author
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About a century ago, Conrad Röentgen discovered X-rays, and Henri Becquerel discovered a new phenomenon, which Marie and Pierre Curie later coined as radio-activity. Since their seminal work, we have learned much about the physical properties of radiation and its effects on living matter. Alas, the more we discover, the more we appreciate the complexity of the biological processes that are triggered by radiation exposure and eventually lead (or do not lead) to disease. Equipped with modern biological methods of high-throughput experimentation, imaging, and vastly increased computational prowess, we are now entering an era where we can piece some of the multifold aspects of radiation exposure and its sequelae together, and develop a more systemic understanding of radiogenic effects such as radio-carcinogenesis than has been possible in the past. It is evident from the complexity of even the known processes that such an understanding can only be gained if it is supported by mathematical models. At this point, the construction of comprehensive models is hampered both by technical inadequacies and a paucity of appropriate data. Nonetheless, some initial steps have been taken already and the generally increased interest in systems biology may be expected to speed up future progress. In this context, we discuss in this article examples of relatively small, yet very useful models that elucidate selected aspects of the effects of exposure to ionizing radiation and may shine a light on the path before us.
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- Systems biology and its potential role in radiobiology
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Radiation and Environmental Biophysics
Volume 47, Issue 1 , pp 5-23
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- 2008-02
- 10.1007/s00411-007-0146-8
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- 1432-2099
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- Springer-Verlag
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- Ludwig Feinendegen (1)
- Philip Hahnfeldt (2)
- Eric E. Schadt (3)
- Michael Stumpf (4)
- Eberhard O. Voit (5)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Nuclear Medicine, University Hospital, Heinrich-Heine-University, Düsseldorf, Germany
- 2. Center for Cancer Systems Biology, Caritas St. Elizabeth's Medical Center, Tufts University School of Medicine, Boston, MA, USA
- 3. Department of Genetics, Rosetta Inpharmatics, LLC, Merck & Co., Inc., Seattle, WA, USA
- 4. Centre for Bioinformatics, Imperial College London, London, UK
- 5. Department of Biomedical Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, 313 Ferst Drive, Suite 4103, Atlanta, GA, 30332-0535, USA


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LOS ANGELES (June 27, 2013)--Rocker Melissa Etheridge is celebrating the Supreme Court ruling on gay marriage by getting married.
The singer heralded the court's rulings on challenges to the federal Defense of Marriage Act and California's ban on same-sex marriage by announcing her engagement.
She said she is looking forward to exercising her rights as an American by "getting fully, completely and legally married this year."
Her intended is Linda Wallem, whom Etheridge describes as her "true love of over three years."
Other singers who went online to hail the Supreme Court ruling Wednesday including Lady Gaga, who says prejudiced people "are now the minority" and Alicia Keys who declared she was "standing on the right side of history."
Others posting messages of support were Cyndi Lauper and Kelly Clarkson.