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mo 11 fe 13 | Easton in the 1950s, a bowler hat being worn without irony in Stowmarket, that windmill in Thorpeness and Framlingham's Market Hill when the pharmacy was a chemist and had a flagpole ... clearly Fram's always had a flag fetish. |
sa 1 de 12 | Charlie ♫Pilot of the Airwaves♫ Dore with the Easton Rabble Chorus in Woodbridge tomorrow week ... she was in The Ploughman's Lunch ... think our chum Steph Busby rather fancied her. |
we 14 no 12 | It's maybe a decade since we saw an Eastern Angles Christmas show in Ipswich but remember fondly Ferry Across The Waveney and a splendidly pneumatic guest appearance by Lara Croft in another Christmas show. Peppery Prods who put on the excellent shows at Easton Farm Park have dickered a two for one offer for the three preview shows of Dial M for Murgatroyd, just say Peppery when ordering tickets. |
su 22 jl 12 | Easton pre-school may be a bit confused about when they have an anniversary due but Friday they knew how to run a teddy jump raffle without that dour chanting Yellow one four six that too often mars a social occasion. Despite threatening dashes of rain the teddies jumped triumphantly. Possibly the liveliest pre-school near the coast it has a few vacancies, a new lunch club and now takes children from two years old. |
tu 12 jn 12 | Easton Pre-School agm 7:30 tonight in the village hall. |
we 9 my 12 | We went to Easton farm park Monday to see the Suffolk Exhibitions show and particularly liked the lino cuts of Helen Maxfield and (even though they are a bit scary) the felt vessels of Tracy Hetherington ... but got seriously distracted by the farm animals. It's the time of year when everything's having young with Suffolk Punch colt Easton William the unquestionable star. |
tu 24 ap 12 | An attempted break-in sometime last weekend in Easton. |
su 19 fe 12 | Easton pre-school is looking for a part time paid treasurer. |
we 15 fe 12 | ♫ The Rabble Chorus who rehearse Thursday evenings in Easton village hall now have a second daylight chorus who rehearse Tuesday mornings in the St Johns Hall Woodbridge, contact Kirsty Logan email@example.com |
tu 8 no 11 | Easton Pre-School have an everybody welcome family photo shoot this weekend. |
mo 12 se 11 | ♫J udging by all the parked cars in Easton Saturday night Buddy Morlock (recordees of his songs include Garth Brooks, Nanci Griffith and Joan Baez) was being very popular in the White Horse. |
sa 23 jl 11 | Astoundingly the Easton pre-school second teddy jump was even more exciting than the first. Behind the recently refurbished village hall very young motorists were savouring the anticipation by crashing into each other with a polite Excuse me! |
sa 14 my 11 | With a council grant Easton village hall has new joists, new floor, raised ceiling and a paint job that altogether makes it a much more pleasant space ... plus a mountain of new stuff for the pre-school. At today's pre-school open day the almost overwhelming amount going on included manicures, no really, manicures, yoga with the children surprisingly engaged and guinea pig petting. When we left three new families had joined but still space for children from 18 months upwards. |
sa 18 se 10 | Juliet Dearlove lives in Easton and her first book Atlantic Children is available on Amazon. |
mo 16 au 10 | Working lemon cocker spaniel called Scramble has been missing from Easton since Saturday afternoon. Info to ... too late, doggy's back home! |
tu 15 jn 10 | Easton today and the only gay in the village is already trying out for Suffolk Pride in Ipswich this Sunday. |
tu 8 jn 10 | Police are treating yesterday's cottage fire in Easton as arson with intent to endanger life. |
th 13 my 10 | Letheringham church fundraisers have organised an opportunity Monday to meet Meg Rosoff author of How I Live Now in Easton Village Hall. |
su 2 my 10 | It's the Easton Pre-school agm 7:45pm this Tuesday at the village hall. |
fr 26 fe 10 | The Easton Rabble (what a great name, you're already on their side) are a comparatively newly formed choir but already have some 30 turning out (including half a dozen blokes) and last night were laughing a lot and making a wonderful sound to these ears. New singers of course welcome (don't have to read) and to get some stage time the choir will cheer up your event for free. ♫ |
th 9 jl 09 | Suffolk Coastal have made Easton their village of the year because of its inclusive community spirit ... yeah, Coastal would know a lot about that ... |
mo 6 jl 09 | ♫ Yesterday at the last day of the Maverick Festival in Easton the ... more Maverick |
th 9 ap 09 | ♫ The Ukulele Orchestra of GB who in the last couple of years have played Easton, Snape and Arts Fram are playing this year's proms in a large town near Chelmsford. |
th 12 mr 09 | Be warned, trailer thefts in the Dennington, Easton and Sweffling areas. |
fr 19 de 08 | Live music at the Easton White Horse tonight. |
mo 29 se 08 | ♫ Now that really is regrettable. For five years Peppery Productions have been bringing pleasure and a little bit of life (not too much mind you, this is Suffolk) to near the coast but Sunday afternoon will be their last gig at the Easton Farm Park shed. Topping are Slovenian band Terrafolk supported by Sargasso Trio. |
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fr 18 jl 08 | Impressively Easton Pre-School has been running since 1974. This afternoon they had a barbeque followed by a Teddy Jump off the church tower. As usual at ted jumps the teddies were extremely brave but also as usual displayed a certain bloody mindedness, willfully getting stuck in all sorts of places and one even naughtily moving the big hand on the church clock. Though this pink ted (well monkey actually) hanging on to the gutter was funny it wasn't funny to the little girl who owned him. Fortunately a resourceful bloke with a big stick solved the problem and getting your teddy back is always nice. |
tu 13 my 08 | A giant of English traditional music Eliza Carthy will be at Easton Farm Park this Friday. It'll be a quartet with drums and bass so don't let your musical prejudices get in the way, she kicks botty. |
sa 16 fe 08 | ♫ There were enough musicians last night in the Easton Shed to field two football teams, indeed Fiona nearly ran out of bottled water for them. Goldmaster Allstars had more guitarists and wittily encored with the theme from Get Carter (we found it irritatingly familiar and had to ask to put a name to it). Ska Cubano were Cuban(ish), more show biz and we almost fell in love with Megumi Mesaku doubling alto and bari but felt we must remain true to Miss Olga. Lots of lovely woofy electric double bass from both bands and again a thoroughly good night but like Kasaï Masaï there could have been a few more of you in the audience. |
tu 18 de 07 | The Easton Farm Park Farmers' Markets are usually held on the fourth Saturday of each month but are earlier in December because of Christmas. When we arrived around midday Saturday things were starting to pack up (well Suffolk Smokehouse had sold out of chicken) and we'd missed both the brass band and Daddy C ... but the children were still enjoying the rides and the adventure playground, and the staff were getting pretty involved too. |
tu 30 oc 07 | The Easton White Horse has got one of those attractive you run it! signs just like the Stradbroke White Hart... does seem to show a certain desperation. |
sa 13 oc 07 | ♫ At Easton Farm Park last night Kasaï Masaï had people up dancing by the third number and just about everybody on their feet by the fifth. Delightful tumbling, intricate guitar swimming in echo, offhanded bass which you don't quite know where's it going next, a good hearted stage act and knowing use of repetition to build tension make KM compulsively danceable. Fiona said They're really nice blokes and earlier in the day they'd given African drumming and dancing lessons to local youngsters. The Shed could have used a bit more audience but whose fault is that? YOURS! Get on the mailing list at Peppery. |
sa 12 my 07 | Having dismissed the Uke Orch as good but own up, it's really only one joke... no, we were wrong; they were excellent, very funny and we adored their version of Shaft and Teenage Dirtbag in the barn at Easton farm park. ♫ |
we 14 jn 00 | Easton White Horse des' dinners 3 Attendees just Andy and NaTCH. Andy was particularly impressed by his unusual stir fry. A bit expensive. (first visit subsequent lunch previous lunch) |
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Gov. Timothy Kaine of Virginia said officials there will investigate how a unit of the state police came to conclude that several religious and historically black colleges in the state were nodes for radicals and potential terrorists, as it suggested in a leaked report, The Virginian-Pilot of Norfolk reported. The newspaper reported Sunday that a "threat assessment" report produced by the Virginia Fusion Center, a multi-agency organization housed in state police headquarters, concludes that "Virginia's network of colleges and universities also represent a potential avenue of entry for terrorist operatives and a possible forum for recruitment of sympathizers," and that student groups at unnamed historically black colleges in and around Norfolk "are recognized as a radicalization node for almost every type of extremist group." It also mentions Regent University, which is affiliated with the evangelist Pat Robertson. While the report acknowledges that its authors did not have evidence linking the colleges to terrorists, "I find the depictions in the report misleading and believe it improperly implicates these fine academic institutions," Kaine said in announcing a state review of the report and the agency that produced it.
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Big Foot. Chupacabra. The Loch Ness Monster. I've heard people say that if they really existed, we'd have caught them on film by now. But until now, we haven't had the Swann FreeStyle Action Cam.
I know what you're thinking. Here's another slack-jawed whack-a-doo spending all his time chasing mythical beasts all over creation to try to prove they're real. But you're wrong. I'm on your side. I'm here to prove they're NOT real. In fact, I already have the proof. Here's how I did it.
First, I set up this FreeStyle Action Cam right here between these two trees. If there was any activity whatsoever, these 8 mega pixel JPEG images taken in rapid fire succession would have caught it. But guess what? I got nothing. Well, not nothing. I got this gorgeous shot of a majestic deer standing in this clearing just before a hunter took it down. And then these gory shots of him dressing it right there. But no big, hairy ape man, which must mean that Big Foot simply does not exist.
The next thing I did was travel all the way to Scotland to prove that the Loch Ness Monster is all a bunch of hooey. Of course, I brought my Swann FreeStyle with me, since it has a waterproof casing and offers hands-free action video while swimming and surfing, and doing pretty much any other high-adventure outdoor activity you can think of. What I got is 10 continuous hours of indisputable proof that there is absolutely no prehistoric lizard creature in those waters. Seriously, I swam from one end of that thing to the other and then back again. Then I watched the playback footage right there on the detachable 1.5" LCD screen. Nothing. So I think we can all finally agree that the Loch Ness Monster simply does not exist either.
Anyway, I'm off to Mexico now to debunk this Chupacabra nonsense. I'll have the FreeStyle's laser pointer guide to show me exactly what the camera is looking at as it records, which I think we all know will be … OH MY GOD DID YOU SEE THAT JUST NOW? No, of course you didn't. Because there's nothing to see.
- Record professional high definition action videos at 1080p (1920 x 1080 pixels), 30fps with 3x digital zoom & stereo audio
- Catch activity with 8 mega pixel JPEG images taken in rapid fire succession or use as a standard "point & click" camera
- Easily switch back and forth from video to photo mode using the included remote control
- Great for any conditions with the included waterproof casing to 65ft/20m below the surface
- Laser pointer guide shows you exactly what the camera is looking at as it records (can be turned on and off via the remote)
- Watch live video & playback footage on the detachable 1.5" LCD screen or on HD TV using the HDMI connection (cable not included)
- Record up to 10 hours continuous footage to microSD card up to 32GB (not included) or use the USB cable to transfer to PC or Mac for easy uploading to your favorite websites
- Recording can be activated either by the camera's buttons, with VOX voice activated recording or from a distance via the remote control
- Convenient removable lithium-ion battery is rechargeable from USB with up to 2.5 hours recording per charge
- Included in the pack is a range of mounts including a helmet mount and 2 different sized universal mounting brackets perfect for flat surfaces such as skateboards, bikes, snowboards and more
- Create hands-free action video while cycling, mountain biking, motorbike riding, car driving, skiing, snowboarding, surfing, swimming, running, walking, rafting, skydiving, making music or enjoying any adrenaline-pumping activity
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Photo Format: | JPEG |
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Sensor Type: | CMOS 2592 x 1944 |
Digital Zoom: | 3x |
Capture Mode: | Single Shot, Continuous every 2, 3, 5, 10, 20, 30, 60 secs, self timer every 0, 5, 10 secs |
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Microphone: | Yes - Built In |
Audio Format: | WAV, Stereo 48kHZ, AAC compression |
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Capacity: | Up to 32GB (Approx 10 hours on 32GB) |
Record Time: | Up to 2.5 hours per charge |
Battery Type: | Rechargeable Lithium-Ion (1000mAh) |
Charge Method: | USB (computer or charger) |
Laser Power: | 1MW |
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Dimensions: | 2.36" x 2" x 1.6" |
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Wow, you kids are seeing and doing some fantastic stuff....I love the stories and photos...travel safe...xx
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. There were gold coloured designs and leaf like extentions off the bookshelves. We weren't allowed to take pictures here, so if you want to see it just Google Melk monestary library and I'm sure it will come up. It is going to take me a couple days to get past the fact that everyone sounds like Arnold here. It took all the strength I had not to ask our tour guide if she could tell us all to "get to the chopper!" After our tour we were free to walk around the cathedral and garden. The detail in the Cathedral was stunning! "Most magnificant building I have ever been in" were Jess' words. The garden was nice to walk around in too. Now we are back on the train heading to Vienna for a few days.
Side note: We are both getting better at shuffling cards and Jess is starting to bridge the cards. The crib game count is 6-6. We count a skunk as two wins.
Today we rode the train in style. It was the first day of our two month Euro-Rail flex pass where we have fifteen days of travel in a two month period. Because our travel agent (Auntie Laurie) got us a deal on first class, we were riding in style. Jess' favourite part of first class is getting the free mini kit-kat bars on the way. Taking full advantage of our rail pass travel day, where we could go on and off any train within a 24hr period, we went past Vienna (our final destination for today) to the little town of Melk Austria. In Melk we hiked up to a 900 year old monestary that is still being used today. We took a guided tour of the monestary which included modern exhibits showing the history of the baroque period and Benedictine inspired architecture. We were taken around to various rooms throughout the monestary including a baroque style library. The library had a dome shape ceiling with paintings of angels and demons battling, complete with chariots and lions, all with a background of clouds and blue sky
Side note: We are both getting better at shuffling cards and Jess is starting to bridge the cards. The crib game count is 6-6. We count a skunk as two wins.


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Five years ago, I was 52 years old and is a Christian. I am not a member of any church,but all my life, I always look for the truth. Attended many churches and learn from their teachers. Everything is not complete and I realized there was nothing but the truth of God. Since I was 9 years old I read the Bible every day. Not to say, since so many yearsold, I often find the real truth.
Many years during my quest for the truth, I learned some religious teachings. Over a yearI studied two times a week with a Catholic priest, but could not accept the Catholic faith.Then for a year I mempelajariKesaksian Jehovah and not to accept their beliefs. I spentalmost two years with the Mormons, and still can not find the truth. I went to many Protestant churches, some for months, trying to find answers to my questions.Lh
Firman Allah tentang kebenaran Islam :
Forbidden to you (for food) are carrion and blood (1), pork (meat animals) areslaughtered in the name other than Allah, who is choking, the beaten, the fallen, theditanduk, and is gripped by a wild animal unless ye are able to slaughter it (2), and (are forbidden unto you) is sacrificed to idols. And (forbidden) also divining arrows (3),(divining arrows that) is wickedness. On this day (4) those who disbelieve in despair of (ever harming) your religion, so do not fear them and fear Me. On this day have I perfected your religion for you, and me-to enrich my favor, and Ku-ridhai Islam as your religion. But if forced to (5) by hunger, sin, Allah is Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful I began to understand what I believe to be God's gift to the
Muslims: the brotherhood in Islam
Four years later, my life has changed so significantly. My family has been received with good sense and tolerance that I am a Muslim and will always be in Islam. Praise be to Allah who has tested me a convert to Islam and dealing with families who are trying to remove me from Islam.Gradually, I got a local friend and through cyber space, many of my Muslim friends was a Muslim family who helped me, to love and make friends. Last year I converted to Islam first, I was sick with a dangerous disease. I hold firmly to the rope of Islam and give thanks to the black beans and tea-zam zam water and the prayers of my friends around the world.After my health condition worsened I became weak. I had to stop work and separate the community from the local Muslim community. I worked hard in my prayers, have difficulty to pronounce the Arabic words, but never lost hope. Teachers who teach Islam to make a few tapes, and my friend took her to my house. After two years, I have learned four verses of the Quran. This may seem a bit on most of the Muslims, but to me it is a big achievement. I learned to understand the spoken verses in prayer, the struggle for two years.Islam my third year, I get a heart attack and had heart surgery. It is a very sad time for me, because I know I'm not going to touch my forehead to the floor during prayers, but will forever have to sit on a chair to pray. At this time I understand the facilities provided in the worship of God. Prayer is sitting on the seat is allowed, no excuse is permissible to fast on. I do not feel I'm not Islamic, when I do it in that condition.After visiting several mosques, they are like mini United Nations, I can see some small groups in mosques produced by language and culture is not caused by love or dislike of someone. I feel happy even though there are many differences, I can always get a greeting "Assalamualaikum" and a smile.Then, I began to get acquainted with those who embrace Islam as I am. There are many similarities between us - we face the same test, such as a family member who is not Muslim, Arab difficult to say the word, feel the silence on the Islamic festival, and has no family members to break the Ramadan. Islamic Sometimes we will lead our old friends who can not accept change in ourselves, or because of activities that we can not with the non-Muslims, such as dancing, and free association of men and women.When I was not able to do community service, I tried the other way for the good of the Muslim community. I continuously seek Allah's help in this regard.
On one day, my grandson suggested I write a book about my adopted children from Saudi Arabia, Islam and the Muslim experience of my family. I decided to write a book and also includes a story about a group of girls, Muslims and non Muslims. Stories include the problems faced by girls at school and at home, and I will use my knowledge of Islam as a guide to the characters in the book. I started writing a series of books called "Islamic Rose Books." I form a group of Muslim women writers and the author's aspiration and subsequently resulted in the association Islamic Writers Alliance (Islamic Writers Alliance). This alliance is an international organization that provides support for writers and authors aspirations of Muslim women. Our primary goal is to promote our work to readers and publishers.I also decided to help the two Muslim Food Fund by helping them create a database that is used for inventory, customers, and to produce reports required for the purpose of sponsoring and financing. I also decided that I would spend the bulk of the book sales profits to buy the book and placed in children's libraries. I find that many libraries have a lot of empty space in place of Islamic children's books.Many more that I need to learn about Islam. I never tired of reading the Quran and I enjoy reading stories about the Muslim leaders who excel. When I was in doubt in any case, I will refer to the Prophet's sunnah I will look at how the Prophet would act in a particular situation and I will make it as user.My Adventures in Islam will continue, and I look forward to new experiences. I am grateful to God for His mercy and His loving nature of his


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Trail Research Report This report is the result of research into the science of contrail formation and an analysis by observation and measurement of contrail persistence. This research was inspired by the claims of an unnatural type of trail known as Chemtrails as an attempt to detect such trails.
To view Report Summary click here. Background Landers, CA 11/1/94: This appeared overhead every Monday for three weeks, while similar formations were
For several years the existence of an unusual type of aerial activity has been reported, generally termed Chemtrails. Chemtrails are purported to differ from typical contrails in their high degree of persistence and subsequent spreading, as if a substance had been released. The purpose, effects and existence of these so-called Chemtrails are widely debated, however essentially there is a claim made by many that they are witnessing something out of the ordinary, beyond an ordinary contrail. Chemtrails are also said to sometimes differ in their configuration from contrails, as they are supposedly not about getting from point A to point B, but, rather, dispersing some type of substance.
While it is scientifically accepted that normal contrails may persist for hours and spread, the research represented in this report attempts to use the tools available to make a scientific analysis into the veracity of the Chemtrail claims by attempting to isolate any data that might show evidence of such activity. The measurements and observations described in this report can be repeated by anyone who is willing to invest their time and a small amount of resources in a Flight Explorer subscription.
The Scientific Method
The application of these steps as applied to this study:
Contrail Formation and Persistence Jet aircraft leave behind a heated mixture of water, carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxides, sulfates, unburnt hydrocarbons, soot, etc. as by-products of the combustion of fuel in the engines. Water and particulates play a fundamental role as the basic foundation for the formation of a contrail. Pre-existing particles in the air will serve as nucleating bodies for the warm water to condense around, creating larger droplets that will quickly freeze given the appropriate atmospheric conditions. Fresh soot from the exhaust is generally hydrophobic, but over time can become hydrophilic, and thus suitable as condensation nuclei. The ability of the resultant ice crystals to last is governed by the ambient moisture at flight altitude. So, temperature serves generally as a threshold mechanism for the production of contrails and increased moisture provides slower sublimation rates and thus longer dissipation times for contrails. (Evaporation, often incorrectly applied to the process of contrail dissipation, is the process of a liquid changing to vapor. Sublimation is the process of a solid changing to vapor, bypassing the liquid state.) Various numbers are quoted as the threshold temperature for contrail formation: -40C, -38C, -35C. In this study, the warmest temperature at which a contrail was observed was -41C. In practice, the speed of dissipation of a contrail can be from a few seconds to hours. This varies with differing atmospheric conditions due to seasonal, daily, and frontal weather changes as well as global placement as varying local temperatures and humidity at flight levels provide differing ranges of persistence. The observations made in this report are all from Houston, TX. The conditions that support contrail formation are present, but not in an overabundance. In this study, the longest-persisting contrail observed from a known identified aircraft was approximately 25 minutes. This occurred on one occasion, out of 53 documented observations. The next longest in persistence were trails lasting approximately 2 minutes. This occurred on about 5 occasions. Most contrails observed were in the 5-20 second range. Unidentified flights were observed to produce trails with persistence from 20 seconds to several hours.
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Houston, TX 1/20/01 5:57-6:07pm: Example Flight Explorer Display.
Flight Explorer
Flight Explorer Personal Edition is an Internet-based flight-tracking tool that allows the user to obtain information about commercial, passenger, and private flights. All flights utilizing IFR (instrument flight rules) submit a flight plan to one of the regional ARTCCs (air route traffic control centers), this information becomes part of the FAA supplied datastream that is used by Flight Explorer. Aircraft flying via VFR (visible flight rules) are not part of the datastream, however this is irrelevant to this study since the lowest altitude at which contrailing was observed during research was 31,000 ft. and there are no VFR flights allowed in a Class A airspace, above 18,000 ft., although there is one very rare exception to this rule. Military flights are filtered from the datastream by the FAA for security reasons. The filtering algorithm used removes flights that don't include a number, which reportedly may filter some foreign jets. The documentation says that Canadian flights specifically are not filtered and personal observation shows that Mexican aircraft, common in this area, are not filtered as well as dozens of other international flights. Also some flights are marked as blocked which means that the identifying information is hidden, however the altitude, aircraft type and other information are still available.
The majority of flights in the Houston area are arriving at or leaving from Hobby (HOU) in the southeast part of town or Bush Intercontinental Airport (KIAH) to the north. A main flight corridor runs over the center of the city with traffic flying at 2,000 to 8,000 ft. as they descend for landing at Hobby Airport. There is typically not as much traffic above the 30,000 ft. level relative to all flights shown on FE. High-level traffic includes occasional flights to and from Mexico, along a roughly north-south route, as well as flights to and from other parts of Texas, Florida and other states. See the animated Flight Explorer screen shot above to compare traffic above and below 27,000 ft.
Pertinent information that is being collected via this tool:
Flight Id
GOES Atmospheric Soundings
The soundings provided by NOAA/GOES provide a profile of the characteristics of the atmosphere for a given area. Soundings for Houston, TX have been utilized to collect:
Temperature celcius (T<c>) at given atmospheric pressures (P<mb>)
Houston, TX 12/11/00: a sample Skew-T Atmospheric Sounding Diagram. Atmospheric pressure is converted to altitude in feet based on standard conversions, which allows reading the data values for a given altitude from the numerical table titled "GOES PROFILE" on the right side of the sounding. This table contains values that are represented graphically by the dark red line (temperature) and the dark blue line (dewpoint temperature). The closer these two lines come together the more humidity is present, which combined with cold enough temperatures, will produce conditions favorable to contrails. Higher and lower altitudes are at the top and bottom of the graph respectively, which is vertically labeled in units of pressure known as millibars (P<mb>). Most of the contrailing flight altitudes are in the range of 300 to 200 mb, which is approximately 31,000 ft. to 40,000 ft. The difference between temperature and dewpoint in degrees celcius (T<c> - TD<c>) is utilized as a humidity measurement, sometimes called the temperature/dewpoint spread, referred to in this report as degrees of separation. The degrees of separation is a relative humidity measurement that provides a consistent measurement across different temperatures which affect the ability of the air to hold moisture. A value of zero, when the temperature is equal to the dew point, indicates the highest humidity and the most ideal conditions for contrail formation, although lack of sufficiently cold temperatures could prevent contrail formation. In this study contrails were observed at up to 17 degrees of separation.
The NOAA/GOES soundings are measurements taken, ideally, hourly in clear and semi-clear conditions. The measurements are not guaranteed to be perfect due to instrument calibration, bias and error. The measurements are representative of a local area of the sky which will differ to some degree from the observation site.
Visual Observations
For each day of the research period general weather conditions are recorded. Also notations are made of any specific contrails observed and associated measurements. A specific notation is made for days that have highly persistent trails that evolve into cirrus aviaticus.
Procedures for Collection of Data The GOES atmospheric soundings are first checked to verify that there is a new sounding available for the current hour. Availability of this online resource has averaged about 30-40% of the time during the data collection period, although this included about one month of continuous downtime. Normally the soundings are available about 70% of the time. If observations are taken, the sounding image is saved for historical reference, and the pertinent text from the "GOES PROFILE" table is recorded for reference. This process will be repeated if the observation period spans multiple hours thus requiring the latest sounding. Nearly 50 skew-T charts have been archived and are available in this report, although some sounding charts were not archived in cases where the next hour's sounding was identical or nearly identical or many soundings were utilized. Flight Explorer is scanned for flights that will be passing over the local area. Typically, the filtering of flights below 28,000 ft. is done to remove irrelevant planes on the screen display. From the center of the city most of the flights arriving or leaving from Hobby and Bush Airports are not viewable because these flights are not passing over at contrailing altitudes or because of their descent, with the exception of the low-level landing corridor for Hobby which runs over the center of town. Most of the contrailing jets observed are just passing over and through the Houston area, so these flights are of primary interest when tracking flights on Flight Explorer. After locating a candidate flight on the tool, an attempt is made to visually observe and measure persistence of the contrail from the jet as it passes nearby, or a trail may be observed and measured then immediately correlated with Flight Explorer. A contrail will occasionally pass over existing persistent trails as well as visually clear sky areas. This will result in a non-consistent sublimation time as areas of the sky that happen to already contain concentrated moisture from highly persistent trails will trap overlapping segments of new contrails. The measurement that is recorded is the sublimation duration in the areas visibly clear of preexisting moisture. Timing of the duration is achieved by counting seconds or using a stopwatch while observing the time from initial contrail formation to subsequent complete visual dissipation of contrail. As many measurements are taken of each contrail as possible to ensure accuracy. If the jet cannot be correlated with absolute certainty due to ambiguity with other nearby jets on similar courses, the observation is abandoned and not recorded. This occurs with about 10% of sightings. Once the persistence measurement is taken, the time and date, and selected flight data from Flight Explorer are recorded. Then temperature and degrees of separation are calculated from the atmospheric sounding table. Data values for flights at altitudes between measured sounding altitudes are figured by interpolating and estimating values. Data collected per identified observation: Length of contrail persistence The data collected via the previously described steps constitutes the confirmed contrail observation data. This data is presented in the data collected section of the report. The primary issue at this point is that the highly persistent trails that are of prime interest in this study have not been captured in the confirmed contrail observation data, thus it is necessary to adjust the data collection procedure in order to collect their data. The sky is observed for flights leaving highly persistent trails. Upon making such an observation, Flight Explorer is checked to determine if it can be identified. If so, the original procedure is followed. If the jet does not appear on Flight Explorer an unidentified observation is recorded. The trail left is observed over time to gauge the persistence. The persistence from these flights is difficult to measure due to the scale of persistence. While most confirmed contrails are less than 30 seconds and can be measured multiple times for accuracy, these trails last on a scale measured in hours. The observed trails continue to exist until the upper-level winds have blown them out of sight. One highly persistent trail was measured for as long as it could be viewed from one location at well over 5 hours of persistence. As the exact altitude is not available via Flight Explorer, the atmospheric data that is recorded is taken from the altitude that has the most favorable conditions for contrail persistence at that hour. This provides the "benefit of the doubt" best-case conditions. Degrees of separation at the altitude most favorable for contrail production The Flight Explorer screens for confirmed unidentifiable jets leaving highly persistent trails are presented below in the data collected section. Since the unidentified flights cannot be tracked with Flight Explorer, it is difficult to collect a sufficient volume of data for confirmed unidentifiable flights. To augment the data, an additional process is utilized. Once for each day during the research period that very highly persistent trails were noted, the above process describing use of data from the most favorable contrailing altitude is performed. The data collected via this process constitutes the unconfirmed highly persistent trail observation data, and is also presented below.
Data Collected The following table represents the data collected for each Flight Explorer confirmed contrail observation. Note that this data includes a few observations with no contrail at all, which are useful for establishing threshold values for contrail formation. Length indicates the length of contrail persistence in seconds. Separation represents the degrees of separation between temperature and dewpoint at the given altitude. Altitude is in feet. Type indicates the basic aircraft type. Times marked with a "~" symbol are approximate values.
Flight Explorer Confirmed Contrail Data
The following table represents the confirmed unidentifiable jets that were observed leaving highly persistent trails of several hours or more. Length is a generalized range as the exact value is difficult to determine due to the large scale of persistence. As mentioned in the data collection process, "Sep." representing degrees of separation and "Temp." representing degrees celcius are the best-case values for contrail production for that day. Soundings weren't available for the last two observations. Screen-shots of the display on Flight Explorer and pictures are available for these observations as indicated.
Flight Explorer Confirmed Unidentifiable Leaving Highly Persistent Trails
This final table below is a day-by-day summary of observations over the data collection period.
First is an indication of whether or not skies are generally observable or not, with an "X" indicating overcast conditions. Next is an indication of any precipitation. The next column indicates if any highly persistent trails of several hours persistence were observed. Some of the "X"�s in the Persistent Trail column are linked to photos of the Houston sky for that day. Then the minimum and maximum persistence of any Flight Explorer confirmed contrails for that day are shown. Contrails were generally present every day during the study, although there was at least one day where no contrails could be observed. The next two values are the best-cast contrailing degrees of separation and temperature pair recorded for that day. The final column is a link to the GOES atmospheric sounding diagram for that day. Note that soundings are often not provided by NOAA for overcast days.
Daily Conditions and Highly Persistent Trails
Atmospheric soundings were unavailable from 12/23/2000 to 01/19/2001 due to a hacker attack on NOAA computers.
Some basic statistics for the data collection period:
Visualization of Data This section provides graphs that were created from the data collected during the research period. The first set of graphs are all derived from the Flight Explorer Confirmed Contrail Data.
This chart shows the relative frequency of Flight Explorer confirmed contrails of varying lengths grouped into 30 seconds bins. This chart shows that most (80%) confirmed contrails are 30 seconds of persistence or less.
This chart shows the relative frequency of Flight Explorer confirmed contrails of varying lengths with observations grouped into 5 seconds bins. This chart shows that for the confirmed contrails with 30 seconds of persistence or less, most are in the 6-10 second range.
This graph illustrates the persistence and distribution of Flight Explorer confirmed contrails over the observation period.
This graph shows the temperatures and altitude for all confirmed observations. Regardless of the presence of contrails, the general trend of colder temperatures at higher altitudes can be easily seen.
This graph shows persistence and altitude for all confirmed contrails.
This graph shows separation and altitude for confirmed contrails.
This graph shows separation and altitude with largest sample excluded to provide more detail. Notice that there is a general non-linear trend that larger degree of separation values provide shorter persistence times and smaller degree of separation value provide increasing persistence times. This trend is subject to the variable of temperature, which is shown in the next graph.
This graph is similar to the previous graph but with each observation color-coded by relative temperature. In addition to the confirmed contrail observations graphed in the previous chart, the confirmed observations with no contrail are included. These extra data points appear along the left edge of the graph since their persistence is zero seconds. These observations with no contrail appeared at an altitude that may have had a sufficient humidity, as indicated by the degrees of separation, but not at an altitude cold enough for contrail formation, as can be seen from the red and orange colors indicating warmer temperatures.
The same data as presented in the last graph, but with temperature represented on the x-axis and color-coded by relative persistence. Red indicates longer relative persistence and blue indicates shorter relative persistence. The general trend of more persistence in cold high-humidity conditions is seen. Note that, in this and the preceding graph, points with a speckled appearance represent two samples at the same graph location with different color-coded values.
This plot is a 3D visualization of the confirmed contrail data graphed on three axies: persistence in seconds, degrees of separation and temperature degrees celcius. Those who might be interested can download the 3D Graph application and the datafile to view this model. The model can be rotated with the keyboard or mouse and can be viewed in 3D via various methods. The 3D Plot application may be downloaded from here. Datafile with confirmed contrail data can be downloaded from here.
The following graphs begin to utilize the Flight Explorer Confirmed Unidentifiable Jets data and Daily Conditions data.
Observations of Flight Explorer confirmed contrails and highly persistent trails from jets not appearing on Flight Explorer are graphed for persistence and by date. The persistence of the highly persistent trails is an approximate generalized value of 6 hours, actual persistence could be shorter or longer. The magnitude of persistence makes accurate individual measurements difficult due to logisitical and temporal challenges.
This graph provides a general comparison of conditions on days with cirrus aviaticus/highly persistent trails versus those without. The temperature value represents the temperature that, in conjunction with the associated degrees of separation at that altitude, provided that best conditions for contrailing from the set of atmospheric readings that were recorded for that day as part of this study. The comparison reveals that, with respect to temperature, the conditions under which highly-persistent trails were not seen are very similar to those under which they were seen.
This graph corresponds to the previous except that this indicates the best degrees of separation from the most favorable altitude for contrailing. The separation values seen in both categories overlap for a majority of their span.
All confirmed contrail observations as well as unidentifiable flights are plotted for persistence and separation. The persistence of the trails left by unidentifiable flights is an approximate generalized value as discussed before.
This chart shows the daily conditions during the 105-day observation period. Days are generalized as overcast or not, with an additional indication for the presence of rain. For the observable days the presence of cirrus aviaticus/highly persistent trails is shown. A cursory examination of the data with respect to a correlation of cirrus aviaticus and the presence of precipitation shows no discernable trend.
Trails from Unidentifiable Aircraft The process of collection of data about contrails, such as altitude for use in atmospheric analysis, revealed that the highly persistent trails were being produced by flights that did not appear on Flight Explorer. The inability to gain altitude information and the temporal challenges in measuring their complete persistence impedes an analysis analogous to that for the confirmed contrails; however these factors indicate that this is a unique category of trail. Some comparative attributes:
The unidentifiable flights that are of special interest in this study have been observed to produce two distinct categories of trails. On multiple occasions these two categories of trails have been observed to occur emanating from the same aircraft. The following photos give a visual representation of these two categories:
12/8/00 1:00pm, Houston, TX: Unidentifiable Jet Leaves Highly Persistent Trail Strip and Contrail. The unidentified jet is shown leaving a contrail of 20 seconds on the right side of the photo. Other identified flights at similar altitudes were observed to produce contrails of 10 seconds this day. On the left side of the picture, a highly persistent trail with a length equivalent to about 10 seconds of travel time is left after the plane is gone. The plane continued along its northward vector with the 20-second trail. The trail segment persisted for as long as could be observed as it slowly drifted to the east. At 550 MPH this relatively short segment would be approximately 1.5 miles long.
To view full sequence for this event and more details, click here.
The contrail is similar in magnitude, however slightly longer than the contrails left by identifiable traffic this day. Although the exact altitude, and thus the corresponding atmospheric conditions at that altitude cannot be determined, this contrail has been found to be consistent with specific identifiable traffic during the same hour of the same day and at similar altitudes.
The highly persistent trail is entirely inconsistent with the trends of identified trails observed this day. These highly persistent trails have a persistence more conveniently measured in minutes or hours, as opposed to seconds. The length of persistence of these trails has not been accurately measured due to the fact that they persist for longer than can be observed from a given location. It would be necessary to utilize a vehicle to follow these trails and produce such a measurement, however one highly persistent trail was timed at over 5 hours. This particular measurement was limited by line-of-sight visibility, the actual persistence was longer.
The goal of this research was to determine if there was a type of trail that was inconsistent with normal contrails, especially with regard to increased persistence. What was found is that highly persistent trails that last for many hours were seen above Houston, TX on a majority (60%) of observable days during the data collection period. However during this time period none of the 46 Flight Explorer confirmed contrails observed persisted for over 30 minutes and most contrails were under 30 seconds of persistence. Additionally it was discovered that the jets that were responsible for leaving highly persistent trails that last for hours did not ever appear on Flight Explorer and were documented for 8 separate instances, including one instance with two jets in formation. These unidentifiable jets were found to produce a contrail that was consistent with confirmed contrails during the periods when they weren't leaving highly persistent trails. Highly persistent trails are often seen in the form of isolated relatively short strips, as well as large areas of cirrus aviaticus clouds, but on rare occasions have been seen in totally unique grid and wheel formations.
It is hoped that others will endeavor to repeat these observations and publish their results. By repeating the basic observations for persistence length and whether the flight appears on Flight Explorer, it will be seen whether or not a trend emerges confirming the existence of a unique category of trail. Atmospheric differences due to higher moisture and colder temperatures in different locations will produce greater maximum persistence observed for identifiable traffic. For those in locations with greatest contrailing potential, the task of collecting data on highly persistent trails from unidentifiable flights will be hardest.
In this research I have gone to great lengths to measure and characterize my observations as accurately as possible in order to provide the clearest representation possible given the resources available.
M Steadham
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Excellent Post Above! I like the image of the speaker stopping to allow live blogging / tweeting. I would go so far as to put up a QR Code which would hold a pithy quote, recommended hashtag, and a link to your hosted content on that specific topic of your presentation (including call to actions) for them to link to from their live-blogging event post.


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I hate this phone so bad I'm going to lose all of my friends because of it
Yeah...you probably will...
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NJ Gov. Christie vetoes gay marriage bill as vowed
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LAS VEGAS - Earlier this year, a disgruntled reseller leaked the source code for version 2.0 of the RIG exploit kit.
Since then, the RIG's author has released version 3.0, which was recently discovered by researchers from Trustwave's Spider Labs. The latest version uses malvertising in order to deliver a majority of its traffic, infecting some 1.25 million systems to date.
There have been a few notable changes made to RIG between versions, including a cleaner control panel that's easier to navigate, changes to the URL structure used by the kit that helps it avoid detection, and a security structure that prevents unauthenticated users from accessing internal files – clearly implemented to avoid leaks such as the one that exposed the source code for the previous version.
Moreover, payloads are now stored in the database. Previously, the files were stored in a folder on the administration server, but now they're only accessible via the control panel - preventing execution on the server.
In order to deal with DDoS attacks, the RIG author has taken to using CloudFlare services, which has helped it remain online despite constant attack.
Spider Labs researchers observed two instances of RIG 3.0. According to their figures, the kit has recorded more than 3.5 million hits, resulting in 1.25 million successful infections.
This created a daily infection average of 27,000 systems, largely due to the number of Adobe Flash exploits leveraged by the kit – including the exploits discovered in the cache of files leaked after Hacking Team was compromised (CVE-2015-5119, CVE-2015-5122). In addition, RIG is also using CVE-2013-2551 and CVE-2014-6332 to target Internet Explorer. When it comes to the victims, Vietnam, followed by Indonesia, Thailand, Brazil, and Turkey are the most infected locations during the time researchers observed the exploit kit in action.
The infrastructure used by RIG 3.0 is similar to what the previous version used, however the changes made to the kit have impacted detection. Since it was discovered, many vendors have failed to flag the URLs used by the exploit delivery servers.
While observing the instances, researchers determined that nearly 70 percent of the traffic being delivered to RIG could be directly linked to a number of malicious ad campaigns.
Arseny Levin, Lead Security Researcher at Trustwave, said that many of the malvertising runs were staged from a number of smaller ad networks, which at the time had no idea they were being used by criminals.
"Criminals will seek out the cheapest ad providers where they can place their malicious ads and turn that cheap traffic into infections using exploit kits. For the criminal- these infections are their profit so it makes sense, financially, to go to the lowest ad providers down the chain," he said.
One of the victimized ad networks is buy-targeted-traffic.com, which enables customers to selectively target who their ads will be shown to, including browser type, geography, operating system type, and more. Since RIG only targets Internet Explorer users, this feature was perfect for the malvertising run, since it enabled victim screening.
For as little as 0.20 cents, a RIG customer can purchase 1,000 ad impressions on low-end websites, delivering steady traffic that runs under the radar.
"According to the referrers [registered by the kit], many large websites were abused by malvertising campaigns in order to redirect visitors to the RIG exploit kit, these include large news sites, investment consulting firms, IT solution provides, etc. all ranked in Alexa's top 3000," Levin explained in a blog post.
The larger websites were snared by the campaign despite having no direct relationship with the abused ad networks. This due to how advertisement bidding works, Levin said.
"When a large legitimate advertising network doesn't have a high-end advertisement to display, it turns to affiliates who offer ads for lower prices, in these low price ranges exploit kits such as RIG can find hits for fairly low prices."
Big fish in a big pond:
While watching the active campaigns on the RIG servers, the researchers noticed that just one customer accounted for more than 70 percent of the observed infections. This customer jumped to the top spot by delivering the Tofsee spam bot.
The variant of Tofsee used by the customer attempted to send 1 million emails a day from a single infected system, but only about 2,000 of them were actually sent. Crunching the numbers, Spider Labs researchers determined that the client was conservatively earning $60,000 to $100,000 USD per month.
"The average of 80,000 USD is not too shabby by all counts, right? That is, if you don't mind being a criminal," Levin said.
The continued existence of RIG and the popularity the exploit kit enjoys in the criminal marketplace proves that as long as there are willing customers, this turnkey business will continue to thrive.
"It seems that exploit kits, much like the mythological hydra, just keep coming back. Chopping off one head merely grows two new ones to replace it. They are growing more accurate, more sophisticated, and worst of all, more widespread," Levin concluded.
This story, "Newest RIG exploit kit driven by malicious advertising" was originally published by CSO.


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Frontline Club: Vaughan Smith Double Bill
The Conflict | Reportage initiative at EIFF65 is in association with Frontline Club, a London hub for a diverse group of people united by their passion for the independent journalism founded by Vaughan Smith. During the 1990s Vaughan worked as an award-winning independent cameraman and video news journalist covering the wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, Bosnia, Chechnya and Kosovo for Frontline Television News. Frontline members put themselves in great danger, and eight were killed while working in the field. A former British Army officer, Vaughan was shot twice but escaped both times with light injuries. Vaughan opened the Frontline Club, an institution to champion high quality journalism, in 2003. We are pleased to have Vaughan as our honoured guest for the final weekend of the Conflict | Reportage initiative, and are screening a double bill of his documentary films; 'Shooting Robert King' and his latest film 'Blood and Dust'.
Shooting Robert King, 18, (2008) 80'
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Shooting Robert King, is a unique and personal journey, a film which follows him over 15 years and through three wars.
Sarajevo in 1993, Robert King is a 23-year-old Art College graduate who dreams of a Pulitzer Prize, and is prepared to dodge bullets on the front line to get it. Battling to make a name for himself in this competitive and dangerous industry, Robert perseveres and over time manages to make the front covers of various global media titles. Over 15 years 'Shooting Robert King' records Robert's life from boy to man, to husband and father. It is a biography, which leads from reckless naivety to maturity hardened by war and softened by family. It is a story, which forces Robert to inevitably question why he chose a profession, which involves an endless trail of death and destruction.
Blood and Dust, (2011) 25'
Directed and produced by Vaughan Smith
Dramatic new film recording life and death with an American helicopter medevac unit in Southern Afghanistan.
Freelance filmmaker Vaughan Smith spent two weeks embedded with the US Army's 214th Aviation Regiment in Afghanistan at the end of 2010. The film, produced for Al Jazeera's People & Power series, follows the trials of a US military air ambulance crew as they attempt to save the lives of soldiers, local nationals and Taliban fighters alike.
Vaughan said "I have done a fair number of military embeds in Afghanistan over the last few years," says Smith, "but was concerned that I hadn't filmed the suffering of war, just its machinery."
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Prosecutors charged Brandon Roses against the objections of his parents, who insist he did not mean to kill five-year-old Charolette. "A nine-year- old cannot even comprehend taking somebody's life on purpose," said Brandon's mother, Laurel Roses. The court was deciding yesterday whether Brandon should be removed from his home for psychiatric evaluation. His family wants him to stay while he gets counselling.
Mrs Roses testified on Wednesday that she left Brandon in charge of his sister and six-year-old brother on 23 June while she took their three older siblings to a dance rehearsal. Brandon became annoyed with Charolette and told her to go to her room, but she refused.
He then took the empty rifle from his father's closet and loaded it with shells that he found in a cupboard
Brandon, seated at the defence table with his father, looked bewildered. "This is a real sensitive little boy, and they're just destroying his life," said Brandon's grandfather, Ramon House.
But Detective Craig Roberts testified that Brandon's teacher said he had become confrontational over minor issues in the months before the shooting."The family was an accident waiting to happen," Mr Roberts recalled the teacher as saying.
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Little Creatures
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Jun 11, 2011
Anyway, our flight from Sydney to Melb was on Tiger Airways which is an even more discount airline than Jet Star which we'd been flying up until now. We were worried that they'd charge us to check in (they had signs saying you had to pay to check in at the desk) but the lady was really nice and didn't charge us and even gave us the exit row for free. We enjoyed the free internet while waiting to board and otherwise the flight was completely uneventful and on time. What was strange was the terminal in Melb – it was all outside and there were port-a-potty bathrooms in the outdoor luggage claim. I guess you get what you pay for! Macca had told us she'd be there to pick us up and shortly after we arrived she pulled up with a station wagon and her partner Phi and we were off! We first dropped Adam and Ken off downtown at the Westin as they were staying there, and then Macca and Phi took us out to Macca's house which is in a neighborhood about 8K from the city (although they consider that a suburb). We dropped our things in their spare bedroom and Trash Bin met up with us and we all headed back towards downtown but first wanted lunch. It was great to see our friends again after a few months and what was funny was that their hair and clothes had changed but Dave and I looked exactly the same (save Dave's beard) and we were in the same clothes. Ahh, the life of a backpacker!
Anyway, we walked a few short blocks to the tram stop and took the tram about 15 minutes towards the city to a cute little neighborhood with shops and cafes and stopped in a brewery for lunch. It was called Little Creatures and we enjoyed the beer and gastro-pub type food. I had a lamb curry with flatbread and Dave had pizza (again). We got to know Phi a bit also and since she works in the theater world she was proving to be quite the tour guide right off the bat. We had good fun catching up.
We then hopped back on the tram and headed downtown to meet up with Ken and Adam. We got a brief tour of downtown and city hall and then all got back on a different tram and headed to St. Kilda beach. It was cold and windy but you could still see sunset so we walked along the bike/running path to an area with shops and cafes and stopped in to one restaurant for a drink while watching sunset. It was a really cute little beach area and my favorite part was that our tour was constantly focused on where the drug dealers, halfway houses and other areas of importance to police officers were located. We weren't hungry for dinner yet so headed up to an area with shopping and several cake shops with the most tempting window displays.
We decided to head to the area along the river for dinner so took the tram to the nearest stop and walked through the casino on the way. A group this size (there were 7 of us now) can't just walk through a casino without stopping so Phi and Macca played the big wheel game a few times and Dave then got interested but then everyone lost so the game was over. We finally managed to pull everyone together and continue along the river to a restaurant called Butter Bread that was offering 2 for 1 drink specials and had a good menu. The drinks were good and it was a fun trendy place where we could all sit together but the service was painfully slow. That gave us a chance to play a few rounds of Sporcle on the ipods and iphones. For those of you who may not know, Sporcle is a trivia game so playing in a big group is fun. Eventually our food came (I enjoyed pumpkin gnocchi and Dave enjoyed smoked chicken risotto, both excellent). If you haven't noticed we've been eating and drinking a lot in Melb which is apparently the thing to do here! We stayed so long at the restaurant that it was late so we called it a night and all went back to our respective hotels/homes for the evening.


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The standard measurement for office space in this area is around sqft. Most properties in this area are around 4 stories. Most buildings in this region were built in 1978 and are Class A.
Not much of the real estate is used for commercial space, so it might be hard to find office space. Finance and insurance are the dominant industries in this region. Most of the occupants of College Hill work from home. Commuting around 15 minutes a day is the norm for those who opt to reside in this part of town.
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The Hollywood Reporter is reporting that Ryan Gosling has signed to star in a film adaptation of the 1967 science fiction thriller Logan's Run by William F. Nolan and George Clayton Johnson. The book was previously made into a 1976 film also titled Logan's Run.
Nicolas Winding Refn (Miss Marple: Nemesis, Valhalla Rising) is set to direct a screenplay by Alex Garland, which is said to follow the novel much closer than the earlier film.
The book is set in the 22nd century, where the planet's population and its consumption of natural resources is maintained in equilibrium by managing the birth and death rates of its citizens. People who refuse to voluntarily submit to termination on their specified date, who become Runners, are chased down by Sandmen, whose job it is to execute them. But when a Sandman named Logan 3 reaches his termination age, he, too, becomes a Runner, determined to escape to a mythical place called Sanctuary, where one can live their life out freely.
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Canadian Government Aims to Reject Thousands of Applications
2012-04-02I would never have believed it had I not read it myself.
The Canadian government is aiming to reject / eliminate all Federal Skilled Worker applications submitted prior to February 2008.
The reason? It's been so long that it would be difficult for the visa officer to assess the file, and in any case, criteria have changed and those applications are just not as relevant to current immigration policy as newer applications.
Of course as all applicants know, the delays in processing since 2008 (and before) are entirely the fault of the government who did not provide the resources to process those applications in a timely fashion, when they were relevant to the economic needs of the country and qualified under those previous rules.
I really sympathize with those applicants. Although they will be receiving a refund of their application fees, many of them spent thousands more on advice from immigration lawyers that can not be recovered (and won't be paid by the government).
Even more, those applicants will not likely qualify now under the more restrictive skilled worker rules where qualifying occupations are severely limited. These people applied in good faith under the existing rules at the time and to have an application rejected out of hand (under no fault of the applicant) is not acceptable.
This will create a black eye for the immigration system. Potential applicants may think twice in future – who knows if their application will be processed or simply rejected years later?
The government will have to work hard to regain the trust of potential applicants by processing files in weeks or months instead of years, and processing applications under the rules which they applied.
Ultimately, I think the changes coming to the system are positive, but dealing with previous applications by simply rejecting them is unfair and unjust – and not what Canada is known for around the world.
I'm still hopeful the Canadian government will re-think this policy.
Here's a link to a CBC article on the topic.
rejecting skill worker files who applied before 2008 is unfair and illogical .please revise it. we planed for immigration and this decision ruines all of our plans ,efforts and expenditures that we made.All of us are educated , qualified and experienced and we have children whose future are important to us.I beg you rethink and revise your decision!!!!!!!!


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Wednesday, March 14, 2012
☞ INTRODUCING: Lenox Social Facade Finishes
The plywood fence finally went down at the Lenox Social and a Bespoke reader took a photo of the newly painted facade that has been newly revealed. Black classic woodwork now accents this corner storefront at Lenox and 126th Street along with red accent awning. This entire section was once a moderate looking row of commercial spaces but now the new proprietors have invested in a look that is contextual with the history of the building it resides within. New business such as the Red Rooster and Chez Lucienne should help this corner of upper Lenox take off while old timers such as Sylvia's will bring in the tourist crowds. In the meantime, the adjacent lounge appears to be really slow in setting an opening date: LINK
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- mike212March 14, 2012 at 10:09 AM
Awesome!! love it!!
welcome uptown people!!!!
much success. Excellent, classy with old world joinery, looks great. The roll out awning indicates sidewalk seating, this will help Lenox Social to be noticed and attract customers from afar. Also, being a frontage, it sets the tone for both the Lenox block and 126th street block. This is a game changer for this long time neglected block and a significant addition to the booming upper Lenox. I wish them much success.
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Why could the guys from Bleu Violin not have done something like this. This is simply brilliant and I thank Marcus for setting the tone!!
I will be there often. Welcome Lenox Social!!!! Yeah, Lenox keeps gathering momentum from 115th - 130th. Marcus definitely deserves a lot of credit for keeping the ball rolling.
For anybody out there who wants to see an incredible basement/supper club type of area, drop into Red Rooster on Friday. They are opening the renovated space up downstairs and after seeing it last night I am still blown away. I can be a little bit cynical at times, but this was truly like stepping back in time with quite astounding attention to detail.RepliesStopped by for St. Patties Day and Lenox Social was open after 6 p.m. The interior is amazing! Really well done and so chill! Met the owner who said she lives on 126th and just wanted a place where people could hang without pretense. Couldn't agree more! And Lenox Social is right on the mark! Lovedit.


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I was originally turned down by the va for PTSD because they would not accept my stressor. i later head of the combat action ribbon that is awarded to Marines and Navy personell that were involved in combat.i and 2 of my friends who were grunts in nam had never even heard of this award.I applied for it through my local congressmans office to the naval personell dept that handles awards. i was eligible and recieved the ribbon in just 6 weeks.the VA accepts this as conclusive proof of a stressor.if anyone is getting the runaround,apply for this ribbon.hope this helps .
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People buying a broom cupboard or a hole in the ground in central London will no longer have to pay stamp duty, said Alastair Darling in his budget speech today
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Saturday, May 19, 2012
Zoology Circles
I finished my Zoology Circles Quilt last night.
I was inspired by the cover quilt of Jessica Levitt's "modern mix" book. I didn't follow the instructions though. I used raw edge applique instead of turning under the edges and I only used one background fabric.
I chose a striped fabric for the backing and added my name tag in the lower left hand corner
(together with a little owl that was left from the top)
Detail of my FMQ. First time I quilted circles and I'm glad I did.
I really like the feel and the look.
Folded up and ready to use!!!
I simply love Ann Kelle's fabrics so be prepared to see more of it in the near future :o)
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I started a new triangle shawlette (Travelling Woman) now featured on Ravelry as a KAL. I am using some Coopworth handspun and dyed yarn. It is a fast knit after working with the laceweight yarns!
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The pineapple is small but ripening just the same!