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The moment seemed to go in slow motion from that point. I felt myself drawing closer to the ground with each passing second, when suddenly, the well dressed man lunged forward, his arms snaking around my waist and holding me fast, tight against his own body. In that moment, with his arms around me, I lost my sense for a second.
My world righted in this stranger's arms, figuratively and literally, it was the strangest sensation … I looked into his face, my apologies and thanks dying in my mind as I choked on a gasp at what I saw and hadn't noticed before in my haste.
I was stunned, totally and completely. He could have easily starred in one of my favorite bodice busters as the tall, dark, dangerous and intensely enthralling hero. He was a picture of pure masculinity. Power radiated from him in droves, most likely culminated by the respect his attention grabbing presence commanded.
His black as night hair was cut and styled short on his head, looking soft and touchable, making me want to shamelessly delve my hands into its thickness. It framed a face that was exquisitely breathtaking, with its stark planes and angles, a sensual mouth, perfectly straight nose and riveting ice blue eyes.
He filled out his suit with mouthwatering, toned perfection. His athletic physique apparent even underneath his tasteful three-piece suit. Well … what had been a tasteful suit before my thermos had exploded coffee everywhere.
But nevertheless, the dark stain in no way detracted from his shear sexiness. The designer wear his person boasted causing one to fantasize of washboard abs and from the strength of his unyielding grip on me, bulging biceps, temptingly hidden from view beneath the covering the layers of his clothing provided.
He also smelled amazing, scrumptious really. Cologne, I guessed, which was surprising because I'd never liked the smell of cologne. The various fragrances always cloying and too thick.
This man's made me want to breathe in deep, to wallow in it and as I took all of this in, I became increasingly aware of his body pressed hard against mine. This sent an altogether different sort of awareness rippling through me and made my toes to curl on the cold marble floor.
His eyes bored deep into my own, scorching with a wintry, compelling heat, then suddenly, slowly, his full lips tipped upward slightly. Forming a sexy smirk that couldn't be described as anything but knowing.
Damn. He knew the effect he was having on me. But of course he did, he probably expected it. He was gorgeous. Savagely so. I took a deep breath, partially to get my bearings and bring order to my haywire thoughts and the other part … to breathe him in.
"I am so sorry, I wasn't thinking." I said, cursing myself for sounding so breathless but caught up in his arms the way I was, my hands resting lightly on his upper arms which were corded with strength and muscle, there wasn't much else I could do. I tried to step away, remembering the reason why this whole mess occurred in the first place, my being late which by now I most certainly was, but was caught back by the steel bands of his arms that were still wrapped tight around me.
The man eyed me speculatively, "It's just a stain. Nothing that won't wash out." Mmm … his voice was heaven. A low, warm rumble that wrapped itself like silken threads, tight around me.
A throat was cleared daintily. "Excuse me, Mr. McIntyre," a woman behind us called out. "Your next meeting is in twenty minutes. Do you need any assistance with … your jacket?" The man whose last name I now knew was McIntyre, one that sounded vaguely familiar, turned slightly to look back at his companions as if he was just remembering they were there.
"Go on ahead," he said, still not yet releasing his iron grip on me and making me feel awkward as his elevator companions began to look our compromising position over curiously. "My driver will see me there and no Ida, but thank you. Tell our associates that I was a bit … inconvenienced and will arrive shortly."
I cringed slightly at the suggestive way he slid over that word. Knowing quite well that I was the inconvenience and instantly bummed that was how this amazing specimen of a man viewed me not even within two minutes of our acquaintance.
His companions nodded and filed around us and out of the building. The only woman in the group, whom I guessed must have been the one who'd spoken up, looked back at us. Her eyes narrowing ever so slightly when they came to rest on me. Then she turned on her heel and strode gracefully out through the revolving doors.
Realizing that Mr. McIntyre and myself were now alone, aside from the receptionist who was looking on and minding her own business, I tensed. Waiting for what would come next.
"Why aren't you wearing any shoes?" That voice, curling around me seductively with every word and so easily stealing my coherence, which was vital around a man like this one.
"Umm … I took them off because I was running here." I squirmed in his grip, avoiding his eyes, but he still did not release me.
"You ran here and you didn't think to bring running shoes?" He shook his head, a ghost of that sexy grin gracing his already devastating lips. "Can I ask why you felt the need to run?"
At this point, Mr. McIntyre was looking at me like I was the most amusing thing in the room, which I guess I was. He seemed to be enjoying himself in his seemingly subtle way.
"I was going to be late if I didn't," I said, giving another experimental squirm and coming up with the same results as my previous attempts. "Not that it really matters now …"
He eyed me silently for a second while I studiously avoided his gaze, staring across the room at a potted plant I'd never thought was so extremely interesting until now.
"Is this your first day?" He asked softly, moving himself into my line of vision. I was taken aback. How in the world could he know that?
"Yes, how …"
"I've just successfully bought this company. It's my job to know its coming and goings." At last, he looked away, glancing across the lobby. "Who is it that you work under?"
Taken by surprise yet again as I was at present still trying to wrap my head around the fact that this man owned the company I worked for … and that I'd spilled coffee on him. Why wasn't he cutting my legs out from under me right now? He didn't even seemed angry which was strange … because I knew for a fact that if someone had soiled one of my Armani suits, I'd be fuming.
"Hatter …," I said quietly, confused and wary of stepping into a trap.
McIntyre nodded, releasing me only to place his hand at the small of my back - coaxing the embers of an already scorching heat, that was slowly beginning to spread its way through my body- guiding me toward the elevators. As we were waiting for the next car, his hand never straying from my person, a wave of forgotten knowledge overtook me, making my eyes widen. Mr. McIntyre just bought my company … as in Jonah McIntyre, one the youngest, most successful entrepreneurs in all of the United States. I'd just spilt coffee on a multi-billionaire …


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- Pamela Gordon said...
There is nothing like fresh tomatoes warmed by the summer sun. Yum!
- March 13, 2013 at 3:31 PM
- The Farmers Daughter said...
Well, come on over to the Farmhouse! There's plenty of spring here! lol Truthfully, it's a bit chilly but the sun is shining and makes it feel much warmer! John's out tilling the garden right now! Suppose to be in the 60s this weekend. If so, we'll be planting a few things ourselves. My hands are itching to play in the dirt!
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- March 13, 2013 at 4:06 PM
- Our Neck of the Woods said...
I'm so ready, too! I see you have tomatillos there - we are planting them for the first time this year. They are purple tomatillos!
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I planted a few seeds this morning too! We WILL be ready if/when spring arrives! lol..
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I never have good luck with seeds. You must have the touch!
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Looks like you are ready to bring in the spring and garden. Nothing better then fresh veggie you grew yourself.
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I let my fingers trail along the worn book jackets, taking in the peeling gold writing which declared that this collection was written by Jane Austen. It was an entire collection of her works. My hands itched towards my purse, but I knew I couldn't buy the books now. It would be too difficult to carry them in to the theatre and on to the bus. I let my fingers fall from the texts. Besides, I didn't need them; I already had an almost full collection. I sighed and continued my hunt for something new to read. I heard the shop bell go, a twinkling sound that made me smile. This shop was so peaceful, and the smell of books filled the air, mixed with the scents given off from the candles. If I wasn't a teacher, I would own a shop like this I thought. I could imagine waking up every day to open this place up. A small book caught my attention on a high shelf. I reached for it, but my fingers brushed the shelf, unable to reach the actual book. Suddenly a hand appeared and took the book from the shelf.
"Oh, thank you..." I said gratefully, turning to see who was handing me the book. Charlie stood in front of me, smiling. "Oh. Hello Charlie."
"Hey. I thought I might find you here."
"You were looking for me?"
"Sort of. I just wanted to say that Gemma is feeling much better now."
"I'm glad."
"In fact, she's feeling so well that she's been dragging me in to shops full of clothes that I don't want to wear."
"I know the feeling." I smiled. "Do you like reading outside of school?" I asked, gesturing round at the shop.
"I love it. I think the best part is curling up in a comfy chair, or in bed with a book that you can lose yourself in. It helps me to escape from real life for a while." She glanced at my face and blushed. "I sound silly."
"No, I understand exactly what you mean. Like, when you read about someone else's life, yours doesn't matter so much, and all the things that are troubling you seem trivial to what the character is going through."
"Exactly!" We smiled at each other, and I thought how nice it was to find a young person with such a great respect for literature.
I looked down at the book Charlie had reached for me. It was The Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett, a favourite of mine when I was younger. The book looked exactly like mine used to, before I'd had to leave it behind in my parents' house.
"Are you ok?" Charlie asked. Her face showed concern, and I realised my face must have given away how upset I was with the memory of my childhood.
"I'm fine. This used to be a favourite of mine when I was little, but I haven't read it for years. I was just thinking what a shame that is."
"What is it?" She asked. I showed her the cover and she smiled. "I've heard of Frances Hodgson Burnett, and The Little Princess, but I've never read it."
"You should. I tell you what, after I've read it again, you can borrow it if you want."
"I'd like that." She smiled at me again, and I found myself feeling completely at ease with her. If it wasn't for the fact she was a student, I was sure we'd be good friends.
The sound of a clock chiming made me realise that we had a schedule to keep to. I checked my watch and saw that we only had ten minutes before our announced meeting time. Jen would be looking for me.
"Charlie if we don't leave right now we're going to be late. Come on, let's go." I paid for the book at the counter, and then Charlie and I exited in to the street. Jen was in the process of making her way across the street towards the shop.
"Sum... Miss Gregory, you do realise we're going to be late don't you?" She smiled at Charlie and began leading the way down the road. I rolled my eyes at Charlie who giggled, and then we began to follow Jen down the road.
"Charlie, you didn't leave Gemma on her own did you?"
"No, we were in a big group. She'll be ok." Charlie's hand went in to her pocket and pulled out her phone. "That's her now." She picked up. "Hey Gemma....I'm coming now... It's ok I'm with Miss Gregory and Miss Richards... Ok see ya."
"I guess they're already there then?"
"Yes. Gemma says that most people are."
"Ah well, it's the teachers prerogative to be late." We grinned and hurried to catch up with Jen, who was marching at rather a brisk pace through the crowds culminating near the theatre.


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A Talk Back/Q&A with the cast will take place after the first Friday performance of each production.
Written by: by Moisés Kaufman and the members of Tectonic Theater Project | Directed by: Heather Hicks
A Studio Series Production
TheatreSpace (Fairfax) - Oct. 6, 7 & 8, 8 pm, Oct. 8 & 9, 2 pm
Gregory Family Theater (Manassas) - Oct. 13, 14 & 15, 8 pm, Oct. 15, 2 pm
In October 1998, Matthew Shepard was viciously beaten, tied to a fence, and left to die on the outskirts of Laramie, Wyoming. Following the attack, Moisés Kaufman and the members of Tectonic Theater Project conducted interviews with hundreds of Laramie residents. These interviews were used to create this emotionally charged story that will leave you considering the past, present, and hope for a better future.
Tickets: $20 general admission; $10 students, staff, seniors and groups
Single Tickets available August 1, 2016.
Written by: Bertolt Brecht, Music by Kurt Weill, Translation by Michael Feingold | Directed by: Directed by Ken Elston; Musical Direction by Dennis M. Layendecker
A Mainstage Production
Center for the Arts Concert Hall (Fairfax) - Oct. 27-29, 8 pm, Oct. 29, 2 pm & Oct. 30, 4 pm
Merchant Hall (Manassas) - Nov. 3, 4 & 5, 8 pm, Nov. 5, 2 pm
Heavily inspired by John Gay's acclaimed Beggar's Opera, Brecht and Weill teamed up to create this daring social satire that would also prove their most popular. Haunted by spirits of the German Music Hall, this perennial Broadway favorite offers much more than the popular ballads, "Mack the Knife" and "Pirate Jenny." Wartime camaraderie and sacrifices set the stage for this humorous examination of class struggle and sexual politics in Post-WWI New York City.
Tickets: $30 general admission; $15 students, staff, seniors and groups
Single Tickets available August 1, 2016.
Written by: William Shakespeare | Directed by: Mia Amado
A Studio Series Production
TheaterSpace (Fairfax) - Nov. 17, 18, & 19, 8 pm & Nov. 19 & 20, 2 pm
Shakespeare's celebrated comedy follows three couples as their stories intertwine with the artistic pursuits of the "rude mechanicals" and the domestic dispute between Titania and Oberon, which has shocked the fairy world. Few can resist the power of dreams, or the pranks of young Puck, but if chaos is ever to be restored—in the fairies' world or ours—the lovers must wake up to each other and forgive.
Tickets: $20 general admission; $10 students, staff, seniors and groups
Single Tickets available August 1, 2016.
Directed by Rick Davis; Musical Director: Joseph Walsh
Harris Theatre (Fairfax) - Feb. 17 & 18, 8 pm
Gregory Family Theatre (Manassas) - Feb. 24 & 25, 8 pm
Enjoy a variety sampler of Gilbert and Sullivan's "Savoy Operas," masterpieces of musical theater that embodied—and helped create—the manners, mores, and style of late Victorian London. Get a glimpse inside the artistic process at this partially staged performance "in workshop" that includes insightful commentary on comedy and satire and excerpts from well-known operettas such as Pirates of Penzance and The Mikado along with lesser-known works like Ruddigore and Patience. This event launches Mason's Year of Gilbert and Sullivan Celebration.
Tickets: $20 general admission; $10 students, staff, seniors and groups
Single Tickets available August 1, 2016.
Book and Lyrics by Tom Jones, Music by Harvey Schmidt | Directed by: Hayley Dandreaux
A Studio Series Production
Harris Theatre (Fairfax) - Mar. 2-4, 8 pm, Mar. 4 & 5, 2 pm
Gregory Family Theatre (Manassas) - Mar. 9-11, 8 pm, Mar. 11, 2 pm
Inspired by The Romancers by Edmond Rostand, The Fantasticks tells the charming musical tale of a boy, a girl, their parents, and the wall that keeps the lovers apart. The narrator, El Gallo, takes the audience on a magical journey as the boy and girl fall in love, grow apart, and discover the truth that "without a hurt, the heart is hollow."
Tickets: $20 general admission; $10 students, staff, seniors and groups
Single Tickets available August 1, 2016.
Adapted from Nikolai Gogol by Kristin Johnsen-Neshati and David Gaines | Directed by: Kristin Johnsen-Neshati; Movement Direction by David Gaines
A Mainstage Production
TheatreSpace (Fairfax) - Mar. 30-Apr. 1, Apr. 6-8, 8 pm, Apr. 1, 8 & 9, 2 pm
In the Petersburg Tales, Gogol depicts a 19th-century Russian capital that's surreal but recognizable, ridiculous and grotesque. Whether it's beauty, wealth, or social position you're after, you can find it in Petersburg—but you can lose it, too. This original, highly physical piece distills some of Gogol's best loved stories about a city where a nose can go missing, a clerk can turn king, and a man can find true love in a piece of outerwear.
Tickets: $25 general admission; $15 students, staff, seniors and groups
Single Tickets available August 1, 2016.
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The American West is parched. We were warned as early as the 1870s by John Wesley Powell, soldier, ethnologist, and director of the U.S. Geological Service. Uniting students and faculty from the sciences, arts, and humanities, the Project examines the "River of American History," whose tributaries include science, policy and finance, in an effort to understand why Powell's recommendations were ignored, and whether there are contemporary parallels to past centuries' willful rejection of sound scientific guidance. Presented in cooperation with the School of Theater's STEAM at Mason initiative.
Admission is free.
Center for the Arts Concert Hall (Fairfax) - Oct. 16, 7 pm
Also presented in cooperation with STEAM at Mason, this exciting original work celebrates the spirit of American innovation with narration, dramatic visuals, lively dance and the swinging big-band sound of the Metropolitan Jazz Orchestra. The intertwined histories of America's two most iconic innovations — jazz and aviation — are explored in this special performance. (Part of the Great Performances at Mason 2016-2017 Season - Learn more)
Tickets: $46, $39, $28 - Single Tickets available August 1, 2016. Subscribe now and save!
TheatreSpace (Fairfax) - Dec. 3, 8 pm
This staged reading, performed by Mason Musical Theater students, will be a first glimpse at an original musical by Paul Reisler, working with children as co-composers and lyricists for the not-for-profit Kid Pan Alley. Through creative learning and expression workshops, Kid Pan Alley's songs have won Grammy nominations, WAMMIE and Parent's Choice Awards, and have been recorded by such artists as Delbert McClinton, Cracker, Sissy Spacek, Amy Grant, and many more. The score will be drawn from the best KPA songs created over the last 18 years.
Tickets: Pay What You Can (increments of $5 only, please) - Single Tickets available August 1, 2016.
TheatreSpace (Fairfax) - Feb. 4, 8 pm
The Mason Cabaret explores composers and lyricists who have left an indelible mark on Broadway and the American Musical. Enjoy traditional Broadway hits paired with new favorites from the Musical Theater repertoire, as performed by Mason's emerging stars!
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Tickets: $30 - Single Tickets available August 1, 2016.
TheatreSpace (Fairfax) - Apr. 28 & 29, 8 pm, Apr. 29, 2 pm
Our celebration of original student work continues! Student playwrights, directors, actors and dramaturgs take part in a ten-day creative journey culminating in a festive event that shines a light on the storytellers of the next generation.
Tickets: $20 general admission; $10 students, staff, seniors and groups
Single Tickets available August 1, 2016.
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The Film and Philosophy MA offers a structured analysis of the relationship between film and philosophy, be it in terms of philosophical treatments of film (as an art form or through particular films) or the power of film itself to create philosophy.
We offer a unique programme that provides the best interdisciplinary context in which to study film and philosophy – superior to those available elsewhere – on account of our comprehensive expertise in film and 'continental' philosophy. This differentiation highlights Kingston University as the best destination for this area of study.
It enables you to explore current and emerging discourses within the fields of film theory and philosophy, engaging with theoretical concerns at the forefront of visual culture, art theory, moving image media and critical theory.
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Film and Philosophy explores the many ways in which philosophy and film can form a productive relationship. It looks at how cinema can be used to teach philosophy, to reflect philosophy and to create philosophy. It also looks at the way in which film can be placed within the context of philosophical aesthetics, forming a conceptual bridge with the philosophy lectures on the Philosophy of Art History, Art Theory and Recent French Philosophy, as well as the film studies lectures on the avant-garde.
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Based on a study of artists' texts, art criticism, art history and philosophical writings on art, this module comprises a critical examination of the legacy and possibilities of modernist and avant-garde criticism in contemporary art theory. As well as introducing students to some of the major texts and ideas in these traditions of art theory and art criticism, the modules aims to enable students to reflect critically on works of contemporary art in the light of their study.
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There is an alternative history of cinema to the one written by Hollywood; this module sets out to explore the tremendous range of films made by avant-garde and experimental filmmakers, and to give a sense of cinematic imaginations unconstrained by the vicissitudes of commerce and conformity. The module will provide both a broad survey of the historical avant-garde, and to explore contemporary developments in experimental film and video.
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Finding comets on SOHO images
Updated 2017 January 16
This tutorial relates to the presentation on the same subject.
the Solar & Heliospheric Observatory, is a
project of international collaboration between ESA and NASA to study the Sun from its deep core
to the outer corona and the solar wind. SOHO was launched on December 2, 1995.
The SOHO spacecraft was built in Europe by an industry team led by prime
contractor Matra Marconi Space (now EADS Astrium) under overall management by
As shown in Figure 1 below the spacecraft is located at the First Lagrangian Point (L1) approximately 1.5 million km from Earth in the direction of the Sun.
Figure 1, Location of the SOHO spacecraft
Of interest to comet hunters are the two Large Angle and Spectrometric Coronagraph Experiment (LASCO) cameras, C2 and C3. There was a third, C1, but this 'died' in 1988 when contact with SOHO was lost for a while.
Figure 2. C2 image, 1.5 to 6 solar radii
Figure 3. C3 image, 3.5 to 30 solar radii
Sungrazers, etc.
There are four groups of Sungrazing comets;
- Kracht, Marsden and Meyer groups, sungrazers, proper, have perihelion distances <2 solar radii and do not survive perihelion passage
- Kreutz group, sunskirters, have perihelion distances between 6 and 12 solar radii and do survive perihelion passage
- Sunplungers, an informal term for those comets which, as the name suggests, do actually collide with the Sun.
Returning comets will therefore belong to the Kreutz group and it is believed that this group are fragments of a comet first observed in 214 BC. A paper by Zdenek Sekanina and Paul Chodas can be found at http://iopscience.iop.org/0004-637X/663/1/657/pdf/0004-637X_663_1_657.pdf
Comet hunting
The homepage of the Sungrazer Project is here and the "Official Guide" to SOHO Comet Hunting is here.
The basic steps are;
a) knowing where to look
b) knowing what to look for
c) finding a comet
d) measuring its coordinates
e) checking for previous observations
f) reporting observations
(a) Knowing where to look
The tracks of sungrazer, etc comets vary depending on the time of year. The tracks can be seen at (with an example below each web address);
Figure 4. Kreutz group tracks for June
Figure 5. Meyer group tracks
Figure 6. Meyer group tracks for January
b) Knowing what to look for
To get a good idea of typical comets it is useful to look at recent reports and then call up the relevant images – these comet are mostly quite faint and therefore forewarned is forearmed.
Recent reports can be found here (or linked to from the Sungrazer Project page). A typical report is shown in Table 1
Jun 17 2014 13:01:38
Peiyuan Sun
Further to my post of...
Images: C2; 1024x1024 images.
(0,0) Upper Left.
Kreutz group comet.
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1635 872 958
1648 870 951
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Jun 17 2014 16:40:10
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Confirming comet of:
Images: C2; 1024x1024 images.
(0,0) Upper Left.
Kreutz group comet.
--Rob Matson
Table 1. Discovery report and subsequent confirmation.
Figures 7 and 8 are stills from the movie showing the above reported comet which can be accessed as follows;
From the Sungrazer Project page;
- under Images and Other Links select Real Time images
- under Real time Images select Search and Download Data
On the Search and Download SOHO Near Realtime Data page input the following;
- Image type, LASCO C2
- Resolution, 1024
- Display, Movie
- Start Date, 2014-06-17 (leave End Date and Latest n images blank)
- Search
When the movie has loaded;
- click on Stop
- Enter 72 in Frame Start and 74 in Frame Stop
- click on Start (use the various buttons to vary the image rate, reverse, start, stop, etc)
Figure 7. Screen shot of comet in LASCO C2 image (see Figure 7 for enlargement of bottom right-hand corner of image)
Figure 8. Portion of LASCO C2 image – position of comet is circled.
Images can be loaded into any software package which will allow coordinates to be measured. I have used Astroart which measures from the bottom left – Figure 9.
Figure 9. LASCO C2 image loaded into Astroart for measuring position of suspect comet.
Discovering a comet
Using latest images
From the home page, under Images and Other Links, select Real Time Images.
On The Very Latest SOHO Images page under Data/Archive, Real Time Images select 'Search and Download Data
On the Search and Download SOHO Near Realtime Data page input the following;
- Image type, LASCO C2 or LASCO C3
- Resolution, 1024
- Display, Movie
- enter number of images required in Latest n images box
- Search
If you think you have discovered a comet measure its position on at least five images and report it as described in 'Reporting a potential discovery' below
Using the web based tool
From the home page select Report a SOHO Object and select 'Click here to use a web based tool to measure positions on real-time movies' to bring up the page shown in Figure 10.
Figure 10. Select a LASCO/EIT Real-Time Movie
You will need to enable the Java Console which (in Windows XP) is done from Control Panel/Java/Advanced tab/Java console/enable Show console button.
To display the latest 25 images select;
- File Type JPG (1024 x 1024)
- On-Screen Controls, Yes
- Camera: C2 or C3
- Submit
Measure the positions of the suspected comet on at least 5 images as described below the LASCO C2 or C3 images. Your measurements will be listed in the Java Console window, Figure 11, and can then be entered in the on-line form at the bottom of the Report a SOHO Object page
Figure 11. Java Console window
Reporting a potential discovery
Once the positions of the comet in at least five images have been measured a report can be made using the on-line form at the bottom of the Report a SOHO object page – Figure 12. It is recommended that you check Recent Reports and report accordingly e.g. Potential comet or Confirming comet of… if verifying a previous observer's report.
Figure 12. Example partial report
and finally… I came,
Figure 13 below shows the fateful perihelion passage and movies of that event can be seen here
Figure 13,


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Brian Matusz started the day fourth in the Carolina League in strikeouts with 18 and left the game leading league. Matusz struck out eight Nationals and walked a pair, the second straight game he has accomplished that strikeout and walk line. Matusz also gave up three runs, only two were earned, on six hits. He was helped out by his defense, getting two crucial double plays on lineouts, but felt good about his performance.
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Pedro Florimon hit a chopper that bounced over the Nationals' first baseman, but it was ruled foul. He then grounded into a fielder's choice, but the throw to second sailed over the shortstop's head, so everyone was safe. Billy Rowell scored the first run.
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Four Frederick Keys were hit today, well, three. Kraig Binick was hit twice. He had had a single and just missed an extra base hit as he was Nationals' centerfielder Francisco Plasencia made a great over-the-shoulder catch on the warning track in deep center. The four hit-batsmen was one shy of a Keys record for one game, five were hit in a game in 1997.
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How to get there
Nearest travel links
|Corralejo harbour 1 km
|Car not necessary
Activities near Corralejo
|Golf course on site or within 15 min walk, Tennis in town, Water sports, Horse riding, Waterpark, Fishing
|Great for
|Walking holidays, Nightlife, Beach or lakeside relaxation, Cycling holidays
How to get there
Easy Jet will fly from Stanstead as well as other Major UK airports to Fuerteventura in November 2009 also Monarch flying from October 2009
The earlier you book with Easy jet the cheaper it is.
Airlingus will fly from Dublin to Fuerteventura from October 2009
We are just a easy twenty five minute drive from Fuerteventura airport.
Car hire is cheap and very efficient on the Island as the roads are very good and there is no traffic cost is about £90 for a week. We use CICAR AND autoreisen for car hire.
Taxis always avalble at the airport
Or we can offer you a AIRPORT PICK UP WITH OUR OWN MANAGMENT COMPANY.
Some flight websites you may like to try are www.flythomascook.co.uk www.firstchoice.co. uk,
www.easyjet.com and monarch also iberia
If you need any more information please contact me.


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Detroit - Fri Aug 12th, 2011
August 22, 2011 by debrar027
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What a great night in Detroit!! Sammy and the Wabos were awesome, Kid Rock was the added bonus to the night. Come back soon Sammy, we're waiting
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We are musicians (traditional/folk) living in the South Hams of Devon 3 miles from the sea, in an area of outstanding natural beauty. We are self employed in musical instrument repairs and always in need of more time for our business - the reason we need some help. We live in an old cottage/farmhouse with our 97 year old mother who is quite frail but still has a little independence.
We have 2 dogs - a terrier and a large white Shepherd (both rescued), a Lusitano horse and 8 hens!
We are looking for someone to help who is strong and able and thoroughly practical and who doesn't mind getting wet or dirty on occasions..
We anticipate help for approx 20/25 hours per week - can negotiate the days / times worked - usually approx 4 -4.5 hours per day Mon-Fri and 1 hour Saturday and Sunday.
One person only - we do not have accommodation for more than one volunteer.
If you are interested contact us for a more detailed description of the volunteer work needed at the time.
Assistance aux personnes âgées
Entretien / Bricolage
Aide à la ferme
Aide à la maison
Aide avec les animaux
Aide avec les langues
We would love to meet someone who will offer an extra pair of hands with gardening, tidying the garden areas and outbuildings, looking after the hens, helping with the horse, help with cleaning and housework and occasional B&B.
In the garden there is always lots of weeding to do, plus planting and caring for vegetables etc, general tidying and cutting the grass.
In the house we need help with cleaning, especially when we have B&B guests (not all the time) and this has to be done to a very high standard.
There is always general maintenance to do such as painting here and there, mending things.
We would love to meet someone strong and fit who is happy to muck in with anything for 4 -5 hours per day with lots of free time to enjoy this beautiful area of Devon.
English / a little French
Own double bedroom . Wifi available. Shared bathroom with shower. All meals / food for meals provided - breakfast, lunch and a good evening meal; however we don't supply alcohol, chocolate, snacks, unlimited fruit etc.
Volunteers must be OK with boisterous dogs and generally respect and like animals.
Please note- we eat a mostly vegetarian diet, with some fish and occasionally locally produced meat, so you must be happy with this. Also we love spicy food! ( but can offer alternatives)
We try to do our little bit to help the planet, so are careful with what we use and we recycle as much as possible, so we ask that you do not take long showers or be extravagant with water / electricity etc.
Volunteers must be physically fit and willing to help in all weathers (being England and often wet) and have suitable clothing / footwear for outdoors , and must be able to get up and ready to start work by 9 am.
Breakfast (cereal /toast) and lunch (sandwiches, soup, light meals) are usually do it yourself meals unless I have prepared something, but we do provide a good evening meal when we try to eat together. We will of course provide tea and coffee, soft drinks etc.
All volunteers must have their own insurance against illness and accident.
We would especially welcome musicians/ music lovers and hope you would enjoy coming with us to regular local pub music sessions.
There should be an opportunity to experience some traditional English Morris dancing and traditional music sessions in local pubs. We love to take our guests out to local pubs with us and will them buy the odd drink, but please don't expect us to buy all your drinks!
There could be an opportunity for riding for a very experienced sensitive rider ( in your free time) - our Lusitano mare is not suitable for a novice to ride.
We appreciate our guests understanding that we may want to have quiet times to ourselves occasionally.
We are 3 miles from Kingsbridge and there is a limited bus service, hourly through the day, other than that you will need to walk, cycle or have other form of own transport if you want to get out and about independently. We can offer a lift into Kingsbridge some days. We have a bike you can use.
We love to show our guests the local sights and you will have ample free time for exploring yourself.
In Kingsbridge you can hire a kayak or go paddle boarding; there is surfing 15 mins by car; other water sports; great walking (coast path 4 miles); boat hire. Kingsbridge offers cafes, pubs, a wonderful small cinema, a nightclub, live music, a market twice weekly.
As well as the volunteering work agreed, we do expect our volunteers to muck in with everyday household tasks like washing up, keeping their bedroom and bathroom clean and generally tidying up after themselves.
We do not accept smokers, heavy drinkers or drug users.
Accès Internet
Accès Internet limité
Nous avons des animaux
Nous sommes fumeurs
Being traditional musicians we hope that our guests will enjoy listening to , learning about and even joining in with traditional English / Irish / Scottish music and songs. However, we will not force it upon anyone!
We have a wealth of knowledge of this particular part of the UK and love to share it with travellers, and we are always happy to take our guests out and about to show the 'sights'.
We can also help with English, although we do ask that our guests have a basic ability.
20 - 25 hours per week
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In Search of Lost Time
In the Shadow of Young Girls in Flower
Marcel Proust
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I was nominated under the Pigskin Pete award that recognizes non-traditional and avant-garde comics by Canadian artists. Taking a look at the other nominees, I am totally pleased to be in this category.
The nominees for Best Book are:
- Bigfoot by Pascal Girard (Drawn and Quarterly)
- Chimo by David Collier (Conundrum Press)
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- Aaron Costain, Entropy # 5
- Alex Fellows, Spain and Morocco
- Keith Jones, Catland Empire (Drawn and Quarterly)
- James Stokoe, Orc Stain Volume One (Image)
- Tin Can Forest (aka Marek Colek and Pat Shewchuk),Baba Yaga and the Wolf (Koyama Press)
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Lara, the former West Indies captain, was offered a "name your price" contract by a pub team bankrolled by a multi-millionaire businessman last month.
Today, David Folb, landlord of Lashings in Maidstone, revealed Lara is "80 per cent" certain to join the side that already boasts former West Indies skipper Richie Richardson and wicketkeeper Junior Murray.
Folb said: "Things have moved quickly and we are confident that Brian will be joining us.
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All reader reviews by Beakster
I had the recent pleasure of a weekend lunch at Maze and it was superb.
The two of us ate a range self-selected small dishes (five each) plus desserts (two each), so were completely stonkered by the end. My dining companion was impressed (perhaps slightly
perturbed?) by my stamina!
Among the myriad of delights upon which I personally feasted were tender Orkney scallops, roasted quail with foie gras (shame on me, but it was a
first and came as part of the quail dish, so what's a gal to do?) and spiced
pear chutney, braised Pacific halibut, potato (shavings, not cubes) and artichoke salad with truffle mayo, and Partridge.
I was a teeny bit disappointed with my desserts: the ice cream and sorbet selection came without sorbet, and the chocolate option didn't seem to be quite chocolaty enough, but this mainly points to careless ordering on my part my companion's rice pudding with maple syrup certainly looked divine.
And I washed down with a spicy bloody mary and a cappuccino. Yum, yum.
Stunning attention to detail and unobtrusively attentive and well-informed
waiting staff, completed the exquisite experience.
Tuesday, December 12, 2006
Overall rating
Food 9 | Service 9 | Atmosphere 9 | Value for money 9
Browns (Islington)
I'm sad to say that I must retract my earlier praise. Browns of Islington was decidedly disappointing tonight. The menu had some unidentifiable crusty matter (food?) stuck to it, the service was rushed and brittle, instantly destroying any relaxed vibe, and the food was disappointing: call me stingy but I resent paying £3.50 for a side of overcooked asparagus, and I was thoroughly unimpressed when a bowl of half melted of ice cream was shoved before me for dessert. I didn't get the chance to complain the waiters had disappeared to the next table of customers by the time I turned around. Clearly they were short-staffed, and maybe it was a one-off, but I'm not sure I'll be hurrying back.
Sunday, October 01, 2006
Overall rating
Food 5 | Service 5 | Atmosphere 5 | Value for money 4
Browns (Islington)
I began frequenting Browns when I lived in Oxford (not initially realising it was a chain), and it was a civilised yet affordable place to go for a pleasant meal and a natter with a good friend. Browns in Islington offered much the same qualities. It is the sort of Pret of evening dining (though not nearly so ubiquitous) the menu doesn't seem to change all that much but what it does, it does well, it's welcoming, it's affordable, and you still feel like you went out for dinner. A summary of our Browns Islington experience: we had a fabulous booth table at the front overlooking the green, my mojito was on the expensive side but delicious, the fish pie with potato crust and French beans was hearty (as always it's my evening equivalent of Pret's brie, tomato and basil baguette), the ice cream was gorgeously rich and accompanied by a to-die-for home baked cookie of the warm and chewy variety, the restaurant had a pleasant, relaxed atmosphere, and the waiter was friendly and helpful (although the service was perhaps a little too swift we were a group of four settled in for the night and would have appreciated a bit more time and space between courses). All in all the standard Browns experience: familiar menu, comfortable surroundings, tasty, and reliable.
Friday, September 29, 2006
Overall rating
Food 7 | Service 8 | Atmosphere 7 | Value for money 7


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the beast that shakes the eartMature
Lately all I taste is bitterness in the back of my throat.
Nothing washes it down, nothing wipes it away. It sours everything.
We are the earthquake swallowing up this house.
We are the thunderstorm pouring down, drowning all the trinkets
and stowaway memories we've gathered here for all these years.
Our hearts are waterlogged and sinking.
In the aching hours before sunset we wash our hands of the muck
and tell ourselves the storm has passed; that we can collect whatever
managed to survive and rebuild where we left off.
But the earth,she caves in wherever we stand for too long.
She is worn down and weakened by the constant destruction we inflict upon her.
Devastation is our name and we burn it into everything we touch.


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