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Could't put it better myself. What a voice!
Could't put it better myself. What a voice!
Debbie Millman has worked in the design business for over 25 years. She is President of the design division at Sterling Brands. She has been there for nearly 15 years and in that time she has worked on the redesign of global brands for Pepsi, Procter & Gamble, Campbell's, Colgate, Nestle and Hasbro. Prior to Sterling, she was a Senior Vice President at Interbrand and a Marketing Director at Frankfurt Balkind. Debbie is President of the AIGA, the largest professional association for design. She is a contributing editor at Print Magazine, a design writer at FastCompany.com and Brand New and Chair of the Masters in Branding Program at the School of Visual Arts in New York City. In 2005, she began hosting the first weekly radio talk show about design on the Internet. The show is titled "Design Matters with Debbie Millman" and it is now featured on DesignObserver.com. In addition to "Look Both Ways: Illustrated Essays on the Intersection of Life and Design," (HOW Books, 2009, she is the author of "How To Think Like A Great Graphic Designer" (Allworth Press, 2007) and "The Essential Principles of Graphic Design" (Rotovision, 2008).

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Apartment Marko
Vendégek száma6
Hálószobák száma3
Méret180 m²
Floor No.1
- Légkondicionálás
- Internet/WiFi
- Erkély/terasz
- Családi / Gyerek barát
- Konyha
- Parkolási lehetőség
- Dohányzás megengedett
Accommodation summary
|Ulica Frane Supila, 21000 Split, Horvátország
|Ingatlan típusa
|Ingatlan azonosító
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
|3 days ago
Apartment has three bedrooms with a double beds. The living room has a sofa, a TV and its very spacious. The kitchen is fully equipped. The bathrooms have toilets and showers. The outside area is perfect to relax. There is Cable TV, Internet, outdoor fireplace, everything what is in the apartment can be used by the guests. The guests have a private parking space for their car.
The owner will be in contact with guests on a day of arriving and leaving for sure, and if the guests would need something they always can contact the owner for anything what they need.
It is a huge apartment, on two floors, so it is very comfortable and has enough space for everybody, beside that it is in quiet area, very ideal for vacations. The beach and the sea is 2 minutes by walking from the apartment. The center is 5 minutes by car and public transportation or 15 minutes by walking. The view from the house is amazing and the nature surrounding also.
The neighbors are really nice and helpful in every situation, so if the guest would need something they could count on them. Public transit is near by, 1-2 minutes by walking from the apartment to a main street where you have a buses every few minutes to the center of Split. The beach, the sea, the market, the center of city everything is in the area of 100 to 1000 meters.
HázirendHouse rules list will be provided directly to the guests on arrival day, but as a short note the guests just need to be careful and cautious to the things in the apartment and also to the neighbors.
|Weekly rate for up to 6 guests
|737 €
|Monthly rate for up to 6 guests
|2631 €
|Érkezés legkorábbi időpontja
|Check-in before
|Távozás legkésőbbi időpontja
|Lemondási feltétel
Az ingatlan értékelései
Asunto tilava ja toimiva. Siisteys hyvää, ainoastaan sohva hieman nuhjautunut.
Sijainti erittäin hyvä. Pieni kävelymatka keskustaan (15 min) ja vielä lyhyempi (10 min) pienikiviselle rannalle. Ainoa vastus palatessa on vastamäki.Talo rajoittuu kansallispuistoalueeseen.Taksimatka keskustasta maksoi n 6 €.
Hienot näkymät merelle kahdelta parvekkeelta.
Isäntäväki ystävällistä ja auttavaista.Järjestivät taksimatkan hyvin edullisesti kentältä, kertoivat ympäristöstä ja käyttivät kaupassa ensimmäisenä päivänä.
Suosittelemme lämpimästi asunnon vuokrausta.
Very good, big, clean and cosy apartment. The apartment is in a beautiful part of Split. Beach, bus and store takes about 10-15 minutes to walk. The host is very kindly and helpful. We can really recommend this apartment.
Best appartment in our trip in Croatia. Everything is very good. Big appartment, very clean and nice view. We have very nice holiday here.
Ivan had warned us that he would be out of town for business when we arrived. He had arranged for his brother Marko to greet us instead. He was there the moment we arrived and showed us around the apartment. It was very clean and comfortable with living space downstairs and bedrooms upstairs. There was a balcony just outside the livingroom with a beautiful view of the Adriatic from which we enjoyed our coffee and drinks. Marko was very responsive to our needs while we were there and we would recommend this property to anyone. The only complaint was the kitchen appliances were a little tricky to use. Thanks again to Marko/Ivan for our very enjoyable stay in beautiful Croatia!
We had a wonderful time in Split and in the apartment. The apartment is exactly as described and offerered a lot of space for us being a group of 6 people. Ivan and his brother Marko are very kind and helpful. At the day of arrival they showed us around and made sure that we know where to find the supermarket, bus stop etc.
The apartment is located in a quiet neighbourhood, the next supermarket is a 10-15 minutes walk and the historic centre is a 25 minutes walk, but you can also take a bus to the city centre.
We can definitely recommend this place without any reservation.
A házigazda egyéb ingatlanjainak értékelései
We had a wonderful time in split and at the apartment. The contact with the landlord was very kind and Ivan gave us a lot of tips what to see and where to go.
We would like to come back.
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Thanks for all you do but I have to agree. I don't have any links with the USA. I am trying to find Scotland mainly Scotland and St Helena Alantic Ocean lineage. Please help me with these records. jb
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I am looking for relatives of Ceasar Cuevas who married Isabel Viatella. Ceasar's father was Miguel Angel, I am not sure why Ceasar took the name Cuevas instead of Angle or if Angle was his middle name. Ths is all I have on my husband's parents and grandfather. If anyone has any information it would be greatly appreciated. Stella Morris
Miguel Angel is a common name in Spanish speaking countries, Angel being the middle name and not the last name. It is likely he is Miguel Angel Cuevas. -- Aykiikiiki 10:37, 27 August 2013 (UTC)
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The family tree is beautiful and gorgeous. It shows all the branches of our families life & I also give thanks to ancestry.com for helping us to see all my ancesters foot prints.
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Tennessee Shakespeare Company Stages Inside Dixon Gallery & Gardens It's a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play
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Memphis, TN (November 19, 2012) – – Tennessee Shakespeare Company (TSC), the Mid-South's professional classical theatre, presents the joyous stage version of It's a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play inside Dixon Gallery & Garden's Winegardner Auditorium from December 6-16 in Memphis.
Adapted by Joe Landry from the famous Frank Capra holiday film featuring Jimmy Stewart as George Bailey and Donna Reed as Mary Hatch, It's a Wonderful Life comes to stage-life in this 1946 radio play employing all the dialogue and characters from the film and played by a company of seven actors.
Directed by TSC's Stephanie Shine (Southern Yuletide; Romeo and Juliet), the production is generously sponsored by FedEx Corporation. The exclusive media sponsor is Commercial Appeal Media.
The Dixon Gallery auditorium is transformed into a 1946 remote radio station bandstand, complete with period holiday decorations, commercial jingles, and hand-made sound effects. The live broadcast features the company of radio actors both on and off the air, but the central focus is on the live broadcast of this "new" radio play.
In the play that the actors read, George Bailey has spent his entire life giving of himself to the people of Bedford Falls. He has always longed to travel but never did so in order to prevent rich skinflint Mr. Potter from taking over the entire town. All that has prevented him is George's modest loan company, The Bailey Building & Loan, which was founded by his generous father.
But on Christmas Eve, George's Uncle Billy loses the business's $8,000 while intending to deposit it in the bank. When the bank examiner discovers the shortage, George realizes that he will be held responsible, sent to jail, and the company will collapse -- finally allowing Potter to take over the town. Thinking that his wife, their young children, and others he loves will be better off with him dead, George contemplates suicide.
The prayers of Bedford Falls that night result in a gentle angel named Clarence coming to earth to help George. He shows George what Bedford Falls would be like if indeed he had never been born. What he sees is a Potter-controlled town sunken into depravation with all those George loves dead, ruined, or miserable. He realizes that he really has led a wonderful life – and the entire town honors and saves George that night in more ways than one.
"This beautiful story, adapted from Civil War historian Philip Van Doren Stern's short story, The Greatest Gift, is a great gift indeed," says Shine. "It gives us the opportunity to be reminded how connected our lives are in our community and how acts of kindness reverberate in ways we may never realize. What better gift for your loved ones than to experience this together?"
In partnership with TSC, Memphis' public radio station WKNO-FM 91.1 will broadcast TSC's Thursday, December 6 performance live to all its listeners. Listen for the show at 7:00 pm (C.S.T.) that night.
Each member of the company of actors plays a radio personality who, in turn, plays multiple characters in It's a Wonderful Life. Brad Kroeker plays announcer Freddie Filmore, who also reads Mr. Potter, Mr. Gower, Ernie the taxi driver, and Martini. Jim Eikner plays Harry "Jazzbo" Heywood, who also reads Clarence Oddbody, Uncle Billy, and Bert the cop.
Trevor Pittinger (Jake Laurents) reads George Bailey, and Amelia Hammond (Sally Applewhite) reads Mary Hatch.
Lorraine Cotten (Hope Merriwether) reads Zuzu, Matilda, Ruth, Mrs. Hatch, and Sadie Vance. Kim Justis (Lana Sherwood) reads Violet, Rose Bailey, Mrs. Thompson, and Janie. Jerry Kimble, Jr. (Dayton Parker) reads Joseph, Harry Bailey, Sam Wainwright, and Nick the barkeep.
Bruce Bui, of Ballet Memphis, provides the period costume design in his fourth season with the company, and Memphian Matt Strampe is the scenic and lighting designer.
General Admission tickets are on sale now, Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm at TSC's office located at 2260 West Street in Germantown or by calling 901-759-0604, or by going on-line to www.tnshakespeare.org.
Tickets for all performances are $25 in advance and $30 day-of-show. Tickets for the December 6 Preview performance/WKNO Live Broadcast are only $15 regardless of when purchased.
December 6 and December 13 are Free Will Kids' Nights: Children 17 years and younger are admitted FREE when accompanied by a paying/attending guardian.
All performances begin at 7:00 pm except for Sunday shows, which begin at 3:00 pm.
Public Performance Schedule at the Dixon Gallery & Gardens
- December 6 at 7:00 pm Preview and Free Will Kids' Night and Live WKNO Radio Airdate
- December 7 at 7:00 pm Opening Performance and Pre-Show Revels Party
- December 8 at 7:00 pm Performance
- December 9 at 3:00 pm Performance
- December 12 at 7:00 pm Performance
- December 13 at 7:00 pm Free Will Kids' Night
- December 14 at 7:00 pm Performance
- December 15 at 7:00 pm Performance
- December 16 at 3:00 pm Closing Performance
Ticket Information
Tickets on sale now. All performances are $25 in advance and $30 day-of-show. All preview performances are $15 regardless of when purchased. Free Will Kids' Nights: Children 17 years and younger admitted FREE when accompanied by a paying/attending guardian. All Dixon members receive 20% off their tickets.
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Located in the historic train depot at 2260 West Street, Germantown, TN. Monday - Friday, 9am – 5pm.
Twitter: @tnshakespeare
All performances are general admission; first come/first seated. Chairs are provided for all productions. Free parking. No refunds. Cast and schedule are subject to change.
Artist Bios
Bruce Bui (Costume Designer) is very excited to be a part of Tennessee Shakespeare's fifth season. Originally from Southern California, Bruce now lives in Memphis, and is going into his eleventh season as the Wardrobe Director and Resident Costume Designer for Ballet Memphis. His works can be seen regularly on the Orpheum stage and numerous other venues around the Mid-South, and has been praised as "dazzling" by Critical Dance Magazine and a "Master of Chiffon" by The Commercial Appeal. Bruce's previous TSC shows include Macbeth, The Rebel Shakespeare and His Women, The Glass Menagerie, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Julius Caesar, Othello, and Romeo and Juliet. He has also worked with companies such as The Western Stage (Always, Patsy Cline), Cabrillo Musical Theatre (Funny Girl), Santa Susanna Repertory Theatre (Shiloh, War of the World), and Kingsmen Shakespeare Company (As You Like It), among others. Some of his specialty garments can be seen on Mrs. Tennessee for Mrs. America 2005, At Home Tennessee Magazine's featured wedding issue 2007, and The Memphis Mystic Krew 2005 court. Bruce has also worked on several commercials in the Mid-South. When not working behind the scenes, Bruce enjoys acting on stage, and has been in numerous productions with Emerald Theatre Company.
Lorraine Cotten (Actor) is thrilled to be a part of this TSC production! Most recently, she appeared as Pauline in Circuit's Dividing the Estate. In her younger days, she acted in NY, LA, and around the country in theatres including Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, the Barter Theatre, Arkansas Rep, and the NJ Shakespeare Festival. Lorraine currently teaches and directs at ECS, and loves doing local theatre with her children (James and Katy) and her husband, Chris. Some recent projects include Big River at The Harrell and an "inclusive" camp production of High School Musical, Jr. with New Day Children's Theatre.
Jim Eikner (Actor) is a native Memphian, Jim Eikner attended Messick High School and attributes any success in performing and public speaking to his speech teacher at Messick, Freda Kenner. He attended the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, where he performed roles with UT Players including Ensign Pulver in "Mr. Roberts." One UT Player was Tony winner, John Cullum. Jim attended Southwestern, where he was directed by Ray Hill and George Touliatos in Hotel Universe and Anouilh's Antigone, acting with Tony winner, George Hearn. He has performed at Playhouse on the Square and Theatre Memphis. He recently celebrated 25 years as Marketing Manager, WKNO-TV and FM.
Kim Justis (Actor) delights in working with TSC during its spectacular fifth season. Since graduating from Northwestern University with a degree in theatre, she has spent years working on and around numerous stages in the area, most recently at Playhouse/Circuit in Good People. The Ostrander Award-winner counts among her favorites God of Carnage, From Up Here, August: Osage County, Rabbit Hole, Bad Dates, Sweeney Todd, Proof, Parallel Lives, Dinner with Friends, I Love You You're Perfect Now Change, How I Learned to Drive, Falsettos, Ruthless, Tartuffe, Oleanna, and Kindertransport. As Company Manager and actor in ShoWagon at Theatre Memphis, she worked with Shakespeare pieces, and she has experience on the radio, having done several shows with Chatterbox Audio Theatre.
Kristen Greene (Props Designer) is excited to be back for a second season with TSC, previously working as an assistant stage manager and props master for The Tempest and The Glass Menagerie. She also recently stage managed Fiddler on the Roof at Theatre Memphis. Prior to moving to Memphis, Kristen spent two years in Williamsburg, Virginia, stage managing at Busch Gardens. Kristen has a BFA in stage management from Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University, and also studied at Shakespeare's Globe in London.
Amelia Hammond (Actor) hails from Washington, DC, and is thrilled to be returning to TSC for her second season. Audiences in Memphis have seen her in The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) and as Miranda in The Tempest. Regional credits include: Hamlet, Othello, Comedy of Errors, and Taming of the Shrew with Houston Shakespeare Festival; As You Like It with Virginia Shakespeare Festival; Pericles and The Servant of Two Masters with Georgia Shakespeare. Amelia is proud to have received her MFA from the University of Houston PATP, her BA from Coastal Carolina University, and to have trained with the Gainesville Theatre Alliance.
Jerry Kimble, Jr. (Actor) is thrilled to be in his first production at Tennessee Shakespeare Company. He graduated in the Spring 2011 from the University of Memphis with a BFA in Theatre Performance. He recently completed touring with Missoula Children's Theater teaching musical theatre. Some of his favorite performances were Stanley Kowalski in A Streetcar Named Desire and Troy Maxson in Fences.
Brad Kroeker (Actor) has recently appeared as guest grill chef on WKNO's "Local Color" and as John Christow in Agatha Christie's The Hollow. Other recent Memphis performances include roles in Opera Memphis' Macbeth, Frederick in A Little Night Music, and El Gallo in The Fantasticks. Brad has been the fight choreographer at Opera Memphis and other theatrical productions (Ostrander winner for Rhodes College's Hamlet), and is the Memphis University School (2012 State Champions) varsity fencing coach. A native Nebraskan and graduate of The University of Nebraska, he has also served on the faculty of The University of Memphis and Rhodes College.
Joe Landry (Playwright of It's a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play) At age 12, Joe's first job was in the film department at the library in his hometown of Fairfield, CT. This was before the dawn of home video, back in the days of 16mm, and their permanent collection included It's a Wonderful Life, The Lady Vanishes, and other early Hitchcock films. Joe's other main interest was the theatre. Encouraged by his parents, Joe was introduced to various theatres which he came to call home, including Playwrights Horizons and Roundabout Theatre Company in New York, Westport Country Playhouse, and others. In 1995, Joe founded Second Guess Theatre Company, which produced over two dozen new plays, adaptations, and revivals to critical-acclaim. In 1997, It's a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play premiered in Stamford, CT, and has since enjoyed productions around the country. Joe's other plays include Vintage Hitchcock: A Live Radio Play and an adaptation of the cult classic Reefer Madness. Other projects include Mothers and Sons, a musical co-written with Kevin Connors and Lifeboat, Dahling! with Bert Bernardi.
Trevor Pittinger (Actor) comes from New York City and is elated to be making his debut this season with TSC. Regional credits include: Romeo and Juliet at Greenbrier Valley Theater; Much Ado About Nothing with Palo Duro Shakespeare; two years in HYPE at the Alley Theater; The Emperor's New Clothes with The Houston Children's Theater Festival; The Dispute with Theatre Collide, and two years in the outdoor drama TEXAS! Film credits include: Child of God (dir. James Franco). Trevor received his MFA in acting from the University of Houston School of Theatre & Dance, his BA from Rice University, and trained at the O'Neill National Theater Institute.
Stephanie Shine+ (General Manager and Education Director; Director of It's a Wonderful Life: Live Radio Play and Shakespeare's Greatest Hits) Previous directorial work for TSC includes Southern Yuletide and Romeo and Juliet, both at the Dixon. During her 18 years with Seattle Shakespeare Company, 13 as Artistic Director, she directed 17 productions, including The Threepenny Opera, Cyrano de Bergerac, and the lauded all-male Taming of the Shrew. Her other directorial credits include The Taming of the Shrew and The Comedy of Errors for Colorado Shakespeare Festival; I Am of Ireland (which she also conceived and adapted) for Book-It Repertory Theatre; Romeo and Juliet for Seattle University, When the Messenger is Hot for Theater Schmeater, the international award-winning one-woman Marilyn Monroe Biopic, Marilyn: Forever Blonde and this summer's Romeo and Juliet for Shakespeare Walla Walla's Summer Festival. A well-known actress in the Northwest, Stephanie has performed for Seattle Repertory Theatre, Seattle Shakespeare Company, ACT, The Empty Space, Seattle Children's Theatre, Book-It Repertory Theatre, and Tacoma Actors Guild. Regionally, she appeared with the Oregon and New Jersey Shakespeare Festivals, Houston's Alley Theatre, Arizona Theatre Company, and NYC's Theatre for a New Audience. Her Shakespeare roles include Juliet, Rosalind, Lady Macbeth, Beatrice, Regan, Feste, Kate, Bianca, Dionyza, The Princess of France, Hero, Perdita, and The Chorus in Henry V.
Matthew Strampe (Scenic/Lighting Designer; Technical Director/Master Electrician) returns to TSC having worked as the Technical Director and Master Electrician on Complete Works, The Tempest and The Glass Menagerie last season. Matt has been working as a professional theatrical designer and technician for the past 13 years, and has been fortunate to work in many wonderful places with many wonderful people. He started his professional career through baptism by fire at "The Lost Colony" on the outer banks of North Carolina. Since then, he has worked with many performing arts companies, including Arden Theatre Company in Philadelphia, Ballet Memphis, North Carolina Dance Theatre, Arkansas Arts Center, Hendrix College, New Harmony Theatre, Harrell Theatre, Theatre Memphis, and University of Memphis' Opera Department, to name a few. Matt has been a designer or lead technician for over 100 different productions. He was raised in the great state of South Dakota and educated at The University of South Dakota. Matt would like to thank the magnificent people he has worked with, his friends, and most of all, his wife, Julie.
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Colorado Teacher Shares Heartbreaking Notes From Third Graders
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Kyle Schwartz teaches third grade at Doull Elementary in Denver. In a bid to build trust between her and her students, Schwartz thought up a lesson plan called "I Wish My Teacher Knew." For the activity, Schwartz's third graders jot down a thought for their teacher, sharing something they'd like her to know about them. "I let students determine if they would like to answer anonymously," she says. "I have found that most students are not only willing to include their name, but also enjoy sharing with the class. Even when what my students are sharing is sensitive in nature, most students want their classmates to know. "Some notes are heartbreaking like the first #iwishmyteacherknew tweet which read, 'I wish my teacher knew I don't have pencils at home to do my homework.' I care deeply about each and every one of my students and I don't want any of them to have to suffer the consequences of living in poverty." Blown away by her class' honesty, Schwartz shared some of the notes on Twitter using the hashtag #IWishMyTeacherKnew, encouraging fellow teachers to employ the same lesson with their own students. "After one student shared that she had no one to play with at recess, the rest of the class chimed in and said, 'we got your back.' The next day during recess, I noticed she was playing with a group of girls. Not only can I support my students, but my students can support each other." Schwartz says she also hopes her lesson can help her connect students and their families with the proper resources they need to live comfortably.
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U.S. Military Wanted to Provoke War With Cuba
2001-05-01, ABC News
In the early 1960s, America's top military leaders reportedly drafted plans to kill innocent people and commit acts of terrorism in U.S. cities to create public support for a war against Cuba. Code named Operation Northwoods, the plans reportedly included the possible assassination of Cuban émigrés, sinking boats of Cuban refugees on the high seas, hijacking planes, blowing up a U.S. ship, and even orchestrating violent terrorism in U.S. cities. The plans were developed as ways to trick the American public and the international community into supporting a war to oust Cuba's ... Fidel Castro. America's top military brass even contemplated causing U.S. military casualties, writing: "We could blow up a U.S. ship in Guantanamo Bay and blame Cuba," and, "casualty lists in U.S. newspapers would cause a helpful wave of national indignation." The plans had the written approval of all of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and were presented to President Kennedy's defense secretary, Robert McNamara, in March 1962. But they apparently were rejected by the civilian leadership and have gone undisclosed for nearly 40 years. The Joint Chiefs even proposed using the potential death of astronaut John Glenn during the first attempt to put an American into orbit as a false pretext for war with Cuba. Should the rocket explode and kill Glenn, they wrote, "the objective is to provide irrevocable proof … that the fault lies with the Communists." The scary thing is none of this stuff comes out until 40 years after.
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Former U.S. Air Force Officers Recount Experiences With UFOs at Nuclear Missile Bases
2010-10-27, ABC News
The U.S. government's official line may be that unidentified flying objects (UFOs) don't pose a national security threat, but a group of former Air Force officers gathered Monday in the nation's capital to tell a different story. During a press conference at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., seven former Air Force officers once stationed at nuclear bases around the country said that not only have UFOs visited Air Force bases, some have succeeded in disabling nuclear missiles stationed there. "I want the government to acknowledge that this phenomenon exists," said Robert Salas, a former U.S. Air Force Nuclear Launch Officer. Salas said he doesn't think the UFOs he claims to have encountered had any offensive intent, but he believes they wanted to leave an impression. "They wanted to shine a light on our nuclear weapons and just send us a message," he said. "My interpretation is the message is get rid of them because it's going to mean our destruction." Other former officers recounted similar stories of unexplained moving lights and odd-shaped flying objects during their time in the service. Leslie Kean, an investigative journalist and author of the new book "UFOs: Generals, Pilots, and Government Officials Go on the Record," said thousands of pages of documentation support the officers' accounts. She spent the last 10 years researching UFOs and combing through thousands of pages of declassified government material. Kean said that one declassified document that she researched for her book, relating to the Salas incident, said, "the fact that no apparent reason for the loss of the 10 missiles can easily be identified is a cause for grave concern to this headquarters."
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Inside the secretive Bilderberg Group
2005-09-29, BBC News
How much influence do private networks of the rich and powerful have on government policies and international relations? One group, the Bilderberg, has often attracted speculation that it forms a shadowy global government. Every year since 1954 [they have brought] together about 120 leading business people and politicians. At this year's meeting in Germany, the audience included the heads of the World Bank and European Central Bank, Chairmen or Chief Executives from Nokia, BP, Unilever, DaimlerChrysler and Pepsi ... editors from five major newspapers, members of parliament, ministers, European commissioners ... and the queen of the Netherlands. The chairman ... is 73-year-old Viscount Etienne Davignon. In an extremely rare interview, he played down the importance of Bilderberg. "I don't think (we are) a global ruling class because I don't think a global ruling class exists." Will Hutton ... who attended a Bilderberg meeting in 1997, says people take part in these networks in order to influence the way the world works, to create what he calls "the international common sense". And that "common sense" is one which supports the interests of Bilderberg's main participants. For Bilderberg's critics the fact that there is almost no publicity about the annual meetings is proof that they are up to no good. Bilderberg meetings often feature future political leaders shortly before they become household names. Bill Clinton went in 1991 while still governor of Arkansas, Tony Blair was there two years later while still an opposition MP. All the recent presidents of the European Commission attended Bilderberg meetings before they were appointed. Informal and private networks like Bilderberg have helped to oil the wheels of global politics and globalisation for the past half a century.
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Where Do You Go When You Die? The Increasing Signs that Human Consciousness Remains After Death
2018-02-10, Newsweek
Clinically, we understand death to mean the state that takes hold after our hearts stop beating. Philosophically, though, our definition of death hinges on something else: the point past which we're no longer able to return. Those two were more or less the same until about 50 years ago, when we saw the advent of CPR. Modern resuscitation ... blew apart our understanding of what it means to be dead. Without many people returning from the dead to show us otherwise, it was natural to assume, from a scientific perspective, that our consciousness dies at the same time as our bodies. Over the last few years, though, scientists have seen repeated evidence that once you die, your brain cells take days, potentially longer, to reach the point past which they've degraded too far to ever be viable again. People who survive medical death frequently report experiences that share similar themes: bright lights; benevolent guiding figures; relief from physical pain and a deeply felt sensation of peace. Because those experiences are subjective, it's possible to chalk them up to hallucinations. Where that explanation fails, though, is among the patients who have died on an operating table or crash cart and reported watching ... as doctors tried to save them, accounts subsequently verified by the (very perplexed) doctors themselves. How these patients were able to describe objective events that took place while they were dead, we're not exactly sure. But it does seem to suggest that when our brains and bodies die, our consciousness may not.
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Kept out: How banks block people of color from homeownership
2018-02-16, Chicago Tribune/Associated Press
Fifty years after the federal Fair Housing Act banned racial discrimination in lending, African Americans and Latinos continue to be routinely denied conventional mortgage loans at rates far higher than their white counterparts. This modern-day redlining persisted in 61 metro areas even when controlling for applicants' income, loan amount and neighborhood, according to millions of ... records analyzed by Reveal from The Center for Investigative Reporting. Lenders and their trade organizations do not dispute the fact that they turn away people of color at rates far greater than whites, [and] singled out the three-digit credit score ... as especially important in lending decisions. Reveal's analysis included all records publicly available under the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act. Credit score was not included because that information is not publicly available. That's because lenders have deflected attempts to force them to report that data to the government. America's largest bank, JPMorgan Chase & Co., has argued that the data should remain closed off even to academics. At the same time, studies have found proprietary credit score algorithms to have a discriminatory impact on borrowers of color. The "decades-old credit scoring model" currently used "does not take into account consumer data on ... bill payments," Republican Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina wrote in August. "This exclusion disproportionately hurts African-Americans, Latinos, and young people who are otherwise creditworthy."
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Diplomats in Cuba Suffered Brain Injuries. Experts Still Don't Know Why.
2018-02-15, New York Times
A group of American diplomats stationed in Havana appear to have symptoms of concussion without ever having received blows to their heads, medical experts have found. The diplomats originally were said to have been victims of a "sonic attack," a possibility that the Federal Bureau of Investigation reportedly ruled out. The experts' report, published late Wednesday in the journal JAMA, does not solve the mystery, instead raising even more questions about what could have caused the brain injuries. The incidents occurred in 2016, when 18 of the 21 affected diplomats reported they heard strange sounds in their homes or hotel rooms. All but one reported immediate symptoms: headache, pain in one ear, loss of hearing. Days or weeks later, other symptoms emerged. The State Department asked researchers at the University of Pennsylvania to investigate. Their report confirmed neurological problems in the diplomats, including signs of what appear to be concussions. The study's lead author, Dr. Douglas H. Smith [said], "This is ... concussion without blunt head trauma." Like concussion patients, some of the diplomats improved on their own, while others recovered only after therapy. Dr. Smith and his colleagues do not think audible sound caused the injuries. Perhaps, they speculated, a device that produced another sort of harmful energy also produced an audible sound. Low-frequency infrasound, high-frequency ultrasound and microwaves have all been shown to damage the brain, the researchers noted.
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My steady state solution converges for a while but stops converging before reaching my convergence criteria
Failure to obtain full convergence is a common issue for steady state simulations. It often occurs when doing mesh refinement studies, where coarse mesh simulations converge fully and quickly but as the mesh is refined the simulation fails to achieve the same residuals convergence. Frequently the cause for this behaviour is by the coarse mesh not resolving small shedding features, but as the mesh is refined smaller flow features are resolved and unless they are properly handled by the simulation setup it can lead to convergence problems.
To resolve the issue work through the following points:
- Read the CFX documentation. Specifically the section titled "Tips for obtaining convergence", and any best practises guide applicable to your simulation.
- The first thing to consider is whether your simulation is sufficiently converged even though your specified criteria has not been met. To check whether your simulation is sufficiently converged, output the parameters important to your simulation to monitor points and display them in the solver manager. Appropriate parameters could be lift, drag, pressure loss, flow rate - what ever is an important parameter to your simulation. If these parameters are not changing to an accuracy tolerance suitable for your simulation then your simulation is almost certainly OK as it is and no further work needs be done.
If important parameters have not converged so a tighter convergence is required, the next thing to try is trying to get the simulation as it currently is to converge. Tips here are:
- Use a larger physical time step. A time step approximately equal to the average residence time in the simulation domain is a good guide for most simulations. If it is a recirculating system without an inlet or outlet then use the turn over time of the largest flow feature. You can get the residence time in CFX-Post by placing a streamline and looking at the "Time" variable on it. The maximum value of time is the residence time.
- Use Local Timescale Factor. A factor of about 5 is a good guess to start with. If this is successful you should run the final few iterations to convergence with a physical timescale (not local timescale all the way to convergence).
- For some simulations using double precision can help, particularly if there is a large range between maximum and minimum values of dimensions or flow parameters (velocity, pressure etc). It can also useful for buoyancy driven simulations.
- If using the hybrid differencing scheme you can consider reducing the blend factor. Don't reduce it below 0.75 without showing it does not harm accuracy by a sensitivity check.
If you cannot get it to fully converge then you should look at why it has not converged and try to fix the problem. Check:
- The physics of the simulation is correct.
- Do a test run with the residuals included in the result file. It is likely a small region of the flow has high residuals while the rest is converging. Consider why are the residuals high in that region - Is it:
- Poor quality mesh - the fix is obviously do a better quality mesh
- A physical instability, such as vortex shedding - the fix here is to use a larger timescale, a coarser mesh in the vortex shedding region, decrease the blend factor (if using hybrid differencing) or use a lower order turbulence model. The first option is preferred as the latter options can have accuracy implications.
- If you still cannot get the simulation to converge then try running it as a transient simulation. Adaptive timestepping can be useful here to quickly find the appropriate timescale. Transient simulations are much slower than steady state simulations so be aware that you will need extra patience.
- If the transient simulation shows the results to not be steady state then give up on the steady state model as the flow is transient and needs a transient solution to properly capture it.
How to avoid 6000 - 7000 K temperatures using finite rate chemistry model
Edit the def file and add the following to the edited ccl file. (You can do it by simply clicking the EDIT button in cfx5solver or using cfx5cmds command) Add these lines to the EXPERT section:
EXPERT PARAMETERS: stiff chemistry = t END
If you don't have this section, you can create it and then add a line there (see the manual).
Can CFX do a 2D simulation?
This is discussed in the CFX documentation, but it has been asked so many times on the CFD-Online Forum it is worth repeating. CFX cannot do a 2D simulation.
Is there any way of doing a 2D simulation in CFX?
Yes. From a 2D mesh of the geometry, extrude it one element in the normal direction. For a 2D planar simulation this would be one element in the normal vector direction, for a 2D axisymmetric simulation this would be sweeping a small angle with one element. For the planar mesh the extrusion should be approximately equal to the smallest element edge length in the model, for the axisymmetric mesh the sweep should be a small angle, maximum 5° but smaller if you want high accuracy.
In CFX-Pre you should set the top and bottom faces of the extrusion as symmetry planes. If you want to include swirl in the model use periodic boundaries. The remaining boundaries should be set as walls, inlets, openings and outlets to define the flow.
The CFX documentation discusses 2D simulations and it is recommended you read it before proceeding.
I get the error "Floating point exception: Overflow". What does this mean and what do I do about it?
This error means the linear solver has diverged badly. You will need to improve the numerical stability of the simulation for this simulation to converge. There can be many causes for this divergence, but the main ones are (listed in approximately the order they should be checked in):
- Is the physics of the simulation set up correctly? Have you forgot a material property? Or have you entered a material property incorrectly? Have you left out a vital physical model? Does your CEL correctly evaluate?
- Is the mesh of high enough quality? Different simulations have different mesh quality requirements. Simple low Reynolds number flow can handle lower quality elements than high Reynols number flows, and some physical models require high quality mesh. Multiphase modelling usually requires a higher mesh quality than single phase, and some multiphase models are very strict - for instance accurate surface tension modelling can require aspect ratios of less than 1.5, but simple flows can handle aspect ratios 10 or 100 times worse than this. Also note that high aspect ratio elements in prism layers does not necessarily cause problems as the element is aligned with the flow direction.
- Is a better initial condition required? The closer the initial condition is to the real flow field the easier it will be for the solver to converge. You can achieve this improved initial condition by:
- Using a previous simulation which has converged at a condition close to the problem simulation's condition.
- Using upwinding for the advection terms. Note this is not very accurate and is not recommended for final results, but it is a useful way of generating initial conditions which are close.
- Using a coarse mesh and interpolating as an initial condition onto the final mesh.
- Doing a simulation which does not include tricky physics, for instance doing a single phase model before introducing the multiphase physics.
- Is double precision required? Some models require additional numerical accuracy to solve. Examples include multiphase (especially surface tension) and buoyancy driven flows.
- Does the model require small time steps to start? Some simulations require small time steps to start, but once going the time step can be increased.
During the solution process, I get the warning message "A wall has been placed at portion(s) of an OUTLET"
This message appears whenever backflow would occur at a pressure outlet boundary condition. This type of boundary condition cannot handle backflow into the computational domain.
If the warning message disappears before obtaining the final solution, the results are still valid. If the warning persists, you have two options:
- Use an opening type boundary condition like the warning message suggests. However, you have to specify the direction of the backflow at an opening. Unless you have information about the direction of the backflow, the second option involves less modeling uncertainties.
- Move the outlet further downstream to a position where no backflow occurs.
Why are my results inaccurate?
- Firstly, is the simulation correctly set up? Does your model include all relevant physics?
- Has your solution converged to a reasonable value (see above)? For a simple analysis, an RMS residual of 1E-5 should be sufficient. Keep lowering your residual value until the solution no longer converges monotonically.
- Perform a sensitivity analysis on the relevant features of your simulation. In its simplest form, a sensitivity analysis involves altering one parameter (e.g., grid refinement) while keeping the other parameters constant and observing the effect this parameter has upon the simulation accuracy (e.g., by monitoring skin friction). The purpose of a sensitivity analysis is to obtain a simulation that is both accurate and cost effective. For just about every simulation a sensitivity analysis on mesh size and convergence tolerance is required. Depending on what you are modelling other sensitivity analyses may be required, covering things such as:
- Domain size (how close can the boundaries be to the region of interest?)
- Grid density
- Grid quality
- Grid type (e.g., structured versus unstructured),
- Spatial discretization (or advection) scheme
- Temporal discretisation scheme
- Turbulence model,
- Turbulence numerics,
- Turbulence intensity,
- Boundary condition type,
- Any empirical models used, such as heat/mass transfer coefficients, drag laws, free surface model,
- Two- versus three-dimensional simulations,
- and timestep size.
- Perform an error analysis:
- Calculate your discretization errors. A calculation should be performed on each quantitative parameter of interest (e.g., lift). The Journal of Fluids Engineering provides an explanation of predicting discretization errors here: Calculating Discretization Errors. In terms of errors, discretization errors are the greatest concern to a CFD modeler. Discretization errors are those that occur as a result of modeling the governing flow equations as algebraic expressions in a discrete space-time domain. Discretization errors should approach zero as the grid is resolved (i.e., as more grid points are generated and the solution becomes grid-independent). However, discretization errors also depend on grid quality (e.g., aspect ratio, orthogonality, skew). A well-refined grid is not necessarily a high quality grid and, thus, grid resolution and quality sensitivity analyses are recommended.
- Physical approximation errors can cause significant accuracy issues. This type of error is caused by physically approximating something to simplify the simulation (e.g., modeling a real fluid as an ideal gas).
- Computer round-off errors are caused when a computer stores floating point data. Depending on the accuracy your computer stores the data at, some round-off may occur. This type of error is usually negligible compared to the others and can be easily decreased by running the simulation in Double Precision mode.
- Iterative convergence errors are due to the resolution of the RANS equations. Since the Navier-Stokes equations are not solved directly, the solution iterates until a specified convergence criterion is reached (e.g., a residual value of a certain size is reached). This type of error can be decreased by allowing convergence to an acceptable level (see above).
- Usage errors are caused by user specifications. For example, the user may run a turbulent simulation as laminar or an unsteady simulation as steady. These errors can be monitored via a convergence study.
- And finally - consider the results are you comparing against. Are they accurate? How do you know? Are you modelling EXACTLY the same conditions as the results you are comparing against?
Are my results publishable?
The Journal of Fluids Engineering provides a good guide of recommendations regarding publishing your data. Journal of Fluids Engineering Numerical Accuracy
Why do I see a non-zero velocity at the walls?
CFX uses control volumes centred on the nodes, so the nodes on the walls generate control volumes whose centroids is off the walls. That is why the wall control volumes have non-zero velocities.
To make it display as expected in post processing, CFX has added the "hybrid" variable option for velocities, where it forces the velocity to zero (or more generally the wall velocity) at the wall. The "conservative" variables show the actual control volume values, and will not in general, be zero at the wall.
FSI (Fluid Structure Interaction)
Which ANSYS products are necessary to solve a FSI simulation?
Beginning with ANSYS 11.0, Ansys Workbench with Simulation and CFX are required.
Prior to ANSYS 11.0 you needed to use CFX (standalone or in workbench) and the ANSYS Prep7 GUI.
Which Ansys licenses are required for FSI in Ansys?
Working with Ansys 10.0 or older, a Muliphysics and a CFX license are required.
Ansys 11.0 has multiple options. It is possible to run an FSI simulation with a single license now.
What kind of coupling methods are possible?
One-way or two-way FSI coupling.
Is it possible to perform a steady-state FSI simulation?
Yes, Ansys 11.0 enables steady state and transient FSI simulations as well.
What is the general procedure for a FSI simulation in Ansys 11.0?
For a two-way simulation:
1. Define the Solid setup in Ansys Simulation (Ansys Workbench). This includes an Fluid-Solid-Interface.
2. Write an Ansys Input File (.inp) of this setup.
3. Define the Fluid setup in Ansys CFX-Pre. A link to the Ansys Input File is required.
4. Write an Ansys Definition File (.def) of this setup from CFX Pre
5. Start the coupled FSI run with the CFX Solver Manger
6. Postprocess both the CFD and solids results in CFX-Post.
How do I start an FSI simulation in Ansys 11.0?
Start the CFX Solver Manager and load the .def File. Ansys will load the .inp file automatically.
Is it necessary to define the Ansys Insallation Root in "Define Run" in Ansys 11.0?
On a Windows PC it is not, on Unix it is necessary.
Is it possible to stop a running FSI simulation in Ansys 11.0?
Yes, hit the stop button. It works.
Is it possible to write back-up files of a FSI simulation in Ansys 11.0?
Yes. You can write backup files from CFX in the usual way.
The solver terminates with the error message "A negative volume appeared". What went wrong?
This error often appears with FSI simulations. Normally it comes together with a large deflection simulation of the solid part. Mostly the CFD-mesh deformation is too big and negative elements appear. Possible solutions might be
- a better fluid mesh
- meshsiffness 1/wall distance
- smaller timesteps
If I open the FSI simulation in CFX-Post 11.0 only the fluid data are available. Where are the solid data?
CFX-Post only opens the .res file by default. If you want to postprocess fluid and solid data together you have to load the solid data additionally: File -> Load Result -> Load the Ansys .rst or similar data an activate the radio button "add data". Now you can postprocess all data in CFX-Post.
Grid Refinement
A well-refined grid is essential for properly capturing the viscous flow effects. For turbulence modeling, a boundary layer thickness of y+max < 1 is recommended to capture the viscous sublayer properly. However, many turbulence models now include wall scales that allow for y+ values larger than one, thereby creating a cost-effective and robust grid. As Reynolds number increases, grid refinement must, too. Grids used in laminar flows can be considered refined once they are resolved (see below).
Grid Resolution
A resolved grid is one in which the solution parameters of interest (e.g., skin friction) no longer change with further refinement. Proper grid resolution is required for simulation accuracy.
Grid Quality
The third parameter to successful grid development is grid quality, a factor that is often overlooked. Grid quality parameters include (but are not limited to):
- Aspect ratio
- Orthogonality
- Skew
- Determinant of the Jacobian matrix
- Expansion factor
- Type of grid
- Advantages of a structured grid
- Very efficient numerical procedures can be implemented on structured grids.
- Multi-block grids allow for customization of various regions.
- Structured boundary layers and other anisotropic regions limit discretization errors.
- Structured grids allow for decreased storage and less complicated data structures.
- Advantages of an unstructured grid
- Unstructured grids are highly robust and simpler to generate.
- There is a lack of restriction on where nodes are placed, increasing the automation of generation.
- Unstructured grids allow for subdivision of cells in areas requiring increased accuracy.
- Advantages of a structured grid
ICEM CFD includes a quality calculator for a priori grid accuracy. CFX-Post also allows for some a posteriori mesh quality calculations. For external aerodynamic applications, a C-grid with a multi-block structured mesh is recommended with aspect ratios near unity, high orthogonality on walls, minimal skew, and a very low expansion factor (1.01-1.05, if possible) in the boundary layer regions.
Where can I find a basic ICEM tutorial?
There are some tutorials available on the ANSYS Customer Portal. ANSYS also has a YouTube page (ANSYS YouTube page), which includes a tutorial on creating a structured C-grid around an airfoil.
How should I ask my question on the CFX forum to get the best possible answer?
Some good articles on asking effective questions on other online forums are here and here. These describe the general principles of writing a good forum question.
The most important point to understand about the CFX forum is that the quality of the answer to your question will depend entirely on the quality of your question!
Most of the questions posed on the CFX forum are so poorly posed that it's impossible to understand what the poster is actually asking. If you want effective help with your problem adhere to the following guidelines:
- Make sure your question is as clear, concise and as intelligible as possible. Use punctuation. Other forum readers are not going to spend time trying to decipher a garbled question.
- Give a clear general description of what class of problem and/or application you are working on BEFORE you start asking specific questions. This will aid other forum readers to better understand your specific questions.
- Describe precisely what you have done yourself to try and solve your problem, giving examples.
- Depending on your problem you should always include the following:
- A copy of your command file as a file attachment. Many simple problems can be spotted in a command file by an expert user.
- If you are asking a mesh quality related question then include some sample images of your mesh, including the boundary layer.
- If you are asking a user Fortran and/or user CEL question then include a copy of your existing code file as an attachment.
- Dont ask over broad questions e.g. "How do I simulate a 4-stroke engine". Nobody is going to type out fifty pages of guidance. They have better things to do.
- Don't shorten the words. It's a web forum, not a SMS text message. It's very hard to read it. Or R U 2 lazy? People may tend to be lazy to decipher and answer.
Example of a well posed question:
Examples of questions that are unanswerable:
How to upload images:
- Create the image on your local machine e.g. skew_mesh.jpg
- Upload the image to Imageshack
- Copy the link "Thumbnail for websites"
- Paste the link into your post e.g. <a href="http://img91.imageshack.us/my.php?image=pipeym8.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://img91.imageshack.us/img91/5681/pipeym8.th.jpg" border="0" alt="Free Image Hosting at www.ImageShack.us" /></a>
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- If you have more than one file, zip them into a single file.
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- Scroll down to "I don't want a collector's account right now. Just give me the download-link." and click it.
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