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At 7:22 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 13, 1977, a Douglas DC-3 plane crashing shortly after taking off from the Evansville Regional Airport, killing 29 people aboard the aircraft, including members, coaches and administrative officials with the University of Evansville men's basketball team.
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APPARATUS AND RELATED METHODS FOR WEATHER MODIFICATION BY ELECTRICAL PROCESSES IN THE ATMOSPHERE | Link
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Image source: Aquiess RAINAID – African Drought Relief using Electromagnetic Cloud Shifting – (.COM)
Image source: Aquiess RAINAID – Weaving Global Moisture
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"… in the US they are trying to modify the ionosphere to get weather changes" Aquiess CEO David Miles Does he mean HAARP?
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Ionogenics (Boston, Massachusetts, USA)
US Patent 7965488 – methods of removing aerosols from the atmosphere
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Images from AMS: Artificial Atmospheric Ionization
More Ionogenics links:
Professor Fringe: Rain Maker
Looking for a change in the weather
Looks like rain: what makes some clouds rain while others merely drift serenely overhead? Mark Anderson sticks his head in a cloud
Additional reading:
Etheric Rain Engineering
The Electric Sky
World Meteorological Organization statement on Weather Modification
Schemes to Control the Weather Clouded by Failure
Cloud Falls on China's Claim to Stop Rain
Study Clouds Link Between Pollution and Rain
The World's Weirdest Weather
The Water Cycle: Water Storage in the Atmosphere
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Will Serve Internship at Army Hospital Tylerite 1st Med School Graduate By MARGARET MARTIN Times Medical Writer Dr. Frank Peter Brinkman III of Tyler, Tex., was the first student to receive a degree from the Louisiana State tjni-v e r s i t y Medical School at Shreveport yesterday at gradua-tion e x e r c i s e s at the Civic Theater. Thirty-one students received degrees. Brinkman, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Brinkman, will serve a surgical internship with the U.S. Army, Madigan, Wise, General Hospital, where he will be a captain. Brinkman was also awarded the Upjohn Award, given to a senior student in excellent aca-demic standing and with overall competency in his medical per-formance. AWARDS PRESENTED Graduating tops in his class academically, was William Ed-ward Haley, who received the Pfizer Award, given for person-al attributes and a c a d e m i c excellence. Haley remained first in the class each year for four years. Other awards were: Daniel John Moller Jr., the Lewis Gottlieb Scholar Award, given to a senior student who most clearly manifests by scholarship and devotion to patients the ideals of Dr. Edgar Hull, first dean of the LSU Medical School at Shreveport; Carl J o s e p h Richard, the Shreveport Medi-cal Society Award, given to a senior displaying the most de-sirable attitudes of a physician towards his patients, as selected by members of the graduating class and the clinical faculty: Willard Frederick Washburne, the Shreveport Pediatric Society Award. given to a senior student who, in the opinion of the Department of Pediatrics, has shown the most interest, enthu-siasm and appreciation to the snecialty of pediatrics: David William' Law, the Family Prac-tice Award, given by the Wom-an's Auxiliary of the Louisiana Academy of Family Practice to a graduating senior -whose inter-ests coincide with the highest ideals in family practice medi-cine, and Oeorpe Kenneth Har-rison, the Bick Award, given to a graduating senior displaying interest and outstanding ability; in the field of psvehiatry. Jeri Lynn Rasch, a sopho- I more, received the Sherman E. Matthews Pathology Prize, giv-en iii memory of Sherman E. Matthews, a member of the first class who was killed earlier this year, to the student who at-tained the highest scholastic mark in the basic s c i e n c e sophomore course in pathology. H a r r i s o n , president of the class, announced that the grad-uating class was setting up the Edgar Hull Scholarship to be given to a s t u d e n t at the beginning of his senior year who is in financial need and Who best exemplies the characteris-tics and attributes of Dr. Hull. Paying tribute to Hull. Harri-son said to the students, "he *-PS rot iust dean oi the medical school. He means more to all of us. He was open to us all day every day, helning us with every conceiveable problem." He was not iust "an ivory tower dean." Harrison said, but "he called us into his office to nsk how were classes or just how we were in general." : Dr. William T. McElroy, as-sociate dean, presided. Dr. Martin D. Woodin con-ferred the degrees. EDWARDS TELLS HERITAGE Addressing the c l a s s , was Goy. Edwin W. Edwards who said "from this moment forward, yours is truly a herit-age of commitment, a heritage of service, a heritage of trust, a heritage that must guide your hands, your minds, your total efforts throughout a lifetime." The f u t u r e is not secure, he told the young doctors" . . . for each of you here today, the race has just begun. As new physicians, you perhaps bear a greater respon-sibility than other new gradu-ates of any other school or college in the LSU System — a responsibility for life itself." "From this moment forward, your's is truly a heritage of commitment, a h e r i t a g e of service, a heritage of trust, a heritage that must guide your hands, your minds, your total efforts throughout a lifetime," he said. It is probable, the governor told the graduates, that "your responsibilities to society ex-ceed thoise of any other physi-cians who have come before you." Many diseases have been brought under control and pre-ventive medicine has revolution-ized the health standrads and life expectations of entire na-tions, he said. "The overall result of medical advancements of the past 50 years has been a new vision, a new expectation, of the quality of man's existence," Edwards said. But he said there is still work to be done — the cure or prevention for the common cold, heart disease and cancer, and " . . . somewhere, perhaps in this graduating class or one like it, may be found the necessary combination of knowledge, skill, perseverance and creative gen-ius that will unlock the myster-ies of these age old maladies." He urged them to have the ingredients that "can swing the1 balance from failure to success — a willingness to dare, a willingness to travel the difficult path where no one has ever trod." GRADUATES LISTED The list of 31 g r a d u a t e s follows: Frank Peter Brinkham III, Tyler, Tex.; Thomas Drew Carey, Minden; David Cooksey, Delhi; Michael David Cox, Ba-ton Rouge; Oliver Mayo Fletch-er III, Shreveport; Harold Jo-seph Gauthier Jr., DeRidder; Martha Rojas Gauthier, Lake Charles; James Michael Geiger Jr., Alexandria; William Ed-ward Haley, Baton Rouge, and Robert Eugene Harper, Ring-gold. George K e n n e t h Harrison, Shreveport; T i m o t h y Mark Hart, Shreveport; Gregory Mid-dleton Heroman, Baton Rouge; Jackson Riley Holland, Monroe; Jeffery Lynn James, Buras; Stephen George J e n k i n s o n , Shreveport; R i c h a r d Conrad Kamm, Ph.D, E a r 1 e, Ark.; Leonard Barry Rancher, New Orleans; David William Law Florien, and Robert Wray Little New Orleans. James Carson M c D o n a l d , Jonesboro; Tandy Wilson Mc- Elwee Jr., Natchitoches; Daniel John Moller Jr., Baton Rouge; Paul Keith N a b o u r s , Lake Charles; John Malcolm Reaux, Baton Rouge; Carl Joseph Ri-chard, Arnaudville; James Vin-cent Richardson, M a r s h a l l , Tex.; Barry Michael Rills, Ad-dis; Thomas Yves Soileau, Ville Platte; Willard Frederick Wash-burne, Delhi, and Mark Seth Wicks. Wilmette, 111. Frank Peter Brinkman III of Tyler, Tex. (second from right) was the first graduate of Louisiana State University- Medical School at Shreveport. Congra-tulating him prior to the ceremonies at the Civic Theater are dignitaries who participated in the exercises (left to right) Dr. William H. Stewart of New Orleans, chancellor of the LSU Medi-cal Center; Dr. Edgar Hull, dean of the LSU Medical School at Shreveport, and Dr. Martin D. Woodin. of Baton Rouge, president of the LSU System, who pre-sented the diplomas. (Times Photo by Ken Aclin)
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Louisiana State University School of Medicine (Shreveport, La.) Graduation ceremonies Hull, Edgar, 1904-1984 McElroy, William T., Jr. Woodin, Martin Dwight, 1916-2006 Edwards, Edwin W. (Washington), 1927- Brinkman, Frank P., III Stewart, William H., 1921-2008 Awards |
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Date | 1973-05-27 |
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In Men in Black 3, Agents J and Agent K go back in time in this third instalment of the franchise based on the Malibu comic by Lowell Cunningham. Agent J has seen some crazy things in his 15 years with the Men in Black, but nothing, not even aliens, perplexes him as much as his wry, reticent partner. But when K's life and the fate of the planet are put at stake, Agent J will have to travel back in time to put things right. J discovers that there are secrets to the universe that K never told him -- secrets that will reveal themselves as he teams up with the young Agent K (Josh Brolin) to save his partner, the agency, and the future of humankind. Just a normal run-of-the-mill kind of day for the Men in Black.
The team who created the effects for the show includes seven-time Oscar-winner (as well as one for his work on Men In Black) Rick Baker designing the aliens; five-time Oscar-winner Ken Ralston and Jay Redd supervising the visual effects; animation supervisor Spencer Cook from the Spider-Man and Matrix franchises as well as Corey Turner as the 3D Supervisor, who'd worked as Stereographer on Transformers: Dark of the Moon. The workload was pretty heavy, with every single shot, 1,780 [perhaps more] of them in the 3D version of the film, having a VFX component.
For the 1969 sequence, Baker came up with the idea that the aliens would be "retro" – that is, inspired by the aliens seen in 60s-era sci-fi. "The challenge on the first Men In Black movie, and it's stayed our challenge since then, is to do aliens that look unlike any aliens that we've seen before," says Baker. He wanted to insert a premise. "Let's imagine that the guys who made monster movies back in the 50s and 60s really happened to see a real alien and based their monster design on that. And they liked that idea. That was where I really had fun on this movie – to do my version of those classic science fiction aliens as a lot of fun."
Baker also designed the lead alien: the bad guy, Boris the Animal, played by Jemaine Clement, from the Flight of the Conchords comedy duo. "He's a Boglodite, from Boglodotia," says Animation Director Spencer Cook. Baker designed a very badass biker costume, complete with goggles that seem to be embedded deep in Boris's eye sockets. "There are times when Boris is getting angry, agitated or excited, there are fingers that move and twitch around his eye socket. We made digital extensions of that, replacing part of the actor's face and making this crazy action like that."
"This production was such a wild ride and Barry Sonnenfeld is a great director, with a great sense of humor. So, while the movie is a comedy script, the production was funny as well, " adds Cook.
From an animation standpoint, it covered a really wide spectrum of characters. The Alien Fish was a big, heavy lumbering wet monster, meanwhile one of the villian's pets is a little spidery thing called the Weasel. There were vehicles, digital stunts, prosthetics, all a great variety of stuff, because basically, Men In Black is a live-action cartoon.
The two skinny smart alec guys in the headquarters, the worm guys, were a massive challenge. "The performance of these guys was really one of those situations where we had to find our footing a little," notes Cook. "The way Barry Sonnenfeld directs is perfect for this style of film. He asks his actors to direct the lines as straight and flat as they can. 'Don't try to be funny,' he says, cos it's up to the audience to decide. Four guys playing one set of bagpipes, is funniest when they are serious about what they're trying to do."
"By the way, stereo is not a game changer for an animator," according to Spencer Cook, "because, by way of definition, everything we do is three dimensional. Now that audiences can view all of our work in stereo there are of course some considerations that need to be taken, by way of the audience comfort level. In animation, it must be said, we're also doing the camera work too, and these days with stereo we also need to be aware of is the character breaking frame."
Sonnerfeld would use this stereo feature of making the character 'break frame' and come in front of the screen and sometimes behind the screen, as a vehicle for comedic beats or moments. "We now are required to work within the edges of the frame, so as not to have the character get sliced," explains Cook.
One of the best examples is the time jump. "We wanted to make sure the audience could experience how high they were above the ground," explains Turner. "What many earlier films would do is put extra depth into the height by miniaturizing the scene. To go back to 1969, Agent J jumps off the 61st floor of the 77-storey Chrysler Building. We decided to give the foreground a different stereo step to the distance image, as Agent J looks down off the building, and indeed begins to fall. These are all then composited back together into the same shot to make it look like its seamless," explains Turner. "The camera tracks with him from his jump, all the way down until he is about two feet off the ground. Truly, the 3D MIB 3 is a completely different movie."
"Ken and I stood at the top of the Chrysler Building to take reference photos," says the Visual Effects Supervisor Jay Redd. Even though neither really jumped, It turned out it would take just a few seconds for someone to really fall that distance, and to extend Agent J's fall into a two-minute-plus sequence, not only would Ralston and Redd have to play with the physics, but also get across the idea that Agent J is traveling through time. "It's a big challenge to show the audience what time travel looks like," says Redd. We looked for icons, and we started planning at where in the fall, where 'on the building' we would need to be in each section. I think our building is about 800 stories tall, but nobody's going to notice – it's our job as artists and filmmakers to create the illusion that what's happening could really happen in the real world."
Ralston was one of the very first people to join Sonnenfeld in working on the movie, and he ended up in a close collaboration with each of the department heads, from production design to wardrobe to mechanical effects, to help give each the benefit of visual effects when needed. For example, production designer Bo Welch designed the monocycles that J and K riding when chasing Boris through New York's burroughs in 1969 and these vehicles were then faithfully created by the CG artists at Imageworks, whom also re-created New York in the 60s as the backdrop for the elaborate chase sequence in full CG.
The most elaborate digital set piece in the film comes at the climax, as J and Young K chase not one but two Borises through the gantry holding the rockets that would launch the Apollo 11 mission towards the moon. The trick to the sequence is producing a faithful digital re-creation of an iconic event that everyone has seen hundreds of times while also creating everything that the director needs to tell the story. "Reality is great, but sometimes, reality can be boring. The Men In Black movies are all about creating a heightened reality, a fantasy reality. We started with reality, then tried to go beyond but still have it feel like it's in the real world," says Redd. "We had to have the iconic imagery from the Apollo 11 launch, but for dramatic or pacing purposes, we might have to change things – how many floors there are in the tower, how much smoke there is at a given time, how far the beach is from the rocket.
"We try to make you believe that two agents and two Borises are running around fighting each other," Ralston says. "We have all the smoke blowing around, the steam, the vents, the really cool angles of the rocket. The lighting has to have a certain quality. It's all stylized to feel like it's part of the movie, but it also feels like they're really there."


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Water Proof Cycling Jackets There are two types of rides in the rain. The first is the rain all day ride, and here some serious protection is required to combat moisture ingress. The other ride is sometimes the hardest to prepare for, and this is the intermittent rain ride. We would recommend a more packable solution for these rides, something that can be put on quickly and easily, or removed and stored in a rear jersey pocket. Try anything with 'Light' in the name, making sure to check the product's attribute icons to ensure it is fully waterproof. Wind / Weather Resistant For 90% of rides, a windproof cycling jacket teamed with a base layer and/or jersey is all the protection you need, and will significantly contribute to your on the bike enjoyment. By nature more breathable than their full rain protection counterparts, most windproof cycling jackets come with basic 'get me home' shower protection. Remember, always choose the product that suits your needs and be sure to check the product page carefully to see an item's detailed features.
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A cross between a straight bike jacket and a stylish off the bike piece, the Bionicon Hybrid Jacket is nevertheless a feature rich top, ideal for trail riders, commuters, or weekend adventurers in need of versatility. Using a hybrid material (hence the name), the inner is pure New Zealand Merino, whilst the outer is a Nylon - Lycra blend, so not only do you get all of the benefits of merino close to the skin, but also a weather resistant outer - perfect for rides in changeable conditions. Designed to be worn as a second layer, perhaps with a Bionicon Merino T-Shirt underneath, the lightweight ...
Sporting a brushed inner, an anatomically shaped fit and 3 deep rear pockets, the Bioracer Belgium Transotex Jacket, part of the Belgium National Team collection, is a fine autumnal cycling jacket-lite, perfectly suited to the season's cool, crisp days. Somewhere between light/mid-weight, the Transotex is completed by a full length locking zipper and of course, Belgium Team colours.
Anatomically shaped cut
Raglan sleeves, side panels
3 back pockets
Brushed fabric inner for warmth
Transotex fabric dries quickly and sports tear-proof properties
Attached behind the bike seat or to the handlebar with the included leather straps, or indeed stored within the integrated pouch, the Brooks England Cambridge Rain Cape is a fully waterproof cycling cape for the city or touring rider caught in an unwelcome downpour.
Made in Italy from an extremely light PA fabric, pleasingly finished with reflective piping and leather details, the Cambridge Cape offers an adjustable hood that can easily accommodate a bike helmet, and well positioned magnetic hem tapes that loop over the handlebar, providing additional wet weather protection.
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A hard wearing cotton fabric that has been treated with polyurethane forms the outer of the Cafe du Cycliste Geraldine wind and waterproof city jacket. City styling is evident but this jacket's intelligent styling make it an eminently practical on the bike garment.
Rear vents and a mesh lining help air circulation, whist upfront a two way full length zipper provides plenty of temperature control. A longer cut at the back has been paired with wrist zips and ribbed cuffs to keep the cold out on chillily city rides. The Geraldine also features a drop down reflective panel that ...
Cafe du Cycliste's Cote d'Azur style is obvious in the new Heidi Winter Jacket. Featured in the performance range the Heidi achieves a desirable balance between technical fabrics, comfort and style.
Made from Italian performance fabric the jacket combines polypropylene to keep you dry and a polyester micro fibre to wick away sweat. Eye catching windproof panels on the front and shoulders protect the rider from biting winter winds giving the advantages of both a winter jersey and a wind proof gilet.
A brushed interior makes this jacket work over just a single base ...
The Madeleine is the long sleeve version of the popular wind proof gilet. Designed with changeable late autumn and early siring conditions in mind, the Madeleine can be easily stowed in a rear jersey pocket when temperatures rise.
Its long sleeves are finished with lycra cuffs to keep the wind out whilst a water resistant outer allows it to stand up to light showers and damp days.
A zipped rear cargo pocket, side vents, and reflective elements complete the Madeleine's all round practicality as a multi use jacket.
100% PE / Mesh 80%PA - 20%EA
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A pleasantly breathable, stretchy hardshell rain jacket, the Confronto by Castelli is a great little 3-season wet weather road cycling rain jacket. Stowed in a rear jersey pocket when not in use, the Confronto is easy to unfurl once skies darken, offering a waterproof zipper, selective seam taping, a comforting high collar and cooling vents for heat release under big efforts. More accomplished than a pared down emergency jacket, the Confronto could easily be worn from ride start to finish for all-day shower protection.
Torrent 2L stretch fabric with 10000mm water column waterproofness ...
$374.93 $329.94
Designed for the 5-hour cold winter rides, when training thoughts are turned towards cresting summer's crisp mountain passes, the Castelli Elemento Jacket offers an extraordinary level of breathability paired with 100% front and rear windproof protection.
Cut slim and tailored with 7x(AIR) baffled venting zones, the Elemento sports a fleece-lined inner, a flip-up Thermoflex cosy collar, quite surprisingly useful cinch wrist zips, plus 3 deep rear pockets complemented by a zippered 4th for valuables. Treated with DWR for basic water repellant properties, the Elemento Jacket ...
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4-way stretch, windproof and water resistant, yes indeed, Castelli's Espresso Due Jacket has a lot going for it. Road cyclists searching for a trim, luxurious jacket for wintery rides finished with great attention to detail and sporting well-thought out features like a dedicated media pocket, glove integrating wrist zips and zippered chest vents will find a lot to love about the Espresso, and that's before getting on the bike. Tooled-up with 3-deep rear pockets that offer ample space for snacks, smartphones or supplies, the Espresso is completed by a high, comforting neck, ...
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A leek, race cut stowaway rain jacket, the Castelli Sottile Due Jacket offers waterproof & wind resistant protection for the rider looking for a lightweight yet full featured rain top for club runs, training rides or showery sportives. Made from a PU membrane that actually breathes (unlike many others) assisted by under arm mesh areas that aid breathability, the Sottile Due sports a contrast auto-lock full front zipper with an easy pull handle, a right-rear positioned zipper that provides easy access to jersey pockets, and rear reflective tabs for a welcome touch of low light visibility.Worn ...
A classic 'emergency' road cycling jacket, designed for pulling out of a rear jersey pocket when rain appears on the horizon, the Castelli Squadra Long Jacket is a ride essential for changeable conditions, offering wind and water resistance at a moment's notice.
Sporting a coated nylon fabric with a water repellant treatment and side ventilation louvres, the Squadra Long Jacket is finished with reflective piping on the sleeves and rear, and cut long in the back to protect against wheel spray.
Coated nylon fabric with water-repellant treatment
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A firm Castelli favourite, and one that you may well find yourself wearing into lower temperatures than the Italian brand's stated 10 degree celsius minimum, the Trasparente Due Wind Jersey FZ offers lightweight 'like a jersey' fit, a wind protective front and rear splash protection. Subtle Castelli branding sits astride a full length YKK Camlock zipper, 3 rear pockets offer ample space for snacks and supplies to the rear enhanced by an elastic hem to avoid ride-up, and generous reflective piping on the front and rear completes the jersey.
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The Chrome Anza Jacket is a packable, lightweight cycling jacket made from a 100% polyester plain weave fabric with a water repellent finish. Designed for the urban cyclist, the Anza offers longer sleeves and torso for a comfortable reach, a stylish wind snap collar and reflective logo for night visibility. At the rear, a large stuff pocket stands ready to carry your ride essentials.
Lightweight, water repellent shell
Convertible collar for cold rides
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The Chrome Cobra Hoody is the US brand's live-in 24/7 top. On or off the bike, its great fit, soft merino wool fabric and rich feature list will both please and delight you.
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For riders with big storage needs, the Cobra's full width rear pocket will come as a nice surprise, as will the pocket zippered wrist, thumb loops and generally pleasing fit that gives you a longer torso and longer sleeves.
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A lightweight, ripstop nylon cycling jacket ideally suited to blustery, showery bike days (and goodness knows we have enough of those in London), the Chrome De Haro Windbreaker sports a wind and water resistant outer, cleverly cut with full length side vents to keep you cool after big efforts. A two-way front zip further aids breathability, whilst reflective cuff cinches provide welcome low-light visibility. A rear cargo pocket doubles as a stuff sack post-ride, whilst up front, utility chest pockets can accommodate a mobile device.
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A fully waterproof jacket for city cycling is essential apparel armoury for your wardrobe, and the all new Chrome Storm Cobra jacket is one that should certainly be on your wishlist if rainy bike days are a part of your biking life.
Featuring a fully taped 100% waterproof yet breathable fabric (Chrome call this their Storm technology), it rocks a bike friendly fit, arm pit zips, a two way main zipper, a long zippered rear pocket and reflective detailing for safer low light riding.
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Designed to protect against even the most torrid tempests, the Chrome Storm Field Jacket is a bike-friendly fit, 100% waterproof cycling jacket complete with stowaway hood, aimed firmly at the urban all-weather rider, or post-race biker looking to stay dry in style.Sporting a rear full width cargo pocket alongside front exterior utility pockets, fully-taped seams, pit vents & a handy two-way main zipper based on the style of the M65 military jacket, the Field is completed by velcro cuffs with reflective detailing.Fully seam taped construction with waterproof twill blend fabricReflective ...
American made e-Vent fabric was brought in for the Italo 79 Jacket to create a super light, packable rain jacket. A waterproof inner membrane and a teflon coating keep you dry in fearsome squalls making this an ideal jacket for carrying with you on days when the weather looks ominous.
The Italo 79 characteristic colours feature on the sleeve adding a much needed element of visibility for when the sky darkens and the weather worsens.
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A jacket and gilet in one? Yep, that's what the 'Convert' in Craft Active Bike Convert Jacket means! Sporting zip-off sleeves and a handy large rear pocket c/w zipper for stowing them in when the temperature rises, the Convert is a light, wind protective & water repellant cycling jacket, nicely detailed with a front zip-covering wind-placket, welcome touches of reflective trim, nicely articulated elbows and a comforting elastic waist gripper. Craft apparel is renowned for keen attention to ergonomics, and the Convert does not disappoint, offering a trim body shape, ...
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Arriving with a re-style, a significant drop in weight & improved fabrics, the latest Craft Active Bike Rain Jacket is more than ever an ideal weatherproof urban cycling, or high visibility occasional road ride cycling jacket, ideally suited to the demands of all-season cycling.
Lighter in weight than previous iterations, and impressively packable (although not so packable you could stow it in a rear pocket), the Bike Rain Jacket sports fully taped seams, front and back ventilation zones and a comfort enhancing bodymapped inner mesh, all designed to prevent water ingress and ...
Sporting a brushed inner and weather resistant outer, the Craft Active Bike Siberian Jacket is ideally suited to blustery, showery road or trail bike days.
Mid-weight, and suitable for a healthy spread of cold temperatures, the Siberian Cycling Jacket features a large zippered rear pocket well-sized for snacks and supplies, a silicon gripper finished hem, full front zip and zip garage. Reflective detailing provides a welcome measure of low light visibility to complete the jacket.
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The Craft Active Bike Wind Jacket is the sort of cycling outer layer we would put in the 'punches well above its weight' category. Sporting a wind protective, water repellant fabric, a lightweight build that lends itself to stowing away in a rear jersey pocket when not in use, 3 rear pockets, an elastic waist gripper, mesh areas to regulate heat and a smart frontal wind placket, it's pretty easy to see why we think the Wind Jacket is a bit of a dark horse.
Designed for the sort of blustery, showery days that often accompany off-season jaunts, the Active Bike ...
The Craft Women's Active Bike Wind Jacket is the sort of cycling outer layer we would put in the 'punches well above its weight' category. Sporting a wind protective, water repellant fabric, a lightweight build that lends itself to stowing away in a rear jersey pocket when not in use, 3 rear pockets, an elastic waist gripper, mesh areas to regulate heat and a smart frontal wind placket, it's pretty easy to see why we think the Wind Jacket is a bit of a dark horse.
Designed for the sort of blustery, showery days that often accompany off-season jaunts, the ...
$87.25 $61.08
Worn as a mid-layer in chillier conditions, or paired with a base layer and worn as an outer layer on cool days, the Craft Elite Light Wool Wind Jacket is a very pleasing merino wool blend lightweight jacket, perfectly suited to either relaxed club runs, all-day trail sessions or week day city rides.
Sporting a full front lock-down YKK zipper with comfort enhancing zip-hood, the Elite Light Wool offers a wind protective front & rear shoulder area, a dropped rear for a comfortable bike position, and hidden rear pocket ideal for small valuables, finished with an easy pull zipper. ...
$55.69 $54.58
Weighing in at only 38 gsm, the Craft Women's Performance Light Jacket is the ultimate stow away jacket in a seriously light weight package. Weight is only half the story though, as the Light Jacket features Craft's highly ergonomic bike specific cut. Simply put, it's so beautifully fitted on and off the bike that you'll quickly find any excuse to keep wearing it. A huge bonus is that the Light Jacket can be folded into it's own back pocket for easy storage, a rear pocket that is a useful place to pop an energy bar or gel whilst on the move. Onto the details, and for breathability mesh ...
$134.98 $121.48
One of our top selling waterproof cycling jackets of all time, the Craft Performance Rain Jacket is an ideal option for cyclists looking for a lightweight, perfectly fitted and impressively breathable waterproof for road, trail or commute this season.
Light enough to be stowed away in a rear jersey pocket, but not so light as to be too flappy in the wind, the Craft Performance Rain Jacket proves itself to be not only fully wind and waterproof, but highly breathable, (courtesy of the integrated ventilation and enhanced fabric), and cut for a very flattering fit. A reversed ...
The Craft Performance Stretch Jacket is designed for those windy, frequently showery but ultimately pretty damn rewarding road rides that many of us consider our regular riding environment.
Sporting a wind and waterproof outer in a light /mid weight package, the Performance Stretch Cycling Jacket features a trim, race cut, warming fleece-lined collar, body-mapped zones to counter over-heating and a large zippered rear pocket for snacks and supplies. 360 degree visible reflective trim provides a welcome dose of low light visibility to complete the jacket.
360 visibility
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A favourite amongst many professional Spanish cyclists throughout the training months, the Etxeondo Competition Jacket is a true race cut, lightweight waterproof cycling jacket.Created from Gore's Paclite fabric finished with heat sealed seams for total protection against water ingress, and shaped for a superb on the bike position that reduces wind resistance, the Etxeondo Competition Jacket is at home in the very wettest conditions; from valley floor to mountain top descent.Extremely lightweight, the Competition sports a stylish double front closure of buttons and zip, and a high front ...
$218.14 $120.52
Slightly lighter in construction than the other Etxeondo jackets (jacket-lite), and as such a great choice for mid-season escapades, the Erobern rocks a combination of Gore Windstopper and Thermolite panels for a protective, ergonomic fit.Etxeondo jackets uniformly use full front zipper, finished with their customary logo zipper, and here the Erobern is no exception. Rear reflective details aid low light visibility, whilst three generous rear pockets harbour enough space for all your on the bike snacks and supplies.Gore Windstopper and Thermolite constructionFull front zip3 rear pocketsReflective ...
The Etxeondo Estalki Jacket is a feature rich, lighter-weight cycling jacket sporting full wind protective properties, making it an ideal piece for cool to chilly rides.Constructed from Gore Wind Stopper and Thermolite married to an innovative honeycomb panel lining, the Estalki is finished with specially coloured reflective piping as part of the design, providing a pleasing colour contrast and low light visibility in one fell swoop. A full front zip also finished with reflective detailing sits at the front, whilst at the rear, a large zippered pocket provides space for mid-ride snacks ...
Created with Gore Wind Stopper fabric tailored with a special treatment that creates extra elasticity and lightness, the Etxeondo Lerro Jacket is a great choice for cool to chilly rides. Unique to the Lerro are the abrasion resistant shoulders, a particularly useful enhancement for trail riders or fast city riders who regular tote a backpack. At the rear, the Lerro sports features independent pockets for all of your on the bike snacks and supplies, with a zippered 4th in the centre - an ideal place for a smart phone or camera.Windstopper Soft Shell / Thermolite constructionFull front ...
The Etxeondo Life Jacket not only keeps you dry, but whilst doing so cleverly regulates your body temperature via a fabric that lets air out but not water in. Packable in a rear jersey pocket and as such, extremely light, the Life Jacket proves to be an excellent cycling jacket for unexpected bad weather. Tailored with rear reflective detailing, and a reversed full length front zipper, it is completed with body mapped mesh inserts that enhance breathability yet maintain water resistance where it counts.A note on 'waterproof' - Whilst the Etxeondo Life Jacket offers a waterproof fabric ...
An ideal windproof road cycling jacket for cool but not excessively cold temperatures, the Etxeondo Lodi, a new jacket to the Spanish brand's collection for 2014, offers a fleece lined windproof front and sleeve, paired with Etxeondo Comfort fabric sides and back. A high neck trimmed with a full length easy-pull zipper creates a comforting, easy to adjust ride-environment, whilst at the rear, 3 deep rear pockets trimmed with low light enhancing reflectivity provide ample space for on-the-go snacks and supplies.
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$271.31 $123.44
The Etxeondo Set Jacket is an all new addition to the Etxeondo Clothing collection for this season, and right off the bat, we have to say it is one of our favourite cycling jacket designs of all time. Constructed from a mixture of Gore Windstopper and Thermolite fabrics, the Etxeondo Set is a lightweight jacket for this season's windy rides, and rocks a fleece lining, and a lovely high collar finished internally with Thermolite.At the rear, Etxondo have provided for storage space generously, with the Set offering one large horizontal pocket, and a second right rear vertical zip, both ...
Heading into winter's icy depths, a cyclist needs a comprehensive, stylish and feature rich cycling jacket - an environment perfectly suited to the Etxeondo Summum Jacket.
Fully wind blocking thanks to Gore Wind Stopper fabric and exceedingly warm due to the mixture of Thermolite side panels, the Summum provides a unique measure of adaptability via its adjustable Thermolite hood. Extremely lightweight and connected to the jacket by three fasteners, the hood can be removed as the temperature dictates.
Inner piping is provided for a hands-free cable, whilst at the rear, ...
Rocking a Thermolite construction for a great weight versus warmth factor, the Etxeondo Tiner Jacket is a straight up mid-weight early season cycling jacket, perfect for cool rides that don't require a wind proof solution, where a lighter, more fitted cycle jacket is the better option. Layer it with an Etxeondo baselayer like the Iluna, and you've got yourself a fitted, lightweight partnership for rides from around 5 to 12 degrees. The Tiner's main point of interest at the front is its off centre zip for added collar comfort, and the right breast zipper pocket, which is ideally placed ...
Created from Swiss 'water of a duck's back' fabric, the Muxu Town Jacket is a stylish, feature rich and water repellant urban cycling jacket perfect designed for a Life by bike.Mid to light-weight and finished in dark navy, the Town Jacket features two zipped front hand pockets and an internal headphone ready chest pocket. A velcro closed rear pocket completes storage capabilities. Designed for a fitted cut on and off the bike, the Town offers dropped shoulder seams for bag carrying comfort, two invisible zip air vents astride the full front zipper, and internal lycra wrist grips for ...
$136.34 $95.43
The Radioshack Leopard Trek Wind Jacket 2013 is the official Craft of Sweden Leopard Trek cycling wind jacket.Designed for cool, blustery days and hence lighter in construction compared to the Replica Winter Jacket, the wind jacket sports a wind blocking and ventilating fabric, ergonomic elasticated side panels, reflective piping for low light visibility and four rear pockets, this is not only a great cycling jacket, but the perfect addition to your existing Radioshack Leopard Trek kit. Windblocking and ventilating fabricElastic side panelsReflective piping for extra visibility Four back ...
You'd have to look twice to identify the Amsterdam as a cycling jacket. A herringbone construction and panelling based on the popular Portland jacket make the Amsterdam the perfect jacket to go from bike to desk to pub.
Based in Portland, Showers Pass are accustomed to wet, wintery riding and have incorporated such expertise into the jacket. A three layer waterproof soft-shell fabric has been furnished with a lined, zip fastening cuff to overlap with gloves - fending off whatever the weather throws at you.
Practicalities have not been overlooked with hidden pit zips and ...
Ideal for the daily commute, or relaxed all-weather weekend rides, the Showers Pass Club Pro Jacket is a fully waterproof cycling jacket, offering 360 degree visibility for safe, low light riding.
Finished with taped seams and water resistant zippers, the Club Pro sports forward positioned pit zips and a large back vent, both of which are welcome features when the rain is falling, but the ambient temperature remains mild. Easily accessible cargo pockets sit at the front, and at the waist, as adjustable elastic drawcord can be put to use to cinch the jacket a little closer to the ...
Tailored with a regular fit perfectly suited to city cycling, or indeed the demands of all-weather cycle touring, the Showers Pass Elite 2.1 Jacket is a lightweight 3-layer eVent fabric waterproof cycling jacket designed for handling serious downpours with ease.
Trimmed with a full length, smooth running Vislon 3-way zipper with storm flap, the Elite 2.1 sports full seam taping throughout for complete wind and water protection. Constructed from highly regarded eVent fabric, the Elite 2.1 offers a good degree of inherent breathability, enhanced via a multitude of vent options, ...
Weighing in at a svelte, stowaway 240 grams, and sporting a a sleek high performance fit, the Showers Pass Elite Pro Jacket is this Portland based brand's answer to wet weather race, training or fast city cycling
Engineered from a three-layer waterproof and extremely breathable Elite Fabric combined with softshell side panels shaped to follow your bike position, the Elite Pro offers adjustable ventilating cuffs, water-resistant zippered core vents, an asymmetrical front zipper that significantly ups the comfort factor and a rear zippered exhaust vent.
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The Showers Pass Pro Tech ST Jacket is an extremely lightweight, stowaway waterproof cycling jacket, ideal for training rides, club runs or high mountain sportives.
Seam taped for better weather protection with an off-set 2-way zip, it features a rear reflective enhanced storage pocket (light items only as the material is so thin), velcro adjustable cuffs and at the rear, a dropped hem and a mid-back vent to aid cooling.
Almost fully transparent, this is one cycling jacket that will still allow your fellow rider to see just how great your cycling jersey really is.
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Designed for the all-weather commuter, tourer & all-mountain trail rider alike, the Showers Pass Refuge Jacket is an adventuresome 100% waterproof cycling jacket built from 3-layer Elite fabric.
Fully seam-sealed to protect against water-ingress, the Refuge is fabricated with meticulous attention to detail, demonstrated through core-vents to prevent over-heating, reinforced & ruggedised shoulders to prevent early wear from backpack or bike carry, wide, smooth running water resistant Vislon zippers, 360 degree reflective detailing and dual light loops. Sporting a removable ...
The Rogue Hoodie is a brand new addition to the Showers Pass clothing collection, and one that offers both city and trail riders a 3-layer fleece lined waterproof material, trimmed with great features like cosy wrist closures complete with thumb loops, extensive yet subtle reflective trim and an integral hood.
Worn on or off the bike, the Rogue's combination of pub ready looks paired with keen technical features mean that it is quite easy to wear throughout the day, without ever feeling like a compromise is being made.
Fleece Lined Artex waterproof-breathable fabric ...
Styled for a race cut, the Showers Pass Skyline Softshell is a waterproof road cycling softshell perfectly suited to wet, windy days, when an adaptable, feature-rich cycling jacket can make all the difference.
Tailored with an off-set front zip finished with an easy reach puller and comfort enhancing zip garage, the Skyline sports a waterproof front chest pocket, and dual side invisible zippers on call to aid breathability. Welcome 360 degree low-light reflectivity runs from wrist to wrist, whilst zippered cuffs which allow for a more aerodynamic fit complete the arms. At the ...
Tailored with a regular fit perfectly suited to city cycling, or indeed the demands of all-weather cycle touring, the Showers Pass Women's Elite 2.1 Jacket is a lightweight 3-layer eVent fabric waterproof cycling jacket designed for handling serious downpours with ease.
Trimmed with a full length, smooth running Vislon 3-way zipper with storm flap, the Elite 2.1 sports full seam taping throughout for complete wind and water protection. Constructed from highly regarded eVent fabric, the Elite 2.1 offers a good degree of inherent breathability, enhanced via a multitude of vent ...
$231.77 $208.59
From its offset zip to the subtle yet striking white reflective detailing, the Solo RT Winter Jacket (the RT stands for 'Retro Tech') is a stylish wind and waterproof fronted winter cycling jacket designed for cool to very cold conditions.
With design inspiration taken from pure road cycling heritage, the RT Winter Jacket is an all out modern performer, offering the road rider every expected enhancement: notably 3 rear pockets, a 4th waterproof lined fob pocket, a concealed side pocket (an idea first seen in Solo's phenomenally popular Equipe Gilet) and reflective ...
A favourite of regular all weather road cyclists (you will know them by the trail of cake crumbs they leave after a tea stop), a clear, stowaway rainproof jacket worn from the outset of a ride, or kept in a rear jersey pocket for when the levee breaks is always worth having in your cycle clothing collection. The Solo Winter Rain Coat is a modern version of this aforementioned classic, offering both wind and water protection combined with a weatherproof full front zip and storm flap. Mesh underarm areas do a great job of modulating ride temperature, whilst at the side, a waterproof pocket ...
Hugely popular in the US the Deck Jacket has arrived at Always Riding HQ just in time for chilly times ahead. Made out of a three layer soft-shell that is both wind and water resistant the Swrve Deck Jacket does what a jacket should do; keep the warmth in and the rain out without getting you all hot and sweaty for when you reach your destination.
Cold sping days and bright winter rides are where this jacket excels; it' smart enough off the bike and immensely practical on it - urban excursions no longer require a second thought.
The Deck jacket is feature laden with fold ...
The Swrve Milwaukee ES Jacket is a fully wind and waterproof bicycle jacket for urban cycling. Complete with an integrated hood, the ES (extra special!) sports an effective 3-layer softshell fabric, with an inside facing cozy fleece interior.
Recognised as a classic in the swrve range by cyclists, bloggers and industry reviewers, the Milwaukee rocks time-proven rider rider features like extra long pit zips, double cuffs for cold draft exclusion, a drop tail for a correct on the bike look, reflective detailing, generous pockets both inside and out, and a waterproof Swiss-made Riri ...
Twin Six brings the Standard Tech or Thermal hoody to its arsenal as an everyday piece that you'll instinctively be pulling on whether on or off the bike. It's the perfect number for cold commutes, urban excursions or even exploring gravel or dirt trails.
The Standard Hoody really is anything but standard - a bluesign approved water resistant fabric has been paired with a sealed silicone front zipper to keep you dry if you get caught in a squall. Double zipper arm pit vents, a micro fibre fleece inner and longer sleeves give this the feel of a technical jersey or jacket ...
A twist on a British classic, the Vulpine Harrington Jacket is a lightweight, water resistant & feature laden cycling jacket ideal for damp, blustery days on the bike.
Replete with lashings of detail, from the magnetic neck and rear pocket closure, contrast piped seams & rear reflective light loop, to the reflective cuff trim, and high, soft collar, Vulpine have once again created a versatile on and off the bike piece perfectly suited to the urban environment.
Showerproof cotton
Magnetic neck closure & rear pocket
Large rear vents
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The Vulpine Original Rain Jacket is back; this time in four colours and housing extra design enhancements. The fine design and Epic Cotton construction remain as does the British and military influence in the tailoring. Whether a smart urban commuter, or touring cyclist the versatility of the jacket means it looks great on and off the bike.
Handmade from Epic Cotton, a fabric created by applying a microscopic silicon coating to cotton before weaving, the Vulpine Rain Jacket benefits from water and wind-resistance, and, because the fabric is woven, it allows moist air to escape, ...
A twist on a British classic, the Vulpine Harrington Jacket is a lightweight, water resistant & feature laden cycling jacket ideal for damp, blustery days on the bike.
Not just a copy of the men's version the Women's Harrington has been added with an entirely new design pattern, and a women's specific cut.
Replete with lashings of detail, from the magnetic neck and rear pocket closure, contrast piped seams & rear reflective light loop, to the reflective cuff trim, and high, soft collar, Vulpine have once again created a versatile on and off the bike ...
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2011-04-17 23:50
I want to reinstall the firmware on my N8, but don't want to lose all the levels I've done on Angry Birds. (Took weeks!!)
Is there some kind of Save file I can copy so that when I do the reinstall, I can copy the completed ones back?
Solved! Go to Solution.
2011-04-18 3:12 - edited 2011-04-18 3:32
i dont know to suggest any way but if you just reinstall the firmware with out performing hard reset then you will not lose the levels
if you perform reset then yes you will loose it
in both cases you need to do full back up via pc and ovi suite(back up via phone file manager it only back up contacts and files so no video or games)
it may help
2011-04-18 8:49
2011-04-18 9:12
2011-04-18 14:09
2011-04-18 15:19
2011-04-18 15:28
If you connect your phone using USB mass storage and check on the N8's 16GB memory, you will see a folder called Resource and inside that folder another one called apps.
Check in that latest folder and you will see files for angry birds and other apps.
Honestly, I never tried to copy these along and see if that brings back my scores.
2011-04-18 16:51
2011-04-22 11:45
OK. Finally took the plunge and tried it this morning.
Did both with Ovi suite, then Nokia Software Updater.
All my settings etc stayed the same and the phone has not returned to it generic 059C951 state.
All completed game levels are there and it's still unbraned as before!!
Only downside it hasn't solved a software problem I have so I may have to make another trip to an NCC
2011-04-22 12:09
greycounciller wrote:
All completed game levels are there and it's still unbraned as before!!
Only downside it hasn't solved a software problem I have so I may have to make another trip to an NCC
Good typo. error but perhaps it remains "unbrained"
2011-04-22 13:28 - edited 2011-04-22 13:31
I tried copying my Angry Birds Seasons resource files back in to the E:\resource\apps folder using X-plore after reinstalling the game, but it won't overwrite the files already there.
And when I connect my N8 to my PC I can't even see the resource folder.
Anyone have an idea how I can delete the resource files so I can replace them with my backups?
2011-04-22 20:47
Here's what I did. It was simple, quick, and worked like a charm.
You don't want what is in the RESOURCE folder. You want the files that are in the PRIVATE folder.
I used QuickInfo.wgz to determine the UID of Angry Birds. For me, it is 20030e51.
Then, I connected my N8 to my Mac in USB Mass Storage mode. I navigated to the drive that has Angry Birds installed (E), then to the PRIVATE folder, then to the folder 20030e51. I copied the files highscores.lua & settings.lua to my Mac.
I reinstalled Angry Birds fresh and copied those 2 files from my Mac back to E:/private/20030e51 in USB Mass Storage Mode.
I ran Angry Birds and all of my settings and completed levels were restored.
2011-04-23 2:33
2011-04-23 9:45
Thanks 4piecekit! I got there eventually!
2011-04-27 10:48
In addition to 4piecekit's instructions, here are the other folders for the other Angry Birds games.
2003B2F1 - Angry Birds Rio
2003B220 - Angry Birds Rio FREE
20030E50 - Angry Birds FREE
20030E51 - Angry Birds
20030E52 - Angry Birds Seasons
20030E53 - Angry Birds Seasons FREE
20030E54 - Angry Birds LITE.
All the best.
2011-06-10 3:44
2011-06-10 11:27
Thanks for the correction. Well spotted.
2011-07-17 1:16
2011-07-17 1:31
Oh wow.. You know what, never mind.
Just out of curiousity, I kept my google search for a savefile, and noticed the iPhone version of the games also use settings.lus & highscores.lua..
As I had nothing to lose, I thought I'd give it a go, and ya know what? It bloody worked!
Happy face
2011-07-17 11:06


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The `soap-client.el` library provides access to a SOAP web service. It can load SOAP WSDL descriptors and use them to encode and decode SOAP requests. The project is located at http://code.google.com/p/emacs-soap-client/
A sample interface for accessing JIRA functionality is provided as an example.
Unfortunately the jira2.el package is a programatic interface to JIRA using SOAP. It does not contain user level functionality, but only functions you can call from your own programs to perform JIRA operations. The only interactive function inside is jira2-login. See further discussion at the QuickStart page