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One of the enduring mysteries of the EEStory has been whether or not the tight connection between former Board Member Mort Topfer (see photo above) and Michael Dell would lead to any future business opportunities for EEStor Inc. Some have said that since Dell is an investor in some of the Kleiner Perkins funds, then maybe indirectly he has an investment in EEStor. One thing that is well known is the Weir's worked with the Topfer's at Dell, something that continues even today with EEStor Board of Director Greg Weir, a senior manager at Dell. But just because EEStor has ties to Dell doesn't mean that Michael Dell is personally aware of EEStor and it's battery pursuits. Or does it?
Question: It was announced on January 8th that Morton Topfer is joining the board of a mysterious
company out of Texas called E-store and a bit of background for no one who's ever heard of them, they
are claiming ultra capacitors with energy density -- 10 times the energy density of lead acid batteries at
a fraction of the cost, and charging time of five minutes. Do you think there is merit in this technology,
and where do you see it going?
MICHAEL DELL: Well, you know, I haven't studied the technology. Mort is a very bright guy and I
have a lot of respect for him. The area of energy storage is one where there is constant effort to create
the next innovation, but one also has to be very careful because energy storage is basically a way of
capturing energy so you release it very, very slowly. Of course if you get it wrong, it doesn't release as slowly, and that's not a good thing. (Laughter) So it sometimes takes a while to get these things right, and so I would just be cautious that there are a lot of these technologies -- claims like that have been made before and sometimes it takes a while for these
things to actually come to fruition. You know, most of the improvements in power have come not from
the power system itself, but from the reduction in power of the electronics. So we'd love to see
innovations and hopefully this company or others will be able to kind of break the curve that we've been
on with classical lithium, lithium ion, lithium polymer types of technologies.
I think any ongoing observer of the EEStory has to acknowledge a few things about this statement by Michael Dell. First, he is definitely aware of EEStor. Second, he seems to be hinting at precisely the thing that Dick Weir has said which is that the reduction of the power electronics has made the EESU possible---which indicates in all likelihood that he heard via EEStor. Thirdly, he's not ready to really talk about EEStor...at least at this Feb 2008 event.
So what would Dell do with a contract with EEStor Inc.? Maybe acquire a phone company, ie, Palm? How else could it compete with the Apple iPhone? ....and not to mention regain a lead in the mobile computing market place. And who at Dell would lead that charge or take a product through UL Certification? Michael, how's that for a slow release?
UPDATE: It's been pointed out to me that the Dell response is referring specifically to the reduction in power consumption of the electronics and not the reduction in size of the power electronics vis a vis recent EEStor revelations concerning power electronics. I admit that's an eminently plausible interpretation. I'll mull it over.
Update #2: I found the video of this event. It's on YouTube now:

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Traveling trials
The dog days of summer are upon us but it was noticeably chilly in the overly air conditioned Newark airport Monday. Ralph and I spent the weekend in Virginia visiting family and friends, and had what we thought would be a two and a half hour layover in Newark on our way back. It was early evening and we were hungry and shivering and definitely worn out from packing too many people and too much wine into a very short weekend. We went in search of dinner. Airports can be a hard place for someone who can't eat gluten; I know this. But a recent memory of a decent, if pricey, meal at Gallagher's at that airport several months ago made me less concerned about bringing food with me than I usually might be.
So as we walked up and down the packed halls of the airport, searching out the food options in the C concourse, I felt my mood get darker with the seemingly never-ending pizza, salty Chinese food, pretzels, and sandwiches. Even the tacos at Maui Taco were made with flour tortillas. The chicken and rice I ended up eating at a fake French bistro was distinctly not good. And no doubt full of modified food starch, or just plain flour. It was a bad food decision for a celiac, but I was on the verge of a food-breakdown, nearly in tears, and I bought it anyway.
I realize that this is probably a fruitless rant but, really, why does it have to be so damn difficult to eat safely in an airport if you have an allergy? As I was waiting in line at Maui Taco (and sorry to keep maligning them here, but the experience was really pretty disappointing and the name stuck in my head) to ask about corn vs. flour tacos, the man in front of me asked the cashier whether their beans were vegetarian. The man answered dismissively, "yeah, yeah, yeah." The customer, noticeably skeptical, asked, "Are you sure?" The cashier again brushed off the question, inspiring something less than confidence in the answer. Do I live in a bubble here or is it fair to say that people who are in the business of selling food should know what they're serving? And airport or not, I refuse to accept that food can't be whole and fresh or at the least that there can't be options that are whole and fresh. For God's sake, can't we do better than this?
While that last meal at Gallagher's was nice enough, it was close to $150, for two people, in an airport. We were on our way back from a trip to Jamaica and reluctant to end the vacation. But we weren't feeling so extravagant on Monday night. We did sit in their bar and have a drink- and my wine came in a glass with someone else's lipstick on it. The bartender was extremely apologetic and immediately brought me a new, clean glass. But, hey, Newark? Get your act together. It shouldn't have to be so bad.
That layover ended up being more than five hours. We were cold and tired and ready to go home and when our plane finally landed in Burlington at 2 in the morning, I was very grateful to be home.
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Dino Diner in the back of DinoLand is usually open from 11am-4pm or so.
Dino Diner primarily serves snacks and frozen beverages, in addition to cinnamon-glazed almonds and pecans. The Nachos Supreme are large enough to share, though the toppings are largely canned supermarket quality.
The Frozen Bacardi Raspberry Rum Lemonade is a unique offering that was added in August 2012. Like most of Disney's "frozen" beverages, it consists of less than an ounce of "Bacardi Black Razz" rum underneath the usual frozen lemonade. You'd be much better off putting some rum in a water bottle and ordering the $4 non-alcoholic version. It's quite refreshing in the hot weather, but don't expect much booziness.
Cinammon-Glazed Pecans:
This was a mixture of soft and hard pecans and just little balls of cinnamon/sugar coating. All very sweet. I enjoyed them and it was a nice portion for the price, but very sweet. Very sweet.
Dino Diner has a few picnic tables out in front of it and there are a few benches in the immediate vicinity. If it's hot out or there aren't any tables available, I recommend heading over to Restaurantosaurus for plentiful air-conditioned seating and additional patio tables.


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When thinking of lingerie ads, we obviously think about the annual, spectacular, Victoria's Secret Angels show, where super skinny, beautiful models are parading to the coolest and most sexy beats. And if you're a woman yourself, I bet you and your friends are always thinking about which Angel you would be (I would be Adriana ;)). These angels are the perfect display of feminine beauty, one would think. Wrong.
Let me quickly put you to the test: when I say the names Myla Dalbesio, Candice Huffine & Ashley Graham, do they ring any bell? I guess they don't. Yet, their profession is the same as the one of famous Gisele Bundchen, Doutzen Kroes or Adriana Lima. They are all top models: equally beautiful, equally sexy and equally talented. There's one difference though: their size.
As a matter of fact, they're gaining popularity really fast because in the past year a new understanding of feminine beauty has started to leave its mark: say hi to the inbetweenie. In November alone, three high-fashion institutes have started using these models in their communication and advertising strategy. In its new "Perfectly Fit" underwear campaign, Calvin Klein is using Myla Dalbesio as their leading model, and please be free to judge for yourself, but she's totally nailing it. Another star is Candice Huffine, who will shine next to 11 other supermodels in the 2015 Pirelli Calendar. My favorite, however, is the beautiful Ashley Graham: 27 and shining on the cover of Sports Illustrated (the new Issue 2015 is available as from today by the way). After having already posed for Elle, Glamour & Levi's, Graham says the world is ready for curves in bikinis. And she's right. Sports Illustrated have even recently started their #CurvesinBikinis social media campaign, where they encourage normal women to show that they're proud of their bodies in bikinis, whatever size they may be.
Hot tweetaway: The world is ready for #CurvesinBikinis: a new understanding of feminine beauty insit.es/1vdCgWF by @MasNatalie via @CoolBrands #GenY
Being perfectly imperfect
Graham is not the only one claiming that the world is ready for curves in bikini, or just being the way you are in general. This phenomena totally fits into the overall 2015 trend of being perfectly imperfect, already announced early January by Gen Y expert, Joeri Van den Bergh. The self-empowered Millennials are experiencing a perfection fatigue and craving for transforming their lives by embracing who they really are. Goodbye unrealistic beauty ideals, goodbye Instagram filters & goodbye Photoshop. Nowadays, it's not about being (super) skinny anymore, it's about the appearance you make and the way you feel, whatever size you have.
Hot tweetaway: Goodbye unrealistic beauty ideals, #Instagram filters & #Photoshop? #Millennials want to be perfectly imperfect insit.es/1vdCgWF via @CoolBrands #GenY
And the proof is everywhere. To name a few:
- Stars like Kim Kardashian and J.Lo have become the beauty example of lots of women because of their curvier bodies;
- Mattel's Barbie doll sale has dropped with 13% the past year, because of the impossibly slim body ideals the doll represents;
- Megan Trainor and Nicki Minaj are singing songs about how amazing it is to be an inbetweenie;
Towards curvy fashion
Even the fashion industry is playing upon this new beauty ideal, and they should be. If your goal is to sell clothes to all kinds of women, it's a bit strange to only feature one kind of woman wearing your clothes. Also, women are more likely to buy clothes worn by models closer to their age, size and race. Mainstream retailers from H&M and Forever 21, to ASOS and Mango have added plus-size lines to their collection last year. And business is booming, because by featuring women of all sizes on your website, you're in fact saying that all women are great and beautiful, no matter their size.
And in the end, that's what it's all about: the fact that you're amazing (& beautiful), just the way you are (to end with a cheesy Bruno Mars verse ;))


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Striking Fall Floral Arrangement
Fall doesn't mean the absence of color and florals from your home. If you ask us, it's the best time to bring nature into your home and give it a quick seasonal update. And given all the entertainment opportunities that fall calls for, it's a good idea to brush up on your bouquet-building technique. Lucky for you, we've got a few tricks up our sleeves, and we're in a sharing mood.
Embrace the SeasonFall is all about the rich russets, muted hues and crispy air, so play with those themes as you build your arrangement. Mix dried florals, leaves, feathers, branches and berry stems to get the moody feel of fall.
Keep Things SimpleYou can build a rich installment with simple methods. For this fall's bouquet, we used a single hortensia and added branches, berry stems and leaves to add height. We also played with different heights to create a dramatic and eye-catching negative space. The green and russet grouping bring fall foliage to your dining room. You can also skip the hortensia for a more rustic arrangement.
Fridge to TableDo you have unexpected guests on the way? Or do you want to perk up your dining table? Go to your fridge, or backyard, to gather and arrange a rustic centerpiece of leaves, branches, gourds, pomegranate and other typical fall elements. It's easy, cheap and quick. Add candlesticks or pillar candles for elegance.
The Magic Numbers of Floral ArrangementIf you've followed us for a while, you'll notice that our centerpieces are never constricting. We don't like to sacrifice great conversations for a huge centerpiece. When using a tall vase, the height of the entire arrangement should be two and a half times of the vase. For short vases that number is one and a half of the vase's height and twice the width. This gives a more appealing centerpiece that the guests can see over and have a wonderful conversation.
Face Your FlowersThere's no need to create a 360-floral display. If you're on a budget, focus on one side of the arrangement.
Floral OrderWhen building your bouquet, use your larger blooms lower and earlier and the tighter (smaller buds) on top and last. This will give your arrangement a longer life and natural movement.
Pro Tip: If you're particular about placement or want to create a fuller look with fewer flowers, make a grid across the top of your vase using florist tape before arranging your florals.


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I'm not an artist, but I do like line drawings. I've learned a way to create line drawings from photographs using Photoshop, and I enjoy the experiments very much. This is one of the experiments that I felt was worthy of posting.
Moonstone is one of the newer roses in our garden. It does very well in a container. The blossoms are beautiful — white tinged with pink — and the rose has a mild fragrance. The original photo is shown below.
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CRESTVIEW � A 44-year-old woman is accused of grabbing a man by the back of his pants and yanking him downstairs, Crestview Police say.
Their investigation of the incident began March 5 when they received a report of a possible battery at a Majestic Drive residence. A witness told officers a man and woman had gotten into a shoving match, and when the man tried to walk upstairs the woman grabbed him by the belt and pulled him backwards.
The two have been in a relationship the past two years and lived together for about five months, the officer wrote in the arrest report.
The man said they got into an argument after downing �four shots� of alcohol (the report didn�t indicate what kind of alcohol). Officers said the man appeared to be drunk and it took several attempts to get information from him. When they pressed him for more, he became upset and started crying.
The woman said she was angry because she discovered he�d been making charges to her credit card. She admitted grabbing him by the belt.
She was charged with domestic violence. Her court date is April 9.


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Wednesday, 7 December 2011
Guess what this is...
A beehive?
A tent with a vent?
Or a brother of Obi Wan Kenobi?
If you chose any of the above, well shame on you. It should be perfectly obvious that you're looking at Sweden's latest PC Plod, your friendly local officerette on the beat. Donna Eljammal, for it is she, informs us that her appointment "is a reflection of the multicultural Sweden we live in today"
Well, it certainly is that. It certainly is.
PC Aljammal, who 'always wanted to be in the police' also believes that "it shows the public another side of women choosing to wear the veil, that we are not oppressed but can be strong and independent women."
Well,I'm not so sure about that, Officer.
But she's on the mark again here. "The veil shows clearly that I have first hand knowledge of different aspects of Swedish society." Very true. Let me guess what these might be. Planting bombs on trains, honour killings, stoning adulterers, killing converts to Christianity, burning Jews out of their houses……..
Why, the way Sweden is going PC Eljammal could turn out to be a right mine of information after all. But………. would she pass it on to her fellow officers? Ah, that's the rub, isnt it? She wouldn't be like the Ft. Hood shooter, would she? Or would she be like this guy? He dressed up in a burka and has been merrily robbing travel agents (why just travel agents? Only he and Allah (Peace Be Upon The Fucker) know that).
Wouldn't it be a sight to see her in all her regalia going after him, and they duelling out on the high street? CSI meets Afghanistan.
But burkas do have their uses
For example Lady Savant told me about a Muslim woman who was lingering around the ladies showers at the pool, refusing to undress or remove her veil."She was just staring at the other women through her veil making everyone feel really uncomfortable. I think we should ban the burka."
I disagreed. I've grown to love my old burka disguise.
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More swedish women want to be cops
Diverse background yada yada.
Story underneath as of today is of the Swedish suicide bomber.
When you take your culture down to the third worlders level to improve them they beat you on experience.
- 8 December 2011 at 00:09
A distinctive trai of Northern Europe has always been that policework was never seen as an entrepreneurial activity.
But introduce enough burqa wearing muslims into the profession and that will surely change. Oh the marvels of globalization!
- 8 December 2011 at 00:26
- SAVANT said...
Confession: I, ahem, exaggerated a little with the photo. But all in a good cause, you understand. But she does wear a veil.
- 8 December 2011 at 00:31
Franz, not only that, but she'll have the Stockholm police force like Heathrow - all her brothers, cousins, near relatives from Pakistan etc. will be all over the place in no time.
- 8 December 2011 at 00:56
Is this even a serious article? Is that really a Swedish constable? If so, it confirms in my mind that Western man has an inherent self-hating, self-destructive flaw which will result in his own (deserved) demise.
- 8 December 2011 at 01:01
Yes it is a serious article. A velied Muslim policwoman has in fact been appointed in Sweden. It seems though that our Savant has taken a few liberties with the pic.
- 8 December 2011 at 01:03
"The veil shows clearly that I have first hand knowledge of different aspects of Swedish society."
I think they ought to put "Swedish society" in quotes when speaking of "different aspects," because people like her can never truly be Swedish.
Just like all those Nigerians I saw in Dublin can never be Irish.
It angers me that all this U.S. "creedal/propositional nation" crap is being imposed on native Europeans.
- 8 December 2011 at 01:15
- Bemused stare said...
Can't help wondering how much effort she will put into investigating this sort of thing.
- 8 December 2011 at 01:25
"Is blue a good color for me?"
"Why yes! Just be sure your shoes match."
- 8 December 2011 at 01:49
LOL! That's not a bad use for the veil Savant. Using it to spy on the ladies might have even been the original intention for all we know.
- 8 December 2011 at 02:59
She says "We're living in a modern and multi-cultural society ..."
OK. So she goes around wearing a sack that was in fashion 1200 years ago?
- 8 December 2011 at 10:42
Wait.. I thought if we bring them here they will adopt Swedish morals and customs? Isn't that what the liberals say?
Quote from local se story.
Wait..I thought if we bring them in they will adopt local European morals and customs? Isn't that what the liberals say?
Questions from France, The Netherlands,Belguim, Ireland,Norway etc.
And especially the UK after yesterday and the four somali thugs getting a suspended sentence.
- 8 December 2011 at 12:36
Is this an example of a veiled threat?
- 8 December 2011 at 12:36
Loitering within tent?
- 8 December 2011 at 13:24
Didn't Australian police assault (strip naked) a young redhead girl for also wearing a tent?
- 8 December 2011 at 13:33
Can you just imagine going up to her to report an honor killing?
- 8 December 2011 at 14:43
- Bemused stare said...
Loitering within tent?
My keyboard, DAMMIT!
Between you and the previous anon, I could see some brilliant material for meme's.
- 8 December 2011 at 18:00
This is the mosts amazing thing I have ever seen! Immigration laws that make sense ...
This is real.
*There will be no special bilingual programs in the schools.
*All ballots will be in this nation's language.
*All government business will be conducted in our language.
*Non-citizens will never be able to hold political office.
*Non-residents will NOT have the right to vote no matter how long they are here.
and so on ...
Who is this paragon of a country?
- 8 December 2011 at 20:11
Something rather interesting.
Emma West, as we all know, the mouthy chick on the train was detained for her own protection, because of death threats to her and her family.
Actually, as it turns out ... no.
Emma West: An eyewitness account from Carlos Cortiglia
On Tuesday the 6th of December, in Croydon, the Crown Prosecution Service was caught red-handed. The excuse given not to grant Emma West bail on the grounds that Emma and her family were in danger was highly questionable.
I was there and can provide a full account of what happened in Courtroom 6 at the Croydon Magistrates Court.
Relatives of Emma West, listening to the shameful fabrications of the Crown Prosecution Service, shaking their heads saying 'it is not true, it is not true, we were never threatened, the family has received no threats whatsoever and we have not been attacked'.
A news blackout followed. Neither the BBC nor Sky Television, nor many others who were there, informed the public what happened today at the Croydon Magistrates Court.
During an improvised news conference in front of the entrance to the Court, I condemned this woeful episode as a manifestation of what happens in totalitarian regimes.
During the same day, we witnessed the case of a man who masturbated himself in plain view and in front of schoolchildren. The said paedophile was granted bail and charged £85 for costs.
Poor Britain! You cannot trust the Political system; you cannot trust the Justice system; you cannot trust the Police force; you cannot trust the Mass Media. These are supposed to be last bastion against intolerance and corruption because they are themselves both intolerant and corrupt.
Now, seriously ... who's astonished?
Uncle Nasty
- 8 December 2011 at 20:24
UN - I knew that was Mexico. They're laws on immigrants are incredibly strict. yet they are NEVER called out on it. Never. Why is that?
- 8 December 2011 at 20:45
Mexico eh?
A county in Nebraska will make them feel right at home as they will not be issuing spanish language ballot papers despite CNN wanting them to.
- 8 December 2011 at 21:20
Okay ... not really on topic, but still ...
Did Roosevelt force japan into war? Sure looks like it. Papers have been discovered proving that the FDR administration actively planned the US's entry into WWII.
What Commie, pinko, leftist fag would make such accusations, you may ask?
How about ex-president Herbert Hoover?
Did FDR Provoke Pearl Harbor?
It's always been pretty obvious that the Democrat hero forced Japan into war with the USA by cutting off their oil but now we have extensive documentation of FDR's scheming -- JR
Pat Buchanan
On Dec. 8, 1941, Franklin Roosevelt took the rostrum before a joint session of Congress to ask for a declaration of war on Japan. A day earlier, at dawn, carrier-based Japanese aircraft had launched a sneak attack devastating the U.S. battle fleet at Pearl Harbor. Said ex-President Herbert Hoover, Republican statesman of the day, "We have only one job to do now, and that is to defeat Japan."
But to friends, "the Chief" sent another message: "You and I know that this continuous putting pins in rattlesnakes finally got this country bit."
Today, 70 years after Pearl Harbor, a remarkable secret history, written from 1943 to 1963, has come to light. It is Hoover's explanation of what happened before, during and after the world war that may prove yet the death knell of the West.
Edited by historian George Nash, "Freedom Betrayed: Herbert Hoover's History of the Second World War and Its Aftermath" is a searing indictment of FDR and the men around him as politicians who lied prodigiously about their desire to keep America out of war, even as they took one deliberate step after another to take us into war.
Yet the book is no polemic. The 50-page run-up to the war in the Pacific uses memoirs and documents from all sides to prove Hoover's indictment. And perhaps the best way to show the power of this book is the way Hoover does it -- chronologically, painstakingly, week by week.
America really begins to worry me.
- 8 December 2011 at 22:15
A Brazilian man Charles de Sena Silva(no idea of his colour),married to an Irish woman,was yesterday given a 3 year SUSPENDED sentence after pleading guilty to three counts of sexually assaulting a 6 year old boy.
He was also found with material on his computer showing children under 12 performing sex acts with adults.
The defendant claimed to have been sexually abused himself as a child.The presiding Judge,Martin Nolan took into account that this childhood abuse perverted the defendants sexuality.
The Judge noted that the defendant posed "a moderate risk to society",but was getting counselling to address his problem.
I don't believe any further comment is necessary.
- 8 December 2011 at 22:39
- Bemused stare said...
Uncle Nasty, if you look it up you will find that the Pacific fleet even had its air defense intentionally depleted in strength in the run up to the attack. As a matter of fact if I recall correctly, the two admirals who ate shit for the attack had repeatedly complained about this before the attack happened.
Pearl Harbour was just a remake of the Lusitania.
There is a long and rich history of America's government setting its own people up to get wasted in order to have an excuse for war, not to mention doing the job themselves when no-one among their planned enemies would step up to the plate.
- 9 December 2011 at 00:09
Bigamist fake bride spared jail after third offence
I suppose it is better that veil woman is going the law abiding route than the law unabiding route?
PS Would I be able to get off a murder charge if I claimed to be murdered as a child?
- 9 December 2011 at 00:51
If hse were giving chase to a criminal would she have to stop the chase to pray and resume it afterwards?
- 9 December 2011 at 00:57
I for one welcome our blog overlord!
What is Texas Law on the transgendered as compared to Maryland?
- 9 December 2011 at 01:11
'If hse were giving chase to a criminal would she have to stop the chase to pray and resume it afterwards?'
A very good question. Will the police ask it though?
- 9 December 2011 at 01:39
How kum day fired her? She be black.
- 9 December 2011 at 01:40
Well, that didn't take long ...
It appears that the US and NATO want to redeploy missiles around Russia, and surprise, surprise, the Russians are not too happy about it.
Watch the vid: THE RETURN OF THE COLD WAR ?
Just like old times.
Click on CC to get subtitles.
- 9 December 2011 at 03:58
The War Party really misses the old Soviet Union. All those great enemies that they could be building up weapons for.
- 9 December 2011 at 08:54
I guess in the victomhood stakes black is less than transgendered.
- 9 December 2011 at 13:15
UN @ 2215 : I as well as many other americans have known about roosevelts shenanigans for years. It's called "seeking an occasion" and goes back for centuries.
- 9 December 2011 at 16:27
Brandon said...
UN @ 2215 : I as well as many other americans have known about roosevelts shenanigans for years. It's called "seeking an occasion" and goes back for centuries.
What an outstanding article. It clarifies the feminine nature of leftists and jews and their propensity for the eighth deadly sin ... spite.
Spite, by the way, I regard as a particularly feminine attribute and feminism -- as well as liberal vengeance (witness the Emma West saga) is merely spite taken to deadly extremes.
Neat article.
- 9 December 2011 at 21:15
Many people are worried about defending themselves against US-operated drone aircraft.
Don't be ...
UD Drone Downed by Iran Cyber Attack.
The Israeli intelligence news outlet Debka report confirms that Iran has downed a US drone "undamaged". "Its almost perfect condition confirmed Tehran's claim that the UAV was downed by a cyber attack".
The drone was not shot down, as previously reported. It was brought down through an Iranian cyber attack which disabled its communications system.
Debka states in this regard that both US and Israeli intelligence are "shocked" by these developments, suggesting possible Command and Control weakenesses. "The state of the lost UAV refutes the US militarycontention that the Sentinel's systems malfunctioned. If this had happened, it would have crashed and either been wrecked or damaged."
"Iran exhibited the top-secret US stealth drone RQ-170 Sentinel captured on Sunday, Dec. 4. Its almost perfect condition confirmed Tehran's claim that the UAV was downed by a cyber attack, meaning it was not shot down but brought in undamaged by an electronic warfare ambush. This is a major debacle for the stealthtechnology the US uses in its warplanes and the drone technology developed by the US and Israel."
The condition of the RQ-170 intact obliges the US and Israel to make major changes in plans for a potential strike against Iran's nuclear program.
The Obama administration's decision after internal debate not to send US commando or air units into Iran to retrieve or destroy the secret RQ-170 stealth drone which fell into Iranian hands has strengthened the hands of the Israeli faction which argues the case for striking Iran's nuclear installations without waiting for the Americans to make their move.
I've seen images of the downed drone.
It's in better condition than my Toyota ... and I imagine has had Russian and Chinese techies all over it like a cheap suit ...
It is probably travelling, as we speak, in ten different directions.
- 11 December 2011 at 01:20
I promised this ...
Israel Behind Much Of Militarized Brutality Of US Police. By Muriel Kane
The extreme militarization of American police forces has been brought to public attention by the tactics employed against Occupy protesters, which often appear more appropriate to counter-terrorism operations than to the control of non-violent protest.
According to investigative journalist Max Blumenthal, however, the proper term for this ruthless suppression of dissent should be "Israelification."
In an article which begins with examples of American police training alongside Israeli security forces, Blumenthal writes, "Having been schooled in Israeli tactics perfected during a 63 year experience of controlling, dispossessing, and occupying an indigenous population, local police forces have adapted them to monitor Muslim and immigrant neighborhoods in US cities.
Meanwhile, former Israeli military officers have been hired to spearhead security operations at American airports and suburban shopping malls, leading to a wave of disturbing incidents of racial profiling, intimidation, and FBI interrogations of innocent, unsuspecting people.
The New York Police Department's disclosure that it deployed 'counter-terror' measures against Occupy protesters encamped in downtown Manhattan's Zuccotti Park is just the latest example of the so-called War on Terror creeping into every day life. Revelations like these have raised serious questions about the extent to which Israeli-inspired tactics are being used to suppress the Occupy movement."
According to Blumenthal, the transformation began after September 11, when the Israel Lobby "provided" thousands of top cops with all-expenses paid trips to Israel and stateside training sessions with Israeli military and intelligence officials."
Many of these trips and training sessions were arranged by JINSA, the stridently pro-Israel organization whose advisors have included such prominent Neocons as Douglas Feith and Richard Perle.
The Anti-Defamation League has also provided Israeli-run training sessions to over 700 police officers through its course on Extremist and Terroist Threats and claims to have provided a background in Israeli perspectives to another 45,000 through its Law Enforcement and Society program, which is required training for all new FBI agents.
I think the occupiers are slugs, personally. They remind me of the very worst American elements.
Draft dodgers "doin' Yurrup" in the seventies.
We had a saying about US tourists in Europe in 1970 ... You heard them at 100 yards, saw them at fifty and smelled them at ten. They also stole everything that was not red-hot or nailed down.
I have fond memories of helping to kick seven shades of shit out of one who stole a girl's Nikon. Golden days.
I digress, however. Occupiers today ... your children tomorrow. Bet on it.
ZOG does it again. Land of the brave; Home of the free.
- 11 December 2011 at 01:40
I have a feeling I did not include a link in my last post.
- 11 December 2011 at 01:41
A government big enough to give you everything that you want, is big enough to take away everything that you have -Thomas Jefferson
Florida teen detained by TSA for design on her purse
The TSA agents decided it was a replica weapon as banned under law.
Ya wha'?
- 11 December 2011 at 14:08
It seems the TSA is going out of it's way to make itself unpopular. Big mistake. They should try to creep in until they're unremovable, but maybe the bastards have shot themselves in the foot now.
- 11 December 2011 at 15:56
Dubai water park bit.
Ed Byrne.
Photo as featured.
Except all black.
And a rubber ring.
- 11 December 2011 at 16:41
- Bemused stare said...
If you have a few hours, or maybe days, to kill, google "TSA stupidity." If after that you believe they are there to ensure security, see your doctor urgently as you may be suffering from brain stem death.
- 11 December 2011 at 16:52
yeah, I saw such creatures in Dubai and many other water parks. Comical isn't the word...
- 11 December 2011 at 18:49
Transsexual pushed fellow (sic) cross dresser under train
Over time, his? victim told friends and family that he? thought Kanagasingham was becoming 'psychotic' and she did not know how to make him (sic) leave her (sic)(?)flat.
The court heard that on the day of her death, the lawyer had agreed to take Kanagasingham to a GP appointment near his home in Cricklewood, north London.
Shortly before midday, she was seen dressed as 'David' leaving Leicester Square Tube station before returning later in the afternoon as Sonia.
"Killers" of transgendered people to get longer sentences
Ministers say an amendment will be added to the Legal Aid Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill.
The Ministry of Justice later confirmed that the 30-year minimum would also apply for murders motivated by hatred towards a disabled person. Or one legged black kleptomaniac lesbian muslim
wimmin as Harriet Harman insists that the moral arbiters of society are known.
In short keep your burqa. PC liberals insist.
- 12 December 2011 at 18:57
That's me fucked. I hate disabled people....
- 12 December 2011 at 21:14
Con Ed wants to evict "Ground Zero" Mosque over unpaud bill of $1.7 million
Con Edison wants a judge to give it the green light to evict the would-be developer of a controversial community center and mosque near Ground Zero, arguing he doesn't have a prayer of paying the $1.7 million he owes in back rent.
At a hearing in Manhattan Supreme Court today , Con Ed lawyer Scott Mollen portrayed Sharif el-Gamal as a deadbeat slumlord who's far too cash-strapped to pay back all the money he owes the utility.
"They're $1.7 million in arrears, and they have not come close to demonstrating they have the ability" to pay up on the rent at 51 Park Place, Mollen told Justice Richard Braun. Mollen was trying to convince the judge to lift a restraining order barring Con Ed from giving Gamal the boot from the site.
- 12 December 2011 at 21:21
Anon 21:14
Get yourself a burqa, some alcohol and hire Cherie Booth QC to point out to the judge that you are a Somali woman who is not used to alcohol and is coming to terms with being transgendered and your human rights were violated and a hadith says as follows: "Verily the creation of every one of you is brought together in the mother's womb as a drop of semen for forty days, then it becomes a clot for the same period, then it becomes a blob of flesh for the same period. Then the angel will be sent unto it to blow into it a SPIRIT, and the angel is ordered (to carry out) with four instructions, to write down its livelihood, the span of life, its deeds, and whether it is wretched or fortunate."
As the disabled was murdered then you could prove that this vicious anti-transgendered racist islamophobe was just living upto expectations and that you should be freed for the Manolo Blahnik sales.
Cherie Might even accompany you to pick up a Jane Birkin Hermes bag.
- 12 December 2011 at 21:29
Anonny said:-
The Ministry of Justice later confirmed that the 30-year minimum would also apply for murders motivated by hatred towards a disabled person.
I went there, looked, looked again, rubbed my eyes, and concluded that April 1 had sneaked up on me.
On Thursday the Home Office launched the first ever national strategy to promote transgender equality.
"Equality", hey?
If this is genuine -- and in England, I see no reason to not believe it -- then all is, indeed, lost.
The Orwellian circle is almost complete. All that is needed now (unnecessary, I know) is legislation declaring who is fair game ... unpersons, if you wish, who may be murdered without consequence.
In a book "Guns and Violence; The English Experience" the author claims that -- in spite of 100 plus years of firearms confiscation -- there are probably still several million unregistered (and therefore illegal) firearms scattered around England.
Maybe you guys should look for them.
Uncle Nasty
PS: the last time I looked, the lamp-posts were not festooned with judges and politicians, so you get no sympathy from me.
- 12 December 2011 at 22:04
He woes ConEd nearly $2 million and he's still there?? He'd be out if he wasn't a Religon of Peacenik.
- 12 December 2011 at 22:04
Great post, anon 21.29!
- 12 December 2011 at 22:31
declaring who is fair game ... unpersons/
Rhea Page
Emma West
- 12 December 2011 at 23:21
One is a white Jewish American woman aged 38. The other is a black Christian Jamaican man aged 23. They are married, but can't be together.
Jenny Messam, of Los Angeles, California, met Jason in July 2009 while on holiday in his native Jamaica and they married soon after in January 2010.
But U.S. Embassy officials in Jamaica believe their marriage was a fraud and denied Mr Messam a visa that would allow him to move to the U.S.
Read more: Jamaican man 23 cannot join Jewish wife 38 in US
Yippie kay ai!
Sadness: Jenny Messam's child Asher Ronen Messam is now aged six months and is yet to meet his father, who is still back in Jamaica
Anchor baby cast adrift.
She remembered an immigration official asking her: 'What could you a member of God's chosen people who can bilk money from the general public and nobody sees anything possibly have in common with someone 15 years younger than you?'
Then her Beverly Hills congressman a good mentsch Henry Waxman found out from an immigration officer that officials believed 'the claimed relationship is questionable'.
- 13 December 2011 at 21:25
Canada bans burqa citizenship swearing in eh!
Mumbles mumbles etc. etc. etc..
See and hear how much clearer speech is without the face covering
I swear (or affirm) that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of Canada, Her Heirs and Successors, and that I will faithfully observe the laws of Canada and fulfil my duties as a Canadian citizen eh.
- 13 December 2011 at 21:34
A 32-year-old mother from France is set to become the first woman ever to be sent to prison for wearing an Islamic veil.
Hind Ahmas refuses to accept the legitimacy of a Paris court which has ordered her to spend 15 days learning her civic duties.
She was sentenced by magistrates in Meaux, a Paris suburb, yesterday - after being arrested wearing an outlawed veil outside the Elysee Palace in the French capital on April 11.
Read more: French crackdown on French lawbreakers
Dit non a la burqa!
- 13 December 2011 at 21:40
Is it a veil?
Is it a tent?
No it is Swedish police woman.
- 14 December 2011 at 23:40
Protests in Manama
Is that a burqa or a hijab?
Us non-Fashionistas do not know the difference.
- 17 December 2011 at 16:13
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) announced today that the Department of Defense will begin allowing Muslim and Sikh students who wear an Islamic head scarf (hijab) or a turban to participate in the Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC).
"We welcome the fact that Muslim and Sikh students nationwide will now be able to participate fully in JROTC leadership activities while maintaining their religious beliefs and practices," said CAIR National Executive Director Nihad Awad.
In October, the Washington-based Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization wrote to Defense Secretary Leon Panetta after a 14-year-old Muslim student at Ravenwood High School in Brentwood, Tenn., was forced to transfer out of a JROTC class when her commanding officers told her she could not wear hijab while marching in the September homecoming parade.
US DoD allows hijab
Anything you can we can do
No you can't
Anything you can do
We can do worse than you under the great leadership of Brack Hussein Osama!
- 27 December 2011 at 22:21
Just another nail in the coffin of the US military.
- 27 December 2011 at 22:35
Sweden cannot afford to lose clever immigrants
Malmo (that is o umlaut) police learn Arabic to help immigrants
Does she have an adavantage in helping dealing with immigrants?
If you go to Sweden you would think that you would learn mock-Japanese to help you communicate with the chefs right?
- 1 January 2012 at 16:48
Interesting that he chose not to complain to the Police in France or the UK, not the LSE but the LSE Jewish Society who released a statement whilst the LSE are still investigating the incident. - Arminius, Edinburgh, Scotlan -
Read more: Mayve too many goyim in the English police?
- 17 January 2012 at 10:35
Just days after International Women's Day a new pronoun, hen (pronounced like the bird in English), was added to the online version of the country's National Encyclopedia. The entry defines hen as a "proposed gender-neutral personal pronoun instead of he [han in Swedish] and she [hon]."The National Encyclopedia announcement came amid a heated debate about gender neutrality that has been raging in Swedish newspaper columns and TV studios and on parenting blogs and feminist websites. It was sparked by the publication of Sweden's first ever gender-neutral children's book, Kivi och Monsterhund (Kivi and Monsterdog). It tells the story of Kivi, who wants a dog for "hen's" birthday. The male author, Jesper Lundqvist, introduces several gender-neutral words in the book. For instance the words mammor and pappor (moms and dads) are replaced with mappor and pammor.
Sweden is fucked beyond fucked.
- 13 April 2012 at 16:00


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Stephie: This is Dr. Stephie Althouse, CEO of Top-Notch CEO, and your host today at Top-Notch CEO Geek Radio. As you may know by now, we geeks remain top experts who are both very passionate and extremely knowledgeable in their craft. Well, it's our pleasure, my pleasure to bring back to you Robert Donnell from P5 Marketing. He is an absolute expert in SEO Search Engine Optimization. Welcome back, Robert.
Robert: Glad to be here Dr. Stephie.
Stephie: So, I was talking with some of my geek friends. They're visionaries, innovators, top experts of different flavors, and the question came up. If you were to work on your own search engine optimization, what are the flaws that you can run into? What can go wrong? Let's talk about the 5 Fatal Flaws SEO Marketing. So are you up for that Robert?
Robert: That works beautifully.
Stephie: Okay, so let's start with flaw number one. What's the first of the 5 Fatal Flaws of SEO Marketing? The one that you need to address first.
Robert: I think it's a site having bad architecture. So what I mean by that is the site itself, you know when somebody comes on, what will they see? It's not organized in a way that clearly lays out who you are and what you're about, what your passions are and what you're offering more importantly and what you're providing. Though I think that then the reason why I like that tip more than any is that it makes good sense even if you don't do SEO right, you want a website that's cleanly organized and visitors know why they're there and what you want from them.
Stephie: So luckily what you would do to intrigue people and what you will do to intrigue Google or Bing I guess to find you online happen to be the same.
Robert: Happily, and it's almost always true by the way. They want you to just present the content that you have interestingly and engagingly and the better job you do the more people they're gonna send you as referrals.
Stephie: Beautiful. Okay, so then let's go to number two of the 5 Fatal Flaws fSEO Marketing. What's the number two flaw?
Robert: A lot of that number two is technical errors. You'll hear people talk about on-page errors and so it's things like broken links, missing page titles and descriptions, duplicate page titles and descriptions. And by the way, if you don't have any page titles of descriptions they're all duplicates because nothing is duplicated by another nothing on every page. It's important to have good page titles and descriptions that relate to your keywords, which is how you tie your technical errors back to your missing technical errors and tie it back to your site architecture.
Stephie: So even though Robert is giving us here this information, I have to say to you the geek listener here, this gets somewhat tricky pretty quick or somewhat labor intensive does it not Robert?
Robert: It does, I mean but if you have a site with 15 or 20 pages this isn't gonna be that hard but, if you had a site with hundreds of pages that all had the same errors it's a lot more work. It's good to get started early.
Stephie: Right. So you need to know what to do to fix those technical errors and use some kind of software to find the technical errors in the first place.
Robert: There are some free tools like Google Analytics and Google Webmaster tools. They're free you just need to hook them up to your website. Alternatively, there are things like SEMrush, semrush.com, which charge a monthly fee for that somewhere north of $99.00 a month.
Stephie: Okay, great. Well then let's go to the third of the 5 Fatal Flaws SEO Marketing. What's that?
Robert: The third one is really having a lack of useful content or very little content. I think a lot of people when they first set up a website they'll write you know 80 to 100 words of description on a page and let it go from there. That's really not enough content because what Google is looking for is sufficient words and sufficient information where the words on a page actually are unique and authoritative. So, if for example one of my favorite things is if you made handmade Belgium Chocolates, and you had a page on how to make orange flavored chocolate, then you would want to write enough words where somebody who was really into orange flavored chocolate would get what you were talking about and leave your website with useful information. Google can actually measure that and that's where you want to go.
Stephie: Very interesting and actually when you say, I think you said 300 to 1,000 words of unique content per important page so, that seems to be almost a little contrary to some of the wisdom I've heard where people say too short attention span people don't really want to read say a thousand words, more like 300 perhaps. So on the far end of that range and actually for SEO, it's better to have more words rather than fewer words.
Robert: Correct and what I find helpful is it's how you lay out those words on the page that are interesting so a thousand words of block text is pretty off putting to almost everyone so we don't recommend that. We recommend breaking it into a series of smaller paragraphs using bullets, emboldening text is important, inserting images wherever possible and even using video.
All of those things will help those thousand words of unique content become a lot more digestible because, if you understand there are people that are gonna scan the information quickly but there are people that love to read every single word. They absorb the knowledge and they absorb the information, and the longer we keep a visitor on the page the more important Google thinks it is to that person.
Stephie: Right, makes sense yes. Well, we did some interesting work on that together for example for our women in STEM Science, Technology, Engineering and Math geeks, we actually produced together and ended up about 4,000 words and we certainly broke that up into sections with highlights so that people could skim read it if they thought that was too long and we spruced it up with pictures.
Robert: And of course people can always listen to the podcast if they want to in their car.
Stephie: Absolutely. So how about number 4 of the 5 Fatal Flaws oSEO Marketing? What's the number 4 flaw?
Robert: Number 4 flaw really is partially a combination of number one and number three, which is having a site that is not an authority on a limited, select number of cornerstone topics. So, let me go back to number one real quick. So a cornerstone topic really is the foundation of your website. You know the homepage has an emphasis but the cornerstone content is for underlying concepts. Cornerstone content is the principles that guide your business or the principal focuses of your business translated into keyword rich, relevant content for your site. Stephie in your case, you know better than I do. Why don't you tell us what your cornerstones are?
Stephie: Yes so that was actually a very important decision that we made early on as we started to work together. What are the cornerstone topics and keywords? So what we decided on was leadership training and business coaching for geeks by geeks. This is one area so, the keyword for that sort of speak is leadership training. And then the sub specialty below that within that is women in STEM. That's science, technology, engineering, and math. So they're also geeks, it's a subset of geeks and then we've got geeky companies that are employee owned so that is leadership was the keyword is the keyword that we decided on for that. And then we have CEO coaching and of course, that's again under the heading of geeks.
Robert: Right so if you think about your business and now your website, which is pretty well aligned, you have those four cornerstones. I think once we have those established, the next mistake that people make, or fatal flaw that is often made, is that you don't work hard enough to become an authoritative expert on each one of those cornerstone topics. There can be three cornerstone topics or 4 but, you're doing the deep dive work to do follow-up interviews on each of those 4 segments.
You're writing blog-posts, you're writing white papers, you're doing interviews so that if somebody were to come to your women and STEM page, for example, they would see enough information and the search engines would read enough information for them. They find this Stephie Althouse person, is really an authoritative expert on STEM leader support. You go into great length to write about your work supported by your blog, LinkedIn pulse articles, and your social media efforts. This is a concentrated effort across a lot of different channels including your website. It's a serious commitment. That authoritative expertise over time, and it does take time, probably at least six months. You become recognized as an expert outside of the website. Your website becomes recognized as an authority as well and that's where you start to build back links, which is the last of the 5 Fatal Flaws oSEO Marketing.
So let me talk about back links. Back links are votes for your content by other websites. So Dr. Stephie for example, if somebody from Forbes Magazine were to notice your work on coaching women in STEM from your LinkedIn article, then you know it would be transformational for your business. It could be transformational for your website. It can't always be that kind of home run so we're always working on smaller links and smaller contents. We want them to be good. We don't want them to be blocked. We don't want them to be junk. We want them to be real links, from real other websites that think your content's great, and that's the hardest part of all to do because you can't do that if you don't fix fatal flaws one through 4.
Stephie: Well, that's excellent. I love that. So if someone, if our listeners here really took to heart these 5 recommendations for making sure you don't fall into the trap of these 5 Fatal Flaws SEO Marketing, then you're already doing way better than most; is that true?
Robert: Absolutely right. I mean you're doing better than 90 probably 98% of the people out there and what I love about all of that is, the side effects of that are very powerful for you without your website right? So, we're just asking you to be clear in how you present your topic on the website. Be clear in the content and be authoritative in how you write that content, and then make sure that other people like your content enough where they vote for it.
Stephie: So really at the end of the day, the message is really quite simple although it takes definitely effort and knowledge to execute on this. First of all force yourself, and we said this in another interview about the SEO strategy before, to that you've got to be clear on which cornerstone content to even pick that aligns with who you are, what you want to do in the world whether that's your local community or in a larger sense on the world stage, what you want to do and you have a chance to actually stand out online with that cornerstone and those keywords. And from there now you're focused in a way where you have your talents, your passions all aligned with these chosen areas.
Now you can successfully present yourself online and it actually narrows successfully your activities offline and all that then you have the site architecture. You get rid of those technical errors that are really fast to do once you know how. Then you keep producing content and over time you build yourself into this authority and you're recognized as an authority both online as well as offline and it all comes together and after a few months of that, you start to emerge as that guru at the top of the particular mountain that you have chosen. So in my example, we are calling it geek guru. So what would you like to add to that summary? Did I do okay?
Robert: I'm speechless. I don't know what else to say. I think you've said it very well. What I find attractive about what you said is that you wrapped it in a holistic fashion. I think that brings up the point; if you're not clear about who you are and what you want to provide in the world and what you want to do and what you want people to do around you then it's really hard to do SEO. SEO is just simply putting those dreams those wishes that effort into something that the search engines will recognize and help you fulfill on.
Stephie: Excellent. Well great. Okay, one last question and that is so I know you're working with people who are serious about gaining that online authority and really creating a return on investment from that online marketing effort that you're working with them very intently and you are very successful in bringing them to their goals, I know that.
Robert: Thank you!
Stephie: Awesome. Well, I thank you very much and this was again, Top-Notch CEO Geek Radio with SEO Wizard Robert Donnell on the 5 Fatal Flaws SEO Marketing. Thank you.
Robert: Until next time.


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Neymar described Paris Saint-Germain's 6-1 Champions League victory over Red Star Belgrade as the best of the season on both a personal and a collective level.
The Brazil forward scored twice in quick succession to give PSG the lead at Parc des Princes and, after further goals from Edinson Cavani, Angel Di Maria and Kylian Mbappe, Neymar completed his hat-trick in the 81st minute with a second stunning free-kick of the game.
Victory put PSG back on track in Champions League Group C after they were beaten 3-2 by Liverpool in their opener, and Neymar hailed the team's performance after he took his goal tally to six in his last three matches across all competitions.
"We have played [the] better football," he said.
"We showed desire to win and played our football to win the game.
"We knew it would be tough but we played at a higher tempo with a high desire to win, and finally we won the game."
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Asked whether the performance against Red Star was the best of the season, he said: "Yeah, it was so far.
"Not just my best game but also from our team.
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text: HASTe BC Winter Newsletter 2013 . . Winter 2013 NEWSLETTER Hello! and welcome to a New Year, back to school and to the Winter 2013 Edition of the HASTe newsletter. In this edition of the HASTe newsletter we're going to be looking back on an exciting year in active travel, and preview some up-coming highlights for 2013. If you're receiving this, you've either signed up for our newsletter or are someone who we're pretty sure would be interested in occasional updates about HASTe BC and the resources it offers. Newsletters will be released every few months, but you can always check the website for up-to-date listings of news, events and webinars on active and sustainable transportation for school communities. The "e" Is Silent A new name and a new look. After four years of faithful service, our original website was looking a little to familiar. So in early 2012 she got rebuilt from the ground up, with a host of new tools and features. If you haven't visited the new site (for shame!) it's running smooth and full of useful resources for encouraging active trips to school – check it out. While we were at it, we also tweaked our name: HASTe now stands for the Hub for Active School Travel, but we kept the "e" around for old times' sake. Out With The Old In with the new… and the old. With HASTe's project manager Omar Bhimji taking a sabatycal this year, long-time HASTe staffer Mike Smith teamed up with new-comer Kerry Hamilton to run the show for most of 2012. Now Omar's back, working along side Kerry, and Mike's off molding young minds at the Univeristy of the Fraser Valley – though he still checks in now and then. Slowly but surely, the team grows. Welcoming Our New STP Communities The Cities of Vancouver and Surrey partnered with HASTe in 2012 on School Travel Planning and Cool Routes to School. HASTe staff are excited to be working with our new partners, and are facilitating both programs throughout this school year at 10 schools. To learn more about both programs and see if one is right for your community, click here. Out there! HASTe staff have been making moves this year. In addition to working in communities across the province, we presented at Building Sustainable Communities in Kelowna, VeloCity in Vancouver and North American ProWalk ProBike ProPlace in Long Beach, California. Right to Bike RtB is poised to have a big year! Cycling educators from across BC will be gathering in January to help develop a universal standard for cycling skills and safety training. Once the groundwork has been laid, we'll be organizing proof-of-concept projects to work out the kinks later this year. Watch this space for more details. School Travel Champions HASTe is looking to profile school travel champions: community members who have made a difference through encouraging active and sustainable trips to school. If you know someone in your community – a staff person, student, parent volunteer or whoever – who has made it easier, safer or more fun to walk or wheel to school, please let us know! As we wrap up another great year at HASTe and look forward to the future, we would like to thank everyone who makes our work possible, including: The BC Ministry of the Environment, the Cities of Vancouver, Surrey and New Westminster, ICBC, Green Communities Canada and VanCity Credit Union, and of course all of the school community members – staff, parents and students – who make active travel a part of their school's culture, and their day. follow on Twitter | friend on Facebook | forward to a friend That's it for another edition. If you'd like more information and resources for bringing sustainable transportation ideas, education or action into your school, visit the HASTe Website or contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com or 604.347.7704 |IF:REWARDS| |HTML:REWARDS| |END:IF| unsubscribe from this list | update subscription preferences Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window)Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)