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Dark Horse: Yash Management & Satellite
Mr Anurag Gupta, Managing Director of Yash Mangement, confirmed that the company is indeed changing its operational areas completely. "We are dismantling the old business and the media content outfit is being hived off. Yash Management is now being shaped up as a joint venture with Cientifica, a global nano-tech research and consultancy services major. The new outfit is getting into contract research, consultancy and marketing of nano-technology related products," Mr Gupta said. At present, the company's nano-tech division - Yash Nanotech - is setting up a dedicated centre for contract research near Mumbai. "Immediately, we are starting research work in nano-tech in application areas of pharmaceuticals, paints and auto tyres for some of our clients," said Mr Gupta.
As a precursor to its collaborative research arrangement with IIT-Mumbai, Jawaharlal Nehru National Research Centre, Bangalore, and National Chemical Laboratory, three scientists have been inducted as advisors to Yash Nanotech. Visit www.yashnanotech.com for more info about the company.
PS: A strict stop loss of 12.50 was given
18 comments:
- kkk99 said...
Hi Superstar,
On your recommendation I bought satellite engineering at 6.12. I have made 24% profit. What is the target for this share. What price should I sell this stock?
- February 1, 2007 at 12:25 PM
- kkk99 said...
Hi Superstar,
On your recommendation, I bought satellite engineering at 6.12 I have made 24% profit. What is the target for this share and for what time period. I don't find any information for this stock anywhere.
- February 1, 2007 at 12:27 PM
- Superstar said...
Dear KKK,
Satellite eng is getting near it's year's high of 8.12 where partial profit booking can be done. One has to watch carefully as if it closes above 8.70 then it may reach 10-11 also.
- February 2, 2007 at 1:00 AM
- kkk99 said...
Looks like somebody sold satellite engineering which made sock open and again it is in upper circuit.
- February 2, 2007 at 3:21 PM
- monica said...
Hi Superstar,
Thanks a ton for ur reco on MPGLY.
its up on upper circuit today... Am making decent profit in it but will hold on to it as per your reco till 60.
I have been holding yash Management for some time now on ur reco. it did go up to rs. 15 & then coame down.Just wanted to check if its a long term hold???? i dont mind holding it for long term if u say so, but just wanted to check if we r expecting any change in the priceing upwards in the coming 2 months .
- February 5, 2007 at 2:58 PM
- Superstar said...
Hi Monica,
Good to hear from you and great to know you are making good profits in MP Glychem. You don't necessarily have to hold it till exactly 60 only but make your decision according to the strength this stock shows in the coming days and weeks.
Regarding Yash, I know that it has gone back to square one. It moved from approx 13.5 to 17 plus in a matter of few days after my reco, but has subsequently again come back to its original price. I would suggest you hold it for a few weeks more with a strict stop loss of 12.5 rs and see how it moves. I am hoping it should see the first target of 21-22 in a few weeks. Let's hope for the best but be prepared for the worst. Also look at my new reco of TT limited. That also moved up substantially.
- February 6, 2007 at 12:19 AM
- kkk99 said...
Hi Superstar,
Satellite closed at 8.84 today. Should I wait till 11. as you said it crossed 8.70 and moving up.
- February 6, 2007 at 4:27 PM
- Superstar said...
Dear KKK,
Satellite eng traded very strong even today and closed at 8.84 circuit. I think it is because the pre-budget rally has begun. For stocks like this, which are making new year's highs, the best way to trade them is to keep riding it as far as it goes. So keep watching it daily carefully and let it go up as much as it goes.....u can book your profit the moment you see it falling 5% on any day. This way you will enjoy the full ride.
- February 6, 2007 at 11:28 PM
- kkk99 said...
Hi Superstr,
Satellite looks very strong today. But since market is falling. Maybe it is short term fall or big fall. Would you advise partial profit booking?
- February 8, 2007 at 3:20 PM
- Superstar said...
Dear KKK,
Congrats that your investment is doing well. I think I have already answered your question yesterday also. Here is a copy paste of the relevant part. Read it carefully:
"For stocks like this, which are making new year's highs, the best way to trade them is to keep riding it as far as it goes. So keep watching it daily carefully and let it go up as much as it goes.....u can book your profit the moment you see it falling 5% on any day. This way you will enjoy the full ride."
- February 8, 2007 at 9:22 PM
- kkk99 said...
Hi Superstar,
It is in UC.
Somebody sold 29,000 satellite engineering share today. Where as volume used to be 3 to 4 thounsand in average everyday.
Just informing
- February 9, 2007 at 2:19 PM
- 3000 said...
Hi Superstar,
I bought Yash Mgmt at Rs. 15 after your recommendation. Now its falling everyday, should I still hold further? pls. suggest.
- February 12, 2007 at 6:28 AM
- jig said...
hey superstar,
in one of ur earlier posts reply to monica u had said to keep a stoploss of 12.5 of yash mgt,has breached the same today..Shld one book profits or can one still hold on to the same...
- February 12, 2007 at 11:43 AM
- Superstar said...
Hi there,
Yes, I know Yash management has not performed as hoped and stop loss has been triggered. I hope you had switched to SRF when stop loss was triggered. This stock may yet perform, but not worth the risk, according to me. The momentum in this stock was killed when this stock was put in the T2T category. And right now the volumes in this stock have become so low, that it is very difficult to judge which way it will go in the short term.
- February 19, 2007 at 9:58 PM
- monica said...
Hi Superstar,
For the past few days one can see a lot of movement in yash management. It was one of the stocks recomended by u.. Can u pl shed some light on it. What is the 1st traget for yash
- July 12, 2007 at 4:00 PM
- Superstar said...
Hi Monica,
Yes, Yash has moved up from 10 to 14 plus in this recent upmove. But it has now entered a tough resistance zone. Only if Yash is able to trade above 17 with good volumes will it go further up in this current rally. Else, it may remain in the trading range between 13 and 15. Cheers!
- July 13, 2007 at 5:20 PM
- Niranjan Kumar said...
Hi Superstar,
You had recommended Yash Management Jan 2007 at 6.12.
Presently it is around 10.8, is it a good buy around 8-10 from a long term perspective.
This is the only listed company in nano-technology.
- February 12, 2008 at 7:54 PM
- Superstar said...
Hi Niranjan,
Yash Management recently saw a high of over 25 in the first week of January. You can keep it on your radar and can buy it on falls from here. It is a dark horse as it is in the niche segment of nano tech.
- February 12, 2008 at 11:49 PM


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I haven't posted much lately, reasons include:
- Busy with new job
- Haven't been making much stuff (I *do* have a cake to post, though) or going places since I started the job
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10 months since the start of Franc v Tube, I'm officially admitting détente.
Given my stubborn nature, I recognize that this decision may come as a surprise. It's not that I can't complete this, but when I consider that:
…it seems like it is time to pick a new goal.
So my current goal is not to need another epidural in July, as surely I can have croissants outside of the day surgery ward.
I'll pick something more athletic, maybe in August.
So, as expected, I've been hard at work eating. It is the holidays, after all, so I'm just going to be thankful that my gym clothes are stretchy.
I had my appointment for my second opinion with my new extra super sports medicine doctor (ESSMD) earlier this week. I describe him as, "extra super" because not only did my physio recommend him, but after receiving a fax about my intentions to seek a second opinion from ESSMD, my GP actually called up, raved about him, and mentioned that he is the consultant physician to the England rugby union.
Anyway, the ESSMD checked out my scans and agreed that I don't have a normal MRI. Looking at the cross section scans, the nerve is definitely a bit compromised.
Given that, I have two options:
A. Have an epidural, performed by a doctor referred by the ESSMD
B. Resume all my old exercise slowly, and see if the situation worsens. Supposedly, I can't really do further permanent damage to myself, and my worst case is that the nerve flares up badly again.
I've opted for plan B. From what I gather, the epidural is likely an inevitability, but I would prefer to put it off a bit, if possible. Besides, I have a new gym membership that is very convenient for my new digs that I'm so looking forward to.
So, I went for my first bit of running in over two months last Tuesday. On the treadmill, two minutes jog, one minute walk for the most part. It's not particularly exciting, but it's a start. The nerve hurts a bit, so we'll see how this goes. My physiotherapist is away for the next few weeks, so this is a good bit of test time.
With any luck, it will all go well, and these posts can start getting interesting.
A number of people have asked me how my upcoming move will affect my plans for Franc v. Tube, as following a move to a new flat in January, my despised commute will be a thing of the past.
I do plan to do my little train race, even with a new home location. I'll just have to pick up a beer along the way to drink on the finish line of my old front step, rather than collecting one from my old flat.
So, about that little break I've been taking…
I've had a sciatic nerve inflammation wreaking havoc with me for a long time. Since oct 2005, in fact.
I've mostly just coped with it. I take conference calls standing up, I avoid chairs where my knees are higher than my hips, I gave up big heels, and I sleep with my leg turned a certain way.
Two orthopedic surgeons, two physiotherapists, and a massqage therapist in the States were convinced it was a hamstring problem and best they did for me was a lot of flexeril. I really thought this was just going to be permanent.
I got to the UK, and was advised that the culprit was likely the nerve, and the assigned tracking exercises made an incredible difference. I was amazed how something so basic radically improved the situation. I still was in agony when required to sit for long durations, but I could manage long haul flights with anti- inflammatory meds. Even better, the stability work I've been doing all year was expected to help set me straight long term.
Then, it seemingly flared up out of nowhere. Seemingly because the pain didn't specifically correlate with anything I did or didn't do. Such was true until I woke up very sore along the nerve in my back after a more challenging run at the end of October.
An MRI was suggested, so I once again benched myself, and I waited.
The radiologist's report claimed a normal result, which my sports med doc agreed with and suggested a few weeks of accupuncture. More than half of MRIs administered to people my age show disc issues that have no injury symptoms according to the doc, so it seems that a normal scan may just mean nothing extreme.
A few weeks in, I'm no better, and my physio, who is a spine specialist, is encouraging a second opinion because he and several of his colleagues think that the bump highlighted in the picture is the cause of my woes. That's where a disc appears to be pressing on my nerve.
So, my goals of racing the train will not be met this year, but I'm still not giving up.
I've been steadily trekking towards the showdown, but I've had a bit of a setback.
My last running evaluation showed that I'm still doing the hip rotation thingy that I'm not supposed to do, although it's significantly better than it was when I first began this process of learning how to run again.
What this has meant for me is reducing the rate with which I increase my run. I took a week off from the treadmill, and I've been stuck in week five of Couch to 5k now for an extra two weeks. The 8 minute run/ 5 minute walk is fine, but the 20 minute run is where I lose endurance and my hip starts to go. I expect I'll have another week or two doing intervals with an eight minute run before I can increase it.
In the meantime, I've been enjoying these Annie Barribal works in the Tube stations. The one pictured to the right seems creepily appropriate in a city under constant camera surveillance.
I was doing well for a bit there, running slow intervals, exactly as I had been told.
Then, I went for a run right before we left for Taiwan. It was excellent. I started running and I didn't stop. 5k later, I hopped off the treadmill, glowing red and feeling completely pleased with myself.
That satisfaction remained until the next morning, when I woke up with miserable hip pain. I was told to train gradually because when I get tired, I use the wrong muscles to balance, and my decision to enjoy my run meant I did all the things I wasn't supposed to. My hip hurt for five days, well into the Taiwan trip.
Lesson learned? Quite possibly.
I took a break until we returned, and soon thereafter, I stumbled across a writeup about Couch to 5k. I liked the idea of a structured training plan that my adherence to wouldn't make my physiotherapist cringe, but I couldn't help but feel a bit disgusted by the notion that running a 5k would require nine weeks of training. The longest I had ever trained for said distance was three weeks at most. Then again, I also have had a lion's share of running injuries, and the only reason I finished the 5k I ran earlier in the month was raw stubborness, not fitness. I printed out the plan.
Today marks the first session of week four, so I have six more weeks to go until I can officially run halfway home from my office. Week four is the point at which you actually have to jog more than walk. My tortoise-worthy achievement is above.
I think I am more couch than 5k. We'll see in another week or two.
In the mighty battle that will be Franc v Tube, there has been a little progress since the last update, namely that I've actually run a some!
In this case, "some", is a mediocre sounding 15 miles in since 15 July.
Getting back into it is something I'm really struggling with. I'm supposed to gradually ease back in, which isn't really indulging my stubborn nature after 8 months of sitting on my couch eating. (Yes, it was fun.)
So, I'm trying to be good, sticking to slow intervals twice a week. I've already cheated a bit and overtrained, but I'm mostly behaving myself and trying to make the best of the bit I'm allowed to do. This can't last forever, right?
I'll definitely be running in Kenting and in the meantime, I'll just keep telling myself that Franc v Tube will be even better in the autumn.
On that note, I leave you with the 70's-astic picture above of yours truly, doing something I do even better than running: touching cheese.
**PS: I didn't get a spot in the New York Marathon. I'll hear about my lottery for a spot in the April 2010 London Marathon in October, and I'll probably sign up for the the Two Oceans Marathon in Cape Town and the Chicago Marathon (just so I can see Victoria!) as a backup plan.
Perhaps I should start a Franc v Midlife Crisis thread for all that, eh?


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Benoit was interviewed backstage by Todd Grisham. Benoit put over Kane as being a machine, and they actually looked at some of the replays from the match, with Benoit talking about how Kane avoided the Crossface and how he used the Sharpshooter to weaken Kane. Benoit said "Chris Benoit is for real" three times, and Grisham said it once, so they are pushing that phrase hard now.
A video package on the Hell In The Cell match was shown.
Hell In A Cell: Triple H vs. Shawn Michaels. Both men made their entrances, and then the Cell was lowered around them. There were chants of "Triple H" and "HBK" as they did a staredown for about a minute. They locked up, and traded punches and chops in a corner. Triple H reversed a whip and hit a hard back elbow to the chest. Shawn tackled Triple H and hit a series of punches. Triple H kept throwing Shawn through the ropes, but Shawn would run back in and tackle Triple H. Finally, Michaels was sent hard over the top rope to the floor. Triple H missed a punch on the floor and hit the steel mesh. Back in the ring, Michaels hit a neckbreaker for a one count. Michaels delivered some chops and punches, but Triple H grabbed Michaels' tights and sent him through the ropes to the floor. Triple H followed Michaels out, and Michaels rammed Triple H headfirst into the steel. Back in the ring, Michaels hit a chop, and we saw that Triple H was bleeding slightly from the head. Michaels punched at his head, and dropped a pair of fistdrops. Michaels ran into a Triple H boot, and was tossed over the top rope to the floor again at the five minute mark.
Outside, Michaels slugged it out with Triple H, then whipped him face first into the Cell wall. Michaels rammed Triple H headfirst into the mesh, and then back in the ring Michaels stomped Triple H in the side of the face. Michaels hit a series of punches in the corner. Triple H went for a reverse atomic drop, but Michaels slugged him down. Michaels clotheslined Triple H to the floor, but was walking funny from the attempted reverse atomic drop by Triple H. Micahels went for a suplex, but his back was hurting, and he couldn't get him over. Triple H whipped Michaels hard into the corner, and Michaels fell to the mat. Triple H whipped Michaels hard into the corner again, and stomped Michaels' back. Triple H hit a side backbreaker, then an extended vertical suplex. Triple H covered Michaels for a two count. Triple H stomped the back of Michaels and hit another side backbreaker for a two count at the ten minute mark.
Triple H went under the ring and got a steel chair, which he set up in the ring. Triple H went to lift Michaels, but Michaels flipped over him and hit some right hands. Triple H kneed Michaels, then went for a chairshot, but Michaels avoided it with a series of kicks and punches, then flung Triple H to the floor. Shawn went to the apron and jumped off at Triple H with a double axhandle, but Triple H caught him with a shot to the gut. Triple H lifted Michaels and alternated between ramming him into the corner of the cell and the ringpost. Triple H whipped Michaels backfirst into the Cell, then decked him with a right hand. Triple H whipped him into the cage wall again, then tossed him back into the ring. Triple H hit a side slam on the folded chair in the ring, and got a two count. Triple H set up the chair in the ring, and Michaels fired off a few punches, but Triple H scooped him up into a side slam on the seat of the set up chair. Triple H got a paid of two counts, then hit Michaels with a chairshot across the back at the fifteen minute mark for a two count.
Shawn fired off some weak punches to the gut, but Triple H went for an abdominal stretch. They both tried to reverse the move on the other, until Michaels hiptossed Triple H over the top rope and to the floor. Michaels tried to shoulderblock Triple H on the apron, but Triple H hit a kneelift. Back in the ring, they traded punches, and Michaels went for a backdrop, but Triple H put on the breaks and went for the Pedigree. Michaels blocked it and hit Triple H with a lowblow. Michaels hit a pair of reverse atomic drops, then decked him with a right hand. Michaels hit a clothesline in the corner and got a two count. Michaels hit a jumping knee to the back, and Triple H fell through the ropes to the floor. Michaels whipped Triple H into the cage, then told the camera man to move, as he whipped Triple H across the floor and into the ringsteps. Michaels separated the sections of the steps, and went for a piledriver on the bottom section, but Triple H backdropped Michaels on the floor. Triple H went under the ring for another chair, and blasted Michaels across the back with it in the ring. Triple H went and tossed the top section of the ringsteps into the ring. Michaels kicked Triple H in the gut to avoid a steps shot, and hit a flying forearm at the twenty minute mark.
Michaels kipped up, but then stumbled, favoring his back. He went for the superkick, but Triple H ducked it, picked up the ringsteps section, and blasted Michaels in the head with it. Michaels was soon wearing the crimson mask. Triple H measured Michaels and blasted him with the steps again, then tossed the steps to ringside. Triple H covered Michaels twice, but only got two counts. Triple H hit a series of rights, then tossed Michaels to the floor. Triple H picked up Shawn and said "You want Hell?" before throwing him into the Cell wall twice. Triple H put Shawn over his shoulder and rammed him face first into the steel mesh. Triple H raked Michaels' face across the mesh at the twenty five minute mark.
Triple H rubbed Michaels face across the ringsteps and tossed him back into the ring. Triple H hit a spinebuster for a two count. Michaels fired off some punches and chops, but Triple H hit a knee to the gut and applied a sleeperhold. Michaels rammed Triple H into the buckles to escape. Triple H went for the Pedigree after a kick to the gut, but Michaels reversed it into a DDT. Both men were down, and Shawn crawled to the chair that was in the ring. Shawn blasted Triple H with a chairshot to the head, and Triple H soon had a new (and nastier) cut on his forehead. Michaels hit a second chairshot to the head, and draped an arm over Triple H for a two count. Shawn went for a backdrop, but Triple H hit a facebuster to the knee. Michaels rolled from the ring, and as he got up, pulled a ladder from under the ring. Michaels had a smile on his face and be brought the ladder into the ring. Triple H was slumped against the ropes and got up, turned and was blasted in the face with the ladder at the thirty minute mark.
Michaels rammed the ladder into Triple H's gut twice, then set it up in a corner and whipped Triple H into it. Michaels whipped Triple into the ladder again, then kicked him hard in the gut. Shawn whipped him into the ladder again, and this time Triple H went over the top rope and to the floor as he smashed into the ladder. Michaels went after him, and rubbed his face across the steel, then hit a series of punches. Michaels dove off the apron and hit a double axhandle, then whipped Triple H into the cage. Back in the ring, Michaels set up the ladder again, but Triple H tried to grab Michaels for a Pedigree. Michaels tripped out of it and hit a catapult, sending Triple H into the ladder for a two count. Michaels slammed Triple H and went to the top rope. Michaels missed the elbowdrop at the thirty-five minute mark.
Both men were down, and Triple H crawled onto Michaels for a two count. The two began trading punches on their knees, with Michaels getting the better of it, but collapsing to the mat as Triple H fell over. Michaels draped an arm on Triple H for a two count. They got to their feet, and Michaels hit some punches, but Triple H hit a knee to the gut and tossed Michaels shoulder first into the ringpost. Triple H went under the ring, and pulled out a table. Triple H set it up in the ring, but Michaels caught him with a pair of chops and a series of right hands. Michaels picked up Triple H and rolled him onto the table. Michaels set up the ladder, and climbed up. Michaels hit a elbowdrop off the ladder (as high as he could climb in in the cell), putting Triple H through the table at the forty minute mark.
Michaels draped an arm on Triple H for a two count, then put his whole body across him for another two count. Michaels started a slow stomp in the corner for Sweet Chin Music, but Triple H dropped down as Michaels attempted the superkick and hit a low blow. Triple H hit the Pedigree, but was slow to cover. He draped an arm over Michaels, but Michaels kicked out at two, bringing the crowd (which had died down a lot) back into it. They struggled to their feet, clutching at each other. Triple H shoved Michaels back, and Michaels hit a superkick, then collapsed. Michaels crawled over and draped an arm on Triple H for a two count. They struggled up again, and Triple H hit a knee to the gut. Triple H hit another Pedigree, but collapsed to the mat himself at the forty five minute mark.
The fans started a "HBK" chant as both men were laid out on the mat, and both men slowly crawled towards each other. As they rose up, Triple H went for another Pedigree, and hit it. Triple H slowly rolled onto Michaels and got the three count at the 47:26 mark (Ross announced the match time).
Post-match, both men were laid out in the ring, hardly moving. Evolution came out and checked on Triple H (Flair also said something to Michaels, pointing a finger in his face). Triple H was rolled from the ring by Evolution, and walked out of the Cell, with Batista and Flair half-carrying him up the ramp. Triple H's music ended, and Michaels was still laid out in the ring. The referee was checking on him, but no one else came out. Michaels slowly started to roll over, and the fans applauded him as he got to his feet. They played Michaels's music, as he dropped back to his knees. Michaels shook the hand of the referee, and slowly got back to his feet to acknowledge the fans as the show ended.
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Earlier this year we told you all about the Porsche 918 Spyder hybrid concept car and now we get to tell you — as we so rarely get to do — that this concept car is about to become a reality! The Spyder which is surely to become the sexiest green car ever (sorry Tesla!) just got the green light to make this dream a real road eating machine. Porsche's first ever plug-in hybrid goes from 0-60 in 3.2 seconds, gets 94 miles per gallon, and undoubtedly will have most of us drooling as it zips past us on our daily commutes. But why will we be drooling instead of riding inside, you ask? The price tag for the 918 Spyder is set at a whopping US $630,000!
"Production of the 918 Spyder in a limited series proves that we are taking the right approach with Porsche Intelligent Performance featuring the combination of supreme performance and efficient drivetrain concepts," said after the announcement this week by Michael Macht, President and Chairman of the Board of Management of Porsche AG. Porsche's release of this news was wholly underscored and stressed by the point that this car is no sally-slow-poke hybrid family mover – this thing can run.
The hefty price tag for the Spyder comes in part due of its nifty driving options. The car will feature a series of driving modes: E-Drive, Hybrid, Sport Hybrid and Race Hybrid. The Race Hybrid is apparently the top-speed mode, and though it's likely the most fun, it's also nice to know you can offset that by running the car completely on electricity in the E-Drive mode. But the car's major zip comes from a 3.4L mid-mounted V8 hitting 500-hp, and the engine is coupled with two electric motors that give it an extra 218-hp. Sounds like some heft to us! And with a price tag to match, this limited-release beauty will be a barrel of green fun for the few heavy hitters that will get to call it their own.
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synyster gates-biography
Vital Stats
Real Name: Brian Elwin Haner, Jr.
DOB: July 7th,1981
Place of birth: Long Beach, CA
Currently resides in: Huntington Beach,CA in Casa del Syn, right off the PCH
Education: High School, some college at MIT
Significant other:
MichelleName: Michelle DiBenedetto (girlfriend)
Occupation: Clothing designer for Syn's clothing line.
How they met: They've known each other since the eighth grade and got together due to two drunken hookups. Gates states he wants to take it slow.
Family: Gates was born to Brian Haner Sr. and Jan Gera. He has one full brother Brent. His parents got divorced and both got remarried. He has one half brother Johnny from his mom's second marriage and a half sister McKenna from his dad's second marriage to suzy haner (Gates' step mother). The Rev also lived with him for a short period of time. His father was a guest star on Jeff Dunham as Guitar Guy.
Tattoos/piercings and other notable features: He has a full sleeve of monsters tattooed on his right arm, performing a form of torture involving surgery on one particular monster (the only reason he cites is that "I like monsters"); another monster scene on his left arm; purple and green flames on both of his wrists; "Haner" tattooed across his back (he dislikes it due to its amateur quality and rough design, so he never takes his shirt off); he also has a VII tattooed behind his left ear (similar to The Rev's), the number one on his right thumb (his first tattoo), 'blue blood' over his left pectoral, "MARLBORO" tattooed on his knuckles, and a coffin tattooed on the inside of his left middle finger (which is a friendship tattoo between a7x and Good Charlotte). He also sports a nose ring, which until recently was a stud.
Trademark look: Black/Red/White Fedora Hat
Eye color: brown
Height: 5' 10''
Nickname(s): Syn, Brian, Bri, Synyster, Gates
Hobbies/outside interests: Drinking, smoking
Charities/causes: A7X auctioned off a bass guitar to help the victims of the California wildfires.
Synyster Gates was born Brian Elwin Haner, Jr. in Huntington Beach, California on July 7th, 1981. He was born to Brian Haner, Sr and Jan Gera, with whom they had one other child, Brent. They split when he was younger and his father remarried Suzy Haner, and had one child with her, McKenna, younger than Brian. His mother has a child from her second marriage, named Johnny. He's played guitar since he was young, when he picked up a guitar and started to try and learn Jimmy Page's solos, ignoring his father's warnings. His father is a studio musician, working for bands such as Frank Zappa.
Career Highlights
Background in music: His father is a studio musician, so he's been around music his entire life. He went to Music Institute of Technology, was accepted into the guitar program, but he dropped out when The Rev recruited him to play lead guitar in Avenged Sevenfold.
Instruments played: Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals, Piano, Organ, Keyboards
Preferred gear: Schecter Synyster Custom, Gibson-Les Paul Custom, Bogner amp, Jim Dunlop picks
First band/big break: His first band was with The Rev and two members of Ballistico and the former bassist of Avenged Sevenfold, Justin Sane (not to be confused with Anti-Flag's Justin Sane), called Pinkly Smooth, which he refers to as "Goblin metal with Danny Elfman influences," and they put out a six-song album called Unfortunate Snort before disbanding so the two members could focus on Avenged Sevenfold.
Other career highlights/lowlights: He won Metal Hammer's "Young Shredder of the Year" award in 2006, and "Guitarist of the Year" from Total Guitar in the same year of 2006.
How he/she joined the band: He was recruited by The Rev, after being swayed by the alluring creativity he felt Sounding the Seventh Trumpet had. the album was later rereleased with Syn playing "To End The Rapture (Heavy Metal Version)"
Musical influences: Dream Theater, Pantera, Guns N' Roses, Oingo Boingo, Django Reinhardt.
Best known for...His unique solos, fedora's, smirk and shredding guitar
* 2006 "Guitarist of the Year" for Total Guitar magazine
* "Young Shredder of the Year" at the Metal Hammer awards in 2006.
Upcoming plans: When asked recently, Both Gates and The Rev, their new side project being planned featuring the 2 playing old Pinkly Smooth songs.
Side projects: He was in a band called Pinkly Smooth with fellow bandmate, a7x drummer, The Rev. Both him and The Rev later quit so they could focus on Avenged Sevenfold. The have also mentioned that he and The Rev were planning to work on yet another side project, which as of now is unnamed.
Official Sites
Contact his artist:
* He featured in Good Charlotte's song "The River" along with bandmate M.Shadows.
* He's been sponsored by Schecter Guitar Research with Zacky Vengeance since 2004
* He often wears a black fedora hat, fingerless gloves, black nail polish, and a sleeveless shirt showing off his tattoo covered arms.
* He has a clothing line called Syn Gates Clothing.
* Owns so many hats that he actually has a Hat Box to store them all, and the Hat Box constantly steals The Rev's seat when the band is traveling.
* He's allergic to bees.
band member:
* "We were just driving around drunk one night in Jimmy's car and I just shouted 'I am Synyster Gates and I am awesome!' I don't know why I said it, but now it's my name."
-Synyster Gates On How He Got His Name
About the band member:
* He got his name driving drunk through a park with The Rev.
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Zeppos' preferred mode of transport in the second and third series
is quite a remarkable vehicle.
The Amphicar was designed by Hans Trippel (1908-2001), produced in
Berlin, Germany and was in production between 1961 and 1968, during
which time just under four thousand cars were made. The makers were
an independent company, The Amphicar Corporation, not directly
affiliated to any of the major motor car marques.
Initially, the company was subsidised by the German Government. The
production of the car's engine was, however, farmed out to Triumph
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the name suggests, the Amphicar was meant to be at home on the water every bit
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I wonder how my family could have existed in the 1940s without chickens? Mama invested a great deal of time and energy in these feathered commodities, from making sure the eggs hatched to raising young chickens into fryers and hens. In addition to the hens supplying us with eggs, Mama prepared the chicken into a tasty main dish.
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This week saw a small group of journalists descend on Palma de Mallorca to join the crew and build team behind Royal Huisman's 47.6m sailing yacht Wisp, which was delivered earlier this year.
Joined by naval architect Andre Hoek, designer Jonathan Rhoades and director of yacht management at MCM Michael Tyrwhitt-Drake, we were welcomed on board by captain Guy Hayward and his crew. Setting off late morning, captain Hayward took the helm as we headed out of the STP shipyard for a day of sailing.
"It is a great opportunity for us to be able to show you one of our projects, as it is a rare occurrence with many owners being very private," said public relations officer at Royal Huisman, Jurjen van 't Verlaat. "You can't fully appreciate the work we do till you get out of the harbor and see how the yacht sails, and this is the purpose of this press day."
Guests were given the opportunity to look around the interior, which features a large owner's suite aft of the vessel. Sliding doors allow the owner to close off parts of his space, which comprises an en suite master cabin that makes the most of the beam – 9.5m at its widest – and links to a walk-in wardrobe and library adjacent via a charming rotounda. A beautiful staircase leads you to the owner's private cockpit aft where the owner can enjoy views out to sea without being disturbed.
"The project went well but it was tough," explained Michael Koppstein of Royal Huisman USA. "Compromises were avoided at all costs and everything had to fit perfectly, which required a lot of engineering. For instance, the arch piece that sits on the roof of the owner's cockpit required that the seating close to it be a certain dimension, while maintaining a good visual and then you have a big main sheet right above it. It all required carefully considered engineering – everyone pushed the project to the nth degree. What you see is the result of a team effort and a client that inspired people with his own attention to detail."
The 252gt cutter-rigged classic sloop can accommodate six guests in two double and one twin en suite cabins. While two of the cabins aft are dedicated to guests, the forward cabin – adjacent to the galley – is used by the captain but when additional space is needed, the captain can move into one of the crew quarters forward.
"We've completed more than 100 boats in this style," said Andre Hoek as we walked round the yacht. "However, this is the first project we have done with Royal Huisman and it has been great to work with them. They produce great quality products and are very passionate people and work to a high level of perfection. We've tried very hard to work with them in the past but it's never worked out. They are known for building high quality boats but they are not the cheapest."
On the day, and in good weather conditions, Wisp achieved in excess of 15 knots giving those on board an idea of what the owner can expect in performance next week when she departs for the Caribbean, where she will be based over the winter. It will be the owner's first trip on the yacht since her maiden voyage to Norway earlier in the year.
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Our National Volunteer, Fatawu, is from the District of Savelugu just north of Tamale. It is one of twenty districts in the Northern Region of Ghana and comprises of various rural communities each with their own traditional Chiefs.
I was fascinated when Fatawu told me that to acquire some land in one of these communities it would cost peanuts. Not peanuts literally, but an offering of a certain number of kola nuts which should to be presented to the Chief as a gift. The gift of kola nuts does not give you complete lawful ownership of the land; land ownership has many grey areas in traditional Ghanaian communities and it seems the land is merely 'borrowed' for however long a period a person needs it.
I was not disappointed by this news as I now had a new fascination to harass Fatawu about - kola nuts. I'd never heard of them. What did they look like? Why are they so valued and where do you find them? After propelling many questions at Fatawu and the other national volunteers, plus a brief Google session, I had quenched my thirst for knowledge on the treasured kola nut.
[caption id="attachment_52" align="aligncenter" width="450"] Kola nuts[/caption]
Quenched may be the right word as, I imagine many already know or have assumed, the kola nut at some point in time contributed to the flavouring of Coca-Cola and other cola flavoured beverages. It appears that it is no longer an ingredient included in the recipe for Coca-Cola yet its use is still prevalent throughout Western Africa.
The kola nut seems to be less popular with younger generations but is still very popular with elders, particularly those from traditional communities. Chewed in many West African cultures, either individually or in a group setting, the nut is said to have an initial bitter taste that sweetens after chewing. It contains caffeine and is generally used to restore vitality and ease hunger pangs. It is also offered during significant life events such as naming ceremonies, weddings and funerals. However, frequent chewing of the kola nut can lead to stained teeth.
I still have not sampled the kola nut myself, but I have been assured that it can be purchased at Tamale's market. Therefore, I think it may be helpful to acquire some as a friendly gesture for when we start to visit communities of the Northern Region in the near future.


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I'm no expert on picky eating, but I would guess that half of what makes a picky eater is their personality. Some people are born with more adventurous tastebuds while others stick to the tried and true. In that case, perhaps the other half of what makes a picky eater (or the opposite, a not-so-picky eater) are the habits and foods they were exposed to.
LO is absolutely a not-so-picky eater. That doesn't mean that mealtimes are 100% stress-free, but in general, LO will eat almost anything we serve him, from crab tortelloni pasta to arugula salad with beets and goat cheese. Again, I'm not sure why that is, and perhaps it's just the luck of the draw. But there may have been things we did and currently do that help him along.
Not one to ignite any debates (especially since I wanted to quit breastfeeding, oh… every day for the first six months), but I do think that breastfeeding LO helped introduce his tastebuds to the idea that there are different tastes from day to day. Who knows if he can actually discern particular flavors ("Oh, there's that tasty carrot flavor!") but more likely his brain realized that there can be a variety of flavors.
Home made baby food
As annoying as it is to steam, peel, and puree fruits and vegetables, I think home made baby food also helped widen his taste. We bought jarred food once in a while, and that's when I noticed how limited the options were. Whereas since we made our own food, we could puree any food and even blend a few together to make new combinations.
Eat what the family eats
Once LO graduated from mashed food to more solid and textured food, he ate pretty much what my husband and I ate. In the beginning we had to alter it a bit: remove the nuts, omit honey, not add too many exotic spices. Otherwise, he gradually started to eat what mama and daddy ate. And since we ate a variety of food, this guaranteed that LO would too.
No food prejudice
Knowing how much LO loves fruit, it's easy to tell him, "If you eat all your salad, you can have bananas after!" It seems like hyping up certain food—even healthy food like fruits—downplays other equally delicious and healthy food and makes them simply a means to an end. The fruit (or dessert) shouldn't be sitting on this high pedestal and everything else must be gobbled down in a hurry. When we offer the sweet fruit, it's done in the same manner as when we offered the main meal. And we don't use food to reward for anything.
Alternate with a fave food
There are meals that LO just could care less of. Let's say he isn't excited about sesame and cilantro vermicelli salad (I know, I don't know how he can not like that!). What we'll do is we'll offer it along with a fruit. So one bite will be the pasta salad, and the next will be a pear. In the past when he didn't like a food, we would give the pasta salad with the pear on the same spoon. As weird as this seems to me, he'll usually accede to this.
(Now that I think about it, I wonder if combining the food on the same spoon really made a difference, or was he just exercising his negotiating skills? Hmm…)
Some food just sucks
And if he really doesn't like a food? Then wow… that food must just suck. This happened to us last week. I made LO pureed roasted parsnips. He wouldn't eat it on its own nor alternate with another favorite food. I tried putting it on the same spoon with another food he liked (chicken and dumplings), and while he did actually eat it, his face distorted in confusion as to the weird flavor. Since I didn't want him to think all of a sudden that chicken and dumplings tasted bitter (because of the added parsnips), I just tossed the parsnips.
When my husband and I tasted the parsnips afterward, we agreed—it tasted terrible.
How do you encourage good eating habits? Do you think picky eating is ingrained or something we create?


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Ok, so as this is an album of two halves, I thought I would review each disc separately.
It's been over 3 years since their second album 'Join With Us' topped our charts, but now The Feeling are back with their third album, 'Together We Were Made'. There is a single and double disc version of the album, The two discs are referred to as 'The Birds and The Bees'.
So, let's start with the first disc – The Birds;
The album begins with the familiar sound of lead single 'Set My World On Fire' which has recently had a lot of airplay on Radio 2 and was the BBC's soundtrack to the cricket world cup. As you may have seen in my recent review of the single, it's a sun-drenched, catchy pop tune with a calypso beat you'll be tapping along to all day!
The overall feel of the album seems much more slick and sophisticated than some of their previous material. The band have worked with producers The Bullitts on track 8 of the album, 'Mr.Grin', polishing the track to perfection, emphasised by the honkey-tonk piano outro. Freemasons also helped to produce the album, who's influence is most noticeable on glitter covered dance track 'Searched Every Corner'.
The band have claimed in several interviews that there is a more 'grown-up' and 'experimental' feel to the songs on 'Together We Were Made'. One such song where this really comes through is 'Another Soldier', a heavy guitar-based track made to head-bang to. 'Build A Home' continues this experimentation, showing off the band's spangly new omnichord, whilst 'A Hundred Sinners (Come And Get It)' is a typical Feeling song, and possibly the catchiest yet!
As well as working with The Freemasons on the album, The Feeling have also collaborated with the likes of Sophie Ellis Bextor and Roisin Murphy on the wistful 'Leave Me Out Of It' and disco-centric 'Dance For The Lights' (respectively). There is a lot of variation throughout the album in terms of style and genre. And like any good record, this comes with a variety of moods – you can be bouncing one minute and weeping the next!
For me, the highlight of the album has to be the ballad, 'Say No'. For those who've read my review of The Water Rats gig from last year, you will know that this track has always been a favorite of mine, and they have just got the production spot on for the album. The guitar solo in the middle is phenomenal and the song builds up to such a climax, with the additional vocals of Sinead Quinn, Marva Lamey and Jasmine Denham. It still sends shivers down my spine just like it did the first time I heard it. Perfect.
Another highlight for me is 'Another Life'. The twinkly piano, combined with the 12 string guitar give the song excitement that just makes you wanna bounce! I felt like a kid again this afternoon jumping up and down, punching the air and yelling 'Hey Hey Hey Hey!' at the top of my voice. Nothing beats that feeling.
'Back Where I Came From' is a really powerful and heartfelt track, filled with nostalgia, which is complemented by piano lead 'Love And Care'.
The album closer 'Undeniable', is another epic, following in the footsteps of 'Blue Piccadilly' and 'Greatest Show On Earth' from the previous two albums. Having seen the song performed live before the orchestral arrangement for the album really completes the song.
And those who buy the physical version of the album are treated to bonus track 'Hardest Stone', a 60's-esque acoustic song, at the end of the album.
It's not often you get an album that you literally cannot stop listening to. By the fourth listen I was trying to pick favorites, and it has changed at least 26 times over the last 24 hours. There's certainly a progression and variation of musical style throughout, but at it's heart 'Together We Were Made' is still a typical Feeling record, with lyrics that can break your heart and riffs that command you to dance.


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When Hillary Clinton explained this week that her family was broke and in debt by the time they left the White House, Jesse Ventura says this was something he knew during Bill Clinton's presidency.
IN HIS OWN WORDS: Jesse Ventura states he first learned that the Clintons were broke and in debt when he visited President Clinton at the White House.
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Jesse Ventura goes on to say that he can relate to the Clintons' hardships because after taxes, he made a mere 60K a year as Governor of Minnesota and had to work on Sundays to support his family.
What do you think of Jesse's opinions? Do certain elected officials need to be paid more? Is the mainstream media focusing too much on Hillary's statements about being broke and not enough on her admitting she regrets voting for the Iraq war? Leave your viewpoint below! #StayVigilant
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A recent poll, published in La Libre Belgique, suggests that most Flemings and Walloons want to remain united within the Belgian state:
According to the newspaper only 12 percent want a split of the Kingdom of Belgium. Even the Flemish aren't really keen on a separate state. Just 22 percent desire the final end of Belgium and the birth of an independent Flanders. On the other hand 40 percent of all Belgians would like to see the unitary state back, which existed until the early 1970s. Obviously, they have enough of the internal border that is dividing the country along the languages. 32 percent favour handing over more power to the existing regions.Reassuring as the results sound, however, there is a danger of becoming complacent. I highly doubt that "The People's Will" is really the deciding factor here. It is important not to underestimate the power of destructive but determined minorities.


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It is said that Paganism is a religion of joy and Christianity of sorrow; it would be just as easy to prove that Paganism is pure sorrow and Christianity pure joy. Such conflicts mean nothing and lead nowhere. Everything human must have in it both joy and sorrow; the only matter of interest is the manner in which the two things are balanced or divided. And the really interesting thing is this, that the pagan was (in the main) happier and happier as he approached the earth, but sadder and sadder as he approached the heavens. The gaiety of the best Paganism, as in the playfulness of Catullus or Theocritus, is, indeed, an eternal gaiety never to be forgotten by a grateful humanity. But it is all a gaiety about the facts of life, not about its origin. To the pagan the small things are as sweet as the small brooks breaking out of the mountain; but the broad things are as bitter as the sea. When the pagan looks at the very core of the cosmos he is struck cold. Behind the gods, who are merely despotic, sit the fates, who are deadly. Nay, the fates are worse than deadly; they are dead. And when rationalists say that the ancient world was more enlightened than the Christian, from their point of view they are right. For when they say "enlightened" they mean darkened with incurable despair. It is profoundly true that the ancient world was more modern than the Christian. The common bond is in the fact that ancients and moderns have both been miserable about existence, about everything, while mediævals were happy about that at least. I freely grant that the pagans, like the moderns, were only miserable about everything–they were quite jolly about everything else. I concede that the Christians of the Middle Ages were only at peace about everything–they were at war about everything else. But if the question turn on the primary pivot of the cosmos, then there was more cosmic contentment in the narrow and bloody streets of Florence than in the theatre of Athens or the open garden of Epicurus. Giotto lived in a gloomier town than Euripides, but he lived in a gayer universe.
G. K. Chesterton, Orthodoxy.
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So Fixed a Faith
I added in this second trinity of objections an idle instance taken from those who feel such people as the Irish to be weakened or made stagnant by superstition. I only added it because this is a peculiar case of a statement of fact that turns out to be a statement of falsehood. It is constantly said of the Irish that they are impractical. But if we refrain for a moment from looking at what is said about them and look at what is done about them, we shall see that the Irish are not only practical, but quite painfully successful. The poverty of their country, the minority of their members are simply the conditions under which they were asked to work; but no other group in the British Empire has done so much with such conditions. The Nationalists were the only minority that ever succeeded in twisting the whole British Parliament sharply out of its path. The Irish peasants are the only poor men in these islands who have forced their masters to disgorge. These people, whom we call priest-ridden, are the only Britons who will not be squire-ridden. And when I came to look at the actual Irish character, the case was the same. Irishmen are best at the specially hard professions–the trades of iron, the lawyer, and the soldier. In all these cases, therefore, I came back to the same conclusion: the sceptic was quite right to go by the facts, only he had not looked at the facts. The sceptic is too credulous; he believes in newspapers or even in encyclopædias. Again the three questions left me with three very antagonistic questions. The average sceptic wanted to know how I explained the namby-pamby note in the Gospel, the connection of the creed with mediæval darkness and the political impracticability of the Celtic Christians. But I wanted to ask, and to ask with an earnestness amounting to urgency, "What is this incomparable energy which appears first in one walking the earth like a living judgment and this energy which can die with a dying civilisation and yet force it to a resurrection from the dead; this energy which last of all can inflame a bankrupt peasantry with so fixed a faith in justice that they get what they ask, while others go empty away; so that the most helpless island of the Empire can actually help itself?"
G. K. Chesterton, Orthodoxy.
Wild and Wasted Virtues
The modern world is not evil; in some ways the modern world is far too good. It is full of wild and wasted virtues. When a religious scheme is shattered (as Christianity was shattered at the Reformation), it is not merely the vices that are let loose. The vices are, indeed, let loose, and they wander and do damage. But the virtues are let loose also; and the virtues wander more wildly, and the virtues do more terrible damage. The modern world is full of the old Christian virtues gone mad. The virtues have gone mad because they have been isolated from each other and are wandering alone. Thus some scientists care for truth; and their truth is pitiless. Thus some humanitarians only care for pity; and their pity (I am sorry to say) is often untruthful. For example, Mr. Blatchford attacks Christianity because he is mad on one Christian virtue: the merely mystical and almost irrational virtue of charity. He has a strange idea that he will make it easier to forgive sins by saying that there are no sins to forgive. Mr. Blatchford is not only an early Christian, he is the only early Christian who ought really to have been eaten by lions. For in his case the pagan accusation is really true: his mercy would mean mere anarchy. He really is the enemy of the human race—because he is so human. As the other extreme, we may take the acrid realist, who has deliberately killed in himself all human pleasure in happy tales or in the healing of the heart. Torquemada tortured people physically for the sake of moral truth. Zola tortured people morally for the sake of physical truth. But in Torquemada's time there was at least a system that could to some extent make righteousness and peace kiss each other. Now they do not even bow. But a much stronger case than these two of truth and pity can be found in the remarkable case of the dislocation of humility.
G. K. Chesterton, Orthodoxy.
Walls of a Playground
And if we took the third chance instance, it would be the same; the view that priests darken and embitter the world. I look at the world and simply discover that they don't. Those countries in Europe which are still influenced by priests, are exactly the countries where there is still singing and dancing and coloured dresses and art in the open-air. Catholic doctrine and discipline may be walls; but they are the walls of a playground. Christianity is the only frame which has preserved the pleasure of Paganism. We might fancy some children playing on the flat grassy top of some tall island in the sea. So long as there was a wall round the cliff's edge they could fling themselves into every frantic game and make the place the noisiest of nurseries. But the walls were knocked down, leaving the naked peril of the precipice. They did not fall over; but when their friends returned to them they were all huddled in terror in the centre of the island; and their song had ceased.
G. K. Chesterton, Orthodoxy.


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The Beginning.
Brief, not so brief background: I was introduced to competitive mountain bike cross country racing about 5 or 6 years ago. Joined with my LBS in the Mid Atlantic Superseries and won the beginner division my first year. I moved up to sport class and had a few good years racing sport. I have raced cross country and have dabbled in the endurance division, which I seem to enjoy more. This year, I bite the bullet and go expert.
As this season is quickly approaching, I am ahead of the game with staying somewhat in shape. It is hard to not be lazy on cold, cloudy days but once out on my bike or pounding the pavement in my sneakers for a run, that laziness thought is far out of my mind. I joined a new team this year (shout out to Trestle Bridge Racing) along with my partner in crime, Corinne.
The racers in the female expert division are no joke. These girls not only race in this series but also travel all over the country and the world to race at expert/pro levels. This blog is to track my want/need to do well and have my name or skills be mentioned in some other beginner blogger down the road as a "no joke" racer.
Along with training and progress, I will also be talking and asking you all about nutrition as that is also important to me during the season. I hope for everyone's support and encouragement this year. So far I know I have one, my husband, Jack. He is my best friend, my mechanic, my love and will be mentioned here once in a while as my pain in the butt.
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Here is an interactive web map of Yosemite National Park with the output from the maximum entropy algorithm. Green areas are more likely to be suitable landing areas. Blue dots are landing zones used in the past.
Basically in this study we compare two methods for creating a helicopter landing suitability map (see above). We tested the landing suitability map using actual landing areas used by Yosemite helitack during operations. The idea was to test two GIScience methods, but also to give dispatchers and operations an extra location-based tool they can use to decide if it is worth scouting for a landing zone or gearing up for alternatives (litter carry out, short-haul, heli-rappel, etc.)
"Landing a rescue helicopter in a wilderness environment, such as Yosemite National Park, requires suitable areas that are flat, devoid of tree canopy, and not within close proximity to other hazards. The objective of this study was to identify helicopter landing areas that are most likely to exist based on available geographic data using two GIScience methods. The first approach produced an expert model that was derived from predefined feature constraints based on existing knowledge of helicopter landing area requirements (weighted overlay algorithm).
|Yosemite Search and Rescue loading a patient into Helicopter 551 - NPS
Next steps are to:
1) Test these methods in other mountainous environments
2) Upload the python scripts for the generating raster from vector for formatting into Maxent
3) Upload the ArcGIS ModelBuilder model as a python geoprocessing script to GitHub
4) Integrate the model as a tool in MapSAR, ArcGIS Desktop template.
I would love to collaborate on this project and help answer any questions you might have.
Special thanks to my co-authors Dr. Guo and Otto Alvarez, Yosemite Search and Rescue, UC Merced, the National Science Foundation, and Liz Sarow from Esri for the inspiration.


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25 October 2012
Don't forget this year's Passivhaus conference!
This year's Passivhaus conference, taking place on 7 - 9th November in Nottingham, will surely be another great event, possibly the best of the year for sharing experiences and learning from great minds about all things passivhaus. We look forward to the fantastic line-up of knowledgeable speakers and site visits. Fran will be there discussing the Ecohub project. More info and programme here. We hope to see you there!
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St. Martin features some of the most exciting nightlife in the Caribbean.
Night-time activities reign supreme on St. Martin all year round. At dusk, the island dons its party gear.
Once the last rays of the sun have set over the horizon, trendy beach bars, clubs and dance venues prepare to welcome their clients for a night to remember.
Why not make that night last forever under the lights of one of the Dutch side's fifteen casinos or try your luck until the wee hours of the morning?
Adjacent to Princess Juliana International Airport, Maho village is a one-of-a-kind mini-Vegas of the Caribbean, with all the sequins and glitter, lights and music, nightclubs and casinos to go with it.


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All items > Knives > Spring Assisted Knives > Meyerco (Assisted)
- Overall Length:8.75"
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- Blade Style:Clip Point
- Finish:Satin
- Edge Type:Plain
- Handle Length:5.00"
- Color:Black, Gray
- Weight:5.40 oz.
- User:Right Hand
- Pocket Clip:Tip-Down
- Knife Type:Spring Assisted
- Opener:Thumb Stud
- Lock Type:Liner Lock
- Brand:Meyerco
- Model:Matrix
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- Designer:Jeff Hall
- Country of Origin:China
- Best Use:Everyday Carry
- Blade Material:Stainless Steel
- Handle Material:Polymer
- Product Type:Knife
The Meyerco Matrix knife is a Jeff Hall design that utilizes Blackie Collin's A-OK spring assisted opening mechanism for quick one-hand action. The Matrix has a satin finish and a plain cutting edge. The handle features aluminum and G-10 scales over a liner lock frame. The tip-down pocket clip is perfect for everyday carry.


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